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The national Republican., 1867-07-11

A REPUBLICAN HorEL-A circular has
been sent to Republican Senators and Repre-.
sentatives signed by A. Watson, J. II. Crane, ].
William, s. p. Brown 4 Son, 4. Wheeler, John
R. Elvans, and II. M. Knight, stating that soy.
eral responsible Republicans Of this city con-
template the erection Of mammoth hotel on
Pennsylvania avenue or other prominent street,
to be called the Republican Hotel " and as its
name Indicates, to be the Headquarters Of Re-
publioan Congressmsn and Republicans generally
who visit tho national capital" The circular
states that II ono hundred Republican Congress.
men pledge their patronage and influence the
hotel will be built Immediately. It Il stated
that from the number Of affirmative answers re-
ceived tho circular will, 1t Is expected, receive
the signatures Of from seventy to one hundred
members
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

UNITED STATES HoTEL--M. II BEAN.
A. b. sloanaker, philadelphia; Z, A. Kelly, H.
Williams, n. Y I. Wagner, Baltimore; Samuel
Wallace, Pa; @. T. Purdis, VI MIA Moran and
lady, Alexandria; T. II. Burnell, Milwaukio, wis
l. bobbs, IrsiAnd; g. A Dudley, Now Haven; g.
Ismnray n ToWla. HAMPTON. NJ H.
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EBBITT HoUsB-O. O. WILLARD.

J. Wilson and lady, W. Bradford, A. N. Foster, J.
H. Walker, II. A. Chittsnden, N. T.; H. @. Thompson,
Pa. j. NJ. Allen, s, Cj W. A. Pile and son, Mo. N,
Williams, N. T.; Col Fostsrt Col. sherman 7. J.
Conpreu NJ. II. O. Ellis, Va; HIS Manning, Pa. ; II.
Bryan, n. T.; Major O. McGown, .. 3. A.; J. 8.
Mahony, Mass. W. MoConkey, J. A. Foster, N. Y.
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sEATON HOUSE-JoHN II. sEunna

L. G. Dilton. N. Y. @. L. 9. Kerniedy, BAltimore
I. T. southArd, Bostont Geo LandIum, Philadelphia
W, g. d. Otis, CsyelAad Ohio H. O. IngrAham, Mleh.
gan y. H. Atkinson, Rimira, N. Y. Nv. D. Rsynolds
Tenn,i 8. o.. Baker and daughter, ST.
Louis; Mrs. Dodson, Petersburg, Va. Daniel W.
Mason, Mason, Va n ho'g q gass.oa . hA'snor'
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UNION HOTEL-Jons BRows.

J. Hall, Philadelphia; W. Mccormick, D. .. j.
Garret, @. Preston, baltimore W. Connely, st
Louis Henry weish, Boston g. Simmons and p% .sdy,
adslphiA; II. Ulliek, Ala. J. Q. Benks, D. q.
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NATIONAL HnTEL-u. 8. BEHsoN.

Gen. NJ N. wisewsll, T. H. Dunkinson, and :; W
ByTns, New York; Col. Geo. A. Batshsldet and u IL.
Bates, Boston; @. w. McCord, st. Louis; MAJ George
Marston, New orleausi @. Robinson and lady, and
B. Keidel, Baltimore; X. N. Baehelder, Ind. job
Thompson, 7. ". Harrison and b Williamson,
Nd; Thomas D. Shepherd, U. g. A.; T. B. O. Watkin,
and Miss Jennie Biaekford, Parkersburg, Va. A.
Hersh, Washington J. W. Byrne, syraeaso, N: Y. !
Tenn.
WASHINGTON HOUSE. Mrs. A. =. .BEvERIDGE
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

q SALES OF Howard USIvERsTY PROPERTY.
Tho following sales Of lots In the Howard Uni
yersity property were made by r. II. Halls Ex-
change, No. II Louisiana avenue, Tuesday :
Lot 8, block 20. fronting on Wilson street, sold
to Ann Pinion and M. Campbell q Co., cents
per square foot, $685. lot IA, block 10, fronting
on Wilson street, sold TO A. J. Barboza, 7 cents
per foot, $625i lot 10, block TO- fronting on VIII
son street. sold TO II. 8. Knoll, Same prioei lot lS,
block 10, fronting on Wilson street, sold TO Ber'
ing on Pomsroy street, TO ., v, Brooks, 8 cents
per square foot, 5000 lots II and IL, block 10,
fronting on College street. to 8. R. Kenyon, 8
esnts per square foot. 81 200; lots 10 and II
block 12, fronting on Corcoran street to Ignatius
Bond, 7 cents per square foot, $l,os0i lot o,
block IL, same street. to John Lewis, cents
per square foot, 5000 lot 7, block IL, same
street, TO John Lylss, same price,
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80 The Gravest Maladiss of Youth and
EARLY hASHoop.-Howard Association Essays. on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors.
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age Of man.
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
ploysd in this Institution Sent In sealed letter en-.
yeiopes, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIS
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Penn. myl7-sm
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W 4 N rs.

UTANTED-EVERY LADY WHO
w has Childrsn's Clothing TO make up to call,
get sample Of Indelible Stamping, In initiation OF
Braid. WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs. viii wash
and boil samples now ready TO giyo away al
PRINCES, $50 NINTH STREET. opposite Patent
Once. jei-u
UTANTED-NEW AND CAST-0FF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article OF value, at the old blished
Merchant Pawnbroksr Store OF Il. FULTON Co.,
500 Ninth street, 8 doors north OF Penn. avenue.
de2n-tf
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PEsTIFERoUs TREEs.-Therc never was
q greater sanitary mistake than the planting Of
the ailanthus as q shade.treo upon tho streets
and squares Of our cities. Tho efluvium from
its blossoms Is noisomo and unwholesome; the
glutinous littsr made by those blossoms, whom
fallen and deoaying. Is dlsgustingj the shade Of.
fordsd Is comparatively small, and tho tree Is
altogether public nuisance.
The municipal authorities have discovered
this in several places and have talked Of abating
the nuisance; bat the Board Of Health, Of Ian.
caster, Ohio, have dono much better than talk;
they have authorized tho city marshal to cut
down and romove those 'pestiferous trees, y upon
complaint Of any citizens before whose doors
they may stand.
This Is a good example which other authorities
and especially those Of Washington, whose streets
arc rank with tho offence Of the ailanthus,
would do we'll to follow It is curious that this
tree should at one time have borne the name Of
'tree OF Heaven"
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

So You Can Get Trimnnings, Hosiery,
&C., at Mrs. G. B. sCHIvRLY's, New York avenue,
between Fourth ana rntn streets, doc, 10 sLs
drug store. je25- 5-eod2w
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A Coon WORK ACcoMPL1sHED.-Mr. A.
Voss, Of the sanitary police force, has been doing
much during the past ten days, towards presery.
ing tho good health Of the citizens Of tho Second
ward. The Freodmen's Bureau furnished Mr..
voss with four mon and sixty-hvo barrels Of
limo, a. well as with large number Of buckets
washing. Mr.. Voss during the timo specified
above, supplied s'y hundred and eleven colored
families with lime, and one hundred and forty
three families with buckets and brushes. This
officer has whitewaAhed two churches and two
school.housos, besides . large tenement Of old
people, who wore unable 10 do the work them.
sslves. We are satisfied this work was we'll done
by Mr.. Voss and his men. ..
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

THE "DELMoSIco."-Thi famed refresh
mont saloon has changed hands; Mr.. Ebert
Npp. so long the popular steward at tho Kirk
wood House, now being tho proprietor. Tho
"Delmonico" boasts the bsst bill of faro In tho
city, and the liquids are Of fayorito foreign and
domestic brands. Tho assistants are Messrs.
s. II. Wright, formerly Of Floronoe's, New
York, and James Kipp, also late Of the Kirk.
wood House, gentlemen agreeable and acoommo-
dating, and Of ripe experience In hotel. keeping
A fne lunch Is set out daily from the hours Of
IL to Q, which Is free to the patrons Of tho
house. Several fno rooms have been sot apart
for the accommodation Of parties, and transient
and permanent boarders will at ell times DO fur.
nisbed with large and airy rooms. The location
is pleasant, being on Pennsylvania avenue. No.
223, Immediately opposite Willard's.
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TIE NAMoNA REPUBLICAN, MORNING JULY L. 1867

THE NEw E.aIHE- II HoUsE.-We congrat-
ulats our oitizsns, and also Chief Engineer Ssss.
ford, on the success Of the frs commissioners In
getting the new engine e-house project under way.
Proposals arc now Invited for lts erection.
The spgins-houss union No. ~ will BE- looated
on the north sids Of r street north, bstwssn Bix-
tsenth and Seventeenth streets west. Tho build
ing proper viii Be twenty .sx feet seyen. and a
half inches front, BY forty -eIght feet deep, and
two stories high, with stair house In the roar
) Also, In the rear Of the main building, hos.
tower, manure pit, coal bunk, bath room, a..
Tho nrst story (ongine-room) will be fourteen
feet In tho clear In height and tho second story
will be twelve feet high In the clear. A stable
tventy-sixfeet seven- and halfinehes BY eighteen
feet, and two stories high, will be erected on the
lot In rear Of the main building Tho building
win have beautifully moulded iron columns to
the front Of the story and the front Of The second
story will be Of the best pressed brick.
Tho second story will embrace two rooms, the
front one will be 20 feet by ~ feet inches, and
the roar room ~ feet 8 inches by a5 feet. This
room will be supplied with Is closets. TO contain
The clothing Of the company members and tho
necessary number Of beds also, q bathroom and
water-oloset. Tho front room will be used as O
sitting room. Ths belffy will bo about 8 foot
square, and about 25 feet from tho base Of the
belfry to the top Of the spire. The Union En-.
gine Company, No. I, now using the old Union
spgins.house on tho avenue, will occupy this
new building. when fully completed. Mr.. VIM.
Phillips, arohitect and builder. has produced the
beautiful desisu by which this house will be
erected. II Is expected to have the whole work
completed BY tho LIST Of December next.
Ono excellent arrangement about this work Ia
tho hose tower, In which, IN the dead Of winter,
the hose can be suspended and thawed out In q
few minutes, by the aid Of stove adjusted In
tho wall Of the tewor. This tower will be thirty
feet high.
Another praIscworthy idea Is tho providing Of
yard In the roar Of the stable, % feet BY 20
feet Inches, to be paved, and Ia which all the
hose, carriages, engine, horses, &c., can be
washed without inconvenienoing anybody out
sido the yard.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE, Mrs. A. =. BEvERID0

N. il; u j. Armstrong, Cityj T. N. Miller, Miss !;
j. Henry Hentz, PhiAdslphil; l.. s: Minur, Ciuein.
natl, Ohio; A. MeClintotk, Covipgton, Ky. A. 2,
Viuelaud, Mo, G. y. Foster and wife, Petersburg,
Va; j. ii. Hess. Clarksburgi D. y Baker, Pa,
George MeClAin, Ypsllant, @. D. Pugh, E. T. Clan
gor, New York.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11

NUMBER OF ARRESTS MApr.-The fol.
lowing Is the number Of arrests made In each
precinct during the quarter ending juno 80.
1867, BY the Metropolitan police forco: Second
(dsorgetown,) 557; Fourth precinct, 4iO Fifh
precinct, go; Sixth preoinot, 795, Seventh pro.
cinct, 704; Eighth precinct, 48I; Tonth pro-
cinet, 663; Sanitary Company, 1873. Total num-
Dor Of arrests made. 1906.
Tho following are the names Of tho officers
making the highest number Of arrests In their
respective precincts; Samuel Crown, Second pre-
cinct, 81 arrests; J. T. Findiey, Third precinct
13li d. r. Crump, Fourth precinct, "a; d. Leach,
Fifth precinct, SO; 7. Markwood, Sixth pro.
cinct, 194; r. Peaster, Seventh precinct, b4j j.
Tenth precinct. 81, W. M Tovos sanitatSs S
Company, "a. By tho above II will be seen that
Officer Thomas Markwood, Of Lieut.. G. NJ Skip
pon's precinct, Sixth, made q greater number
Of arrests than any other officer on the force.
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
. r ECIAL NOTICE ..

~ Washington Light tInfantry.-Thcrs
will be meeting Of the Washington Light Infantry
on THURSDAY, July II, al ~ p m at the house Of
Harry dorbutt, corner Of Kighth and Z streets.
Apunctual attendance is requested.
By order: MARVIN p. FISHER, Chairman.
W. II. oRToN, Secretary. jyll-t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

DRoF BLoTs LECTURES ON COOK sRY-oN MON
days and Thursdays, ~ ION ~, In 0Vm ~ Cooper
lnsutula Admiason u eenaes
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E,oR sALE-A BARoAIN-A BAY HORSE SUITABLE
1T express, butcher Appv Al 10 Slora siis
street. bstwsap BleeCksr erd Fourth
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IMPORTANT LECTURES D. uLY-ro oENrLEMEs
Of Anatomy, 6ls Broadway Those unable 70 attend thes
lectures may receive copy BY forw 1nR en cents Ad
Broadway.
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A THE ELys "A ',I BE2. 50, p.rovco
IS East Thirteenth street, second door west OF Broadway
A LARGE INVOICE OF FINE FRENCH PAPER
n Hangings. slightly damaged Job lots from auction.
50 ooo rolls OF velvet and gold Paper c per roll usually
me n'eS ana s san per- ssr y s n
sSS S Of s Per ps AsH co ss
Nv. COATES. a7s Hudson street.
C.ss H.s .sS
prs..s. s.sgas: ov:Io:s,s. A. Cutters ss: syssa
system a this ssisSiishmens perfect -
AT NINE: vIaoURoUxs, 40 FOURTH AVENUE, be.
n.d 81 S .p's.s ss
bed cloths imported Embroidery stamping At Wholesale
ATE DE PERcEvAL's
q Yos Hs os pas and MINI
p.1n "a ora.,
on handk erchefs table linen bsdcothes; all kinds Of
Emoro'deres ana stamping mAoe 20 order stamped goods
Ar NINE. z. O. EDWARDS. ga FOURTH AVENUE,
& NEAR ina ss
Srodsr,ns tn. monogram: for table
made or 70 order great variety Of imported Embroidery
BvT1oss .,....,., :.
CoRsYS BROTHERS HAVE JUST OPENED AN M
- Stock Of Goods from auction, Al
.-.. - Great Bargana
600 pieces fne French Merinoss. at g.. worth loa
Alpacas Poplns Empress Cloths, Reps and Bombaxnea
Great bargains In Table Linens.
Table Cloths, Napkins DoIes Towels and Towelliuga
Great bargains In Flanpels.
French, shaker and Domestic Fiannels IN
P1aids and Heavy Twis white Flanueis, a. worth
100 10. Win. !. i've, wool 1is:ss sst:
ofeat bargains In Cloaking Cloths.
100 pieoes fne French C1oAklngs, entirely new.
Great bargains In skirts
1000 Bamoral Skirts 81 los, worth a.
= Great bargalns In .shawis.
kfoche, Paisley, India and Wool Shawis.
n Great bargains In Goods for men'a
Ciotha Cassimeres and satneta Heavy Satnsts 1t 3d.,
worth &c.
Great bargains IN Musns
Heavy - bssshsd and SnDs.chsd Musins, At Is, worth
Remember the place for cheap Goods.
CoRNYN BROTHERS, corner saith a. and sth Az
fyHARLoTTE @. SMITH,
~ Importer and manufactures
Elegant cloaks
below Twenty.eishth street.
NARpETs.-wE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR LARGR
Enssh BODY Brussels q ~ Tapestry Brussels .
~ g. Threepiy At 81 all wool Ingram - cotton ana
wool do ut Is Oilclohs all dhs from ~ cents 70
~ yard also largo assortment OF DruGTeis WINDOW
Shades. AA's' Mating a. " very ~ ,oT FLY CO..
Corner rwen,y.nfsh street ana si.sh avenue
nREas cUrrIro.-KopEs GABRIELLE, -BAsQUEs,
Sacqucs Ac cut, fitted and made up, ~ Nine. Jamse,
lis Thrtsth street, few doors west OF bixsh avenue
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BOTH OUR STORES
n We opening elegant lines OF goods carefully
selected from the importers and all the large sales
Is per cent under broadway prices.
Hosiery, al sizes all styes. all qualities
Gloves al qualities, all sizes, all stsAe.
Ladies' Merino Under vests excellent quail
high neck, long sleeves and short sleeves, 81 -.
Ladies' rnglsh Merino Drawers 81 rs, worth ). 81.
received, magnificent OF Celebrated
Ladies' 81 % Md Gloves, all the choice colors
200 doz Gents Kid Gloves slightly spotted 5Cc pa IT.
furnishing stores at - pair;
Dress Trimmings.
Ladies' should examine magnificent assortment OF
Jet Fringes Jet Gimps, Headings and Ornaments
We have immense assortment at low prices.
1000 rich Fancy silk Trimmings Of every giunb!e
style. one-quarter importers prices.
Trimming Ribbons black aud colorcd veves cheap
Embrodercs and Linen Goods
Now opening fine assortment Of these goods
Fine line embroidered aud plain Linen Sets low
Plain and hcmsched Linen Handkerchies; full line cheap
Housekeeping Goods.
Now opening Fanncs Blankets Comforers,
shifting and sheeting, Muslin Toweling Napkins, &c.
500 pairs large heavy Blankets 81 50 pair bargain.
300 pairs la ger and heavier Blankets. So
100 doz. Linen luck Towels - " and - - do very low.
100 Linen Napkins 81 IS doz.; from auction.
Full line Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslin.
In every department goods under regular prces.
DONALDSON 4 MEAREs
Corner OF Sixth avenue and Nineieenth ST.. and
1855 Eighth av., between Nineteenth and Twentieth
A UrUMN NOVELTIES FOR CHILDREN.
n IN Cloth. Popin, Velvet, Plush, &C. &c,
comprising
Sacks Goats and Cnpes Robes Gabrielle rich Infants
Coaks, Caps nnd Bonnets, &C. 40
Infants Trousseaux, Robes. Slips skirts Babies Shirts
Waists Blankets, Bbs, shoes, &c &c Childrens Aprons,
spencers Corsets. SETS. &C. &c,
Ready made and made to order.
+. DE PERCEyAL 1889 Broadway,
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s :ss .H ::s =. s.,...
MIX; I saai a s 4 si;s WHO'S HURT,
Down WITH HIGH ( SH Hs. sso,,rs ana
THEIR VOICE sgsy p REAED !, TINE Or PEACE
snun then ali high priced dealers and rally aroand The
ssss r her sr good: bought for s IN the
Of wide s. or customers this week another Ass "
:, - st i.iinb QUALITY.
dHs', s !. q me ansssssa 1877 ans and
VIZ Buy " II fn isas s ESsLlss FOR CASH,
and the same goods is are sold al city
The sssSs IN al uds o. Dry Goods h week ss:
shal sell s,s 70. q The enowh SerTi@e rrss.
sendd o a w IS s. p IS - "
20 a s.I n,s was s SOD. s 0 so and M Also
Narcotics Quilts &C., from auction, nearly half price
@S as hat he ose
only be sold at these prices tor cash DOWN Ceam
Ess.S
and FOSTER BROTHERS, ~ Beeaker street.
AND THE mARoH or THE PANIC Is ONWARD.
Men wne s eG Clam se G Gi ans at ~
And his Smiling cottons az yc
We march along under the gor;o ss banner inner, OF
From Gordon AID Hoyt and ihornc and Mount.
From the shenn, the assignee and from failures.
Come these sc rich and glorious Ssssains.
Real Fopfns at re. worth 42tsc. at Claims.
Genuine Jouvn's Kid Gloves 40c
pne N.insooks worth 6ssac, we s.ye away At soc.
Kelys forty spring Excelsior Skirts worth & only 7,c
We rs e people a ~ he
And we defy any lising man TO show these prices.
3Sf ana Of
Porsrannsrs q glorious "a o,srgains to the people
KoUss 4 CO., boz Columbia street Brooklyn.
~ arpu pr 4 ro
An their rspaiar Stocks Of
.ss,, 81 p and . !, . per yard.
French sssas Sls,as ID 4 per yard
al Greatly Reduced Prices
Cloths Gsssimeres, vestnas. &c,
Broadway and Tenth street
A. : - WIN maxi aE vs., addition.
Popular stocks Of
English R.::;; 3 YARD
Ro SS w ysys' SssYs ssr at ~. % per yard
Broadway and Tenth street
"A. win open Monday. octoberA
women's and Childrens Clothing,
Robes undergarment cloaks skirts Jackets Pants 40,
Broadway and Tenth street.
At KINZEY'S.
"A SIS Broadway
Panic SALE
$4,000 worth
Rich Laces
Velvet Ribbons,
Embroidcries,
Trimmings,
Hosiery, Gloves &C.,
to reduce stock.
Bargains
Handkerchief from &c. up,
Linen Collars &c.,
Excellent Kid Gloves Soc,
Point Lace Collars l1c up,
Dress Trimmings 1c yard up,
Hosiery t2%c. pair up,
Gloves &c. pair up.
Hats and Bonnets every style.
Flowers and Feathers.
Ribbons at reduced prices.
Rich Bugle Trimmings
Linen sets l2hc
Bargains in Auction Goods.
-
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CvENIS0 Lee. SUREs.-AN EVENING CLASS FOL
~ tbs study Of the Ensish language and literature nov
Srecion o. grad ,s:s q The UnIversy q cam0ridss
the various stage Of e language in connection with
writer's Of each p Rod This course y intended sspecal
Know edge Of the English Vnsus Prospectnsss CONTAINING
tor room No Unlversity sudins, Washington square
Aew YORK.
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nREas CUTTING. -KoDEs GABRIELLE. .BAsQUEs,
sacqucs 10 cut fitted and made up, By Nine. James
lis Thirtieh street, few doors west OF 6ixsh avenue
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RIO CAPITALISTS. "A IsrILLER HAVING PRIN
cpal share large dislcry, situated In OF the
most hourshing towns Of Canada on Lake Ontario, 10
anxious with moncyed TO invest from fifteen
to twenty dollars 70 carry the datery with
him shares For particulars address Feldtman Co.,
Montreal, Canada.
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EoR sALE-oEE PAIR OF BAY HORSES, ABOUT s
hands niRh and years old; sound and Kind. GOOD
seppers and in every way very desirsb team
brown Horse 10 hands high syeas old ID avery
weighs s So pound 2srfscty sound and kind bay
warranted sound and kind can trot in mnutcs pns
roam pony built Horse ~ old about Is hands high
above stock be seen ~ stable 26 Mercer street and viii
be sold much cheaper than they tho hands Of
dealer - " -
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nIE MoDENwELT- THB CHEAPEST. MOST BEAUTI-
~ fui and valuable Fashionable Journal ia the world;
two copies monthly and only s. year numbers for
&c., or twelve copies 81 So Address = 7. Taylor, so
Petit Message.
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~ RvS.rrFsr FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD
" ruhes ons iora 10 issi1 zeutenAyer view tuba.
iai corbs ma hosspy Dor and patent stand Address ~
r.. 3le Sirth avenue
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(,ARpETs-wE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR LARGR
and choice assortment Of Carpets ~ very low ratss
o. g. Threepy At ~ 60 all wool Ingram ~ cotton ana
do 1T 6 cents Oilclohs all wdths from " cents 70
81 per yard also large assortment OF DruGges, window
Shades, Mats, Mating &e, at very low prices -o
Corner Twenty.nfth street and sissh avenue
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UroR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CHESTNUT MARE. EIGHT
years old; can trot in three minutes, single or double
and IL . most reliable creature Call VIM. kelnKer
the head Of Grand street. Williamsburg. and ride be
hind her
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

HS-PROP0ShI,S- ARMY SUPPL s.-OFFICE
CHIEF ooMMIBsARY SUBSISTENCE, SECOND MIL
iARY DISTRICT. CnAnLraros, 8. O.. Juno IS, 1851
scaled proposals lin duplicate, will DO received by the
undersigned, unth O'Clock A. NJ. Monday Juno 2ih,
1851 at which tmo tey will be opened for supplying for
the uso oftho UnILed staes Army a ths Military Post
frosh beef ON the block The beef DO delivered under
tho proposed contract must DO OF good and marketable
quality In equal proportions Of forc and hind quarter
mcat tnocks shAnas and kidney tanow to bo excluded.
In such quantities may be nom time to tne required
and on such dAya as shall to designated by tho COM
nandIng officer.
Tho contract TO DO In force ak months or such less
ume ms The commtssars General Of Subsistence may
dircct commencing on the 1,t day OF July 1867
Each bid to hhye consideration must contain tho fol-
lowing guarantee OF two responsible names no follows
a. we, tho undersigned, herrby guarantee that shonld
tho above bid bo accepted, Il sha DO duly fulfilled &C
eording TO lis tro parpart and conditions also that
wrpn contract, with bonds tho amount OF ten thou
sana dollars, shnil be executed.
printed copy OF this advertisement must be attached
to each proposal which mur be enclosed in an envelope
addressed to tho undcrHgned and endorsed "Propoials
for Subsistence Storcs" it..
~. e., s. -t,.. ,.,.. VII. III. BURNS
Broyet Brigadieraeneral nnd G, g., U,sA
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