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i 10 Young go old, to great and to small
Tns bssnts Sh1Sh once was so preeious and rare,
Is fIes fOr M. aSa all may be fair,
By the use Of linn ,,ou,n pu,uVr
For Improving and Bea uy.ff w n Ill ~ ~ =.
ioL srr. nIssH III r. nantS quickly removes Tan
fIeeAss, Iii INN. riNes Of the skin, kind
ness, hiuP"uvns' n. iss.tns the skin white and
neAhhs h nv Ia nss :. mot be detected by
the closest sSrutiny, and bsiug PrsPa ni:
lion Is perfectly harmless. IL ony hIuoig
Of the Kind used BY the freneh, 10 n.,scn, III,
by The Partisan as Indispensable PeIoet toilet.
Upwards o. Sc, 600 bottles were Of n, aSs,s sS'
Pdss ssiy rs .ssis. Sent By mail, 0'''paid' on re-
eeipt Of an order, ~ on,r,.re a RI n hOmist.
| u.k,o- PIT ass River street, Troy n Y.
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TUNHIS IA 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT

the subuoribsr has obLaIhSd from the Orphans
Court Of WAshinEton county, In the Diatriet OF 20;
lumbiA, letters Of Administration On the personal
estate Of Anne Patton, late Of Washington city, d.
O., deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deesAssd are hereby warned to sEhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber
otherwise bylaw bO excluded from all oeneh' Of the
said estate ,a.-
Given under my haAA thiS LIST a~L a. 'pnss lSo''
ckTHKRINR PATTON,
W,
jsS.WsWa nlsHAax.
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IL AILuO DAD ..
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BkLTIMoRB RAILROAD.
NE TABLE.

TIM TABLB.
Commencing MONDAY, April 18th, 1900.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phlls.
as a. m, Express, Mondays excepted . ll.46a.
m, Bxpressi 500 p. m, Expressi and n.oo p. m,
Way Mall Train for Baltimore At slsa m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore, 7.25 O. m, Way Mail o. % .. m,
Express lio ?. m. Erpr'''i o.S p m, Express !
: " ~ SUNDAY TRAIs,
Leave Philadelphia tor-Baitimors and wsshington
At tlo .. m, and II. 90 p IN.
Leave Bsiiinsrs Tor New York Al SIS p. N.
milo HI KBNNRY, Superintendent
TIL ROUGH LINE BETWEEN
L WAssHINoroN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
wAsHparos Jan. Q, lse7-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
ToR NEW YoRK, withou, change Of cars,
Leave daily Except Sunday Al L4S g. m, l2l5
FOR PHILADELPHIA, ..-.
Leave daily Except Sunday Al 7.46t m. and l2l6
and 40 and p. m.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 700 p.
sleeping cars for New York on 700 p. m train
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York or Bos.
ton, can be had at the Station once at all hours in
See Baltimore aud Ohio railroad sdyOrtissmsnt
napolis, and the West il. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L, NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent .
GEO. 9. Ko0Nrz,
Agent. Washington.
r :. WILKINS,
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A STR LOG "
THE WORLD AsToNIsHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLooIsT,
NJ ADJ ME- II. A, PEI RI g o

NJ n ~ n NJ u IL a. II IL " " "
She reveals secrets mortal ever knew. She re-
stores 10 happiness those who, from dolsfu events,
cAtAsrophes, crosses In love, loss Of relations and
friends loss OF money &C., have become despondent.
She brings those long Separated gives inor-
nation concerning absent friends or lovers restores
lost or stolen property, tells You the business you
arc best qualified 10 pursue and In what you will be
most successful, causes speedy marriages and tells
you the very day you will marry, gives you the
name likeness and characteristics OF the person She
reads your very thoughts, and by her almost super
natural powers unveils the dark and hidden myste-
rles OF The future. From the stars we see In the
nrmAment-the n.aleho stars that overcome or prev
dominate in the eonnguration-from the aspects and
positions Of the planets aud the hxed stars in the
heavens at the time Of birth she deduoes the future
destiny Of man. Pail not to consult the greatest As
tTologist earth II costs you but tribe and yor
| may never again have 50 favorable an opportunity
Consultation fee, with likeness and all deslred IL
formation, o.. Parties living at distance con-
suit the Madame BY mail with equal safety and sat.
isfAction to themselves, as II in person. full and
explicit chart, written out, with all inquiries an
swered aud likeness enclosed, sent by mail receipt
OF price above mentioned The stretest seoTesy VIII
be maintained, and all correspondence returned or
destroyed References Of the highest order furnished
those desiring them. Write plainly the day Of the
month and year ip which you were born, enclosing
| . small lock Of hair.
| Address, MADAME H. A. PERRIGo,
| mhl9-dWly p. o. Drawer 2o3 Buffalo, MY.
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EN- ALEXANDER & SELLERS, en-
WI NINTH STREET, UVI
THREE DOORS NORTH OF STREET,
(seatOn Hall Buitding.)
WALL PAPEEs
WINDOW SHADES. .
SHADE HOLLANDS.
CANTON MATING.
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
GILT CoRNICRs
PICTURE coRb AND TAssELs, &C., &c.
me assortment Of tn above Goods in store, and
for sale
CHKAP p OR CASH.
ALEX AMBER 4 SELLERS,
myi -ssaSn GOT Ninth street
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NAIIUNAL HUIEL-H. 5. BENSON.
Charles I: Barrett. N. Y. Gov Fred. smythe, N.
r. p. Z. Murphy, Philadelphia; G. C. Drake, N.
Gen A; King Baltimore; B. p JeGrios, No. Hon.
=; W NORTH; Tenn; u H. Bryant boston Hon Thos
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FRIsgR LIZ CHRvRUX.
One application war.
ranted TO curl the most
straight and stubborn
1 hair Of either sex into
wavy ringlets or heavy
4 massive eurls. Has been q
nsed by the fashionahles
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WASHINGTON HoUSE-.M A. +. DEvERlDoa.
John Crist, Memphis; Col. J. Filler, Bedford, Pa.
W strine, Harrisburg, Pa. S. 7. Allen and son.
Athens, Ohio Thomas shearmAn, Milton; William
Richie, Phtladelphiai I. W. johnson, Ohio James
Raltimnra 49, ' - - S'N'HNi
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EBBITT HOusE-O. @. Mn1Ann.

y. :. Tofey, n. J. O. L. Mead and J. 7 rndsrdown,
US A. L. Drury and O. Harrison, Mass. R. r. Rom
ingtou and E. E. Campbell, Pa o. Simmons Del.
G. G. Vance, \. Q. z. s Smith, o. g. A. J. Mason,
i; Pa; &C White and lady, N. Y; o. ". Peck
ne6taskai S. 5, Howlson, Va. K. B. Thompson, Vt.
King, .. s. A
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d EA U vi
ID AUBURN. GOLDEN, FLAXEN, AND sILKEN
cURLs, produced by the use Of Prof DB BREUX'
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WILLARDs' HoTEL-sYYEs,e nGDwIcK 4 Co
". W. Kellogg, H -br7Sssr, s. D. Morrison, J. 9.
ppaninn, Be5fng, N. Y; Hon. G. Hayhe, Col, B.
hiegFey, A. }. Smith, A Dawson, n: J. q. Q.
Hicfox, Cal R. 4. Campbell, Canada J. Q. Reef,
Major Walker, 9. B. Davis and wife, Pa T. G. John :
son, Va; NJ J bowman, }. p Moore aud wife, La. ;
o Thompson, Philadelphia; J. r. Bowles, y. d
sherford. MlsI. 7. u. johnson, England.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTIoN SALES.
DY W. l.. wALL.& co.
ID AucTIoHBERs.
Store Sl6 and ST. Pennsylvania avenue
SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES AT Auo.
,GIS !. ,Ss sA,ns hoHn JSns win :;
q unclaimed BAGGAGE, lsft At the O., Charles
a0': which will Be- ,oS to .y board and sS.S.:
consisting OF TTant:, Ssii:s. c.rp.. Iss. H. &C.
r. n. ALLLBAcH,
WALL ff's' Sc..'
my2s-lms Auetioneers
GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS.
The Vegetables Stand. in the different MARKETS. will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash the follow
CENTRE MARKET,
TUESDAY, July 2 at 10 O'Clock, an.
NORTHERN MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, July at 10 o'clock, an.
EASTERN MARKET,
MONDAY, July i, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
WESTERN MARKET,
MONDAY, July l, at 10 o'clock, O. N.
Per,Ons now holding Stands In the diasrsn. mar
kets can retain them BY paying the appraissment
price fCr such stand; RrsyiGgn to he AK q sale
NoTICE.-HAvING DETERMINED
IN 10 give mp the business Of Pavnbroksr, I
ali articles now deposited with me masi DO redeemed
within sixty days from this date
No. $50 Tenth street, south Of Pa avenue.
NAY Q, lss7. ny7-td
r UMBER, LIME AND CEMENTi
I5c. 900 best quality Of white Pine Steam Kiln
DriedLumber,
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And hereby certify that by the books and records
In this ONCE II appears that said parties, at tho last
annual assessment Of Internal revenue In this feye
nus district, to wit, on the - day Of -, A.
d. Is, were assessed upon property and Income OF
the following value, viz: The said ---,
-, the said - 49,
Witness my hAndI o. H. Assessor.
my26.W4t
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Bloody Riot In Tennessee.

NAsnvILLs, July I, .lsG7.-John Trim
BILE, candidate for Congress, aud two can.
didates for the State Legislature, all radi
calls, had an appointment to speak yester.
day at Franklin, Williamson county. A
large number Of persons, white and black
attended, among the latter, members oi
a loyal league, about eighty in number,
who pnraded the streets In regalia, with Q
band OF music, and armed, occasionally
firing salute. lThe candidates were heard
without interruption, the speaking lasting
until about half past four o'clock. Subse,
ent, was denounced on the public square.
and one Of the legislative candidates bad
| gered for something he had said. Much
excitement arose, and symptoms Of Ill
feeling between some OF the whites and
colorcd Leaguers were developed. The
Leaguers retired in bad humor to grove,
where they were followed by son Of DR..
Cliffe, who in conciliatory address advised
them to disperse. They agreed to do this,
and marched back to their hall.
BY this time the night came on, and
after slowing away their regalia, .&c., they
left the hall and returned to the public
square, where collision immediately oc-
CURED. II is alleged that they were fred
on by party Of white and colored Con-
servatives, q man named Cady, q livery
stable keeper, firing the FIRST shot. The
IRE was instantly returned. The affair
lasted but few moments-half minute,
perhaps. There appeared to be volley
in attack and a scattering reply, resulting
in the death Of Cady, who was shot through
the heart, and the wounding Of eight
whites and eighteen blacks. Three Of the
latter are mortally wounded. Some Of
the wounded blacks are Conservatives
The Radical blacks were much exaspera-
ted, and threatened 10 return and renew
the fight; but DR.. Cliffe interposed, and
prevailed upon them to desist.
An official investigation will be neces-
sary to fix the responsibility for this muir
derous affair. On one hand it is charged
that the colored Leagues were armed,
were menacing in department and desired
q fight; on the other that they had been
previously and repeatedly assaulted and
they were armed in selEdefsnce, and the
attack eyinced preparation and design
to do so. 1t was apprehended that the
difficulty would be renewed to-day, but oil
is quiet
A company Of the Forty-ffth regulars
left this place this afternoon for Franklin,
to maintain quiet The affair is deplored
by all parties.
On Saturday, one Of q company Of
militia, stationed at Tullahoma, was shot
and killed BY Dewitt Bennett, q captain in
the late rebel army. Inspector General
Hunt has taken steps to preserve the
peace there and to have the murder inves-
tigated.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UIrTnp srArrs PArusr Oyypp.
WAauIHarau Iuu. IA taa1

W.
On the Pstitien Of rhilo sylls Of Ris3n, Illinois,
and Augustus Adams. Of Sandwich, Illinois, prsyinr
1Sf ss, y: .st:n.,on =, q patent granted The
numbered III, "a, 72S, 72 72o and 72e, ana datsd
The the lIth day Of Nay, lsos-,hs reissuo NUMBERED
722 was again rsissued the l4th day Of NAV isoTfoy
an improvement In Grain and Grass Haryestsra. fsr
seven ysss from thssIPration Of said patent which
takes place On the 2oth day Of September, 1881,
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on hoNDAY, the 9th day Of ssptsmbsr
next a. IL o'clock, m. and all persons are notiaed
70 appear and show cause. II any they have, why
said petition ought mot 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension arc reouired IA Ala
In the PAtsnt onss their objsetions, specially sst
forth IN writing, 81 least tosy days before The day
Of hssnngi All testimony flsd By either party 10 be
used the said hearing, must 30 taken and trans.
mitisd in .sesordanee With ne rules Of ths once.
which win bs furnished on application. ~
Dspositona and other papers, relied upon a. tssti.
monI must be elsd IN the once tiosnty days before
ten days after hling the testimony.
ordered aiso that thi. notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN and the Iatsllf0sncer Washingtop D'
o., and In the Blofn Gdsetts Rgin, Illinois, once a
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of said
publications 70 bs At least siIly days previous to
'he GAY o. hearing 20. THKAKRR,
Uo-iAsW Commissionsr Of Patsnts
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UsIraP sIArss PAr.sI oyyIos


On the petition Of Harvey bull Of Hoboksn, Eew
Jersey, praying for the extension Of pAient granted
70 him the Slst day Of January, 1884, snd ante
antea January 2. 1854 for Improvement in shut
nges, Tor seven years from thu expiration Of said
i606: W " W ''
Is ordered that tho said petition be hoard at the
ra.ent omee on MONDAY, the 9th day Of December,
~ ~ oeloSk. IN. and all persons notified
ss,s Ppp,;, sna ,how cause, II Ahy they have Why
sAIs petition ought not to be granted.
rTso9s opposing the extension are REQUIRED 10 nle
me fAle9t once their obJeotloas spssiaIly set
ioLh In writing, at least tDeniv DAYS befoTe the d1y
o. hesfns 81 AZ testimony nled BY either party, TO be
used a. the said 'AIlng, mast bs taken and lraus-
miued In accord nee with ths rules Of the once.
which VIII be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers, relied 1por a. t..r
nony mast be nled In the once toeniy days before
me gay OF nearing the arguments, n any, within
ton days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice De pubiHbsd In IN.
REPUBLICAN and the IatsEit0sneer, washinRtsn n
Q. and In the Tinaes, New York, n Y. once a M.st
for three successive weeks the nral Of said pubea
hearing 2, Q. THEAKER,
VsVSw oommissionsS Of Passnts.
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pRoPoSALS.-
AYoRis oFFICE,
Mu a.. JuIr q. 1857

By yirtus Of an act Of the city Councs and In ss-
eordanos thsrswith shall odor fer sale for cash. 70
the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 18th instant.
10 front The city HALL o. the hour Of II n the
elusive right and privilege Of using The sevsrsl cor
poraon seales, until the LIST day Of July 1858, for
the purposs Of weighing hay, straw fodder, oats In
the straw, and live stock, sitssisd a. the foloviss
10: l. Lsuisl.n, .r.sus, between Ninth and Tsn,h
No 4 Ia freat o. sosihsrn Market, si intersection
Of nsw York avenue and X street north.
no.h In front Of Auasortia Rngine House.
no.t A. The Intersection OF Maryland avenue and
street north with Third street east
no.s Al the ibssrsssiion Of Vermont avenue with
The following is the tariff Of rate. which the pur.
ehassrs are snntlsd 70 receive. For every load Of
hay straw, fodder, oais In the straw, weighing one
one thousand pounds or less, twenty nys cents over
one thousand pounds, ffy cents and for each and
every bundle. bale or package Of the same, ten
esni:; for w.ishing live stock, two cents for every
hundred pounds.
Parties purchasing will bs required TO comply
with all the provisions Of the aet approved 7st Feb
ruAry 1se3 untitled 'An ast 10 establish public hay
scales aad for other purposes, >, and act approved
April 10, 1857, entitled "An aet TO regulate the
RICHARD WALLACE.
Mayor.
ton Houna IyQeodtlb
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pRoP0s Ls FOR COAL,
DEPARTMENT OF TEE IsrnRron,
GovknHnHxr HosPrrAL Roa rns IssASH,
HuAn w wsautwarau n q Iutx 1871

NAk W AhhfsoroE, ". V Jufy ., 1907. J
Sealed proposals will be rsesvsd At the sf,es Of
this Institution until noon on FRIDAY, July 10. 1857
for hrnishing aud delivering At the Hospital wharf
seven hundred 1oo tons, $50 pounds 70 the ton. oi
bsst run Of mine Cumberland or Btu ninous Coal,
and two hundred o0 tans beat Anthracite Coal, egg
sisa Bids will be received from same person o.
nrm for the delivery Of both the Bituminous aad
AnthrAoiis Goals, for kind only but they will
not be eonadsred unless the 10 given BY which
tAs Coal proposed 10 be furnished Il known In ths
market. nor unles. they are made By dealers OF
mintrs, who must furnish evidence aatsfaetory "a
the undsrsiGnsd that they able 70 falall thsii
business easagsmsns, and In the habit Of ful1iins
them with promptness and exaetnesa
Bids will be held 10 be binding for week AfsI
they ars resolved and the right V distnetly reserved
70 reject all Aay Of the bids offered In the judg
u.at Of the saps.inisudsst the interests Of the Gov.
The coal must be delivered 10 bargss or Eat bottom
centre board vessels vhieh draw not sxcsediug six
and ons-hAf feet Of water, whom loaded The deliy
cry must commence or before the ant Of August
1857. and to be oestnusd II the rate Of about two
hundred (eoo) tons each week TIL the whole amount
the successful bidder engages 70 furnish 10 delivered
The coal will be removed from the boats And
weighed BY the Hospital, and 81 its expense, and
ssaled for seeoidinsly, one per cent being allowed
10 the sesss vhish are ,hs hiii the Hospital
sdifee.
Psymeat will be made for each cargo Immediately
amer 10 is dsliysred and weighed.
jy6-aatuth2w
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ROPOsA AIS FOR FLOUR
o,ricn psror oonrr.sAsI o, sussnr.ses, I

orrroH DEror ConnIlsARI OF sussnrsHos,
WAsnIBoroS, d. O., July g, 1857.
Sealed proposals are invited until TUESDAY, July
10, 1857, at II o'clock, m, for furnishing The Sab.
HIvl HtNDRKD (soo) BARRRLs OF FLOUR
The proposals will be for whai is knewn 81 this
Depot a. Nos and a and bids will Be entertained
for Any quantity lsss than the whole.
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets OF paper.
The delivery Of the -four TO commence within Eve
days from the opening Of the bids, and must be de-
livered In such quantities, daily, the Govern msnt
nay direct, At the wharvss or railroad depot In
Tho dsiivsry Of all -four awarded to bs com.
pletsd within twenty days from the scs,ptsnos Of
the bid.
Bids will be reesiysd for -four TO te delivered In
new, oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In sush funds a. the Gov.
eminent may have for disbursement
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the -four 10 received, and mono will be
accepted which Ia not fresh ground and Of superior
quality.
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to comply with their bids or from
bidders not present 10 respond.
dovsrnmsnt reserves the right TO reject snyIbid
for any cause.
Bids 10 be addressed 10 the undersigned, t No. rs
q street, endorsed Proposals for Flour
JysH hajsr and @. g., Us. A.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
ID ROAD.
wiAnIIsros, Jan. 9, ls67-tocn.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTI xoRB,
and WARRINGTON AND TIE wIsr, are now run
IoR BALTIMORE.
Lssy. daily, .zssp. send.y. .. 100, I4', ssd u 10
p. m, and 400. T. 20, and ato Pm. I.
-. FOB ALL WAT STATIONS.
Leave dsily, except Sunday. at . 90 = n. sad %
ssd 0 p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave ael 10 and ! = n, and 81 100 and Lss p.
N. daily, except Sunday. .r
FOR ABBAPoLIs
Leave st 100 and and L 30 ,. N. 10 train 70 or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
ToR pALTIMoRI.
Leave at T. 6 An. and 40 and 9. 45 p. N
R0R WAY STATIONS.
Leave 81 Lto .. m. and 80 and Q. % p. N.
YoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
LssI: DAILY. except Sunday. Al T+Sa. m. and $50
Ss sunday. at 80 and g. Sp y. s.l,. ......,i.s
- Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 70 hesl
fhrosgh nsfsss 70 the West can bs had a the
W.shinston Stallion Ticket once At all hours in the
9or New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. -. I'd .
vsrtis.nsst Of ''fhIousb Line. ~
Master Of Transportation.
I. Il COLI,
sSo. q RocsfI,
General Agent, Mashington.
jsT-u Passenger Agent,
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Jels-td
pRoPosALs FOR NAVY CLOTH.

NAVY DrPAlrnrrr \
BuanAu Paovsioss Asp cIoruISs,
Jpns ", 1851.
Proposals, sealed aad endorsed ''Proposais for
navy Clothtng, will be received Il this Bursau un-
gal, ssn Tks q: .ss iS az
sAfINKr fRowsERs, 1000 pairs dsiivsrabis IA
FlousiIp BL1f yEsSsii oyiSshlsrs, 1000 100
deivefabls IN Kew York, and 4 900 In Boston both
articles 70 BE- Of the navy standard And delivered
a. the Navy Yards at the above named places
within sixty days asr HotAsatoa Of the asssptanss
Of proposal, aad thers ssss the usual Inspection
For dsseriptoa of the articles, aad the pAekAxss
V sostan tAsn biddsr are referred 10 the samples
q the said Navy Yards and for informaton On pan.
Rhlet form) regarding eontrast V the oncss o. the
Tards. - = = d ="
Every ofsr nest Be- accompanied By written
guarantees, signed By ons or more responsible per-
sons 70 the efst thst be they undertake thai the
bidder bidders vii II his or iheir hd be accepted
ensr inte an obigstion within nys days, with good
and sucisnt sarstiss, 70 furnish the articles pre-
posed the responsibility the guArantor 10 be estt
hsd 70 By the Assessor Of Internal Revenue fer the
District In which they reside.
No proposal ptil & consfdsrsd umIsss acoempa-
nfed by sueA 0uarunfss, and 6p saffsfaaevv svf-
dsncs Dat hs 6idder q rsosiar dsaisr IN fhs astf-
sis and Ass tie ltcenss required bp ad Of Oonorsss
jeis-isvtv II. BRIDGE, Chief Of pureau.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND
L.. WOOD. ls.l

H. sssArs OF rec Usrrnp srArz. !
Juns ~, 1901.
s..isd prspcsals VII BE- rsssivsS Il his okcs
supplyins YuIL lor ths uss of az sss.is q Il.
Jailed Dtates, - foliovst = ---"--' : -
Seven hundred Geo tons q 40 ibs.) bee. whii.
scrssssdlaad frss kos iift ~ = n
nns hundred lool Cords best Bsksr's Pins weed.
seventy Ave- n0 Cords best oak Wood. W
Yauits, under the direction Of ths chief Hsas,sr,
within two ~ months afssr the contract d avsrssd
fI GEO. r. BR0Wn,
lels-td Bsrg't-at-Arms q. O esnsis.
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Of Paris aad London, with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does no ipjury to the hair. Prios 81 nail,
ssAlsd ssd postpaid o. Descriptive Circulars mailed
frss. Address BBRdkR, SHUTS Co., Chemists,
10 3ss River street, Troy, r. Sole agents for the
Usitsd statss- mhls-dkwly
The national Republican., 1867-07-11
.1Oc1 GREAT 1OD1
lOO/ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOOl
70 fofHRHoRrHwksT. SOUTH, AID SOUTHWEST.
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SPRING BCHEDULE .
On and aftsr NAY Ath. 1857, trains will run ~
follows;
ws'h,1 1s,oa....1. = !. n B.ltn'rs.....ii 70 , n.
TIE 6RRXT boUBtz .TRAcK Ro1TS,
with KLR0AHr sCHrRRY, Palace state room, day
AID night Cars, with modern improvsmsnts, aAd
saving from four 70 twslvs hours In time over any
other route. Two hundred miles savsd 10 Western
and Central New York. - E.. ~
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH,
Through from Baltimore 10 RoCHnsThR and
PITTSBURGH without ehanFs.
Passengsrs BY this route from Baltimore have the
sdyAntasss Of making all changes In UNION DE-
POTS and no FERRIRb
Tickets By this route can be procured al the once,
corner Of Sixth street and PennsylvAnia avenue,
underHstional Hotel, here reliable nfornaon will
be given at all times
Passsnsers procuring tisksts st this ones, can ss-
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Blnira
PittsburRh. W. j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth Of. and Penn. avenue,
washinston, D. o.
ED. 9. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
dsS-ly Baltimore, Nd.