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Musical Notice +!

The Forest Citv Rand
having lately reorganized, are prepared to furnish
Music, Brass or String, for Fic.Nics, Parties,
Military Parades, Political Meetings, q {. !,
at reasonable terms. Address or apply to p W.
STONEH AM, 1854 Middle Street. OF G K. BROWN,
at Smith u Co.'S Photograph ROOMS Mid lie ; treet.
j. j. MILLEN, Lender,
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CanuaSSer Wanted.

nNE first class canvasser can hear of the best
" chance ever offered in Portland, b. calling at
MCKINNEY & DAVIS,
aug3d1w i2S4 Congl oss Street.
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Immediately

| ENIRST Statesmen Wanted for II. d. Hamilton &
| Il COS Flexible Hand Stamp.
Address JOHN E. HOW,
| jy3ld2w* General Agent Portland Me-
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Agents WaBtedi
ENOR National Campaign q s.-Sx10 Steel En-
i cravings of GRANT AMI COLFAy, with or with
out frames One agent t0ok &C. orders in day.
Also National CAMPAIGN Biogi ap'iies of both, 25
cents. Pins, Badges, Medals anl Photos tor Demo-
Gratis and Republicans Agents make 100 per cent.
Sample packages sent post paid for VI. send at
once and get toe start. Ad iress
GOODSPEEI & Co.,
81 Park Row, n, Y, or Chicago, III.
July 6. d&w1m
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and act as statesmen for our new and popular works.
Our ag nts are making from $50 to $500 per month
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| AM prepared to deliver Corn. in Car Loads, at
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in Chicago and freight added.
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5OO LabOrerS Wanted
ON The Portland Water Works, betw Sebago
OLake and the CITY OF Portland. Steady employ
ment and the chest pail.
Apply at office OF America Water and Gas Pipe
Co. foot Of Preble st. G. w. ID WHINE,
July 27-d1m0 Supt Wafer Works,
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MncHl2ziStS WNlZteU !
THREE or four first class Nachinists, accustomed
to work on Steam Engines, Mill Work, Shafting,
Gearing, &c.
THOMAS N. EGERY & co.
Bangor, Me, July %, 1868. jy23d2w
Wanted.
A SECOND HAND Light Derrick. Address
IA jy23dH b. G. JORDAN, Bar Mills.
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TERMS: Slight Dollars year in advance.
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To e ct.

To ct
A FRONT Off f in McCarthy's Block. over
"A store No ls1 Fore Street, recently occupied by
w. j. Mcdonald. Enquire of
CHARLES MCCARTHY,
apr25du No. 80 Middle Street.
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,THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ON aud Hfer SUNDAY 7th May, 1865, three dali )
trains Will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing and parkCrsburg, AS follows;
Rsiimors lilly except saSdSy} u 81 a. ''I N.
st55O ExfRfSs TAiN Fave ssG Gniy
West, Southwest aud Northwest.
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 4:l0p "a. (except Sun.
LsGndays excepted At 300 u. N. COuuecting Al
Frederick JUNCTION nth train for Frederick and
at Hngcrstown Junction with train for Hagers.
town.
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves BaIti.
more at ~ and 30 a. m. and ~ and 5:2J D. m
Returning leaves Ellicotts Mills at 80 and il it
a III and ny F az fHiSSGBERiHsTowy,
Leave Baltimore at s:!j a. IN. and HOP IN. ,con-
Meeting a Hagcrstown Junetiop, with Washington
aud 800 p. IN. Returning Leave lingcrstown at
1lO and a. m. arriving In Baltimore at lO:2j a..
''' "1' FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore At s:ij a. IN and i:lO p, IN. ar
irving at Winchester At 26j and IS D. In Return
ing leave Winchester at and IO;Sj a, IN arriving
IN baltimore y Fd bY WAshihNSGSffG5SS,p p H.
Leave Baltimore az 80, 7O1. s;0and 0:b II. IN. &.
aud F $il0 @& asfii + 4 FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Wsshington at 7 and IA. IN. and 1870, 2,
''-O' ! anu ''' /; d X ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 1905 u, IN. and AS n. IN.
Lave Washington # . .. m. aud $50 p. M.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50 and %
al "a M nnq and i g. y leave washington
Sd, Apply st to \. ENdLRSD &roa fG .Md aS
''''''1' ~ ~ Wv :, JomY j. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR
INPRUvEMENT OF THE TENNESSEE RIVER

S.alci pl-prsals, In duplicate, will be received
Al lh!s uticr until u ~. on MONDAY, october .,
lSs, TOR removing the obstacles to navigation IN
the icuu",su" river, between Chattanooga, Ten
nu-,"e, aud Decatur, Alabama, known IS the
suck aud ''BriliuE Pot, - aud those between
FLORENCE, Alabama, and the mouth Of tho river,
dining ID, 'usulhE low water season.
C"utrttlyr' Will by required 10 furnish all the
Wten",s, I'0Is and labor necessary to perform
,"9 work as spvglltd In the appendix 10 my re-
puFt the Chief Of EaginceIs, dated February -,
Cvutattprs VIII ,ta;c tho price per cubic yard ~
which they propose to do the excavation aud build
tho WIZ dams, and the price IN bulk Of the cap.
stan ana ulhe. fixtures to be contributed, aud
4 make these statements separately for each oh
-trlCtiuu To- bO removed.
fr9pOsals will DO received for any single one or
al ~ u" VbstTuctuns. pTiu'cd COPY Of this al.
/ NcItlseMent must be attached To- each IrOpuHal.
Each bd must be accompanied by u written
guHfaui"e sigGrd by two Te,puusihlr IoTsuns, that
i1r party or lArii's proposing will enter In COI-
Hacl upon recal Wing the lwuTdmCnt
! Any other Inform ttiUn required by bidder,
pee u tho aforementioned report, and blanks
! Tor PROPOSALS. Of the form required, will BE- lur-
hibhed al this OliCC, or NJ tho VtlCo Of william b.
Jaw esp. civil Engineer, CHATTANOOGA, TeHnr.-
see, On application.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids !!
II Hhail e Declined tOr the interest " the uUyeru-
Twenty per ceutum Of the monthly estimate Of
the work done Will be reseryrd as security Iu Il Il
fulhllment Of the contract
. Prgp"-als Will be iudorspl "PT0pusAls fpr Ina.
proving theTeuHes'oe river, and t,ldTesse, To-
. - q. wEi1ZEL,
Major II Eugiuror-, Byt. Ma. Gen u s. A. T.
5, Englaocr'r OhiC', No. q FilIh street, Luni-,
VILE, Kentucky, Sept Is lNs. sos I'd
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9)atiunal Rspnblitaa.


A Iettsr from Midland City, Michigan il
the Fast Saginaw Enterprise, tells a curioul
story. Some six years ago young husband
md 70 took up their abode at Muskegon,
After teveral months a young man whose
NINE - given as Charley q, came to town.
md. ir prcccss Of time slored with the young
wife. Tho guilty rsir settling ut Midland,
where they have passed for man and wife for
the last i've years, AMI accumulated CON
siderable property In the mean time MI
v came t. Milltn T. with q dashing young
grass widow for Ma. with whom IL seems
G. got acquainted About Christmas, g. sold
all his property and left town, telling his
" wife " " such che ever wa that he
was going to 4 certain place in Illinois which
offered large Inducements. lie returned sew.
eral times, not having got things to his liking,
his last visit being about two weeks ago
About this time Mrs. V. desired to visit friends
at Llning, and did 50, being abundantly
supplied with funds.
After sho had been there several days, v.
got suspicious and went there, only to find
that c. and his wife were married the day be.
fore and gone to parts uukuOwn She how.
ever, had left for va pCrusal a very affection.
ate epistlc, saying, among other things that
she should care we'll for the hoy, train him up
10 the way he should 60, and herself endeGyor
to live a higher life, recommending him to
depart from the few errors OF his way and be.
come h Christian. This story, as most others,
has it's sequel, or the beginning Of one. Mira
V has a young sister widow, who It appears,
operated deeply In this plot In order to get
her sister ut OF the way, and even intinated
TO him On the morning Of bis return homo,
hat 1t would be the haHpiest event cf her life il
he " nd permit her to return with him to
col sole him In his misiOrtuue-
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THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

to promote and protect trade, by enabling lis suB
Ing q Todts aud he rseSvsry u claims i'm Il ali
points, have to announce that they will, in Sep
TTS PRST TS is GslrdsSS Mrn9SS
TILE RERhREkGg BEgIsrER, containing, among
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL. fISAEGIAL srGSpISG, AND
RArLSa A. TO CREDlr Of over 4OO'OOJ Of The prRci-
and public companies. IN more than D,O.O Of thc
cities, towns, Villages, and se!tlemoHts through
British Provinces o. NortS America: aud s sa ace
ing the most inpCrtaht Information aIlainRbla aud
necessary " enable the merchant to ascertain ut
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, AND DEURRE OF
CREDIT Of such Of his e1stomers as are declncI
wvrthG ofany graduation Ofcrcdit, eOmprisinE,alsu
NtioSpdpeT DiTectOry, eontaining the tits, rbar.
SsSr. price and PLACE Of Pu6liesil0n with iuI
Rlele guide to the press Of every county Ia the
The reports and Information will DO confined tn
bose deemed worthy Of sono line VI credit and ~
lho same WALL be based, 81 far as practicable upon
revised aud corrected by wel-kaowa and reiiaGis
legal eOrrgspgndeIts, whose character will pToyo
tguhthhttc OF the COTrtCLncss Of tho infOrmnt ton
turi ished by thom IL beloved that the repnrts
VIII prove more truthful aud complete. aud there
lore, superior to, aud OF much greater value, than
any previously issued. '''''
BY aid ofthe MEEcANrILE REFERENCE REursrrH,
business mon Will be enabled to ascertain at glu nee
ING capital and graduation VI credit, us compared
Win hnaneal worth, Of nearly every reliant,
named territorial limits,
0P Or sGogtthe aTst9r each month, subscribers
INF, among other things. a record Uf such impur.
ynt changes IN the name and condition Of firms,
throughout the country, as may occur subsequent
70 the publication Of each hal yearly volume Of
ing MkkcA SIILx KEPBRkSqE kElI;TER,
eremCc RfOiSter, mn dollars, tF5J, Gpr i0Lici II
states, transportation paid,
HohigEs ", Gus slg shares NJ tie .Cipital Stock,
receive one copV II ne MERCANTILE RfgEItESCg
aEGY'SrEn [res re-, r. chargs5 holders " len shqres
m shares ~ The Capital Stock oil be GIiUttsi 10
any Que ppiicdRt '''' ~
Al r,mittduCts, OTders, or communications
rfimics 1" Tie JgOkStDHiiJ be dhjressf,i 10 H. Mr.
chants PrOtsctire, Union, IL he AmGrirda Ia.
$50. NsD York MIMI -
hrOkrAET ANNOUNCEMENT Beautial
Illustrated Book, worth Thousand Dollars,
adIIesslng Professor JOHN NAHDERPOOL, NJ
" winthrop Place, New York city.
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pROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAY
ELlNG IN TIE FIRST WARD.

Z
WA-HlNmruS, y. g., sept y, Isis. {
PTnrB-Al- will b. received IT this uhlc" uutl !!
u'ct gcK Iu,un MONDAY, October 3. lsSs, for grad
lug Twenty. fourth street vest between 7 street
proved Aprl ~. 1867
The work to be done under the direction Of the
City surveyor, the superintendent Of the G, IN
mi-s .Un"r Of the Flst and two Assistant CuIa-
Emis .i"arr, to he appointed hy the Mayor.
Bidders Will stale the prlC" pcr cubic yard for CX
Cdvatiyn ur emhankmrut; that which measures the
most to be paid for Gully one way, either IN cSrtya
Iuu or cmhankmeut.
All OF the surplus earth. iurulug tho aud,
gravel, nnd stone, to he h"pps't,d whrI yer the
Ward C"mIuisslnuer may direct; NJ part Of tho
appropriation Will lie Paid uutl tn" work has been
approved by the CITY lrVcyur aud C"mmi.s iDuoT
NJ III" First ward, aud tue Assistant Cummi ssipu,T
The right to reject any Urull bids j. reserved.
Each bid must be- accompanied with tho guardE-
L." IT re- r"usihlu panty tkuuwu L. b. tuChl that
i accepted, tue bidder VIII execute contract IN
duo form, and Perform the work In accordance
ihrrcwith.
The guarantee must be- IN substance a. fJllJw-:
/, A. b., guaTaut.r II this bid be accepted by the
Mayor, tuat tho bidder will enter iutO Contract
for the salne and perform the work according 10
the requirements thereof
hid, musr be eulursrd on the envelope Pro-
puHal, Tor grading aud gruycliug'' Cor either, ~,
n" case may b",J and Hddrms.rd TO the Mayor uf
Washington, h. G. IlENRN llMBER,
Commissioner Of the First Ward.
Eru2t .lN star aud Chronicle.
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DROPOsALs FOR THE GRADING OF CER.
STREETS IN THE SIXTH WARD.
n ANMl- Z lEEILE-

WA-HiSGTON, d. g., sept. y, l-tS
Proposals will be received at this office until IL
. clock Ia. gu MONDAY, October :. ISIS, for grad
log and graVriing EINh street east, from q street
-uuIh to Virginia avenue, under an act approved
october "a, l>G1.
Also, for grading and gravcIiug street south.
from Fourth TO sixth streets cast under an act APP
proved May Ii, lsS1.
AL Of the surplus earth, Including the sand,
gravel aud stone, to be Deposited wherever the
LUmmissuner Of the ward may direct. No part Of
the appropriation will be paid until the work has
been approved by the City Surveyor. the Com.
m ssiOucr aud the Assistant Commissioner.
Each bid mast be accompanied with the Euarln.
tee Of responsible parry known to be suth) that
II accepted. the bidder Will execute contract 10
due form, and perform the work In accJrdaurr
Herewith.
III" rpht l. reserved to rrjccl any and all bids II
trrtgi - the Interest yf the Corporation t. do
Ihs guarantee must = IN substance as follows
J, Il, guarantee II this bid he accepted by the
Mayer, that the bidder Will enter iGtG contract
Tor tie came, and perform the work according to
the req uiremGEts thereof.
Bids Ilu.t be endorsed On the envelope, PRO.
porals for Grading and GFavaling,' aud addressed
to the Mayor. 5 u, PLUMSILL,
Commits iOucr Of the Sixth ward,
-tplI.tl and Chronicle !
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DE0rOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.

HEADaR's FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRICr,)
OFFICE CHEZ CuMNlsskRY or sUBzIsrgSGg,
AUSTIN, TENAs, 1865. J
Sealed proposals. which must DO mado IN triIli-
cate, will be- received ut the Office Of the depot A
&. =, at Marshall, Texas, until IL III. November
u, lsts. for supplying the United States troops
and others drawing IAtons at
Marshall, twn companies;
Jefferson, one company
ClaTkbYillc, one Company;
Tyler, ono company;
Palestine, one company:
San Augustine, one company
With such fresh beef rs may be required.
The contract to commence on January ], 1850,
and to continue In force until December 81, lsUD Of
such loss time AS tue COlnmissary General Of Sub
sistencc may direct.
Each bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantee Of two responsible persons who must be
prepared 10 enter into bonds In the sum OF one
thousand dollars Tor each company stationed at
The post they propose to supply. Bids must be
made out separately for each post
No contract Will be awarded until the bids have
been submitted 10 the GvuGral commanding Filth
military district
Condition Of contracts and bids same as In pro.
NlOus advertisements.
Bids must be plainly endorsed "PropOsas for
Fresh Bect ut -, TuNaS, ~ aud addressed To tho
Acting CvnInlssary VI Subsistence at Marshall,
TuNAs.
by Command Of BYt. Mai, Con. Reynolds.
SAMUEL T. CUSHING,
Captain and BroyCt Major, Chief c. 5.
sunEl-tl -
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pEoPusALs FOR STATIONERY.

lI'r.E 81 RErEE.rXrATwE' rSrrED sTArE5.t
s.,,., CLTTEk,. pfrIrG. sept y, ls3s,
uai TI KsD1Y, he l5h day u ostqbor. SIS IS
81 IL" clock, "a, Tor iurni, hing each Of the low
Gi S sI "a STngry 9[ t1s 81 we House
lrl ram, white Gp1rio Post Paper, extra super
10 roam. white quartz Py,, Paper, extra .uperanc
IA re1a, vale cam'4sr,. Not Paper, extra SIT.
/, rains willie C5mingr,aI E,ts Paper. extra ~.
= rI r&rnAir id Ei'lES ,.r Paper.
~ team, FOGi,rap raIcr, extra up riae, taiLt
q tin; l. gal Cap Paper, extra -areraue, faint
u realm Journal Paper. whit, h",vy. extra 81.
l"rA.r, In. e 4GrHrs, ruled o. pattern,
i,D3I rrJl- MauI'a Paper, l2Alt IurA,. 1At, very
tonEh aud 'Nloo'h, to weigh eleven pounds
g., i.au'. MIi ..a P,rer. la>4 Ia. hes. Dat. very
tough md smooth, - weigh twenty two
uIi,g"r ram
taEH aud -nI""iA' t. " GA iorp two punt
20 6a5aSs". EI ;ans rDr.r, |! .acrt. 10 rack
70 wa.,. a..f .1h~,y. Envelope, 5..xs',
500 Witt r:cn adhesive Enyylorn,. ahxs.
.'.t,Sj w.Ite ,'.cs odh,.ty" Enr,l.p-,, axe.
~" wife ,a.,< aia.,.y Ea,,! re-, Saw.
I',l6 W4',r ;h.eE abusive enr.Iop-.. axis
I,.GT white ,A..k ,Il,,ly. envelope. lg%xr.
10y i..4,Gy Ts,e E r., !, T,;
49, bun ldl, I've Euvelrrc,,7 'As3. inrh,a.
''' bth "dH'i,!hg "a" ''irs, ~ lAche,, cd.
Z s :g..,. ,.,I';,. E E%s:, MIL.
= ar r., Mf ~ lew; cotn@"rSial Pen.
i2 s.,., $S aSp d d4 a'i nHEE..i@Saal5s: ."1
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pKOPOsALs POK PINE TIMDER,
UNITED STATES ESGISEsK OYRICR,
p,,.p 0oswEIn. n; I;, Sept, y. lSJS,

IMPROVEMENT UF OsWIEG6 HkkB0R
Sealed proposals.. IN duplicate, iudOrsOd "PTo-
pOsals for Zine Timber, will DO received at III Is
oicc until II a. IN. on Saturday, october 49, 1865
for the following materials, viz:
$50 sticks white Canada pine timber, each - feet
long and u inches Iquare.
20 sticks white Canada pine timber, ca oh q fl ct
long and II inches square.
$500 feet, board measure, best quality two.iaeh
pine plank, each ID feet long
~ sound white oak posts, each - feet long md 10
inches square.
All tho aboyc timber and lumber to DO of first
quality. sawed and strai ght. The full Dimensions
given will be, strictly required; any other sizes
will be rejected.
All to be delivered by tho 18th Of June, Ist9,
alongside the United States pier in Oswcgj Har-
Dor. All the xpenses Involved In the proper meas
borne by the contractor.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
this office. G. E. BLUNT
Lieut.. Col. Of Engineers. DYt. COL. i. s. 4.
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JArAS-Tho commissioners sent ir0ru. ia.
pan to the United States to purchase vessels
Of war, and who recently returned to JaIan in
the ram Stonewall Jackson, have led to San
Francisco. it being unsafe for them to remain
in Yokohama during the present Dliiical dis
turbances. The leaders Of the southern fac.
ton have threatened to decapitato them if
captured. The earthquake wave occurred in
tho harbor Of Yokohama the day following the
CONFUSION Of nature in South America.
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FoR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HrAD0ShETshs f Gn1sI ME,ra5I D,.IsIoT'

HEADQUARTERS FTTH MILITARY DIsrRToT,l
OEFGcE or CHIEF QUARrERNAsTER, I
at 6is odeS SaIi fUssp&Y. he Sh day 5yS Of De-
at Il SeG pS ~
to tho hrst day Of January, 1870, on the following
Route No, 6-From Marshall, Texas; Galveston.
Texas, and from bryan or Courtney. OF, the then
terminus q the Texas Central railroad, teal OF
river aud south n the Red river, or between any
plintg In said district.
competent agent to represent himself or his arm
Mt Marshall, Galveston, and Bryan or Courtney,
or at the terminus OF the Texas Central railroad.
upon whom acquisitions can DO made, and rho
must be prepared to transport all stores to and
Shei S w6crS Sna nceSary GS 70 ppas Gov
Trot,nsd IN writing BY the officer or agent Of the
shipment.
Bidders to state the rate per one hundred 900
pounds pet one hundred 400 mile at which they
will transport said supplies. .
Bidders should give iieir names in full, as well
should be accompanied by a bond in the sum of ten
thousand (lO.OOOl dollars, signed by two OF more
responsible per.9nI' guaranteeing that In case ihe
contract Is awarded tor the route mentioned IN tho
Sc accepted and entered !ato, and coed and sufI
anec with the terms Of this Advertisement.
ThesfTnunt of bonds required from the contractor
will be htty thousand go, tNOD dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the tolyoacy u each
bidder aud person offered as security will be re-
Forms NJ contract may be seen at tho Depot
Qgar'crma'tcr's Office, San Antonio, aud at this
office.
that may be offered.
Proposal. must be endorsed "Prorosalg for Army
TransH5rtation, Route No. o, aud Addressed to
BY order u Brcvet Major Ocperal RoynoIdl;,.
D.t. Brig, Gen. aud c. O. NJ. fiHl Military bis.
tuUt so2-td
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASIiISUTo
COUNTY, TO Wit:
In the case u JumASSA Cook, Misunderstanding Of
Henry Cook, deceased, tho ADMINISTRATIVE aforesaid
h4N' WIN the APPRECIATION Ut the Orphans Court Of
Wellington county aforesaid, apo inted sATUR-
DAY, October u, A. b, 1865, for the HnuI settle
R"ht uhd distribution Of the personal estate Of said
drceased, aud uI the assets In hand as far rs the
ZANE have been coll, cted and turned into money ]
Whrn aud where all the creditors aud heirs Of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly yuuChed, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit in said deceased y
estaici provided copy Of this order be published
once Il week for three weeks IN the NATIOSAL RE-
. PUBLICAN previous to the said day.
Test: JAS. u. o 'BElRNE,
frplJ.WTw Register VI wills
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IIARISOUI't5
Liquid ERASER.
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tar, YarniSh, or any Kind Of Stains
FROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with the Liquid, aud rub brush.
Or rub with tho thumb NALL allow II to ret
minute, aud again rub, aud 1t will come out. For
Dolaines. Chintzos. CalieJsS. PCplins, or Linen,
aud Printed Goods, you will have to woakon tho
Solution by adding soft water.
All orders. either for agencies or for Immediate
use, should be addressed to tho manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufactured,
No. II Second street west, bet. Mass Avenue and G
stToot north, WashIlgtup. d C. nulg
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03
PROPOSALS FOR LlGHT:DRAUGHT STEAM
L sNAG-BOAT.
OFFICE OF WEgrERN RIVER lNPROvENESrs,D

CINcrSSATi, ono, Sept. Is, l>fs
Sealed proposals Will be received at this oiEcc
uuIl u IN. on SATURDAY, October ~, ISIS, for
the construction OF one Ii t.draught Stern wheel
Tow Boat.
Each bid To- have tho specifications attached OF
the work bid for, and stating the shortest time
within WI lch the work will be executed, and be
accompanied with two approved sureties for tie
proper pCrfOrmH ncr n the contract.
Printed forms, On which bid. must be made ont,
and copies Of the specifications " accompany
same, eau DO ubtalaci at thi, uIica, whore also a
model Of the boat and sample Of the stores to be
!irntSA,i eau by seen alter Saturday, scptom-
her2l.
ThH riELt, !. ,rG.ervcd BY tho .Guyelnmgnt to re-.
CO.. Engineers, Bfcv CD, US Array,
srp2B-tl Con. Snp-t Y. s. snag. Dgals.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03

A Lucky Bvr.-The Big Sandy Hpaii, Of
n late date, says: "a lad living in Rome,
Ohio, one day last week, pickle up OF the
grade Cfthat town bright stone about the
size of his thumb, which upon examination,
proved to be something of value. He took II
to DIhme 4 Co., of Cincinnati, who offered
him 500, then $3.50, and finally iA75 for it.
lie then took 1t TO another establishment.
however, who said 1t was either a ruby or a
diamond, and very valuable, probably worth
$1,000 lie sent It to New York to dispose
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