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The national Republican., 1868-11-24
ARRrvALs AT THE HOTELS.

| .WlLLARDS'-SyKEs q CBADwIoK.
SSGqssSs ~. M. R.H:IT' Ellf%1s,Sa ssa
and vie, n w n TSisSild a md % vie, Ohio
EB Twsddle and wife, Phila, Rev AT Porter.
NY,A Vance Browd, Richmond, va; Charles
Lyne., Toronto, Dan sdai Capt Thomas Stack
PSiIe' ~ 2 q Count a. Nsdonessi, Vice 0oun.
and wife, Riehmond, yai Miss Irme worrall,
Hotchkiss, W Leeman, o II Ware, N Y;
Il IA Lsuehlin, Pitt.bgrsi = Il Roth, n Y, z
and wife, + Snydam and wife, N Y; VA
Harney and wife, Jersey Cityj II ] Hoyt and
wife, a J Crofut and wife, Connj J X Henry
samuel S %{ Mount A gainfy GySof@Sca, ssSr x
q L Davis and wife, U s N, W Z Walker and
vile, N Y, J NJ Harper and wifc, Md dov
Bullock and wife, Ga.
EBBITT HousE-C. O. WILLARD.
Geo MtS9 RsSsS %ssGn s snd rSq %
a j D Weed and wife, VM bias bias Lane MGe Phi,
sdxslpGb51 ,sn MsG'IsS Bs.1S, q .S hydsSs
Y Al p Bruce, NJ ] stein, N " John
sityi Dr. T Pryon, U s NJ J II shannon, n
Bartlett and wife, Miss Hattie Pettibone, Nd;
Judge Sabine, Texas; W H Harding, u S
SUscs Scrbn bsn'y'y M. R.ea Rds sssSn S,p1n
q; J A Woodbury., Boston.
KIRRwooD HoUsE-KrNa.
Henry Perkins, George Goldlng, ,Havte.de-
Gracei George o Thomas, Mai A NJ SalladA
and wife, Phlladelphi.i 4 r Johnson, WIN =
Murdoch, Baltimore; Bohemian Deringer, Col
Ned France, -Andersonvillej l. J McEllhany,
Richmond; M Garter, Middletown; DR. 5 NJ
Haldermsn, Mobilej John o Rodney, Pitts
burg s O. Watson, N Y; Chas NJ Elimaker,
Philadelphia II M Manning, Chambersburgi
Hawkins, n X Jane. NJ Emerick' vicEsburg,
Maj Z J Petriken, st Paul.
METRoPoLlTAN-SH 4 Porrs.
Hon $ J Randall, Philadelphia Norman
Wizard, v Z Smalley, N Y; II T Mcdaniel,
Rome, Ga; Robert Perine, N Y; W o Osgood,
Jnhn J dtoetl, Chicssoi George W Bisseii,
and wife, A + Johnston and vile, N Y. L b
Vail, Pokeepsie, N Y, Ezra Luhens, Phiia-
delphia; James Kelly and wife, N Y; Gen O
Huntley. Montana; J Hall and wife, Rich.
ton, Va; W b Blair and wife, Miss Blair,
Lynchburg, Va.
SEAToN HOUSE-J. II. sEMMEs.
o Hodges, John Hodges, II Clay Dent, 7
J Gardiner. Md; J S Franklin, Va; fhos War.
hurst, II W Flandreau, N Y; q 5 Emack, W II
Cunningham, Baltimore; ID Brooks, Frank
Evans, T. Wright, II Roach, L Easton,
Philadelphia.
BUNRER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
W II Lambert and wife, Mo; Samuel q
Bradley and A w Hayes, Boston, Mass; d q
Griswold, VII A Worthington, cltyj ID W
Cooley, Iowa; 7 o Daley, Va; q Wolleyj
BF Bradford, Md d d Folay, city; John s
willard, N " A Duncan, Boston.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
WV wermerger, PhilAdelphia, J II Spencer,
wS% Yansy Sto%PiaS Roose. 9ssSSt Fsssa& isy! buy
nett, Bostoni b Dabney, o Otis, Md; p .
slmsi va.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

BRoTHgRLY CONoLAvE, No, ., Order Of s.
p. r., was Instituted on Saturday evening al
fast attaining high rank as one OF influence
among the benevolent orders of the country.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

FEMALE SuPFRAGE.-The eighth free dis.
cussion on this subject took place last evens
Ing, at Union League Hall. The chair was
occupied by Prof. ]. II. II. Wilcox, and by Mr..
men, with Mrs. DR.. Lockwood, Miss Stanton,
Rev. w. Martin, Of Chicago, II. ID. Tyler, J. b.
Wolf, and Major q. W. Wells, spoke afiirma-
lively, while Professor W. ]. Wilson, DR.. y.
b. Puryis, and Mr. Gatchell pressed the mega.
tive. The hall was crowded, and the proceed
ings continued to late hour.
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Aatiuual gepablitau.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

W. O. MrrzHnoTr Co. offer great bar
gains In pianos. Families requiring these In
struments cannot fail to be pleased At this
well.known establishment. -
JACQUES JUvsrAL, corner Of T street and
New Jersey avenue, advertises marble man
ties, headstones, monuments, &c.
RiLnf b Bro, No. 90 Market Space, an.
nouncs extensive importations Of silk, pop
lins, scsrgc, and silk veivets, which have just
been received, and with sold cheap.
JosnPH Mock, No. $40 Pennsylvanis avenue,
publishes a card interesting to all persons
wanting school furniture, DO.
CHAs. FIsoHsR, No. ats Pclnsylvania ave.
nue., advertiscs surgical and dental instru-
ments, hne cutlery, instruments, &C., Of his
own manufacture.
PHiLr q soLoNoss, No. $50 Pennsyivanis
avenue, have for sale all articles usually
found In a nrst-elsss, well regulated book and
Stationery store,
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

The X STREET BRIDsE.-The committee OF
the Councils, In conjunction with the Mayor,
bridge over Rock creek, at X street, to J. H.
Cofrode Il Co., of Philadelphia, at 900.
The structure will be OF the kind known as the
Murphy-Whifiie iron bridge, and similar to
those constructed over the Erie canal, and 10
pronounced perfectly safe and indestructible,
The bridge will be completed by march,
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

NEW SILVER MINING CoMPAsY.-Gentle.
men Of this city and Baltimore have, within a
day or two, formed q new silver mining COM
In CLEAR Greek county, Colorado, which, we
are informed, yield from $3.50 to u 600 pure sill
yer to the ton. The officers OF the company
Howard. secretary; N. Popplein, Of Baltimore,
treasurer,
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

,sPoRTsMEN can procure Hunting Suits and
all necessary articles OF over or underclothing
at A. Saks & Co., 6lT Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

The FIRE ALARM TELE0RAPH.-The storm
ire alarm telegraph, at many points, Mr.. Lar
combe, superintendent, with his assistants,
has succeeded In putting them again In proper
order,
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Pianos and Music.

L q. L. wILl.
Formerly Tuner q KNABE's. snd9 =
Pianos, now Of HS u
GEORGE L. WILD &BRo.'s
Piano Store, No. 4s7 Eleventh street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and 4 street, still gives
especial attention to Tuning and Repairing Pianos
sale.
PIANOS FOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE.
se20-
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

COLUMBIA LYINa-IN HosPlTAL.-Religious 8
services were held In this asylum, corner Of
Fourteenth and NJ streets, on Sunday after
Presbyterian church, offioiating. Arrange
ments have been made by the faculty OF the In
stitution to have religio ious services there every
various denominations, who will attend alter.
Dately
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

EsTRAY HoRsgs.-Lieutenant Eckloff, OF
the seventh precinct, found two horses, valued
at 1855, estray, and delivered them to their
owner, Mr. George Burgess.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

ATTENTION, BOYS IN BLuR.-There will be
q meeting Of all the officers Of the "Boys In
Blue" this evening, at Union League Hall
Ninth street, between ID and l., Fourth floor, ]
at 7 o'clock. 1t Is lexpected that every OIL
Ger will be present to adopt rules and regula-
tions for our government, and to take action
on the programme for the grand demonstration N
to take place on the 7th Of December In homo Z
of the great victory won by Congress and the
nation in the last campaign.
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Dress-Making.
EsS NJ KIN

EM0yAt-MRS. GRIFFITH HAS REMOVED
~ her Fashionable Dress and ClOak. making Es.
tablishment to No. 259 street, near Ebbitt House
Mrs. q, has secured the services Of lady part
noyi-inf
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

charged Patrick CLARK with robbing him OF
800. Justice Smith issued a warrant for the
arrest Of the hocused.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

DIssHARGED.-Owingt to the scarcity Of work
IN the Government printing o ofiice, some ffteen
or twenty OF the bookbinders employed there
were discharged yesterday.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

Q. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed to Oi3 Seventh street,
Intelligencer Building.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

TEACHERS ISsTITUTE.-Professor Charles
Davis, of New York, delivered his third lee.
ture at the Miller school building, on H street.
before the teachers and trustees OF the public
of governing pupils, the different combina-
tlonB Of characters, the relative value Of space,
quantity, sc, were all treated OF by the learned
i've manner. Among others present, were Trus-
tees ]. s. Brown, A. X. Browne, West, Champ
lin, Wilson, Woodward, and Mcclellan.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

SECOND DISTRICT TEACHERS IN LUcK.-G.
2. Mcclellan, esq, trustee OF the Second school
district, has advanced money sufficient to pay
district, and they will be paid to-day. This is
done to supply the teachers with money for
Thanksgiving day.
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Billiards.
BILLIARDS,
X | r X w o O ID

Cor. Twelfth st. and Pa. ave.
BLIGH 4 MCCONNELL, PRoPRIEToRs.
As-The Bar ls supplied with the Choicest Wines
and Liquors, tno2O.f
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

PoLIoE MAoIsTRATEs.-The reports from
the several police precincts yesterday were en-.
tirely void OF interest, a" clean " report being
exhibited at police headquarters.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

SERVICES CosMEMoRAT ATlyE OF THE DEATH
OF THE MANCHESTER MARTr II. - yesterday
evening Odd Fellows, Hall was the scene OF
one OF the largest and most enthusiastic meet
ings Of Irish nationalists that has ever assem-.
tled In this city. The, Fenians Of the District
commemorated in a touching ceremony. the
memory OF their fallen comrades-Allen, Lar.
kin and L. O'Brien. The stage was tastefully
decorated with evergreens, among which was
distributed the usual emblems OF mourning
Medallions containing the names Of the he.
roes formed one Of the principal features OF
the decoration. The green fags Of the various
circles Of tho Distriot, ihtsrtwined with tb o
stars stripes, hung In graceful festoons
over the names Of Larkin, Allen and L.
UBricn,
The orator OF the occasion, Col. James X.
O'Beirne, after Introductory remarks by the
chairman, DR., ,Antisell, delivered a very able
psnegyric, and at the close urged his hearers
TO renewed efforts In the cause of lreland's
freedom.
DR.. Charles Allen paid noble tribute to the
memory OF the brave men whose death was the
OCCASION of the assemblage.
A solemn dirge, by the band OF the 9Th cav
airy, closed the ceremonies.
Dr. Allen stated, by direction of the com
mittee, that annual meetings would be held
and the meeting adjourned to the 23d OF No
vember, 1860.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

CHURCH INPRovKMRNT.-The lecture and
about to be rehtted and painted. This will
not interfere with the Sunday school classes,
as they will meet for few weeks In the m ain
auditorium.
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SEATON house,. II. SEMMEs.
r o Hodges, John Hodges, II Clay Dent, T
J Gardiner. Md S Franklin, Va; fhos War.
Evans, E. Nwright, II Roach, L Esston,
philadelDhia
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

SUBURBAN HoMEs.-Mr. WIN. Forsyth has
Just completed the survey and subdivision of
tween Seventh and Fourteenth streets, north
of this city, for Messrs. W. d. Todd, ]. W.
Wright, Marshall Brown, and Walter 3. COX.
deep.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

WE EsRE that our friend, Mr.. Bowling, of the
American Tea Store, has received a fne selec-
tion OF pure teas and cofees, In order to satisfy
his patrons for Thanksgiving, All who go
there will find goods that will please, and
prices to suit the times.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

ALASKA SHIRTS, Wooden oyershirts from
81 so to 20 each, Country-knit Socks, very
heavy Undershirts, very warm Gloves and
Mittens, and everything to conduce to comfort
during the cold weather may be had at fair
prices-only one price-at Geo. O. Henning's,
No Savanth alraat
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

To PuLL UP STAKEs.-The companies of
the 18th United States infantry, located at
barracks In few days. Russell barracks
will be unoccupied The new post will be
commanded by General Webb, and Col. Wal.
lace, OF the 18th, will have HIS headquarters
elsewhere.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24
Watches and Jewelry.
,JEWEIRY

Ii JEWELRY.
-. O. HOOD. ,Noi Ss PenIsylvSHPIiss ,GN SyspnIS. sNpnS.
nue Gold JEwELRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spec
isees, Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery
very lowest prices deli
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CONTRACT AWARDED. - The contract for
furnishing the uniform of the Washington
letter carriers has been awarded to Messrs
suit. These % c.n fs be supplied two or thPPee Pee
weeks, and the carriers will be granted three
months time In which to pay for the uniforms.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

LroR RENT-A GROCERY STORE, FORTY FEET
L deep, and Stock for sale, In good bnsness
location on | street, between Seventh and Eighth
Navy Yard. Inquire next door, at JAMES RE,
PETIT s shoe Store. nOy0.u
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

OFFICE RooMst OFFICE RooMsii
" For rent in my new Building, corner New
York avenue and Fifteenth streets, ROOMS suit
able for oiioes or Sleeping Apartments.
For particulars inquire Of
GEORGE II. PLANT, .
once Room 10, Plants Building, corner
New York avenue aud Fifteenth streets,
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

SOLDIERS AND SAILons, UNION. - This
union held its regular weekly meeting last
evening, at Union League Hall, Major W. s.
Morse In the chair.
Lieut.. WIN. J. oavanAugh was elected to
mombershlp.
The following preamble and resolution was
offered and adopted.
Whereas the object for which the Boys In
Blue were organized has been accomplished In
the election just passed, the Soldiers, and
Sailors Union hereby withdraw from all con-
nection with the said organization, and here
after the companies organized OF this union
shall be known as companies OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Union.
Resolved further, That the enlistment OF cit.
iyens in soldiers organizations 10 to be depre.
eiated, and that this Union In the future refuse
to act with any body Of men claiming to be
soldier organizations who receive In their
ranks other than those who have rendered
hohorable service In the field
The following committee was apIointed for
the purpose OF communicating with soldier
organizations throughout the country, who
desire to be present at the Inauguration OF
General Grant, with a view to securing quar-
tiers and accommodations for them while here:
Major Doughty, W. A. Short, esq., Col. Otis,
Lieutenant Mattingly, Captain A. ID. Brook,
Captain L. II. Manning, Captain W. A. Bart
lett, and Major W. S. Morse.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24
For Sale or Rent.

EoR sALE.-A RARE CHANCE-$i5,OOOC CASH
will buy one Of the best ne businesses the
Avenue, in one Of the best locations. doing good
business. Low rent and long lease. Reason 70,
selling is that the present owner wishes to retirr
from business. Address Box 10. Republican Of
fee. nol7-u
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BuNKER,S AVENUE HOUSE.

BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
W ii Lambert and wife, Mo; Samuel q
Bradley and A W Hayes, Boston, Massi ID q
Griswold, VT A 5 Worthington, city, ID W
Cooley, Iowa; T O DALEY, Vat H q Wolleyj
Il + Bradford, Md ID ID Folay, city; John s
Willard N Y, A Duncan, Boston.
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deem I, nv duty to make known to the

deem ~ nv duty to make known to the
In the arst place, the propriety of continuing
the canal, over which this bridge passes, for
10 now more than ever before, questioned by
the most inteliigent portion Of our people, and
the idea q using y for that purpose and as a
when our population has Increased, as 4 will
Increase, be considered intolerable. In my
opinion, the time has arrived when measures
ss% ft sSss sSS and S%
pefmission and aid from that source may be
,n S which ths y Ssgs tSs
and settlement @ mi. Hitherto offensive waste.
II this be done there will exist no necessity
cated-indeed the expense Of erecting anew all
the bridges that span this channel, as well az
that of maintaining several useless officers,
in the second place, many citizens. In whose
judgment I have the fullest confidence, and
who are as much interested In having q safe
bridge at the Yirginis avenue crossing as any
ture, with a small outlay ior repairs, will stand
for several years-at all events untfl the ques.
tion Of closing the canal is determined. Until
my assent to the expenditure OF the revenues
Of this corporation for the purpose. Of
endcatotins, to keep In nayigable order .
ultCH tnht nhn hDhOEUtu anu bunh DcucNtH
the scum and filth with which IL is now
filled nearly to the brim such a large por-
tion Of the taxes collected from our people.
II we wish to expend money to improve
the navigation and commerce Of the city, and
thus give employment to the hundreds now
looking In vain for work, let us turn our at
tention to our river front on both Of our shores,
and we will surely advance the interests and
prosperity OF both. Or they can be prohtsbly
employed by wslllng and atching the canal.
In the third place Virginia avenue 10 under
the exclusive Jurisdiction OF Congress. is sub
Iect to the control Of the General Government
and II q bridge ID to BE erected across the canal
at its Intersection with said avenue II should
be done by the Government through the CON-
missioner OF Public Buildings and Grounds.
These and other objections, which II 10
deemed unnecessary to name at this time
have induced me, reluctantly, to withhold my
assent to the bill.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
s. j. bowen, Mayor.
The question was taken on the passage OF
the bill over the veto OF the Mayor, and 1t was
fejccted-yeas ., nays 10.
MIR. Il. u. 8. Miller, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill (B. A. to fur.
nish wagon to the water board. Passed.
Mr.. Bates, from the Committee on Claims,
reported a resolution In relation to author
izing the Mayor to employ experienced engi-
neers In relation to sewers, the Warrington
canal, and the wharf sites, &c.i which was
agreed to,
On motion. the Board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
WV Wermerger, PhilAdelphiai J Spencer,
William Crosbry, U S A; l. Malegeux, eityi
W b Yanoy, NJ N Rockies, N VI Frank I Bur
nett, Bostonj Dabney, o 5 Otis, Md o
Sims, Va,
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To the board ~ Common Council?
GENTLEMEN have the honor respectfully
to return 70 your Board, IN which Il origiI-
ated, the bill for building bridge across the
canal at Virginia avenue,
The bill, as presented to me, although prop
erly signed by the presiding officers of both
has the following Endorsement of the chair.
man Of the Committee on Enrolled Bills In
your Board upon II, over his own signature :
hThis bill never passed the lower BoaTdU II
this be true, 1t OF itself would be sufiicIent
ground for returning the bill without nv sIg.
naturej but there are other objections which /
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Examination Appointments of the
County Superintendent.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, [
Manitnwoc Sent 10 1868

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
Manitowoc, Sept. 10, 1868.
The examination of applicants for license to
teach in the Public schools of the county of
Mantowoc will be attended to in the month of
October 1868, on the days and at the places
hereinafter specified. to wit
In District No comprising the towns of
Gibson, Two Creeks, Mishicott and Two Riv-
ers--at the School House in the village of
Mshcott, on Monday, October 5.
In District No. accomplishing the towns Of
Manitowoc, Manitowoc Rapids and Newton
at the school house in School District No. 2,
village of Manitowoc, on Tuesday October 6.
In District No. accomplishing the towns of
Cooperstown, Franklin, kossuth and Maple
Grove--at the School House in School District
No !, near Chloupek's mills, in the town of
Kossuth on Wednesday, October 7.
In District No. Accomplishing the towns of
Cato, Eaton, Liberty and Rockland-at the
School House in Clarks' Mills, in the town of
c ato on Friday, October 9.
In District No. 5-comprisibg the towns OF
Centrevile, Schleswig and Meeme-at the
school House near II. Mulholland's in the
| town of Meeme, on Monday, October II.
Applicants will please provide themselves
with good lead pencils, and be present at the
time and place appointed promptly at o.
clock A. 81. JERE. CROWLEY,
Sta County Superintendent.
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For IRREG TLARITIE,S.

These Drops are scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills.
Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their
action is direct and positive, rendering them
Il reliable, speedy and perfect specific for the
cure Of all Instructions and suppreSsions of
nature. Their populs rity is indicated by the
fact that over 100 600 bottles are annually
sold and consumed by the ladies of the United
States, every one Of whom speak in the
strongest terms OF praise oil their great merits.
They arc rapidly taking the place of every
other Female Remedy, and are considered by
all who know aught of them, as the surest,
safest, and most infdllible preparation in the
world, for the cure Of all female complaints,
the removal of all distractions Of nature, and
the promotion of health, reg Ilarity and
strength, Explicit directions stating when
they may be used, and explaining when and
why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to nature S
chosen laws, viii be found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written signature
of JoHY L. LYON, without which none are
genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 1876
Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail.
(cnclosing stamP,) concerning all private
diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
G.. G.. CLARK & CO,
Gcnl Agents fer u S. and Canadas.
t. & J. Robinson, Agents, Manitowoc, Wis.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Board Of
IN liarbor Commissioners Of the Town of
Manitowoc will receive sealed propos Is for u
period of thirty days from the date hereof, for
performing all the dredging necessary to be
done in excavating channel one hundred and
fifty feet vide and twelve feet in depth in the
centre of Manitowoc River, from the west end
of the government piers to the east line OF
Eighth street, in the VILLAGE of Manitowoc.
The said Harbor Commissioners will furnish,
FREE OF CHARGE, to the contractor perform
ing such work, the drcdge and dump scows
now used here, in and about the harbor works
All proposals to be accompanied with good
and sufficient sureties for the faithful per-
Torrance of said dredging, and also for the
safe return Of said dredge and scows in as
good condition as when taken, reasonable use,
wear and tear thereof only excepted. Con.
tract for said dredging to be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder. the Harbor Com
missioners rescring the right to reject any
and all proposals.
By order Of The Board
| !. g. SHOVE, Secretary
hIanitowoc, Sept ,, 1868. Ito
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Cattle Fair in Cato.

4 Cattle Fair will Le held at the Ta9c-
JOHN STEINER, in the town of Cate
miles from Manitowoc, Oh the Calumo,
on the second Monday of every month
the year 1868. The farmers of the coun-
invited to attend.
JOHN STEIN
p March 10, l86S-3l-tf
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ALEX. JEKELFALUSY,
Dealer In Fancy Goods. and

MANUFACTURER and Wholesale dealer
wi in Cigars and Tobacco, Eighth street,
Manitowoc Import his Tobacco from the
first sources, manufacture only the best quality,
and keep constantly on hand IA full assortment
of diffrent brands of Cigars at the lowest
possible price.
Orders, which are respectfully solicited, will
be promptly and satisfactorily executed.
Il ALEX JEkELFALUSY.
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DIR. A. IL. BETS. NJ. D.

HAS resumed tho practice Of Medicine
j l. Surgery, and can be consulted 4! ,ls II
idcnce one half mile east Of Nettle Hill, -
patients can consult him when otherw
professionally engaged
A. II. BELTS, II. J.
P. O. Address-Mapfe Grove p. o. Maa
voc Co, Wis,