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sSs. A little rarned nrohin hanr;nn

s0r A little ragged urchin, begging in
the city the other day, was asked by a
lady who filed his basket, if his parents
were living? "Only dad, marm," said
the boy: "Then you have enough in your
basket now to feed the family for some
timo," said the lady. "Oh, no l haven't
NEITHER" said the lad, "for dad and me
keeps five boarders; he does the house
work, and do the market'n."
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q netiGal.
OED FOLKS.

OLD FOLKS.
All, don't be sorrowful, darling,
And don't be sorrowful, pray;
Taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more night than day.
IT'S rainy weather, my darling,
Times waves they heavily run
But taking the year together, my dead,
There isn't more clouds than sun.
We are old folks, now, my darling,
Our heads are growing grey;
And taking the year together, my dear,
You will always find the May.
We have had our May, my darling,
And our roses long ago;
And the time fyear is coming, my dear
Forthe silent night and snow.
And God is God, my darling,
Ofnight as well as day,
And we feel and know that we can go
Wherever He leads the way.
Aye, God of the night, my darling
OF the night of death so grim
The gate that leads out of life, good wife,
Is the gate that leads to Him.
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DISCOVERY OF AN ANCIENT {

DISCOVERY OF AN ANCIENT III tNTrF.
"A discovery has lately been i.,rt IN
the commune Of Vouvray, France, of
subterranean chamber, apparently of the
time of the Roman conquest. This
chamber was filed with dust and stones,
from which have been taken many curl.
Gus objects-an axe of polished steel,
pieces of bone, parts of red vases, whose
surface is carefully FURNISHED and decora-
ted with elaborate designs, representing
birds, flowers and scenes of sacrifice
Much of this collection is made I'D of
common pottery of red and black, and
most of it is of the latter color; coins
were found, ond needles, bracelets and
other ornaments, besides hundred pieces
Of bronze money of the age and stamp of
different Emperors, but principally of
Marcus Aurelius, Constantine, &C., nearly
all in good preservation.
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nA- eff l am not at home from tho
party at ten o'clock" said husband to
his better and bigger half, "don't wait
for me-"
"That l won't' replied the lady sig
ni6cantly-"I won't wait, but I'll come
for you"
The gentleman returned at ten o'clock
precisely.
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Ba" Could anything be neater than the
negro's reply to young lady whom he
offered to lift over a gutter, and who in
sisted that she was too heavy? dior,
missus," said he, "Tse used to lifting
barrels of sugar !"
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R. E. BOULDIN,
Office st., Opposite M. P. Church, Bel Air.

Office st., Opposite M. P. Church, Bel Air.
HAVING just added largely to our stock of
IL goods we are better prepared now than
ever to furnish customers with
MUSLINS, DELAINES, CASSIMERES,
Kersey, Sattinets, Flannels, Domestics,
Cambrics, Hoods, Balmorals, Comforts Shawls,
Blankets, Linens, Ginghams, Seicia,
Knitting Cotton, Knitting Yarn,
Hosiery, Gloves, Belts, Crash, Canton Flannel
Hoop Skirts, &C., &c.
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, ESSENCES,
Spices Cheese, Crackers, Candy, Nuts,
Raisins, Syrup, Molasses, Coal Oil,
Vinegar, Mackerel, Herring,
Lard, Middlings, Shoulders, Hams Tobacco,
Cigars, Snuff, Shoe Brushes, Dust Brushes,
Backing, Buckets, Tubs, Brooms,
Wood Saws,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY WARE
Stone Ware Tin Ware, Buo,s, Shoes, Hats,
Powder, Shot, Gun Caps, Lamps,
Lamp Chimneys, Weeks, Burners, &C., &c.
Ns- TERMS CASH. dec6
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Ras~ pray" inquired one minister of
another seeing SO many ladies attend bis
church, "why do you invariably address
your congregation as "dear brethren ?"
80, the answer is easily given" be
replied; "the brethren embrace the
sisters"
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B1- A man set his son to studying law
because he said he was such tricky little
rascal, and he wanted to humor his chief
talent. M
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D4~ "See here, mister" said an Irish
lad who was in the apple tree with dog
under it, eff you do not take that dog
away I'll eat up all your apples"
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COAL COAL

ISAAC AMOS has on hand and intends keep
l. ing for sale, at his store in Bel Air, full
supply to meet the demands, viz -:
BALTIMORE COMPANY,
LYKEN'S VALLEY and
CUMBERLAND GOALS,
also, a general assortment of IRON, steel-cut
Nails Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Building
Saddery, Carriage Makers and House Keepers
Hardware, Harness and Shoe Leather, Shoe
Findings, &c, &c. feb2S
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g. "Will you let me drill you ?" said
the crowbar to the rock. 'I'll be blasted
if | do" was the hard reply.
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A4ASl BRICK
60 as9sssaa FL GU s f.
Large Barn, Corn House, Smoke House,
Granary and Spring House, all in good
repair; large apple and peach orchards.
The farm is situate about two miles
from Aberdeen station, on the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
Road, and is about onehalf of mile
from Swan Creek landing. The land is
very productive, well fenced and has on
it wood enough for the use of the place.
Any one DESTROYS of seeing the prop
erty, can call on Mr.. Price, the. tenant
on the place, who will take pleasure in
showing them over it.
TERMS. OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the de-
cree are-that one-third of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day
of sale, one-third in six and the residue
in twelve months thereafter, to be secured
by the notes or bonds Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale, with
security approved by the Trustees.
STEVENSON ARCHER,
ARCHER H. JARRETT,
Trustees.
j. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
mh13
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Impeachment Yesterday.

The most that was done yesterday at the trial
now going on In the Senate was the reception OF
documentary testimony and the examination of
several witnesses on the part OF the proscc utlon.
A slight hitch occurred In respect to the pIerog.
atives of the presiding offcer, the Chief Justice
claiming that he Is authorized to decide, In Ger.
tain cases, AS TO the law and the relevancy OF
testimony; his rulings, as matter Of course,
subject to be overruled by the Senate. Some
nineteen Senators questioned the right OF Mr.
Chase to do this, under the rule laid down by
the Senate. After some elaboration In private
It was decided that 1t is the province OF the pre-
siding officer to determine, In the FIRST instance,
all questions of the nature named above.
The question is not one Of much practical mo
ment, as an appeal from his decision will bring
the question before the Senate. There is on,
advantage which may be derived from thi
course, as it may expedite the trial by savini
time that might otherwise be taken up by tn,
Senate in determining questions Of minor lmpor
lance. s q ....
Owing to the excited state OF the public mind
many persons were unduly exercised upon thu
subject yesterday afternoon and evening, ant
some high words were used by parties who
probably feel cooler and more confederate thi,
morning
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Tax Exemption Law.

The bill Of the House "to exempt certain
manufactures from internal tax, and for other
purposes" is now before the President. II pro-
| vides:
l. For the exemption Of tax Of all articles OF
| manufacture mentioned In sections % and p5 of
| the general tax law, except so much as relates
| to tax coal gas, illuminating, lubricstng, and
| mineral oils, or such ms are produced from re.
| distilling and refining crude petroleum, and
bituminous substances, and wines, and manu-
actures OF tobacco mentioned In those sections;
proyi ding that the products OF petroleum and
bituminous substances shall be taxed only one
half the present rate.
assessment or collection OF tax, under existing
laws that may accrue before the LIST OF April,
sh all be repealed or interiered with, nor repeal
any tax on machinery, SC, that may have been
contracted for delivery prior to the passage OF
this act.
of tax paid on expectation OF domestic manufac-
lures on which there is no tax Mt the timej nor
any drawback In any case, unless the Commits
ticles were purchased, or manufactured, or con-
tracted for before the LIST OF April, 1865, and no
claim for such drawback shall be paid unless
October next.
l. There shall be tax on sales of all hand or
machinery manufacture Except breadstuins and
manufactured lumber) not otherwise specih.
eally taxed, OF " on every N,ooC In excess OF
1900, to be returned quarteryesriy In January,
assessment to be in July next.
s. Distillers of spirits deirauding or attempt,
forfeit distillery, apparatus, spirits and raw
terlal In the distillery or on the premises, and
fined not less than $500 nor more than " 900, and
| Imprisoned not less than three months nor more
than three years.
| Q. Othcers or agents acting under the authority
| of the revenue laws, neglecting their duty, or
| conspiring, or colluding with any other person
| to defraud the United states, or making oppor-
tunity for any person to do SO, or signing false
| certificates, or Withholding from the Commits
sioncr OF Internal Revenue any information Of
the violation OF the revenue laws, to be fined not
| less than 81 900 nor more than Is 900, and i'm
prisoned not less than months nor more than
| years.
7. No compromise, discontinusnoe, or noii.
| prosegui of any prosecution under this act shall
| be allowed without permission OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury and Attorney General.
The difference between the bill, as passed, ant
the former conference report Is, that the prime
Jacis evidence OF fraud and collision of distil
lery and revenue officers is stricken QUIT but tn,
penalties are the same, and perhaps more effect
Iva
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The resignstions ofthe following-named officers
have been accepted by the President, to take
effect March %, 1865, on condition that they re-
ceive no final payments until they shall have
satisfied the Pay Department that they are not
indebted to the United States Lieut., Col Fred,
Townsend, 9th U. 5. inf, Brew. Brig. Gen. Y. 5,
A; Capt. James p. Brownlow, sth u. s. cav.
Capt. J. p. Macy, 10th U. $. inf Frat Lieut.. l.,
II. Fine, Sd U. $. art; Frat Lieut.. u. l. Scott,
10th L. S. int; First Lieut.. Z. Oloott, Goth L. $
inf; Second Lieut.. W. A. CLARK, a0th U. s. inf
Second Lieut.. Porter Haden, Sth y. s, cav.j Sec.
ond Lieut. L. NJ. Rogers, 81 u, $. inf Second
Lieut.. ]. A. Arthur, I'd 4. s. cav.
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ssMis nv p0S M, w hA ~ III
ARRIVALS AT THE HorELs

SEATON HOUSE-JoHN II. SkMMEa,
mors Ms viii Rsiss r'sa 'Sta .Sal fsi
asnsvs, New York; y Berry, M.fyisndi
sonery, Md; o DUFF, MD, u L bentley,
yirsns Sssns .sin,s, ys ssI
man, Virsinis; A a aissscocf, Viixinis, WIN
W Janney, Baitimorei Thos II Herman, Marys-
vile, S.li Z 7, g. Cole, New York; 2 H Butler,
New York; S. Eiehberg,. New York, John Ped.
drick, Philadclphia; Almon Ropp and wife,
Connecticut.
R Brown, Col John Hancock, A Willis, Miss
Kinds, W o Leslie, A Rex, Philadelphia; o q
Adse, Cineinnatii Gen All sully, All N
NYi W Fsisfax, New Orleans; Col Z II Muir:
ray, Ky; T Graham Briggs and lady, England; I
X cleveland and wife, MIDI Heberling, Ohio; w
Kelly and wife, Tenn; O Z Powell, Mrs s Skill
man, Va; 3 Ballard, Richmond, Va; W A Nc
Aztec, J l. McAtee, Pa; q = Robe, U 5 A; p II
Woodward and wife, Ga; 5 Doyle, Boston.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWENS.
J Reef W Clark, o. L Cansayer,. Ala; 7 II
yai $ NJ MeGsrdy, Pai ? dsrdner, : Peek, \
Brady, q Savage, Va.
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AUGUSTA, GA, March al.-The Democratic
convention OF the Fifth congressional district
convened here to-day. The action OF the central
committee In oonmcnding Mr.. Irwin for Gov
ornor was approved. No candidate for Oonsress
was selected. n III I'll
U. A. Lochrane was nominated by The Dene-
Gratis for Congress In the Fourth DISTRICT and 2.
W. Alexander In the Third district. e
The blacks had a msm meeting In Macon yes
terday. There was no collision.
SAVANNA, GA, March 3i.-At the Conserva.
tive convention, to-day, Hon. II. S. Fitch was
unanimously soninsted for Congress from the
First district. W. s. Thompson, OF Savannah,
and T. O. Pendleton, yaldavia, were nominated
as delegates to the National Convention In New
York. The greatest enthusiasm and harmony
prevailed. ~ t9 .EFOIEt 8hGNae
Mr.. Fitch accepted the nomination In short
but forclble speech. ...-r.,., Ht.lF.rH
Colonel Harris, Of Ware county, delivered an
address. ....
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The McArtiIe Case,

In the Supreme Court OF the United States
Yesterday, Mr.. Justice Nelson said that tho
court had decided to hear further argument In
that case In reference to the recent act Of Con
gress, and had ixed Wednesday tthis) morning,
at the opening Of the Court, as the time OF begin
ing the argument. Mr.. Carpenter for the Gov
eminent asked that longer time be allowed Il
prepare. He thought that In matter OF so muel
importance counsel should be given time to maxi
full preparation. Justice Nelson said the Cour
would bet the matter stand fol. the present.
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virginia C0nyentis,n-Order Of Gen
BchoAeld's.

RICHMOND, March 8i.-Collector Milford hal
issued an order for the detention Of all liquo
arriving or passing throu sh Richmond until sat
isfactory evidence Is given that the taxes ART
paid.
Gen. Sehoheld has issu,,d orders that the mill
tsry commissioners Will report without della!
the names Of all elective officers In the stat'
whose terms Of Office have expired, In order that
II thny are eligible for re election, suitable per
sons may be appointed.
The convention was en- gagged In debating IN
ordinance to pay the 81 ,psnses, which was re
ferred to a select commit tee with the whole sui
iect
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Hon. W. A. Groesbeck, one OF the counsel for
the President, had an interview with the Execu
tive at an early hour yesterday. Gems. Hancock
and Thomas also called at the mansion, and were
admitted to Interviews with the President The
Cabinet held its usual session at l2 m, at which
all the members were present excepting Score
tary Stanton. Gen. Thomas was not present
as usual The session was protracted one, and
important business was under consideration.
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CLEVELAND, O., March ai.-A large and en-
thusiastic nesting Of the business men and
capitalists Of this city was held tonight At
Bfainard's Hall to take action concerning the
building Of great broad guage railroad through
Cleveland to sandusky, Toledo and the West.
Resolutions were adopted setting forth the me-
cessity Of making Cleveland q point on the
route, and pledging the sympathy and capital OF
the city to aid the enterprise. A committee was
appointed TO raise funds.
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Interesting IRON New Orleans-.Death
of nxig. Gen. watkins.

New ORLEANS, March 3l.-Disaffection exists
In this city regarding the nominations suggested
by the Deaooratic central committee. The com.
mittee meets tonight to consider the matter,
and Will probably modify or withdraw the auggef.
tioAs regarding the State ticket. The paramount
desire Is to defeat the constitution.
Brew. Brig. Gen. L. ID, Watkins, colonel OF the
Goth infantry, died suddenly Of congestion OF the
brain on Sunday. He was a son-in.law Of Gen
Rousseau.
No arrests Of the parties engaged In the ware
house fraud have been made.
A cotton fraud, involving So, 600, Is being un
| eArthed here, but the implicated party 10 rusti
eating in Havana.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-01

NAVY DEPARTMEST.-Comman 4. q. John
son and Chief Engineer William b, Brooks have
been detached from the wreck OF the Sacramento
and placed on waiting orders.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


a DErasrHssI OF esayr.l
. WAsHISoroN, HAroh -, 1t6S
InformatioaA has been received at this Depart.
ment from ND. Rorsre ]. sptagus, the Consul
or the United Btstess 81 Gibraltar, 81 tho death,
nom exhsustien, % ths 1sth of lDscember last,
stses, Of Jorn aalrxs hate efthe American
sohoonsr Moses WariHs.' t-ade
Inform alton has been received from the same
source Of the death Of CrRus GorLp, steward or
cook OF the above-named schooner, whose de.
cease occurred on the same date as the above
named seaman, and from the same cause.
HsAp9iR Nil. DIvf,IoS oil. mi, ArtAsrIc.l
q wAsurSoroS, D. c., March 81, 1855. !
Gsaysi orders Mol. zz-z=e===----r--
In compliance with General Orders No. II,
Headquarters ofthe Army, AdJ1tant Generals
once, Washington, d. O., March %, lsss, the
undersigned hereby assumes command Of The
Military Division OF the Atlantic, composed OF
the Department Of the Lakes, (embracing the
States Of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and
wiseonsin,) the Department Of tho East, lem
bracing the New England Staten, New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania,l and the Depart
ment Of Washington, tembraoins the District Of
Columbis, Maryland and Delaware, excepting
Post Of Fort Delaware, attached to the Depart
ment Of the East) IN
The headquarters are established at Wash
ington, d. q. W. S. HANCOCK,
Major General Commanding.
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New Jersey Legislature.

TREsToS, n. J., March s1.-The Legislature
OF this State has adopted resolutions requesting
the President to protect persons engaged In the
guano trade In the island Of Alta yela, and to
restore the island to the Jurisdiction OF the
United States, and opposing the purchase Of any
territory from the Government Of San Domingo
until this island 10 restored.
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A Judge Arrested in Alabama.

SELMA, ALA, March 31.-Judge Pope, Of the
twelfth circuit OF Alabama, was arrested yester.
day at Jacksonville by the military authorities,
and confined for failure or refusal to execute the
juries' orders.
Judge Pope was an original land has been all
the time) Union man.
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A Terrible Aecideu u - Fourteen Mes
KilIed-A Fall of 1855 Feet.

SCRANTON, Pa, March ai.-Bythe breaking OF
chain connected with he hosting machinery
at the Diamond Goal Idines, In this city, TINS
morning, a platform eontainins seventeen men
was precipitated to the b< ttom Of the shaft, one
hundred and eighty-hve Feet. Eleven men were
instantly killed, one hai since died, and Two
others esnnot live. They leave eleven widows
and twenty eight orphans This Is the mo.t as
astrous accident that has sppened In the Lack
awapna Valley coal heids ;for many years
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-01

Two OF THE PRgsIDEST's coUSsEL have ex.
pressed the opinion that the impeachment trial
will be concluded within fifteen days.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

wAsHIsaToS. March %, 1868.
On the petition Of WARES SHAW and PARLgr o,
GREEN, Of Wales, Massachusetts. praying for the
extension Of patent granted to them the nth day OF
June, 1864. for an improvement " TsnternF Cloth,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place the 10th day u June, is6s:
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Oaice Monday. the sh day Of June next at
" clock and all persons are notified to appear
and show cause u ,ay they have. why said petition
psrs9ns opposng the extension are relgired Y Az
in writing, at least fosntv days before the day Of
hearing; all testimony filed BY either party, TO DO
used At the said hearing. must be taken and trans-
mted In accordance with the rules Of the Office, which
will be furnished on application.
Deposltons and other papers, relied upon tosti-
mony, must be filed In the Office tiocntu days before
tho day Of hearing the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hling tho testimony.
Ordered, also, that this Goes be Ggblishsd in The
O., and In the Republican Springfield, Mass, ogce
week for three successive the nrs Of said pub
ieaons tobe at least sixty days previous to the dry
OF hearing. A. NJ STOUT, =
apl-w3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND OATS.

DEPUTY QUAKrERMAsrEa GExIRAL' AoryIoB,i
BALTIMORE, MD, , March rs, ISdS !
Scaled Rs9EHsSSlks M be received A. I'll. oss until
they viii be opened for Furnishing this Depar
with EidHTERN THOUSAND (ls.6OOl BUsIlRLs or
OATS (S2 pounds TO the busheL and 0NR HUNDRED
AND FIFTY NINE ll69( TONS OF HAY, delivered
at Baltimore, Maryland, subject TO the usual ia-
speetiOu.
Bidders will state the price per bushe for Oats, both
with and without sacks A proper time will be al
Bids will be subjeet to the approval Of the Quarter
master General before being accepted. Conditions,
requirements, &c., the same as heretofore,
STEWART VAN yLIET,
Deputy QuaTtermasteI General,
APl-td Brevet Major General U. 8. Army,
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
ofthe Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been ixed In lieu OF the after.
noon receptions, as they were last season.
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PROPOSALS FOR MIGRANTS

MAYom's OFFICE, CIyL HALL, March q. 1903
Proposals vii! be rsssIysd At this ofice until "
erecting and keeping In repair the public Hydrns Tor
the year commencing on the LIST Of April, 1868, -.
Speejhations can DO obtained application d the
Mayors Once. RICHARD WALLACHs
nh2i-T&apl MAYOR.
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SHOVELs, SPADES, FORKS, RAKKs.
> !" -,
wnoLEsAtEAokkEEBPss R2E kFE2REsLAsDssrADEs

the trade with above named good. a factory rates.
for cash or good days paper aud subject TO tho same
discount az allowed by baltimore jobblng houses
mhgD-eo6t JOHN r. ELVANs &CO.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON.
oPFIcR OF PAYNAsrBu U. 8. N. d
No. as CHEsrNur arRnnr, y.

0FFIcR or PAYMAsrRn U, 8. MI
No. AZ CHEsrkUr STREET, p
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1855.
Proposals will DO received at this ohee until II
SSUSS no iSt Sab % s Ss foPoaas
articles, 70 be Of the best quality and sgbises 70
Navy Yard where they are to be delivered hss sx
p'niFso y III BUREAU " STEAM ENoISREHISo
loo pounds A-lneh Square Iron. ..... b.. .bsra
Loo pounds Inch Square Iron, .. H
loo pounds E-inch Square Iron.
Loo pounds Ski. Inch Flat Iron.
Blank forms for bids at this once :, ,y.mso.
masss p.ya a L SStaisSs NV.
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New Advertisements.

IxyANTED-THE LADIES TO CALL AT $50 D
w street, corner Ninth, to select their BOYS
CLOTHING. Patterns Of latest style Just received
In great variety. I'd. o.. ..s . .,nn
Apl-N i. y. MUDD.