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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 BROA d WAY,
NEW YORK CITY.

D. NJ. HlLDRETH & CO., Proprietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-cLAss
HOTEL, as popularity known In former times
under the management of J. B. M0NNOT, Esq, and
more recently under that of HIRAM CRANSTON s
Co., is now under the proprietorship Of Aessrs. D.
n. EILDRETH & T. B. ROCKWAY uner the firm Of
D. NJ. HHDRETH co.
The senior partner from bis long experience a;
proprietor of the Verands St. Louis and st. Charles
Hotels ofNew Orleans, fatters himself that he can
assure his friends and the public generally, that trs
former worldwide reputation as popular frst-clail
HOTEL shall be fully sustained under its present
management 1yr* February 10
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for SALE.

TNOR SALE, A GROCERY STORE AT
u the corner Of Rutledge Avenue and Doughty
stTee., with Stock Of Groceries complete. Inquire
on the premises. 'Alease can be had If required:
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GiTY TREASURY, JULY 1, Ises.-NO-
u TICE TO HOLDERS OF FIRE LOAN CUU.
PONs-The Fiie Loan Coupons due this day and
payable in the City Of New York, will be paid on pre-
sentahon at this Office s. THOMAS.
July2 City Treasurer.
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WANTED TO RENT, FROM AUGUST
w 1st, a small COTTAGE HOUSE, centrally To-
Gated in good healthy location. 0ae having front
garden and large yard preferred. ANY one having
such house TO rent will meet with responsible ten
ant by addressing B. z. B., Box No. 216 Postofce.
Ink
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Gitp Aopfrtisemfnts,


NITY TAXES-sECOND IESTALIENT.
" CITY TREASURY, 1st July, 1s6s.-Under IN
Ordinance "To Raise Supplies for the year 1855 the
ESTATE is required On or before the last day of
July and II not paid executions sha issue In twenty
days thereafter. &. THOMAS,
!. July City Treasurer.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-N THE MATER OF s.
WARREN NELSON, OF CLARENDON, 8. c., BANK
RUPT.-IN BANKRUPTCY.-TO WHOM IT NAY
CONCERN.-The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment as Assignee of 8. WARREN MEL
SON. In the District Of Clarendon, and State of South
Carolina within said District who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court OF said District.
Dated the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1863.
LOUIS NOLAN
June30 tu3 Assignee.
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1(lDauts.

VKIANTED. A WHITE PERSON TO
w Cook, Wasns and Iron for small family,
None need apply unles, they can come well recon.
of East BAY July14
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UTANTED, A GERMAN GIRL. TO DO
w Housewotk. Good wages given. Apply at
THIS OFFICE July f3
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WANTED, BIZ A YOUNG MAN, A
w SITUATION as PORTER In Store, who is
willing to make himself generally useful to the in
terest of his employer. small salary only requir-
ed. Apply at No. Is HENRIETTA.STREET
July II
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THE DAUGHTER OF AN EPISCOPAL
/ CLERGYMAN, of Virginia, desires situation
as TEACHER. She Is competent to teach the usual
English branches, with Latin. and Music on the
Piano. Address Miss n. a.. MANN care 7. 8. Coles,
ESQ.,, Charlottesville, Va limo June 70
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EMPLOYMENT OFFfC
III can be obtained by application tot "USIoN
HoME,' from til i'll O'Clock daily.
same place, at the same hours, Inquire 70 the II
tron, corner Church and Chalmers street
June 19 . F
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l1utifes in Daukruptfu.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLINA-IS TIE MATTER OF
ALFRED RAOUL OF CHARLESTON, BANK.
RUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.-To whom 1t may con-
cern: The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of ALFRED bAOUL. in
the District Of Charleston and State of South Caro-
lima, within eaid District, who has hesn adjudged
Bankrupt on his own petition, by the District
Court Of said District.
Dated the sizth of July, A. D. 1868.
Julyl4 tu3 AM LEE, Assignee.
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WANTED. A SITUATION AS BOOK.
w KEEPER, by man who is competent, and
can give the most unexceptIonable references. A
moderate salary only expected during the summer
months. Address v NJ, Postoface Box No. 90,
Charleston, S. @. July3
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METROP0LITAN-Po 4 SHELLEY.
xins. hi S. Rs o @sSSs 2GiG fsdra
ton, Philai Morrison, Va; Jas Taylor, Y;
Joseph Q Gree, Philai J Gran, N Yjg 4 Ray
mond and wife, Ohio, w d swseney, X, Mrs
Maryland; r NJ Pomeroy, Boston, A 4 Hewitt,
N vi L 7 Smith, II Buckley, Thomas y seers,
Kansas; 7 Clark, N Y; Cyrus Newlin, Val D
Sssos 'f Baron We de ie %li,es.det laeT var
Hill, San Francisco; O s Richards, Boston,
R1 : Mar MIsT,shsli, NY F.soei, Rsg!.,sr, Psils
N Baldwin I'm ana WIFE. S.Sa1r. ~
EBBITT HoysE-C.. Q. WILLARD.
william Crosby, Frederieksbu{si Judge
BY T sosio ssss:S Ra ADAM. H Gin
M@;sr5s s: BIZ. dsa Sssfs,s
sps.S a.iNsr vWs5s Fc ass9 H.s. Gus :s
Mrs H n derrish. N HI Mrs d. Muiiissn and
two children, ,ohieago; Geo W Dyer Wash.
Ross, eItyj B HARDIN, Boston; Hon " 4
Darling, N Y, Jas s Hockney and lady, Mo;
Mrs s y Bolton, Mo; + A Prescott, Boston,
inc " Baker, Cincinnati; Mrs M W Baker,
KIRKwOOD HoUsE-KIsa.
Hopewell Webb, Cumberland Coi r NJ Ar.
rogo, Pennsylvania, q Bickei, Louisville XIV,
x 5 Sspa ssfiSGas sa Van ysso SGd
Kentucky, Isaac S Rowland, Reading, Pa;
Thomas d Wilson, Tioga, Pas E Y Davis,
James O Sharp b wife, New Orleans; Elijah
M Cooper, Richmondi Edward O Emerick,
Carlisle; James J Thompson, Pennaylvaniai
III q Martin, Lewiston, Pal Irwin M Slower,
Philadelphia; Hank Waddell, Jack M Hayes,
New Orleans, Thomas Wilson, New York.
sEAToN HOUsE-JoHN H. SENxEs.
| T sheridan, Warrington J. 7 Blackstone,
Md; A q Roswell, Philadelphia, Penn; L
| Schwab, N II + Sliper, Philadelphia, Penn
Judge A Burwell, NYj II Boland, MIDI
johnson, Baltimore, Md; E II wesner md @
Shoudy, N Y; Theo Sutro and q O Hogg, Bal
timore, Md; u r Jones, Philadelphia, Penn.
| WILLARDS' HOTEL-SYKEs 4 CHADWICK
Gen J O milford, Richmond, Va, John Ora
ham, @ H Sharpe, W b Chandler, N Y; lame
+ Casey, p Leon, New Orleans; Frank F Glib
son, y W Tutler, Boston; J T Godfrey. Call
fornia; T Hoyt, N J; Mai Gen Meade an,
staff; II L Burnett, Cincinnati.
| OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
d W Slavery, Philadelphia; Col Clean, Vir
glniaj o s Steele, New York; J J Green, Sar
Franeiscoj J J Stafford, Cincinnati; p E Con
nor, California.
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CIRCUIT OoURr-Judge Fisher.-This court
opened its June term for business yes erday,
the term having been adjourned since the LIST
to give time for the court In general term.
CALLING OF THE CALENDAR.
The calendar of law cases 1858 In number)
was called, and Its cases disposed OF, as fol-
The following cases were continued: Nos. s,
9. y Is, ls 49, g. 49, IS ~ is. 81, 81 a. 50, 200,
2Sl 2Ss 2,s so $780, III, 49, $780, o. io0' 1875 AL
Ressn vs.. Snyder. Defendants death sug-
donspach ct ux:ys, Herfurth; non suit.
Brooke Msckall, IT,, vs., John CorcoIan.
Fisher vs.. BeeEner. Plaintiffs death sug-
Thompson VS.. Whitney. Non suit.
MeCartney VS.. Cartner. Judgment con-
Fox VS.. MackslI, jr. Non suit.
Ross & 90. Va. Boyne. Judgment confessed
Lyons VS.. Hyam. Judgment confessed.
Ross l. Co. vs. Dounelly & Onutt. Judg-
ment confessed on terms.
NARROW vs., Boswell. Judgment for plain
Day VS.. welch. Judgment for want of ap.
Shilling, Hendricks Il 90. VS., sehminect.
Tonne VS.. BaswIe. Judgment by default.
| Blair vs.. spaulding Judgment by default,
Sticking vs.. Gray. Judgment by default on
Hutchinson VS.. Morrell Il Shirley. Juds-
/ ment confessed.
Myers vs.. White Il White. Rule on defend.
| ant to employ new counsel.
Munder va. Enrich. Rule to employ new
| counsel.
APPEAL CALENDAR.
| The appeal calendar (6i eases) was called
| and disposed of as follows:
Nos. l, o. 8, o, o, IS, 20, 50, So, Continued.
Samuel Byrne vs. Corporation Of Washing.
| ton. Appeal dismissed.
OF. XIV. Ii. Barnes vs.. same appeal. Dis.
| missed.
Jas, NJ. Jackson vs.. same. Bligh Il Kell,
vs.. same. =, Carrall va. same. Lena Heit
risger VS.. same. VIM. ShultZ vs.. same. Chas
Willre VS.. same. Appeal dismissed In each
case.
| Adjourned
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AucrIoN BALES To.DAY.

] Qnsrx \ WILLIAMS will sell this afternoon,
q so'eisek, part ofiot No. 0, In square No.
~. fronting on Ninth street, between the
canal and Louisiana avenue, with improve.
nsnts, consisting Of . thres-story brick build
Ing, south third OF lot No. II, in square No.
Aqs. fronting on Eighth street, between and
Market Space, with improvements, consisting
Of q thrse-story brick building. .s...
Also, ste o'clock this evening at the New
Yord dry goods and fancy store, No. <3i E
street north, corner OF Seventh street west, an
assortment Of dry goods and fancy articles.
Also, ats6 o'clock this afternoon, on the
premises, two-story frame dweiiins-house
brswssy and fixtures, on the corner Of Nine.
tenth street vest and L street north.
OooPsR d LArInER win sell to-day, at
O'Clock, st the store, northwest corner Of
Fourteenth and L strcsts,a lot Of groceries
liquors, DC.
W. L. WALL 4 %. will sell, this afternoon
Of eo'clook, on the premises, part Of lot 2
squafe a9J, on I street north between Eighth
and Ninth streets west.
Ut. CoLpwKLL d 90. will sell, on the south
west corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and -Four
and-a-hsIf street, At 10 o'clock this morning
. lot Of household furniture, sc.
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EQUIrY CouRT-Jud1e Oin.-The following
business was transacted by this court yester.
day.
Warren vs.. Brent. Order ratifyin trustees
sale finally.
Echols vs. Buckley. Order for writ to take
possession Of property.
Raglan vs., Raglan. Order confirming nisi
sale made by julia +. Raglan.
Adjourned
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

=
AYyAIRs At THE CITY HALL.-Yesterday We
stated that Mayor Bowen had dismissed the
messenger, Mr.. Swaln, for having refused to
hand over to him the keys OF the Mayors
once. Yesterday, Mr.; Swain stu held pos.
eession Of the keys, and he returned the note
aisnissing him with the following reply
thsseio; sac
CITY HALL, WAsHindTon, June ., 1905
NJ. Ssriss 4. Bopen-Sir; return herewith
your note Of yesterday, assuming to dismiss
me from the omce now hold a. messenger to
the Mayor and Register OF the city OF Wash
tngtou. respectfully deny Your power to do
90, and refer you TO the act OF Congress which
transfers my appointment to the two Boards
Of the City Council In Joint meeting. The
keIs which you demand are In the possession
- ~ CIV. SWAIN.
II 10 stated that Perry Cotton, colored, of
the Seventh ward, has been appointed messen-
ger to the Mayor and City Register, vice @.
W. Swain, dismissed.
On Monday evening Major Richards placed
. squad of policemen to guard the Mayors
once, and they were relieved and others put
doubtless, a guard can be found there this
morning.
The Collector, A. q. Hall, having shut his
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ USIrEp STATES pArESI or6I9s.o


On the petition Of J4eos sESSsrr, OF PhiI.dsl;
rIanted to him lie 18th day q January, ls52. and
Traditional Improvement granted thereon The 2oth
day OF Juiy 1859, for an Improvement In Netallic
HsdSies. iyi seven years from the expiration OF
aid pstcnt, which look place on the 18th day OF
Jnnuary, isS6 This application having been au.
Il ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent Onice on MONDAY, the 10th day Of July
nsnt At IL o clock, m. aud all persons are mott.
aed 10 appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle In the Patent dee their objections, specially
set forth In writing, At least tosntv days before
ne day q hearing Al testimony hlsd by either Ss
taken aud In accordance with the rules
Of the once, which will DO furnished application
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tesu-
mony must be hlsd In the ones t,eenty days before
the day OF hearing the arguments, II any, within
len days after hling the testimony. .
Rspa5licGn ana the Intsliigencsr, Washington,
b. e. aud In the Telegraph, philadelphia, Penn ,
Of said qualifications 10 be at least sixty days pre-
yious TO the day Of hearing NJ srorm
| myls.wS Acting Commi'sionsr Of Patents,
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Wood and Coal.

GOAL AND woop.
On hand and for sale, Al the lowest market rates,
the celebrated Lykeps Valley cLoreeTIy, shane
and Furnace sizes.
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, sawed and
The above delivered to any part q ne sity At
short notice. u, shkhiff,
mhi7.sm o"'''Y ard snl Mi, ys Il. and Canal.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

VALENTINE WAGNER has resumed business
at No-sss d street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
An ESPECIAL NOTICE appears In another
column In regard to the estate OF Ulysses
Ward.
ST. PAWS EsaLIsH LUTHERAN CHUnon
hAvs strawberry festival this evening"
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ORPHANS CouRT-yudge Pureen.-ln oonae-
quenee Of the political excitement relative to
the Board OF Aldermen, In whose chamber the
court holds Its sessions, the court was not
able to obtain access until some time after the
hour Of meeting, when Judge Purcell took his
seat and adjourned the court until Saturday
next.
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PROPOSALS FoR FUEL.

OFFICE AcrISd Asst orARrgRNAsrER,l
Augusta ARSENAL June 4, 1855.
Sealed Proposals lin duplicated arc invited for
entering into contract to deliver to the Acting As
sistant Quartermaster, At the Augusta Arsenal
80 Cords Merch4ntablo Hard Wood, or
$50 Cords Pine Wood,
5000 Pounds Of Anthracite Coal, or
5000 Pounds Of Bituminous Coal.
Delivery to commences In July, 1865, and not less
than one nth Of the whole amount to be delivered
per month TILL all Is delivered.
Separate bids may be made for any one Of the
above items, and bid must state price charged per
cord or per thousand pounds. Bids must be made
In duplicate, and bidders must DO prepared to give
sufficient bonds for the faithful execution Of the
contract.
Forms for Proposals may be obtained on appliea-
ton At this ONCE lids should be endored on the
outside, proposals to furnish Wood or Coal, ~
and addressed 10 the undsrsigned.
Bids will be opened at 10 a. IN. on Thursday, the
D. W. fLAGLBR,
Bvt. L. Col. U. 8. A., A. A. Q. NJ,
jel0-td Augusta Arsenal.
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Stoves and Tinware.

w, B, CooPER A. J. RAdAH
COOPER RA0AN,
STOVE, TIN AND sHERr-IRoN WORKERS,
@7 Eleventh street, above Penn. avenue,
WARRINGTON, D. Q,
~ Particular attention paid to repairing furna-
ees. Ranges, Psrlor Heaters, 80. and all work
arranged, NH II. I
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Personal.

DRRsONAL,-THE HEIRS OF CAPTAIN b.
L Lansing, late QuartermasteT U. 5. A, At New
Orleans, originally from New York, and Captain
r. Hendrickson, will learn 81 something TO their
ington, d. q, Jee-N
tChicago papers please copy
DRIyATE MEDICAL CoNsULTATIoN AT
IW0LDn DIR. DARBY's, 90 Seventh street,
o posite odd-fellows' Hall. Separate rooms ioI
patients. hntu
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BOARD OF seHooI yngsrnss.-.Ehe rssul.,
pon,hly meeting o. u: Board Of Trustees ,s o.
rSSs ssseS CIV he Dr. wss ia
Present; Messrs. woodward, Rhees, Marks
Brown, johnson, Wilson, stephenson, DR.. |
MT: nhees, chairman q the committee to
COMMITTEES hsd 10Y ysi sssminsd ali the psper'
MT woodward presented the application OF
Miss 9. Emily Twitchell and Mr.. X. Jackson
tor Ro,isions 4. tssshsrs' which was MAS referred
didates
| smination. reported the same; which was
/ Sdopted. - -
s,a M ~ Mil:Sn nss'enssa the following letter
- Tt-'~ cotunpiAs collros,t
i wAssissses. D. q. June Z, issX
honor y insora Sss III 's shs s newly s lea
board Of trustess d ne Columbian College, At
their meeting for efxaniistion on the 18th Of
proifer Of q schoikfship In the college to the
youth who may b. objected as most deserving
sa = ,sy.,sss q Ne public schools of the
III fhave the plsasuss also to- anuounce this
, year that the pupn rejected six years Ago BY
f IL ths slssassiss class 'ne
!. Ihave the honor 10 Be your friend and ser.
want, 80 @. W. SAMSON.
l d. W ASH CHAIRMAN OF tneSomultt 70
anime Candidates for Positions a. Teachers,
!. reported that the COMMITTEES met on Saturday,
= the I'd OF May, 90 persons being present, among
:. whom were nppllcan IL for Interme diate, Sec.
Q ondary and Primary schools, and the follow
y ine. named psrsons were found qualified;
- Par Intermediats-i,ucy p, Brown, Emma
d L. william Msrv H. Lee.
J, : For Seoondary-i3sttIe Lynch, Rachael A.
!. aarrett MAY M o6apio Ellen 3ibbs sarah
J. r ann. fsnnis 80 FIiIa Gaton
FIR Prlm srv-Ida Pumphrey Maqgie PUN.
!, phrev Hattie Robinson. Alice L. KEN. Emma
l. r. william - An Fla gIer I,irrle Henpln9
Mr.. Brown offered a resoiution retufning
!. the thanks OF the board to DR.. Samson and the
e trustees OF Columbian College for their liberal
and valuable gift Of a scholarship In that iustl.
= tuition. Adopted.
Mr.. johnson offered q resolution requesting
" the city councils to appropriate $500 to pur-
u chase medala and premiums for the meritori.
+ Gus pupils OF the public schools; which was
| adopted after some debate, and the board I'D.
l. journcd.
4, The following are the days on which the
n public schools will be examined, CONNIE ncing
y with tomorrow:
" WRITTEN EXAMINATION.
- Thursday, June ll-First, Second, Third, and
y Fourth Districts-Femsle and Male Grammar
" schools. =
r' Friday, June l2-First, Second, Third, and
4. Fourth Distriets-Female intermediate Nos. ]
and and Male intermediate.
- ORAL EXAMINATION.
Thursday June llth-first, Second, Third
and Fourth districts-Primary NO.
as roSG.h ~. a intermediate NO.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

o,n,.. n,hoN,,,o,,, py,r,,Io.,I in C,so,.s.
80. S..h. IN, =, ,ha hoas .,a,o. :, M...,. r
n X Mi. 4 Co., date CraaaSiss,J ID Bridge
street, or at Messrs o. 7. Getty Co.'S LOG
Bridge street, where copies Of tho REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily.
-
lass, alias Perry, coiored, having got intosi-
Gated, created considerable disturbance on
Bridge street. near tne aqae9ucsl ana p,ekedh a
SS, NJ, ~ ,ss hs.a With .tons SoIomnn
~ ~ n n..n y" sau,. IA .,m.d hIm..,f w,th a
saiia W. .hoa n,se IA so,ns haat 70 M,
MIX oisan,s ss.in cr.stsd distu Sbsnes, And
th,sstsnsd 10 kiII MI N He wss srrested bv
Oncer Noble, who, after hard scufie and q
Lively chase, managed to get him 70 the ste-
tsrdsy morning, when he came before Justice
Buekey, who hned HIN Ss.1 iol eafrying
esr .ha Wv i'' u''''N''s e'"NA'
WITHOUT LicEsEEOmser Snhningnsm
yesterday arfeeNd u. hypo, Tor sellnB iufni-
tufe polish without license; ne was taken
before Justice Buckley and plead that he had
lived In Washington where he ma nufactured
his polish, and that he WAS told that he was
not required to take OUT license: He said he
thought when he reached 9eorgetown that he
"a, stiil S ~ ne Init 2. Ws,,thinston'
and II caught selling without license IN
eeorse'o"n again. ne "ouia surrey oe nheo'
MrRcHANrs' ErcHANoE.- The business
transacted ON Change yesterday morning was
as follows. OfferIngs, 1850 bushels OF red
wheat; 400 bushels Of cornj 100 bushels Of
oats, and 20 bushels o. rye. sslen wy push,
ei o, enoiGe reg vn ~ ~ ~ ousnen In, q,
INFERIOR wheat LEW ousnes OF wni Y.
corn ~ ogone lilo ~ !, az co ~
w ousnen ine.hor eo.h - st'vot W ov'h ny
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INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL Pio-NIo.-Re.
member the picnic for the benefit of the In-
dustrisl Home School, which takes place on
inst, from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m, Music, re.
Treatments, and Amusements. Take yourself
wife and children, or sweetheart, and go. \
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A LITTLE learning Is a dangerous thing, but
twill not hurt you to know That the place tt
buy clothing is George y. Hennings No. 6ll
Seventh street,
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FOR sTATIoNkRY.

phofoSALS FUN STATlONbhf.
~, Wan DErARrxEsr, June s. 1853.
on X ,S des
.sh:dSio below, Sr he S.ssi Year ending The SOSS
The stationery must be Of the hes, quality.
Se si Sdaes ffe Be- PFC reaured to give
bond. with approved suretiss for the faithful I'll;
G fsh 70 oSsr hS L dsem
proper, and to increase or diminish the quantities
Article; not named in the schedule below are to
be furnished At the option Of the Department. the
" PxPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK.
reams pispatsh Cap, weighing 10 pounds.
100 Ifams Fooiseap. ruled or plain. weighing II
:, 800 resms ouarto Post. ruled or plain. weighing
. 100 rssms ausrto Post. ruled or plain, weighing
10 pounds: headed suis as per pate S,,tSsrH:
. rssa. Note f.psr. raisd OF pisia headed a.
IL . sss%' 5 SiSpS.ss p Psss.'
so dozen Blotting Boards.
tAiS sR Wssss IF y',aS% FSys
70 kErysiSps. , SicIil sizes; plain
headed cd e. pei pattern, ,..,.,
s 81 sI PSsfsss Metallic Pens.
N so dozen RabeT's or American Lead Pencil Co. :
d dozen fs6er's or American Lead Pencil Co. 5
Red and Blue Pencils.
leo dozen Penholders.
81 dozen Ivory Folder
- dozen Erasers, ivory handles.
10 dozen Rogers or Wostcnholm iour-b blade
IdoIen Scissors.
3doreu Shears,
" dozen Maynard 4 Noyes' Black Ink, quarts.
80 dozen Maynard 4 Noyes' Black Ink pints.
$50 dozen French Carmlne.
g dozen lnkstands, Diapers, Whitney,, OF
loo pounds Sealing Wax, scarlet
~ pounds India rubber, prepared,
% dozen Silk Taste, assorted colors
sdoIen Red Tape, In pieces, assorted.
400 dozen rolls Red Tape.
100 pounds Linen Irvine,
Sdolen largejars Masilagc, with brushes.
10 dozen Blank Books.
~ dozen packs Visiting Cards.
bdVlen Pen Racks.
10 dozen Rulers,
| 500 gross India. rubber Bands, assorted.
| 5dolen Memorandum Books.
| 6dsIen boxes NotariAl Seals.
| 2doIen Portfolios,
| 2dOEen boxes Eyelets.
| dozen Eyelet Punches.
| 2doEen Letter Files.
| Is dozen Writing Fluid.
| bdozen Letter Clips,
| Opounds Sponge.
| SdoIen Gold Pens and Holders.
l25 yards Tracing Linen.
| bdoIen sponge Cups,
| 5dozen Paper Weights.
20 boxes Patent Paper Fasteners.
| 70 Ruling Pens. les, ~, DSN