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We ask each of our subscribers who
resides in Jackson county, to hand his
paper, after he has read it, to his Dem
ocratic neighbor, and ask him to read
the communications of John 9. Steven
son Esq, and DR.. l. T Monahan
These gentlemen are not our political
friends, or political associates, They
always have been, and still are, Dem
ocrats. But they voluntarily come to
our rescue, as all honorable men should,
when they see an opponent slandered
and abused by a scoundrel. There
you can see one dark chapter in the ca
reer of man who for months has been
throwing out insinuations about mems
moral character. A beautiful disciple
to preach morals If this fellow does
not dry up, we have a train laid, which
when touch ed of, will cause him to put
his hand upon his mouth, and his mouth
in the dust. For the present we leave
him in the hands of Democrats.
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AN ORDINANCE.
RELATING ped,NiRg,

Size /. Be II ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village Of Jackson, That II shall be
unlawful for any person OF persons not residents
Of he county, to engage In the business Of hawk
Ing or peddllng, within the limits OF said VII.
lage without license first had and Obtained Of
the Mayer Of said Village for which license each
applicant must pay not less than 30 cts, nor
more than 800 for tho period OF one day, ut the
discretion of the Mayor.
sKo. 2. Any person violating this ordinance
shall, upon conviction thereof be fined In any
sum not exceeding S26, or Imprisoned In the
county jail not more than ten days or BOTH at
the discretion Of the Mayor, and shall pay the
costs of prosecution,
Pussed in Council August 81, 1853
LEWIS DAVIS, MAYOR
JoHS B. CoNNELLY, Clerk.
The words printed in Italic were in
terpolated by some one. ! believe that
it was the editor of the Herald, as
neither the Mayor, Recorder, nor any
member OF the Council appears to know
how the Interpolation took place. This
Interpolation clearly shows that it was
aimed at the farmers of jackson county
But the editor of the Herald says:
"The Ordinance about which these half-wiltcd
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"STAND ID"
U.s. FOR THE f
o. M P "a &c III :!

TIE sTANpARp will be sent to sub
scribers' for TIE, campaign as follows:
Sept. ed to October l4th, 20 cts.
{" l6 ~ " 10 cts.
Let our friends get up. ClubsAtall the
Furnaces an9I IPostOficesNi IN the county
at once. We have had lokof supe-
riOr paper manufactured at Delaware,
Ohio, expressly for our campaign pa-
per, and you may expect your papers
promptly on time, each week. "a
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When we speak Otthe DUNCAN tribe,
we wish to be understood as referring
only to Levi and his hopeful nephew
Irve. The balance of the family are
gentlemen and ladies who mind their
own business, and who no doubt are
heartily. ashamed Of the conduct of
these fellows. 10 sf #
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Only 90 Cents.

We still have few copies of last
week'sStandqrd, and will send the pa
per, including that number, for only 20
cents, until after the election. We also
send with it, the speeches Of Morton
and Hayes.
Send in the names at once.
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Hon. II. S. Bundy will speak at the
Court House on Friday night Sept.
18th. Como out, and let us have
rouSing meeting.
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publish this week a few township
meetings Let our friends in the To-
caiities named, see to getting up good
meetings, 1t is the intention of the
Central Committee to hold meetings at
all the furnaces in the county before the
election, and at all the other principal
points in the county. ga
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There will be meeting of the Re-
publican Club at the Court House on
Saturday night next. Come out
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COUNTY TICKET.

Representative WILLIAM s. WILLIAMS.
Probate Judge-J0HNJ. C. EVANS.
Clerb- CHARLES c. JAMES,
TreGSurer--DAVI VID w. CLERLNGTON
ommissioner-ADAH LACKEY.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. o, 1850.
STATE TICKET.

|, Governor. .RUTHERFORD D. HfTES.
lieutenant = GoreFnoT, JOHN c. LEE
Judge Supreme Court, LUTHER DAY.
Tredsurer of State, SIDNEY s. HARNEI.
Attorney General FRANCIS b. POND.
Board P..6Nc Works, ,RICHARD R.P0RTER.
For State Senaior-ARTHUR B. N0NAHAN
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No, S5,-

| am one number short, having omit
ted number some time ago. l will
come in here, and describe two very
pleas ant days within the past week.
! had an invitation from Mr.. Bundy
and H, +, Austin, to attend a Sunday
School picnic near the Brick School
House in Milton township, on last
Thursday,sept I'd, Getting an express
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FLAGS.

IF you want fags Of any size or price,
you can get them at George Pugh's, y
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out, we cannot help but pity him.

We received on last Saturday the
Portsmouth Tines, printed on new type,
with new heading &c. The Times
now presents as beautiful an appearance
as any paper in the State. 1t has al
ways been ably conducted. If any Of
our Demcratic friends want a good
Democratic paper, we can recommend
to them the Times.
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: FsTGen. Gary spoke in this place on
Tuesday ~ Z 'o'''47 Pa ''i
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When a lawyer becomes so dishonest
with his clients that his business runs
down to nothing-whenhe is thorough
ly played out, is it not a small business
to insinuate that other lawyers are as
great rogues ashe isi Porter DuHada
way intends to dry up these charges
made by these fellows against him, in
a summary way. We choose another
course. We have good lot of evil
dence salted down, for future use. But
we always pity the under dog in fight
When poor devil is thoroughly played
out, we cannot help but pity him.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
A PLEASANT SUMNER REsoRT.

would Inform my patrons and also temporary
sojournersin WAshinEton. that keep on hand and
Of substantial dishes. prepared in Tho most Airae.
tive style. and also the purest Wines, Liquors and
Saloon, containing BsyAtslle,. Jenny Lind. and
Billiard Tables. and also q Shooting Gsilery. 10
Ars fond Of those popular games. A few table
boarders, for whom have ample Aecommo cd ations,
JOHN BECK,
4O5 D. between Sixth and Seventh streets.
To- m
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CITY ORDINANCES

Council Of washington City, d. q.
An ACT to defray the contingent expenses Of
the Board of Health.
De u enacted by The Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of tie CITY Of
Warrington, That the sum OF two hundred
dollars, or SO much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be, and the same Is hereby, appropri-
atcd out Of the general fund, to defray the
contingent expenses Of the Board of Health
for the current fiscal ycarj the expenditures
to be made under the direction Of the Mayor.
Approved August27, 1850.
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FoRr WAsHINaroH, ND. August o, $40
PtoposSl.. u duplicate, with copy q this d.
deIsig until 10 clock. a. IN. SEPTEMBER IL
lso9, for supplying
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SELECT B0ARDING SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES.
EILDON SEMINARY,

LAfB LINw0OD HALL,)
On North Pennsylvania Railroad, seven miles from
Philadelphia,
Miss Carr sixteenth session at the above beau.
tiful and aealthinl situation " III open september
Circular. may be obtained at the oties Of Jay
Cooke % t52 Fifteenth street. or by Addressing
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A LEXAYDRIA, LoUpoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
IA RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
!. 1863.
rive ERATFs PAM AFxGERST sUTPAT BE-

Loaye Alexandria at g. a. m. and s y. IN. Leave
Hamilton At . q m. and II 30 q. m. Leave Lees.
burg at .3 u. m, and II is p. m,
The a. m train from Alexandria and II 30 a. IN.
train from Hamilton sonneet with kemp's Daily
Berry VILE land Winchester; also, with RsAmer's
Line Of Coaehes, which leave LeesbuIg on Mon
days and Saturdays.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at eonyerient
hours for connections with Washington and Balti-
more, same day.
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AN ACT granting certain privileges to r. D.
o. Smith and Samuel I. Williams.


BE u enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the CITY o.
Washington, That permission Is hereby
granted to Robert d. o. Smith and Samuel
T. Williams to construct wooden sids-porches
and bath rooms, as attachments 70 their
square number 513, fronting on W street
north, between Fourth and Fifth streets
west, the lot Of twenty feet width, intermedl-
ate between the two residences named, being
the property OF the said Williams, and hay
Ing no house upon 1t; the said attachments
to remain during the pleasure of the corpo-
ration Providsd, That the consent Of The
President of tho United States shall DO first
obtained.
Approved August 81, 1860.
Approved,
U. 3. GRANT.
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AatiuuaI gepnblieau.

~ Corns OF THH "NATrosAL RnPUBLI
oAS" can be obtained every morning at the
following places.
WARRINGTON.
BisHor's News STAND, willsris' Hotel.
BARKEn's News Stand, National Hotel.
CooHRAS's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel.
wIsxBRRaxR's News STAND, Ebbitt House.
KtNnALL's News STAND, Seaton House.
WILKINS NRws STAND, st. James Hotel.
L. dRIER, News Dealer, NIX Psnnsyivsnis
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARRxR's Book AND PERIODICAL DRPor,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
THOMAS q. ASH, ststioner, southwest cor.
ner Of Eighth and + streets.
W. d. d. MAJOR, at aiiberts Dining Saloon,
a37 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHN o. BuRaRn, No. IT'S + street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JOHN A. BurLsR, ststioner, ITS F, near Thir.
teenth street.
JOSEPH SHiLLisoror, Statioaer, corner OF
Four.and.shalf street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue..
W. II. 4 o. II. MORRISON, Booksellers and
Stationers, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-and.a.halfa and Sixth streets.
BuaKH's Nsws STAND, Kirkwood House.
PREsDRR 4 Co., Stationers, "a Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CHAs, II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between + and q streets.
JAMES BRLLxw, Stationer, 43s,S Seventh,
between q and II.
5. q. 8. BARBOUR, Stationer, 8Ts Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JONI A. Van DoRAs, stationer, Al south
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hin.
WILLIAM BARTLETT, Ststioner, No. 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
SO. MILLS, Stationer, II street north, tive
doors east OF Third street west.
Ron. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner Of Eighth street east and street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, b7i
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
qEoRaKrowN.
q. 7. aETrY l. Co., ststioner, 100 Bridge
street.
WIN. A. HKnnos. l2s Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEo. Z. FRENCH, Bookseller and Statloner,
% King street.
J. T. Cox, News Depot and Dollar Jeweiry
store Ill King street.
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Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X, II.
HavenneI, General Agent at Alexandria. will be
sion.
Commutation Passenger. Tickets between Alex.
tons, at low rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these And intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
apN.W General Superintendent.
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M Api0AL P6 swsfNftCSokIFoEo ohoA'h'
TWENTIETH MEDICAL sEssIoN, ls6s,7e
AND STREETS,
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FACULTY,
NOBLE YOUNG, M. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
osi FLoboHRp SSfa o Sps sb X. f b.,
Professor OF Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Women and
johnson i EaEIf5,r. ND,
Surgical Anatomy.
JAMES e. MORGAN. MD.
Professor Of Materia Mediea. Therapeutics and
MoNTGSaERY JOHNS, ND.
Professor aAAR hs&SFKh S Sshsss SHS descriptive
fE S 1s4isbS'2SSSk fRf ASy''aS' Surgery
pr00! Of 9sRRY III Chemistry
LOUIS MACKALL. ~, N, b..
Professor of u linical Medicine.
S MAEW XIII KxRRBSAkfibSaRkMPB Demonstrators
ROBERTSON HOWARD. NJ. D..
Prosecutor.
The regular course Of Lectures will commence
OCToBER4, and terminate the following MARCH
PRES.
FOR the Full Course OF Lectures. .........,flSl
mAlflculhtOh
Demonttrator ~
nthuuAllOn
For further Information address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D., Dean,
auls.oo2m No 483 Street North.
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A NTHRACITE COAL FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARrAESr.)
BuRsAr OF EQUIPMENT AND REcRrIrING.

NAVY DEPARrAEST,)
BuRsAr or EQUIPMENT AND REcRrITINd, }
August 20, ls0D.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Anthracite Coal
for the Navy, to be during tho fiscal year
endinE seth June, $50. will be received at this
Bureau until 10 O. m. September IS, 1879.
These proposals must be endorsed; Proposals.
for Anthracite Coal for Steamers, " that they may
he distinguished from other business Letters,
The offer must be for the delivery Of 1000 tons.
Of Z, 30 pounds,
The Coal must be Of the best Back Mountain or
Black Heath, or Of kind equal 70 them in ali
speets, for the purpose intended, which equality
will be determined by 4 Board appointed by the
Secret ry Of the Navy after the reception Of the
bids,
The name Of the coal proposed to be furnished
mast be stated In the offer
The price must be for the Coal delivered at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, or on board Of vessels at
such points within six miles thereof as may be de-
siEnAted by the Bureau at the contractor risk
kind.
The coal must In all respects be Satisfactory to
The Inspector or Inspector. to be appointed by the
Bureau. who will have the right Of psrsmptory
rejection.
BLANK forms Of offer. guarantee, Sc, will bs
n SMITH,
AugN-WtW Chief of Bufehu
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Personal.
ORPHANS COURT,

" SEPTEMBER 1870,
District Of COLUMBIA, Washington County, 10 nit;
10 the case Of MANY CULLEN, administratTix "
James Cullen. deceased, the iministrAtrix Ahtrr.
said has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court OF Washington county Aforesaid. appointed
settlement and distT Of the personal estate
u said deceased aud Ot the assets In hand as far
money when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly youohed, or they may 0theTw I've
by law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceased estate provided copy VI this order DO
published once week for three weeks In the ma
rioSAL REPUBLICAN previous 10 the hAil day,
Test: A. WEBSTER,
ssp0.ThSw Register Of wills,
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PROPOSALS FoR FUEL AND FORAGE.

0TYIcE CHEZ QrARrVRsAsrEE,)
fiKsr MILITARY DISTRICT, 7
RIcHAoSD, VA, August i. ls"
Sealed proposals. In trlplcsts, viii b reC"lvsl
18th day Of September, 1850, for the delivery u
WOOD, OATS AND HAY
10 tho Post QrIarteTmAsisr stwINCHESTER, Viz.
ginia, In such quantities as may be required from
month to mouth for the seTylce of that Post during
the period ending June ~, 1870,
Separate proposals are REQUIRED: For Wood, to
for Oats, 10 be sound clean, aud weighing not les.
cured and Of tho best quality.
Blank forms for proposals, and information i, to
amountsiand conditions Of delivery, can l., Oh.
tstned ~ the once OF the Post QuArtermAstcT At
Winchester, Va, or At this CO.
tary District, J. u, CHANDLER,
Brsyet Colonel QuArtermaster U, s, Army, Chief
ouarteImAster First Military District.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

=, PElnelpals, MRS. q. N. CONDRON and MISS A.
T. SMITH, will reopen sRPTBMBBR Is, 10 session
rooms Of hr. sunderlAnd's Church, FouT-And.a-
h.if street. Entrance south gate,
Circulars obtained at the BoOkstof or address
principals at 1870 Eighth street. nuis.eoIm
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

HBAps'KsFIRsr MfLIrART DIsrNIcT,l
UFYICE CHIET COssIssAAI " brBsIsTkkCk,
RiCHhuND, VA, Aug u, lsdI,
At the U1icr 81 Lieulensutp q fsnno, l7th United
States lliaptIy, A. q, y, at WtnchesleT, Va,
until MONDAY September Is. ls1O, at " m for
supplying the United States Subsistence Depart.
ment with $500 -
rREsH BEEF
al Winchester, Va. ;, for six months from October
l. 1899, 81. such less time as the CommissAry Den
oTAl Of Subsistence may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present 10 TesIhnd to
their bids, and be prepared 10 give bonds frS tho
tulnllmsnt Of their contract
heretofore. ,c.h
BY Command Of Brcyet Major densIIabt RRhTPW
Breyet Major sud ChiSf y, - '' Ail'snI pi''
Hiet, HsA9'W
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imPoSins taAos iot thc yeW ioov'
Be q enacted by dts Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council ofth City Of Wash
ington, That the fourteenth section Of the
act entitled can act imposing taxes Tor tho
year 1867" approved July 10, 1869, be, and
the same Is hereby, repealed.
Sec. 2. And b. u further enacted, That the
collector Is hereby authorized to allow an
abatement of i've per cent. on all taxes &C.
crulng under the above named act, and paid
prior to the first day Of November, 1869;
Provided, That no arrearages Of taxes,
either on real estate or personal property,
shall then be due by the person or persons
In whose favor the abatement Ia made.
Approved August 81, 1909.
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Educational.

miss YoUso's SEMINARY, CORNER OF /
Nl and Bighteenth streets, for advanced and
pppsR .rue,Iop n IN ali abs EosIpeS
limited slas Of small boys received. Private les
sons e young ladie. wishing to Improve IL a any
style OF reading. sep7.sts
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFfiCE, "a ,0.o
,,on the petition Of JohN TAuaART. % Msl,ose'
Mass, praying for the extension OF patent,
granted 70 him self and Vernon Brown assignee,
o. the said TAggart. on the 4th day Of December,
1855, aud reissued on the 9th day Of June, 1890.
Stonei
Its ordered that the testimony In this case be
closed on the Sdh day Of October nexti that the
time for hling arguments and the Examiners re-
port be limited 70 the oth day 81 Noyember next,
and that the petition be heard on the 18th day OF
November noNt. Any person may oppose this ex-
tension, SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
Au3lTu3w CommissioneT Of Patents.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
i tcrlbcr has obtained from the Orphans, Court
Of Washington county. In ths Dlstriet Of Go um.
Sis lstsTs Of I'd PnGsa0s on tss R''SgsS ss
ton county. d, c., deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the sane. with the youohsTs
thereof to the subscriber on OF before tho Ist day
OK GUIDED from all bsneat n the SAID estate,
1850 MAhIAV. Mo0ATHRAN,
u ggS. MSv' AdminiErsthx,
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/NLARA q. SCOTT,

TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE,
Isl q street, batween Twelfth and Thirteenth,
pySl.W Washington, D, o,
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Bookbinders.

II Book BINDER AND PAPER.RuLER,
No. al Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south aide ,
Books elegantly or plainly bQand. Periodicals
aud new spApeTI caIsiulN attended 10.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
oYFIcE PAYHAsrER o. g. NAyY,)
No. f2 CHHsSuT STREET,
PHfLADBLHIA, Sept. 9, 1852
Sealed proposals. Endorsed "Proposals for Sup.
plies will be received at this once until Il
nishi1E tbs united States hayy pepsrtmsnt with
ht ionowhs hneies,t 70 pe OF the oestquAity and
the ,Philadeiphia E.vJ.ysrd, where thsy are to
be deliv cred whom rsquTed free Of expense 10 the
Government, for which security mustbe given.
For Bureau Of Constructfon,Sr.
900 gallons Linseed OIL, raw, best,
For full particulars aud time OF delivery. amply
to Naval Constructor. Navy.yard.
For Bursau Of PrortsiOns dHd clothing
5000 pounds Sugar
90 gallons Beans.
100 gallons Vinegar.
IS boxes Candles.
For particulars. samples, time OF delivery, Sc.,
apply at this onlce, where blank forms for propo-
sails eau be obtained. n. N. HEiSkELL,
se9-h PAymAster o. D. Navy,
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MEDICAL,

DIR. RICIIAU'S
q o l. ID 4 N IL 4 m X ID L q.
Ask for no other, take no other. and you will
save time, health and money.
elUO REWARD for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fall to cure.
DR.. RIcHAU'b 0oLDEN BALsAH No. cures Vi.
GERS. liberated Sore Throat and Month, Sore Eyes,
CutAneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Colored
Blotohes, Soreness Of the Scalp, serofula, Sc 10
the greatest Renovation, Alternative and Blood Pur
der known. removes all diseases from the system,
and leaves the blood pure and healthy:
DR.. RIcnAu'b 0oLpBS BAlsAh No. cures Mer-
eurial Affections, Rheumatism In all its forms
whether from mercury or other fansesi gives I'm
have thousands Of ertiaeste, proving the mirse;
eithsr No. or No. ., y per bottle. or two bottles
bf. RIoHAr's 0obpRx AsrIpoIE. asafe. speedy,
pleasant and radical cure Tor all Urinary Derange
ments, accompanied with full directions. Price
Bs. RIcHAu's Golden Elixir d,Amour, a rAdi.
cal cure for Nervous or General Dsbility In old
or young; impartinE energy with wonderful effect.
Price, Upper bottle or two bottles for %,
On receipt ofpriee these remedies with shipped
Prompt attention paid TO- all correspondence.
None Espuins without the nAme OF
RfcHAkbs, SOLE PRoPRiEToR.h
address DR. D, D. RICHARDS,
No. aas ysriek street. New York.
Once hours from A. IN. tosp. m. jy2.ly.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

DEPor QuARrERMAsrgR's OFPICF,l
CHARLHsTos, 9, c., August y, 1872,
| Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with a cory Of
the und ersigne1 until THURSDAY, the I'D day Of
September next, for furnishing at this depot, at
such times as the same may be required, during
the on ling four months
About Il. 90 bgsiei. PRIME OATS, tt, weigh not
less than 50 pound to the bushel
About 40 tons good TIMOTHY Hay.
About 100 tons clean RYE STRAW.
Proposals must state the price per bushel for the
Oats, and PER ton for the Hay and Straw; must be
endorsed Proposals. for Forage and straw, aud
addressed to the undersignsd. Zach proposal must
be accompanied By a guarantee signed by two rc-
sponsibe surstiss, that In ease the proposal Is
copied, and q contract entered Into, they will
become security In sum equal TO fourth OF the
amount Of the contract for the faithful performance
Of the same,
BY order Of Brevet Colonel A. Il. Rddy, Chief
Q. n. Department Of the South.
scps.a Brevet Col. and A, q. ~, &. s.A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-10
Approved August 81, 1869.

An Act authorizing the Board OF Trustees Of
Public Schools TO establish four additional
secondary schools, ono In each school dis
trict.
Be Il enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of The CITY Of
Wdshington, That the Board Of Trustees OF
Public Schools be, and they are hereby, au-
thorlzed to establish four additional second
AIRY schools, one In each school district.
Approved August 81, 1869.