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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

The New York Herald says: ''For ex-
amples, we have white man as Minister
to England, a red man as Commissioner of
Indian Affairs and black man as Minister
to Hayti. Now let Il e yellow man. John
Chinaman, be provided for, and the four
principal races of the farth--the Caucasian
the native American, the African and the
Mongolian-will be represented in the
Government on the br pad platform of equal
rights"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
goetry.
NOTHING LOST.

Nothing is lost. The drop of dew
That trembles on the leaf or flower
Is but exhaled to fall anew
In SUMMERS thunder shower;
Perehance to shine within the bow
That fronts the sun at fall of day
Perchance to sparkle in the flow
Of fountains far away.
So with our deeds, for good or iii,
They have their power, scarce understood;
Then let US use our better will
To make them rife With good
Like circles on a lake they go,
Ring within ring, and never stay.
Oh that our deeds were fashioned SO
That they might bless Away.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Girls, remember tina the man who bows,
smiles, and says many soft things to you,
has no genuine love; while he who loves
most sincerely struggles to hide the weak
ness of his heart, and frequently appears
decidedly awkward.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

| would not waste my youth in idle
dalliance. but would plant rich seeds to
blossom in my mani pod and bear fruit
when I am old. - Young.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Beyond all credulity is the creduious-
ness of the atheist, who believes that
chance could make a world when it can
not build harn.-S. Clarke.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

The character Of the soul is determines
By the character Of its God n hdsoards.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
AoteI Cards.
TAYLOR HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, WINCHESTER, VA,
j. p. HEIRONIMUS Proprietor.

Having leased for term of years the TAY-
LOR HOTEL PROPERTY, long and favor
ably known to the travelling public, and hav-
ing clcansed the house and refurnished it with
comfortable Bedding, FurnitureS&c:, l offer
to my friends and the travelling public the
comforts of HOME. With competent assist
ants, and polite and attentive servants, think
| can safely guarantee satisfaction to my
guests. 1t shall be my endeavor 10 restore
the Taylor Hotel to its former reputation as
the best conducted and most comfortab
public house in the Valley.
confidently appeal TO The public for a
generous patronage.
]. P. HEIRONIMUs.
Ny. 26. 1868.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
NEWNG MAGHTN Es.

CEEENG MACTiTTl lS.
a Messrs Bushong 4 Wright have the
sScusve Agency, fer the county of Shanan
,loah. for the sale Of the new improved Com
mon Sense Sewing Machine. 1t is the best,
simple, durable, compact and cheap machine
manufactured. Every family should have one.
SOLD AND DELIVERED FOR SIS.
Perfect satisfaction has been given wherever
these machines have been delivered.
address BUSH0NG & WRIGHT,
Maurertown, Shenandoah Co., We.
Dec. '6S-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Immodest words admit Of no defense,
For want Of decency is want Of sense,
'eps
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

The following story is told by New
York paper q little seven year older,
living in Water ford, Saratoga county,
taking pattern Of his father, stoutly avow-
ed himselfa DEN ocrat. His grandfath-
er, who is Rep hblican, promised him a
pony and carriage if he would desert his
colors and declar = himself Republican.
The next morning at breakfast Freddy
looked very grave and was uncommuni-
cative. After brief meal he arose and
went into the kite ben, where Bridget was
at work. Resting his head upon his
Lands, he INDUCED in deep meditation for
a moment, then suddenly looking up he
asked 'Bridg ct, do you know what |
am z No. said the girl. Well, Twill
tell you, said he, I'm darned old cop
perhead' what 2 said Bridget L
tell you I'm darh bed old copperhead, the
meanest kind of q Democrat This set
tied the case, and Freddy clings to his
party at sacrifice of a pony and car
rage
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

There is an old story Of Venetian
painter who set up bis picture IL the street
with the; request til BIT anybody who per-
ceived error or failuf e in the piece would
make a aote Of it," He found as the re-
suit, that every squa re inch Of this labo-
rious canvas was ohdemned but when
he altered the request, and begged that an
ingenious public woq Id oblige him by de-
noting what was faqltless, again every
square inch was laud ed TO the skies by
some critic or another.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Character is the substance, reputation
the shadow only Bometimes longer and
sometimes shorter. How important, then,
is care in the growth and formation of hab-
its, since character is but a "bundle OF
habits that years have been picking up
and combining; and when combined you
may annihilate the composition, but you
can not alter it. II is no easy matter to
drop habits, even those that hang most
loosely upon the outside. We have an
attachment to them, or they have an attach
ment to US, which j not readily separated
They are like an o Id pair of shoes, which,
though there are no advantages attending
them, still they are easy. and we are 10th
to "cast them They are like an old
hat. which, though it has become insight
ly still sits comforta bile to our head, and
we dread the breaking of new one.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
WOODSTOCK. VA

HVNONJ AVNIA, va,
G. II e Ell Proprietor.
ETAYING leased and refurniseed the National
4 Hotel, in Woodstock, I respectfully solicit
snare of the patronage of both the local and
travelling public
This is one of the largest and most com
pletely furnished houses in the Valley of Vir-
GINA, and is situated in one Of the most health
full. picturesque and convenient locations in
the valley, and viii be a pleasant retreat du-
ring the summer months.
My Table will be furnished with the very
best Of the market. ana accommodating SER
wants will be employed. The. Bar will be
supplied with The choicest wines and liquors.
An experienced ostler will be in attendance at
all times. April Is, est
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NO. 38.
Black Walnut Polish.

Take asphaltum, pulverize it, place it
in a jar or bottle, pour over it twice its
bulk of turpentine or benzole, put it in a
warm place, and shake it from time to
time. When dissolved, strain it and ap-
ply it to the wood with a cloth or stiff
brush. If it should make too dark a
stain, thin it with turpentine OR benzole.
This will dry in few hours. If is de-
sired to bring out the grain still more
apply mixture Of boiled oil and turpen-
tine this better than oil alone. Put no
oil with the aspAaltum mixture. as it will
dry very slowly When the oil is dry the
wood can be polished with the following !:
Shellac varnish. of the usual consistency,
two parts boiled oil, one part. Shake it
well before using. Apply it to the wood
by putting a Pw drops on a cloth and
rubbing briskly on the wood for few
moments. This polish works we'll on old
vanished furnit,t IRE.
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STBERT HOUSE.
NE " II A E K e 4, Y 4
e uATTK.E. pranriefnr

E1HE proprietor respectfully informs the public
that he has repaired and reftted this we'll
known House, and is now prepared to receive
and accommodate the travelling public and afford
them such accommodations their wants demand.
His table will always be supplied with the best
the market Affords and his rooms are clean and
neat The Tar is furnished with the best liquors.
The stable will always be supp led with excellent
proyender. He respectfully solicits share OF
public patronage. may rs, 1868.
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N a ton | Fl O t e |

Nov. 20, 1868.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-15
A FREEDMAN'S HYMN.

A Southern friend, who is curious in
his observations al to the effect of
freedom on the ordinary field hand freed
man, says that in no way does Sambo
&" feel the oats - of freedom more than
in his deyotions and in support of his
assertion sends the following, which he
says is in many quarters favorite hymn
in public religious services
We's nearer to de Lord
Dan de white folks, and dey kows it:
See de glory gate unbarred;
Wake up, darkeys, past de guard;
Bet dollar he don't close it.
Wake up, darkeys, froo de gate
Hark de colored angels boiler,
Go away, white folks you's too late
We's de wiunin' color wait
Till the trumpet sound to foller.
dIallelujah thanks an praise
Long enuf we've borne our crosses,
Now ives de superior race
We've gwine to hebben afford de bos-
ses
-Draper, Harper's Magazine.
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TRASsPLANTISG IN The NlGHT.-A
gentleman anxious to ascertain the
effect of transplauting at night instead
of by day, made an experiment, with
the followintf results: He transplant
ted ten cherry trees while in bloom,
commencing at tour o'clock in the
afternoon. and planting one each hour
until one O'Clock il the morning
Those trasplanted during daylight shed
their blossoms, producing little or no
fruit, while those planted in the dark
maintained their condition fully. He
did the same with ten dwarf trees,
after the fruit Yves onc-third grown.
Those transplantins during the day
shed their fruit those trasp.anted dur
ing the night perfected their crop, and
showed no injury from having been re-
moved. With each Of these trees he
removed some earth with the roots.
The incident is fully vouched for and
if a few more similar experiments pro-
duce like result, it will be a strong
argument to horticulturisis, etc, to do
such work at night.
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NovET END OF = BGEACH OF PROMISE
TRIAL.-I know case in which a
most eligible damscl was pronounce
by her friends as unfit to marry Young
divine because, forsootL, she was
- without a penny" lie was weak
minded enough, after proposing to her
in form, II give way to their remon-
strances, and she was strong minded
enough to bring an action against him
for - breach of promise.' The DANA
ges were laid at five thousand pounds,
and she gained them in fui!. The i'm
pressional defendant, who reaped moth
ing but ridicule from Ills former ad-
visors, throughout this trying ordeal
which included a protracte4. cross-ex
animation By Sergeant Valentine
was now brought to reason. He ad-
dressed the young lady even more fer
yently than before: have behaved
UNANIMOUSLY" he owned, but if you
will only forgive and forget, we may be
happy yet. The only objection which
my friends had to You is now removed.
They can no longer say you are with
cut penny, since you have five thous-
and pounds Of your very own" and
the happy pair were married accord.
iDgly.- Chambers JoUHai.
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LA" CARD.
P. Il. Clayton, III. S. Bonnifeld

II. w. w. DAVIES,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW.
n Willpractice in the Counties of White Pine.
Lander, Elko and Humboldt and elsewhere that
may be required.
OFFIcz-At Hamilton and Cnionville.
mh7.tf
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REmOyING THE CAPITAL.


Reply Of Mp. Sargent 70 "LeH."
Mn. Rntxoa II I,exo capu0k eopeur in
my legal argument, nehher can co0eur III
his. Tho Constitution evidently contem-
plated and provided for fixing and locating
,ho .o., ~ aovornmon, of ,bo yr,,tcd States,
s"e -, --,,-,., -, ho,
subject whieh was much agita.eu ions w
fore the convention met which formed the
Constitution. At one time opinion seemed
). - 4, s,rou =, ,oo.,,no /, npon the Della.
70 run IN favor OF ioca''ng upou wy
ware river above Trenton; at another time q
location on the susquehanna was the IA
vo,i,s xhI,c nj the same time Gen. WASH
-. ...,,..,,- r.r.a IA. ioo.-
ine'on anu o,ne'o 80
tion on the fotomAc, hha majority was
finally secured for Na present place by two
Southern member, Nj. Lee, Of Virginia,
and Mr.. White, Of Maryland, voting for the
funding of the public debt, In return for
which, through tho Influence of General
Hamilton, who had that great MEASURE,
(funding the public debit much at heart,
several Northern votes were secured for the
Potomac. II must appear evident to any
one Who will read the debates on tho sub
Iect OF locating tho scat Of Government,
that Il was understood by all at that day,
that wherever the location was made there
II was to remain. A second location was
never limited at, never contemplated BY any
one.
Congress, rs have before shown, used the
word permanent In every act relating TO
the suhjsct. Mr.. Madison moved TO strike
out the word permanent" but his motion
failed. This clearly shows the intention OF
Congress, and as there were many members
of the convention which formed the Consti-
tuition then In Congress, We have right to
Infer that both bodies held the same We've
in regard to the pcrmanency Of the seat OF
Government when once axed. The Consti-
tuition provided for the Accomplishment 81 n
certain object, or measure, and that having
been accomplished, this provision, 20 mr as
II authorized The acceptance Of territory
not exceeding ten miles, sqplIe for the seat
Of the Government, became exhausted. Goa.
gress has no power to accept tho cess'on OF
any other territory, not exceeding ton miles
square," for the scat Of Government, or to
exercise exclusive legislation over II.
1t has been urged that Il could never have
been the Intention either OF the Trainers OF
the Constitution or the members OF Congress
to tx the seat OF government here so firmly
that 1t could never be removed, even under
the most overwhelming necessity. Against
this position do not contend. Salus populi
suprensd Ter" but then, the !" idlus pop'Ar'-
the Overwhelming necessity"-must be
shown, and this no one pretcuds exists, and
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NEW ORR MARKET.
N.w YoRx, Augasst SOL e n.oottS en-. -
discharged. Flour dull and noainsi. wheat
demand fsir, si.is6i. "a o ais quiet and siesdy,
: 80 .s ssS, , ss q, SS aSGis Pork
BALrtnokH MARKxT. yFHF.
BALrixoRE, August 3o.-Breadsfsgs-The
with deeiining tendency. There is no inquiry
for Hour for shipment, And the trade is buyies
VERY sp.IinsIy. Rate: for Baltimore family
sss. %sy Ssusrsiy ). 's ~r.res Is Ss .ess: or
We note sales to-day OF 500 bills. good Indiana
and 0hio Extra on private term, but under.
oS 8, saS t 10 Ss1.. Wss.sfa n Fine a. Sso Pc.
WAsuL-Ths receipts to-day were only $1,000
days receipts. Prices appear to be srsdusliy
sink ns, and they were to day fully Eve een,s
lower than on ssturjsy, About 900 bushels
DO, sold at ti.ssai.ts. and I oJo 10 5000 do a.
81 .7J3i 30. OF white some So bushels sod at
q . Tor u Lex !, i ssssde 81 !s,.s To- good 70
dams q ss,ssts to- red, ms ne O isssss 70;
"Hili," aad ~ - for white.
CorH.-Corn Ia hrm, with At upwari ten
deny. some Jooj bushels pIi.ae yellow were
sold to-day ~ " is-si ~, i,;o) do. Western
ned u ~ l3Ul 10, aaa A.. y DO. iai' rlos white
atS 29l Is, Noprimr what's at market.
Rys.-wc notice sales TO IS Of Que or two
,miii lot. ~ u lsgils.
osI Oats aGe scttye aud arm this morning
81 ssd y een's. soac 500 to 400 bushels sold
tScIal witn.n W. srnnse. ,--.,-r
but the urmacss OF bolders restricts trsnsso.
tiors, ,nd We are without sales to report. he
stock here 10 lair, but 4. not genefslly very de-
sitsble. Prime and choice grades are sspecislly
scarce and wanted. We quote ~ follows, via:
RIO, In bond, Mo}IBilH cents for fair to good.
llIfnl2 cents, gold, for prime cargoes, and
duty psid at l<if@ibJl cents for fair to good,
and lbATlI11 cents for prime to choice, gold.
Cefion.-There 10 no Cotton arriving, except
an occasional bale or two, and the stock here
10 literally exhausted, but Cotton 10 wanted BY
spinners, and, VI here, would bring very Jul
prices, vili - OTIS. for low middliny aud 3t93s
OTIS. for middling. There are some lots offered
for future delivery, but we hear Of no sales.
Mo'a,sts.-we hear OF no further tr,nhao.
ions 10 molssses. but we quote prices steady,
| Afollows, VIZ; CubA olAyed, ED&9e., do Mns.
eoyndo, ts@sec Porto Rico At So6aSs osnts,
| and English Island At &Sfldse. per gs,ios.
| MW Fod.-Brownstun 10 in active densnd,
and nrm at n l72 cents, and Middiiugs sell At
| 32G3T cents for medium, aud 5SSsy0 cents pcr
bushei for heavy. .. n
| Proristoas.--The msrkst 10 arm 10 tone, bul
bn,iness shows l!tiis activity. Bulk Meat ~
| still inquired for, sud we quote Shoulders held
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~ Herb Tar salye,- Prep AIRED by
- Joha 4 HiekTas foI seAld Heads. Dens.
sale by wM. A. 0klY, northeast corner OF Mas
saihusetts Avenue And Fourth strset. is22.lf
rT- Half Price 20 Laboring People
t-P for DentistIy By DR.. .. PRATT, GRADUATE
nAtii also, u tbs Rush Medical College, ~ Chi.
e.Go; once. 100 ssvsoth street, between aud
north Aps0.u
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DIED

C0LLiNs.- o. eunday.. August y. 1850, MIS-
yoss.yls,H1BY aS.s asNiasty I'D 'Ae6xS Z NJ A"
respectfully Invited 10 attend The funeral from the
ysdssee 9fhs. parents, street north, between
Foarh and fi!th, this aflernoou ~ oae o'clock.
KILLBRlDk. On the sOth instant, al O'Clock,
., m. ,AsDnIw KiLLBRIDs, son f0wsn aud Mar
gaIet kiilbrids, aged u months and days.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at 4
o'eleek. from the corner Of Twentis,h and X
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RAsKEuPTcY NOTICE.
To ail thsereditoIs Of spHsesRs, BEsEDicr. who
may have proved the Iclaims:
Yea arc b reby natiaed to .ppsar before the So.
B.nkruptoy on the 18th day Of SO, At 10
o'clock, a m. Al the CITY hail, W.shington city,
% shey e.u'e why discharge from all hi. debt.
said Bapkrupts creditors will be beld before the
Register at the same place At 10 o'clock. IN.
by order fthe Court; = -.
US Marshal Of n. G as Ne sepger.
Test-R J. MEIGs. Clerk. su.sI&,e7
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OFFICIAL.
s...,! q a.f 2s.s.s s Z. sss.. IL.

AhinhI " gHht
Ius,r-..,,or hss -, rsce,ved Al mi. Al.
.,,n,.-s oron, M, o--nu Iono An. con.
~, ~ N. IInu.a 500. a, Panama. TI,,,ea
s,.,.. rCo,~.hIa. ~ ~ d.ath A. Panama
o,r.,.v To,v,, 'yovs yy,,x,,x,, su,,,
n Eus, W. p w,a,. AK. Fmurp
wn,,,v u,,p,.ox I. " K,x.,, and
JOHN DUNCAN. The legal representatives
= a.. a.....a -. .h..,- s,.,h.. /. s...,.
y, 'uo $3.50. ~ o,..a ,u.u n
a I'LL -
'a '''- .s..----
pspAarSxsr OF srArs,l,
wAsHISdros, August Is, 1900.
Inflammation has besn received at thIs De-
,.,u.n, o., W, w q. ,tn,,, ~. At.
ps''"ou' run ~. ~ '1e az
ing consul OF tue uni'ed otatcs ~ canao,
Perm, OF the death on the Goth OF April, 1869,
nj the hospital In Callao, Of EDWARD SHEP-
Inn, aI.o' ON the 14tb Of June. Isso. AT The
80 1.~
same pace, Oh ahoheh oAAskoSi ana AZ
sea, on the 18th OF May, 1859, OF JoHs
sroLTr, seaman.
-Fa..
DsrARfnnHr OF SIATs,
WAshiSoror, Ausust w. isoo.
Information has been received al this De-
partment from Mr.. Z. W. sartori, the Act
ing Copsul Of tho UnItsd states Al CsIlao.
- 49, 80. =. -. ,r,. ~ -,
ruu' Vi 'ne ae"'"' vi sue TO-. VI nPn., auu
the LIST, %, S3d, and 5oth OF MAY, 1859, at
sea, Of JoHN KELLY, CHARLES RoBxRrs,
M,xur,. Coxrx. CuIntr, UAraox and
,, - -
o o' A''''' ''A"''" " '"' 'h'p
Brewster. r.--..r
Observation-Disclosures,
sTAIsor v,pa,H,h"
RicHrosp, va, August n, 1859.
1. Paragraph I, General Orders No. 80,
OF june ~, 1909, from these Headquarters,
10 hereby 20 modined a. 70 extend the time
allowed for the payment OF one years In
forest, under the provisions OF that order, TO
the 30th day OF september, 1859, Instead OF
August !, 1901; and all levies upon, or sales
OF property not actually sold before COM
pliance with tho conditions hereinafter spool
ded, BY virtue Of executions Issued for non
compliance with the provisions Of the said
order In respect 10 the SAID Interest, are
hereby suspended until the said s0th day Of
September proxlmo; Frovsdsd, That the
costs OF the execution, OF the process OF the
court, and OF the advertisement OF the
property levied upon shall be paid forthwith
BY the defendant as . condition precedent 10
tho suspension hereby granted; ASd pro
stdsd (sStAfr, That 10 all cases where actual
levy has been made In pursuance Of any ex-
ceution issued as Aforesaid, the defendant
shall execute bond In the nature OF forth
coming bond, with sufhcicnt security, In
form a prescribed BY the laws Of Virginia
f1similar cases, for the forthcoming OF the
property levied upon when the suspension
pof execution hereby granted shall have cx-
ptrod.
The payment OF one year's interest on
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y wAsHSoTos. D. G.. August %, 1870.
On the petition Of JONI rAaaARv, Of Aelross,
Mass praying for tho extensipu Of . patent,
granted TO himself aud Vernon Browns assiEnees
oflhe said TsGGart, on til 9Th day Of December,
1883, and reissued on tho 9Th day Of jane, lf6,
tor a. Improvement In Machine FOR channsii'ni
II q ordered that the ts.tiu ony In this case he
siosod on the 30 h day Of October nsxt; that tho
tine f"r nling Arguments. and the Hampers re-
port be limited TO the oh day Of November next,
and that the petition be heard on the 18th day OF
tension. SAMUEL s. USHER
auJl.TuSv Cnfnniissionsr Of I'atauts
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THE drought has done much damage to
the corn aud potato crops in South New
Jersey.
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FINANCIAL AND ooMMEaCrAL.

wAsHIseros, August 20. lseo. jay Cooke
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
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IRPHANs' COURT.

Augrsr %, 1850.
Disfriet Of Coils nbis, Wathingtoa Coasiy, 10 vif.
In the ease Of Jas. y Day. sud EL4IH BuARD.
ton Aforesaid have, with tho Appreciation Of The
orphans Court q a.hinston county Aforesaid.
spe9ihtsd IuhspAi, ssptemb'r Y. lst9, for ths
tate Of said deceased aud Of the assets In hand, as
r as the sane have been eollseted aud turned Into
heirs Of said deceased are notided to att nd, vi
@s e SSpfe S al sy S'ssr
desesssd ssatei provi ded a copy Of thi. order be
published once week for three weeks IN the MA
Tsst: A. WEI STER,
Aul Tu5w' Registe- Of Wills.
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SUPpLiEs FOR THE UNITED srArRsNAvY.


o'1ioE or PuacHA.,sa AID pTbgRnso'
A., ~, q SsS.EwtI. i NxAut q isse
wih the terms and speeiaettions eootained In
once until o'clock, p tho LIST proxino for the
liysIsd irss q expense al the New York Navy
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
30 gallons Sperm oil, winter strained; 400 gal.
SNsd X ID i II xnsur bits, X ard 81; ! Brsess
for bitsi IL hlt sJekst Chssi,. assorted Gauges,
kto Iin tfUross. cut saws, lsiu , lspors SLAVES.
bench shs,fs, No, o; sdsfsn y-ineh square bastard
Files. l1tu,s .xtra fine Paint crashes, No. g.
extra nns Sash Tools, No. Of ~ itch Brushes. \
TO TX iaohss; Pipe Vice. from inches down. ~
eaaf Sss Clue. ttpi s!gs Ss, ess
yysrts ypelseessd huslln 0 Sable, Let.e5inl Pen;
reAms Mote Paper, Stocks and Dies, Will tAp-
from " Inch down to y In b, Including LIT $50
Ss iSess riss s "a III c eups asa .di
BIdssn sss r.fsrrsd 10 the Inspector Of Ordnance
a. tho navy Yard for samples and further inform.
tlon 10 rsgsd to the shove supplies. Do
Tbsy are also qussted TO state In their proposals
the hSta Eithin VII eh thsy will make deliveries,
MaWArded 10 them. which Ia no case must exceed
Blank forms will be Furnished at this oinca.
J. q, BLDRBD0B.
Aun I'd PaymaNier unit States NAVy