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Proposals.
cUPPLlEs FOR THI UNITED STATES NAVY

Eoh 60 NH' -
OFFICE or PrRcHAsISo AsD DisluRsIsol
PArnAsrER UEfrED srlrB NAVY,
No. 30 BROADWAY. NEW YoRE, Sept, Is. lSy,
Sealed proposals., to be indorssd on the envelope
Bids for Ordnance Supplies advertised, I'll be
received at this once until o'clock, 2. m the lat
proximo, for the following supplies, Of the best
quality, and delivered free Of expense at the Navy
iA'' NC" BBGIRkkU or ORDNANCE
400 pounds Hoop Iroa, y and y ineh 800 pounds
Round Copper, X inch,
aSS 9S%p9S;iiSSH NV M.sss.. 4 to ineh' 100
q gross B,ass Screw, \ 70 inch. Nos eto 22'
papers Sewing Needles, Nos. and I, "Betvesns. ~
6sewing Thlmbles iloo Duck Needles, small,
Thread, 'BArbour's, " No, s.
90 sheep skins In wool; 8 gallons Alcohol, % per
cent proofs Is pounds Ckmphor. in lumpsi y
bushels Chkreoali l Coppersmlth's Square stake.
l Round.heAd Stake, and l Condu etor Stake
| turned.
Bidders are referred 10 the inspector Of ordnanc
at the Navy Yard for samples and further iuforms
ton They are also requested to state 10 their pro
| posAls the time within which they will oomplet
| deliveries, II awarded to them. which In NO cas-
Blank forms will be furnis he'd Al this once. Par
ties Interested are invited to be present at the hou
above named. when the bids win b gPsppe%do v
seq Psymaster United States Navy.
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OHIO RAmRoADs
Bookbinders.

EDWARD LYCETT, ,,,,,r,
No. III PeupsylyAuia avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south eide. -,
books elegantly or plainly boHnd, ftfodNAh
aud new epapeTs carefully attended to-
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Good tor NV York. rhll,d,lint aud Balu-
more steanrfs' "atlroad OF Expires to care X, II.
hNennsI, UeneIal Agent at AloxaldTIa, will be
sion.
Communication Passenger Tickets bstwes Alex
lions, At low rates,
Hound Trip Tleksss good only for day Of is,us
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, At reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap N.U General Superintendent,
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MEDICAL,

4 ,OLUMDIA DIsPENsARY, n
S?.I f ssss:.s - ;,'ff' D ss|ssis
hoCABE.who refers TO the officers Of the a
WASHINGTON PHARMACEUTICAL AssoCI-
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cUPPLIEs AND TRANSPORTATION FOR Tbs
. UNITED STATES NAVY.
OKKicR or PuECUAsiE0 AND DIapCRsIEU,l

SUPPLIES t hEP TEsEsFGHsTTAAEyiGs FOB
ORIG. or r',eHti;l nYs tsR RIsDssniai'O
s.ss 4. Fl E. sisR;:
81 IS TT ~ y si';sia
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
70 cubic yards Broken stone for concrete. 80
ss. ~ sssr sna ~ sSSs Issa: e
,s s., AED
Yard Sticks, gross sh9smakoIs' avis, ihandled,b
SS S.T Bll s5qi Boz. .aa fs sf Ssas f
400 MS1,hlx and lo.Soo wssLly Ysonsu Z, ks:
sSSGIsSs sois s f fs: IS f fss slSs ass .
gross yum B hliiss 81 'sAvyoATIox.
500 yards Blue and 100 yards Black Bunung' Is
BgEEAy OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAR
and &c SGSGHSy -
G ~ fR9yisiSss AND
Appel SLs' S;s R ss,'' H. eSass,
S0 sEsI,1n;; IsG,,1s S ..iiS.. Xir q a
s,.n% %SiS5 AZ. S.fa; , BBISI.p ~ MSIiPs
Blanks. half roam Regulation Paper. 2.0o0 Letter
and 800 orcisi Envelopes, bottles Black aud 8
bottles Red Ink.
Bidders for supplies are referred to the respe
safis further ehS 81 Fssy srs s. .Sr rsaus.i
Icy . vii s saSi5 s. %s T asa
which, In no case, must exceed twenty days from
date u order. Blank forms will be furnished at
'''' NN TRANSPORTATION
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
10 RIO Dc Jspsi,s, Brazil. BY sailing vessel for
"BuRElU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
. To Valparaiso. Chill, By merchant vessel, for
ABOUT half barrels Dried Applss. l7o kegs Pickles,
Both shipmen.s to 30 taken direct from the New
ports Of destination. Weight goods to be ssti
meas urement goodsa 80 much per cubic foot
Further Information TO be obtained from the re
speetiys oneers In charge At the nAvy-yard
Freight payable IN eqTresSy free OF primasc' afte
Parties Interested are INVITED 10 be present at The
| J. q. ELDREDdE,
se29.td PAymaster U. 3. Navy.
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Proposals.


oTyIcH SOUTHERN wHARr,l
800, CHkRInsIos,s c., September Q, 1852.
VIII be offered for saia al public auction, at the
subsisteues Depot In Charleston, s. c., on
Southern Wharf, on the d day o. October 1850, at
T. o'clock, a. M ,aFss Quantity Of Canned
Strins beans, Potatoes, Onions, sueeotash,
Peaches and other Fruits.
Jams, Jellies and Preserves
OF dIfsront Kinds. DC, &c. also quantity Of
Moiasses, syrup, and Crackers. -,
These stores are not required In THIS department,
and are therefore sold, 80 ,,
All the package. vii! be carefully snsmined
sci aside and disposed Of by themselves,
Terms cash In Treasury notes on deliyery;,
The Stores may DO seen between 10 and IL clock,
O. m. /, for three days before the sale .xvp
Lieuteuaut 81 artillery. Brevet Captain o. and
A.O.s. teptB-to
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PURE-QEAUINE.
Great Reduction in Rriee.
HofIsMALT EXTRACT IL beverage partieu,,
lArly adapted 10 persons OF weak and debilitated
consultations, and those ,ufering from ,dyspepsis.
place Of and 10 superior to As porter. and spriu-
GU. lqaorsin all eases whore nourishinE beverages
and tolics are needed.
JOS. .. PEDERBEN,
!0X Murrsy street, N. r.
A1-Sols AGENTS for the United States, "a jy3.H
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Government Sales.
noyRRNMRsr SALE.


HHApsu1nI... T, . a g. pI.Is,or,l
Ksss s'ii ~ a FREY hsHtrI0r,
a, ~. pna,asrTsstsris Corral Al y Rsei al"
Mrh%osS' yipsinis' eommsne,ns Of 10 4. m. on
im NJ t h PHofHaTr. so%pH.ISs s'
sTovTs iNp PIPE.
HHH SsEs Nh bt VII sAsRrSohR1Hs , &C.
TRNTs, PfckS, HAT0HIfs, &c.
.,,s Cab "a .: ., s Y 4. s g. S SS &:
Thfee ds,s wiz Ia siioWed % rsmoys nc DROP.
erty, " -'"'e "
s.. oiSs %y Of the au'r'rT.:' cns p' Es''a
D oss,,s S SSr.t nii,,siy pi:,siet s.sS@
-. = -. =. :
CALEnL TIE UNITED sTATEs AHMo RY AND
WEST VIRGINIA. AND VICINITY.
wlsHisoros, September %, ia"
u puI.panss Of tbe q, approved pssswesr ls.
p is; ay he Gsiisa states Il Hsipsi Ferry.
West vlrana, and vieinity, will be sold By public
1889. COMMENCING at 70 o'elosk,, 2 n; and cor.
The vsius 81 tSls properly fOr. msnuf.e.urins
puIposss u 70 we'll thown % render q nsos.,.rj
S.,ns psopspsd ana Viii bs .ens z psrsoSs VII;
asby iss,sr % ,sls so oasi 'A''' upon 'n'n App''
| Include the Gusket Yaetory, Embracing q Il rip o
| land runninG 70 the western Boundary ON the Pc
t9m.e. Ne AInStJ Canal and v,.,I power q n
iss on this sToasa. ssa he susSssios. q ssSsrs
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I i 4S2 5EEsyISsSEas s,,IH i lSgS.
On and .f,.r:xAr ! 49, 10. ,r.lnl ,..v. a.
Washington :ssss s m B.l'l,n1or IaS Y N m
Wiz stss.sSE !$FFII..,szfy.Ss : :
.sa :sSins iIon foS! Z Ixsiys you tl%s S1.i
FaSiE b SfiE;ir sssisSsfSss 4 |. $S /
Thr9Sgh from Baltimore to ROSTER and
Passsnssrs 81. this route from Fmors have
81 bss5Ts as q Tns al eh.niu UNION
Tickets By hi. rcpts can be pred At the
once, corner q sixth ,treet and sylyaniA
formation will be given 81 all times,-
Passengers procuring tickets at thhes can Sc
iSfs ssss1nn0da'sp' 4 slssH,P c.s mir, OF
Corner Sixth st. aSa PeaysnSs;,
ID: 3: YOUNG. General Ps.,snassns..
de3-y BAore, Nd.
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A LRxANDRIA, LoupoUN AND AMPsHIRB
IA RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT BgoIsINa APRIL
1852
r TWEEN ksKxAkkPpRnix 6 6Ep 1 9SRhs BE-

Leays Alexandria at q. m. and D, IN. Leave
hamilton a. .. N. and u :0a. IN Leave Lees
burg at .25 g. N. aud IL: D. m,
The s a. m train from AiexAnd ris nd II 30 a. IN.
train from Hamilton Connect witlKemp's Daily
Line OF Coaches for Pureelly q, ,nickersville,
Berryyills hnd Winchester; also, 9TH Rssmer's
Line Of Coaches, which leave LeesuIE on Mon
AK WSdHn,ss.Sday And Ihdsy. g Bali.r S NM.
dAys and Saturdays.
All trains arrive At Alexandria convenient
hours for connections with WAshiplon and BAlt-
more, same dhy
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sToEss.
HsAparARrHRs FIPrU MILITARY pIsTRI,r,
oFFioE CHiEY CoNsIssARI OF SrBststkEoE'

oTTIos carsY cOxxissART o. SrgssrstrE sT
xs. 'sf tHSsE At Exit c.s BIZ
fa "a fGsi BS ."s .P o @tS
aud Salt !. may 30 rsquiI:d by the Asang Com! Com;
BsssnS;5 81 iS7s e .H:h t., time &c COM
~ The flour mus, be- SScss aura. new new rrosud.
and In strong double sacks 81 lol pounds s-eh, 90
BkCSN must BE- new ,%sksd, sound aud sweet
BEANS mpst be Of strictly prime lnsl ity. 81 uni
fern . Of SS s fISSr; clear ''un "Aa
SALT must be clear, dry. and hne. and In strong
SOAP mus, be herd ard dry and e FIJI weight.
ai P6fSfSE .aI onions na9 Ss d the best
SAMPLES Of Fioar, Beans Soap, and Salt. in strong
boxes. should accompany tho bids and DO referred
The contractors will be required to deliver such
sTsl3, . asy may sgnss, 70 dsM tux Com sHve
ssry o. Subsistence may dir,et, upon being serysl
yith thirty days notice At their place Of rcst-
Should the contractor fail to dsliyer, after such
due poiies. such quaniitie. a. may be reqHr"d; "T
A:iias comnl..sry shall have power RarSRs,i;s:
he nav Sisst or ST' IS" snsS sy drsst
the shipment from Any dpoG e. such GuG@slIt,SSs
Jug Transportation 70 the post where req ured shall
| be charged to the contractor, ,,, 49, -
spscton must be attached to each 70 'eher prtorto
'Ps SmsnIs " III ba mazda nv the unI.rsignaI for
surh stoIes a. NAV Ia isiIysTei nom lime 10
time, on The pTopsf receipts At tha Acting COM
but o 10 tenth Ok the amount Of paynent gu each
delivery will be Withheld untii the contract is
Zach bid to have confederation must be acc,ul-
panied by a written guarantee OF two respGusibis
persons mot biddersJ Ia the sum Of Que thDu-and
dollars lsl 0oI to The effect that II the bid L &C.
cepted he win, within twenty days after tho
award, enter INTO good aud SUFFICIENT bonds, with
sspsS may fcguire f Tor thS Proper PsrfSImsncs Of
BIDS should be made separately for each Post.
and inclossd In al envelope, sndirsrl PRO
posais Tor ub,isteueg suppl!es at Fort -
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the work on certain bridges, &c.
De u enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of ne city Of Wa'h-
isgton, That the Mayor DO, and he Is hereby,
authorized and directed to cause the work to
DO suspended upon, and to delay the further
construction or erection Of, tho bridges at
Third street west, at Its intersection with P
street north; also on Fourth street west, at
Its intersection with q street north; and also
the one on Fifth street west, between Q and
r streets north, In said city.
Sec. Q. And b. u further enacted, That a
Joint committee, consisting Of three members
Of the Board Of Common Council and two
members Of tho Board Of Aldermen, be ap-
pointed by the presiding officers Of their re-
spective Boards to examine into the expedien-
cy of constructing sewer from Sixth street
west, In and along r and Boundary streets
north, Into First street west. to connect with
the main branch Of the Tiber, of sufficient
capacity to carry of the water ofthe branch,
over which the said bridges are now being,
or about to be, constructed.
Sec. 8. And BE- u further enacted, That the
superintendent Of sewers, &C., be requested,
without delay, to furnish said committee
with an estimate Of the relative cost Of con-
structing said sewer, with the necessary d.
menslons, and Of constructing the necessary
bridges and culyerts over said steam, In Its
present course, from Sixth street west TO its
intersection with the main branch Of the
Tlber, near North Capitol street.
.- Approved September II, 1860.
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DRoPosALs PoR SUPPLIES.
oYyIcH PlYxAsrER o. s. khyr.(
No, lS CHEzTSrT sTkLtf'

ur 9 E,vy.l
ofFiNyh ~ ~ Ss,sISrr sTErTr,
PM, I nS sept Is. lSi.
Sealed proposals. enforced Propoae'rss Tnt7I "a
plies will be receives nM, III for fnrnishiag
o'elnck, m, on the lst Of pctans,, y witb lie foi
iSsns ariee: ths bs; ggal,Iy s az IN 'q 9Ss
sci Inspection by the in;p.s,Ps " sTs 10 be de-
PhiladephlA navy yatd, WhrIe v'v aoxnan.e 10 the
liyered, when re9ulted, me III, o. nj, bs given;
dovsTRHs m, f4T Th ~ HCroSsTRWcTIoN, nc.
625 pounds Ztue, white; atS'
100 pounds soa nEuiss, I..Aos orzt auallty,
SIS lghts Glas., 10 py u inon''' "
dopblc Thick A.. on ir,hss. arst quality,
double thick. rhu.- ,,l,.hsI.
IS cases 6lAs,.. msgatiPPss; i S,Ss tSlek
600 teet Leather Betting. v inch thick 70 u
inehes wide. =, ,,,,.I IN rounds.
Ssides Leather. lace, Caleuua, sides NOT los"
than around. . ,r,ne,. soppet
y" i've TiSstsa" 's' '' ,n,...,,.ou, Ca,
lSs tons 70. 40 pouni-) BnumNnous NNN'
|? Leunses aud oha,I.; D,,,.,n
y gross Brs.s screws, AZ tnehs- laSg; No %
FOR BUREAU nf okpNANoh'
| $50 feet Of Gum Hose ~ lnehes'
| 0 feet 0um Suction Hoe ,ncr oruTSu
% barrels Beef. 10 good stout blrreIs' Tree from
] SAP, and with fnur lron, hoops, r. ,.,,, I.,t,.
| Por full particulars apply at CominandhhtH
of5s. p.yy yatrd b, oht.ipad at thi.
onics y: n HiEskshL,
DRoPosALs FOR FLorR AT FORTS LYONS
AND REYNOLDS CTT;,.r,,cr,
DEr.GrsryT cF rus s 4, ;s,n'
fo9r LRAyESw9Rrn, a ~ ", Iii hA "a.
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Railroad Ront..
BALTlMoRs AND HbRIiLRoIp,

baltimore AND oHbRIiLRoIp-
. 4: ss: :, ::'y;s III Issl
are no" ran as E5R ssiSE5fiihRs' '' !
81, = u; "a i FIX WI isasiiSs n
fr as.,s ss.1o 4 s and - M to or
FOR BHSSLTihoRR
Leave "sifoR WY ssttlaTf6Si w. H.
L'.''Ys 95ssihEpEl: fFs aRa4ss oofPalfS. .
Leave daily, except saturday hdsy. at
On sundsy All 90. y Is and Ely. oqn.
meeting A. Relay Station with train Bslu.
more 70 Wheelins. Parkersb burg.
y.Sisstos ststioS Ticket 81 Once ss Soai, IN
EsIS.x Y9rt, IA,l,d.lpa,. ..tOu. Sc.
Advertisement Of 'rhrOus6 Lips, co.
Master q TrSticn.
Ia COLI, gsnsrsi Tiefst AZ
4oEo. .. kooNTz. General Age,shin Eton.
b bIsf RfT xHp sEs kkor0S'
Train. between ws:2isn sto Ssp saf OH ar,
NC YoE II INV 4 Wt9l 9okk, W ai.Aou.
issys daily teIcept sundsyj al. m. IL
ana v" p m ron pHrLAprLPB
Lssye daily tsIoept Sunday aa. m. H.
Leaysf oI New York ato,oo Pm Philadsl
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WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA.

w 2ND aEoRoErowN RAftR6Ab.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. Al, 1865.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1855, and until
further notice, Passenger Trains Will run between
Washington and Alexandria as follows:
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot. 10 a. IN. DO. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke and Hen
~ streets tfrom Manassas railroad) 1857 p. IN do.
froa Lynehburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssnssHR TRAINS.
LEAyH wAsuiSoroS;, LHAyg ALEXANDRIA,
RI: *: si j. HAT. s:.,i
- OI p M.
iO " :. l2S
I" " 81 n.ls .ud nsnry -. s. D
A-TrAins leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot. Al
O. IS q. IN. connect with Orange, Alexandria aud
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph junction.
for ali points on the line Of that road between Ma
nassas Junction and HArri sonbug.
Trai rs leaving 81 Asaph and King streets at d
D. m. connect at ST. Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HArrisonburE At ~ p. m. ar
Tlying al Baltimore and Ohio Depot at s. % y. In. .
and In time for tp, N, train for BaltimoIe,
D. A, sTEVBNs. Gen sup't:
". J. PHKLPs. Genl Manager. deoSO.u
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toFyicIAL.1
CITY ORDINANCES.


Laws Passed BY the sixty.seyenth
Council Of washiagton CITY, ID. q.
An Act to widen the cutters Of square 1913.
BE u enacted BY th Board Of Aldermen and
Hoard Of Common Council Of Rs Cify of
Wdshi1gton, That the Mayor be, and no Is
hereby, authorised TO cause tho cutters on the
south sido OF square number 1893, from
Fifteenth street west to Sixteenth street west,
to be widened TO the width; also, on the west
side Of said square, from X street north to L
street north, to DO widened 10 tho width OF
eight feet, and that tho cost Of tho same be
paid out of the funds Of the First Ward, the
said work to DO done by days work, under
the supervision Of tho commissioner Of i'm
provsments, with the assistance of the sur
veyor.
Sec. Q. And be u further enacted, That all
acts, or parts Of acts, Inconsistent with this
act be, and same are hereby repealed.
Approved September IL, 1909.
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SrArIosERY PoE THs UNITED STATES
oYyrcr OF Pracaisisa AND pIsBgasso,
PkrnAsrEH .. =: nAyf' Z
No. . BRoApwLy.N Yosx. Sept ., We; ,,oyno
Sealed proposals, to be tndor-ei on the snyelopo
BIDS Tor stationery hdysr,i.eA,, viii be re- r.,
pros h for The foswlns s,.,!oSsiy; o II. Ss.s
nn.xx.yys,s Nav YORK, subject to the usual In
;gsf,S n th oy ssoiPsgyr AND RECRUITING.
tos.aairs and 10 Squire Blank Books,
s.oS a"arisrly. s. 900 Monthly aud 900 Weekly
gm, Yeomss's Ds,iy acquisitions.
sSssp isa aps pius and 10 dozen black Lead
Pencils.
SPenknives
d gross am Elastic Loops. ,--.-, oss.., a.,
BIdders are referred TO the squinmen, oinesi ~
charge Al the navy-yard for further iniormsuon.
and are REQ uested 10 state on their propos1 w
time v .,bin which the delivery Of award. W ..
| completed. which must not exceed twenty nsy
from date Of order. aud rsspluslpls nsveu.1
Owen for the prompt and faithful 'H'nn"sn'
Tinpk forms furnished at this oGhes, =, A.,
Interested are 70 be ITsfsns ~ VA
hour above named, when the BIDS Mn p NJ 9prnea
,sas Paymas,er U, s. Navy.
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AN ACT to authorize tho closing OF barber
shops on Sunday

snOps on sunday.
Be u enacted By Us Board ~ Alderman and
Board Of Common Council Of the CRy Of
Washington, That from and after tho passage
ofthis act 1t shall DO unlawful for any person
or persons TO open, or allow to be opened,
within tho limits OF this city any barber shop
or place where such business Is done on
Sunday and any person or persons who shall
offend or violate against this law shall, upon
conviction, pay q fine Of twenty dollars, the
informer TO receive one half Of the said fine.
Soc. 2. And BE- u further enacted, That all
acts or parts Of acts inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act DO, and the same arc
hereby, repealed.
Approved September II, 1860.
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An ACT to pay to W. l.. Sears for medicines
furnished the poor Of the Second Ward.
Be u enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the CITY Of
Washington, That the sum Of one hundred
and eighteen dollars and forty cents DO, and
general fund, to pay W. L. sears for medi-
cines furnished the poor Of the Second Ward
for the quarter ending June 80, 1859.
Approved September II, 1850.
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An Act to pay William NJ. Slower for medi-
clnes furnished to the poor Of the First
ward.
Be u enacted by tie Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of tho City Of
Warrington, That the sum Of two hundred
and three dollars and twenty cents DO, and
the same Is hereby, appropriated out Of tho
general fund, to be paid 10 William NJ. Slowen
for medicines furnished to the poor OF said
ward during tho period from April LIST, 1869,
to June 10th, 1869.
Approved September II, 1869.
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Bidders for supplies are referred to the respe
officers In charge Of the navy yard for samples
and further Information, They are also requested
they Will complete dell yerss. Il awarded to them
yhieh in no ea,s, mus, sIessd twenty d,ys from
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Of lamps In certain localities.
Dc u enacted 6y tN Board Of Aldermen and
board Of Common Council Of the city Of
Warrington. That, subject to the provisions
and restrictions OF the act relating to the
erection OF street Tampa, approved November
81, 1858, the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, au-
thorlzed and requested TO cause lamps to be
erected and lighted with gas In the several
localities mentioned below, viz:
Eighth street west, from @ to P street
north.
Massachusetts avenue, from Fourth to
Flfth street west.
Fourth street west, from NJ and N street
north.
Fifth street west, from N to P streets north.
Alley known as Oregon or Madison street,
square 448.
ALLEY known as Ridge street, In square 5l3.
Approved September II, 1909.
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Democratic Progress.

THE Democracy of Illinois and Indiana
might learn something of their brethren
in the South. The DEMOCRACY "down
South" are not one-half so tender footed
on the negro-equallty business as their
friends at the North. In fact they accept
the howiings of the Northern Democracy
as voluntary contribution to the South
ern cause by men who have no other in
terest in the matter than to show a sub
serviency to their traditional masters
In Boyle county, Kentucky, the Demo.
cratic Convention met and resolved that
as the. Democracy of that county were
divided as to the expediency Of allowing
negroes to testify in courts of justice, that
question should be no longer "a test of
party fealty." They, therefore, call upon
the nominees for the Legislature to state
whether they will, without regard to their
personal feelings or private opinions, obey
instructions on that question from their
constituents and iu order to obtain these
instructions, they have ordered @ vote by
the party for or against negro testimony
in courts. Colonel r. J. Breckenridge,
the candidate for State Senator, has
written letter in which he says he will
accept the result of the vote as an instruc-
ton to be obeyed, Notwithstanding his
private opinions on the subject, but adds
that the question itself is one " that is not,
and cannot be made, a test of party
fealty."
Democratic Conventions in Illinois and
the Northwest, take notice, therefore g, that
negro equality is ceasing to be q party
test among the simon-pure Democracy OF
the South, and act accordingly Chicago
T5ibaL,,e, June 16.
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you had glass eye; and I gave you
every opportunity TO own it, even leading
the conversation to the subject. You re-
fused. therefore considered myself JUS
titled in strictly forbidding Laura to tell
you her secret till / gave her permission.
Thought 1, you will both find out the
truth by and by; but till you do, not
penny of my money shall you touch, Mis-
ter Pen, as penalty for your deception.
Now that you understand one another,
there is no further reason for your not
giving up the one-eyed inspectorship to
some man who is better qualified for the
office. The next thing is for you and
Laura to take couple of months holi-
day, and travel about the country till you
cast your one eyes upon some comfortable
little property, where you can make up
your minds to settle down in quiet-and
you can send me the bill, and then we'll
see what else can be done for you
Need l say, we did so-or that, in con-
sequence, here we are.
"There," said Pen, when he had finish.
ed his story. 81 hope l have convinced
you that my luck is all my eyer"-
Chambers Journal.