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[PCBLtc-No. A5I


Be it enacted bS acf S 70 establish certain post roads
the the United America in GonEss .,
roads: ~-O 'ue S~u'e are hereby established posi-
From Greenvie via faaEa fHLAEBANA; Sla;l. Co..
FSsr1fe F, li and Hslsyllle; Troy. Ne"
anf s.rda Kutledge na'pSVile' Strata Argus.
From ecotisboro to CottoGyile
cS irQ Qaey a 54 "a sits Ms. G %sHpSs;ss %
Ozark. va N'' fonu C4opton' and Skppervllle, to
From G"'e"ood to El5q s 1iYgEs; gE,;,n,'1
San Luis oblspo Via kosavie Cayuea. and Moro 70
From Downievie via Eureka and Port Wine to L,Dor,o
From From 2am'T aI J,,;[ Cruz TO FELTON, -
Prom 1S TaoIiamy iim 70 CAV My~ Va lara
CONNECTICUT
Ei lom Sor|Ieh via Greenvle, Taits Village Occun and
AI7,ev'I:e. Fss' Ss. 10 HanoyeT a '''""'' anu
Ridge New YoIh u" ''Ai''0rd ana High RIDGE TO Pound
From, c...... DELAWARE.
FROM Georgetown to Lew;rs;
From Enterprise to Sand dfFFolSiDA' FoIai!
Eo% MISaTi M1TiS ~ Cy'I%eE ia Lss. Ea.,see M;5SSr
FROM Anna {" Pine Level.
5.... lrrion 20 EconHi,1' giai'o''
., '1' O''' VIA N'IIITI1ipiyjiis. IIIiS6Is. to GAINESVILLE
5'' Via NIcr T iS,STre ,T to Cherry Point City.
yasc Da'f[ via Pgs15itS % G5aE!qFd6yS 6 61id9a
pid oh Ltaven%9rth via sulphur Well Marietta Posters
E" nI H1Istoa Aa5SIe til Pe5s[s54Yan to FsEi@and
OIa on IN AIkhls"~n VIA Elizabeth City. Marklevie and
lion From sOeAweli via Potato Creek and Couser's Mill n
From Frankfort to Kings Corners
Hos ~ mth%an4pG via Spring Valley, Laudersdale aud Red
from Amo VIA stilesyie Hall Eminence and Alaska To
from from Hobbieyle via Bqena VISTA to Harrodsburs.
i From Hhaln Butler bridge to Halberts Bluff ,sbo,,
From West Boston to Laconia
kr"m hushviile 10 MI.tOy.
From sDr gGed to Victor A.
from south English to Tailyrand.
Fr h,iantif, a. s p wa Lewis and Cora TO Sidney.
from V'SaIoosi via Rosehil and Lancaster Richland
FROM !enerso1 VIA Add Van Meter date Tracy and Win
From Centrevile to MouIton
From Ames via Story City Lakins Grove Rose Grove and
From Casey. via Fontenelle, to Queen City.
from brentwood to ROckand.
From Adel' via Van Meter. TO Wintersett.
From Pleasant Grove, via Coyve Graysone Gullford and
FROM Humboldt o tiuiord.
From Eldorado to Douglas
from iumbodt, via Eureda TO Eldorado
rom m GoyIylis via Graz stone and Guiord to Verdi
From 0.age Mission. via Fort Roach 70 Big Hill.
From Erom, Usage Usage Mission Mission to Crawfordsyille.
From Grard to Pleasant View.
FROM Eureka
From Eureka to EldoradO.
FROM rom Uay Centre to Marion Centre, via Abilene.
Marion Centre via Sycamore Springs Eureka to
From Far West to Diamond Springs.
From Alma, via Council Grove. to Cottonwood Falls.
From Dover to Burlngame
From Ottowa to Burngame via Sac and Fox ARency and
From Garnett via Oentrevie and Paris, Blooming Grove
From Wayeland williamsport Rchand to Clinton
From Eudora via Hesper. to 0Iathe.
From Marion Centre to Wichita
From Oswego, via Big HILL Salt Springs Elk River and
Douglas to Wichita.
From Burlington, via Madison, 70 Chelsea. . . -
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AGENTs WANTED FOR THE
AND SECWD

ga OF TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL 49,
a work descriptive Of Washington rn,'.,. ~
thrl"g 'T"g ., hed and EA",rd The .s sP' I'D
nook OF The day @1r Send ior C,,,,re." ""u siara,
&c address UNIrED STATES r,r,'g,,.".N ,".S VII, lep,
Broome ST. New York Clty. 'O'lSlIINc Cos
ana.
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Delaware Railroad Line.
Z ALL ARR NGEWENT.
and after
MONDAY, OCT. 5th. 1863.
SnITTII.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
, III turiher nOtice..-iAl Trains Sundays
.vr.,,t.J Al
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Laws OF the United Sta+es
lContinued from first page J


ahS bridge the East river No,
anu BFOOkiyn passed April sixteenth eighteen bundrl
sINN-scNe Is hereby declared to be. when
Ah;e Wth the Aforesaid law Of the OF Npw VI
9Ie ana post road for the
fTOvded That the said bridge shall be ~ cor
sr9tteu ana oult as not to Obstruct Impair or
tile hayisatlon O the river and in order to .acr
t te W construction of the bridge shall suhmif ~
~ o war plan of the bridge with da,sI ~ 70
Tanct OF mile e PROPOSED site Of the bridge and for The day
81 all points of the same together With %
rni;+ m t1ucIhg said bridge and river s n,sv G ~
sS oy the Secretary OF War to deermns oe
Of the act & w conform to the prescribed coni
tus navigation of the river vi 1urously modify
SEC. 2 And be further ar.ctaj
Is hereby lied and r Ihat tht Secretary of War
map and Other urecte upon receiving said plan ami
BRIDE Lt tl hIHrnlaou and upon being sstis6a tIt "
the plan and Mt said locality will contnro
jnurin9 9 i"lS ut this act obStruct inn.ir
,d @ modify the navigation of sand river To- noti ,b
siCh 'ita ne approves the same; and nnon
of sai ne 'ald company may proceed To- The eTec, iS
cation ~ strictly the approved nsn ai 10
anr Gtl the Secretary Way approve The nam % and no
Nrtn,t uSe and notify
sny or shall not be built commenced and
t oe uaIe IN the plan of dnTin
So Et approval of the Secretary Of War 'N' 'Ne
1u oe II lurther enacted
approved, March 3, 1863. "a -'P'"' 'H4s ae''
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A. A....-., lPCBLIC-Ns. SOL
An Act to provide for the execution Of ipdcroaD+ -

n;
be II enacted by the and Hous. of
rb.n,s states OI America in Congress Assembled Tbo
nueHe'er Judgment death has been ar S L,, IA
IN any court ol the United States and the CO. &
l hereafter De- carried to the Suprenl. C'onr
it snail "e h. I5 Gy APPEAL or writ OF pursuance of law
tIle lIty OF the
cI &" court 10 postpone the execution thrs ,i W
onrf in i .el tn Ierm until the mandate the SuDremS
IA ici case shall have been
,i oI tne lower court: and in case s,cb md u
supreme Gonrt II shall be the duty of fh4 con
cuon t5ere & a m TO appoint day for the exc.
Supreme Court may direct ~ '4 'Ne 4O"eF court as the
approved March g.
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[PUBLIC-No 81

10 amend an act entitled An act granting apds t
9i Oregon to aid he - "
Wherro M CITY to the eastern boundary of said state
oy an act granting lands he ,f Or.rn
% ~ ~ tue construction OF military ROAD from Eupan & -
esn hn, - OF SAID state approved July second evh
aau SXtyUur th lin.
July S ' saI road expires the second day o
enacted by the Senate aud House of
etates OF America in Tb,
nt lor the completion of said road be- and thg
Approved, March ,, Is6y ~ u4Nieu anu Se'enty-two
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New AdVcrIiAe,.,rv,r
TMIE Is No IlI.,,,,,...

s'ndlrg - cesis. wllt agg,L.,,i,
recr "'r pr,n,c "@,f you viii ["re1vr by % n o'',
name and dare Of marriage aL.I' o., "' Vile. A.,
Drawer No. u, FutonvlIle y. Y, Y''S " toH 3
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[PCBLIC-No iol

IA TT. NTTsI J.T
n [A'l I" amend an act entitled
a. currency secured by pledge of United States bot
Ir ue circulation aud redemption thereof nv ~
I"nul@ certain o S,ri,.s " CA
De u enacted bv the Senate Hons.
49, ,Ii'es q" America Congress assemh T.t
PtfS2n Who shall aid or att officer or agent Of at
cttIph IN DOING OF the
Two oi an act entitled An to provide nai,nns y
s6 y a pedS OF United States bonds and tn nrv5 ~
CIIculdlOu ana redemption
"enty nh eighteen hundred sixty three viii ,,.
ueIraud or deceive, De-. iaLlp
tnereln provided tor the ~ 'Ne punishment
Approved March }, lsds '
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[PUBLIC-No Sal

Of especn@ the organization OF militia the States
Sihna aud Arkansas. - -,'""'NN' A-Oui-
, - enacted by the Senate and housa of ID ii. .
NM 81 states 81 America in Congress assembled Thai 80
supn1rt W act An act nain appropriations for the
o f'nJ Tor the thirty
ued ana sixt eight. and other purnoSes sncrved
Wn eshto"n hundred and sixty seven ms nrohnitS IT.
ces in H. or calling into service of the militia for
e states OF North Carolina south Carolina Fnrida
TeDCalet. ---- -~@-'@S w. AL~ tue - GGEeby,
As2fo' -, Mach ,, Iss9.
The national Republican., 1869-06-23
Alexandria Affairs.

The Gdseht OF Monday evening says:
1T HAVING been deemed expedient to re-
place the old bridge at Carlin's Springs, on
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, by q new and more substantial ono,
work on the new bridge was commenced a
day or two ago, and this morning the struc-
ture had progressed so far toward compile
tion as to admit Of the passage of trains
over Il. The business OF the road was In no
way intcrfcrcd with during the progress Of
the work.
QUITE LARGE PARTY Of colorCd men and
women, dressed In regalla and representing
three different benevolent societies, arrived
iu this city yesterday In the boat from Wash
lngton, and Immediately proceeded to the
Alfred street Baptist church, colored, where
a meeting was held, the object Of which was
to receive subscriptions TO fund now being
raised for the erection Of a colored church In
Washington.
IT UNDERSTOOD that lists of the colorcd
registered voters of Washington have been
obtained, and will be In the hands of properly
authorized persons In this city and county
on election day, In order to prevent any who
may have registered and voted In Washing
ton at tho last election from voting here,
thereby committing fraud.
THERE arc few counties In the State thai
| have been Improved more than this since the
| war. A number of new dwellings have beer
erected reccntlyj most Of the land brought
under cultivation, though there Is but little
| fencing; many Of the roads have been i'm
proved, and everything betokens degree o
prosperity that Is highly gratifying. Lane
In the county Is becoming more and morC
valuable, It's proSlnlty TO three good mar
kets, its adaptabllity to the growth Of all the
cereals, fruits, &C., its susceptibility to i'm
provement, and the proverbial hcalthfulncsi
of the climate, making 1t very desirable
Within the past few years there has been q
considerable emigration into the county, ant
several farms have been recently purchasct
by persons from this and other States who
intend making their home In Alexandra
county.
The national Republican., 1869-06-23
TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA
Pusr UrYICE nErAKrMENT,

wAsniSarUx. Jnns !, is60
Proposals will be recciyet at the Contract ofiea
is rs PGs b1 the SGS FISH CO yS
the mails Of Tho llaitod states from september J,
@ 6o state lat "f yraas aud az T ~ he ssSsducs q Dc.
pnrtnrc, and nTnyaIs hereih specified, yiti
va TS%sGviiIS' GSsriiS HOPE White Plains;
GhrlsgnylllC; Pencltou. Pleasant Oaks and
Rylan's, to Hicks ford, equal to 81 miles and
back, twice week.
Lave liiGksford Monday and Friday att IN.
Arrive at RieksfoTi Tuesday and Saturday by
i7Ia FIgln PRINCES. Auue c, H., BY Pleasant Ridge,
Bosf sm Hill and Ives Store, TO LAID Of
Leave PTncss. XOne @ H., wednesday, at Q
gSS EsPd ff y Il rdnIse naR'yS Mlpm
Tso RrdR blossom fi iii % to KSCts fssnd' ii mile.
LSsTo sGS p5fss BiS.,S% SaSI i we T%Ssdue.tayMO.m
GS Go.Ss Kastt'" gT a %edns.dSS ms0am
i74 Rra4 Hi,s.iSid 70 ks .snd': az Depot 10 mile.
and back, One0 u week.
kkI4Is kaa, ilisk;Prd kxi ss'6SsSsy 6sIs S,psm
Lcays RylsId DCrot Saturday atIpm
m f5e% drssa%SaI tSt'2iS beSSi Ysussy Mills.
BatcSyll". miles and back, three times u
Lcaye Grsslwood Depot Monday, Thursday
and Saturday a. 2!Dpm
Ioaye BstesyiIio Monday Thursday and Sat-
~. tSS isS.iS Ss Ws PSE: gSss ss WHIT.
SD5pFE ArG'Apps RpSdI @ fTSSS RSS 3 3caHr
aud back, once 4 week,
Leave JonesviIle Wednesday ATTAIN
Arrive At TaEswell by pm
Leave TRIowell Thursday ATTAIN
Arrive at Jonesyille by 7pm.
For forms OF proposal guarantee, aud oertih heAte,
and also the Instructions to the conditions to be
embraced In the coutTacts &c. see pamphlet Adyer.
Ia vifsnia' d"tS3 GS"5ST g. IT, is6S snd January @
100 10 he fonad Ia the pIiucipal post Offices
bids should be addressed TO the SECOND Aksis'
pOsals, State pf Virginia. and sent by MAIL,
JNO. A. CRESMEbL,
IelD-lawIw Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1869-06-23
pRoPesAts EnR TUE sALE 0g, IRogERrY

pRoPGsALs TnR THEsALE o. IRoPERTY
us sSis9 MI he af jay
saPsripisadsnt Treasury Building Tor sale Of the
FIr.t.siass PAPER M.ehi1:. built by John l..
lG,.ineh FourdrInlec MschIns Screen Vat. aud
all necessary Fixtures complete
first and seeSld FrsS, Rolls, made Of br.-. .ix
3 Calendar Rolls; with three tD winierr. with
size b,x attached
! Set slitters and Sire Rolls,
sS3pss lee WS 5SSys aSd ssss iSs aSsi
Paper calendar with tSI rolls, betting and all
. Bssrips EaEinS;, "a. .iOeh knives, two t9l
washers to each. and all necessary "baftins
Hydraulic Presses Tor pressing paper with
slut Chest, with pulleys aud shafI'ns CON.
2 Large blsaeh Tubs and four IL Dralncrs.
abSsSS Acting Pump, witho fo,t salvSnird
Large Ls' Rotary BLEACH Of Iron.
''SS S:Tel s$s sHA gss. aeoa no horse
Bids viii be msdS separately for Paper M.
shine;, Steam Engincs with Boilers aud Rotary
Bids will bo received for all or any portion Of
the following artieo,t
btohm Engine Win y TlhD q BOlloFt NbD.h hlf~v
pawer,5 all ncees AIRY connection" or pipes
EsEs. w sSiSp l,:esS p0we3
10 Hydraulic Pump, frames, connections, Sup, Is.
4uRTsS W. %asGSs RGS; BSsm Engine. four by
draulis pumps to each all necessary plploT
Hoe ESSiae cnd Boiler, uO.borse)
i Hydra1lie Nam, valves and 'onnce'Ions.
] Boiler thirty t3p horse.
] Root Engine and Boiler, tiO.horse)
lbteam Engine, six 80 horse aud Upright
! Danley Pdmp, Woodward, &"
s!s.a ESsiac atly, Aye !1i1 Y hoIsc, ] tncw1
Canepling Maehinc
Maoinss M,fhine.
SaSli saSlPiIiRa BsRa SfSSsG' %Esoi
Little Giant" Engine ald Boiler. thirty 60,
2EaveiSpc Machine, aud Gutter U,louS'ur to
;esSssT! N!I:, rs ,sqHyyII.'e. SIyI:
'SSSs'ifSs SS.s ifss is,s., as s,'a' large du,nuty
Ss@alf GordS1 Presses
81 Sid iiydtosiatic Press Tops. T. no r,aai. each.
10 Press Columns, Wrought irou.j 6O pounds
QaSStity Of old Cast Iron Pipes.
Quantity o. Scrap Iron
il riercGs aud barrels Glue
GO PPSs1,SI.y PSs1S. 81 Fl BsSS.s sSSS Ash
BIDS will also be received at the same tlnn for
| Waste Paper, belonging to tho Treasury Depart
m-nt, for one year from July l. lSo, together with
| \ quantity now on baud.
Tho PAPER will be selected into two different
kinds, white and mixed, together with a quantity
Of dried pulp now on hand, for which bids vii b.
recoi sod soparntely. and the contract awarded 10
| the highest bidder, taken as whole.
The Department Tuseryss the fiRht to Tocet NJ or
| any portion Of the bids received.
All articles TO be reIaOyel hft On tl5) days ahor
| sale GbORGE O. RICE.
| General superintendent. Treasury BulllinE..
jsls.id
The national Republican., 1869-06-23

TOTAL. l..............',,.'...... ell ,55i
Excursions TO Pekln and Batavia are not
included in the above estimate, but on the
other hand the full amount charged by the
Pcninsular and Oriental Company to Calcutta
by way ofCeylon Is included. 1.-THE Burmah
route is taken, the fare will be about the
same, but II the direct line from Singapore
Is taken it will be 800 less. The estimate Is
based on the supposltion that tho traveller
will return from Delhi to Allahabad, and pro.
coed thence to Bombay, instead OF going on
to Lahore and down the Indus to Burachec,
and thence to Bombay. If the last named
route Is taken, 800 must bo added to the
amount as already summodup.
The cost by the direct route between sucz
aud London Is given, but the tourist will be
likely TO visit Palestine, Constantinoplc,
Athens, or Italy, and take look at Central
| Europe. A liberal estimate for fares In cir,
cumnnvlgatlng the globe will make the re.
qulrcd amount from 81, 800 to $4,000. Tc
this must be added the cost OF living while on
shorc-about the same as at nrst-class hotels
In the United States. In making such trip
from seventy to eighty days will be passed OH
shipboard, where living Is included in the
fares. A trip requiring tlftcen months time
will cost from $500 to $500. Some tour
lists would undoubtedly spend much morC
than that, others can do II for several hundred
uolluhs less' hhNiup maui II, VIC cuu pbsurt
our readers that II can be done for the sun
named, which will secure good living ant
attendance.
To those who love adventure, who want Il
sec the under side Of the world, what sort o
people live there, and how they llve-wh,
are able to endure some hardship, and put ~
with discomfort-a journey around the worlt
will be delightful trip, but those who ar
particular as to what they eat, where the!
sleep, who are always sea-slck, had better no
undertake the excursion. We speak OF II a
an excursion, for such II soon will be. Hun
dreds Of Americans will be on their way I,
China and India q few months hence. Eng
llshmcn will bc hocking across this continen
on their way to or from India. The tide ha
already begun. Every steamer crossing tn
Pacific has Its quota Of European passengers
and there will be perceptlblc increase as tn
advantages ofthe new route are made known
The national Republican., 1869-06-23
DRoPosALs FOR REPAIRS.

oyPIoE OF rHE DRPor QU UARrERxAsrgR.
fORT LBAygNwORTH, KAN, June 10, ls09. :
Sealed proposals will bo received by the under:
signed, At his otfce, until "WEDNESDAY, the 2id
Instant for furnishing all labor and material re-
quiTed In reshingling the following public build
lnEs at Fort LoayenwoItb, kansas, viz:
Three Barraek Buildingr, each about 1855 by %
feet inches, with porch Of 8 feet.
One Building in rear Of South BarrackF about u
feet by 81 feet.
One Ordnance Sergeant Building % feet bY u
The successful bidder will bo required 10 re-
move the old shingler, and reshugle tho ba ldings
described with ,he best A piue shinEle., The ma
terial bnd labor will be subject 10 inspection as
the work progresses, aud paym will ba IN ade as
Specifications OF the W oTk, and further In n'orma.
tiOn as 10 tho conditions % bU enbodied in the
tract, can be obtained upou application ut this
ONCE
The bids will SGT forth the AIN Iunt for which the
bidder will do the work and Iurnish the matefia
for each building complete, aEd will state the
number Of days after the contract II approved,
within which the work will be completed,
BY authority Of the Chief QasrtsTmaslcT q the
Department. BENZ. g CARD,
ie22 I'd Brew Brig. Gen Depot q, NJ.
The national Republican., 1869-06-23
FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DErARrNEsI. June I. 1870.
pTprSsal, MI be rsfSyfa SSSp q NJ lg Ssp%s%eS,
JGnadisa, for suppl ying the Stationery described
in the schcdule below, for the hseal year ending
The Stationery must 10 Of the be.t. quality.
Sample. mn;i 1'SSIJnap1ny SIJas1 srGh h bid IN ~
boud. with approved suretIes. for the faithful ful:
nllment Of his contract, and tho Department will
deem proper 70 increase or diminish the aasH.
titles below sta.ed.
b, furnished at the option of tho Department Mt the
''"''' pSPER SiS mSDR OF LINEN STOCK.
lir'nmS D,spateh CAP. ruled 10 pattern, weigh
Ing 10 lbs per r1nm
80 rcams fOOlseaP. ruled or plain. weighing II
~ 70 ms Quatc Post, ruled or plain. wOi.hInE
,lS rr4m' 9plrto Post, ruled or plain. weighing
liz reans Note Paper. rule Or pisig. per rearn.
" TYAms Note Paper, ruled or PLAID, headed Us
lircam;, Gdrying, Paper. Ier rcsm.
sTa9ms snna,,b bikStInS kIS PipSr, red; ma. Ssa 5ss"
20 rcams Envelope Paper. bufor yellow, royal.
% rcam. aT Manila Wrapping Paper. super royal.
aG5J Envelopes. gflelal sire.. plain, per loo
80 Rks' knyeSp'. ' cacini i siss E' :Itra P Heavy.
hcadgd I, I'd 4, Up pei pattern, Per l,D! ,, ,,.,
!.96T TS sFSS; Mst"Iiis Pens, per gross.
it0 i'isa fs6cr's Black Lead Pencils. per
dozen.
70 doI,u Faber's Rcd and Blue Pencils. per
dozen,
~ dozen. Pen Holders, per dozen.
| u dozen Ivory Folders. per dozen.
" dulru ErAaers, Ivory handles, per dozen.
Is dtIau ROdgers 4 sOu y or woa'enhOlm's four.
blade Peuk nlyss, per doTen,
dncn Rodgers Scissors. per dozen.
dDlsn Shears, per dozen.
50 dOaOu Maynard NOyOs' Ink. quarts. per
| dozen
ii dozen Mayna,d 4 Yoyos Ink, piats. per
g5J dozen French Cprmine Ink, per dozen.
II toIeI lnkstands, Drapsr's, whitney's or
90 pounds Sealing Wax. scarlet, per pound.
70 pouads lndia Rubber, prepared 10 pieces, per
Is dorou silk Taste or Braid. assorted. per
dozen.
9s doIcu Rcd Tape. In pieces. assorted. per
dozen,
- TSn TSnais t'i1 LipSs SsP Ser roSRd
q i1EeuiLrs Muellage, with brushes. per doIep.
g dozen quart bottles hueiiage. per dozen
do,s1 sSet T;itr TECPHts rsr dozen S,,cr
dozen Pen Racks, por dozen
dnIrn Ruers, per dUkOn,
l.0JO groks India Rubber Bands, per gross,
sdmrn MemoTsadam Books, per dolsu.
lduHrn T. rtfUlins, reT dozen.
duLr1 Letter Files, per dozen.
dozen bONes Eyeleta, per dozen.
2dplen Eyelet Pnnehes, per dozen
dozen Letter Clips, yer dozen.
g pounds Sponge, per pound,
adoEcp lid Pcns and Holders. per dozen.
$50 yards Tracing Linen. per yard
dozen Paper Weights, por dozen,
10 hoNrs Patcnt Paper Fasteners, perbox.
| - Railing Pens, each. les u 10 %
The national Republican., 1869-06-23

A New PUMr.-Mr. S. D. Lount has Just
brought to this city a model Of n new force
pump, which promises to revolutlonize the
pump business, for although II is what is
termed force pump, 1t possesses all the ad-
vantagcs of rotary, throwing n steady, un-
broken stream without an air chamber. II
is compact, and as readily attached to the
motive power as rotary. 1t Is capable Of
being run at a high speed without shock or
jar either in the stream or machinery. At u
recent trial of the model, the cylinders Of
which are ~ inch bore and y inch stroke,
II threw q stream to a height of 40 feet
perpendicular, with $50 to 800 revolutions
per minute.
The pressure gauge, which could have
been raised much higher, showed $50 pounds
to the square inch. The speed was then re-
duced to two revolutions per minute, when
II raised a small but perfectly unif0r III
stream.
With all its superiority, this pump can be
made at less cost than "a double acting pump
OF the same capacity, and is more simple in
It's construction, having but three valves.
Mr.. Lount is now on his way East to ar
range for the manufacture of these pumps,
which will be in the market In u short time.