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70 drown himself Il think, but MHs r:cstus.d Sy
it III came Hight IN re end, and he was re1ecneu
This ohtstae, probably viii not roHcss .1ucn
or.kn.ir, TO IN, resi.r; tH1f thsre was gIrat
deal OF fresh1es and thought Ia tte lock, .o'nr Of
the incidents and one or two Of the enasae:ers
ha4l = naror Of originality about them; 8ah
.ss ,.et,vs ssS i rss 1ss tue ope q Il h
through md was not ashamed Of the time s7eas 10
! sss Ross. Hsueae Ii M I'D and SsoieE" II enasmei ne
good deal when reAdn; but have not md II
a:e,J. and 10 fo1oear E1stnE any ssetted "1taon
that George Lexes haA not IN him The E:AteztaA
10 ,nake EuccesS.ul novenst: tut men Of far les@
talent hsve prodaeeA iE worse novels taan hss
md been, IN tne'r way, FuccesS5nL
Lewes rrz, became prominent "a E:ero.cr a. 4
| weefjs organ Of atiyaneet opntcas n At
,een ar eighteen years ayr nrd di>I. arc. :7ucs
tieker.n9 md lingering, IN ISL o. tc:ea,5:::: -
! The Leader, IN rs early and best d., t:.1y
tse.tr. ltwfs to extreme rhIosrpa'ca! :.d!:a4.
| Ism lxHh \ dash Of Something IKE a.tetsn' Maat
.hs ss:g,ss ts, zsw : 70 euEnrcd T. sSsea,
vTose for IL evrs and Thornton nn2: tas!
wcTe then ta:tEates, upto19nately, we.e .n,aos
Is pEtr coaststo.s; HdxaI wn;:si '.,, an.s
sao.y 'srus ea1.net,on. Le1es' ,heatrseal e.f.:
.aa 1.ss 9ss9 n .ss tsss ~s:n :ts st M
IS. q aaFme1t ~ mo-: open 70 sEest 9aesoo; .;
Levers desektatlou, and wa tceotAaar EE.u .,
and peppe1ed With soEso1nsy asrSd m pt1ss
| ps9quiuades In the form Of eHtc-s4u. <He -
has got q wonderfully soass any ~
grave ID stsIc sooe tao1e via oA,A mo ~
6s occasionAl contributions ~ tht
| shzpe OF dramatic criticism 70 tue iNa tsA 81ts'
eta are loqbAsxa no<u genef.lH accurate, Rft
certainly lauch more tho1FhdGl oot ~ ~ Les:
| .u1Itsiuv thau tho admirable 1oouag o. oass gone
81. Il w1s to the LtsG<r, think, thAt Le wea car
r;et1 on hts famous controversy Win ChA-is
| metens ca the possibility VI such spoLtaneou
| rnnhnst,nn a thA: Of the Old brute u "Biea:
Hnse and i: WA IN the LaadsT tttat he uS.ie n
! eGn III fsrooQs exposure Of = sham splrltua.is
| me<.tum About whom london W2s then uucl
sottatssi Ine Laed1, probably. never paid: /
I - tar TOO tnconccsaszlc RiA eeeentsE to b
Samn,+rriu xueeess, bot Il naRle quite luc.t an
/ Gtn sfwa1R b remo1y. I: did not spoceeti i
l ~ n,t<ct. but Ike the M1ow ct the hero tn vi
NJ il len long lDs Of Epaffles and r2a: tthtns
! r. IeEe4 naI abandoned Bohemia long tiues
! md Edw19d Whttty = dad, 1nL Thof1.oa Hur
> | MS come to noShhE-aEd there Il snother l<xf<
! ! nov tp Ion3on which besr9 about - much n
4emblknce 70 the 6Fgtn2l LtR1sr as Hlcna+y1 CzptI
| Teil Iid 10 Oliver, or Ca1fkea KeAu 70 Ednund.
, | Eohe1ntant8n and nnsel-Nfitin9, ana aMa&e1
/ Acting, and pefstAASe, md epaH4m sre M gpl
: By now WITH L&WeR He has spe1lsl into = Uay
and Esead3 xlttef, for do tnost pztf Of lase Co
{ nntnx hirneeH to scseuttnc kobfeeta i few yea
ssa ss stRssd tho Se7ss4pAtfy Entf,. ID ths hp.
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e.re-law.esS, DOCTORS c1crchAntH, benkes1 me7
and women arc aettrel5 engaged IN -sho1:tot
tie h11yes. home"
Th1 RatiorAlisrs OF Switzerland propose es.s,,-
fishing what may Be Kylsd = "Ilberal Cnr.st.sn-
:trr On the following hasts: F1rs1 churcn WIKI
cut ! priesthood or pastors. Second, \ RELIGION
Hnhonx = catechlm 1 religions teachug- 7nini.
a wurshtp without mysteries md sarramen'+
Foct:h, mornlity without theology. Ftirh. Cot,
but without system.
AcorEsspoudeut, speaking Of the great nEakeu-
! ing tn 1nd&ankpoha4 under the C1and4encnf of
| Rev. Nj. Hsmmond, .hs Presbyterian reS,Eassf.
I saJs that at utnes ta1ty or fort! minister's al
| hJmen VII bc singing and leading IN psafeF ~
T the ka,ne time, IN the fane room The "ntes
| wn1 present on one OCCASION when .aeo:7-%S
| persons were oclr!ug Up prsycF af orce- Thc
CONFUSION OF tha hour was beyond anytals-4 Ee -
| ever EtrueHe,l- md perhaps has never oeen fA-
eeeded 4tace the conlouDiinR Of ths lan9usSe ~
.te r1a.cs oe Shi2ar shorty rfser TIE 1ood-
! Rsr. pr. Tycx, IN his address before the Ee*-
s.k euouay School Con7enuou, IN speaking u The
! receuty OF g.ea.er conBecFaSlon to the Fi-k Of
! Col remarked" It docs not make anE u!1e-snre
whether We 50 down thousand fec. into the
! aier, or have but 1ys drops On the hehl Il %
! the Boly Glo1t we receive. With tas ID ou5
teasta the la1al IS ous. md We A7e the con 1net-
ors." TnG Eapnsts, as well as Aethodisss AL
PresbJretlsrs, heartily applluaed the poc:ot's Id
! drees
An extraordinary scene was ~i1caset{, recent
| II, IN the market square At Nottingham hrgiaah'
Mrs II. Law, a la1ay who protesses herself ffee-
tn:n1er, ADDRESSED h cungEcgatsca Of no~s-E ..
5000 peraons, derouncfng In vehement terms Az
forms Of religion md ctcedA Nj. DEpe, IS coz
yerted butcher" who II the leader Of ; sect o.
Christians hnvtnG eonveatfcle m Cansan street
got Oh csb end called on his follower WHO tad
unsteres, In Iorce, for 1yua The cal MA re-
spended TO, and the freet thinking iadys voice WA
! drowned fer few minutes Ts-ee o'has
ureneac1s placed their stsntfs arou1d the cab from
xa.ch the laay vas speaking, and The DIN WIS IT
e1atly deaIenirz. Some Of tho Caosanites col
. lrcte,t a quantity Of es>tase hesdsr and one ~1'
nsnv AZ yrs Law wt:a ~ tine an attn. thst she
o,1T r.csoed being Knocked cat OF her cah II
,i-cnotnc her se4L TWO wei!-denned hostile par
r 1.s yrre uov drsvn up Tte l.dss supporters
: ! s.r,re1 more numerors sn1n her oYponeatA- a1a'
J al seemed equally determined on = asat, waen
! ~ HayuE WITH body Of police. sqpcared On the
! sccne md compelled the crowd to dtsperse Int
,.tT frretn.nrer, nos 70 be defes:sd, repaired d
: tne new u1aztet n H1rtdu LfJa vneEe Iii
preached upon tns French ReFnsRron a noolt
j, attempt 70 entrzncht1e tho mind Of tnaa unal
q nsss shower dispersed her eonsseessns.
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cXr0tluQ83 ct HDE-cSuEQ4 AsAfaHtSAS <4s0uS, ~
which We arc ttcated IN the WORK. the caosinS
rAgeE7srh is sesolnte,y refreshing II comes from
The .ncyitst!c saca, and Is u suggestive comment
| OF Itself. pcrsais CT Mrx. stowe, ~ well ~ OF
sam, On what has preceded:
-.wss saupe, s.!a IN - .1h't r. 'r,s TSTsa ;s,Ta
Is ~ s. a: Il sst: ss' *?:a
,hss t. : tsi II
<. . E ssa e e s:e aaaSa
= - ae: .t'ff III III
S' ssst;s fs iiaf,ss; ~.s sSaa 'fs.s 10
+Sou ettncs think and then as.nl dunno !"
is ros sa,n after all the rca! philosopher Is not
his aysteE tic s:tMmpza toAuns Have n! sne
crecas, ali tho philosophical systems. I'LL tho
metaphysical distractions carried u an fnen oe-
| yond the simple dietum OF this rAGge*lt LAZY VII
iasc do-nnsEinS. with his great hnls1n. bod5,
lazy bones md h,g heart: Arx Stove states
,ery ecuc.reiy all the rcttgiocf forms OF thought
l OF that dag, when tic ministry were the only
Privileged el.ss, n1l their voice II was that Dc
cided e catas+'u on IL questions both In Church
| and Sta:e, from Tho choice o! AGoternor 10 tnas
/ nf the dlstrct school teacher. In Ns. LothSnr
the Conversational minister Of Oldtovr, We hsvt
: | that numerous class Of Massachusetts elcrEJnen
4 | commonly called the Ar1ninar, mostly scholarly
E ouiet men, Of calm and pnuosoph,c teupera nent
:. Who were nccu<soued TO dwell on rnorauttee
Il virtues and eccrrrs, rather than On those soni
. stirring spiritual mysteries which still stood iosa
At unqucsttoned and cncontrsdicted IN their con
,e tesstons OF faith In Hossee1 father We ace u
b uan constantly ha,1s.ed with doubts, w
u could not solve the greA. unaasVerzblc question
:, which perIAcz every thinking soul and who cou1
Of yet say In hh dytna momentA: "NcshcF, q
sane man ever comes to NY aSe, md 10 this Pine
where ! lie, w1thor: thinking STcas deal On q
- these shtneA havt shoughl-Got mox1 how q
H. nestiy-but cannot talk Of It We Ere through
on rlnsa darkty here. There perhaps, we shall q
H. clearly. Yor muxt Re content to lcaye nc vac
.re | leave myscsf-ln the hAnds OF my Cres8or.
M c1n do no wrong.' In the old grandmother =
~. have .hxs sefcne faith which eou
he KvnIIow anything, which WA
he dtscr.utuatsng docts!De and based Ill Ia intu
he mon NJ. BellsmJh a Trus Religion peltness
al And ps.1ueutsned from I'll counteFetA
Nd | HArs mother VIC tave that form OF natu
n. rracton, which grounded ltscf upon tho ancns
al tnr lore ol the father, In Dr. Stern We aAve =
In vteoeuas .nueubln caaS o. taee
au | es1ns who contendcd hist Eth wa c1eased oy
!, n pc,ty On purpose, becsnse u NM nfcess
rvs means o. tae s1rssekt good. who had 10 esnps
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II XIV A2- 11lAXAN1N
ThsIe b 10 Enr ne&weeu EeHyhoa Aod fooa
chee9. Il len syEn The minister huyA- o00
hlnk u11op ezee Hx8 Intended for = eo<atT q
Rirh to 0essufe RELIGION ~ EnR y2z1 nm 3sns5
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and John md James viii not be dls1nissed, Then
ali viii Be lruot for al
| You wll persist, perhaps, sa5!nC: I'VE ander-
stand that xlser The reform, there viii bc In Ken-
| c,1 more WORK than before but n the ne4n-
| while John and 1auea will ee On the street.
To which aaswcy:
Frs,- When employment changes tsa ptAca
| cnly to increase, Ahn uaao vino haa rWo axun and
hesrt Is not long on the sszeet
Second There E nothing 10 al1dcl the State
t.um 1esesyiua soIt ol is funds ~ aTotd stop
! rxSes Of labor In The u1nSlkon which do not my
scIt eelieye Mill osNnr.
Third F1nally. If TO rrt cut os a .st aud Eet into
| 4 condition waich L oc::lc toT al and which u
especially morc just, Is absolutely necessary to
brave o few painful moMentt, tho wotkmcn Arc
| rca.iy, o. know them III Gol g1snk that It nay
| IL The same with employs
| Well eecnuse ron a.e wu7tNscr, are not you tn
teIliscnt snd neral: II seems th3t youe PRETEND
I'd frtends fcyYtt It Is !: s1-TTa1 ts.t tScJ d.s-
cesS S..eA SUBJECT befusc Iout speaking os ~aSea
asl interests. v.tao;;t once p1uaouac.a1 the wasI
,u>.tsx- They know, howAkr, run we'll that the
situation IL u7irs.- Why, then, sa7e they aot the
ccataEc 70 tel. you So aad say "NorkEca An TIL
q7.t5 prevails IL the county, bet /: Is Of sdyaa.
I | taEc 10 xou anil II mu8t t,e sus.A!neAF WhF
Bccansc they know that voc ~oc!a a1swce no
Tut /: Is uot uIe TIA. MS lai1u.sy Is pso1:aos1
:oJor- Gise Ee you- attention Tor lev nc
Eaents 1nd Judge for yourselves
What 10 they protect IN Francr: Articles Esadt
{ BY KycAt manufacturer IN great essaoasaEaents
lruu, cloth and xlks, aad they tell yoa ttat this
= done no, IN the trteres. nt tho employer, hut II
. your interest, in orsser 70 uure ron wages
But evefJttr1c .na. foreign 1bnf pscscE.s i.sci
I In tie market in such form thxi II uaJ hun l'ou
tut not The great do not they a11o'
TITO CONC tn ......
Arr tte-r no. It Paris tHl1sy tao.saud German
who nake clothes and &hoes: Why arc they q
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is!-sharen and c,lner, with na'c, Erecaish ttnsr
toncs complexion, ~atc-y, wEttish s1uc cycs, vcTy
ror6t thin talg. nEd ragged, tc1uba'y cyea7owa
N.tI1e hnd been peculiarly undnd to hes:
itut lA1 within her El-fayo1ed body abe had the
most exa,ted and romantic conceptions" Cnc!e
p,ll was Wild, young Sophomore ftam Cam.
;T4dge, who delighted In tormenung al the taEni-
"; and Cxear WIS the blsek douar<tse, who dh
the chores, and occasionally played the nd's'c,
Cccie Fhaf!ra NJ. 6!2d-soafcd. un1El09!y BE-
rcso.en;, single hearted OLD bolg who had On
lis n4&ad the tue!ues, Of everybody else IN toxo-
the torrpwa Of every widow, the lonely feArs ol
eSery fr4nsteF, The conversion OF eycIJ Tcrrohsse
tie orthodoxy o. every minister, the uauncrs hnt
E1olals Ct ali the Iaitsa-a1l Of which Sauaeo nl1
to Le ur earl, and down late. and nytng ahco
con1usedty At An cours, full Of 1e41 full Of Kind
ne+s, Astounding II sugrrNlons asking quesuoo
sic nnsxers to which he could not stop 10 heal
u.aAi1S promises which be did not remember, hn
which rot him Into no END Of trouble with rcop'
who d. telling sccrr,s, and letting innutncr11'l
cats out OF countless args, TO the assoay and a
lrsSEt OF sil-srserved a1d well-eonducted people.
sam Lawson, the village do-noth!nS. fellow II
cnlteaE l&xr and infinitely humorous, and AlFs NJ.
hitnhle, q lcsAh1e old maid With the Endcst tca!
10 the World although opi.reskeA by eo,roF oyt
tbr sudden utsarpeaf1aec OF her sts1eT Ernil
WEIR frequent visitors II the r7aadmosherH AZ
complete the little circle who make mp Tn erstor
otSet England lEc. No, oac of roese cnaI7cle
thus introduced, cxcel; Horace and E1Ny. ha
= any ,lksl connection with the thread ot the stns
Taer pre Euerr spectators, the supenun1e1zrtes
me drnus, who a.. NJ The hacksruand. TacJ )
pnorcst oul into such strung relitf, however. Il
they eulte oyershadow the pz:nctpa1 neiofs u
n,.y. aad tie reader viii foflo' them Win qu
srueh interest - they were INC reA dFaHa
,.g.oxg. They make little world By taemse's
anc Their saytnEs and dolagh blending % mnen
nrmof and rs1hos, arc Is fascinating - tue ~
inrtl;,ne advcatr1es Of the heroes xud hefoine
uoeace Holyoke, n nh VISIONARY moments
wen the spps.tron OF boy and gH1- who arc
;cxa.d 70 exercise an important influence u
h!s ,tfe. md with whom he Is to form the uhet
t,uaste or yp..1scux Harry and Tins Fefrirn
laer pa1ne*, and they ase introduced to Us '
.hcir mother, @so has been de.e5trd ~ nel
hans, British ot1ccr totlins up h'!s-slde'
mother faint and weary, and already W1taln
shadow Of death. The three seek RELIEF ~
fnn ho1so os old Grab Smith "HH WAS cnt
1hoep sour; c1osA RnzIiy natures that now
then aze 10 he met with IN New England. w
LIE fofk1J cider-spplea. Eueaent coupoun
ha1tnesa, eoGznsAa And httetne4.
snot, be va ps11fed msn, walled ont mon
nxsxnhmhcod gzpstnies, snd sanding s!or
LII kcssbednexa" The no<tes 6ieA and HAt
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adeciel - fegari Tsaekecay Is ne1c cYEtc;
md psAsns 8; ils ssse1 ~ nv ,; ~ r. e1.s
aud Rcmols," - u these rorelt we're already
cnss!c- OF course IL woold K vE do:b:fci
nierarx rI.rs or ped ants but that Il not tic merit
| Of George Eliot uts boz fnl tnea1 way 70 ~
he5rta and lI,e1!seaces oHs = + thti; psenEa:ttF
~ oa sSRs - esa Il novels M safy eaa
ss trtEolo1s and wo-tnlcsa, but 1ho sre forced
even by their own cano1s M % teen1
he lie pe1etIaisus. asa:! :icl poser, Fa.ea s,e ev'
asns u amos, sscs5 enap:aE p:sE,p q sasss
Soes apop as:s q ea1eis., e5 n1tS SEE SEE
eas Is wo::nsass, i scgszssd 2se;els as psose
x:te Jra!ops sssy C: s:gs ne asSn. S3a5 Sfo.Ss M
~onaa writer's have .ei'!eE aay s't:e at n
Geurge E.oss rruse Easa. se sas sn1s .a,,. ~
English <.y.c, It's - tSsa.c1-s - - :asessf g
Of lin; tr more .-,5 r1c.,:rcsizc taAa iSss q
psssssoa MSa Is o sas ronsss ssses et CTs ~ rot
bbesn, no ,;osS, f::y c:s:i = as3sf,:3 a. u;
ssssE =. neE! RI! S. e. FL = PEE q Essaai
certain KIND Of Arbitration which II seems 70 ne,
hardly any novelS: ese5 sas ~ 'e:e, ,s 49,
: Il never esd s<fore, ana 50 tscccssS!r T. Y:
nsed tse2 ,sas ,es{ s1sn1 no, Ts'f fors n 's'
where soul ,uaP or Eass ;.::Szs;sa5'sl
| AWtIhefrn Nets:er" FIR eEaET!c = THc3 -
, we,rned down natt loaded WITH The 2hLosoT1E
md which the wor1a adntres in spite q tte Pnt
iosophy. Thcre arc political noyesLD:ss1 I ~ Saa.
fol tisstauee-wntca arr orly nteA.:h.e t2 Inos'
: Who nakr politics and rolteal ressonanGss -,
{ roi fe worth speaking ahout. IheEr afe move:
. "rns'e aI Tons 49,; 60 4ns,, r. csss:7 sisa
bet tneee altFr A. a1e o3f Iaefniecc1t Eanpn!-t.
D | snlrndSd1y f!lus,yated dtatFse4 The deel
: nhtlosop6,c thought Of Gtorec E1tuts noyeas sul
:: frscs And uumtEes .nea Grey Hhese- fna q:
'' nntnt 70 % setrco1 here, no ecs.-e the:e, 4
' ecff nnss interpreting between this -ctdeus H
ihst. no rpnderons moral hung atc1ad the nee
2 Of tits Of thst rer-,nase; UnlJ Joa fei tn
;, ! rcn IRE rc}cF the eoctEp1 OF one who Is II
!. Ecreiy Y:rat stctJ-teEcr. but VITO = also de-
Il | t1.nfcr. -. ----...-.,.. ...
= cau reade11 that George Eliot = the only noveat
= Who rnu Paint sueh Ea-tt4h people he Pcysel
!. Nd Tho 1nll1ve,s }ust as they real,y Ar. 81
d iocn into tae very souls Of seese people 81
i tracks cut thstr slow peculiar mental process
q she eSGotree8 them fftAh And d1n fr,m EesJ III
Mere reaffzr,, mere phntogr1phln1, sven no
the life, u not In art 1efJ yrcAs triumph
a | George xnot can niain hef dul1eat people tuse
Il eszm9 md domatsesnJ edeenvs1 She can pau
d | twa du1 people Wttn Qu1e dfdake1f WAYS
d ! tuNess-Say duu p.sn s1d da0 Vo1aaas 4
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-16
AND ERIr nAxl.Rnan.

DUFFa 10 AND FREE3 feAEGE;OaD,
- ON and after Monday, Nov. 23rd, lSGs
Passenger Trains viii run on this road follows:
leave ERIE--GorNd EAST
boPGA 4. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping Of
A'-+V Ripley, WcslGeld, Dunkilh and silver.
creek, arriving Mt Buffalo nj i,l5 A. n.
rHtHS a. W., NEW YORK EXPRESS. stup
ANtSS rug Al WcstGeld, BrOctun. D,,ukiri Sil-
Nelcreek, and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
t2,1OP.N
7.35 5na + n :: cSgIS%ATE TS8S5, wd:r5 EzgsnTs @
l,unkirk and Silycrcrcck, and arrives at
Buffalo at lo,45 Z, NJ.
GtfsgA 4. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMNODA
SsS" Tl0N stopping at all stations, ami ,il.g al
Hu!lglo at lo,4O a. N.
.e,sS =. NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping n
W. ny Northeast l'ipley Ne-riad, bUWsirt,
SiNercrcch ana Angola, arriving GS Bui-
lelo at 200 T., NJ.
LEAVE Ut IT ALa--GnINg WEST.
ERsCHS 7. NJ. DAY EXPRESS stopping nt An
H-ss0Sb gDl9 SlyccrccE, Dunkirk, Brucl0n,
Wevie'd oud Northeast, arriving at Erie
)g,NsP NJ. MAIL AND ACCoMNoDA
E'"" Il0N -topling at all stations, arriving
E.RA a. NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS stopping u
Gs'pH al stations, and arriving at Eric a. lO,lo
c,nn T NJ. srEAimoA? EXPRESS aop.
CsVV ping NJ AugOlr, Silyornrrci-, Dulkir<
BloCiu', Nestiirld and Northeast arriv.
ing AT Erie al 20 4. NJ.
FssrA \. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS. stopping n
ts'SV Silvercree', DnkillS md Westfcld, ar
irving at Eric at ADO A. N.
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster than Eiic tin
n BROWN, Cen'l @uy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-01
PRoPosA5s rsE ~ tyss s5ss RREIcKs, sLArR.

pRoPosALs FOR LyMBER, BRICKS, SLATE.
L GLASS AND COPPER,
s Rock IsLASp A ssEsA A., Sept, =. lsea.
ua Is s on SssoSes &c. fSi
fps Z, s iass, whit, Pin, y,oor,r. ,.., ,,,u,,
feet s. TaS ~. ppf i, ssstqs oss Boards ky
"a f sss Ion white Pine 'oss' ~ BY oin'hs' and
y, 100 feet white Pine Joisls, ~ BY Inches,
and - feet long, h..
from n unD sr oe s al, . hpS
IGi an AZ 70 bs h @ ~ ,s a. sh9p 80
prSPs,a; g h made Ss5 ~ fsSS tGsrS
% sso Sa s1s' % W received At this
49, gI'i H. Is IN H r. sdoMssg 9st9esr
AhOSt SIsshs fO5 sG e., 1rs snsv ,oupa
And wsli burnt Samples Will DO furnished with
Proposals wiz be made Per .hon,aud bIiss, DE-
state whether On es.: Of sSasSSs' p Pc " to
efsq s Se' sar fapsships and putting on in mortar.
with copper nails, about 600 squares square
ThS slate must be q shs Pet alhiSS SanPisss
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GALE OF MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

Cusfos. Horss, NoRroLK,yA,(
CoLLEcroR's oyyicE, Sept n, 1851,
an authorized by the Hon. George y, Boutwell,.
auction, on TUESDAY, October H. 1852, at the Gus
Ff AS SEb N TSfFkp 8 IRkISE HOS
PiTAL PROPERTY,
Situated on Washington Point, In the county Of
n,,,NoI folk.
and constructed In the most substantial manner
The lot fronts on the Elizabeth river 2s5 feet "
Inches, with an equal frontage on two wide streets
and io.foot alley, The entire premises being in'
This property Is most tfully located. Is well
adapted for a hrst-elass academy or for place Of
publ resort, and with small outlay. tho house
could be moderniEed. thereby making 1t one Of the
most beautiful and attractive private residences In
From its commanding situation. excellent Views
can be had OF the surrounding country and Of the
prsnisss from their close proximity TO he city Of
makes i a most desirable inys.iasat. and well
worthy the "'t05 TsIS "A s 81 shiE,
Three thousand dollars ltS,Oool on the day Of
sale; the balance In four 20 equal quarter. yearly
twelfth O2th) day q January, 1870, with Interest
Any failure on the part Of the purchaser to make
the payments as above will involve forfeiture to
the Government q the payments alreRdy made.
All bids to be made subject to the approval Of the
Ing the right to reject any or ali bids II deemed TO
the interests Of the Government to do so,
certificate Of sale will be given 20 the success
full bidder upon the acceptance Of his bid by the
wScn have bssH made
plat descriptive Of the above property can be
''I '''1 '" LEWIS W. WEBB,
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DROPOsALS fOh sTEAMkhs,
TREASURY DETAKrMESI.
September "a, 1869. !
Sealed proposals will be received a. this Depart
ment up 10 u m, on MONDAY, 18th OF October
next, f65 the but ding and ht,ng Of four steamers
own speeih ations-the samo to be bubmitted to
board Of ollcers-lhe Department Teserying the
right 70 reject all, II not from competent end re-
sponsible parties,
Speed being OF great Importance, the Department
has adopted This course TO invite composition, and
will require tho bidders 10 furnish dTAwings, In
dstail. OF hull and machinery, Win models Gem
plete. and the parties TO whom the awards are
the specifications, models, sc, approved,
The vessels will be q the fcllQwing dimensions
PROPELLER OF IRON, HERMAPARODlTB
Length, 40 feet on load line
Breadth OF beam, Is feet mouldoTed.
Depth OF hold, IS feet amidships.
DRAFT OF water, loaded, not TO exceed IL feet
sIDB'MWpHlEHEtp hp6hhrR I iRoS 3R Woop'
Length, l65 feet on load line
Depth Of hold, II feet.
Drag e wa,s, ret & exceed u tsSt Tended
Length, 100 feet on load liue,
Brosdth Of beam, % feet mouldsTed.
Depth ofhold, o feet.
Draft OF water not TO exceed 81 feet loaded.
Propeller, TO have one direct acting engine.
Large side-whesl Steamer, one oselllallng en-
Two Small Steamers, beam engine,
Ggo. S. BOUTWELL,,
sep2j-td Secretary ofTreasury
HoUGH LlNis DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
I J Masonic Temple. Fresh goods received tWiee
week. No stale goods kept ---
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Personal.
pRoposALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
Il ING SAMSON STREET

SURyEYORTs OFFICE, UlTY HALLl
WASHINGTON, d. o., September 81, 1850,
GRADlNG AND CRAWLING SAMSON STREET.
Sealed proposals will be IeSsIyed at tho Mayors
for grading aud grAyeltng Samson street, between
? and streets north and fourteenth and Fifteenth
lSA
Specifications for doing the work Gun be seen at
this ONCE,
Bids will not be considered which are not In
accordance with said speeiAehhtipps, ovv,v
so?l-td (Starl City Surveyor.