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National Sunday school Convention

NEwRRK, N. j., April 2s.
The third session OF the National Sun.
day School Convention met in the First
Baptist Church, this a. NJ. A large
number OF delegates from the Sunday
School organizations throughout the
Union were present. The Convention
was called to order by Edward Eggles-
ton, of Chicago, and Amos Shinkle, of
man, and Rev. H. Clay Trumbull, OF
Connecticut, Secretary.
An address OF welcome was delivered
by Gen. Runion, of Newark, commit
tees we're appointed and the ConVen-
ton was finally organized with Mr..
George Fl. Stuart, OF Philadelphia, as
permanent President, and Vice Presi-
dent from each State, and Rev. 81. G.
TrumbulI, J. 81. Vincent, of New York,
and B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago, as Secre-
taries.
On motion of L. D. Jones, of st.
Louis, the greetings OF the Convention
were extended to the Convention OF
Sunday School workers of London.
The afternoon proceedings opened
with singing by the children from the
home for little wanderers at Philadel~
phia.
A delegation from the British Pro-
vinces was introduced by the Chairman
in a speech of welcome, to which Revs.
T, II. Warling and Alexander Suther-
land, of Toronto, responded.
Rev. Mr.. Henry OF the Irish Baptist
Union, stated the progress of evangeli-
zation there.
The afternoon was occupied in hear
Ing reports from societies.
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EADY FOR SPRING TRADE, Religious
IN Book House, % Monroe street.
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WASHINGTON.
by MALL
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 81, 1869.
CANNOT QUALIFY.

CANNOT QUALIFY.
1t appears that Colonel Grove, con
tirmed as Governor OF New Mexico
cannot take the test oath, and so cannot
assume the duties of his office till Con
gress relieves him from this disability
by direct legislation. The President
desires to retain him, and will take the
opinion OF the Attorney General wheth.
er under the circumstances he can send
person to fill the office without dis
placing Grove. II he can do this. he Is
inclined to offer the place to DIR. Bard
of the Atlanta NcW Era. If the Attor-
ney General decides the office cannot be
filled without suspending Grove, it is
probable Gen. Mitchell will be lett un-
disturbed till Congress meets next
winter.
DEPARTURE FOR FRANCE.
Saturdays steamer from New York
will take out to France Minister Wash
burne, NJ. Berthemy, French Minister
here, and Montgomery Gibbs. Wash
burne's credentials and instructions
have been sent him by mail, and he
leaving. Gibbs, who did not get the
Paris Consulate, still retains his posi-
ton as special agent or the Treasury
on the Continent, and returns now to
his duties.
BROKERS MONEY TAXED AS CAPITAL.
The Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue has after long and careful con-
sideration come to decision in the case
between ex-Assessor Webster and the
New York brokers. This was a test
case made up for the benefit of the
whole country, and is of interest to the
general public and business men every
where. The Commissioner rules that
money used by brokers In their busl-
ness, however obtained, must be taxed
as capital. The decision will be pro-
mulgated in day or two in the ordi-
nary manner.
ROBERT E. LEE,
Who has been in Baltimore for some
DAYS, Is expected in Alexandria to-
morrow to remain till the end OF the
week.
PERSONAL.
Speaker Blaine has bought hand
some house here for thirty thousand
dollars, and will occupy 1t next winter.
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COMFORTING AND BEAUTIFUL. 1.-The
" Blessed Dead and Risen Souls" Just re-
ceived at Religious Book House, y Monroe
Street.
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THE Utica Herald calls Sprague "tbe
Gnat."
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0he1mteuiqtnrer
The Memphis Convention.

The objects of the Commercial Con-
vention to be held at Memphis on the
18th of next month are officially stated
to be "to secure the cordial and active
cooperation of the people of the Ohio
and Mississippi valleys in the effort to
build up direct trade with Europe
through the South Atlantic seaports,
and to discuss the necessity for a rail-
road from the Mississippi river to the
Pacific ocean over route unobstructed
all the year" The question of leveeing
the Mississippi and that of immiRra-
ton are also, it is said, to be taken into
consideration. Direct trade with
Europe and the vast Pacific coast
through Southern seaporLs is of course
practicable, and the only wonder is
that it has been neglected so long.
A very heavy direct trade would
have been established through those
ports many years before the war if the
people of the South lad then been
aroused, as they now are, to the neces-
siIy of using their utmost efforts to avail
themselves of all the immense advan-
tages their position gives them. Since
the commencement of thu war, broken
up and broken down as they have been,
and subjected TO circumstances that
have rendered life mere struggle for
life, it has of course been out OF their
power to establish great national or sec.
tional policies, but the time has now
probably come or is at hand when they
can take action with an energy that
they have never put forth and a success
that they have never achieved or even
attempted to achieve. That the South
ern Pacific railroad is to be built and
built soon is one of the facts of the fu-
ture, although Congress has denied to
such a road even the right of way. 1t
will be constructed, probably without
pockets OF the people, and it will ac-
complish for the SOuth double what the
other railroads to the great Western
ocean will accomplish for their sections.
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The inquiry for all textile fabrics
continues limited, and prices rule low
but steady. The only change of mo-
ment to-day being in StratfOrd extra
4 4 bleRched muslins, which are selling
at 14c, and Norfolk 4-4 do, which are
reduced to 1O%c. In other classes of
cottons there is no particular change to
observe.
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DOoKs ORDERED EVERY MONDAY
b morning by Religious Book House, ~
Monroe Street. april
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Cheese

oe BOXES CHOICE FACTORY:
ID Just received by
LIST, MORRISON & co.
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Advertising.

The Philadelphia Ledger, on Satur-
day last, presented to its readers over
fifteen hundred separate and distinct
advertisements, representing all branch
es of the great business and industrial
interests of that city. Tho result of u
liberal system of advertising is seen in
the growing prosperity of trade and
commerce in that city. The assertion
is perfectly safe, that were the business
men and citizens of Philadelphia TO
stop advertising, her trade, commerce,
and home business would in ten years
show a marked decrease. The adVer-
Using columns of local paper are,
among business men in all enter
prising communities, a reflex of
the business energy of a city, and n
newspaper well filled with adver-
tisements is ofmutuHl benefit. II "a shoe
maker, by advertising, secures the
patronage of new customer, his neigh
bors, the tailor, the halter, and the
furnishing store are all benefited by il,
and he in turn receives Il similar bene-
e t from their advertisements. But it is
Il stubborn fact, that the mass of our
business men do not understand this
theory, and they fail to advertise
because an immediate return is not
always seen.
Millions of dollars have been Thrown
away" as some small trade people
would call it, by such men as Bonner,
Brandreth, Wright, Townsend, Drake,
Phalan and host OF others, but it has
been thrown away as tho farmer throws
away his grain in seed time, with the
confident assurance that bountitul
harvest will be the reward.
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~ KINDS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL Music
Id Religious Book House, - Monroe st.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after
the trst visit they can take the treatment
home and use 1t until cured, wlthout pam
or interruption to their usual vocation.
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Ne Plus Ultra Lime.

7OO BBLs. NE PLUS ULTRA LIME,
lUU fresh burnt, and IN go0d stEonG par
cels. PC. H1LDRECH q BRO.
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Hoofand's German Bitters.
AND
HOOFLAND'8 GERMAN TONIC

PREPARED BY Dr. G II. JACKSON:
PHILADELPHIA, PA .
Thirty five years since they were first In
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer
Ing humanity TO q greater extent, than any
other remedies knO Un to the public.
These remedies will eftectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous IIebIliLy,T NChrOnic Diarrh0'a,
Disease OF the Kid lneyS, and all DissR-
ses arising from a DISoricred Liver,
stomach or IuteEI tines.
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From sIr. Chns. W. HalInr.

FREDERICK CITY. Nd. Sept, IL, 1858.
From a conviction of beneft arrived from
the use of DR.. HOonand's German Tonic, al
though in general averse to Patent Medi-
cines, cordially recommend the ''TonIc" To
all suffering with Dyspepsia, as no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and pOr-
mamanent relief"
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TfSATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, TX
poSuTe, kcveB, &C.
There is no medicine extRnt equal to these
impaired to the whole system; the appetite Is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach
dIgesLs properly, the blood is purified, the
the yellow tIngc Is eradicated from the eI eS, u
bloom Is given to the cheeks and the WeRE
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
healthy being.
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GEO. W. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
Juolge Of the Supreme Court Of PeylSSylVOBlE0.
PHILADELPHIA April 2s. 1855.
81 consider "Hoohand's German Bitters"
a VALUABLE MEDICINE in case of attacks OF
Indigestion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience of 1t.
Yours, with respect,
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Eh1toOI'o N ' (1-FC4ID Nv 4l1Eh'
Aud feeling the hand of timc weighing
heavily upon them, with all its attendant
ills, will fnd in the use of this BITTER5, or
the TONIC. an elixir that will insIiIl new
lie into their veins, restore In a measure the
energy and arClOr OF more youthful days
build up their ahrunken forms, and give
health and happiness To their remaining
yeRrB., "
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uoonand.s German Bitters. per bottle 500
halfdOEen 500
Hoodands German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 50 per bottle or half dozen for
SS@Do not forget to examine well the ar
ticIe you cuy, in order 10 get the genuine,
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From Rev. Joseph II. KenDnrI, ID. u.
49, Of .h. Z;..,th Rnr,tisE Church. Rhln.

From Rev. E. ID. FendaIl.
A4sist1nt Editor Of the ChTtStt0'I Chronicle.
Philadelphia.
have derived decided beneht from the
use OF HOOflan's German Bitters, and feel It
my privilege 10 recon- amend them as most
valuable tonic. TO all who are suffering from
general debility, or from diseases arAlne
from deranGenent OF the liver.
Yours, truly,
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EVERYWHERE.

FOB SALE BY ALL
DRUGGISTS AND STOREKEEPERS
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rlsa well established fact that fully one
popula1ion Sot are sci dom in the enjoy
msnt iaI Of good hsaltn' or. to 5na; use
we'll" They are lanKuid, devoid OF NIL
energy, extremely nervous, and have no AT.
petite.
the TONIC, Is especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use OF either OF
these re NEEDLES. They win cure every CASE
OF MARASMUS, without fail.
ThOusands OF certificates have accumulat-
ed in the hands OF the proprietor, but space
will allow OF the publication OF but a few.
Those, II will be observed, are men OF note,
and of such standing that they must be be-
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Speaker Blaine has bought hand
some house here for thirty thousand
dollars, and will occupy it next winter
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SAbE9EE sFATEs AEhPRK AMP
WEST VIRGINIA. AND VICINITY.


wAsgiS0ros, September %. 1880.
In pursqsnee o. the .ei approved Dsssgber l5.
is sP5 y ss s'ss 81
ws;. sHS y, SY,es az ss s 81 PosSe
i aIo% az d., aSt .od and con-
The ..S' ,S 81 eli Rssr e,
70 describe It hetsini bat description Of the sAps
i Ssby lei letter to hIs odies.
. fSS .r fSs XII S. :Ga p u
land runninE to the western boundary on the Po.
% v. . sas ~. e ID
Ing on this ground, and The iousd.tions 81 seveIal
S a. .d as Af p. Sa
The others are mostly east Iron with wooden
The second will be the site Of the Rihs Factory
nSd w upsa Which have sssn bSs he
'. III ssnIf % 30 i Shenandoah Ferry with
The 'SSS s right to Gu. and
remove wood from q tract Of .So acres, mountain
sG S b Ss isa. 10 ds Iron ere from
friends Ore Bank. acquired BY deed from Henry
The remainder. consisting Of Houses and Lot. in
The 0oyeInmsnt VIII convey to ths PSIshsssT,; &,
right and title to the property, which Is believed
to be perfect n every case, ..,,
and security for the payment Of the purchase
%tSiSn sfa !Hs: sss Ike .ats 20 '0p'a WIN
"A map showing the msts. and bounds Of the
harpsT's Ferry property Will DO exhibited At tho
The aoysrumsut reserve. the right to withdraw
any or all lots offered II The bids are nGt sstasfAe'
tory Brsvs. Major General, CHEF d r oTGp sa
NOTICE TO DRLIEaUESTs.
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or!IoE Coz. OF sussIsTEScI. o. 8. Al
Rooa No. Q. ksInRPsls. ISIS, buiLpIso, I
CIEeiszAfI, ONO, September -, 1850,
Sealed proposals y duplicate, With copy q this
m on the ?sth day o October, 1892 for furni.hipE
the United states Subsistence Department with the
following stores:
70 barrels Moss Pork.
100 barrels Family Flour.
Q 2l3 pounds " hlts Beans.
1881 pounds Rio Coffee.
a23O pounds Of Sugar. (squal to standard. stuarts
90 gallons OF Vinegar.
$50 pounds Ada. Candles, dull woiEht)
ZOO pounds Family Soap.
SO pounds OF Salt
Samples Of the artieles Except pork to be fur.
nished.
The above articles to be Of good quality, put up
In good pack ages, and to be delivered at the
house Of the accepted bidder, FREQ Of charge for
PTopo..ls Y be addressed to the ,gquacr.isssd,
Captain g. &. Brsvet Major, U. 8. Army.
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YALE OF MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY,

GALE OF MARINE HOSPITAL PRoPkRTY,
ousror: Horsn. Eo.soL.,yA,l
lem auihoIiisd 81 the Hon. asoise !, boutwell,.
q sf III ale
ten; h9 S, N9,fDIty 6 q Il S'slSst Ht,,r NOS
PiTkL PROPERTY.
su'ted on w.'hlnfsS1 Point In the county Of
The building Is Of brick, three stories In height.
and constructed In the most srbstantisl manner.
The lot fronts on the kliiabsth river ~ feetlh
closed y ith solid brick wall.
This property 10 most beautifully located. 70 we'll
Iublic resort, and with a small outlay, the house
could he moderniIed, thereby maxim II oss Of the
most beautiful and attractive private residences In
from its commanding stu alton, excellent views
can be hsd Of the ,uIroundinE country and Of the
Elizabeth river far below Craney l-lauG. These
premises, from their elote proxim " T. the city Of
SsESf ysf Ss ' It. sd IA VIZ
worthy the a'se9 rsSS a esy az s.is.
sales the balance 10 four - equal quarter yearly
tseif.h UahJ dsy Of January. ls7S. with interest
Any failure on he PAT Of the purchaser to make
the payments as above will Involve forfeiture TO
the Government q the payments already made.
AZ bid. to be made .16ise, 70 he .ppIoy, Of the
ips the risht 70 reject Any or all bids II deemed to
the interests Of the Government TO do so,
4 eeri neate Of sale will be Given 70 the success
Secretary Of The Treasury. and the deed executed
WsI re ~ s.'s ssss T.ss
seen upon calling at this oms ss,vrs w wppp
oel-td Collector
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ID RoPosALs FOR suBsIsrEEoR.
RELRrrIso OF CONTACTS FOR DRAIN.

HIApa'as DEpAHrnnFr OF rvs PLArrH,l
CHiEg ouAnrzInAsrlR's OFFICE, !
onAIA. NEE, Oct .. 1ep
Sealed bids. is duplicate. With f.arantss signed
eompsaied By . deposit Of one thousand doiisrs,
!. 1 further. euarast viii be received a Ihis
Camp Douglsss,, Utah, ssd Fort Bridgsr- wyo-
vsmbef l. isso. fcr be very 81 oss Sasdfsd and
oIfs. d '5iii:' 81 "A II CANT Dooo.
aud ave hundred thousand go, 6ool pounds Of
BRtDGBR, WYOMING.
One third Of the whole quantity to be delivered
zach month from the perfection Of the sosrHet uni
The orain % b. Q, good m..ehss,.bl. quality,
weight, the weight Of sacks 70 be deducted, and the
Oats md Barley 70 be In BurlAp sacks Of the usual
size; the Corn to Be In good Gusny saeks-all we'll
The right TO reject auy or all bids !. reserved.
Aeopy Of this advertisement must be attached 10
each bid. Bids will be recsivsd for ten Thousand
t0, ODD pounds or more. not sxeeedipg the quaint.
Ties hrst stated Blank bids can be obtained from
tbs auArtermastsr 1t either post named.
who have hsIs,ofoIe failed 70 comply with their
By order Of Brsvst Msjor General AuEur
WILLIAM MYERS.
oets.td Brevet BrEadier Cen, Q. q H.
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Sealed PROPOSALS will be received until noon,
OCTOBER y; is9, At ws.h,sslon Asylum, tor
tons while Ash Coal. thirty cords Oak Wood, aud
nfty cords Bsksrs' Pine. The Coal must be free
tor, nd the Wood 10 be Of good, Die quail.
ity, all Of which must be delivered within % days
from date Of contract.
The Commis.iossrs reserve the right 10 reject any
or all Of the bids,
By order OF the Board OF Commissions Of the
wa.hinston Asylum. O. A. KUHN,
oc1.6t secretary.
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n
y Corrns or rns "NAf1orAl Rnruszz
oAN" can be obtained every morning Al the
following places, q, mn, MON
WASHINGTON. J Il Ill /
BfsHoP's Nnws STAND, WiliArds' Hotel.
BARxsR's News Stand, National Hotel.
oocHaAr's Nsws srAxp. nstropoiitsa
wnrs,ssrs's Nsws srAsp, Esssw nosss.
Nrxxo's Nsws srAHp. ssatoa Houss.
WtLxrHs' Nsws sfArD. 81. Janss Hotel.
z. dRrna, Ns~s Dealer, fff,f rsaasyitaaia
svenus, bstwssn Seventeenth and Eishtesnth
streets. 1 lH..
PARxuR's Boox AND PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. Ass seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
rHoxAs O. ASH, stationer, southwest cor.
ner Of Eighth and streets. .1...
W. b. b. MAJoi, al drberss pinint saloon,
ssf street. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHN O. BuRasR, No. ne \ street, bstwssa
Twelfth and Thiftesnth streets.
JoHH A. Burtsi, Stationed, ~ =, near fhir-
. teenth street.
,.tossfH snrtLrldroA, ststioosr, Sofnsr u
Fodr.and-s-hsif ssfeet and Fsnnsyivanis ave.
nue.. ..#
WI. 4 o. n, Moaarsos. Boofsoilsrs and
stAtioners, w. Pennsyivania avenue, between
Four-and-s-hsif and Sixth streets.
BuaIs's Nsws sfArp. Kirkwood HOUSE.
PRzHDnR 4 Co., ststionTs, ~ Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CHAs. II. ArprRsor, ststionsr. ~ Seventh
street. between + and O streets. lH
JAMES BsLLnw, stationer, tsc,< Seventh,
between q and II. IND
8. q. 9. BAnsouR, stationsr, sTs Seventh
street, between n snd streets. I.f. @.
JoHH A. Vas DoRAH, StAtionsr, Il south
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hiii. E1-l
wILLrAn BARrLurr, statiousr, No. % east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill. Hr. ... .r.I
s. o. MIELs, stationsr, H street north, tive
doers east df Third street vest.
Ron. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner Of Eighth street east and street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, s1l
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
QnoRaKrowH.
q. 7. 0srrr q Co., Stationcr, 100 bridge
street. 10
VIZ. A HEaRos. I2s Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA,. #..
dKo. T. FnKSoH, Bookseller and Stationer,
% King street.
j. Oox, News Depot and Dollar Jswslry
store Ill King street. MD
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0YPieE DBror QuARrsRnAsrHR.l
CoRSEloy CAnP lID souIH srssETs,

INV oaLsiss. Ia. sept Is. isa.
Will be sold at pa Bile auotion. on Monday, o.
tobef q, lsdp. at 0reenvils, Louisiana, the pub-
pitsL
The barracks consist Of forty. Ave t4y Frame
works, with condenser, pipes, &e., q complete
Gas Works, with condenser. tank. pipes, &c.,
four thousand Ave hundred 0.sooj fost. more or
less, Of FenoiuE
seen upon application At this once.
saleto commence a. II a m, and TO continue
Terms cash, Property at the risk Of purchaser
after the date Of sais. A tsAsonAble time will DO
By order OF Brevet BhHaiier General Fred.
Myers, Deputy QuArtermAster General and Chief
g. J, srRAN0.
Breyet Lieutenant CoioLel ant Assistant Quar-
teIm,sier U S army. Depot ausrtermAstsr.
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pRoPosALs FOR sUPPLIEs.

w..h H.grR.E 3 q .s., 2 SI,s sss
SsI n os.essi,o i%. isr, tSs below a..srissd
esst gydltty, 70 be delivered al the washin xion
Nahd hsrd 'gsiss n e ne usual eendlicns.t
2,o9 Ave hoa.andl cubic feet whlis OaE Los.
Bidders are referred to the Assistant Naval Con
Blank forms for bids 20 b had a. this once Bid.
dsss I'll :sass !. ,hsir eids the date within which
EDWIN STEWART,
octs-A Paymaster q. 9. NAVY
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Steamboat Lines.
Tor LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.

EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
Il TOWN.
lNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
SAILING FROM NEW YORK,
EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TDEsDtYS.
Tickets sold to and from Rpglsud, ireland, and
the Continent
For further Information, spgiz to-
joins D. DALE,
Agent. 10 BIoadWsy. Now York. or
MIDDLETON CO.,
auEb-u Bankers. Washington.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
/ PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
Wood and Coal.
WOOD AND COAL.

osa.sn;r. q Weed .nd GSs,l sIjI Al ssIsREs
between o and D north, opposite railroad depot.
Families Aad others lay Ing In their winter supply
deal In no other coal than the pure "Lykens VAL
ley, /" Red Ash and the Baltimore Company, White
other foreign substance, to any part Of the city.
Attention 70 called to our large stock Of Wood,
which Is the best the market can produce. And "
DO sold al the lowest market price. Remember the
P'"'' WIN. wARDBR Co,
Dealers In Wood and Coal, first street west. be-
tween q and D north opposite Railroad depot
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-11
Government SALES.
CALI OF oDARrIRnIsrER's sroRis,

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CoRNsR CAnP AIp eogrH sTRsETs,
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9e.obsr .. ls1. A vieh.surs Press. corner o.
., 81 pounds Oats,
10 Iron BeadstsaAs,
D stoyes, tassorted,D
Ambulance,
7Carts.
70 wheelbarrovs,
ePaulins.
100 feet Rubber Hose,
..... Loo pounds Horse and Muls Shoes.
Together with "a assortment Of Carpentefn' wheel:
MrIGhts', Blaeksmiths', and saddiers' Tools and
Also, al the same place. one Barge, now Jylus on
the river bank. near Chaimstts National Gene
tory.
BY order % Brsy.t BRIG. Der. fred Myers. chief
ou'rternaster, Department Of Louisiapa
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and Assistant oaartermsster,
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