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Aatioual Aupnblitau.

N CorrEs or nus g NATIONAL RnrUBI-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places 30.
BIsHor's NEWS STAND, wiilsrdS Hotel.
CocHHAss News STAND, metropolitan Hotel.
wDzBnRerR's NEWS srAsp, Ebbitt House.
KIxBALL's Nrws STAND, seaton House.,
WtLKiss' Nsws STAND, 81. James Hotel.
PARKxn's BOOK AsD PxaIopIdAL Daror,
No" as Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. ...' 10 Il. .g..
w.D. b. MAJOR, at oiibsrt's Dining Saloon,
os7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JOHN O. BuRoBR, No. fTs y affect, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHN A. BurLsn, ststioner, arb near Thir.
teenth.
BuRKs's NRws STAND, Kirkwooa House.
CHARLRs II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Sew.
enth street, between + and @ streets.
JAMES BntLnw, statloper, tso,f Seventh be-
tween @ and II. 90. 'I.,r...
s. Q, S. BARnouR, stationsr. SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets. .'a .0r.
JONI A. VAN DoRAr, Stationer, Il south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street. Capitol Hin.
WmlrAM BARrLErr, Stationer, No. 80 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill. ..t
s. o. MILLS, stationer, II street north, two
doors east OF Third street west.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, ST.
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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PROPOSALS FOR fUKHIsnINa LlGHT.
L HOUSE SUPPLIEs.
USITED srAIEs LIaHr- HousE DEPOr,)
ToMPkINsYILLR. krAIEH InLAAp. N Y.

usiTKp STATES Lia5r. HovsE DEPor.l
rOArA'S'''L1s' Static i ip.ii B. y fss J"
us sSf Is on sRfU III +; r:S ~; SS:.
lures and dealer. only. Tor iarsi.SiaS any or
& S Gs .sss Il sspSy fO ,I p1sd
Chimney ,brds shes, SD
Flexible brushes, 400
W VII Ss ash Sffui.,ES.s..s
Clamp or scrub brust,s.s.
Hand dusting brushes, 30.
White Lead 70 BE- pure and Of the best quality,
Black lead. ground 10 oil, 10 Be- pure and Of tn,
best quality. packed In lfx.psund cans. 800
Putty. best quality. In pound bladLers. 90
Linseed oil. best quality. In barrels. SO gallons
gallons;
rolls, 1900 yards
GR%asys tS SiSpS Sr SEacF, IN tSs., az
Ghimneys, fourth order, 30 in a box, S,06N.
WIKI f5 s9E sSPlSs I R2i' ~ SsasSs
Whiting, 200 pounds.
GGT TS ssI N i|t;{Ard pieces. zoo Pieces.
Spirits Of wine, full proof. In barrels, go gall
Clock oil, 800 vlals.
Soap, IN p.pound boxes, 900 pounds.
s s, asss 10 10 60 ssdS u Suh &C. WIN
speetor's Office at Boston, Massachusetts, aud at
All packages must be marked or stamped - o.
:; L. u. Est., with also the names and quantity
The bids must be sealed and indorsed Proposals
for iurnishing Light-Hou Establishment Sup.
plies, and no proposals W be considered unless
evidence hat the bidder Is manufacturer or rcgn.
lar dealer 10 the articles proposed, aud has the
The LiEGt-H9use Inspector, reserves the right to
reject any or all the proposals offered, II deemed
lnsdector Third Light House District
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[oFFIcLAL.1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Third Session OF tho
Fortieth Congress.
TPItRITC-NO. ISL

lPUBLTC-NO. bS.
Az ACT ameudatory Of the act providing
for the sale Of tho arsenal gror lds at St.
Louis and Liberty, Missouri, and for other
purposes, approved July twenty-five, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-clght.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Amer
lea Ia Congress assembled, That so much
of the third section Of the act providing for
, the sale of the arsenal grounds at Saint
Louis and Liberty, Missouri, and for other
purposes, approved July twenty-five, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-elght, as grants to
the city Of Saint Louis the west ernmost six
acres of the tract Of ground occupied by the
Saint Louis arsenal, be, and the same Is
hereby, repealed, SO far as 1t deslgnates the
part Of said tract so granted, and In lieu of
said westemmost six acres there shall be
granted to said city, for the purposes and
upon the conditions expressed In said act,
other six acres ofsaid tract, to be designated
by the Secretary Of War; and that the period
limited in said act for the erection Of the
monument therein contemplated to be
erected shall be considered as commencing
at the time when the Secretary of War
shall have designated the six acres of said
tract to be granted to said city; Provided,
horeUer, That no part Of the said six acres
shall be selected east of the western line of
the ground occupied by the Saint Louis and
Iron Mountain railroad.
Approved, March 8, 1860.
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pRoPosAkS FOB PAVING and GRAZING
I THE OF d STREET NORTH,
BETWEEN SECOND STREET WEST AND NEW
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT AND ISsPBcTOR1
OF SEWERS, CARRIAgBwAYs. AND \


OFFICE or srrKRISrEsDEsr AND lSsPBCTORl
OF SEWERS, CARRIAgRwATs. AND
Sealed proposals viii be receiy "A "a The Mayor,
pTox@ SS' Or y PsySs ths d sree
north. between Second street west and New Jerse,
portions Of the street, also 70. settling new and re
settling old Curb. laying Outer stone, laying new
along the line Of said pavement.
The work to be done to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioner aud the Assistant Commissioners
appointed by the Mayor. and In conformity with
Paving Stones to be from yc to eight inches tn OK
OF wide, and not less than seven inches deep, to be
gravel, freq from clay loam, and four inches Of
sharp sand, to be laid In three layers, each layer
thoroughly ,rammed with a oO-pouhd Tammer. the
top layer u sand to be well watered before ram
ming.
The CONTRACTOR will be required to lesyo a sur.
face Of two hundred feet In length Of the whole
Width OF the earriageway exposed for inspection.
well puddIed, Gutter stone to be Of the best New
York North river stone, II pieces not less than
tSau four iSscs thlcE he top suTtaee to be we'll
SresSsd aud tie ENDS coSey IpipLed Curb stone e
not less tSsn t6rre fee long and not less Iran
twenty inches wide or deep, and not less than hve
zach fS TOP cSs To- snd &c
closely iointed, aud to be Of uniform thickness.
New asE iSS!Eay' to 6s q 1hS ESst GG&liPy 20, q
feet In length, sixteen inches wide, and not less
than six Inches thick, the top surface and edges e
iJintod together,
Bidders will state the price, work and material
INCLUDED, per square yard for stone paving, pei
cubic yard for grading, per lineAl foot for laypp
gutter stones, per linea foot for setting new curb
stone, per lneal foot for resetting old curb stone
per square foot for laying new nag footways, pei
SQUARE foot for relaying old dag f9otwayIs, Thu
foundation Of sand and gravel to he included ii
tho bid for paving,
The old materials and surplus earth to be dcpos
tied 10 such place Ms the Ward Commissioner,
may direct
All old materials to DO the property OF the Cor
poratOn or the property owners.
The expenses to DO betrayed by assessment, &C
cOrding to existing laws.
The right is reserved by the Mayor to reject any
or all bids
. Each bid must be RccOmpaa ied with the writer
guarantee Of 4 responsible person known In b,
such) that, II accepted, the bidder will execute d
contract IN due form, aud perform the work Ia ac
cOriance Herewith.
Tho guarantee must be In substance as follows
A. b. guarantee, II this bid be acco ptrd by the
Mayor. that the bidder VIII enter Into contract
for the same, aud perform the work according Ia
tue requirements thereof. Sgusd-A d,
=. II. DONEHAN,
49, Inspector OF Streets &c,
Washington. u. ., April .. lsA ap27lm
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PROPOSALS ron oLoTHiEo AND oLorHIN o

NANr
Separate proposals, sealed and indcfseJ ''pro.
posals for Clothing and Clothing Materials - will
be received a this Bureau until 2 o'clock, p, IN ,
On the nrst day Of May, lSp. for Furnishing aud
dellyeTlng a the United States Navy'Yard at
the notification Of the acceptance Of proposal, lie
articles specided In tho following list, viz:
1000 yards Dlne Flannel y. r.
SnS p.,I. WS9llsn Socks.
the option 81 the bidder, spd in case more than on,
srticic Ia contained Ia The oder the Chief u Is,
Bureau will have the right to accept one or more
o. the articles contain in such Offer and reiec.
the remainder. Offers must embrace the whole
AMOUNT Of any one or more Of the articles required.
shoes and sock must conform with the samples at
no Nayy'yards at New York, Philadeiphia, aud
Boston, and for Information as to the laws and
regulations Tin pamphlet form) regarding con.
tracts, buders are referred to the Offices Of the
yards.
Every offer mu;t be accompanied by a written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per.
sons. that the bidder bidders will II his or their
bids be accepted, enter INTO an obligation within
I'VE days, with good and ulhcient suretes, to tur-
nish the articles proposed.
No proposal will Be considered unless aceompa.
MED BY such guatantes. and the Department will
consider itself at liberty to reject any proposal
tined by tho Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the
district In which hoy rrslde, and unless the II.
eense required by act Of Congress 10 furnished with
the proposal,
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Cow
eminent HORATl0 BRIDGE,
mhelwIt Chief Of Bn rNsr
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TO take the deposition Of such absent witness
or witnesses, Ia such form as said court may
prescribe, touching the execution Of such
will or codicil, and the competency Of the
testator or testatrix, at the time Of the exc
cutlon thereof, and such deposition when re-
turned 70 said court shall be received therein
as competent evidence, and have the same
force and effect az II said witness or Wit.
nesses were personally present and tcstifying
cases the original viii or codicil shall ae-
company such commission, and be exhibited
to the witnesses 30 tesufying. arr ,r'...
Approved, March Q, 1900. go. a.
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DEPARTMENT W fHk lNfRRlOR.
WAsuINuTuN, u. G., April u, 1859
Proposals Tor furnishing suru stationery ~ may
DO REQUIRED by this Dvparunent and the bureaus
aud Offices thereof duT."g tho remainder ~ the
fiscal year ending Juus a, lsdg, will DO received
until u o clock, III. Of Saturday, May l, lS,g
Each proposal must be signed by the ind iYldual
or hTln max ing 1t, aul be accompanied by salts.
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute a
contract with good aud sufficient bonds II his bid
Is accepted Tor any or all articles,
All articles furnished must be Of tho best quality
OF their Kind.
Bond with approved security will 10 required
Of the PARTY to whom the contract may be awarded.
On failure to furnish any altic 10 when required,
In reasonable time, the right Is reserved Of pur-
chasing il open market, or OF declaring the con.
tract forfeited and II greater price than the
tract price be paid for such article, the difference
will be charged to the cOntTaotO-.
The Department reserves the tight TO reject or ac
cept the bid on all articles singy or collectively,
An estimate OF the quaint .les which will be
needed, aud blank forms for btdding, c0nlAini n
full information, In accordance with this adyGT.
tisement, will be furnished on application.
Proposals unaccompAnied by satisfactory guar
autses viii not be considered. and contracts will
be awarded only to established manufacturer OF
dealers In the articles.
Bidders " III be required TO conform their bids 10
the spec hcaliOns furnished, and failure to do so
will cause the TeJeutiOn ofAny bid
Proposals must be addressed 10 tho sacTetary Of
the Interior, aud DO indOrSed 'PrOpOsAls Tor btG
NOneTy. - j. d, cox,
spiS,D,ls,g?,9,9 Secretary,
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TuE NEw YORK Circus closes lie season
Of one week tonight. There will be mat
ince this afternoon, and our citizens will un-
dersta1d that to-day Is their last chance TO
see this unsurpassed entertainment. Moth
ing In the circus line that we have ever Wit
messed reaches In real interest this comblna-
ton.
THE ocToRooS was brought out last night
at the National and was very well rendered.
There will be matinee this afternoon, aud
tonight the benefit Of Mr.. Glenn.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FoR COAL.

DEPOT ouAhrgRNlsTER,s OTrtcr,l
ST. Borfs, Mo-, April 81, 1882
Sealed proposals, in duplloats, will le Tsesiyed
q this otfe, until 2 O'clock ,, m, SATURDAY,
Nay J., $50. for .uPplylng this department With
mot to exceed 10, & 10 bushels,D -
Y be delivered from time 70 time, in sneh qnanti
until March 81, ls7p : =
An approved bend Of Twelve bundled dollar
anre Of the contract -
ID nheriaht TO reject any or all bids Il reserved
eompanHh BY cop, OF this adyertisement, and In.
dorsed, Proposals. for Coal and addressed to
y No BIDS will be considered that do not comply
arietly with the requirements OF this advertise
ment.
By order Of c. q. NJ. Military ggtvlssl,s,q, No.
myl s- Bvt. L. Col. AID D. a H.
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HBADorARrBRs FtRsT MILITAET DIsrRIGr,)
OFFICE CHEZ QUARIERAAsTHR, !
RICHMOED, Va, April q, 1872.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, viii be received
AZ this Office until u m on SATURDAY, May Is,
1862, for the delivery Of good, meTehAutable. dry.
hard, body WOOD At the National Cemeteries In
the First Military District, as follOw':
Culpeper, II cords.
City Point, II cords
Cold HArbor, u cords
Danyille, II cords,
Frederick sburg, - cords.
fort Harrison. II cords.
Glendale, IA cords.
Poplar Grove, % cords.
Staunto1. Il cords.
Seven Pines, II cords.
Winchester, 10 cords.
To be delivered at such times and In such quAn-
%, 1870,
ProPosals may be made for the whole or any
part Of the wood required.
All proposals must be guaranteed by responsible
parties In the usual form, and made sui ect to tho
conditions mentioned in previous advertisements
by order Of the ouartsrmas,er General United
States army. J. O, CHANDLER,
BTeyst Colonel and Chief QuartefmaHter firul
Military District, Apa.td
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FARE,
PROM ALEXANDRIA, TO

Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timoTe steamers, Railroad or Express, to care \,
II. Havenngr, General Agent at Alexandria, viii
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for COM
mission.
Commit ton Passenger Tickets between Alex
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day OF Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
those and intermediate points, at reduced rates
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap2I-tf General Superintendent,
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Proposals.
A UoTioX SALE or G9yERsnEST pRoP.

A UCTIoN SALE OF GQyBRSMEST PROP.
Will be sold al tho onartermaster Building In
Raleigh, North Carolina, tnorth Of lhe Baptist
ohureh, 9n salisbury street, on The ah q MAY.
ThIessl csst Iron Stove. ons tl pair Andirons,
lpShoyelsi onenJ Bell one ~ seefetary one ~
be,l Yoke aud wbeeli one ~ Set scalssi, four ~
one az Hsndsaw one dj Black walnut Notary
bs:k e 4i,I, Ii!s5 AZ ~ o.s bSsss SSs
ono AZ aeuse, sosis0 Two ID bs,fs AID. rabies;
fsa iHS b fsaps Sns hI II spS lsS
llsid Ssis two t2l Maps o. tbs Uni "a States ,tws
ss SssselS Sn. ~; Ts' , W Psdi9sa egsl
stoVssi one III Anvil one N hget iron boz sieve
ione " peIse. PoitAblsl one Stosk and Dye ono
a,siarss. one q Two bOrseFihiiy Rossswsy Car.
Many Of The chairs and dssks are Of the best
The building offered for sale 10 DrlSo In dImsn.
s,SasL snd ,s sI!nated near the hotel now being
Terms: Cash Ia ooyernmsut funds.
JAMES McCLRERY,
cantain tjth Infantry. Disbursing Once u. 3. A.
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TPUBLIC-No. 5g.1

An ACT to amend IN act entitled can act
to provide national currency secured by
pledge Of United States bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" by extending certain penalties
to accessories.
BE 10 enacted blythe Senate and House Of Rep.
rtsentdtiues Of he United States Of Amsried b,
Congress assembled, That every person who
shall aid or abet any officer or agent of any
association in doing any of the acts enum-
"An act to provide national currency SO.
cured by a pledge of United States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and re.
dcmptlon thereof" approved February
twenty -afth, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, with intent to defraud or deceive,
shall be liable TO the same punishment there
in provided for the principal.
Approved, March 8, 1860.
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PROPOSALS PoR NAVY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE or PAYHAsTER. U. 5. NAVY, !

OFFICE or PAYNAETER, U. s. NAyV,l
No. u KlLDY STREET, }
BOsTUS, Apr ! %. lSN.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed ''Pr0po,als Tor
Navy huIplie+;, will be received at his Oiiee
unul Monday, May :, 1859. ut Q. IN, to bo opened
Immediately thereafter, for tho articles named
below. Offers for rs CHI requisition must be sep
Aratcly tnolOsed, with the number OF the IFquisi-
ton on the envelope. The right l. reserved 10 re
lect any or all bds also to award each article or
Item on requisiton separately. in the interest of
the uoNernment, All the articles must be Of the
best quality subject to tho usual inspection, and
delivered at the CharleAtown navy yard immedi :
ately, free oi expense to the Government
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Requisition No. 4
SO feet Sheet Brass. Is inches wide, No ~. wire
gauge.
pl2feet Sheet Brass. II inches wide. No. II. wire
gauSe.
~ feet Sheet Bras. inches wide. No. ~. wire
gauge.
To he In l2-feet len gths
900 feet Brass Wire, No, 8. wire gauge.
2Si feet Brass Spring Wire, No, q, wire gauge
6l6 feet Bnss Spring Wire, No, Is, wire gauge,
heads.
. gross y inch Rrass Screw. No. G. with round
heads.
u gross Ia inch Brass Screws. No II. with
round heads,
round heads. CHARLES W. ABBOT,
ap9.td Psymhster United States Navy.
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OFfi~E OF PAryAsTER U, s. NAvY,D
NO. 10 CHgsrNur STREET,
PHlLADELPHIA, April 30, 1862
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Sop :
plies" Will be received at this oiice until IL
o'el2ek, m on the LIST Of May next for fnrnishi %
tho United States Navy Department with the FOL.
loving articles, to be % the best quality, aud ,ub
lsot to inspectlOn by the inspection olcoT In the
phladelphta Navy Yard, where they are to be dc.
llyered Tree OF expense to tho Government. for
WINE" 'Y foR B TR e f65fFSG ORDNANCE.
barrel Sperm oil
FOR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, &c.
70 pieces Yellow Piue Msst Timber, from ~ To- %
ieet lopg, y inches quare, and parallel.
ipieees Yellow Pine Mast TiInber, IS feet long,
B Inches square at and one third from butt
~ pieces yellow Pine Mast Timber. from % to %
foot long. IS Inches SQUARE. aud parallel.
2pleees Yellow Pine Mast Timber, 90 feet long,
30 Inches square, aud parallel.
zoos pounds Red Lead, dry
full Particular can DO obtained upou applic Alton
to Naval Constructor S N. Pooh. navy yard,
H. NJ HIEsRELL,
apH.td raymaster United States Navy
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NAVY PAYNAsrER,s 0PFICE,(
WAaHINGT0S, Aprlll 1899. I
SEALED proposals, to be endorsed Proposals,
will be received at this Office until Is m. tho ist
day Of May, $50, for the following articles, which
must be Ufths very best quality, to be deliyered
free OF eXpense and govern Gant tax, at tho Wash
ingtoP Navy Yard, and subject to tho usual nspeo.
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
lO6, 900 pounds ing1t copper, OthUr than lake.
,6iB pounds Strait tin.
3bOXes tin \ liX2D 10 ehaTcOal brand. Purchased
on account Of Joseph Low, defaulting contractor,
100 pounds pure white lead, In oil,
100 pounds white tino. In OIL Purchased on
account Of q. 7. Bergen, defaulllng contractor.
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
6O,0O) straight fire bricks, best quality,
500 wedge lro bricks, best quality. To DO
equal 70 tho manufacture Of New kumet Co,
BUREAU ORDNANCE.
20 Toams fuLe paper, rs per sample made by Bird
\ Co. , East WalpOle, Mass.
100 pOunds gum she lac
q gallons alcohol, West, 0j per cent,
=. BUREAU STEAM ENGINEERING.
Descriptive schedule with particulars to be seen
at this office. Responsible security required for
tho prompt and faithful delivery Of supplies
awarded 10 conformity with stipulatiOns ON the
blank forms for BIDS, to be had at this Office other
vile bids will not be entertained,
CALVIN q, JACKSON,
ap2S-M Paymaster United htRtes Navy.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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Breyet Brig. Gen. Chief gu
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT,


NAbhlAblbN, u. u,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
in business affairs for themselves or in tho employ
The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, business and Ladies' Penmanship, Busl-
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, COrrespOn enee,
Spellipg, Eloeution, Political Economy. aud Com.
mercial Law.
:, studentI are permitted to pursue any or all Of
tho above branches.
ladies have the same shyaataEo as gentlemen,
In q, separate department, Instructed by eonpe.
RATES Of TUITION: A scholarship, good for
Unlimited tInO In COLLEGES located In ImpOTtAp
cities Of the country ,s51 Local EcholGTshIps good
for one yoar from date Of Issue, 80. Tickets fnr
three mouths, saw for Que mputh, $40
All tutinns payable Ia Rlvaucei when paid
lnstalmonts the rates are ten por cent hi cher.
Sessions are held day sud tyCniBg.
Glasses In Fronih In charge Of Professor ALFRED
sPGNCERIAN PESIANsHGP DEPARTMENT
Of this Institution provides uuequalled faclitle'
for the requirement OF q free and elegant hand
writing. Ladies' AMI gentlemen arc received for
special instruction Ia this art during tho day OF
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PENWORK done to order, 10
q style equal to engraving.
The Textbook and Blanks used In tho institu.
zion, all Varieties OF writing paper, ink, OF tho
an. the celebrated speueeriAn Steel Pens may be
obtained either by stnlanis cit!Eens at the Col
lege Office, HENRY N. CORP, President,
HENRY q. SPENCER, Secretary, ia26.n
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Information has been received ct this De-
partment from George F. Seward, the Con-
sui General of the United States at Shanghai,
China, of the death, on the 25th of October,
1865, at Shanghai, of CURTIS WILLIAM
CRAsQUE, an American seaman.
The legal representatives of the deceased
can obtain further information by address,
Ing this Depa rtment.