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NATURES GREAT RESTORER
SIT L L TVS
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.

This medical preparation is offered to the public
which flood the market. 1t is purely vegetable
composed of various herbs gathered from the great
house Of nature and selected with the utmost 1t
is not recommended CURE ALL but Icy its direct and
salutary influence the Heart Liver Kidneys Stomach
and Bowels it acts both preventive and for
nsny Of the diseases to which those subject
1t is reliable Family Medicine anil be taken by
infant adult with the beneficial results 1t
certain prompt and speedy remedy for DI,RRHWL DrsEs-
Terry BOWEL COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, IowSrss SPIRITS
PAINTINGS Sick HEADACHE, &c. For CnLLs and FYyBEg
of all kinds it is far better and safer than 1nine with
out Of its perncious effects 1t creates appetite
proves powerful dssster Of food and will
the effects Of liquor in few minutes.
PREPARED
JACOB SIiEETZ Sole Proprietor,
n. ". Fifth and Race Streets, Philadelphia Pa.
IT
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DIR. DAVIS DEPURATIVE.


This invaluable preparation, through its intrinsic
merits has stood the test Of years experience
with greatly increased popularity For tho treatment
and Of chronic disease it 10 unsurpassed 1t puries
the blood and restores the sscretory fnnctcs healthy
acton thereby curing the most invetsras such
ssrofula scr"fulous ulcers and sruptions
srssmnnt "f the glands toer. scrofuous and
eyslids enlargement Of tha joints pain and swelling Of
the bones and tendons. white dwellings. hip and spine
diseases liver disease jandce drpsy brnohitis throat
disease chronic cough splitting Of blood weak lungs in
cipent consumption old anil obstinate ulcers spreading
and eating ulcers II the lip. mouth tongue soft
palate and throat. "zca lupus. mererhl and syhilitic
ulcers and erupti"ns letter. salt rheum scalp sruJ
tons and all diseases Of the skin, scurvy, fput neural
gia chronic and innammatory rheumatism, halitua
tvencss, dyspepsia. sick headache, dizziness vertigo
pspation Of tn. heart and all dscGscs arising from
impure state Of the blood whether hereditary acquired
contracted DR. Davis Depot and Office for the sale Of
the Depurative. is
H. RACE STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Who're DR.. Davis may be consulted all diseases Price
II per bottle or six bottles for IS.
SJ- For sale by II. H. Mitchell, Elktu, Maryland.
April 10. 1SG9-cm
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NOTICE

The Subscribers appointed by the Circuit Court of
Baltimore City, by commission dated March GOTH 1862
to value and divide tho Turkey Point Farm situate
the junction Of the Elk and North East Rivers Cecil
county and State Of Maryland hereby give notice that
they will meet the premises, on TUESDAY, the Sth
day Of October next the duties imposed on
them 10y the commission aforesaid
JAMES McCATLEY,
JOHN PARTRIDGE
GEORGE p. WHITAKER,
JOHN SIMpRRS
Sept /. lS6a-5w JOHN FORD.
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Meetings Of County Commissioners,

FTYHE regular meetings of the County Commissioners
l. will DO held tho second TUESDAY Of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County, will pleas.
hs the sane in the Commissioners Once with legal
voucher; account will be allowed not properly
chargeabls to the same.
Collectors and others having to be or
settled will apply to the Clerk during the of the
Board. BY Order
WIN. T. MILLER, Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County.
De IA, 18o1-y
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NARSHALL'S ELIXIR

DYSPEPSIA and constipation the hourly foes Of the
restless. eIctablc American. and with them incl
cradle headache heartburn and train Of small di,eases
MAEsHALs ElIIE has heen prepared with special refer
to these constitutional troubles Of many of
eountrymcn and far the preparation has proved a
decided success The proprstors feel that, in
intending it now after the tried experience Of years the
but fulfilling humane duty towards the general
community.-Forneys Pres.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PACIFIC RAIL WAY GOLD LOAN
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN & Co.,
SO Exchange Place, and NJ. K. JEsUP
4 Co., - Pine Street, N. Y, offer for
sale the Bonds of the Kansas Pacific
Railway. These Bonds pay seven per
cent. in Gold; have thirty years to
run; are Free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by Land Grant of
Three Millions Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado In
addition to this special grant the Com
pany also owns Three Millions of Acres
in Kansas, which are being rapidly sold
to develop the country and improve the
road. They are a first mortgage upon
the extension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver, Colorado. The
road in operation, 437 miles long, upon
which it is also mortgage, NOW EARNS
THE INTEREST ON THE NEW LOAN. There
is no better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
Price SO, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps and Circulars
furnished on application.
Aug II, 1S69-3m
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sB-To any who will contribute an coca
sional article to this column-once month
or ottener if 80 inclined-we will send q copy
of The Wing free.
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. - -

BONE SPAvIN.-Apply a blister to the
inside of the hock-one part of powdered
cantharides to eight of oil makes a suita-
BILE blister. Give the horse three or four
weeks rest after tho application Of the
blister.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
nny NJ
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-16
LIFE Insurance Agents are wanted for an
old established company.
tOommunic ,tSd.l
watcri water! Wateri A Heart.
sanding Tale of SunrrIuR.

tOommunie ,tSd.l
watcri water! Wnteri A Heart.
residing Tale OF Suffering.
Mn. EDrToR: VIII you be kind enough TO
inform a suffering, stcamiug community
whether free distribution of water Is pos
siblc in this dust.rlddcn city. Many citi.
zcps hailed with Joy the act Of Congress pro-
yidng for the erection Of water works on n
magnificent scale, aud were foolish enough
to hope for freedom In the use Of water
thereafter.
Not content with taxing tho entire people
for an. article which Congress intended
should be FREQ to all, CONTRARY 10 the prnc-
tieo In Georgetown, and what would un-
qucstionably be the rule III any village Of
500 inhabitants beyond the range OF Wash
ington,) we arc again met by the authori-
ties with tho semlannual notice, Como for
winter and ono for summer,) that Its use
for at least two thirds Of the purposes for
which II Is intended Is forbidden.
This time, BY the way, the notice comes
In tho form OF "ukase," Numbered out
by an officer who is well paid to sec that
distribution shall DO general, and zap
proved" by tho Mayor, without legislation,
"ln accordance with an ordinance OF the
corporation" which no human being ever
saw or heard OF, and We are, moreover,
threatened with arrest by the superintendent
OF police, II by any accident drop Of water
Is used for the cleansing Of our dirty linen,
lin effect If not In words.)
In Heavens name, Mr.. Editor, II no foun-
tains are allowed to play In July and Au-
gust, when may we gladden. our eyes and
have the air cooled with refreshing water
Jets. We might possibly walt until Decem-
Der aud January, but for the fear Of SINH
lar "approvcd" order to he issued In Novcm-
Der next. II no painting, Jaded horses are
to be washed In hot weather, may We, at
least, be permitted to apply to Congress to
appropriate wood and coal for use In kind
ling fires to melt Ice In winter, (for which
the city does not yet levy tax,) so that at
least once year the poor animals may 10
cleaned.
If no streets may be sprInklcd In hot
weather, give US at least the boon of free
rain when our prayers to Heaven cause Il to
fall, and don't tax us more than x Of ono
per cent. for making mud out of the dust Of
the avenue.
In a word, Mr.. Editor, permit the writer,
(who has had some little experience In city
afIalrs,) for himself and for the community
In which he Is fellow sufferer during the
dog-days, TO express the belief that these
restrictions on the FREQ use of water in our
midst arc unnecessary and arbitrary. Wa.
ter costs the people Of Washington less than
Of any city In the Union, and II our author
tiles haven't the energy or the means to
properly distribute II AFTER Congress Inns
placed Il under their control, let us get the
general Government to assume Its entire
management. Water! water waterii!
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O.W- 1865 VI
HARBo URy
ALLrHEALIU0
LoTIoA~.

A ssrtai.. rslisble, and spe.dy eurs NJ Mammal.
isn, Hsuraisis, Hsadsehs, Tooth.ehs. PAN, In
NJ. aids' R,s.s,' a. R..t p.,,ssI n..s.
1osh.r' sili ..a -. i.,.ls.sl. rh.sd for o.isd
sr,. U R,o, S' ya' sn,.; iio,'a Feet
-. ...s.,, A'
This hiShiy .pri,ed and extraordinsry M.dieins
will not fall 70 sfscfuaIlv cure all the diseases
saunsratsd above, no matter Of how long stand
lag, provided the patient 10 not hopelessiy bed.
1900 az HsursIsia or Rhsu NATHAN ana in ali
a iii siy. ipstapt rsIisf
from ne unboundsd Conscience In his Lotion,
aad the perfect and thorough knowledge OF
power 70 sure the diseases named, II II does no
give entire aatlsfaetion, after . fair and roper
trial. pledge myself refund the money received
on the return Of the empty hottie.
DO Aot pretend 70 he he huthor OF this prepAn-
ioa. having obtained the recipe from au old Indian
sftsr having Travelled amonfths red men for sew
sr.l ysass.
most ,eo~ds,fsl curss Of Rheamaiism EeuraIxia, al
d.. d. , have been induced BIZ my friends
put IA bsfors ne publio. and now make this pTop
os,ion,
rhat u. any ease o. sish or Nervous headAeheo
rootaAene. shouia inii 70 euro IN ifVm 'wo 70 I'VE
minutes VIZ N! Ah-heAhnk bouon' whiione'
the sun Of I've dollars
": hAasouh oouia add numerous eeinneates 81
.SnSs,ai cure, o. the disease. stated above
nv. ss,,,s ~ ~ MI Iii, .s,a. 30 sn.
.nx n.,so. vho -,iI -,.a ~ ~ t,,.i ~ a.. n.
ns,,ar 'a.s,,', 49,. "~'' VI "'
WtssSaror, d. O., JULY 8. 1867,
De. HA.soun.-Dsar SIR. Amor sunerius
with an asu.s attack Of Rheumatism for ssvsrs
weeks, and trying everything within my reach
no a,A,l. bearing Of your Al'Hsaiinx Louop'
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Medical.
DIIfinoRl LOCI HosPirAL.
isrABLrsusp ASA Ri1UoEYRon 0uAcKERr
RI, osir rLAo SSsE4laI ssssSS A oOnr CAN Be

rn, o'ir rrAOSSs H4l aIssfsBb a CURE CAN Be
Dr., JOHNSTON be. di.eoy.r.d ,hs nos. ssrt,stis;
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'u% 8pfSHefi6i; SOUTH pREpKRyck STREET.
deer. floH shs corner Fail not to observe nams
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s.s. :; .s s:.s 4. q s s:a paos
,'''l.'-'.. ''.'Ib,ssl 81. ,yc;ksRsTsSSss. 80
SrsAsa.s iron e.s o. y: NEE. eminent College 10
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X. ssss 80 as 4. sis III
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p;GSuo;S y ..TlI habits q youth ~ w,.fbH,s s.
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%,s a = sosisi1. s.Yf.asis.,. tS1s Il Jul:
iaas. Tinidity, 10 are son. - lhe evils produced
WI &. :s :. s'5iGRs :S ass: s NV S.s
s as, sss sSSu, Es
eyes, cough and '{SSGtSsSS s II Presumption
who hay. isjer.d hsiS:sfys. 81 certain practice
indulGed In when alone-a abit freyuen learned
" VIII a.. assiy fsit even When ssIs.p, ssaii
act cured readers marriage ippo,;ibis. and Do.
s,roys both mind sad body-'houid apply imme'
II, t Ia. s :; q. hog. SSsi 4 h. 4
matched from all prospeels and Of life,
sab parsons s1sI' s;fsI &, ssSssissmpIstins
rsasst that's sound MUD and body are the most ne.
e p.Op ,S hsSpI1n,,i
a.Itsns 70 the View the mind becomes shadowrd
isetlea Thai The hsppinsss Of another become.
0nsA''a Bis pissass ~ ~ ixPsupHscE
pls.ssis 'ssls - has inSibed ths seed. q hi;
s.s GO Sasa sPSta: sas Ss.
Ss tpES,s e sr sn. ssf EsS
a.; .. ss f..s AZ 4 fsi S Rs
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u.s q that deadly poI.on h'resIy hasten ten
. ash q s% q x. I. TS a
skis. 1e, pro1rs.slnE with iriEhltal rapIdlty uii
s:.h s's e Ss t. IL .:ss, ss
''iGsIs; g siiIi' 81 5iir FRs PRESS
The maay thousands cured at this Institution
s.a: s n; sd & g. e. jsss:S
| Witnessed By tie rsportsrs Of the, Sun. and
agAia snd afain before tss pubiie. besides his
''Ia kis Il " y Miss
Person. writing .hould be particular in direct
s: l''S; o 4 n a sSsssJ Il q; ffS."n'
| Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Ies-ly Baltimore. Maryland.
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TnE PRIsrRRs AVID Tus APrRESrIoE
QUESTION : Mr.. CLAPr IN CONFERENCES
WITH TUE COMMITTEE OF THE TrroaRArH-
IcAL UNION. We understand that Mr..
Clapp, superintendent of the Government
printing ofiice, and Mcssrs- VIM. y. Mclean,
A. T. Cavis, r. W. Claxton, Allen Coffin
and Jabcz Lord, the committee Of the Co
lumbla Typographical Union, had confer
cnce last night at the Metropolitan Hotel, 10
arrive at some understanding and ultimate
settlement Of the apprentice question. Tho
subject was discussed In q friendly spirit,
aud Mr.. Clapp expressed the hope that all
difficulties would ultimately be amlcably ar
ranged. He did not think that twenty ap-
prcntlccs were too many 10 DO employed nj
the Government ofIice, where there were two
hundred and Any printers at work, and espc-
ciaily as the private Offices were allowed TO
employ two apprentices TO every seven men.
In his conversation Mr.. Clapp did not inti-
mate or say that he would employ the
twenty apprentices, but he wished Il under.
stood that he considered tho Government
office entitled to that number II the supcrin-
intcndcnt choose TO put them on.
| Some member OF the committee suggested
| that IL was impossible for apprentices IA
| properly learn tho business ut the Govern.
mcnt Office In consequence Of the way In
which II was managed, which objection Mr..
Clnpp met by saying that II was his intention
to place his apprentice under an experienced
printer, to be controlled and instructed BY
him. During the interview Mr.. Clapp spoke,
also, Of the accommodations at tho Govern.
mcnt Office, and indicated his purpose Of
securing an enlargement OF the building
next season, WHOM, he said, he had no doubt
three hundred printers would be employed
continuously.
Tho conference was conducted In THU
manner throughout, and when the commit
tee and Mr.. Ciapp separated there seemed
ing than have existed since the troubles al
tho Government Office commenced.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRANSPORT
OPFIcs CHIHr QuARrERnAsrER,l
DEPARTMENT OF LouIsLANA.

OF
NEw ORLEAHs. La. July y, lboD.
viii be sold a. plble auction e the highest bid
der. On SATURDAY, August 7. 1872. At II o'clock.
a M, tho low prs..n!e sile wheel Upiied States
transport steamer ELLA MORSE, as she now lies
81 tho G9yerumcnt wharf. foot OF Caiiiops street.
The steamer ELLA MORSE Is we'll adapted for
the coast or laxe trade, Is stAunch, fast and IN per
feet running order, Bean, eng'ae and maehlnery
In exeslieet opdiiiou. l6 toa. Encouragement, *
81 feet breadth II beam. y; feet depth Of hold,
O. feet stroke Of engine. and 81 inches diameter
Of cylinder; ha two mAsts, one dopkey snGine,
two quarter boats, two chains. two anchors,
OUTFIT, go
An isvsstory Of furniture, etc to be sold with
the steamer, eau be seen At the ones Of Brsvet
Lieutenant Colonel 2. ,. strsaE. Assistant Quar-.
examined during tile day by parties desiring to
sealed proposals for the purchase Of the steamer
VIII b. received pattl dAts Of sale. and will be
opened and road at time thereof, Aad bs cou
sidered In eopneelion with bids made At the Isale.
Terms-Cash 10 Unitod States treasury notes.
By order Of the ousrterma.lsr gepsIsl United
BrSTct BIZ. Cen. aud Deputy .. II. D, United
States army. jyl2ot
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late at night, Il
Mr.. Darlington said no had q witness lHon.
John A. Drisgs) on the way here from Mich;
charge Of an insane asylum in Miohigfu, who
know the accused, and would Be hero to-
morrow. -.
granted; that the court would not permit the
Sessions TO be dragged out to give the prose-
oution one more chance N the life OF this poor
Judge Fisher said u WAS setting a bad pre-
cedent, but no would not require the rebuttai
to close this evening.
Adjourned.
Eouiry Couer JUDGE DIN. - This court
tfansacted M bu slnesa vest erdav,
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IN rHE sUrRsMg COURT OF rRK DISTRICT
L OF COLOMBIA,
Michael Gore

john u sa,jsr's heirs al al,
is BY the Court. thi.ls day u Jgly,A. 9. lss.
ordered that the safe On the 18th June. 1850. By
WIN Woodward, William l.. Dunlop, and
John u Jnhn.,B, Trustees In tho above cause, 10
Henry y. Davis. Of parts Of Nj. Pleasant de-
scribrj Ia the proceed ngs, aud containing 81 acres
roods aud II p-rehrs for the sum Of ei0 62s Is,
he, and tho same Ia hereby. ratified and cor.
hrinad, unlrsS cause to tho contrary be shown TO
BY the Court
4 trne copy FEST 4. J. MsIos, Clerk.
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sAtE ~ StS5HIsS hED
sTOREs. ia

STORES.
DEPrrf orARreRnAsrsRlGHnE sAL'sQykln.l
PniLApsLruA, Juns R,le0
@l be On vi %kbss sSShS ste jay s: ss%..
Gsp,aiu VIM. H. GIi. aiitSpg starsss.per. f WaI.
to ( States army. lnrss lotUf Clothing. Camp and
Garris9a Eaaipas"; aud ouariormastsfs' Stores.
81 IS Unifofm Jackets Veteran Reserve Corps,
new.
az yards Black Cloth, new.
i,u5ih yards Green Kersey, new.
500 Common Tents, linen.
There will be sold At the sane time large lot Of
Damaged Clothing aud EqupaEs and QuATtermas-
tiers Stores, consisting In part Of
100 Wooden Blankets.
S,t2I UnifoIn COats.
ST. hack Goats.
LIS Forage Caps.
SsS pairs Bookings
t.Ul5 PAIRS Trowsers,
ll0o drain Sacks,
20 sets Harness.
1880 feet Galvanized Pipe.
10, OBS Gas Pipe, assorted,
aud a variety or articles. embracing CheyIons.
Drawers. Flag Knap.acks, Csmp.kettles. Bolts.
Terms: CsshHPSysbio In United STATES cur
All property purchased must bs removed within
Goods will be sold Ia lots to salt purchasers.
Catalogues wi be furnished on application At
this once. or at tho oles Of Captain OH, sebuyI
Ill .rssesl: or at ies Austios Rooms g n
,,9Ss sons NOS sfsw aa VAN I'VE srarA
Depaty oaartermastar 0ensra'' aud Brsy. MAJ.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
HRAp'aHs PfRsr MILITARY DisrRior, ~
OrFfuk CHtRH QuARrssnAsrsh, 4
kioHMOSD, VA, jane T. tS0o.
Will bo uold at pubile auction, omueneiug Al ~
n. ~. OF WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of JAY, 1850,
at the QuArlefmast et's Warehouse at "Roekets
Riehmond; Va, the following articles Of Garter
Thirty.sisht tssj Army Wagons.
sisty-six 1851 sets wheel Harness,
Fifty two i6t) sets Lead Harness,
Twelve ti0 sets Cart Harness,
Ten Mules. ..........
Tcrms-Cash In U, 2, oarreucy.
Adepos!t Of ten p"r cont will DO required from
BY order Of the ousrtermsster Qsnsral U. 8.
Army. J. q. CHANDLER.
Brsvet Col QuartermAstef ". 3. Army,
Chief O. N. 1st Military District.
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Lcipsic, from Bremen, due at Baltimore yes
tcrday, has on board about sixty cases Of
merchandise for W. q. Metzerott q Co., Of
this city. This lot comprises elegant musical
instruments and articles OF tiriU, purchased
by Mr.. Mctzerott during bis recent trip to
Europe. The same vessel will bring mag
ni1ceut iron "kiosk," or summer arbor,
made In Paris, for Alex. r. Shepherd, esq,
Of this city, and which was ordered for that
gentleman by Mr.. Mctterott.
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MENT,fN6 REGRIITTsd, 70 BE sgPPLfED

BuRsar r EaulrsESr ASP RlcsuigIso.
Scale proposal. % isrhi; Sas,sT. sfer iS. Navy
for ths hsesI yesr endins Jnne 80 1870. will DO re;
The 2i.. July nox'' at which time tho proposals
The proposals must be addressed to the ''ChIef
2fthe Bureau y Eqaipmop! and Reeruiting. Navy
D."ear,m"p,, WaSe,nsi9ni sad puss be ipdOrssd
they may DO Distinguished from other business
Printed schedule. for any class. toGelhsr. with
posal, q guarautoe and OF Certificates Of EuarAn-
spes,tys navy yards aud those OF all the yards on
fLs Commands Of each nayy;yard AID the
rsy@S.stsr q zach station IN have
70 Sa nsy oa IL fs Ss' n %sss
The ,Propq,ais mast be for the whole o. heiAss,
and Al for Information or for .as ss.
msRdants o. the respective yards.
cate rd Ss coSor rs q ~ IL
district 70 VII gh tIs bidder resides that he hasa
q S'a IL sS sSS; 81 TSsfs he
s1sa Ia s. Se 81 sS
fO TE,seai,.Iisi Th,sh they Essisst ,.,.,,o
aa ssS s:s 4 he % sassass re-
aairSs SyiSSw z, Navy ,ss, ,l h1Ss.sr
WHEN may deem sSofBitsnt' 'o"'
tlku lut huu tuolT must "
csriined to the patit faction OF tho Navy Depart
Snt Af9idItgasl 'SSasisy tTsPt ri, ; ssn, n
The contract shali have been completed, and eighty
psr eentum Of the amount Of each bill approved 10
trlpieals by the COnInapdaut OF the respective
yards will be PAID by tho Pay master Of the station
designated 10 the contract In funds % certificates.
shsT The warrant Tor ths same shall have been
passed by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered And dss-
iguAied AS follows
No, l-flax Canvas, Ne. No. l3-Sosp and Tai
No 2-CottOn Canvas, low
Se,, -, No, ii-ox Hides for
No, A-CottOu Hammock, Rope.
Bag, aud Cot stuff No, l6-BTushas.
No. i-ITon aud Steel. No. lG-Ship ChAndleTy
No. 6-0aiiey Iron No. H-TAr aud Tar
No. 7-Chain Iron, oil.
No, s-HAIdwAte, No ls-stAtionsTy.
No. e-CookinE Utensils. No. % fiTewoOd and
No. ll-Tin aud Zine. Charcoal.
No, I2-Leather, No, 9-sAnd.
The following are the glasses, by their numbers
required Al the rc caG%RLss sfSSvfrrd''
Nos, a. g. I. 8. l2 rs ~ r. 10, H. lie. 10, ~, q.
Nos. |, a. 5, s. g. Il, 10 Us, a
Nos. q s. 1. o. T. 9, II, u, y. 10, II, II, 20, ~,
e2'-wiw.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-16

ST. DoNIsICK's BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
At the regular weekly meeting Of 81. Doml-
nick Benevolent Society the sum Of 500 was
donated to the Sisters OF 81. Dominlck, who
have done so much toward educating the
moor during their brief time In the parish.
Tho sum OF $500, Appropriated toward the
erection OF the new church, was delivered by
M. Danaher 10 Rev. ]. A. Bokel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-16

BALL PLAYING IN TIE STRKET.-Numer-
Gus complaints have from time to time been
made to the police In relation to boys play
Ing ball In the streets to the annoyance and
discomfort OF pedestrians. Yesterday the
officers Of the Eighth precinct arrested seye-
raj for this offence, and they were fined o.
each. Boys would do we'll to make a note
of the fact that the police propose TO stop
their little game.