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A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IA against y. :. EnMUSDS, deceased, will
please hand them 10 M by IL O'Clock on MON
DAY the 18th instant.
JOHN BOOKER, 1910 Cary street.
RICHMOND February H. 1889. &c i?-1t
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saLLIE ON RECoSsrsuCuIoS.

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p..o,.,,,s,,o, 4. ,mno.,..,
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SUPPLIES TR a ,r,s FOR THE

OFF.CEor tpkcHAsHis6 AND DIsDuRsiSu,I
No % B.a1bwissS h SiYl6ss st y. Ti III.
Sealed propo.al,. to sonform 10 ever resPest
me5 ysrti.smsnt.. viii Be received Al ibis qihea
until G,Gioss H. T., pr,G'nino 70, The fSlHw'
cred iss q expense 4 ne NV York na " ysra
pun.Iu o. ESs ss5s ss:so DOCKS.
~ .S1. %: .p.s bU 20
slSO Sossd;; .:$ ;SS pSSSd' .esA oeason
soo barrel" kossndais Cement. fresh ground put
SSSs s saS %' st! S.f Srst %oaa.I
BUREAU OF STEAM ESGISEgRIYG.
10, zoo pounds Sable Iron, double refined, assorted
i,SS Sister aecE. and fhlnsls., s1 SsiH ia MS
800 Iron Thimblss d to Inch, al 70 DO sal van
s,g ss' ss: .sRR ws X %
Al Sa.i Wiz III ois. EsI. tSS =
sPs:..a I liza sSs' - 3 sssEii
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lo ios, each 100 Wiadsaii Hoops, iIneh IhIsk. x
pouSd: GOi%RC:i,iCn C5iasls' % lfOs' DO.
tistT % si' st %s.'sS
ScissOIsi 10 gross 6ilott's Steel Pens, No 2Bi ~
doIen Ned and Blue Ptnells " Blank Regulation
Books. 20 quires D Anda Walls superhne carm Inc,
TNANsPoRTATIoN,
To Rio de JAnelro, Brazil, by sailing vessel, for
25 tons, y. 80 pounds, more less, o. ecu pment
stores TO be taken from the New York nsyy;y4rd
PysSf S Of pr'm.s'' after return
Bdders are referred TO the respective officers In
charge Of the navy yard for farther Information
Ia regard to supplies and transportation, Blank
Bidders 70 state In their proposals. the date within
which they will complete deliveries, Il awarded
DO opened. J. @. ELDRID0B,
Auntd PaymAster q. 4, Navy.
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OFFICE OF PArslsrER U. 8. NAVY,
No, as 'HE,TsUr srREsT,
PHILADELPHIA, Auguh %. 1852
Sealed ProPosAls. endUr.ed Proposals. for Sup
plies, will be receved at his once until 10 o'clock
on the Let Of September next for furnishing the
United states Navy Departmept with the fol low.
Ing articles, 20 be Of the best quality. aud subject
to Inspection by the In .peetinE Ofhesr In the Phi
d,lphta nAyy-yATd where they are to be dsliv, red
when uired, free OF expense to the JyeTnment,
F6E ' SSf ;n5 " GSssfRH6iGcrIos AND RE.
PAIR
800 fe-t 2-ineh second oommrn white Pine.
LUG feet l-iuch hfst ,mmOn white Pine.
400 e. t2.ineh panel White Pine.
500 feet Black WAlnut, In thick. 70 to 10 feet
long IS to ~ inches wide.
1000 board feet second common white Pine
Plsnt inehe. tbisk, u to 10 feet long. u to 70
inches wide parallel.
Boards, iach thick. u to 10 feet long. u to 20
5000 board iest " hi, Pine Panel Plank, Inches
thick - to eei Ions. 70 to Is Inches wide, paral
le.
500 pounds square Iron. az inch.
Loo pounds Square Hammered Iron, az Inch.
100 pounIs square Hammered Iron 2-inch.
8, 500 cubic feet Yellow Pine Logs, best q1ality
nns grained Southern yellow pine.
FOR further particulars aud time OF delivery, APP
ply 70 the Naval Constructor. navy yard.
once u. II. MlEskELL,
AuI-td pAymAi ter U. y. Navy.
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alational Arpublifau

SATURDAY oRsIsa:,i!iii'iiAuousr u. isss,
s~PsRsos. LrAvIsa rHR oIrr for the country
or the watering places can have the DAILY Ma.
rIoslL RsrusLioAS mailed regularly TO tnsm BY
leaving thsir names and address st this oats.
Terms hfty cents per month.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.


WAsnIsoroI. p; G., August 70. 1850;
Sealed proposals are Invited, and will be he
e-i1ed ., this ones po!il WEDNESDAY. septem
ssI Ii. isa a. J. clock, N, for IaIpiihio s the
with WOOD An COAL for the school year
80 tons white Ash Exl Coal.
cord. Oak Wood, saved and split.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
50 tons white Ash Egg Coal. 80
Sc 'rds Oak Wood. sawed and .plit.
selris pine wood, ssws and split.
To be delivered from time to time, during the
sch ,ol year. at the different school .es such
qusuiilies as may be ordered by the Trustees
Zach proposal 70 be In iorsed, Proposals far
Wood aud Coal, and Aadres.ed 10 the under,
siGned JANIS G. DULIN,
sup Chairman Comm es Of supplies
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O.W- 1868. vi
ARBoU R's
ALL-HEALING
LOTION.

A..r,.ip. reliable. and .ps.ay sur. of Rb.nu,t.
am. s.uIsIs,.. H..d,ebs. Taoth,shs- p,,,. a,
the SIDE, Br.ast, or Back Partial penfpe,.,
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or. Snra' a,. o so. sna.,. iiOS rect
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will not fall 10 ,rscfuaiIv cure ali ths disease.
enumerated above, no matter Of how loux stand.
lug, provided the patient 10 not hopele.sly bed.
hidden. oue application will often cure the uor,t
eases Of Esursisa or Rhsumat,sm, and in ali eases
FROM ths unbounded confidence in hi. Lotion.
.sd the perfect and thorough knowledge Of
power 70 cure me diseases nAmsd' IL does nc
sNs shuI. ssusiAeuos, snn lAr ana roper
"si' pease nyssn oIo,una th' "oneS received
~ ~ 80. .oI n,.t..a ~ h ~ ea,sc, n, ,,t.
ua, h..,n. oh,.,..a n. ,.,Ina I'm IA iaIi',.
AZ, =. In ~, .isd anon N. I'd ma, s,r az
srsl vssrs.
Ansr h.,i.s psnormsd 81 least one hundrsf
b.. ks. , I have been induced By my friends
put II before the public. and now make this prop
osition:
That In any ease Of Sick or Nervous Hasdaehso
roothAehs, should fall to cure n from two to hys
niautss with my An-Healink Lotion viii forfeit
the sum OF hvs dollars
Ds: HA.soua could add numerous" eerlinea'ss"
vondeffui cures OF the diseases sts9ea hooNe'
when Nc deems Unnecessary TO append rxe-phn'.
lev from persons Of well'known Integrity!
One bottle Of this Lotion will serve TO e:uyihcv
p,rioT msd,s.i yi,.n.. "
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 8. 1867.
d. H.,.or.-D,or ~. 40, ,r.,inv
with an acute attack OF Rheumatism for seSera
weeks, and trying everything within my reach
no avail. hearing Of your Ail-Hsaling Lotion,
vas isduesd to try bottle. and. l ain happy
say, After two applications, was well enough
90 10 my business. which have not done for sew
sral days
Your obedient servant, JAS, A, GREER.
No. 90 Second Street, befsoeen Mass1chusetts Ace
Hus aHd O Street, Washfn0ton. ID. o.
N. A..,5,,,. 81. , ,.-,,..
tbs "A c.,y IN ,aur in ,aIu.bis Iot,on 100000
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aistionsths, I ssvs 80, t,,ss
A. NJ MOVES,
IEpIAsA, IEDIAsA Co. Pa, Sent la,lsa
Dn. HARBouR.-Dear Sir: take pleasure In
certifying that have used your All. Healing Lo.
tioa for chronic stin arm that had not been able
10 freely for ave years, in Consequence Of be-
Ing thrown from horse. and. after trying all the
doctors In this town, and spending nearly three
hundred dollsr., without avail. I wa. Induced Ia
try your preparation, which has given me tho
sa,ir. uss Of nv ann .f,sr using two bottles ouIy
rsnoans wt.hinh 10 sansiy themselves further
". ,s.ns,,,nIi.
jAngss CUNNINGHAM
hafn Sired, near the Railroad, Indiana. Indf
ava 60. Pa.
HAGERsrows. ND, April %, 1852.
DH. HARsouk.-Dsar Sir: For the beneht Of the
AFFLICTED, permit me 10 add my humb o testimony
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NEw oRLEASI, La Augu.I u, is9
Refer Ing to the advertssmeut from this once,
inviting proposals for Red River Tran pprtatiun,
bidders are Informed that proposal, wifi also be
received for the required transportArioI for each
month, ts per schedule As well AS for the whole
By order OF Breve' BriEadier General Frsd
iana. J, STRAND,
termaster. Au2i-tt
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FALL OF 1850. ,
Our POPULAR WASHINGTON ,
CLOTHING HOUSE. ,
OAK HALL Is
FIRST IN THE FIELD
= With an immense Stock OF GESTs', .
BoYs' AND CHILDREN's READr-NADB .
CLOTHING, received from the cele- .
brated establishment OF wanamaker ,
& Brown, Of Philadelphia, and great ,
. variety OF piece goods, from the New I
= York and Philadelphia markets, and ,
y Is selling rapidly at prices lower than I
= the lowest elsewhere. .
OAK HALL, ,
. 400 SEVENTH STREET, ,
Opposite the Post Office. ,
= .B- n. BIO make room for Fall ,
= Stock, daily arriving, VIC are selling ,
. summer goods at cost. 4 ,
A SHARE OF STOCK In the Washington C,
Operative Building Association can be ha
at bargain. Address Box No. 9, at tn
office.
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CLAUDE GuEUX, THE LAST DAY OF
CONDEMNED NAN, by victor Huso..,... 81 %
7 BPAcitlG RAlLRpAD OPEN, How to
90, What 10 Ses. .................... ....... 70
HINTS PoS SIX MONTHS IN EUROPE. By
John ". D. Latr0be. ........................ ! %
DOWN THE RHINE; or, Young Am ,rieA In
Germany. Hy oliver Optic, Completing
tie Young Ameriei Abroad" ssriss...... l 81
CoUNTE sGIsEL,. By the author Of the
"nld Maniselle Secret" Part !. ........,, 7;
STOWE ON TIE BIBLE Origin aud history
Of The Books ofIhs Bible. both tbs CAnoni.
cal aod the hproeryphsl, de'igued to show
what the Bihl.is not. what ills, and how
to use 1t. By Prof q. E.stowe, D. D.. 8 90
THE PICTORIAL fIELD-BOOK or THE
WA OF lSl2 illustrations. by pen and
pencil, % the History, Biography, Scenery,
he'icS aud Traditions Of the last war fnI
American Independence, By Benson j.
Losing with several hundred engrav-
rugs "
APPLkTON'S AMERICAN ANNUAL CY.
GLOPEDlAi or, Register Of Important
Events Of he Year 1865 Half morocco. 81. 7 %
CHRISTIAN SINGERS OF GERMANY
farning Vol g. u tho popular aud hand.
some edition Of the Sunday Library, By
Catbenn" Urth......................, AGO
D Wa wfi. n ,ss NI se Of wide. 70
MORAL REFORMS, By Bishop Cleveland -.
CHRMINxGRUGiS. by Dora GiesaIcii.... ! 70
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Educational.

CT, JOHNS CoLLRaE ANNAPOLIS, MARY
. LAND This institution, 4. " liberally On.
doNed BY the state q naIyl.nd, will resume its
Terms per apnum, covering all expenses, Wy
For catalogues, address the PIesident Of the Col
leGe, JAMES y. WkLbIN0.
auT-dlm
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JEwELRr.-Oreide buttons, studs, sets and
chains; Alaska diamonds set and unset, re-
ceiyed yesterday at Prlgg's One Dollar Jew
elry store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween -Four and half and Sixth streets.
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The MAILS ID ALExAsDRIA.-By the re-
sumption Of travel on the Washington and
Alexandria railroad the mails to Alexandria
and for the Orange and Alexandria road
now go by rail, effecting a saving to the Post
ONCE Department OF over $4,000 annually,
and securing a more rapid Transmission.
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A LARGE RooM, on the first floor, pleas.
antly located, can be rented on application
at No. 800 Delaware avenue, between d and
C streets, Capitol Hill.
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CoLoRED PEOPLES CELEBRATIoS.-Fre-
mont Council No. 90, U. L. A, of Aunop-
oils, had a celebration at Annapolis juno
ton on Wednesday, at which representa-
tiyes from Wilberforcc and Langston Coun-
ellis Nos. 80 and 80, Of this city, were pres.
cnt, with the Colfax Guards Capt. Marcellus
Colbert, OF Annapolis.
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A HUGE RArILssSAxs, Aye feet long, hav-
near Coon Tics, Wynockie, New Jersey, last
week. The man moved directly over It,,
when the reptile sprang at him, but fell a
few inches short Of Its mark. He then pinned
the creature with his scythe and succeeded
In dlspatching II.
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GEORGETOWN CoLLEdE.-Studles will be
resumed In this popular institution on Mon
day, the 9th proximo.
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PosT No. 10, @. A. R., holds meeting at
Grand Army hall this evening.
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ARREST ON SUSPICION OF ARsoS.-Detect-
ives Coomes and Miller yesterday arrested a
young man named Thomas J. McSpelden,
charged by Charles B. Wexford with having
set fire to dIstillery In Fredericksburg, Va,
some six months since, known as the BRO
ply dlstillery." The accused was taken be-
fore Justice Walter, where he was delivered
over to Officer Ellington, Of Fredericksburg,
who took the prisoner on the Aqua Creek
boat, en- route for Fredericksburg, to answer
the charge of arson. McSpeiden denied the
charge, and expressed his willingness TO ac-
company the officer.
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New HAVEN enjoys more accidents and
ARRAYS than any other city in Connecticut.
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Affairs In Montgomery County, Ma.
rylRnd.

The Rockville Sentinel of yesterday has
the following;
TIE WEATHER, CGors, SC.-The weather
OF last week was intensely hot, Friday being
the most oppressive day Of the season. On
Saturday, this immediate nelghborhood was
visited by refreshing shower of rain, cool
ing the atmosphere to some extent, but ben
citing the crops very little. good corn
crop, In this region, Is now impossible,
though good season from now on might
make the late corn do pretty well If there
should not be an early frost. A considera-
bic proportion OF the carly corn is beyond
the hope OF recovery.
SINGULAR METEoRIC PmESoMESoS.-We
witnessed a singular meteoric exhibition a
little after O'Clock on last Tuesday evening.
In the sky, In u direction little west OF
north, We observed meteor, having o long
tall, apparently explode In the heavens. The
light, which was very brilliant, was sue
eeeded by what appeared to be an elongated,
Irregular white cloud, which was observable
for 10 or Is minutes afterwards.
BEALLsvILLE CAMP gETISG.-The camp.
meeting that commenced last Thursday
week, near Beallsyille, In this county, closed
this morning. The attendance was not I'M
comfortably large, nor the religious Interest
unusually extensive, but under all the cir
successful as could have been expected.
ALMOST EVERYWHERE but In the United
States, a struggle is waging between Church
and State. The South American Republics
are debating tardy divorce Of the unconge-
NAL couple, and making religious tolerance
more and more the order of the day. Cuba
has broken with her priests by countenanc-
ing civil marriage, after the fashion OF Mex
leo. The Danubian Prlncipalities are trou-
bled with question of the Bulgarian
Church Poland with feud between Cath
olics and Russo-Greek churchmen Russia
with the consequences of abolishing heredl-
tary priesthood Austria with Ultramontan-
ism run TO extremes Italy with clerical
antipathies growing out OF considerations Of
church property, and the ever-cherlshed
idea Of possessing Rome Spain with her
Carlist priests In practical revolt against the
constitutional decree Of tolerance, and the
new motion to dlspossess religious corpora
lions. The fate Of the Irish Church of Eng
land, curiously so-called the condition OF
the Galllcan Church, condemned by the Ul-
condemned by French Radl-
calls the disposition not only In Protestant,
but somewhat In Catholic Germany, to re-
strain the supposed tendencies Of Rome the
lately legislated increase OF religious liberty
In Sweden-all indicate progress In the con-
test for religious tolerance and political in
dependence.
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The WASHINGTON CITY DIsPEssARY
northwest corner Of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. L. NJ. Taylor aud z. W.
Latlmer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free OF
charge to the poor. Office hours from to
10 a. IN. and 8 TO Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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'GoSzAeA coLLEsE.
The G ;1S'i,iiSs COLLEGE
WY MSHD iSRRiYa 0ssEPrEMBEa ., lsss.

sSsn rHtfn'' jas "UEHsRg.s.?1 J.. Pr..id.a.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. II on
II Monday, 9Th OF septembef, ! will ppss -
Errlish agd Classical school for boys, q 10. SO
r,sa church, Hav az had athorouGh edueation and
thirtsen years experiences In the tnstrsetlon o.
patr mage. Cireniars eau be had al Balianty pcs
book .tlre, seventh street Tho7pson's drug
~ IN drug store, Peun.ylvani, s'enae. and At
Patkrr'H, Seventh street. -
auR2J-eo1w W. G, LIPSC0MB, N.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF 0RoRGE-
TWENTIETH ssDIS RI sEssIos, Isss-p
COLLEGE BulLDIS9. C0RNsR or TENTH
CITY ~ fwssssRKffssdosfos.
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, n. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of hsdieise,
RLODOARD0 HOWARD. n, D,
Professor u Obstetrie. and Diseases Of Women and
Johnson kifG.if5r. n D.,
Professor Of Prinep .s md Practice Of Surgery and
JAMES i, MORGAN, Nd.
Professor Of Materia Medica, Therap titles aud
Medical Juri.rrudence.
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, 4 D..
ro'''jt sRs2 FSs sHssl III r. Descriptive
SEWARD FOREMAN. I'd
j.. aERRY THoSisOS, Nd.
Prof "a q o. CliaieAl surgery,
LOUIS MAGRALL. ia. y, D..
Professor Of ClIuleil Medicine.
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ROBERTSON HOWARD. NJ D.,
Prosecutor,
The regular enursr Of L. cturs- will epmmsscs
OUTOBBRi, aud tcTmi ate the following MARCH.
FEES:
por the Full Course OF Lee'ures.... .....,....el6
Mhifieulhtnn
Denonstrhtor ~
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For farther Inforaatlou sddress
aulsosem '"' No. 4ss' 1 street. soith.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

STEAMBOAT AcCIDEST.-The steamer Ex-
press, Capt. Nickel, Of the Baltimore and
Washington freight and passenger line, sus-
tained a slight Injury to her machinery on
the last trip, which delayed her arrival here
till last night-over twenty-four hours be-
midland. The damage has all been re.
paired, however, and there will be no further
irregularity 10 her trips.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

Mr.. II. s. BENSON, of the National Hotel,
has purchased several hundred acres of land
on Chesapeake Bay, near Berlin, Worcester
county, Nd, at a point the most eligible for
a hotel, with view to the erection Of one fol
the next season. The energetic managers
Of the Wilmington and Philadelphia rail
road are completing arrangements for the
extension Of the road to the property Of Mr..
Benson, u distance OF seven miles from Der.
lin. The bay will be bridged at a point
where 1t is but about three hundred yards 10
width, and passengers will be landed at the
doors OF the hotel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

THE REGATTA ON MoSDAT.-The rules
which governed the late regatta have been
adopted as the rules Of the regatta to come
oil on Monday. The tenth competitor for
the tub-race prize Of tl0 entered yesterday
In the person Of Capt. Geo. johnson. The
first race will take place promptly at ten
o'clock, and at its conclusion the tubs will
be introduced,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

NEEDS REPAIRISa.-Eighth and z streets,
at their Intersection with the crossings In
that locality, need repairing badly, aud have
the REPUBLICAN, and he is assured that no
street repairs will be more appreciated than
q thorough reconstruction OF the locality
mentioned above. Let 1t be done at once.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28
SELECT SCHOOL.

Pr,GsiG,l.. MRS. o. 4 G9sppR9S and MISS A.
rooms Of DR.. suuderlaud's Church, four-and-a-
hLf street Bntranee south cato.
CireulafS ohtsiued At tho bookstores. or address
principals at 100 BiGath street aule-solm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

Boston has a well-organlzed system for
the distribution OF flowers to the sick, the
idea OF which was suggested by a little girl,
Inquiries are now made In that city whether
some similar arrangement cannot be made
to secure the distribution Of fruit amopg the
poorer classes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28

KSIGHrs OF PrrurAs.-Samuel Reed, ESQ.,,
OF New Jersey, Supreme Chancellor OF the
United States, knights Of Pythias, will leave
shortly for the West to establish lodges 10
that section. He will be 10 Omaha on the
9th Of september, from whence he proceeds
to California on the 10th as a representative
TO the Grand Lodge Of the United States,
!. o. o. f., from the Grand Lodge Of New
Jersey.