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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-28

A House BUILT IN Ten HouRs.-Mr.
Lamb, recently of Chicago, has wisely in
vested in lots in fredericksburg and in two
months has erected dwelling house, n
brick store ard dwelling-house, and a
blacksmith shop. On Tuesday the 10th he
built the shop Crane building twenty-one
feet by sixteen) in ten hours. That's the
way to work. fredericksburg Ne'os.
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SEWISG-MACEIINES.
1911 BUTTON-HOLE AND 1911
lCli COMBINATION SEW IclI
ING MACHINE.

This MACHINE is by far the best that has "a yet
been made IL viii sew all kinds of material from
the cOarsest cloth 10 the finest fabric IL VIII DO
ing telling binding, rufiing, tucking. sewing, and
gathering on at the same time: braid without bast-
ing bind without baSting, and tuck without bast-
Ing ft will work beautiful button-holes, over
seam, and do all that other machines eau do. And
more: II you have Il family bny this machine
If you want to make money IL viii do that for you
in Il short time. The only way 10 compete win
northern work ia TO buy this machine. III you
want machine that You can work win ease ahd
comfort buy the Bu1'rOS-ii0iE We warrant
this machine for five years. Again: we VIII trade
for all kinds OF machines In ont OF order, or Tor
ANYTHING from a fiddle To u kuitting-reedie. Get
the best machine, 1t will pay for Itself; get the
BUTTON-HOLE.
Call and see this Incompatible MACHINE AT 1911
Main street, or address the same number, iSli, or
box 2ST, po5t-otice. y l-im
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\ memorial to Congress has been pre-
pared and will he presented for signatures
asking the annexation of Washington and
Georgetown, and that they be Incorporated
as ono city under one government. There
is certainly strong feeling developing for
81 union not only OF the two cities named,
lut also for Incorporating the whole terri
tory comprised within the District of Co
lumbia, under one government, to be called
tho city of Washington. 1t is believed that
this would be less expensive, and would be
for the general good of all parties and OF
all communities III this District - " dShtng-
ton lnicy-.BuIimore Sua.
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The sum of about $500 was collected for
Randolph Macon College nj Court-Strcct
church after the conclusion of the sermon
of the Rev. DR.. Duncan. A collection for
the same purpose was also taken up at Cen
tcnary church, but we did not learn what
amount was realized.--Lynchjeuy Ne'nS.
The total amount realized in Lynchburg
thus amounts to above one thousand dol
lars, and it is confidently expected that a
much more liberal exhibit will be made
before DR.. Duncan's dcpartwc.-Lytch-
bugV Republicans, 21M.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
~ rive 200 tons best quality LOtBERRf RED
ASH EGG and STOVE COAL. As coal Is daily
advancing In the Philadelphia market, those wish
ing to lay In their winters supply VIII ma IL io
orders ,n,
once and ward corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
strnnts ~ Tiyo1I WRIT ROBERTS.
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INTIMIDATION OF THE WORST SoRT.-Wc
are crcdiblv informed that several Radical
negroes arc obtaining the names of all
of their color in the county of Amherst
who either voted the Conservative ticket or
abscntcd themselves from the polls at the
recent election. They represent to such
negroes that they intend having them con-
scriptcd in the army, and by such threats
have created quite an excitement and
alarm .-LwchJug Vuyinian.
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BOOTS, SHOES, txc.
A NEW STOCK OF a.
n BOOTS SHOES, AND TRUNKS, Szs-
at 49,
OLD LOW PRICES,
lust received ut
O. HEIIERrS NEW STORE.

LIST OF PRICES OF 4 FEW OF G: HELLER'S
NEW STOCK RECENTLY PURCHASED
AT BANKRUPT SALES. NORTH:
CHILDREN'S CONGRESS CATERS 1T SOC.
CIIILDREN'S HEELED YELLOW SHOES for
Il worth S1.75; 80,
LADIES' GOOD QUALITY CARPET SLIP
PERS at 4Oc. and5Oc
CENTS, SLIPPERS ut 7Jc. worth SLIPS;
LADIES' CONGRESS CATERS ut the low price
Of* 81; - ,- - -,
$3.50: besides Il large variety Of all other kinds
Of BOOTS,
SHOES.
STRAW HATS, and
TRUNKS sold cheaper than cvcr-amOng them: =
large variety Of FASCY-COLORED Chill
DREN'S LACE AND BUTTON BOOTS;
4 lot of BOYS STRAW CAPS at 25c., mt
G. HELLER'S shoe store,
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
fe Relationships Chilcs Il Chcnery's old stand.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

VIZ DOLLHOUSE & PARIiAM have in the
wv same building with their bookstore q COM
riete BOOK-BINDERY and BEANR-BQOk
MANDATORY, appointed with modern tools
and machinery. which. with good workncH. enable
them to execute orders for FIRST-CLASS WORK
on az good terms as the best houses anywhere.
Merchants, bankers, railroad and insurance
books made here TO any pattern desired.
A good stock of blank-bOoks OF regular forms can
always be found on their shelves ready for rae.
jy27 ------------
NEW, AND OLD BOOKS.--Abbetos Di-
In gest. Law of Corporations, Abb0tts aud
Rrightiyis National Digcsts, Clinton's Digest oil
Reports Digest q o Fire
Bencl, and BAR. NTH ON Contracts, James, Bump,
Avery, Hobbs Brightly, and billiard, ON Bank,
ruptcy; Maury's Virginia. .Onr stock OF ne" anu
old Law and Miscellaneous Books is large, ano
prices low. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
booksellers, stationers, and bo0kDnders,
" 10 1878 Main street.
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n WILLIAM Fl. TATUM,
Dealer In fine Groceries and Liquors,
T., 50d RrOal street
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TOHN MAHONY, G.
% SURGEON DENTIST, NHtr
formerly OF the firm OF Wayt & Mahony,)
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to THlR-
TY DOLLARS.
OLDG OLD SETS bought, or exchanged at their
value for new sets OH vulcanite.
Office aud residence, 625 Main street, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets. 1e i'm
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE 3. STEEL, DEN-El
II TfST Office No. 723 Main street, eH-GuTYrp
tracts teeth without pain by the use OF PuRE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, inserts aftihcial ones,
ILLS the natural teeth and performs all operations
pertaining to the science Of dentistry In the best
manner at low rates. An experience OF twenty
years enables him 10 guarantee satisihcu.on III
every instance. ~ io-u1"
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[ NTHRACITE COAL,
CUAE,
CLOVER HILL COAL.
CtUEAP FUEL. CHEAP FUEL!

t
SOFT COKE FOR TIE MILLION, fresh from
the mines the best and cheapest fuel ever used for
stoves ranges, etc. Is easy 10 kindlc, ana does
not in lure the stove or range like anthracite coal
Tobacco manufacturers and hotcl-kccpcrs, I'm
fact, everybody will find 1t 10 their Interest To use
SIS: SOFT HAIL COKE, SIS; GLOVER I'LL.
coal. SO. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK AMI
PINE WOOD at market rates. Liberal arrange
lncnts will be made with dealers and large con-
sluncrs. If yor want good SOFT COKE be sure
10 90 10 X. II. COTTRELL,
No. oil Basin bank, between
~ oO-lm Ninth and Tenth streets.
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New one AND Two-DoLLAR NOTES.
Washington, July 26.-G. B. McCartce
chief OF the bureau Of engraving and
printing, Treasury Department, has just
returned here from New York, where he
has been to push forward the work upon
the new United States notes of the denomi-
nations Of one and two dollars, which will
he ready for circulation about the lst of
September. The new onc-dollar notes will
have Il vignettc Of Washington and q repre-
scntation of the discovery of America by
Columbus on tAc face. instead of the vignette
If Chief Justice Chase, as on those now in
use The new two-dollar notes will have a
yicnettc OF Jefferson and view Of the
capitol, instead of vignettc Of Franklin,
on The present ones. The plates for these
notes have already been engraved ut the
Treasury Department. The backs of the
ones " will he printed 10y the National
Bank-Notc Company of New York, and
those of the "twos by the American Com
rnny of the same city. The designs for the
ucw tivcs, tens, twcntics, and other dcnoml-
nations, have not yet been determined upon.
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NOTICE TO SURVEYORS OF PUBLIC

NOTICE TO SURVEYORS OF PUBLIC
~ ROADS IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO.
Pursuant TO my duties Commissioner of Roads
ofsaid county, and pursuant to other public duties,
/ have travelled the roads of the county generally
within the last month. From my own observation.
and information derived by complaints of other
citizens, Idipdble remiSSneSS-in many instances,
intokerdble aegJigence-is apparent. Surveyors OF
the county roads are hereby Informed that shall
make report To the court ut its next term August
and request order requiring you, the said Sur
Uey0rs to come t0riCdrd and ShOt1 cause for such
neglect IF dut and to require of you respectively
to furnish an account of your services, wit that OF
the hands allotted to you your actor against such
abscntees from service when called upon to work
on your respective sections {: the amount Of money
collected from such aLsentees ; how such money
disposed Of by you. and all other matters per
tanning to your accountability as the law directS
with and prepare yourselves to answer the order
referred to by the 18th of August next, subscribe
myself your friend, JACOB ;. AILEE.
Commissioner Of Roads Henrco county.
The county levy will be laid on the nth day of
August, at which time your claims will be con-
sidercd. jy o7-3t >. ;. n.
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How MIR. CREswELL BROKE HIS AIM
Mr.. Crcswcll left here on Saturday evening
on the $40 train aud arrived in Elkton
about Q o'clock, where his carriage was in
waiting. He entered it, and was driven to
the house Of the Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre, where
he took supper. After supper they seated
themselves on the piazza to enjoy Il few mo-
mcnts' conversation. Mr.. Crcswell'S chair
was placed too close 20 the edge of the piaz-
IN. which was about two feet above the
ground, and one of the legs of the chair pro-
icctcd over the edge. Mr. Creswell at
tempted to tip his chair backward and, as
he was sitting with his back to the edge Of
the piazza, the chair slipped off. He threw
up his arms to recover his balance, but
tailed to do so, and fell backward on his left
ann breaking the bone at the elbow Joint.
The arm is so badly fractured that fears
are entertained that ii cannot hc set, and
viii probably be the occasion of Il long
confinement 10 the Postmaster General
iE'aSLington Chronicle, 27M.
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WOOD AND COAX.
TUEL AND PUMP FACTORY.

T7UEL AND PUMP FACTORY.
Long OAK and PINE WOOD,
Sawed OAK and FINE WOOD,
Split OAK and PINE WOOD,
Best BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL,
Best ANTHRACITE COAL tby welght',
Best SOFT LUMP COKE,
Best WELL PUMP.
ONCE, III Main street. ,-,
jy27-2t >. Is. hIh1nc.
T HAVE A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
1 FUEL Of every description always on hand
CLOVER HILL, DOVER, and x A i:S X \, LII
SPLIT. and LONG OAK aud PINE WOOD, at
the very Lowest market rates. Persons Wishing
to Law in their winter supply viii dnd 1t TO their
interest to give me call as | am determined not
to be undcrsold. *. ". TAhn,
No lls Eighth street, near packet landing.
- je4-M w, sem
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DLIJE WINDSOR LUMP PLASTER
ID 200 tons, just received direct ON conslgnmehs
for sale low. lJy%l n. ;. LEI.
nRUGGISTS LABELS PRINTED AT
1 THE DISPATCH PRINTING-HOuSE.
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TN LAYING IN THEIR WINTER
l. SUPPLY OF FUEL, my friends and the public
will please remember that ON Eighth street between
Main and Cary they will find n full supply OF
NTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL and MlDLO-
THAN COAL, and OAK and FINE WOOD
j. VI. PITCHER,
Eighth between Main and Cary streets.
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GEORGETOWN.


FAIRFAX AND 0EoRexrowH TpRNPIKG-
The regular monthly meeting OF the directors
OF this pike was held on Saturday afternoon,
at Allen Pearcee house, sboat 8 mile from the
southern terminus OF the queduct bridge.
Allen Pearce presiding The writ OF tniunc-
ton against the further cons ru .tioa OF the
road, now beng sued out by some OF the stock
holders, having come MP for diScussGou the
counsel for the directors mr.. DePutron) was
instructed TO use all efforts 70 obtain a speedy
decision IN the case, and Mr.. 5. Eereu son
Beach, Of Alexandria, was retained As addi-
tonal counsel Some farther routine business
was transacted, after which the meeting ad.
journed.
DksnRrRR TURNED OvRR.-J. W. Rickett, a
oeserter from the u. Army, was arrested on
saturday, by Onicer Cunningham, aud turned
over TO the military authorities by order of
Justice Buckley.
MHRcHANTs' ExcHANeE.-The offerings on
Onange, this morning, were l,lOO bushels OF
woeat, with sales OF rs bushels At 81 asa
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORqE
WI TOWN OOLLEGE.
TwEETIETH MEDICAL SESSION, Is69-s0.
COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER OF TENTH
AND 4 STREETS,
CITY OF WASHING TON.
FACULTY:
NOBLE YOCN0, N D.
Professor of Principles and Practice Of Medicine,
Ge.srai Patnoloey .Dd nsoicel 1thics.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
yOHHeON BLOT, II. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Surgery
,as snd sprsie cal A.nsso%yn
Professor Of M.terie Medics, fherateutics and
Medical yurts prudence
MONTGOMERY JONES, n. D.,
J. HARRY THOMP s0N, N: ~.
Epw2sSS SGRs 81 $500 D. surgery
J. HAIRY TaOMPsON, NJ D,
Professor Of Clinical Surgery.
LOUIS MACkAtL, jig D.,
sfE WxsF t hHANs; 4 Nd Demonstration,
ROBERTSON HOWARD, NJ. D.,
Prosecutor.
The regular course Of Lectures will commence
oCTOBkk and terminate the following MARCH
For the Full Course Of Lectures ............ sIss
DemonstIdtOr 10
isuusMo . 30
Tor IN rtbsr !, on .a6 rs.. "
JOdNSOh ELIOT. D.. Dean.
an Is com No. 463 street north.
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pROPOsALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.

DROPOsALs FOB COAL AND WOOD,
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF DIsBURsiNS CLEhK AND 5uP'f,S
Aucugt is, 1859. \
Sealed Proposals will be rec. lived ct this ONCE
oetl the slst Instant q IL for the delivery aad
ANIhkAOITE COAL, No. !, or broken size, for
80 tons l2.i4o ibs.) best LYKBHS VALLEY, for
crate purposes.
100 cords best seasoned OAK WOOD.
soned.
Average samples Of Goals must scc smpany each
bid.
The Department reserves the right to rsjsct eli
or any portion Of the bids received.
2. a. DcOARfN1Y,
an IL I'd Disturbing Olerk and IN Dsrintendsnt.
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LOCAL N E w 8.

Amusements. Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c
EXCURSION TO Norfolk and return on the
steamer Coit on Mondays and Tnursdays
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon ON the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a m.
OxNlBusss for hire TO picnic parties a,
Nailor Il Bros stables.
MARKRIrER's ART GALLEY, ls6 tn street.
SNTTH Il STRoS6s ART GALLERY. ,Is 3
street. ~
ABSkRs PARK--Pic-Nic OF Friendship
Ledge, i. o. u. F. morrow. Interesting Ar.
erelses VIII take place at O'Clock p. m.
COACHES for the Rockville MIDI Agricultu-
TAI fair Will leave the stable OF r. Cruit L. Sob
every morning, during its continuance, at :, s
and o'clock.
EXCURSION TO GLYMoNr on Wednesday
gwen by the proprietor. Jos. III. ShafieId.
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u B. BIO n AUS
GOLDEN RIMEDfI0.

All for no other. take no other. md yoa vim
-, oSS k1WAHD or az eassof disease in aay
ss17ee nn1on they fail 70 cure
~: Riches Geldss Balsem Io. cure Ulcers,
!se:ors Of siin Esastions, TcIp:r Coiossi
!nlcseass, soreesss q esalp, serSfsl.s o.; :.
PaIihsI tnov1, FsnoSs: al diseees fte1 TIE ~
Pr. RsshexI Goidss Belssm 10. sSarss Hsree.
~ A1eeuons, Rheumatism IN al IN forms,
xe esin. iIS| OF other csSsss I've i'm
have thousands q OsFtinestss PROV g the nirso:
either 10. or ~ ~ SostiS. ar tHo So 3!
b. ,o RsehSS,, 0s,a.. l.ales., . ssss, s,,.dy.
pleasant ana radical S1rs for ii Urinary Dsssnss
p:nso: eecomlanisd With fan dirseeens. Price
o.. Hiehas's 6eldes Blizr d,Amew, . reAtea,
cure for nerycus Of osnsr.i Debility, !, ol9 o
Price So @ Isr bottls. Of two bottles for % o.
,hyppeS % o. srcs sosss ala =
al ooresposdents. uone Eenaine vithout tks
name Of Or. Riehau's Gcldss Remedtes. ID. B.
Rieha,ds. soIs proprissor." blown in elsss Of bot
xiar.s. Da. D. y, lIoHARDe. No; sss v...el
street. New York. once houU from Q. n. % ,
~. 0Circulars sent. jy3-ly
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TIE 9RIATIsT relief imaginable can be af-
forced this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonis hing
~ low prices At the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, $50 Seventh street, opposite the Post
once, where, in addition to eentlemen's "Bau.
mock Burn," Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue drab
dete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl
bade suits in great variety are also to be bad at
be most reasonable prices. a6.s
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i r. i = L N.
i BE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
I r. I - I NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID ENMACT
OF TIE
iRi8 VER5lCOLOR
OR BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered Tor the healing OF mar The
wonderful properties Of the iris versicolor hither
within the control Of science and Is no TAX na It's
stand % principal amonst the blessings Of medicine
As An ALTERAfIvE,
II acts directly upon the blood cleansing and puri.
tsipts which aiseSss or malarious infIuences have
planted there, and ersdicating and neutralizihg
the effects OF mercury or other poieons which may
It is infsiiabie as q remedy Tor scRoruLA, ERTP
TONS OF. THE SKIN, INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION
HE3rsY &C. .nS will cure the most virulent and
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
1t 10 an unfailing preventative and cure for
nkuRALGIA. SICK HEADACHE and NERVOUS Az
DISEASES or WOMEN
il has no equal. It's action upon the Lirey and
kidneys 10 prompt. salutary, and effective. and il
Is this property which renders it one of the safest
DIURETIC REMEDIES
and .killful combination with other Ingredients
TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest order-not tenn porarily stimulating
cams, and rendering 1t q most valuable curative
agent In cases of
DYSPEPSIA NDGENERAL DEBILITY
BY taking IRIsIN, the BIC od-which permea.es
all the tissues and Is the life and triton there
fectly healthy. S''
BEMEMBER.-Thi medicine is no offshoot OF
qusckery, but the regular formula of Q distin-
city, and 50 hiR does IL stand in the favor and
f Sesn Of the inteseIt and scientific that it has
Is daily being pre- scribed and ended By the
most eminent Of the profession throushont the
ni.h'y is 1t praised and the more extensively is it
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Msssrs. DABNIY, MORAN o., s. Ex.
change Place, and n. K. JEsUP 4 Co., IL Pine
street, New York, 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 Taxation; are secured BIZ
Q Land Grant Of Three Million Acres Of the
Finest Lands in Kansas and COLORADO: In sddi
ton to this special grant, the Company slso
owns Three Millions OF Acres in Kan.
Sos, which are being rapidly sold to
develop the country and improve the rosd.
They are first mortgage upon the extension of
the road from Sheridan, K ansas, to Denver. Colo.
RADIO. The road in operation no,r earns ore tSan
enough net income TO pay tic interest on ras mar
loon. THERE'S no better security in the rke.-
this bs ling in some respects better than Govern.
ment Securities. Principa! and Inter.st ,,,,,t.
IN Gold. Price SO, and accrued Interest. i'm Chr
rency. Pamphlets, Maps and Circulars fu r ish.d
on application. an1lm
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Fall of 1863.
OUR POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE.
nAv uayv 70

FIRST IN THE FIRLD
With an immense stock of Gents, Boys and
ChildTen's Rsady.mad Clothing, received
from the celebrated establishment of Vans.
maker & Brown, of Philadelphia, and a great
variety Of piece goods, from the New York
and Philadelphia markets, and is selling ran.
Idly at prices lower than the lowest else.
where.
OAK HALL,
100 Seventh street.
Opposite the Post Odice.
~ N. BIO make room for Fall Stock,
daily arriving, we are selling Summer Goods
at cost. 6
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SAVE YOUR MONET

@ON61
The Undersigned has just taken out Q Few
PATENT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT.
TIERS AID sTRBETs WITHOUT A eFAM
dispensing With curb and reducing he expense 60
below the contract price In any Of the wards in this
city with brick, which will last for Q lifetime
without repair. 1000 loads Of PAVING sAHp
for sale ct the yard on Ttber Greek, between and
streets. TR0REToN SMITH,
O WA,nSsrox. 3. p g.. AaEu. sG - lss5
ri So f ::
:ssa: Ss; /; SSs o. :sISS
SECOND DIsrRIsr.
sss's: 81 s.. s "a 8: ::s: s' :sa split!
IouRTH DISTRICT.
so0.e' s O.. wced. 'sssd and split.
,eSon r: ssv:, , from tine e tine during the
and " and .ssss:.sd . sSs Under sSt
"sn'a Chairman Sonn as =; q p99e 1IsI,,,.
auN IReD &Chron.l
PROPOsALs FOB FUEL.
HOr.r OF S HES Ssrlen:
Sealed rropo:sis VIII Sc received :. tbs s one.
until mt TUtSDAY, the 3ist day of August, A. d
s0s the Of
SUI tons o. asS Hounds) best White Ash, No i, or
z; cords dry Oh; saved in two pieces
10 cord: DRY Hieiory, sawed in three pieces.
A. 70 he Teished and measured by such rson
desenste and all to be dei~eres in tss ys,its ~
Inc Ospltoi within one month after notice OF tue
pron' sails Win be sepsra.ey Considered for the
be from sSrss mo viii
cn,es, accompanied by satisfactory references;
bidder for the faithful performance OF the COM
PIopo:,.is .hond be di.e.tea to the Clerk Of the
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
vsi-lawav Clerk House of Rsp's U. 8.
A NTHRACIrE COAL FOR THE NAVY.
Navy DEPARTMENT,
bhreat 0 Equipment dad Recruuiag,
Coal e;,Iss ~ rr9 90 for .srei.n,ss
&, :s;i {s.I snei.s Jun. .. 40 VIII 3 Tsessss
for AD.hfseite 0esi for esesnsrs. that ts.y nay
:; o:: = Or q: a:'s1; q 'isi tons.
The coal mutt be OF the best puek nou,s.,, n,
.Ise,s, foI the purpossi inSssdeS vSich .aaaiisy
eerstarI Of the Asvy, sfssr the rsc.Stisn q the
fhe. name Of the coal propossA 10 b. furo,.h>d
Dcst be stated In the ofer.
The pr1ce mlst b for the coal delivered as the
1nhnses,Dnis Esyy-ye.d, oeen teerd Of vessels q
eece POINTS 1ft3tn a1x niles thereof g nay BE-
=: and .so. :: g:
The eeai nast IN III rsspsess b sssiss,e>p,v 4.
toe inspector or ueDectoss % be aDponta1 bv ne
eSsssI. Who Will have the right Of Dersnptory
slsnk forms Of offer, GUARANTEES, a., yin n for.
pROPoSALs F0R BUILDINoS. -
HrADQuAnrrns Pms. uIIlr..r p,.r.acr.)
RieAmss4. "a. ~ xu G.:s; e
esslsa !ropessis On ri iiiesss5 IN s. received
~. sc ss once unttl 4 =, o. eA9U1OAy. Ssyssa.
~ %. tcoS Tot the Surcha0e ff00 - Unifo1
c!eiee o. the WOODEN BulLDIM00 lately occa.
Jsse ~ ne Qnsrtsrosstsrs DsDsrtmsas g AAch
:1iPAis SHOPS" o. sAs cs.al. s.lSu rsa
108Aa1 HOUSE. !. q the Bsekses.
Proposals ny - Wodo Ter TIE Vhoio or an ~
he hutldtnes, and further infor aation . 70 stz
oSthe buildinGs end manner oe sale ca0 - o..
tatped 90 ssplfcasfou ct this ONCE
Al aSs snyslsIes ccessin,sE PROPOSAL. % be 81.
g ss,i 70 sSis sos ef Sa"d'ssssd forwarded
By ordsr Of the Quartsrms.tse osssrsl u.
army. J. g CQA06E1a
nrevtt Col Qusre rmsstsr o. n ANN.
sua ohisf q. " LET Miitary Diosrics.
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DRESSES, SUITS, CLOAES, &c,
MADE in the latest French sty les ami at moderate
prices at MI VILLA s
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CITY ITEMS.

PARENTS FITTING OFT CHILDREN for school
will find the most desirable goods for such pur-
poses at Gao. q. HRNEISs's, No. 5tt 7th stree.
He will receive in q few days an addition 20
his large stock OF Boys Snirts