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Scaled pTOpo.a. sr SssS sa SD, .epSIasy VIII
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9sSiSs % he Unitsd States Maine Corp. ~. from
psys h tso q ftiSS IL.
a1artefmaster Marine Corps. PhiladelPhla, Pe1p-
such quantities as may from time 10 time be re.
quiTed.
l2,o0O yards Of SKI, blue kersey, all wool, free
from hair. o. inches wide, 70 weigh q ounces to
8; Ssyr sdTs fddslf S SSS sssS all WOOL FREQ
from hair, 81 inches wide, 10 weigh q ounces to
" y. yi!? Pfss s ESRI SIS Soh al. WOOL fro.
from aniri ~ insSSs w5S; q weigh = OuaeC' to
DO ysTd. .SiriSt cioiE, ali aeOI. tooehlusal dyOd)
Hin'hs' W'd' & tL rs.f NJ - ounces per yard
~ wool, !iSdiso Wool dye l., 81 Inches vide. %
S' ysrds "SHS SarE biSus Flannel for .hr. ali
wool &adiGo wool dysSd') n Inches wide. 10
90 cay Sf S WI; aa. ia Riirfa I'd:
5Ooo T pa,T. WSoles Socks. three s,c. properly
made Il gSgd as'SS ySGI' with with double and
PAIRS r's' from Fr grease
- 90 yara. white Linen for pants. 50 iuehc. wide.
X fsf ETScPp fy ~ .Sr ueho, wide
II weigh II Ouncos per yard.
u 90 yards canISn fiaaaol Tor drawers. % inches
S'hl Yards Cotton Ticking for bsdsaeks, 81 inches
vide.
6jJ Uniform Caps. eOInplets exc -pt porpops.
0 Pompou.,, red wOT.ted, bali shape. aud 5iueh,s
40 Fatigue Gaps, with c1ycrs to be made u blue
cloth, undiSo wool Dyed
80 fatigue Cap Ornaments.
100 gross Coat Buttons, (eagie.J
20 gross jacket Buttons. tsPEle)
sI%' s. xsSt Busson'' Ssagts9 an, s.,.s,
| UD sets Epaulekte BulllOn, for pTyates.
| 800 yards yellow Bluding
| 2,OjO yards Red Cord
| ~ swords for seTgeants
| - swords for muslcans.
| 81 suara Drum Heads.
| 100 Drum Cords.
I, iSs,,s DTa'9 II! sPHF F,io.
~ Drums complete
300 pair. Army B99o,ee, guftntry paitoruD
Ion Cartridge Boxes with magazines.
TOJ BGy0usl soabbarJs W It'll frogs attached.
| 100 Percussion CaP.pouehes.
| coo kuapsaeks.
| For making and trimming the following articles.
Watch Goats
UnlfoTm Goats for SerEeauts. CorporAls. husI-
Fatigue Goals for serRcants. Corporals, Must.
wdoisa Paats i1T scrSoauts, CorpOral.. Mu,I.
clans aud PriNates,
h, .nb PIiXstsS Wv
| Flannel shirts
Linen Shirts.
pFaweLt
Red and Hue Jackets for boys
The above mentioned articles must conform In all
Pee to sS ssstsr aaTSs dSTps s i%s BaT
racks wa,ISsigS = k;'ss ~ s 9atT'i pin.;
street, PhiisisipiIaI and at tny Marine Stations,
BrS9klyn. AID sS.ISS, n r." EhSrS they
above. OF Auy portion Of Them, shall be eon.ldeted
as not fully e9oformpE 70 s s dnsy WI Dc
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Nnv YoRK, April 2o-y ICON -cotton quiet
and weak nominallJ unchanged, Sugar un.
changed In every respect, Flour dull and
pominaL Wheat dull and nominal, tl, $50
Lao. Corn dun and noainaD s26si cents ost.
and nominal tf5sfpIlO. Pork quiet and
steAiy; t3l.r Gold l3A- H..fHfg 90
nALrtNoRR NARkRTs.
was a fair inquiry for Flour this morning, and
for all descriptions the market was steady at
full Iatea Sales reached about LOO pounds,
Western Fine at t5.50, do, super at 10, do.
EStra at tfttI rs, al " soaf. ca indi ana Fam.
per barrel ISL IyIgEgI I5|'r' -
steady, but not specially active sales com.
prised good fair red At l.o5fl 70; prime Valley
do. at t2l0R7.l5, and fair to good white at
N.bg2 -. ...llg.l -.
Corn-was dull and heavy. The receipt,
were only shout 5000 bushels, and tho sales
were, white at 50 cents, yellow at IS cents, and
oafs.--Some 5000 bushels were offered to-
day, and we note sales OF common at 50@SS
cents, and prime TO choice heavy At 7OelTo
| cents . IL. f.H'-
Cotton Prices are of at Liverpool, but the
effect Of the dsSilac, and prisss are main.
tained here. There are, however, no sales
| making this morning. 700-0
| CCBce.-The market Is quiet, but firm 10
tone, and holders generally are indispo,ed 10
viz: Rio Ia bond al iOflI2X eeats, gold for fsir
10 prime cargoes, and duty paid at i52i0X
cents for lair to good, 11FQlTC5 cents for prime,
| and lsfllp cents for choice, gold The stock
here has b,en increased by recent arrivals to
d, 900 bsgs.
MOidsscs.-We hear of no further trausac.
tons in this article, but we quote II arm as
soG56 cts for MuseoyAdoi Porto Rico at b5G
70 cts, and English Island ut t5fpT6 cents per
gallon.
| MW Fccd.-llrownstur sells at 20 cents, and
Middlings at 3563T cents per bushel. The de.
mand is fair at these figures,
Prorisions.-we notice a continued fair de-
mand for Provisions, but the market IL less
active than 1t was q day or two since. Prices
are, however, well maintained, and we quote
Bacon ss before, firm ht1i,S cents for shoul.
ders, l0lS cents for rib Sides, and l7Ji cents
for clear rib do. Bulk Shoulders we quote
arm at l2tItl3oents, with buyers at the Inside
figure, aud Bulk Sides firm at 10 cents for RIB
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PHILADELPHIA had 2S6 deaths last weckr-I
PARIS has 10000 public lamps.
TEA is raised In Louisiana, as well as In
Tennessee.
EsoLASD's Abysslnlan expedition cost
$50,000,O00. - N
THB Circuit Court Of Anne Arundel county,
Maryland, met yesterday. II ~
RSv. JoHs J. OwEN, d. D., vice presi lent
ofthc college OF New York, is dad.
CUBAN drill.rooms are said to be on the
increase in New York.
AouILLA JOHNSON, another old defender of
Baltimore, Is dead.
THERE were 10 deaths In Baltimore last
week.
In Michigan, O man has recently been
pcrance lecturer.
THE Mayor Of Syracuse aud q delegation
OF Councils OF that city are inspecting the
Auburn, N. Y, water works.
The last ofthe prisoners arrested on the
charge Of being Implicated In the Rogers
murder has been released In New York.
THE Trappe Protestant Episcopal church,
In Hartford county, Maryland, was totally
destroyed by fire Sunday morning. -'.
IT is said that only one New Yorker In five
huhuANu ulElbtus tluuHb1 bN INV
many others docs he shayei rr. r ..
Mrs. ELIZABETH CHASE, lady consider
ably advanced In life, was on Wednesday
last, at the Protestant fnirmray In Baltimore,
relieved Of an ovarian tumor weighing 90
pounds. DR.. Alice, OF Philadelphia, per-
formed the operation.
PoRTuoAL sympathizcs with the efforts
which are being made across the border by
the Spaniards In behalf Of sclf.governmcnt.
A military rising Is looked for in Oporto, and
the authorities are seriously alarmed and on
the qii rire.
In murder case tried In New York city
In the year 100, the accused was defended
by Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr and
Edward Livingston. A New York paper re
marks that names OF this class do not ap
pear In our criminal cases now and add
that II is tho millennium Of shysters.
On. RoEsIss, the North German Consu
In New York, has published letter, calling
attention to the International Horticultural
Fair, which will DO held at Hamburg, Ger
many, this summer. The Hamburg ant
American Steam Packet Company hay'
lowered the freight on goods sent to tina
exhibition.
THE Iowa temperance folks held q con
vention few days ago ut Osknloosa, In thu
State, at which IL was resolved not at prcscn
not to form q temperance party, on tn
ground Of .ncNpcdiency Put should tho exist
ing political parties refuse at their mex
State conventions to pledge themselves Il
the prohibition platform, Il will then be tn
duty Of the temperance people 'to go
alone"
IT is said that many Of the islands on tn
; eastern shore Of the Adriatic have cllmat
little, II at all, inferior TO Madeira. Lacromn
which lies opposite to Ragusc, is eminent
gifted In this respect, and In vegetation an
picturesque beauty is perfectly tropical. !
company Is now being formed TO cstablls
there sauatorlum for persons ffected Will
| cheat dtaaoapa
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rNEAsINrss AND coNrLAIsT.

We do not care TO disguise the fact-ir-
deed we would not do Il II VIC could-that
some people are disappointed on account OF
the distribution of the public patronage.
There arc many grievous disappointmeuts
and some loud swearing, and all this is n
very natural result Of what was bound to
happen anyhow under our system. II there
Is wrong, which wc will not deny, II Is more
the fault Of the system than Of the powers
which have designated the appolntees 10
Office and place. Neither the President nor
the heads Of the Departments can be sup
posed to know very much about the fitness
Of applicants, or just what the effect VIII
be politically of the appointment of this man
or that to position. 1t were impossible that
this thing could be done under the existing
system without occasioning some disappoint-
mcnt, and peradventure more or less Of Bit
terncss and ill-fceling.
In view of the many difficulties which envi-
ron this question Of tho appointment ofmcn to
office, we have sometimes felt that some such
system as Mr.. Jcuckcs' civil service bill pro-
poses would be relief. II capacity, hon
csty and fitness for position were made the
sine 9,,d non, instead Of political connection
with and service done the party In power, Il
might be different. Perhaps as parties an
now organized II is impossible TO avoid this
desidsratn Of political qualification ~ ncccs-
sary to entitle one to receive the patronage
OF the Government. This hcing so, VIC must
expect Just this state Of things which now
exists at the commencement Of all new
Administrations. These things cannot be
avoided.
Not being applicants for oiIicc ourselves,
and having but few friends that we desire to
see rewarded with positions, and no enemies
that we care to punish, We are, perhaps, able
to look on as coolly as anybody and judge
the President and the heads OF the Depart
ments as impartially as dlslntorestcd parties
arc capable OF doing under like circum'
stances. We have TO say that the APPOINT.
mcnts thus far, as a general thing, do not
trouble us, and VIC think the party will sur
yivc all the swearing and fault.fnding that
now exists or may ensuc hereafter on account
Of appointments or dismlssaIs.
\ distinguished gentleman asked us the
other day what We thought of the Admins
tratlon. Our reply was, eve think well of
it." wcn,' said he show do you like
the appointments p "Somc Of them we
like well, and others not so we'll" said we.
"If they were very different from what they
are, they might not suit us any better, and
therefore we do not care to make ourselves
very uncomfortable because Of anybody
who is appointed or anybody who is turned
out"
We are Republican; and while the Admin
istration continues true to the great and
cardinal principles of the party, we sustain
it first and last and all the time. Others
may hold the ofllces--wo propose to standby
the principles of the party and by those who
vindicatc them while in power.
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New Advertisements.

IcOR SALE STOCK AND RJYLukBs, ks,, Of
Il an old established II AT aud SHOE sTORk on
Seventh street, Lease Of the premises, Address
''Merchant' at tho Once Of EArtoSAL REPrBLI.
CAY. 1t
DAN AMERICAN YOUTH, WHO
w can read Anl write, between sixteen and
seventeen years Of age, to travel with young col
Ored man at the North this .pring aud over u Eu
iopc the coming summer. Wages: tl2 month and
board. Parents must be willing None bat friends
to IhG Union and colOred peopls need apply.
Address w A. T. smith,
It. P.O. box No. ell GeorgetOwn, DO.
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From Jos. shllllngton, corner Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
have putnam's Magazine, Frank Lcslic's
Ladies' Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book and
the Lady's Friend for May, and ITarpers'
Bazaar for tho week ending May
John C. Parker, Seventh street, opposite
the post Office, sends us Godey's Lady's
Book, Frank Leslie's Magazine, the Atlantic
Monthly and Maync Reed Magazine, son
ward" for May.
Aohuu X BcstOr send us Pulnam's Maya
zinc for May.
shillington sends us, "Onwurd," the At
lantlc Monthly, Our Young Folks and the
Riverside Magazine Tor May.
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Prof Mitchell, tho mathematician, ugcd
10, died on Tuesday at Vussur College, from
debility.
Archbishop McCloskoy, OF New York, !.
In this city. '"
DR.. LlppIncott, (the husband of Grace
Greenwood a fourth class clerk In the Post
ONCE Department. was an applicant for the
position ofGeneraI Superintendent of tho Post
Office Department, but failed TO get tho ap-
pointment.
Col. Taylor, Commissioner Of Indian AZ.
fairs, has len town for New York. lie will
probably return In few days,
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The New York Evening Post says II Is un-
derstood that the French Atlantic cable will
be landed at Cape May, N. j., under the
authority granted by the Legislature at Its
last session. A company was organized at
Camden last Saturday to co-operate with the
French company. Ia
Cuban insurgents are closely beslcging
Trinidad. -. = - -
A cargo Of arms and ammunition for the
insurgents Is reported to have been landed in
Cuba.
The Prime Minister OF Bavaria has made
a remarkable speech In which he stlg-
matized the eneycllcal letter of the Pope
as one OF The causes OF the difference between
church and State.
Spain purposes some very salutary re-
forms.
The French Government proposes redue-
ton Of duty on brnndies exported to the
United States.
The German Zollyereln meets Apri 2s.
Generals stoneman and Saxton left Omaha
for San Francisco. Their commands will
follow in few days.
band OF Indians captured The horses OIL
wagon train near Fort Laramie last
Friday. Troops have been sent In pursuit.
The track Of the Central Pacific railroad
will reach Monument Point to-day. The
Union Pacific Company are laying from two
To three miles Of track per day.
The storm in the Yves, on Monday caused
fearful destruction Of property. Thu
damage In 81. Louis is estimated at from
$40, 900 to $4,000 Dubuque, Iowa, ais
suffered severely, aud several lives were lost
The meeting In Chickering's Hall, in Bos
ton, last night, to establish the Revenue au
Financial Reform League, was we'll n,
tended, aud many persons prominent
| commercial and other pursuits were presen
Tho spaniards In Cuba arc preparing Il
n vigorous attack on Puerto Principe.
His reported from Cnba that three insu'
gent chieflains and six hundred follower
have surrendered TO the Spanish authorities
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The House CoNAITTEEs.-The various
Committees of the House, authorized to take
testimony during the recess, on Monday
drew from the contingent fund the amounts
estimated for the summers work, which
they have been directed by the House to
perform. The Committee OF Ways and
Means meet May 1a, In New York, and nfter
several weeks in the Eastern cities, will go
West to San Francisco. The sub-Commlt-
tee of Elections, consisting of the Western
members Of the committee, meet In New Or
leans, May 3, to investigate the Louisiana
cases. The subj Committee of the Judiciary,
Eldridge, OF Wisconsin, chairman, meet 10
Montgomery, Alabama, the cath Of May, to
continue the investigation of the charges
against Judge Busted. They hold subse-
qucnt session In Mobile. The select commit
tee on the ninth census, Garfield, acting
chairman, meet In this city May %, and af-
ter Il fortnlght's session, will take testimony
in Philadelphia, New York, and Plttsburg'
The Committee on Foreign Affairs will
adjourn this week, to meet whenever officers
now In Paraguay or In South American
waters shall arrive III Inns country, propapiy
In June. The committee will then continue
their investigations in New York by sub
committee, (Orth, of Indiana, ehairman.)
The Select Committee on Tunnage Uynch,
of Maine, chairman,) will take testimony IN
New York, Boston and Philadelphia in Sep
cmbcr aud October.
The sub.C Committee on Elections, Church
| III % thn To
members of that committee, will take testl
mony In South Carolina In October and No
ycmbCr, relative 10 the elections In tina
State.
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WAsniSoToN, April 20. lsoo.-Jsy Cooke
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
eminent securities
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BRrTrsn IMPoRT or WHAT ngland's
import of this article, last year, was not so
large as the previous one, the home crops
being somewhat improved. still, she had
to pay out heavy sum for brcadstutis. In
1858 the total amount paid was t2s ,OOO, 900,
as compared with G25, 900, 900 In 1867, and
fl3,OO6, 900 in 1853. She took f6,SO0, 900
worth from Russia last year, against
CO, 750, 900 In 1857, and "a, 500, 900 In 1886
From Prussia she bought co, $4,000 worth
in 1868, compared with "a 100000 In 1857,
and e., 800, 900 in 1866. And FROM the
United States she purchased ~, 800, 900
worth, as compared with RS, ESQ, 900 In 1857,
and 1875, 900 In 1865. 1t will thus be seen
that while tho import from other countries
has fallen away, that from America has
steadily Increased. The day Is probably
near when we will almost rnonopolize the
British market in breadstutfs, as we are GER
tain to monopolize II In cotton.
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First, grasp with haste, all round her waist,
And hug her tight TO thee;
And then she'll say, "Do go away
Do-don't you-fet me bem
Then, oh, what bliss but never miss
So good q chance as that
Then make dash, as quick as Hash,
And-Harriet, hold my hatiIi
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OP the guRRKHCr, I
WAsHISdTOS, March 10, 1859.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the ercu
atin OF notes Of 1.-THE First National Bank Of Rock
ford H. that such notes will be paid in lawful
money Of the Unlted states, upon preseutalios VI
the same at the Treasury Of the United States:
II, X. HURLBURD,
Ap7.WlN Comptroller Of the Currency,
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,BgowN .DIcksoy ,-op NE oh ,io.l.,t, in
b. O. by Rev. DR.. McCauley, Kew. 2. PErros
BRowE, Of the Baltimore annual conference, 70
Mrs HARRIET A. Dickson, daughter OF DR.. ].
Wilson, Of Hartford county, Mo.
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DIED.


BILLS. On the 18th instant, Of ppsumo MIA, Mrs.
MAY ksE Bits, In the 9Th year Of her tpe. a.,
Her friends aud Acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from the residence Of
her son, .. n, Ruls, O street, between Sixth sod
seventh streets, Navy NArd, on Wednesday af.er-
noon, at 7o'olock. t... %.
KEMP. --on Monday, the 18th instant, RopERr
KEnP, OF this city, aged q years. ,,
His funeral viii taki plhe from % residence OF
bis brothet.in.law, p, y, Tyne, four-and.A.
half street. At II O'Clock, a m. wednesday, nst
instant. ....... Lima.
BLooMgR. On the Oth instant, Mrs, ELIEA-
pErH BLoorBR, In the 0oth year Of hetage.
RANDOLPH. -0n the morning Of the nth In
slant at Ii2O. sfter . long aud ssysre illnsss, In
the 18th year Of his age, ROBERT y. RANDOLPH
frle1ds and relatives are invited to attend his
aud. a.hAlf aud G. streets, lsland, aud proceed TO
day, April 2lst.
LAMB -on the morning Of the 2Dth instant,
WILLIE DEhEsT, Infant, son Of Charles II. and
Sue B. Lane, aged nina nonths.
The fsneral will take place to-day tWCdues.
dayl afternoon. at So'elock, from the residensc Of
hi, father, sos street.
,,sussr little children to e5mo unto me, for such
IL the Kingdom Of Heaven. "
sHAw.-Ats.0a m April %. CHARLES BRIoS
SHAW, aged % years,
The fun neral will take place at the FIRST Presby.
tcran church, fourand.a half street. this after
noon at go
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Architects.


LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" a., ,WA'WSGIos' q April Il. lSsg
York, N. Y, praying for the extension Of
RatSn! grated q him "a rs "a SGy = HSSS
ISL, Tor an imprOv eme nj 10 shlps' WlnehesI
Ills ordered that ihe said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
depOsitlona, aud other papers should be hlod in
ELISHA lOOTg,
ap2O.Tu3w CommiSsionsr Of Patents.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE INTERNAL. REV.
RSuE Observation-Disclosures Delano ycster-
day put In operation a carefully maturcd
plan Of reorganization for his Office, the
main points of which will be learned from
the abstract below. The plan, It will be
seen, contcmplates dividing the force Into
three grand divisions, as follows:
/. Division of Laws-This IL under the
direction of the solicitor OF the bureau,
Walter II. Smith, esq. He will have charge
OF all reports, records and dockets OF suits
and proceedings In internal revenue cases;
the examination OF alleged frauds; all re.
ports Of aud orders TO supervisors and detee-
tlves; the sufficienoy Of bonds and other In
struments requiring the approval Of the
Commissioner all questions relating 10 lega-
cles, SUGGESTIONS, incomes, salaries, divi-
dends, and special taxes; all questions re-
lating to tobacco until bonded; the stamping
of all instruments Of writing, and In general
all legal questions arising In the administra-
ton Of the Office. This division Is subdi-
yided into three sections. .. ..
9. Division Of Books and Accounts-Under
direction Of Second Deputy George ii. Par
| nall, assisted by Mr.. G. A. Appel. This d.
| vision is charged with the examination OF
all accounts Of assessors, assistant assessors,
supervisors, detectives, surveyors Of dlstille-
Il
examination Of and action on oil estimates
for funds for monthly and other expenses;
the general bookkeeping Of the office; the
Issue of stamps for payment OF taxes, &C.,
sc. Subdivided into four sections.
3. Division Of Distilled Spirits, Tobacco In
Bond and Miscellaneous Matten--Under d.
rection of the Third Deputy, (not yet ap-
pointed assisted by Mr.. s. N.Wilcox. This
| diyisislon has charge of all matters relating
To tax on distilled spirits and tobacco In bond;
stationery, printing and blank books; the
care of the files OF the Office, aud other mat
| tiers not specially provided FOR. II Is sub
divided into three sections.
General-The LIST Deputy, ]. W. Doug.
lass, will have charge Of all records Of all
appointments and applications for office Of
the mails Of the bureau, etc, and will act as
| the general executive officer OF the bureau
under the Commissioner.
Mr.. Vim. P. Sherman Ia detailed as Gen.
eral Supervisor of the bureau, and Is charged
with the duty Of making daily Inspections Of
the office, suggesting changes and improve
ments, seeing that the rules and regulations
prescribed for Its government are enforced
aud generally with the oversight Of the work
ing operations OF the office.
With these arrangements fully In effect
aud with honest and competent men at thu
head of the various subdivisions Of tn,
Office, n harmonious and successful admins
tratlon OF the bureau may safely be calcu
lated upon. Better men for their RESPECTIVE
: places than Commissioner Delano, Deput
: Commissioners Douglass and Parnell, So
r licitor Smith, and Mr.. Shcarman can no
I easily be found, aud In their capacity, Ia
dustry aud integrity the public have til
fullest confidence.
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I05-NOTICE TO TAX-PAYRRs.
OFFtcE or THk AssEssoR,I
CRY HALL. (BAsgABST, WEST wlEd,D
wAsHisGToN, y. T., April !, 1852.
Notice 10 hereby givsa that the assess lns Mt Tor
lsCs j. Completed and that the Assessors will meet
zitheir onice daily ,tsuud Us exeepted,D team,
aud eontlnno In session until p m. from this
date to MAY Is, 1890, to hear complaints and ap.
aggrieyod by said assessment. -
Secretary VI the Board Of Assessors.
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~s REPuBIICANsi-
~ There will be Z meeting OF the second
Ward Republican Club on THURSDAY ByRNIN0,
I'D instant. at the Presbyterian Church on Fit.
teenth street, between | and X, to which all Re.
pnblieans are earnestly requested to be present.
BY order Of CHAS II. PETERS,
ST. CLAIR BURLRT, President.
Secretary. apo 81