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CORN IND COTTON
LA n ID.

PROFIT BY TIE INV ESI MENI.
Our Agents in lower Georgia arc re-
porting many sales and sending new or
dcrs, and we want the Farmers OF Cobb
to do themselves the justice to secure
what they need before it is all gone.
WE annex one or two items of inter-
est on the value of Bone as a manure.
From Prof. Darby we have the fol-
lowing statement:
Gone hundred pounds of your Bone
Flour is worth three thousand pounds o.
good stable manure"
From Prof Montgomery:
"Bonc Dust contains the most nutri-
tious combination that can be made,
far surprising any other inmy Judgment.
From P. NJ. Compton, Millcdgcyillc
''Mr. II. Fralcy of Hancock used one
ton of your Bone Flour last season. lie
now wants ten tons. Please send six tons
of it to Americas, and four tons to Dry
Pond, Hancock County"
David Dickson of Hancock County
says: "Send me ten tons of your Flour
of Raw Bone to Culvcrton, Ca"
J. A. Barclay writes from Macon:
please send me at once, to Barclay S
Gin House, Macon & Brunswick Rail
Road ten tons of your Flour Of Raw
Bone"
RIA. Beers, Esq, writes from Albany,
Ca, ''scnd Immediately to b. G. Lock
cit, Albany, fifteen tons Flour of Raw
Bone"
d. Il. Cook, Esq, of the firm of Cook
u Check, hcnncsaw MINIS, Marietta,
says, "Your Flour of Raw Bone made
all the cotton for us, on our plantation
near Macon, that VIC made at all. If we
had bought more Bone Flour we should
have made more money. We used
Guano on about 100 acres without any
pcrccptible benefit"
WE want to buy a good 80 horse
power steam engine and boilers and will
sell at a great bargain y horse power
engine with small burr mill stones and
fixtures all ready for grinding.
OlkLEY HILLS NlNG COMPANY,
MARIETTA, GEO,
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seli5frllaap.

/ TlEEeE is room in every community
for Workers. AIcn Of industry, energy
and spirit, will not be habitually idle
anywhere. Work gives happiness,
health; and men feel more independent
when habituaIly employed. Many com
plain that they are willing to work but
can find nothing to do. In almost every
ease the fault lies with the man. He
docs not earnestly try to find work, and
when he does find employment, his en-
Tire Il energy is directed in getting the
most pay for the smallest amount of la
Dor. The clerk, employed in business,
should feel as deep an intcrestin its sue
cess as the principal, and he will soon
become a necessity. SO it should be
with the labor in every occupation, and
4 man who will show shat lie is deeply
interested in doing all he can for his
employer, will be sure to obtain pcrma-
nent employment.
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Ahb ENTNnS OF PLANTATION
AND q
" i'll Work Done,

EEN UI-T'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,
a Cures Livcr Diseases, nyspelsis, &c.
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A YOUNG lady going into barrack
room at Fort George, saw an officer
toasting slice of bread upon the point
of his sword, on which she exclaimed /:
II see, sir, you have got the staff Of life
on the point of death"
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Our Agents in lower Georgia arc re-
porting many sales and sending new or
dcrs, and VIC want the Farmers of Cobb
to do themselves the justice to secure
what they need before it is all gone.
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A SUBSCRIPTION paper, was presented
to wealthy French manufacturer, who
subscribed twenty francs. "Twcnty
francs ~ said the lady presenting the
list "why, your son has subscribed 80
francs" "That's all very well" replied
the manufacturer, "my son has a rich
father and can afford it."
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From p. NJ. Compton, Millcdgcvillc

"Mr. II. Fralcy Of Hancock used one
ton of your Bone Flour last season. lie
now wants ten tons. Please send six tons
of it to Americas, and four tons to Dry
Pond, Hancock County"
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David Dickson of Hancock County
says: "Send me ten tons of your Flour
of Raw Bone to Culvcrton, Ga"
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A FARMERS boy advcrtises in a Ken
lucky paper for wife. lie says:

ale wants to know if she can milk,
And make his bread and butter,
And go to meeting without silk,
To make a show and splutter;
He'd ike to know if it would hurt
Her hands to take up stitches,
Or sew the buttons ON his shirt,
Or make pair of breechcs.'
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JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. d.
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'INEvER shot bird in my life," said
gentleman to an freshman, who re-
piled: 81 never shot anything in the
shape of bird but squirrel, which |
killed with stone, and it fell into the
river and was drowned"
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JOSH Billings defines "thurer bred
dizziness man. as "wun that knows enuff'
about steelin' so't there kant emmy body
steel from him, and enuff about law SO
that he kin do his stcclin' legally"
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Proposals..
FtoUR PRoPosAIs.

oFPicE OHirr GossIssARr or euBsrsrExor,
DErARrnRsr OF THE souIH. I
a..,.x hILAErA, GA, Sept. n, 1850,
until y Ss i:s'i is 4 ~; Sse
90 fovspss' RRffHgssItqsnt siTJ Xi'h
from. good. sound. new ian what 'A>"'
Bidders VIII state WHISTLER II Ia proposed TO fur
nish the four In sacks or barrels,
The -four 70 BE- delivered At the Commissary
on the 10Th day Of November. 1859.
samples of hour, in paper Or lin boxes, must 20.
company the proposals.. and the name Of the bid
The so9t5sels. pane % contractor. place Q! bu.i.
each package Of n6ur. when delivered.
Pr9po,als 70 be 10 duplicate, Endorsed "Prcro-
sails Tor Flour and addressed g the pndsrsigned'
Brevet Brigsdier General and chief @, g., Depart.
ment Of the South, ocN.td
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Secretary of State.
WASHINGTON, August II, 1860.

THE MONUMENT TO GEN. MoPHERsoN.-
1t has been determined to erect the monu-
ment to the memory of Gen. James b. Nc
Pherson on the old Mcpherson farm at
Clyde, Ohio, The ground has been occu-
ped as village cemetery, but has been pur-
chased by the committee, and the buildings,
tombstones and remains of others are being
removed. The situation Is beautiful and
commanding one, occupying the highest
ground In the vicinity. The remains Of
Gen. Mcpherson will be removed about my
feet, so that they may rest Immediately be-
meath the spot upon which he was born, and
the monument will be erected above them.
The mother and two brothers of Gen. Nc
Pherson reside upon farm adjoining tho
cemetery, and this, together with the cir
cumstance of Its having been his birthplace,
decided the committee In their selection Of
the location Of the monument. The COM
mittee intend to have the monument COM
pleted within eighteen months. The amount
Of money already In the treasury is about
$4,000, including the sum of $1,000 raised
ut Clyde, and 81, 300 In gold, contributed in
California, where Gen. Mcpherson was for
merly stationed. The cost of the monument
alone will not exceed $4,000. The bronze
will be made of rebel cannon captured dur
ing the war by Gen. McPherson's troops.
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RsoK ISLAND BRIDan, y
ROCK ISLAND, september ~, 1902.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
1900 cubic yards (more or isss) Of Earth.
900 cubic yards tmore or less) OF stons for rip
rap.
The above to bs delivered at the Plase dssiGlstsd.
before December 10, 1859.
Proposais may Be made for The whole quantity
Of katth and stone, or any part Of either.
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they will deliver the Earth and the Stone.
Each bid must be accompanied by a guarantee,
signed by twoI sponsible persoss, that In case
the bid IL accepted and contract entered into they
will become security In q sum equal 10 ono third
Of the amount Of the contract for The faithful per-
Torrance OF the same.
No BID viii be entertained that is not in accord
auce with this Advertisement.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Proposals must be add ressed to the undersigned,
and ,ndo,.ed Proposals for q rsish 3s EsEth and
Captain EnIinesrs and Brsyst Major. United
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DRoposALs FOR FLOUR AT PORTS LYONS
AND REYNOLDS. G: T.

OFFICE CHIEP CONNIssARY OF syBsIsTEScE.l
DEPkRrsENr or THB Missouri, I
foRr LEAyKswoRTp, k4s. Sept. u, lS9.
es SssifS PSFGpS ss p Rsss MIMI "a
su6sisteuce at Forts Lyons and Reynolds respect.
lively until y o'clock NJ, SATURDAY October
" lo 90 pounds Of Flour at Fort Lyous,,C G. r.
iS'066 rounds Of Flour at Fort Reynglds, z. T.
Eona 10 the best Colorado Flouri 70 be delivered
ON or before December !, lsk 10 good Stout sheks.
e0ntaininS GSsh 49, b PSsaH .hSai ststs The price
nsr pst nom aud date Of delivery.
zach package must have marked upon II the
name OF the contractor, place OF bus ness, date
Of contract, aud gross tare aud net weight OF the
printed copy Of this advertisement must be at.
taehed to each bid and mustbe considered as form
the written guarantee VI two responsible Parties's
1--WE, the uudersigped, hereby guarantee that
should all Or any part the a6Yye9 d BE- ngSePISS'
port aud couditicnsi also, that written contract
with bonds to the amoput q one nal o. 'ne nnibe
Of The sloIs; proposed to be furnished snail DO
exSu i,nr viii be weighed and inspected by the
Acting Com missary Of each place OF delivery and
rompsred with the retained sample. N9ne Will be
Seseyed IN less equal TO the sample, and Contract
Srsmsnt arising from lure 10 deliver the quantity
and quality contracted for.
Blank proposals can be hsd upon application at
this oice. OF at the office OF the Colorado Tribune
and sSS isT fd gf1yS5
Reynolds, Q, t. Envelopes to be ipd6rssd,
"PrOpO'Al' for Flour "-'m ( K S%SoiR RS Si.
Brsyst Brigadier General Chletc. S.. pepArtnsssS
Of Missouri. ee-S
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PRoPosALs roe sUPPLTEs.
orII H. ria a "A 2: g sAyr.l

orrIes PLInAsrsn .. 9. NAvr.l
No, as CHEsrHuI sTRREr, y
PHILADELPHfA. sept. %, 1859
Sealed pI9pG.sIs, .ndor;sd 'Ptopo.sis for Sup:
o'clock, m. on the nh Of October, for furnishiee
The DATED Slate. Navy Department With Ns fol:
70 e Be- Z, Inc sss Sa. ,nS 'ps
Philadelphia navy yard, where they are TO be de.
liyered. when required, free Of expense TO the
PoR BUREAU on CONsTRUCTION. So.
Il Stuffed Chairs, plush covered.
% feet Gum, v ineh thick.
10. 900 pounds White Lead, drv. equal to Lewis
PoR BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
$50 feet double Leather BeltinH,sH inches wide,
best oak tanned.
For full particular apply at Comma ndant's
Office, Navy Yard. n, NJ. HIEsKBLL,
oct4-td Paymaster United States Navy.
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DRoPosALs FOR rult.

orrIeE CEIEr ouAsrEsnAsIEs,l
fIssr MILIrAlr DIsrkIcr,
Sealed proposals tin tripllestsl will be fecsiysd
a. this ofaee until p, m, ,of SATURDAY. the 18Th
DRY OAK WOOD
70 the Post on.rtermaster a Lypehbqrg. Virginia,
to month for tho service Of that Post during The
period ending June So 1870. estimated at % cords
per month. ..
Proposals TO- be guaranteed o. indicated By the
blank forms, furnlsh on application TO the Post
oicss and ~ riaht 70 reject .ny Sr all bids not
tary District. J.. O. CHANDLER,
Brsyet. Colonel, ouartermaster o. g. Army, Chic
QuArtermAstsI flrst Military Distriet. se2o-6t
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IT'S CLAIMED that the results Of expert
mcnts made with the troops In Madura, In.
da, show only five deaths among 400 total
abstallers, or about II In 1000, while tho
number among the temperate consumers was
about 23 In 100, and among the hard drinkers
"A in 100,
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FOR FRESH BEEF.
orrIcE onIEy ooxNI.sAkr OF sgsnsrEycE. |

OFFICE CHER CossIssARY OF srnrsrEScB,
DEPARTMENT or THE MIssorHf. I
FoRr LEAyEswoRTH, kAssAs, Sept s, lst9.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate subject TO the
usual conditions, will be received at this Office I'M
III l2 S'elosks m ERIPhn, 0e.2bsr s. bsss, for
the four months commencing October IL, ls0s, and
endpg February IS, 1870, to the troops and others
supplied at Port Leayenworth, Kansas, and Fort
Riley. Kansas. -,,.--
with equal proportions OF fore and hind-apArte.s,
lnecks, shanks and kidney tallow 70 be exeiuded
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef under
this contract shall be cut OF a. the fourth Ve1ts.
bral Joint and the breast trimmed down. The
shanks OF the fore -quartars shall be cut OF from
rec to four inches above the knee joint, and the
bindquartors from six to eight inches above the
gambrel or hook Joint, -,
The contractor will be required to wefgh and
issue the beef on the order Of the Post CoImis-
sary,
bidders will state the price per pound net.
Proposals will also be received, In connection
with the above, for supplying the otheers and
their families with Fresh Beef Tor the time above
stated,
separate BIDS viii be made ior each post.
N. X. MORGAN,
sepeo-td Byt Bri n, Cen , O. g. Dent Mo,
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DRoPOsALs FOR STEAMERS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
September ~, 1869,
Sealed proposals W Ill DO recey st this Depart,
ment up 10 IL N, GU MONDAY, 2oth Of Oetobor
for The revenue Marine, bidders to fnrnish their
own speeIheations-the same to be submitted to
board Of OficeTs-ihe Department reseINlng the
right TO reject ALL II not from competent and re-
speed being Of great importance, the Department
will require the bidders to furnish drawings, In
dstail. OF hull aud machinery, with models com
plete, and the parties TO whom the awards are
made shall give bond with sufficient surelss Tor
the proper performance OF the work, aeeordingto
the pesiheations, models, &c. approved.
The vessels will be Of the folpMing dimepsho6s;
PROPELLER OF iR9Es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Length. 10 feet on load line.
Breadth OF beam, Is feet mouldered.
Depth Of hold, 10 feet amtdships.
DraU Of water, loaded, not to exceed lS feet
SIDE.wHRKL STEAMER. IRON OR WOOD,
HERMAPHRoDITR BRIG RlGGED.
Length, l65 feet on load line.
Breadth OF beam, H feet mouldered.
Depth Of hold, u feet ,.,,.,..,
TWO SMALL STEAMERS OF WOOD.
| Length, 100 feet on load line.
BTeadth Of beam, % feet mouldered,
| Dgsit OF water moi 10 exceed 81 feet loaded
PfopelleT to have one direct acting engin;yi, a,
| Large Side-wheel Steamer, one os''''A''AS VA
Two Small Steamers, beam engine
Speed to be suAr-h"sIdEO. s. BOUTWELL,.
| s,J Secretary Of Treasury
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,RoPosALs FOR tgMBEs, bricks. SLATE.

DRoP0sALs FOR LuMBER, BRICKS. SLATE,
GLASS AND COPPER;
Sealed prepSssis vii he Tsssiyei al this Arsenal
until 10 =. m. on TUESDAY, October ., 1859. for
futnishing ,,-, ,,.
~ BY Q inches by ~, II. 10 and IS feet long
ss;s: rs; MitS EiPf ssr ass Boards ',
Is feet long:
p,9oo teet White Pine Ioists. ~ BY ainches,
and - feet long .,,
All lumber 70 be Of good quality, entirely free
from large or loose knots. sap, shakes, splits aud
rot AMI Al, to be delivered at ste q chops At this
Pfopo.al: yili b made PsI Iiea;sa% iset, boar,
be delivered on ears DRY. Or wagons ....,.., AZ.
ATensl until 10 q, IN. on WEDNEsDAY, October
%. Boe, ioI fuInishing the following materials:
About ~, Goo Bricks &c fCr a9Sr arches; ..,
All bT,eks must pc q the pest qnaiiy sound
the bids.
:, Proposals viii DO made per lhousaod bricks Do;
state whether on etrs or wagons. Delivery to
commence by LIST OF May. $780, and all 10 be delly-
cred before August l, 1870
with Copper nails about GO aaar.s tof loo s9asr:
feet) Roof Stating.
The slate must be Of the best quality. Samples
and separate proposals made for each.
Proposals will be made per square tof 100 square
feetl Of stating exposed when put on the roof, no
eating. The United State, TO furnish no labor
and no material, excepting sand and lime fer the
mortar.
The roof to be laid so that less than third Of
the length Of each slate shall be exposed to the
weather. aud all laid within sixty days af'er the
roof shan have been made ready for Stating.
ALSO, FOR GLASS.
l.pS lights 5es.xis.2 iuehes.
100 lights 3tixlSs inches.
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ORPUANs, coURr

~ gprTHnBER ~ 1850.
Df''rfot Of o''"m''a, w a'Sf"s'0" oos"iS' 10
In the ease Of OaisIls CALyysy, srscutcr
efsoLono5Ds. dsssesed, Ne sSeealor sfersssid
h1: Nis h, The spnrpe.s,,Sn q Re orpssn
PAY. October the Ssth. A. p lese. Tor the NAL set.
%ia asssssed, ~ " r. ss.ss. S sas, M
the ssm. have been collected s.d tsrnsd int
ssn and vssrs M IN q ;sssr. .,S
their claims properly youohed, Or they may other.
Vie ~ law be exeiuded ron Al ss s ~ ssid
be published once q week for three weeks In the
NkrlosAL REPUBLICAN, previous 70 The said day.
oeti-Msv' Re.isisr q " lis.
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Bookbinders.

EDWARD LyCETT,
Il BOOK BINDER AND PAPRR-RULER,
No I'll Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh stTeete, south side
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
and new Hpapers careful " alto nded to.
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4 SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
MEDICAL,

NOLUMBIA DIsPENSARY. n
~ No. IL Fourteenth street, between ~
y and Wis conducted by II. DOUGLAS VA
MoCABB, who refers 10 the officers Of the a
WARRINGTON PHARMACEUTICAL AssoCI.
ALTON se2Oyt
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Personal.
Tobacco and Cigars.

ITO ALL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
W E. CHANDLEE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS AND TO-
BACCo, ,
Under the Ebbltt House, corner OF and fourtoenth
streets, Invite you to give him call, promising
fair and hon est dealing, with prices allowing good
margin for prohts. Cigars OF all gradep' from w
D. TERMS CASH. as my prices are too close
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-
CrsroN. HorsE. EoRFoLK.vA,(
GoLLEoTSR, oErIcE; sept e. iseo
auction on TU EsDAY, October u, 1850, At the Gus
tom- house, N9Ifolk. at Y o'clock, N. r
THE OLD uf FIFE f sESFks aAh'Nh HOS
Situated on Washington Point In the county Of
The building Is Of brick, three stories In height,
The lot fronts on tho Elizabeth river 2Sj feet ~
inches, with an equal frontage on two wide streets
and l0-foot alley, tho entire promises being In
closed with solid brick wall; ,
adapted for hrst-class academy or for place OF
publlc resort, and with small outlay, the h0sss
could be moderated, thereby making II one OF tho
most beautiful and attractive private residences In
the State.
Prom Its commanding situation, excellent views
can be had OF the surrounding country and OF the
Elizabeth river far below Craney lslanG These
Norfolk, where real estate Is rapidly Advancing,
makes II n most desirable inyosiment and well
worthy the attenti91 q capitSlists
salei the balance Ia four 20 equal quaTtsr-yeaTly
payments; the hrst payment to hs made on the
twelfth u2th) day Of January, lsIo. interest
Any failure the part q the purchaser 70 make
the payments as above will Involve forfeiture to
the Government Of the payments already made.
Secretary Of the Treasury the Depart rent resery-
ing the right to reject any or all bids II deemed to
The interests Of the Government to dos so,
A certificate Of sale will be given TO the success
full bidder upon the acceptance q his bid by th9
Secretary Of the Treasury, and the deed executed
wheu The last payments shall have been made.
"Aplat Descriptive Of the above property can be
seen upon '''''AS A''"" LEWIS W. WEBB,
oel.td Collector, "
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HEADaUARIERs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr.l
OFFICE CHIEF COMAIssARY or kuBsIsTINCE,
RICHMosp, va, Sept. II, 1879
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
I7th Infantry, A. c. s at Pete TsburE, Va. until
MONDAY, october rs, ls6D, at ~ m, for supply.
ing the United States Subsistence Department WIN
$50 RRESH BEEF vI..
at Petersburg. Va for six no1thsiTom ~ CsneJS
|, lSp, or such less time AS the CommissA'' 'eH0"'
Bidders are requested to DO present to respond 70
their bids, and be prepared " give pohue i0i NV
fulhllment Of their contract. ., 4. a..
Conditions, TsquiremsRis %ePPotkTTERR I"
septsg'St Byt MAJ and Q, C,s. lthil.Dis
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1p0posALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES,

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
l. OFFICE pEPor coMNrssARr sgPsIsTEsSSE'
Salad proposals lin Duplicated will he rseelyei
4, XII oGics until u m, on THURSDAY. October
s. is6g, for supplying the United States suphs''
snee DEPARTING Mt with
'u'II s1 barrels Of EXTRA FLOUR
10 barrels Of FAMILY EL9uhRip
q 7lO pounds Of RIO COffEk. igrcen,l
20 pounds Of JAVA CoffEE, tgieen''
LOS pounds Of BROWN sugARp
$50 pounds Of CRUSHED snHAk1.
ttSSSSp pSaaa: Of oSfAFhEHssGdiR,
I'D rallons Of VINEGAR
S64 pounds Of soAP.
4 90 pounds Of SALT;
40 pounds Of LARD.
o,.m Breyet Major Z, A. and A.C.s.
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National Aepabliiair,

Z
y CoPns OF rHr "NArrorAL Rupusrr
GAN" can DO obtained every morning at tho
following places. ......7
wAaHfHeTor,
bishops News STAND. willsrds', Hotel.
sAnKERs News Stand, National Hotel.
,iooqHnAS's News srANp, Metropolitan
wurnnserH's Nxws srArp, gbbit, House.
NrMMo's News STAND. seston House.
WILKrrs' News srAEp, 81. James Hotel.
Z. aRIRR, News Dealer, INK Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARKsn's BOOK AND PERIODICAL Dxror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite tho Post
ONCE.
THOMAS q. ASH, ststioner, southwest cor
ner OF Eighth and streets.
w.D. d. MAJoR, at aiiberts Dining Saloon,
a37 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JONI q. BURaER, No. 7rs T street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHr A. BurLRR, stationer, as T, near Thir-
teenth street.
JOSEPH SHILLIHaros, Ststioner, corner Of
Four.and-a.hslf street and Penusylvania ave-
nue..
W. II. q o. II. MORRISON, Booksellers and
stationers, $40. Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets.
BuRxH's Nnws STAND. Kirkwood House.
PasspER Co., stationrs, t4a Fifteenth
stfeet, corner New York avenue.
CHAs, II. ANDERSON, Ststioncr, ~ Seventh
street. between 4 and q streets.
JAMES BELLEw, Stationer, 1901 Seventh,
between q and II.
3. q. 8. BARBOUR, Stationer, SIS Seventh
street, between II and Streets