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Summer Resorts.
FAUaUIER wnLYE sULP n . n

SOtH o. june.
Ihs y.t:r. ..s s.s.Ipss.ssd a. an si!sr..lys and
ssrysas afseiie.s Pesuiiar 70 lsale.. Their tonic
Ties. Sp.fsS. are easy Of ascs.s, sad The nssrel
a s sshs vsc. syra Il w,his Fs., and
fsSsisd ~ he Onssge and AleHan dria railroad 10
y: q ,sd ss; 10 y ss
,Ti.is; - per month, sis per week. g PEI day.
tioas. Cotiiion mn,iea der tbs direction OF Prof
Edv,rs nsaahsn. Il ,bs bend q d tss kpsSsgoli.
EIvf-lm Proprietor
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FINANCIAL AND CON NERClAL.
wAsHIseros, August Is. lsoo.-Jsy Cooke 4
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
arm ment aeouritLes,
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL R6 sastFF GSoftfsFosor oioE0E
-TwENTfETH MEDICAL sEssioN, lsa,7o.
COLLEGE BUILDISG, CORNER OF TENTH
CITY or wAsHIN0ToN.
NOBLE YOUNG, 4. D.,
Professor Of Principles aud Practice Of Medicine,
oef fIob rSiiStSSf Ho SS b f'n'''
Professor of Obstetrics aud Diseases OF women and
JOHNSON Ss' kGf5,r. ND,
suIge Il Anatomy.
JAMES 4, MORGAN, D..
Professor OF MaieTiA Mediea, Therap,uti and
MosTGoaERY JOINS. I'D.
Professor f tRRsE,$SH1 S1sse IN descriptive
4, ws11sibS'SS 6fs m sa's'r'
Of a 2sfY ri b Chemistry
Louis MACKhLL, ja, ~ b..
Professor Of Vi nicAi Medicine.
sfAsWsRT sEEBSAafS sd P j. Dsmoa.,r.,or.
ROBERTSON HOWARD. n. D.,
Prosecutor.
The regular course Of Lectures will commence
O0T0BERIr aud termi ate the following MARCH.
FEES;
FOR the Full Course OF Lectures.... ..........vlS
matficuIAtiOn
pemonsirator
uraduhuon
FOR further Infornation address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D., Dean.
Auls-os2m No. 483 Street forth.
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Lost and Found.
Boarding.
Educational.

u,HE BOYS AND CLAssI.
CAL HIGH SCHOOL
Will resume It's duties SEPTEMBER Q, In the
North Session Room OF Rour-snd.a half street
Prssby tariaa church. The Prisoipai may be ID.
dressed through the Post Z Nee. Or after The BIB
instant, he may be sssn at the School Room from
Ito0p. m. Circulars can be obtainsd athletic r.
Susfs.qe J. W. HUNT. A. n. Prlnsip.l
SELECT SCHOOL FOB BOYS,
between X and strests ucIth.
8 JonS THOMSON, late PripsiH,l q M.ls
Grammar School FIRST District, will OPP the
above School on MONDAY, septemb.I6'h -.
yreulaIs may be obtained At The Book stores or 81
400 Twelfth street, tstween and X. auN.2w
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
SELECT. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Tho ssyestssnth Apnusi Sessioa Of this School
W u begin WEDNESDAY. september sth.
For circulars &c, Addr IS
oHARLEs D. YSSgSg; p r,dS s,.Rg.i::,
au7i.H Bet New York avenue ard II street,
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PELEo W. CHANDLER aud Charles y. Dun
bar have disposed OF their interest In the
Boston Adveriiser to d. A. Goddard and
others. Edwin Y. Waters will retain his in.
terest and continue the management Of tho
business department.
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7y1MOVAL.
Dry Goods.

NEw ooDs.
i isS pi::.s Sa,I.Ss from I1,te; up.
i :. GGQoEETr9osssi y hIPis ~ Prom 10
% .. iRisH LIHKfs, from aHe. up. y
vi M sTiLt 6IoSiSa 0Gjr'
n, TAYLOR Co,
No. - Centre Market Space
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT has received In.
formation Of the arrival Of the Sabine, Com
mander John @. Walker, at Cherbourg, Au-
gust 0, from spIthead. The Sabine has on
board the last graduating class Of the Naval
Academy. The Sabine will probable next
be heard of at Lisbon. and will then cruise
In the Mediterranean.
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MarhtsG the Location or Regiments
and srigsdes Of thc SECOND Days
Fight - Great Care Exercised ca
Aseertaia Correct Posttioos = An
Interesting Incident-PAinti Of
she Battlo-Arrnngemcn ts for the
brand Hsp-Relies OF the Hattie.
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To FREsHEN SALT FIsH.-Many per-
sons who are in the habit of freshening
mackerel or salt fish, never dream that
there is right and wrong way to do
it. Any person who has seen the pro-
cess of evaporation going ON at the
salt works knows that the salt falls to
the bottom. just so is it in the pan
where your mackerel or white fish lie
soaking; and, as it lies with the skin
down, the salt will fall to the skin, and
there remain; when, if placed with the
flesh side down, the salt falls to the
bottom of the pan, and the fish comes
out freshened as it should be. In the
other case it is nearly as salt as when
put in.
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THE BROOK.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.

Oh. sweet and still around the hill
Thy silver waters, Brook, are creeping;
Beneath the hill as sweet and still
Thy weary friend lies sleeping.
A laurel leaf is in his hair,
His eyes are closed to human seeming,
And surely he has dreams most fair,
If he indeed be dreaming.
o Brook, he smiled, q happy child,
Upon thy banks, and loved the crying,
And, as time flew, thy murmu1 grew
A trouble purifying;
Till, last, thy laurel leaf he took,
Dream-eyed and fearful. like woman,
And turned thy haunting cry, 0 Brook,
To speech divine and human. =
o Brook in song full sweet and strong
He sang of thee he loved so dearly
Then softly creep around his sleep,
And murmur to him cheerly
For though he knows nor fret nor fear,
Though lite no more slips strangely
through him,
Ysb he may sleep more sound to hear
His friend SO close unto him.
And when at last the sleepers cast
Their swathes aside, and, wondering
waken,
Let thy friend be full tenderlie
In silver arms uptaken.
Him be it then thy task to bear
Up to the Footstool, softly flowing
Smiles on his eyes, aud in his hair.
Thy leaf of laurel blowing!
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LIME BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
l. bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
lon. Jamaica Rum Irish Whisky, Port
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar. M
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BAKING SoDAi-CooKING SoDA!!-
pure English Newcastle can be pros
cured at II. ST. JOINS at the same
price that is paid for COMMON IMPURE
SODA so frequently palmed off on the
Public by ignorant dealers.
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LYME ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush
IL es. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce,
and other Toilet Soaps Pomatuin, Cold
Cream, Hair Oils. DeHtifrias.
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THRENODIA.
BY PEARL RIVERS.

/ found my love in April,
lost my love in May;
With the buds he came to seek me.
Ere they doomed he went away,
And | care not for the flowers
Nor for anything i'll May.
When he went ne kissed me. saying.
"'Tis little short faefwell!"
Bat the summer will not bring him
And the winter will not bring him.
Z cough it ring the funeral kneil
OF fond and true heart broken,
BY "a little short farewell"
Ali the roses see me weeping,
And they try to comfort me;
But they only make me sadder-
Make me weep tue more to see.
That the roses love ME better
And are faithfuiler than he.
ALI for me there is no comfort,
And for nue. there is no Mays
For It's love that makes the seasons
In woman's heart AWAY
Faithless love brings drear December,
Faithful love brings rosy May.
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goetifal
I II
BY PEARL RIVERS.

If could change these "lady slippers"
Into boots OF seven miles,
l would slip my wee feet in them
And with laughter and with smiles.
Straight to some one I'd go Walking
Soon with some one I'd be talking,
Tho his home is many miles.
Some one dear would see me coming
Some one dear would run to meet
Some one dear would slip while Laughing
Giant boots from off my feet;
Fer their long, long journey bless them,
With his gentle hands caress them,
Into silver sandals press them;
Then with tiny, tinkling feet.
Round about him I'd go dancing,
And into his eyes be CHANGING,
While my heart danced with my feet,
With my tiny, tinkling feet -
To his VOICES music sweet.
III could change this new red rose
Into silken coach of ease,
With diamond wheels and shafts OF ruby,
And these golden busted bees
Into four coursers, small but fieet-
Reclining on my velvet seat,
With silken reins my coursers Guiding,
Over hill and valley gliding,
Fast to some oneiI'd go riding
In my silken coach OF ease.
Some one dear would see me coming.
Fly to meet my coach and four
Part tho fragrant crimson curtains
From my airy jeweled door
Drop the steps of emerald gladly,
Cor some one he loves me madlyD
Bid my flying coursers stand,
Saving, AS he kissed my hand:
Lady Rose, alight and tarry.
For my heart with yours must marry,
Then together well go riding,
Smoothly over life's road gliding
Iu your fairy coach and four.
If could change this water lily
Into tiny fairy craft
With oars of rearl and Prov OF opal,
Laden deep, from fore to aft
With all pure and fragrant flowers
Canopied by rosy hours,
And with gems of Poesie
Sparkling on my brow, all me
Straight to some one I'd go floating
Down this little stream go floating,
Tho his home is Ger the sea.
Some one dear would see ME coming
Some one dear would waiting be-
Hail my boat with loving signals,
Moor it fast and say to me:
princess Lily land aud tarry,
For my soul with yours must marry,
Then within your fairy craft,
Wheresoeer the breeze may watt,
We together will go floating,
Oh! so dreamily go floating,
Over Loves illumined sea"
If could put my great warm heart
Into YOU mocking-bird's small breast,
Straight to some one I'd go flying
Over all tie world 80 flying,
North and South, aud East and West.
Till found whom love best.
Then on his bosom singing, singing
What my heart is always singing,
Love me, love me, would rest
From my long and weary quest
But the boots of seven miles
Stand within the Giants hall,
And these dainty lady slippers
Meier will grow SO large and tall;
Aud the hooking birds flies, singing,
10 her own love sweetly singing;
And of all Queen Summers court
Nome will lend me coach OF boat,
Wherein many ride or float
That will take me to my lover
To my distant ideal lover;
But wait, for it may be
They to him will kinder be,
And then my lover will come to me.
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THE undersigned announces to the
i public, that he is now ready to
supply the wants of the community
with PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
CASES AND CASKETS. His arrange
ments are perfect and complete in that
line, and the public may rely on being
supplied at all times. His rates are
reduced and the cheapest in Rapides.
PATRICK KELLY,
Undertaken.
March 18th, '69-6m.
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New ORLEANS REFERENcEs:
John Phelps g. Co., Nelson Lauphin &
Co, Joseph Hoy & Co., General Harry /.
HAYS, T.. II. g. j. NJ. Allen Il Co, John
Chaffe & Bro c. II Slocomb, of SlocOmb,
Baldwin g. CO., Wingo, of Beades. Wingo
g. Co.
IRRELEVANT g. BEHEN, Agents North
Louisiana, Office: Monroe.
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GENUINE BERMUDA ARROwRpoT
NJ in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
megs, Mace, Ginrer Pepper. &C..
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So.
" da, Blueing, Scrubbing Brushes,
Backing and Brushes.
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w Physicians Prescriptions sciu re-
ceire at all times prompt and careful
attention. I use the best Of Medicines IL,
Dispensing, and hare Imported from
Europe many Articles expressly for that
purpose. HENRY ST. JOHN.
DATENT MEDICINES. Nearly every
i Article of the kind kept Oh hand con-
stantly.
DEN KNIVES, Scissors, Lanccts, Scori-
i fcators, Medical Scales. Medical Sad
die Bags.
DAINTS, vARNISHEs, Oils and
| Il Colours.
CHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac-
| ~ CO, Pipes, &C. The celebrated Lou
isiaDa PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
/ kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut on
the Premises. tis-@
VTIOLINS and BOWS Sorrows and Ital-
ian Strings
IrONCENTRATED LYE Washing So.
" da, Blueng, Scrubbing Brushes,
Backing and Brushes.
lrOAL OIL. Lamp Wicks.
4 GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.
SPORTING REQUISITIONS. Ely'sGur
20 Wads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
J Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Smith s. Wesson'
Pistol Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Powder Flasks
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws
Gun Nipples &c.
LIME ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush
IL es. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatuin, Col
Cream, Hair Oils. DeHtifrias.
LIME BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallor
l. bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Ga
. lon. Jamaica Rum. Irish Whisky, POI
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine.-
Vinegar. @
q TyLAvORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, v:
v Il nllla,. Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Al
ple &c, &c.
!, CCHOOL BOOKS. large assortmer
- - Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. Pen
: Ink, Pencils, iNlucilage and other .Offic
o Furniture.
Il ENuINE BERMUDA ARROwROo
VI in Paper and Tin Cans Spices NJ
smegs, Mace. Ginrer Pepper. &C.
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WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
wv friends and patrons of Joseph Well.
that we have purchased his entire inter-
est and contents of his store on Front
street, and will carry on tie same under
the above style.
Joseph We'll is thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed on his house and hopes
his successors will share equally WE'LL
f. & S. We'll have assumed all the liabili-
ties of the late firm and all payment OF ac-
counts and notes must be made to them.
We will continue to keep in our store
everything in our line. Our stock con
sists Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, TlNW AXE,
CROCKERY WARE, BOOTS,
SHOES. BATS, ETC,
All of which we will dispose of at very
small profits.
Ew We will pay the highest market
price for cotton, or make liberal advances.
Jan. 13, 1S69-tf.
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The LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
llO Fulton ST., New York.

by HENRY STEPHENS, of Edinburg, ana tho
late j. p. Norton, of Yale College vols.
Royal Octave, 1900 pages, and numerous
engrayings.
Price 81 for the two yols.-by mall posi-
paid So.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
- Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. Pens
Ink, Pencils, iMucilage and other Office
Furniture.
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LyLAvORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
L nllla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap-
ple &C., &c.
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oil 81 m
i.,.,os, in tho vulfare OF our ipunicIpal
., ~ iii Iii o1roo with ma In saving that liz
",'l.,s sloctlou |. ono az vial Import.
I.,, Al, cla,.e, in the pa.loosI metropo.
n' An o,ectiop for munlcipal of,,cers ia No,
Is ,,oI,, ra,tey NJ moment IN the naomi, N
III , ".' a,,Io. I'm, nn,,od with an. n,,nc,r,a.
o S'il,na ,ho psnnhlIo,n. az WasbIngto, IA
: tn,no..Ih,o 10 ovo,.ssiimato tbs con.o
90. q, ,,o anil ho,. ba thsy ~, =.
,n,,,. - - :
r., os,,, I'M. hoon mads nv thu mr.
-. ~ psnrh,,ca,,sr In mi. nvv a.
49,. tho dosao, az tbs tIokot on Mona. !,
s.r,-.caiterino dI.cordant aIamenta ap,ons
,ra ooIorod cItizen,. ana doIng xb.,svar
49, ss .nrno,ed would oo,,,,hr,. IN A.. -,
wy -, 20 ,ho ,.....,,, =, az. .,.....S :,
VS. - " -
'"S mr. ;,,rmnb no, wu, n. ~. -.
=, orJ thu honor o,o.,o. .ha,,,s :. !.
$50 ~.
i'pI"' 't".,,n ~ ss,,.,. ~ IN :" a. !.
'"e - ,ti. oo,,.., A. n.,..,,s.. -.
'sIu', " :. an5o,seS ,,o sInn,,. ~ ,,s ~
O ''I,. " Ln, o.ns,sa,a. 1900
S su"D',,1 al 49, $50 p.nnS,,s. y,
wa.hin1,on N s,and sona rs,v hx ,ho rou,,-
.a,ion. ~ Tho convon,Ion .nS .r,ro,, -,,n
1T, ,I,.on,,on ,ho ~, ,or,,u.a. ~
ras, IN. CI,y C,,no,,s $1,000 - ~
MI Bo.welI. tho candidate for Col.
,oc,or ba. n,ovad a valiant. bono,ab,a ana
,ru.twortbv leader in our cause. He h,. ham
IdcrtIaed with the interest. Of tina people NJ
W,.bI,rtop. and tho ofY,ce for which Ia \,
romIratqd ia onc that bo ia smInent,v auai,.
acJt all. Tho sorvIces rondercd durfn,y
tho mat two vo,rs a. Rsgistoy thu Arm and
dscI.i,e stand taLen NV him during tho Wal.
Iach dynasty, tho defence Of tho rieb,s of
tho trrstocs os coIorod sohooIs Tho n,,,,ao.
finn NJ the baIIot .boYos during tbe troubls.
some conduct of thu Democrats. afs,r IN.
last election. arc nil evidences of bIs feaItv
and reliability. '..
John T, Cool. tho candidate for repi.te,
n,. hssn a worth, mamie, M thu poar "a of
Aldermen during the mas, wear He IA a
-. - .nr,,,. -, -
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&C., s;;S:, ,sss sj',,ls Gold
NEW YoaI sigss9t ssisSa.n nn.r};oscs,-,,.,,.
e., ask an adviueej buyers csutious, soz al,
W VA sseehspGed, FLOUR quiet but steady,
Ma Cora ptesdysud desassd fsis, sjass ~.
yar sd.anesd shd demand good, IA CENTS
Ky yS ~ sqi And nonins Pork duif ssd tswsti
a,.,lrrt.ess. iaas .ssssSTsh IN. mar.
frss s.%ss sHs, ssT y ytlts,S is.st
Western wioier Esi,., low s,sss s H. , ,oi
.,,s ss Family At tssiI4 ehoiss ohio At as
EA.st-rhs receipt. hi, soralns v.., $500
nns but ne market was ,S6iet aud weak,
s cSp NJ W ssys ooy y .sto ssSs st ecSsi 20
and tiTi tsressse xsrvissS ~ TOT l pn"s ao
me Iscsss wsss sSoas 10 ' ss.S,i ss-S nSa
sss :, ace y.s ter.
md prime do. At sB1so eents. ~ II Ill ,'
0ai,-so.s isoe bushels were o,fsrsd this
So SSssss "a nnd stes q shout 1900 husheIa At
ana eehs iof f''r and 70 cents Tor good vir-
oe.fsn-Tbs narhs, 10 arm 10 tons, bu, very
a ., mainly In sonssqasnce OF the very light
aud We quote middIins Upland Arm <, stsS
"a CITE, with some holder askiur 80 ots
ts oT AN %iaqi,ns We quot. q as,foas eta. but
are lee. xrm' are IN 'ess dsnans' and prices
% csS.s-Th. cote. market 4. i, az, o,i.a z an, and
s 40 ssls; made !, There IT, hewsysI some
He ~ SSSt n ps ssss
ss s e.. , g .ss ~ Ilia. .
d Rio Stfs sodsy sso aa' y ds me stock
in ssi: srso M sos e s:,. e q,
.sav o.s, icr 6a6s sisyss, siaa ets' ioi Do.
ss S,.so ~. q, p III fos Porto Rico, and
MA Fsed-The marktt 10 very dun, hut
Bro.nstufrs stti sell st q cts, and Midailsss
| Mss9u ets. Der bashel. - -
81. vsry aaise Fssls son so%s,.s ,srSSSs
are emssqusniIy iiSissd. RaiS neal u 's wastsd
sS s .9S ;s is: a. ss m ss sssS1
s . sSpss. ss RIG; 4, s.'s S9 s's, % 4 i 81
8. sc; sos ~ , =, iiy.gis q. for sl..t ~
aase,sssd, a. 10 ets., snd Mes Fork At tsiISesa
!, fies.:cssa.ia. W. suat. steady 4. sxesx
Of % y s,ss.s s ;s az. We hear
A. hn,n Iolioy.ss ss.ss, yi,, tioee1 Tor aseund
fsIsst s NH slIeg' R.. .sss f.. fihs Turk.
peg bushsi bat it d dnils dull. IVY -,
Ssssrs..rhere 10 but little doing In Sugars,
Ne Ne s s1nf uy sSmp5tsins only 30 hhd'. Porto
ersi, held with eoosidefabie nrmne.s, and
s as. We We nov quote Price. .tesdy y follows
,,ae,,5 et,., And Deasfara vacuum pan $50
Rtiaed spsar,-Rsapsd sugar, arc V OK
Vi, iSse,ss s seo,s fa IN" orSs1 ioli9ss
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THE crown prince ofDenmark on the 97h
Of July will marry the crown princess Of
Sweden. When 1t was officially announced
last year that this marriage had been settled
the news was received with great satIsCi c.
tlon by the Danish people. The print shops
and the illustrated journals were at once
filled with portraits Of the young prince and
princess, with allegorlcal figures Of peace
and happiness browning them with wreaths
Of aowers, while underneath were prayers
addressed to Heaven In their behalf. The
chief cause Of this rejoicing is the fact that
the marriage 10 looked upon as the hrst step
toward the union Of the two Adgdoms.
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B7ie q SSss.. HI Ar Az i SfSa,f
Sealed prosaisls % Furnish Timber and other
VI s! 81 q f 81 bEs.. sn ss
NJ m s..S 70 ne chs q
Psstnsat- wsshinstos. aud must bs sndprtsd,
as; & i@ ss ss ss ..,Sn..
fitai.a .sheduls, for ..sh sl...s. ., p.rt.. d.s,
Sis s$ y y S5sso',
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sssay S.;SS..IIs; ~ !, sssS :.isa Wy Sss
%sy dcs,i.ss ss % i nsss APO 20
AID ~ lIe.,ios. ioi iniorP.toa o. for he Ss
nsnds.i. u Is. isspsstiss yard. ''' '''h' com
| Ias proposal pust b. aessnpap!sd by a eertin-
sss n .SSS H. bddsI r.sa.s ,ss, (. ~ he
license e deal he articles for which he pro-
.spps ss az; ~ a si s:
fSs sgatraei VIII g sfSsd to the person who
70 io~sst ba cs y s. .sf
.Ss j.: sohtse and heir rs.pea.StyS %Sse be be
esrtihed to the sstisfaetion Of the Navy Depart.
A, additional security L.saty Ser ssh:un viii be
scntiset sSSii have been eonpiet.d. asd sixLay
Per sestun Of be amount o. each bill approved In
ysSd.. wiIfbs psS bs The Psyns.tsr o. tSs ,,s
ssssaits e. ne S sn dsys s
The classes o. this Bureau are numbered AMI
d1ssi NJ = a. ~ isliVwe; NJ , w,,.onv.s
wS'ls 1.f Pl.ni No, 2. White oit boards No
$ a%E II. E s s H. II
I:isi S:''s WIZ a ssss 4 z
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Cooper; No 81, Wroass. iron foaad snS :q Ie
Ne z. W ss.i IrS9' Gia, AZ IS IIO5 plate!
wI9uiht Nails No, 70, Iron Gut Nails, No. d.
zHaa. RS Nj 2a! No k'HS SlSS: ssEsst NJ
q brass and ifost No. %, Filssi No. 81, 3sssrs.
no no e. i ISi .sd si: :p : ES ~ gG'
White Lead No, 81. ki10 Palh!si No, y. Coiered
S s, Gt ss s s OF b.i% "a Va IA
g en- az. n io Sil. SSss ~ ~ g "
GhaadisIyi NJ. ~. AeIast NJ: Is, Kosin. Pitch.
y. Essshss. Pump. hissiSs, I.sISM No. %.
LINK No b., osEani m W ~ 2siloS;', NJ, 9.
The following Ae the elAsses. by the numbers,
required At the Tespeetiye navy yards!
Nos I. Is, Is. q, Is. 70, IS. %. 81. IS, 90. II. II.
CHARLRgTowN,
3. s. H. j. r. q. d d. o. y 10 y h. y y. T. s. y,
brooklyn.
4, NSs g. ASP r. r. ~ T. q T. q z g. g.
PHILADELPHIA
o. 81, 81, II. 81. r. 81. a. Is. o. y. IS. 4. Il. u,
WASHINGTON.
Nos. g. ., IS, 10, III is. 20. 81, N, 3d. 2, q, A. q,
e. o. g. 8! 6l e. @. 81. %. 3d. 90. 81. 81, 49,,
Nos 3 T. ., 70, Il, IS, IS. -, %, -, 81, 10. IS, 49,
%, %, 81, o., 6', "a, u, %, 60, 70, u, 70, rs,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05

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| 1 DESTRUCTION OF CURRENCY rLtTss, 20
Pursuant 70 arrangement, the committee ap
pointed by the Secretary OF the treasury N
attend TO and witness the dssSuc,ion Q, 'ns
Plates rolls dies, and oea-ps%rTona'
currency and untee STskS
eled at the navy yaIa 10y NS
ml'.eo comprised 'ena.DI nEb8k
oraska eh''nemoer u IS'
sey, o. Nc" Jersey :, 'u'n,ie. L. y. Moore
ana rnl's hsmmo9c, Q, the irea.srJ DC
psn%e,l' ana a. ., rra,s, esq. Asout II
O'CLOCK IN INC morning, iour wagons, con
R 'ne p@ee SefssATived o. the yard.
Inere we're Ior'y boxes, costaining e,soo
pcee.' eaen Dof oc'ng secured on tne out
''de W won n"nds' ma eonts'n'ne mrec
seais-tha' Oh Jay Cooke &c TO- ,'ho treasurer,
ana Heen'er OF tho treasury. -. "
l9tpe hirnace vas In charge OF William n.
hhpu, snu INC potes containing the metal