Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1868, Page 2

% EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation im the District, OSBY 5. NOYES. -Kaitor. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY --vcsaees JUNE 15, 1968, S7- READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. THE REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL. General Logan gave notice om Satarday that he would to-day offer @ resolution in the House, providing for the removal of the Capital | from Washington for reasousstated. A portion. |.eelf has. of the press of this city affect to see nothing | im this but the sensation movement of a parti- zn, aad abase Mr. Logan after that intemper- ate style of denunciation that the papers in question babitually use in dealing with Con- gressmen. It may be noted, parentheticaily, as asingular fact, that papers assuming to rep- reseat the interests of Wastnngton seem to \umik it good policy to assail Congress in every form of wituperative abuse calculated to ex- cite prejudice, make ‘he social atmosphere un- pleasant, and the city and its people repulsive to the members. ‘The smietiigencer” habitaally uses such bil- Tingsgate as this in speaking of Uongress and | its members: “Nowy and ignorant demagogues.” * + # “Their whole business is to contrive the means of perpetuating an ascendency of cor- — and — and they do not ¥ expedient, however desperate or Garepesanie it may be, that cam promote that This bold ‘and baretaced iniquity emmnates most properly from Mr. Stewart, of Nevada, who bas introduced a bill to that effect, at the a ince of the defeated cxndidates. Nothing more mean or monstrous has yet been con- ceived here.” * * “These destructives have thus far not stopped 2! any act of violence or excess of authority in order to (oni out their ly y Plans.” rocco wills borne, tbat tices not be and that ey te of villainy must expect to take the conse- quences.” * « | Another city paper uses such language as the follow “No words can characterize the infamy ot this attempt of a 9 body to legalize fraud and violence by retrospective legisia- fon.” © iter te det 0 tyro in a law class, in any part of the country, who cannot at a glance perceive the ulter unconstitutionality and injustice of the proposed act of Cor * * © «It is m itself = monstrosity, and | only monsters could conceive or support such & proposition.” ‘This paper, after thus denouncing Congress | collectively ss infamous monsters, applies its powers of expletive to General Logan, charac- terizing him as the Lodbrog Barrere of the House, ridicules him personally, and concludes as follows: «These big threats about the removal of the Capitol whenever the people of Washington date to Teyect the shackles offered to them by such as i» my seare children, but to grown-up men they are like the story of ‘Jack the Giant Killer” "they only make the mover ridiculous.” This question of the removal of the Capital is one not to be dismissed w: band, or 8 contemptuous pooh-pooh. It is one ‘that must beseriously entertained by the peo- ple of Washington as a contingency possible to bappen.and to be thoughtfully guarded against from this time forth. Not long ago we pointed | out the growing frequency of movements in this direction, and also their increased strength. A | resolution looking to the removal of the Capi- tal offered by 2 Missouri member lately re- erived sixty votes’ It has long been the Wes. tern ides that the Capital of the Nation should be m the Valley of the Mississippi. As | the West increases relatively over the East im population and wealth, year by year this | idea takes firmer hold in that section, and the public mind there is getting familiarized with itasaneventthat must happen at no distant day. Upon the present ratio of growth of the West they hold that in s few years their sec. tion, aided by the votes of those in other quar- ters of the country, who are from one cause or another dissatisfied with the present location of the seat of Government, can effect its Temoval. Here, then, is a positive growing Power, working steadily for the removal of the Capital, not to be slighted or overlooked. On what do we rely to oppose this move. ment? Mainly upon the $87,000,000 of Gov- ernment property here; upon the rivalry of ‘western cities for the National Capital neuiral- izing'the effort for its removal: upon historic associations prevailing to keep it where it is. But the western men have given these points study. They bave even calculated what it ‘Will cost to remove every stone of the Govern. ment buildings worth removing, and set them up again im the West. General Logan, we believe, estimates that the Government Property could be removed to the West for less tham ten millions of dollars. Other Western men figure ont that by selecting ‘nly the best materials of the present buiid- ings, the removal could be effected for five millions. They propose, for instance, to take only the mew wings and the iron dome of the Capitol, leaving the inferior material {Tumbling sandstone) of the old central por- tion of the building untouched. The same See i be taken with the Patent (dice Department buildings; the san. peat the origina! buildings not being deemed ofamy value. The General Post Office is held to be worth removing entire. The White House would be left bebind, and a new build- ing erected for the Chief Magistrate of the Na- tion, at the new Capital, on a scale more in accoréance with national pride and credit, Western men say that it the expense of re moval stands in the way, that any one of the Ethet States of the West will readily assume the cost of getting the National Capital within its borders, in view of the prestige, and the ad. vantages arising from the large disbursements ©f public money. They smile at the idea that the jealousy of different Western cities con- testing for the Capital will stand in the way of ‘an object in the mterest of all the Great West. A Commission, they say, will settle all that, Historic associations they laugh at as having Any weight with the mercurial, change-loving American people im xeeping the Capital in its present locality. Quite certainly the Western men are in ear- mest im this thing; and the question again | arises how shall we oppose them in @ project that means ruin tous? Obviously, by making Washington city so attragtive as a place of Tesidence, its societ: congenial and agree. able, and the relations of the municipal gov- @rpmentso much in harmony with Congress that there shall be no motive for a removal. Qongress bas undisputed sovereignty over this District. It meets here for its own con- venience, not ours. Is it a wise or @ suicidal Policy that prom: the city, and its people, and every association about it, as un- Pleasant to Congress as possibie? What is Our present “City Hall muss” with its ed interim Mayor, squabbling Councils, and all the rest of the tom foolery, but an attempt to fy in the very teeth of Congressional legisistion ? Congress said gamistatably that U. 8. soldiers should not vote here: we say they shall, and like the earttiern pitchers fm contact with the iron ones, we not only get the worst of it but leave Congress in a state of irritation with us, any- thing but advantageous to our interests. OF ‘what advantage to us are all these miserable petty election squabbles in comparison with the great interests the city has at stake! Let us leave such child's play and address our- selves to the more serious business in band. Any form of municipal government that will take us out of the arena of politics and star; the city upon the path of progress will be wel- come. ‘The improvement of the City should be our text from this date. Washington could better afford to bave & debt of tea millions than to be im its presemtcondition. The reign of Dustin Sommer and Mudin Winter mast be putdown. if the City Bas to pave every street in its pendagh « pers eer a has done. The filthy Canal must be covered and every @i0 of its loathsome death-dealing contents be forever shut out from sight and smell. Forta- mately this all-essential work need noi cos: the (itg © comt, as the made Innd om the site of ~* will sell for much mere than the gatly market sheds must © Gisgrace Ponasy! | advantage to be permitted longer to occupy so market gardens of the su ! only the employes of the Government are with. avenue and the city another year. They serve. to illustrate too many an argument to oar dis- WANTS, Wie sarsep etree ae atdrene' Bor 8 No. 11 Star Office. it* respectable girl « SITUA. york, ct to wait on tno ce Bisox duo witiee ceaee taon vores “ ei . z above goods is 6 $109 ck nod wet ea bar o Ladlica w ing Whould ggb foil ts look through our stock conspicuous a position. Our communicgtions with the farms a Ww HER as the prosperity of W: of marketing here. ‘the farmers and m: ington find the wo within th rick almost 1m) pike roads aré infamous; and if the companies cannot or will not smprove them, the courts should take away their charters, Our railroad communications must be im- Proved. A leading Senator, distinguished for his sagacity and public spirit, and who him- large propesty interests in os iris tf “{Cbronf STARR & METCALF B RENT—On 17th SizRE tao ROOM Tye ken =| Bi rer tlh for phy cen Sy or 70) ry renee he tae. io ae e SITUATIO} Revie to see westeetie | wretee ; is 1 OR RENT The HOUSE No, 74 Missonrt c, Aeareies: HE Oha o FE cpaeeinind 18 “appir outs eee ees ee Government is now hemmed in with bnt a | 88 Single line of railroad communication with the outer world. We want more and better echeol houses. Not halfthe youth of Washington are now pzo- = YVided for in our public schools. We want bet- ama riaas es sul @ ‘Bs it SOK x BENT —Foncssioa im ately eA eters ter sewerage, better drainage; we want the city soe Fa RICK, fue netien, water und. ge, influitely beter lighted;-we want to get rid of the nuisance of hogs and dogs renaming at large. Other needs of the city, major aad minor, crowd upon the tongue, but these will do to begin with. Mr. Bowen presents himself OMn MON DEED Tt SEW fisaay Bor Bont an euvans. {Tutel., Ohrea.. Bop. Bap} LADIES WARTBD—To examine ms, ave, ee eee isa rare a & Bit ‘dealzea: ‘at 646 oh ot. ier my STEAM FLUTI = to us 1m the attitude of a reform Mayor, In ne Process, and me BER = Be BY spirit of partizanship we say God speed him =— ee Q ‘woovEs. in the undertaking. If he succeeds in supply. and P et:eats. ing all or any of the great pressing wants of the aT BRICK HOUSE city he will deserve well. Sn pg od Washington City, by its healthfutess, (as shown by the small per centage of deaths here,) by the mildness of its climate and the beauty of its situation, has great natural advantages as the site for the national capital. If wede our Part, as above indicated, to make its artificial attractions correspond with what nature has bestowed, we may hope to keep it here for all time. ad Wetice ‘or Tt 38 vee Space. His 18 Te okvE NO NOT! ne - TWENTY PER CENT. It is an indisputable fact that the employes of the Government in this city are at the pres. ent time the worst paid classes in the country. Their salaries in ante-ledium days ‘were fixed on a specie basis at the lowest possible stand- ard,so that even then it required rigid econ- omy toenable them to live. With gold at 40 per cent. premium, they are im justice entitled Ris interest ke. unter a aeecatin ead atersat. dc. umera fy ee. Apply - BIVIEUE, Pi eon House. je 18-3x* Lo?® te® sate 20h VE (5) LOTS, each 20x98 fort, in Square 381, on street weet. . ‘between V tind W attrota north These Lote the ars are very deni Dice “Price, ceo in six, twel: mud ot paras months, Apply to'3'@ ADE STRAW GOODS. STRAW G GOODS. to demand that advance, particularly as from STRAW HA mass Paws, Gate hes OE at = some cause or other many of the necessaries of | life are as bigh in this city now as during the onsapiring at least one sandra stormed dotiare darkest days of the war. But they only ask pes ‘than by 8 log on bak x or twenty per cent, increase, and we cannot see by = ple property. im tay posscenion, ofer jaa! now 01 pee gute and nd "Gas Sa os ienaion . ELLINGS on ¥ street, be 7 completed.) rooms FRINGED Stamping Rooms, 099 F st _je3-0t" | S5a'y stosy brick K hlishen: fot 19% foot front and WORTH OF ND. FARD $3. 000 rumuirORs WAMTED.—Particg Ms feet deep rannt toa) foot alles ges id — aueeadar a aiapobe ot wi on will ind it to thet | en what arguments objection to such a reasonable Tequest can be justified. Most of them are men who have served the country faithfully for years, their strict attention to duty, which has rendered them most efficient in the perform- ance of their public duties, has in a measure unfitted them for other pursuits from which they bave been withdrawn so long, and justice and humanity plead for them alike. They are mot pensioners soliciting alms, as some seem to think, but faithful and iadus- trious laborers in the public service, who merely ask that as the wages of all other classes of men have been increased. they too may receive compensation adequate in some measure to the service they perform, Me- chanics and Isberers throughont the country, by “strikes” and combinations, have mamaged to get their wages increase@ to correspond with Gesiias NOTICE. OLEARING OUT SALE ” Pash. balance Sto “Vaietbte BOURE and LOT on Fonnarivanip ay bas oe eae cent tethte | na avenue, be ighest cash oan gh and 0th etrecta: G22 ‘Two WAREHOUSES on Louisia crotr ene tween 9th and i Front oth stories each; one runrantoee 1 Vege stow Shares Ks feet front gh thro: ees rity: ta See Wo Gatreet. Price each 816.000; lo pate a oe W surest S aeaie . cont oF seaiet Gon: re of ms it’s Concentrat pant . Bee Agents, in another column je @2w [Intel., hron. Se Forget d, marge, or eres, eit trent aepnet Ny theater cad wonee for foes asa deste Eire Bona, it and wis Gomer aOR Teh cet waa? i, 'Dreee Bods, a fien's and Bors Roce Cassimeres at greatly Flannela, Bles. and'bro, Cottons very low. panne eee : japkine, Dispors, Stree Mattia, and Oil Will offer from pope their entire stock at wa = atic aa je 12-4t near 7th ae voutt i “ ALPS ‘A two-story and-basem-ot FRA Ee. contsiuing six rooms een 6th bn oe ROUSE. scum- Toth street, Price gia. Terms OUSE, on L «treet. me for $1.70. Terme 212) AORES. 14 miles from hickory and cheat Tan Bet RILBOUEN S ar i al PIR SLEr CPAP Lots BavriruL rors AEE 404m OFFERED FOR 64LB ow THIS SPLENDID FROPBRTY, NORTH OF. ‘THE CITY, NTH CASH For instance, 0 lot at @W0 would require bat @@ end of ee ee STs ee nnsone Onn make no better purchase eons cangecure ® lot thr paring @" own hte perfec wEcrte ate B. M. Balls) aay 28 11! BG Der borfath and D streets, Vv mar van palvats MrbOvsD | PROPERTY ndersigned hav, elo that vata. phicplecs of property ates Retrate te pity tT me rty contains about two twostory FRAME DWELLING. ell fa the mont ‘most sebecencial colt rand tnege a on er or = fret claws Peaidenee, ‘This dwelliny Sears ep nprored with tu oe conventions, mn * large. ea bu ry FRAME FACTORY ix feet b; foot by 3s feat Containing bed lar, a of makin: three rays Bese ing ottles, capanie of Bender: re daily, and all necessary =| siarmate oe factory, inci Carriage 7 the lot near the feeling Se a aie servants. © good wel af Cause of san rat trees. ‘A Sranch ages through the pro near the rear lin Titre roperty is located von the ie ai alive Sine the Tatts of Grorsetos = ate ect a most Place ateomp apd cand Vsihese: Gistiliery. The betting are wo focated to ‘each QibGe Bia the tot iy div ‘separat.: we ng from te te factory. if dented si . ‘Oo persone dreirous of going (nto the abore bus attics could, be offeret Tes Property ie fifteen minutes’ walk reel care. For ierane apd other particalare apply to WILETAM D.CarsIn. a. WILLIAM B. WooDWag! SWeshington. s7-THE rg! PROPERTY. LF NOT PRE- pee J ae ae rivate rice) Il be pape at — on er. op, FBURSE ey ERNOON, Juse'is at i o'clock ea ‘Terms ofsale. ses conde 7 ‘THOMAS: ‘DowLine. Auctionser. the advance in rents, provisions, &c.; the banks, manufacturing firms, business houses, &c., have all yielded to the necessity for an ingrease of salaries; everywhere we find employers yielding to the irresistible logic of events; and ten ® ee 3 penctin ca jo matter how ae es sis, Gem ‘Tron, get Hydraciic Jacke, a bargein is offered. 11 mire ors ai imi 18x: ‘corner South A and isi pitol Hi je 11 8t HO from July ist to oon the Bremiaes, es Tus Ath atroet, bet Detween P an SEs out redress, This ought notto be. The Goy- vr =] 7 o icle of valu ponds, Gems OF SALE A beautiful double ae oom ernment, instead of paying the lowest rates of Tha — PEs ‘. see isc F Gos COUNTER with oigh: marble a ages, shou ighes: coaL. woop, seiite "or (ORMENT, ac. complete, Inquire at No. 36 King st., Alexan, Direct id give the highest rates, 408 thas ag cBtEa Otice, No 31 enue, between Sox Sve dria, Va. 14-68" secure the best men. We trust that the «a) per a ts weet © Bran b Yard, La a a al Fon BENT—One small cent. bill” will become a law this week. treet south. ch fart ‘and Bteam (amdnide Miter, GS o Se Mt etl eat cm - vessels and LOST AND FOUND. Bitope mouth. in BROS. Madame Adelaide Ristori, the great trage- storing . QUAL by the cargo at Philadelphia S54) RAWARD DEE Tk Gaal ae ‘and’ D steeal je dienne, commences a farewell engagement of | SgriBe eoode. rye B05 WARD Strays, Younis See FRAME DWELLING = three nights at the National this evening, in No?fitee mars oe pUEE ALO, ro Shack es Fe Py room and with nice yard nd garden, Wie sar Teresa.” a pisce never before presented to i be paid or rat Totarn & | ated on the Bladeosbarg reed Tafles from the city. — ap WARD 58: RAL,"s ‘Rage street, “th | Geod usighborbeod ALL & BOBS, the public here. ‘To-morrow evening she att maa E BOBS, “Marie Antoinette,” and on Wednesday Ele. M. W. GALT & BROTHERS, jel2-3t Corner 7th and D sis, abeth, Queen of England.” Another petition for the release of McUoole and Coburn, signed this time by the citizens of Dearborn county, Indiana, where their pro- JBWELESS, WILL BEMOVE TO THEIE NEW STORE, ). 28 lvania avenue, between Eleventh No. 280 roameis > : vel ‘esterday afternoo: ayn AG ‘om the Cae ere sine lockyt apd Gon of antatiiesaathckee fooms and one large stanly everded by leaving it a te, San Pr | store-rocm, with fixtures; Cloining of shoe i the house, cA | Quire, et Nos BAO Tee creat FoR See eer Sth Sieclakasiene en alee, rane tv: CAME 79 THR scmecnionn, weerpina | Sn ween irate ied ty Governor Baker, and the prisoners | _j¢n.cui¢ ON MONDAY. JUN! Cc Lhe whores, whitatellyasd date, | (OUNTERS FOR SALE. will bave to remain to the end of their term, Neon's The owner wil < forward. ore property, Pe pay 4 Lor oF co about twenty-five days more. =n Agh nn cue a snd take the tame away OT ie o7.8' WM xropes INSU ° 5 SALE. New Mi y have received from the rt to M. W. GALE & BRO. Jewelers, publisher, Mr. John F. Ellis, the song “Mag- FIRE AND LIFE, gi Oe ak jot ate © BEB Tato Pet 34 Ponnsyivania svenne. gie’s Secret; also, the “Lilac Galop;” which No, 516 SEVENTH STREET, gow whi ay ie agit ibepoint of calving. 4 " | popular pieces bave just reached their third Between D and E Streets. Rows aN savas Sut pe dary line, betaven | | TWENTY soxse OF GROUND—wit be, gol ee ETNA INSURANCE arts figares. Freneh advices from Abyssinia state that Theedorus did not commit suicide, but was shot, by his own command, by one of the offi- cers, who acted, accosding to custom, as his atte ego in battle. ‘The fierce onslaught on Secretary McCal- loch im the National Intelligencer this morning, gives rise to some inquiry about town as to the motives for, and object of, the attack, Reverdy Jobnson will not resign forsome days. The Baltimore 4merican says Governor Swann hopes to be his successor. From Blanchard & Mobun; also, from French and Richardson, Hadson Taylor Bookstore, we have Harper's Bazer for June 27th, From Shillington we have Mrs. Peterson's Lady's Friend for July, and Harper's Bazar for June 27th. Secretary Seward is visiting his friends in Auburn, New York. or BABTFORD, 00) aT Ei HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, F NEW YORK. Oe ais cETiN Pres ae Uno HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, D,o, signet guests Spon mode Hotel tal o nom open for the recey- * {Biron sist wepcmrproes.] Oe ina jo’ Sa BEN F. FRENCH } (A. H. G. BICHARDSOM MARLOW & CO, BST-CLASS er STAND FOR SALE. fae of te 53% i ie be motets er etal operati SHIRT MANUFACTORY, FRENCH & BICHARDSON, OTRAVEEREY, BrLY aL at the Wahets ares nase Sabie Sees 262 PENBSYLVARIA AVBNUB. je4-Sm. COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERS AND for the three years. for pest oad will rnin fost BLANK BOOK MAKERS, coe propeletorr marin Gt : aon 1 en a EVERLASTING CORSET ‘STEELS. » APR, tobe at D LODCe GOOD FRMPLARS. — 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, prepnryil a Provision ‘The semi annual scesion of th tthe GRAND LODGR wil ‘meet at Union ue Bull 1 te — (Only Agent.) street, on WEDNESDAY evanina’ next, I7th 479 NINTH STREET. ©. BAUM, are there aap io tet nttondance’ es" = HOOPSEIET AMD CORSET MANUFACTORY | [/0E SAL¥_Two _T. SHEPHERD, @. Merchants, Bankers, and Business Men geser- 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, % low. aE VESTIV Ai the Patton weithomrineoaer yak 9 ft of Bee] mr 2. detweon 6th and 7th streets, FORE TE, TRENT Tons eee Books on Jul would we theiner- eee ‘HO dy 190 léth yl eroaateet. dors with us sow for Ledgers, Journals, Day aad’ OLUMB! Loree AY OMEN AND | spd weter Peta te Taguire La Cash Books, Check Books, &c., &c., 80 as to give Cc Merino Wie HOsriral. Leek oy wd Regnt, fateltigencer B Balidiag, time for them to seasen before use. ea oe ai Fat Fons, Any article in use inthe Counting House always on PATENT BIBBON HAND STAMPS. DIBS cut to oder. TATORS! POT! TOERS!! nae bee ot POR JaneTOS ew ne | EE ety, Wr MABKET, No. 307 20th street, between G and H. Ce ee eee eten OBILET 2° BHIBN, No: ST Groee ot iat aoe a y we FURIE hes PEATE Es. OF | eee he nee SCRE TOtEER, apet, aa oe : py Ber y BOMBARD BTOF RENT. ot ‘and of, the Bares Wo offer ae a ri a HOUSE, new fe ee Seta erty aS Season je 10-4f ser ma, ae kea, UNION CHAPEL M. &. OHUROH, WBERBY AND ICE CREAM FESTIVAL, AT STOTT’S BALL. les of every (Corner 2th street and Pa. avenue.) aiipf the vers eet seat MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, aay ya Je sb st" June 16th an@ 16th. V ine aT. “ne plus ultra” puaplahdranplanlphecy ven povansy Sins oxi rr + Ae ag wads, zx 4 sc0%t-Gq Oy st betmery arom | chide % ere wanet nee ALE LOE A RINE, FIRST-CLAS RESI- S*5EsCz oh cuouonTows Gane ii Py = BERGE on eng se = c ‘2 oppo res Abies 60. MAT: pposite Post 08 , end FIXTURES D corner of Kew York avenue wend 1oth Ith street. Without exce fbg best stands in Washington. Inu! re of oe. fa Samana x corner of Wi Senter avenue and 15th ert” Fas Ene de TY a BRICK & Bovsn, “3 bine containing n eS ryt _ a sod hovel re ores Corner of th and Lets. north. my 6-tf IVYED, ss. | omen Se cena ane ae st .at the BED SIGN jee" . D*: 3 K AND PHYSICIAN 266 an auvoted bin tatate Tas tence tar hee com! 5 and met with the greatest success inna Socket, Coattel will ne CoE G etreet, between Ninth sod T. T® rouRr Be Rad a2 > THE TE Ticket ee bood for tert aay AMUSEMENTS. —__ FIRST ANRUAL CONCERT BY weneriee Of Prof. JOHN ESPUTA'S Mesical Academy. «; OARBOLS BALL. Oo MONDAY BYENING, Jone Aestate! by Prot SOALA, Leader o! the Marise Band ve ry partes mopay EVENING. Jone ies oF TRE LONE suasoe clone OAR Taw AW ALOBYAN Ica TURSDAY, Jens lors. sol a 108, BXOUMBIONS, Balle. ae abort otice and at reasonable rales ‘by wei fog at the dri rx corner Bi, oOo. w ®t a lL Ban This rated Band ca can be escurnd for Pi Rect dA PROPOS ALS, pParMastags orr SAVY Prop WEDNESDAY N the followin ee wt ti of Be 85238522: ORO Me caw 2 em oe me 20 009 ‘0 ou Lil i jot PPorcsaLs = until the Blt See Sse. oes jet04 First Lieut Soe tater eee aos po i SN ESE prorosats Bice Catal Commissary Subsivomce, enone nits 19,000 pounds of ime menis will articies, beat row: Rood froe best row Square roo _ sitchsieiaiaie pe inches wher ots ieinck these, 0 feet long Sore okes are Ssh Thick, Se tes tong br 98 tnchoe “ike Tron ta, be of the, bent Pinte to suand the ore Properpicte by teterena » * Bids for Iron.” na cise . © 5 - WELL. iv Deragexenr. On eae inteaat H Bropecaie wit be Testy June, eee ae ed ot Brevet Maior Bameol J. Oveni rick of eee tak aed ot lowing \ Aeneas be - OF the best Sitti te te — chcan be a aes g of Juve Coffee, price per pound net to eae