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HIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
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'rUBUBHKD PAH-Y ' '
RATI Of ADVXattlSIMO.
Oaa Baaajr.aMe laartlau Al t MbeaamtttilBW
Uone.tV) Mitt. Ou aqiaro,one mobib,). UsVoral
ladaecmeata to yearly advertlsera.,.,
Iverr other da- advartlkenaeata. 00 tit MIL ad JI
UobbI. Twleo itMk iltittiMBau, T par out,
addition! a '
, ugniuaeaMMUiawftivqmaja. MHiuiimin
harg id 1 proporUoa, at tho abort rate, ,
Editorial aoueoe, Sd toata per llao each UeerUoa.
toeat aeuoea, 10 mbu m Uao uh Inaertloa
AdvertiBeaaeaU tnUf mmdef tho head f Waata,
For Bale, For JUt,LwB Foad,lol xeaedlar
fonrllaee, oat laeertloi, Id Mauiihrao ttaaea.oo
ccate. Addllloiallliee at propertloaata rttM,
aavemmeaia saonig no naaaoo la oarer o p aa
.uruiioiiA-NT TAiLons;
POOBTIN,
. KESCHAXr TAILOR,
110 r.BBAjltsala btobbo, a,ar WUluda BeM,
Will Mil (or Oisn at Z9 par at ahaapar Uu Bap
fttbar oatabUahmoat.
J7U
H. KOPPEL.
all-
T1 OLD JEWELUY.WATCUE3, AND
T IILVXRWAKR.
I bavaaa hand. aad km oatttmtl i-sval -( all t
the Uti etylec of Jewelry, A , wait 1 will eeU M
cheap aa geaolae ortlclee ni be parch Aeed for at ut
reipoaeible aatnbUehueal la UU or aay .
Aa oxamiaalloa tad oompartaea of tha quality tad
Trifte reppetifulljr repeated at US Peaaaylvaala
Je H. O.HOOD,
WM. RUTHERFORD.
WHOLXIAL1 AND KXTAIL DIALER IS
PAISTB. OlIJL TBBHIHKa
Depot for Uwli.7awttt.aad Hall Bradley b war
( Ulliaft) TT IIM WW UISVBSB
a Md-Ale-bel,
ueaime, opinio or Turpeauae,Coej
va-vr iu viiMUii, uunitji, n laaa,
toe at h iUmU, aid 471 Mrtilk street,
Oppoalt Poet Offlea Department.
Mixed taint rend for nae ftf th hail naalitw n.
dan for pitta Aad ground glaaa received aad prompt
ijimiHa .
gO LOUISIANA AVENUE. CO
. 0. T. B0WEN.
HOtru,
nov, asd
ORlf llfftlfTAI. PA1HT1K A WD nunil
iitaiuii tntiboaor atatlig Uat bi U aow fall?
fraparaa, aa naratoiora, to ataeata au klada I woik
a tba IIoom, 81 fm aid Traaeo Palauar. Qralalaf
aad CaUontalBf at tha aawrUat aatla aad la tha
bait Diaantr.at mod rata crlaaa. Thank fn I Iami
aid frltnda for formar patroaaf a, I -Mfallr aak a
inauaaiDca 01 iui aana alU
1 AW OFFICE.
JlklHUK 8. Bt&(
Wiu n. lamov. o, r. BtAoi
I1LA0K. LAM0N Jt CO.,
CoOBMbLOKI AXD ATTOKIBTI AT LAW
IX TBI tSrKlHI 00DKT or ! DIITID ITtTII,
THi VUUKTUr CLUU,
TBI C0DBTS OT TBI SISTXICT,
Till IXICDTITI DIPiETKI.ITB Ut
inuxiTTiis or ooiatii,
orrici, u rouKTiuTH itbkt,
dlStr DlrccUy Oppoilu WMtrdV HoUL
GKNTLEMEN DKSIBOUS OF HAV.
tor t fa air Caala. Paata. aai Vaala lunl a. J
Kptlrad,aoaa to appaar aa rood aa aaw. waaldda
rIl hj calltor ' B UAOEDDBB'S
acoanaf aaa sapairiBf Dtpot,
477 Tacth alraat. a fair drwira ihni. Paa
6ECOHD.H1MD CLOTH I HO BOUGHT AMD BOLD,
jau
H
ATS.
hat alAMiiPAfrroRv.
SU. CUHSriHaBAH.tba oalrpraeMeUBal.a
tar oa MTaath atraaL MaU wtib. J Y. &aia lu
bilk and Soft Fait Uota raaovalad. SatUfaeUoi war
rania-i oao eaTaoia airaai, tix aoora balow Koita.
ra LlWrIa Market, aaat ilda.
jBiuaoira
TAMES Y. DAVIS,
(UT1IL1IIID 18),)
niTTIE AMD JD2BIII.
5TBA1T qOOPS,
CAKU, DHBBILLAI, o.
HO 3M riaXSTLVAHIA AVIBDI,
UaJtt MlfopollUM BoUl. ftpll'lr
C8. WniTTLEBEV,
. DIALIB IK
KIK0SIHE, WBALI, RBIBIAL, AID LAUD
OILS, OILS, paihts.ifikthoftdkpm'.
, TIKI, 7ISD0W 0 LIS!,
ESB0SI.1I AMD XTBIBIAL OIL LAUFI,
Of trarf daiartptloB,
Vffl7a .ntUM.va mwa iniiMDB t.
lvn,UUIMMBI,Ulilh IVINU11& ,
"TTCOOK" PAFIB tBADU,
ASDIXSOIT PIIBCI'S QRIIBIHO C0LOB8.
EiLLooa's nm ldbeicitiikj oil,
For Uaabliarr.
Do ta sirmTn stbiit, bit wein louimaia
tTiani aud d btbiit,
Jal.LAfHCM WABHIVnTON D O
IIKDUI.W IN0IIK8TKU & CO,
Bankers and Brokers,
lu. 60 VromAYrmjt Haw York.
STOCKS, BONDS, OOVIBHKUT BXCVBIT1U
AND GOLD B0DQBT AID SOLD AT UABKR
KITES OS C0UHIBBI0N OKLT.
Inlareit allovad oa balaac,
AJvaocea uadaoa approraa StearlUaa.
rartlealar attaatton (lr,a to ordtr, for Iba par.
cbata or aala of Ibo Adam,, Asurtcaa. Ualto4 SLau,.
W.1U, Fargo & Co , aad MarcbanU Caloa Xiprou
stock,
All ordtra faUbfallr aiotatad,
I0SUU HBUDEK, IBAIAB C. BIBCOCK,
LOCKE W. WISCIIESTIB, B0BEBTU. BIDDI1.
fo 2 )aodm
A
Ml) 1110 AN HOUSE,
oovntWU Diansi.flriAi 1U BUUinikAoi
COKNSK Or flHHBYLVAITIA AVftHUC,
"irviita iraiBa aaanaii. nAtumu
TOW, D. C.
OPES AT ALL II 0DBS I
A3-B0ABD TWO DOLLARS FEB DAY.-Ct
TLa uadaialiiBad baa laar a to laform tbatr frit ad a
and tha traTaltas publla tbat thay bava aaaataad tba
maaaganiaat of tnla Qoaaa, Tba roooa ara aaiUr
an 3 cjiniortatiiy rainlinil aad wall vaaUlatad.
Tit frorrlatora bira bad maax yaara' axparlaaca
la first cla.a botala of tba eonatry , aad la eoaaa
ifnancaof lLatr kaowladfaof tha baalaaaa. g aaraa
lea latla'actloa to all who may pat ro alia than
SCOTT k CttODOUTON,
au32 Int Propriatora.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
ScBaunTivcaOrrici.U.l. A ,)
la iBia or No, 103 Wiar LoMftitD Stbiit, J
BlLTIM0ai,Uo.ABff 30.1107. )
Saatal tropoiaU.la dnplleata.wlll baraealTtdat
thlat-Ucauaill lira .oa FBI DAT. AagaatSO, 1M7,
fur tha PHEBH BEEF raanlrad for tha bdddIv of tha
troopa, Uo'plUU, aad olfieara at Wlaahaatar. Wait
vimiDia, ur aix montairgra uciguur t, ood,or dcd
la tltuo aa tha Com miliary Oaatral of Sabalataaca
nay direct
Iba Itaaf to la dallTtrad at Wiacheatar.Waat Vlr
Klala, on tha ordar of tba Comralnary or Aatlag
CowiuUnry of Sabalitenoa at that plaea
Tba liiaf tibaof a rood and markatabla ooalltr.
la equal proportion of fore and blad qaarter meat.
back ujiik ana aianay taiiow 10 oa azciauaa.
Tha narka of tha Cattla alaughlarad onder tbla
?grii'ient ahall ba cntoff at tba fourth Tartahral
iijt,and tha braait trimmed down. Tha abaaka of
jre iiiartm aball ba cat from three to four taehea
abOTa th knta Joint, and of bUd-qnarten from alx
to eljtbt loLhai above tha gaubral or hoik Joint
Bidder are raqaeated to ba praiant to raapond ta
their bide and ba prepared to fire bond for tha ful
filment of their con l rait.
I'ropotala moat ba ondoraed dlitlnetly "Propotale
'urFreih Beef," and addraaaad to tba nadaralgaad.
who reierTei tha right to raj act any or all blda not
to the I tut rot of tha Onltid Mtatai,
Coo d tlooi, nqulremintijpaymaati, Aa , aa here
tofore. THOMAS WILHOlf,
Braret Lteut, Col, aad OI.D.B A.
anil td Bretat Brig. Qaa.ToU
T7ENTON & MARTIN,
A CABWKTEBS AMD BUILDIRB,
ConiiaorTwiLrT itiibt aid Tsa Civil
WASHINOTOIf, D. O.,
Mako 6ab, Uoora and BllnJi, Bo aad Solid Window
Framea Cheaper tbaa can ba doaa at any
other Xbtabllifcnient la tba City.
JODDIMO OF ALL KINDS PROMFTLT ATTIMDID
JylO-tf TO.
T
VOL. VII.
l'MOPOHALB,
MAYOR'S OFF10E, CITY llALL,
WiiiM)io,D C,Aa,aite,lMT.
l.y,!klr)KlI0ATJOrIB, AID PK0P0IAU lot
AB !i6 BBIDOE TO BPAN BOCK CBEIK AT
. BTar.Br noKTB.
Mb., a A tnA.IaalfA.a aiatllk aaaall1a A.I nawtuaala
vlU ba racaUad al thliaHieaatU U Wlkdayot'
Aagaat.18l7.at IS 'aloek n.,for balldlag aa Iroa
B rid i a af UiH feel elear apaa, aad of 47 fail width.
Tha with, of tha bridge will ba dlrlded latotwa
road way a, aaek harlag a elear width of It feet) two
footway a, etch hat lag a elear wUU ef U feet, aad
tha ranalalag fonf feet of tha axt'f me width VlU ba
occupied by three t ranee, eaeb barlag a width of 1
foot, aad Iworalllnge oauldaof tha loot way, eaeb
aaviag a width of t Taehea
Ta aniga BaatbtwioiiyaompoaMor tnahaat
Anerleaa lroa.exeept tha BoorcoTerlag.wblek will
baaoaipoaador good aoaad Oak plaaki twothlek.
aaaaaaf S tneh vlaak far tha roadwatar aad oaa
thick ana of S laen Oak ptaak for tha foot way a.
Tba Bridge naat ba daalgaad with refaraaeata
baartag.axa BiWeof lta owa weight, a load of 000 000
poaada, aalformly dlatrlbated arar lta deek anrfaea,
aid tha elite of lta eompoaeal parte naat ba ao pro
portloaed thai thataaalTaatrala npoa them nadir
laa load aame4 aball aol laaaypart exceed 10,000
poaada to tha aqaara lnek of aroae -8001108, and each
parta aa will be acted apoa aonprea'lrely nnat have
aaffleleaLaddltloaal alia to vrataailhatr vlaldlsv la.
Jarleaily by daBaetloa.
ant Down, oi tat aiieaa eaora tut oa, aay 1 real
laebea abora water anrfaea.
,Tha tloaa abatmaata to ba heightened aboal I feet,
at tha expiate of tba city.
Blddera wUl atatawhat leaglh of time they will
ran aire for tha axecatloa of tha woik.
Bo propoeata will ba tonal da red nalaaa aaeon
faaledby latlafaetory gaaraaUea tbat tbeeontracl
f awarded, wlU ba fall fall y axaeatedt aad tha
priTiiega la mined or niectiag aay aad all plaaa,
apaclleatloaa, aad propoaali, If It la to tha lateral of
tat corporatloa.
Tha blda aboald ba addttaaed to tha Mayor, aid
aidoraed " Vt poaala for an Iroa Bridie ' '
BICUAED WALbiCH,
Mayor
JOnK B TDRTOJ,
Bovrd ef Aldcrmoa,
JOHN L. PFAO.
Board Common Coiacll,
aa 8-Uw Commlttae,
PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
Dipot QtraaTiBMaiTia'a Orrici,
...... A A"itio,Teiaj, Aog. 1, 1M7.
daplleata, wUl ba recetrad al thla offlea aatll IB
o'clock, boob, aa Tneaday, tha 10th day of Septem
ber, 1867, fjr raratthlag lha Qnaitermaater'o D.
part maul with CORN, OATS, or H ABLET, (la aacka.)
- a... .ra uu.It a, i.i ax (UUOWI I
Ban Aatoalo, Toxatao 1 00 baibela
Attala, 8 00)
Camp Yard, 40 0
FarUage. t,tro "
FertUarkt, " 13V) "
Fort Stockton, " 7A0O "
FoitDaTla, " 11 600 "
Fort Maoe, " 3 000 '
FortChadbantaa " 13000 "
Fort Bilaapor
Tlelelly, " BOO) "
Bafalofprlage, 0,000 "
Tha above to Lt a-aoi. an and. marakantaVii. n.l.
Barley, or Shelled Corn, well tlonaed, aad rablacl
to lea lnaprc loo of tba oflttr rteelvlag It
Delivery to cotttnenet by tha firt day of October
ut ana 10 jroe-ea ai mo rata or aoi lata tbaa one
third of tha whole amaaat per month, and la inch
qaaitU'ea at to kaip lha roat alwaya eopplled
So oa rata blda ara lavltad tar ..oh ... a. iv.
Prt W bntbfl, for aaak piece mail ba clearly
Bide will tancelved for anr qaantlly sot leaa
tbaaoae haadrod bn hale or Cora, or twaaly-flva
baabeleof Oaiaor Barley, aad where tba reapoail
bUlty of Iba bidder ta aol othernlaa aatlafactorlly
Bade kaown at thla offlaa. aach hA m.at h. iMBm.
panted by a gnaraatea of at leaal two peraooe (whoaa
reaponalblllty mail bo certified toby a clerk of a
court of recoid) tbat the bidder la competent to
carry oat the contract If awarded to him, aad Ibat
a win a1 iciiairva Dona laireior, ana eicn
bldderwtll etata hla place or renldenee
SatlifaetorT avldacea of tha lovaltvaf aath ana.
aoccaa.fnl bidder aad tba aolvaaey of the eraoaa
vu.rvo a,a asariif , win vm ivqnirea.
The blda will ba onaaarlaa (hi dir.nf dnn. Kara.
labVore named, aad blddart hav the prlvlitge of
The rich t 1 reaarved to rrlact all hide If oaiatla
factory, and bo bid will be eetartatoed that doee aet
on form to tha requirement! of thla advertltenoal.
Propoaala to ba plalalt endoraad "fropoaala for
Cora,'' and addreteed to tha nsdoralgned at thla
place. J. O C LU,
Brevet Ltenteaant Colonel, nnd
aagZJti a. u ii , u B Army,
DEPARTMENTOFTnEINTERIOR.
Uvitid BriTia Patiit Ornoi,
WaeaiaoTov, Aagaat7. 1M7.
Oa tba petition of Heary Waterman, or Uodioa.
N. T , praying for tha axteaalon of a patent granted
to him the Iota dar of November. 1UJ. aad talianad
he 9 h day of July, 1807, ror aa Improve mint la
Bafety Valvee for Locomotive Xaglnaa, for uvea
yeare from tha expiration of aald piUnt.whlch takea
place oa thelAthdayof Aov ember, 1807 1
It la ordered that tba aald pet it lea ba beard at
tha Patent Offlea oa MOMDAT, tha 2Slh day of October
, livcini, m. aaa au peraone art noiioeo
to appaar aid ebow eaaea, If any thay have, why
aald ooUtloa oaaht not to ba araalad.
Peraoaa oppoelag tha extaaalon ara repaired ta file
la tha Patent Offlea tbalr obj action a, epaclally act
forth la writing, at leaat f totniv daya before tha day
of haarlag t all leatlnoay lied by either party, to be
) ilia ariBgiinaBi ot laata aaa iraai
mlttad liaeeordaaoo-wuh tha rnlea of tha offlea,
whlea will ba faralihad ob application.
Devoiltlooe aad other eaoera. railed bdob aataa.
tlmony, unit be filed la tha offleef toenty tlaya before
mi ubj v attiiui i xo argDmanii, u any, wiiaia
fan dava after fill is tha taitlmonv.
Ordered, alao.that thla notice bapabllehed in the
Bar tr a uo a aad tha Inttlligencr, Waahlngtoa,
D. 0 , aad la tha Ttmu, Haw York, N T , oaee a
week ror three aocce-alvo waekif the flret or eald
pabUealloaa to ba al leaat alxty daya prevlona to tha
-vi amariag- 4, M, iniiaiu,
an!3 w3w Commlaalonorof Palenta
TiEPARTMENT of THE INTERIOR
JL uiiTXD TiTia PataaT orrici,
WllHtxaroa. Anr. 0. 1M7.
Oa tha petition of William B Batea, admlalalrator
of tha titatt or Oeorga Wallmaa, deceared.of Maai
field. Maaa . rravlnir for tha ezlaniloD of anatant
graaud to tba aald George Wellmao tba 16th day of
naicii, low. auiBuu.u nm jin oar oi novemDer,
llil ahil aala.nail IV. Dill), .taw. tt lea. ..!
.v.-, -. auw mi. v. , uii lOVf, (UT mm
Improvement la Stripping Top Plata la Carding Ma
ahlnee.fer aevca yaara from the expiration of aald
pai.Bt, wuttt mil piacaoB am wia aayoi iovem
bar, 1B97 1
It la ordered that tba aald natulan ba haarJ at tfea
Patent Offlea on UOSDAT.tne 11th dayof Movombar
i, at ii viaci, m ; ana an peraoni ara aotiaea
to appear aad ahow canae, If any they have, why eald
petltloa onbt not to beg ranted
Peiaona oddoiIobt the txtanalon ara raanlrad la file
la tha Pat at Offlea their objeclloae, apeelally aet
laria in wrumg.ai laaairioenry aaya oerore toe day
of bearlag; all taitlmoay filed by a Ibar parly, to ba
Died at the aald bearing, innat ba taken and Irene
mltted In accordance with the rnlea of lha oUlce,
which will ba farnlihed on application
Dopoeltlona and other papera, relied npon ae Halt
ttonr moat ba filed In lha offlea tiotntv dava batata
tha day or bearing ; tbo argnmiata, If any, within
ten daya after filing tha taitlmony.
uraertti, ana, mai toia nonet nt puoiiaoea m ina
BirrJBLlCAH and lha InUlliatmcer. Waahlaatoa. D.
G , and In tha Journal. Boaron, afaaa , once a weak
for three anceeeilve weaka i lha Int of aald until Ua.
tloaa to be at leaat alxty daya prevlona to tba day of
sealing i u luiinto,
aald-wSw Coumlaalonorof Patenta
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Uhitid iTina Patkut Orrici,
wiaiiaoxox, AOgoai o, 1007,
On tba petition of Kobart Sinclair, Ir , aad Richard
F Maynard, of Baltimore, Aid, praying for tba ex
teoBloaof a patent granted to them tbo 19th day of
November. 1603. for aa Improvement la Feed Roll ere
of Straw Cnttare. for aavan veara from the axolratloa
of eald patent, which takea place on tha 10th day of
nfiBuir, log i
II la ordered tbat tbe eeld petition ba beard at tba
rails uiuce on nudvai.im asm uaj vt .cioner
next, at 12 o'clock, m and all pereona ara notified
to appearand ahow came, If any they bava, why aald
petition onibt not to bo granted
Pereona opposing tha axtenalon ara required to file
la tba Patent Offlce their objecllona, apeelally eat
forth In wrltlng.at leaat fiMiify daya before lha day
of heating; all teallmoay filed by either party. to bo
nied at tha aald hearing, mnet ba takea and Iraaa.
muted ia accordance wita tneruieici ma omaa,
which will ba fnralabod oa application. ,
Depoeltlooa and other pa pari, railed upon aa teatl
monv. mnet ba filed la tha offlea ttetntu dava before
tha day of haarlag; lha argnnenle, If any, within
tm daya after filing the teatlmony.
uraerau, aiao, iiiai iota nonce oa pnouinea in me
BipriLtcm and the InttlUamctr. Waahloaton. D
C.andla thamertcon, Baltimoia, Md , once a week
for three euceeaalve waekB tba flratof aald pobllca.
uoaa io ue a. lean aiziy aaya previonB iu mi nay oi
haarlag T. a THIAKBR,
aalS wSw Commlnloiir or Patenta
TYCOON JAPAN TEA.
Bo raoeb adulrod by tha r,al Japaa,,, Com.
raUalo.ar,. from whom w. hav. . lattarof comoll.
roaot for lta oretllaaco.
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Kla, Flic.
J7is-Im o or, Traoit an , a J UJi il
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'WA8HINQT0N CITY. t). C. MONDAY MOBNlNU. AUGUST ,2M8Q77T
PAfTMRDOKIins. '
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004 POOX FIOFLE'8 TElijD, Oi),4
. p, iotii'i loah orrtor.
at TwoKUatroot, kotwaai C aad S, a tar raaaajlrb
Bla BTaa.t. M0BO7 Loaaad LadUa' ul Qaatla.
raaaa waarla, Aar,f, Cold aad BUror rTatahaf,
SUraoBda.Jovolrr.rhlola, Hdabaalaal Tool,,..
Baalaoaa aoaldoatUl. Old Gold aad SUrar hoBf bt
JalT-tf P. BOIXX.
475
UOENSED BY AU
THOKITT. 475
B. BDRHETIIfr.
LOAV OFFIOI.47SThirtaeath ltr.it, 8d door tooth
of FeeaaylvtBta avenae Moaey leaned oa time to
aalt oaitomara oa Real JUtato, Oold aad SUrar
Watchee, Dlamoada, Jewelry, Silver Plato, PUaoe,
Ftfraltnre, MeahaaUal Toole, Ladlea and aeo.tlf
maa'a Wearlag Apparel of alldaeerlptloaa, ' ft
apo . dv uaa nam.
TJSTABLISIIBD T85vinERZ-
Pi BXRO'I LOAM OFFICX. Hlfheat advaaeoa
made oa Watehae. Dlamoada, Jewelry. Wearlag
Apparel, aad all klada of Merchaadlce. Baalaoaa
atrlctly aoafidaatlal. SOI Korth Oatroat, between
Foir-aidahalf and Btxth atraeta. Immediately la
rear of tha Bailoaal Hotel. Jill-Baa
377
CITY LOAN OFFICE.
377
LEVI B. DoWOLFF.
M011XT ADVAHCXDOa
DIAMONDS, WA1CBBS,
BILY1R rLATX,
JXWXLBT,
CLOtnilTO, AKD
MXRCHAWDIIB IS aXHRRAL,
AMD TBI IAMK BODQBTAND SOLD, FOB CABQ.
At 377 Penniylvanla avenae, between rosr-and-a
half aad Sixth atraeta, oppoalta Ratloaal BotaL
mall
TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
BALTIHORI AND OUIO BAILXOAD.
Foa Baltimobi. Tralaa leave dally, axeept Baa
day, at 7 .-00 aad 7.10 a.m., aad 11.15, tf-0, 4,
aad S 43 p. m, Oa Saaday,at 7.43 a. o, aad 4,30
aad 1.43 p.m.
Fob all Wat Btatioia, Dally, txcalt Baaday,
at T -00 a. m , aid 3 00 and I 41 p. m. Saaday, at
7.13a m , aad 4.30 aadl. 43 p. m.
Foa Wat Statioio Boctx or AaxArotti Jcwc
Tiov 4 II aad 7 d a. m , aad S -00 aal 4 43 p. n.
Foa Aniarob i7-OO a m.aad 4.30 p. ta. Ko
train oa Foaday
Foa ALL PaiTaor thb WtaT Lava dlly, ex
eapl Saaday, at T 4 a u , ail 4.W and I Op n
Oa Baaday, at 4 ) and IWp m On Bnndey, at
4 A) aad I 4p n , oaly, connecting at Relay Haia
with waiter n tralae
pniLADCLPHIA AXD NXW TORE TRROUdQ
LIKB
Foa Ifiw Toax, without abaago of eara Leave
dally, except Baaday, at 7 41 a m . and 13,13 aad
7-OOp m OaBnaJey 117-00 p m , oaly. Bleep
ing care oa 7 -00 p hi Irala.
Foa PKHADiLratA Dally, except Saaday, at
7 13 a m , aal 11 13, 4.30, aid TfiOf, m. 0
Saaday, at 7 .-00 p. m , oaly.
ORBlT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTI
Fob tub IToarawtiT, Souti aid Eoctrwijt.
Tralae leave Balt'mort aad Ohio depot at 7 .13 a, m ,
aadliWandS 43 p m
BTEAUBOAT TBAV1L.
FokBlCBHOlO AID TIB SOCTK AID BoCTHWHT
Tba teenier ol tha Blehmoad and Fredertckebarg
Una leave Beventh atreet whair dally, axeept Baa
daya, ate a n, akd 7 p. m. Oa Saadaye at I a.
m , oaly
Fob Alxxaidbia. Steamera leave Seventh atreet
wharf every hoar from I a. m. , aatll 7pm, dally
Fob Moon Yitxov. ThealaamarWawaaelUavee
Beveath atreet whaif Tneaday, Tbaraday, aad Sat
arday moralaga of each week at tea o'aloek, retata
lav at 3 p.m.
Ton BiLriatoaa ABBroroatao BiraaLAioiioa.
Tha ateatner Colombia leavea RUti'm wbaff, foot
ef Eleventh atreet, every Wedneaday morale g al I
o'clock.
Potomac TaAraroaTATiox Lira roa Baltihobb
aid Potomac Btvaa LAvoiiaa. Steamera leave
Sixth etreet wharf alia, m., on Wadneadaya aad
felardeya.
Fob trb Xabtibx Sxoai. Tha atearaer Wilaoa
Small, ia eligaat boat, leavea her plerh oppoalta No
170 Light atreet wharf, Baltimore, every Taeeday,
Thariday, aad Saturday, at t p. m , for Xaatoa
Point, Donbla Willi, Oxford, Clora'a Polal, Wal
lach'a wharf, Cambridge, llnghlott'o wharf, Cabla
Creak, Medford'a wharf aad Lloyd 'e landing.
pOTOMAO FERRY COMPANY.
WASHIRQTOlf AHd" ALEXANDRIA.
The Bteamboata of tha Company leave each plaea
awsui uuua, iromo o'eiocx, a. m , - .jrik "a.
aatll 7 o'clock, p m Leave from im9jmSm&mG
waan rooiot oevenin atreet, waaaiagion.
lha Beveath-atreet Care connect with tha Boata.
FOR MnTTNT VXRSOSt
Tha laa ateamer WAWASKT will leave tha wharf
root or Heveati atreet, tukbdai, tiiubouai aaa
SATURDAY MORHIHQS at 10 o'clock. Betaralag,
ma toai arrival ai a ju p. m.
BXCDRSI0N8
Tha ataanar WlWiBIT aaa ba chartered for Xx
ear alone to Olymoal and othar polata oa tha river at
reaaoaabla ratee. Tha Oronnda aad tha Pavllloa al
Olymoat ara la good order for pla-alce aad pleaaara
paruaa.
Partlaa dailrisa to ahartar tba Wawaaat ebonld an
ply at tha offlce of tha Company, foot of Beveath
itieet. WM. D. COLT.
toys neellea troiomae rerry vo.
pAINTINO.
BI.T.PARKER&MAONIOHOL'S
OENERAL
II0USEPA1NT1NQ ESTABLISHMENT,
So.ffO roulalau. At.uuo, betweara Sixth
and Sar.nth atr.ata.
PLAIS and DECOEATITE BALL PAIRTIXO,
FBESCOUO,
CALCIMIBIBQ la ,nrj Tarl,lr of color !
CBAIHIHa aad UABBLIKO la Imitation of all
blad, of wood aad atoao
GILDINU uud IIIIONZING,
CUINAQLOSS, ORENAMELWHITEPAINT
INO,
aad atorr rl, ot BODSK DICOBATION, ,i,col.d
la tba moat flatab.d aad laaufal maaoar
DUICK FRONTS CLEANED, OILED, AND
PENCILED.
PLAIN AND ILLUMINATED 8 IONS,
DANNERS, FLAQ8, AND TRANSPARENCIES
with otarr jMcrlpllon of OBHAUEMTAL 61U.N work
axocutad fa tba aaaUit aad rlbl atr lo,
STANDABD aad FUBEST UATEB1ALS oalf aro
nd, aod flrtt claaa workmao amptorad
U. T. FABKEB UACHICBOL,
J31 09 Loo aroao,, b't Sixth aod ST,ttb atr t,
"" if. M I L L E It ,
, ATTOBHEYANDCODNaELLOB-AT-LAW
AND
JDSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Pracllao b,foro all tba Coort, aad tha Dapartmaat,
la lha Dlitrlct of Colombia,
OFFICE I MO. U LOUISIANA AT., NIAB COEHEX
OF S1XTB STBIIT.
Praparaa All Klad, of Lagal Doanmoati, aaeh aa
Loaaa,, Dda, Will,. Fowora of Attorao, Laodlord
aad Tanaat If otic, .0 , Ao
9Fait!ealar attaatloa (1t,b to tha Colloetloa of
D,bt, aad Claim, ap!6tf
m
LADIES,,
HISSES',
CBILDBSN'8,
BOY8',
AND .
TODTBS', 1
BOOTS AND BHOxa. Jt
X
Tha boat, aad at prlsa, that aaaaot fall to .all
pr,hu,r,,al OB. WILSON'S,
Formula Baraa k WUaoo,
B01 Sartatb mill, aad,r Odd Fallow,' Ball.
J.T-tf
b:
UIDAIi and FUNEIl AI. wnr.ATiis.
J B0D4UXTS. CB0SSE9.ANCB0RS,ABDna .
'AXB. pr,HT,d la natural form. New aadMWi
Vt:
uaantirnt oraamaaiai uair work o. .lai.
laotUBl vraamaaiai uair nora OB flat, or
paarl All klal, 01 uair uraldla, doaa bj dt
FSIXS, III UhW ,111,1. OIWMO I aad K, IT'IOII.
TJTrT
gioitiil lciniMicau.
vrOninfimkiTIRO local siexv
span Tiiinn vxatt, - 4. ur
.'I -j
From the Plain..
Tbo Doffato Commercial Advertintr
publishes an Interesting letter from tbe
plains. Wo make tbe lbllontng extracts
from it, Tbe letter is dated at Fort
Ilarker, and the writer says t
"Fort Ilarker is a military cott. abont
aorenty-two miles from Jonctlon City,
add about six miles eait of Elliworth Sta
tion, the present terminus' of the Union
Pacific roai. Tbo track Is laid twenty
miles west of Ellsworth, and Is being rap-
laiy poincu wwara AienTer. vie aro doing
business here in primltire style as this
log office evidences. I am reminded of
tbe stories of Western hotels, where tbe
gents were obliged to sterr into the back
yard while tbe ladies prepare for bed, for
nine of us sleep in ono room and on ono
bed. (tbe floor,) but we mis, tio ladies.
Kicn 'Lo, tho poor Indian,' has sent his
squaw South. I was surprised to find
ladies at riome of our stations as I crossed
the Dlaina. Away out hero in this coun
try, among the hostile tribes of Indians, it
docs seem strange to meet them, lint
they seem perfectly Indifferent to the trials
and hardships that surround them, and
more courageous than some men that I
meet.
" From the time that 1 left lluflalo I
may say that I have been constantly trav
eling. My only cessation being delays
upon the railroad and stage route. I
reached Leavenworth on Sunday a. m. at
4 o'clock, and left Monday a. in. at 7
o'clock, and was threo weeks getting to
Denver and back. Wo started with a mil
itary guard of ten Infantry, and traveled
nlglil and day until we reached Monument
blalion, about half way. There ite missed
connection and remained four da) s. Wo
got tbero Saturday a. m , nnd on Sunday
morning I witnessed an attack by tho In
dians on a train camped about a mllo and
a half from tho Fort. 1 hey besieged it all
day, that night and about half tho next
day (Friday), when Capt. Conyugham took
twenty men and inarched to tbe assistance
of tho train. He skirmished with tho sav
tines while the mules were bcinir harnessed
and put in motion. When all tuslnrcadi-
nets una tne movement commenced, me,
red skins, to tho number of about one hun
dred, attacked them fiercely. Caotaln
Schermcrhorn and John Bullock, ono of
the stage drivers, took a team from tho
comnanv's stable, hitched them to a small
howitier belonging to tho Fort, and to
gether with two men from tbo garrison
rode1 out about three-fourths of a mile and
shelled them, placing three shots directly
In their midst. As no officer was with the
piece I nominated myself General and
came back safe and sound and: aaren feet
high. Mr, TenU, Division Agan saw the
performance, and reported It la Denver,
and A modeat-aeeoant appeared In th.
morning paper. I had aotaav fear, tfc.f w.
should be attacked when m proceeded on
our route again, but strange to report wo
UiU not sec an Indian irom mat nour."
- a .
" I liko Denver, it is tho liggeit IMt
city I havo ever been in. It really is a
dlgnlued town and is a go aneau activo
place, with an age of eight years only.
All tbo incidents of its early history arc
fresh and tho vigilant! stones abound.
Wo were frequently shown notorious char
acters who had figured conspicuously in
its and Kansas, organization. One gen
tleman camo through in tbe coach who
lougut at Aiecomplon, was captain oi a
company, c. It was very interesting to
listen to him and learn the struggle they
made to organize here.
" It is surprising, as you approach Den
ver, how distance will Jetcite one I first
caught a glimpso of l'ikes Peak, at-Chcy-enne,
one hundred and lift) miles away,
and it did not look one quarter that dis
tance. After arriving In Denver I would
havo wagered that I could walk to tbe
base in an hour, but I found tho nearest
point was nearly two miles off. They tell
tho story of a gentleman who started out
for n short walk before breakfast Intend
ing to visit the nearest approach, and who
missed bis dinner and took rt very late
mppcr. The snow looked really refresh
ing and the air was deliciously cool as it
swept down in tbe evening.
"It may interest you to know how our
station men protect themselves so far
away from the settlements. Our stables
on the Kastern division aro built of logs,
and those of tbe Western division of
stone and, by tbe way, it is tbo most ac
commodating stone I havo ever seen.
They can cut it with an axe, or even saw
it, and plane It, Tbe Government aro
putting up nil their building! at Fort Wal
lace of tbat material. It hardens by ex
posure, and resists water. 1 bey are very
busy getting it from the quarries before
winter sets in, and tho roads become bad.
Weil, at each end of the barn at the north.
cast corner and southwest corner, they
construct a fort, by exeat ating six feet
deep and ten feet square, and placing a
dirt rooT. Between this roof and the
rround thev havo ton or tnclvo loon or
peel holes. They tunnel from these forts
to me Darn, ano io tne uousc, bu iuui in
case of an attack they can pass under
ground to and fro. They aro very cau.
tious, and at night, as ne approach, a slg.
nal call is given by the driver, and they
rarely open the doors until tbo coach rum
bles up and comes to a full stop.
"On one occasion tbeso 'red niggers'
ero cute, after all. for tbey watched and
listened until they learned tho manner of
our approach, and then tried to decclvo
tbo men by giving the usual 'Yi hi I g! hi 1
coach 1 ' llut they got .it too broad, and
went to tho door and 'called 'coach-ce,
comcc). IIll hi!' Then they got a
charge of powder.
"Wo havo a guard of five soldiers at
each station, and all tbo escort wo wish.
Wosond two coaches together, (four
horses to each, and part of tbo way six,)
and generally travel seven miles an hour.
I have no doubt of tho Smoky Hill ronto
being as safe as It Is pleasant. The idea
is that the Indians want stock, cattle. 1
and tboy being cowards, do not want to
fight for them while there Is a probability
of their losing warriors Their mode of
securing a herd of horses or mnles is to
8tampede them, which ie often easily
done."
"I consider this route eafo, as there Is
in. t)TH 1 iUitlthnl -.waiinot
!i
Ba jBxaw..(.i..,jatHni( aftitti frtiti
iAi';
r.fl ifliBlil
rrmm
-If-V-1
not much fear of the1 Indians attacking'
coaches strongly froardsdj They havo
tried it i and lost iheavllyaad say 'paper?
wagon bi9 goodjo, fngtn,! butbig horsei
(engine,) cannot run through, their hunt.,
ino frrnnftrla ' Thft nopl "Pnna mivv ti..n '
rlmlrmt thfra. but I Bar jf-Tn triemfl TVt1
one show himself near ibis place and no t
one would sleep lorn momrr. no near
of them across tUtlalns. before us and
behind us, and eeme across new made '
grares, bbt tney bare icaw avoided my
travel In the coach,, i&dtat am much,
obliged to them. , If theyjBl continuo
thus I Will sometime when I can aFJord It
invite them all to a dog' supper. We
killed ono of their horses at theMonumcnt
fight, and they ate a whole hind quarter
of It. IIow was that forLoI' ''
How a Disappointed Young Lntly
dot Alarrled at Lnat.
Ono of the most rcmarkablo results of
disappointed love that We have heard of
lately, transpired on Arbor J IUI within
the 'past faw days. A well-known young
Isdy. tho danirhter of a merchant on tbo
dock, who was very fond'of & tnkle friend
of hers, and to whom aha was engaged to
bo married, suddenly became as hateful
of her lover, aa sbe was previously ena
mored of him. On Monday evening sbe
happened into a well-known ico cream sa
loon on Pearl street with a lady friend to
partake of a dish of cream.
imagine ner surpriso on seeing ner in
tended seated with a couple of other la
dies. Ho was ail attention to one with
black eyts and Hotting ringlets, and in tho
presence of bis affianced, took a ring from
tbo black-eyed girl's finger, and placed It
on his own. This was too much for her
to bear. She became exasperated, and
her conduct attracted the attention of the
young man, who proceeded to the table
where she sat, and endeavored to persuade
her that "it was all right;" his lady friend
was an old acquaintance, and their famil
iarity was customary on meeting. Young
lady "could not SCO it In that light."
The more ho talked tho worse sbo got,
until finally sho left the saloon and her
companion under a high state of excite
ment and rage. She proceeded to her
home and wept bitterly all night, to think
how sho had misapplied her confidence.
Her agitated mind was discotcrcd by her
parents the next morning, who endeavored
to ascertain tbe cause, but sho did not re
veal it to them. She determined upon
leaving homo and going abroad, lleiug a
young lady of refinement, and well edu
cated, sho knew sbe could easily secure a
situation of somo kind.
Having made up her mind to work sbo
was not afraid to do so, although she had
lived tho life of a lady, and could do so
forever at home. Sbe proceeded to Troy,
ano picxtng up me lima, saw an adver
tisement for a young lady to teach music
to a child in a private family.
She Immediately apnllcd and secured
the place. Yesterday a ton of the family
with whom she engaged returned "home
from New Orleans an invalid. He was
apparently In a very low oobditlbni In
fact, ho could net sit un or sneak, and bad
not for aereral days previous. During
tho afternoon our heroine was Introduced
to tbo bedsldo of the invalid. Imagine
too surpriso oi notn on immcdiaio recog
nition. They were old friends; wo may
say old lovers.
A sudden and remarkable change came
over the vounir man. Ho could talk freely
and sit up In bed. Itwas buta few hours be
fore he was out of bed and quite smart,
Tbo happy pair conversed freely. Ho
learned that our heroine was still a maiden,
but was crcatly surprised to find her in tho
position sne men occupied out at service
She explained tho cause, as wo have re
lated above. Ho sympathized with her,
and at once offered his band and heart.
Sho accepted, and yesterday afternoon she
returned to this city, which ebo left on
Tuesday a disheartened girl, a happy and
cbccrlul bride, tjuocr tbing tbat, love.
Albany Knickerbocker.
The FoLLOtvixa Anecdote of General
Lopez, from La Liberie, of Paris, is at pres
ent current:
Lopez one day fell into an ambush of tho
enemy. Ho at once commenced a retreat,
during wh'ch his horse was shot under him.
One of his men then took his colonel up
behind him, but tho horse proving unable
to carry the donblo weight, slacked Its
speed. Lopez, prccelvlng that the) must
both be captured, drew a pistol from his
belt, shot his preserver through the head,
rolled him out of tho saddle, and escaped
alone!
It Is very possible that this anecdoto is
simply one of those littlo allegories under
which French editors conceal their opin
ions. For Lopez read "Louis Napoleon,"
and for tho man murdered "Maximilian,"
and wo havo tho whole history of tbo
French intervention in Mexico.
TuxMAi-KEnrLl'isuiNu. Tho Glouces
ter Advertiser savs only about 2C0 barrels
of mackerel havo arrived from tbe bay this
week, and that tbe fleet are reported to bo
doing but little. In view of tho scarcity
of both bay and shoro mackerel, prices
aro steadily advancing, as tho supply is
far less than tho demand. The wholo
stock of bay thus far brought in does not
exceed five hundred barrels. Last year
at this timo about 8,000 barrels had ar
rived. Last season No. l's wero selling at
320 and 821; No 2's, SIT; No. 3's, 813
This week they have been sold at $18, $13
and $9 25. Should mackerel continue
scarce, prices will undoubtedly advance,
and reach, if not exceed, thoso of last sea-
son.
Victor Huno'n "devil fish" Is no mvth.
Hero Is a story from a lato number of the
Gaxctte of Genoa: "A few days back a
Serson bathing between uornlgliano and
estrl, in tho Gulf of Genoa, was seized by
a larso pol pus, and tbe crcaturo so Inter.
laced its numerous tentacles round htm
that ho was unable, in spite of all his ef
forts, to freo bimscir.anu was drarircd un.
dcr water and drowned. None of the
other bathers ventured to go to his as
sistance."
Boston has theso littlo lobs tinon her
bands : "Tbo Chestnut Hill reservoir; to
cost 81,025,000; the Insane Asylum at
Wlnthrop, $600,000, the removal of Fort
nill, from 8500,000 to 81,000,000, tho ox-
tension ol uroauway to tv asmngton street,
8100,000, tho widening of Federal street,
8200,000, and the new Court House, t-OUO,
000."
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NO. 182
STOVES.
s
IBB'S'IOHM" AND BIBB'S "DIA-
KOltP" FIBI FLACE "OAS-BUSIER"
Thaaa boaaUfal aad oooaoralea! Sro-plaeo atOTM
ara bob oaly saaorMdlaa all lmltaUaa, of than l bat
ramac,,, Brat,,, aad othar oxroaalra rood,, of aia
lait Bra boiaff dlMOatlaaod.
Uoforo raaklaf arr,as,m,aU for Iba wlator, BB
aoaa to call aad ao, tham al
XOBEBT BOTD'B, BjCIS k CO'!,
OEPKOS II TORTOS'S, WALTIB D Vf IVILL'S,
u S, bakojoBt'S. n pfiil's.
BIBLBT k OUT'S, W. B. HABKOYEB'S,
L II. ECKSL8 k CO'S. L B WOODWARD'S.
Tot.tllLLIB'a, COOrEB k XAOAfltV
iBiELT.Tnoms a co's,
ptrut
-f-r-
PBEPA1W FOR WINTER. GET
1 TOUR BTOVXS IN ORDEU Call at BOTD'B
and bava yoar Lalrobo, ropalrod aod Sttad ap for
eald waaibar Yoa Ibat haro aol Latroboaor Bra
fla,o atoTM, call aad oxamlao ray atock 1 bar, tbo
lariffat aad Lot koMrlroaat la lha maikot
tboKina stoves and banoes-all pat
teens KxrAIKS for an aorta aad alio, of Sloro,, laat aa,
iliRDWABr, TiawlES, aid TURSismaa
aonDs
.ir-OLD STOVES TAKES III PART PAY FOR
AIW. KUUS.KT UU1U,
No. 419 Nlalb ktroat,
aU U Dalwooa D aad B atraat,.
W. B Cooraa. A 3. RiaAr.
CUUl'Klt & It A U A N ,
(Socnor of Jaa, Sklrrtar,)
STOVE, TIN AND SHEET.IRON.lrOBKIES,
497 ElT,atb ,tr,t, abora Faaa'a Ara. ,
WASUINdTON, D. 0.
ay-ParUcalar attaatloa paid to ropalrtaf Far
aa.oa, Baas,, Parlor H,at,r,, &o , aad all work
warraa'ad. rofld-u
riTTLEFIELD'B
HOBNIKrj OLOBT
BASE-BURNING COAL STOVE,
TUB BEST IN USE.
n. I. OREOOBT
31 P,aa,lraala ar,Baa,
Nrar 8,T,otb, atraat.
W O O 1 AND C OAT-,.
c
OAhl
C 0 A Lit
C 0 A Ltll
B T E W A B T ,
vruataaat vr a t u isa mmti aa ,
Ie aow aalllai COAL very cheap lie kaa a largo
atock aa tha wharf, aad wul aol be aalaraald.
Peraoaa Jaylaf la their wlator eapply woaJd la
wau io eee now low aa ia Miner toe bmi eeai.
- 1 - H. CLAT BTIWAKT,
at II -If Corner of B aad Twelfth aaraeia.
c
OAL AND WOOD,
Alao. lllckorr. Oak. aad Pine Wood, aawad ami
apllt to aay learth and alia, or lo tba atlck
i ne aoovo aeuveraa to any pari oi me city a. anon
aeUca O L SDIRirr,
Office Peon av. bat Sdaad aU atreeu,
JiS-tf Terd aad Mill M at aad Canal.
C
OAL,
SEDUCTION IN rKICX FOR TDK UOXTH OP AD
aUfcT ONLY.
for the Lena At of pereona dealrlnf to parchaaa their
wiBtvr apply I
White Alb $7tV
RedAab T 78
Lykena Valley Sort Red Aah 7 M
Baltimore Com 'a Superior While Aah... 711
Cheatnnt 8 oramer Cooking Coal 600
Cumberland, (ran of mine ) 8 00
Cam bar land Lntnp 700
ALL KINDS AVD SIZES TO SUIT CDSTOUKR8
TWO TIIOUSilTD TWO nUNDRID AND FORTY
rUUSUS 1 U Tilfi TON QUABiNTKD.
Paraona daalrlns? to avail tharaialvaa af tha ihaia
low prlcee, by ordering their coal aad paying for It,
can have it delivered anytime daring the winter
Cbecke will be given for coal ao ordered, aod will
be delivered npon tha aorroodorlng of aald eheaka.
r. tJMuwa a sua,
eUNlath atreet.
Branch Offlce at oar Yard and Wharf, at lha frwt r,t
Seventh atreet. JySMm
rpOTBI cometh glad tldlnga of Joy to all.
X To yonag and to old. to great and to email !
tarn Eieauiy wuisn obeiwii bj precioaa aaa rare,
la free for all, aad all may ta fair,
By tha aaa of
CHA6TSLLAB'S WIIITX LIQUID EN AM XL,
For Improving and Beantlfylng the Com pinion
Tha moat valuable and cor fact b radar at ion in n.a
for ilvlnaT tbe akin a beautiful DiarMlke Uat. thai la
oaly found la youth. It Quickly removes Tan,
iTecaiQB, rimpiea, dioicdcb, aioia raicnee, aauow
neu. Erantlenes and all Imparitlea of lha akin, kind
ly healing the eame. leevlog the akin white and
clear aa alabaater, lta nic cannot ba detected by
the eloieat acratlny, aad beleg a vegetable prepara
tloa. la perfectly bermlcia It la the only article
of the hind nied by the French, and la considered
by tba Parisian aa Indlipooiable to a perfect toilet.
Dpwarda of 89,000 bottlea were aald daring the
feat year, a eaUclent guarantee of lta efficacy.
rice only To centi Seal by mall, poatpald, oa re
eelpt of an order, by
oanuan, etiutiB a uu , tnsmiiu,
mhl9.diwlv uuklver atreet. Troy K.T.
A
LNWIOK SUM IN A HY, TOIl
n.'u.iu L,a'ia9
The datlea of tbla Institution. which warn mi.
ffBtiiu ivt a tivie,urii4i m tn. uuiviiioti eondlllOB
or ina country, win ue re.utuia me coming aatai
The echoUulo yeir coaiUls of tin montha, com.
menclog oa MONDAY, Sapiember 2, aad ending
Jane SO.
ClrcnUra mar be had Ueaira w. n to n.
Monlioa'a bookstore. i3S aod 440 l'anaiFtvamla
avenue; Mr W Ballantyne'e Bookstore, 491 Seventh
etreet, and atDr Tysoare Drug Store, corner of Ninth
ana 1 iirein
TRM8i
Senior CU11. board, Ensllih tnltlou. fail aad
light, per acholailla year , rM
Primary Clasa, boarJ, English tuition, lo , Ac , 300
rorolner particnlare addreia M A TYS3N ANP
SlBrXRB, Laurel, Md Stopping .plaea oa tba Belli
more and Waihlneton railroad ConUe'e Itatloa,
two mllee sooth of Laurel, aalJ 1m
c.s nruiu:s,
WU HAVE, IN AUDITION TO OUIl
regular baaloeia ef PUmhlng and Gaa Fitting,
opened and flltrJ up a lage Show Room at No.
453. Ninth atreet between D and X itneti.adjoln'ng
uatoa uan, waere may ie uaoa 10a iirgm and
moat complete aaaortmeet of
CHANDELIERS, BRACKhTS, PORTABLES, Ac , o ,
in tba city, at prices to aalt all
- i r uurtiiFitf a. iirtn..
lunaa.
Noi 477 and 483 Ninth atreet,
tit ween D aad X itreate
Jy W-tf
355 1 NEW STORE. 1355
FM. I I F SI.
BDRR&HOWSER,
Dealere ta Ladlea aad Oaatlemea'a
FimmsmNn aooDS, fancy auticlgs
Perfumery. Toilet lUaalsltee, Ae
TUOMAUB BURR ' ( L. 1IOW6ER
J 7?. F itmt, L.twe.a Niath and Tenth
rjL
I'UiUIsnfcD DAILY.'"
t',t TBX NATIONAL BXFTJSUCUr
blfaiaa 0T,r moralac (taadir, .ioo,M) bj
J. Mraraov Borlboaat ooraor Taath aal D sis,,
nur ramsrlrnlB. ova.... aad la faralikod
araarlboa-s f7 earrlora at 00 a.ata par aaoath.
btaU.iabvjIUra, atr(lp.raaa SIM for
rooitlif BO'' .f SO ror Oroa saoallu, fmarlotf,
oKfaaiaoo.
Bafla00i0.,Wld. "' i
THI WBHErvATTOVAX, RETDRLICAN
la pabllahoA OTorpflidaraaorallfl OaOMf,...
7,ar BlOOl Tbrao oopU,a Jul, Sa.M Taa
ooptaa oaa joar, 110,
AMCSCtoatTS, ETC.
-4-
COLUMBIA GARDEN
AND
CONCERT 1ULI-,
ConaoT Twelfth SUchI euael Ohio
OriS 1TOT KWHT WITH 1 QIXSV TAR I ITT
PEKFOaUMANCE.
iYoae tattle baas talaat aaiaced. Stare appear ta
rapid aieooaatoa. J. L. DAVIS,
anl-lai
Proprietor.
G
BAND kATTONAL AGRIOUL.
TUBAL EXHIBITION
nostx mi,
TO BI niLD03TTHXKATI051L RACX COURSl,
WaBOtQTOV, D. 0.,
CemmaaaUg Koisat, Uva SSlh day C October,! M7,
aad ooatUaiai ip to tha Uth ol Kovembar.
PB1XIU1C LISTS XOKXT AHD XXDAlJ,
AJBOeaUag to ,000, will bo avaKel.
Tho premlam Hata wtU bo claaeed aad adrertlaed
la full at tha neat meeting of tha Aaeoelatlon.
Tha Haaagera are aaw making errangemeate lo
eocaro tha atwadance of aaoat of the oelebrated trot
tlar aid running boraee bow oa tne turf, and dealga
making thla by far tho moat acceptable Inhibition
ina. aaa evertaaea piac in in ubiumi aias.
air, rAVftjarx, .aa owaer 01 veater, aaa omer
SeatUmea of good Judgment, have pronoaaeed tha
atlaaal Coarie tba faeteat Coarao la theeoaatry
who Dexter trotted over tt laat fail. Mr. Mo Hit, tho
proprietor, la ooing averyiungin ate power ia me
way oi gredlag aad aaeavatlag to reader It atlll
bettor, fie la aiao Ittlag tha laalda tralalag Conrio
for ra eala a horaea, aad preparing aaw atablce, ahads,
Aa . far th auammodatlOB of BBwarda of live baa
dredaeadof atotk, aad for tha dliplayof agrlcal
taral laatrameato aad mechanlam.
Tha following gentlemea have been eel acted aa
JnrJraafop tha elaaalSaatiOB of tho dlfTereat atock
and agricultural Implement., and tho awarding of
rremmmai
Han. Rlahard Wallaett. CoL J Q. Barret.
John Van Riawlck, El , Thoe X. Clark, Si ,
B. Ia. JackaoB, Thon.ec Berry, ,f
Qeorre S.Gldeoa " Joa Toaog, "
B.W Owon, " Major A A Nleholeoa,
a. B ruller, j. r. uartnoiow, ! ,
Jaa Pnmphray, " Geo II Plant, "
M. nuomlller, " W.E. Spalding,
O T Hvrkar, " Wm, Barley, '
H I Baker. " JohaTPrler,
W II Barch, " P.FIammlaf, M
CoLIlodgea. A.Nayor. "
Wm B Jackeoa. " a Weadell, "
A, Potte, " Klbert Clagett, '
Bfcciir. vonn VateaiT,
J. S. Clarke, " Mr Benson, Nat Hotel,
AtleaDodge, " Prank Brand atr, 11 ,
J. 0. Marbnry, ' J. U. Semmei, "
u.i.n roo ti.v II na.a
J, A MBgrader, Charlie Klemaa, '
A R.hberberd, ' Jaa D. Handler, "
Wm X Clarke, " Bryaa Oreen, "
U t. Baraea, " Charlae Godfrey, "
Wm J Doaohoo, H C, Campbell, "
Job W. Aagae, " J. a Wlllerd, "
JobaSayere, " A. llodtcr,
D.V. Burr, " Joha Laag, "
B Bryaa. " Jamee Steal, '
Joaepn Barnlla, Wm.81brey.
Fred Bntler. " Oeorge Whilaey, M
Crotoa Fletcher. " Wm. Holt, "
Wm. Baiel, " Bamael Wro, "
Jamie Shreava, " Joha lloward, "
William HlltocK, " ueorje rswuiaru, -
H. L.Joaoe. " Dr.u. Sylvester, M
MART LAND.
Colonel Odea Bowie, Rlehard nil),
Fraak Hull, Eea.., Oeaeral Waller Mllcbtll.
Clem UIU, " Hob. Bealamla Uarrla,
aUolOOaiOn, nmmuijr aii,o.'(.
John Thomaa," William V. Boole, "
Ooleaet Thotaaa BowU, Colonel John Merrymaa.
a. vf . ajarry, t avuvina, vnu, av.
YixauiA.
Hea. Jaaa hf. BotU, Joha Baltaar,XM ,
Major Thoa W. DaavraU, OoL Uehard Dliklaaoi
Coloae. O. P. Haro, Cyme Mertla, 11.
HOXTH CAROUXA.
J. H. riace, Xi , 3, U. DeviU, Zei. ,
SODTH CAR0LI3A.
Jamee L. Orr, n. CPamltertoo,
Georgia Joihua B. Hill. Xaq.
Florida Uoa S A. Mallory.
Alabama J U McKlaley, Xii
Louisiana John 11. Cowoa, Eaa.
Teaaoaeeo Kmeraoa Klhrldge,Lai,
Keatucky R.A Alexander, Ksi
Mlaalaalppl A. 0. Brown, Xaj
A rkaasaa Robert Jobaeoa, Iwi.
Missouri Ueary GoaldtEea
Kaneaa William Bradaa, Xaq
Bebraaka Boa Mr Worthlagtoa.
Iowa II R. Dodge, Xai
Wlaooaala Joaeph J King, Esq
Minnesota Thomaa P Smith.
Nevada Jamee A. Atkinson.
Oregon Don Bafaa Mallory.
If IW TOEBT.
0. Vaaderbllt, Aldan Ooldamitk,
fialah Byadera, Charlie Baekmaa, '
Wm. M.Ryedlck. J U. Martladala,
OaorsTa Aller. Jamaa W. ltovt.
Jamn Jacks,
PI HI! STL VAN IA.
a. V. Lawrence, n. B Van Vorbeea
Joha LKreppi, J Rolph,
B. r. mi in, uvursj uuwsti,
maiae ueioBBi iihiuiib.
New Hampahlro X Barke
Vermont Judge Smaller.
Mauaeh matt Colonel b P. Poore.
Rhode Iilaad Colonel Amasa Spragae
Conaeatlcat Bob Charlie L. Engllah.
New Jerssy NaL Town nnd
DelawareUoB WlllardSanlsb.ry,
Ohio Colonel X 0 Conger
Indiana Colonel W. P Dennis
Illinois Oeaeral J A. Logan.
Tha List of Fremlama to bo awarded will be a
vertlied la a few daya
au owners of rnnntStT aad trottlnir hortea and
thorough bred stock, and manafaclarere of epical
toral Implementa and mechanlim, will bava au op
porlanlty of exhibiting on thegroandala the vicinity
of tha National Capitol
AU aecossary arraagemcniewm do made to renaar
vliltora eomfortabla
OOeere will be aelectad at the next meeting of tha
AaeoclatloB'aad duly pabllahed.
a. auirtii,
ao7tf Oeaeral Saperlntendeat
W
A8IIINGTON CITY GAllDl-N
tha proprietor of thla well kaowa aad popnlar
1ace of reaort dealree to call the attention of aisoela
lone. School, end vrlvato parties wlihloe to elve
pic alca,sVe ,to tha
WABUiaUTOH cits uakie.v.
It la located oa the corner of New York aveane aad
First etreet weet, la aaay of acceis, aad la stieJy, cool,
aod nlaaaant. It Is BODDllad with ahootlaaT aallirles.
ten-pin alleye, hobby horeea, Ae Kafreihmeota of
all klada,aadof tbe bt qnalitr, furnished at tha
lowest rates. There ie alio a Soe dancing pavilion la
ibe Garden. The proprietor pledgee auuioti 10 piease
aU who may apply , t.
A cool eprlog of pure water ta Ibo tardea
" P ' ' JOHN UOChEUXYEB
jyj tf Proprietor
PnorosALs rou wood and
COAL FOR THB UBE OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Orrici TausTits or Pcauc St-itooin,
WABi.iat.TOX, Aug 11,1667
Sealed Propoaala will ba received until the SJtli
laslant. at IS o'clock m . far farntahlnt th l'ahlla
Schooleot thla city with WOOD and COAL ror the
achool rear aadlag Jaly 3, 18CS Blda will be re
ceived for the city or for each diatrkt aaparately
Tho qaaatltloe for each dlatitct will te about aa
follow a 1
rillt D1ITRICT
ou toaa waua-ua egg coal
i cord a oak wood, sawed and ipl.i
4 corda plan wood, aawad and apllt
8BCOID D18TM1LT.
ti toaa white-ash egg coal
4 corda oak wood, aawad aad ipltt
4 corda plno wood, aawad aad split
THIBD DIITICT
SO tona wblta-aah coal, broken
6 corda oak wood, aawad and epllt
9 corda pine wood, sawed aad split.
rocata dibtekt.
70 tone wblta-aah egg coal
5 eorda oak wood, aawad and apllt
Teba delivered from time to lime Jurlat itititciuJl
year at thedlffereat achool-boaiea in mih inaotl
Unas meyba ordered by the Traeiaea of tne re-
'Tbont JoVonV'brok.n wblio k willb. reeved at
once at Wallach Bnlldlaf. Third dMrlct
All fuel mnst be atored al the axpenio of tla con.
"Sho' right 1- reserved lo reject any or all LU If
deemed to luu lalcreit of (he jfijf0
aal3aw Chalruia ComitUUMo( SappUta.

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