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Posr orrIor DEPARTMENT, 18Th Dec 1876
Dec. @-1aw4w

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 18th Dec, 1916.
DROPOsALs for carrying the mails Of the United States
n Ns lSh A s 70 se % 's Contrast as ss ss o.
the Post Office Department in the city Of washington until
s day Of April 6owng on tie 'i oaes :" and IN The
ner and time herein specified viz:
Newark, miles and back, six times a week
Leave Phelps daily Except Snndays) at a m arrive at
Leave Newark daily Except Sundays ga. M, ar
rive at Phelps same days by lOa m
No ll3l. From Phelps, Ontario county, New York 10y
Port Gibson, Palmyra, II miles and back six times
Leave Palmyra daily Except Sundays) at a. M, arrive
ut Phelps same days by 10 a. m.
Extract from the act Of Congress Of March 3, 1916, seco" ls
And be it further enacted, That shall be the duty the
Postmaster Generals in all future lettings OF contracts for the
transportation of the mails TO let the same, every case
TO the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for
faithful performance, without other reference TO the mode
transportation than may be necessary provide for the
due CELEBRITY, certainty, and security of such transportation
shall any hereafter be required to pur-
chnse out or take at valuations the stock vehicles of any
previous contractor for the same route
Bidders requested in their proposals the mode
Weight Of the mails or the speed called for in he sehed
ules shalt require it, the contract will be made for
four horse coach conveyance, the may be; and
that case the route will be let to the bid proposing such
But if coaches for the mails alone the
will be assigned to the bid that proposes the cheapest
mode OF conveyance.
FnS-Ofa bid
Tor we the may be) there insert the name or
in full of there the residence residences
hereby propose TO carry the mail on No from
to !, as often as the advertisement requires, in the
time stated in the schedule, and by the following mode
of conveyance, eIe state how it TO be conveyed) for
the annual of 8
Dated T.i .ft
Seeond--Ofo guarantee to accompany each bid
The undersigned (here insert the the guarantor
gaantors) guarantees that (here insert the bid
der Of bidders, the may bel if his Tor
thcir) bid for carrying the mail from to
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall into
obligation prior the 18th of April next, with good and
sufficient sireiies TO perform the service proposed
Dated
G. JOHNSON,
Dec 29-Iaw4w Postma General.
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the present, day, when lou, pse,ensions are pu, n
"A for medicines and ointncnts of but le value ib
public should no longer be kept Ignorance article no.
sessing the extraordinary the REEN
MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT '
For few wears past the proprietor of this ointnen l.,
RETAINED from advertising it, thereby combining its with
in comparatively narrow limits. But the eximor.
binary cures 1t has performed surprising the med
ical faculty. and the greatly increasing demand for it r
que that adequate means be taken Introduce through
the United States The proprietor is esallisbno
agencies in every principal city, town and village i'm Ms
Union that this extraordinary and umvaed ONT
rnent be resorted by every one.
This ointment derives It's principal efficacy from vepe
table procured the Green Mountains of Vermont wher
mercully placed by the kind hand of Providence
and in general by the aborgncs Of the country az
n sovereign remedy in numerous diseases 1t well know
that the Indians We're formerly far in the
of infammatoy diseases Than the skua n
learned white men. The reason of this was that ,Irv
sought in the Vegetable World those remedies which
the Creator knew Were best adapted them Taught nm
by the unerng wisdom of the God of nature thew TRIM
phed dcases which then baed the skill of he ba,
physicians, and which continue battle them the pres,
emf time.
In the application of this remedy, the aborignes enwan
ped their feet and limbs the leaves of the plant
violent cases, the entire body) with covering OF wild an
imas skins the whole They then lay down before
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County Court,
William La Rue. } November Term, 1916.


J,IIE object this suit Is obtain divorce OF the
l. complainant from the defendant, and for the payment
certain money due the complainant for her interest in
the real her deceased father, heretofore sold by
ssioners, under and in virtue of order Of Talbot
County Court.
The bin states that on the twelfth day of March, in the
wear of Lord thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine, the complainant, Elizabeth La Rue, formerly Eliza
beth Clark inernarred with the defendant, and that in
few DAYS after the celebration of their marriage, the said
cause and left the of Maryland which he has
since returned. The bill further that the time of
the said marriage the complainant entitled, of
the heirs law of William Tbbes Clark, deceased,
undivided interest in the real of which he died
seized which said real estate has been sold by commits
soners under and by of commission issued OF
Talbot County Court value and divide tile same, and the
bonds of the purchasers thereof duly executed conditioned
the payment the complainant the respective sums due
to her That the said OF money due Tor the complain
ants interest in the said real estate of the said William
Tibbes Clark, remain still unpaid except small portion
thereof attached in the hands of William T. Stchbery
of the purchasers of the said real estate Tor debt OF the
said defendant The bill further that the complain
has had child by the defendant, who is living
thai she is in very INDECENT circumstances and that she
has been entirely abandoned by the defendant who has
been beyond the limits OF the State of Maryland for
than six years
1t is thereupon adiudged and and ordered that the
painant by causing copy OF this order to be inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city of Washington, in
the District OF Columbia, in each of three successive
weeks three months before the third Monday of May
the eighteen hundred and give notice
the said absent defendant of the object and substance of this
solicitor before the seventeenth day of May next to
answer the premises, and show if any he has why
decree ought not to pass as prayed. -
p. b. HOPPER.
Test JAMES PARRoTT Clerk.
Jan lS--Iaw.,wif
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Only Hst Of Neto Books aud Prints.
TINE CRIMINAL ASSlZES, Romance OF the Poor one
j. of the thrilling stores written l2l cents.
Nemopathy, by DIR. Hoick % cents.
Outlines of Anatomy for popular by Dr. Hollick, with
an illustrative plate 81 rs.
PiLMBEoTYPE PICTURES.
Portraits of Rev. Orvie Dewey, d. d., Rev. J Brecken
Colonel Watson Ex-Governor Bolck, New York; Governor
Skunk, Of Philadelphia, Colonel w. w. Seaton, Mayor of
Washington, Colonel J. G. Davies, Mayor of Baltimore
General Tencl Tighman Professor Mnpes, of New York.
Sir Richard Pakenlam, British Minister and Hon. Louis
McLane, % cents each. t
The DAILY NATIONAL PLrMBEoTyPE PORTRAIT GALLERY
containing likenesses of distinguished Americans.
1913 beautiful executed portraits furnished to subscribers
for the low price OF f5 per year. Pennsylvania avenue
near the Capitol. Jan II
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situation wanted.-A pentl

TTNEACIIEE- Situation Wanted.-A gentleman, who
has been engaged for years i'm teaching in the
southwest and south, wishes situation either in acade
my private tutor. Being graduate OF one of the
first institutions in the Union, he prepared teach the
classics and higher mathematics, and also the German,
French and Italian languages. The highest testimonials
furnished, when required Address Immediately (post
paid) A. NJ. H.. Baltimore, Md. Jan l9-2wTuNTh
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Cross. MIlI,nrv Lac.

GEORGE TEMPLEMAN near tb,. corner of Al street
" has Just published the third edition OF Crosss Military
Laws fhe United States contains all the laws that relate
70 ae army the marine corps the volunteer and militia and
all the military bounty land and pension laws This work
IS particularly rccomended The notice of al military
men 1y Generals Scott Jesup Towson, Gibson, and Jones'
ny Ooneis rotten, Albert, Staunton, Whiting, and Tat
cou all OF whom chiefs of military bureaus Wash
ngton also by Albion Paris, esq "a Comptroller Peter
Hagner, esq, 3D. Auditor, and O. L. Edwards esq, Com
missioner OF Pensions. ISL Jan5
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rTNHE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street. New
f0rk,-This new and beautiful French l,ape, COM
mencng Monday April g. will be issued every MONDAY
wednesday,, and Friday at the moderate of SO year.
S3 for six months 81 30 for three months
Devoted TO the of democracy liberty of religion and
social aelioation its columns win contain tie most
formation, and original literary of the best writers of
both worlds consisting OF productions unpublished
together with the Paris fashions Ne
Inc mod.ate price, both OF subscription and advertising,
together with the quantity and interest of the OF
this paper advantages possessed bv no Other of the same
kind in the United States
Agent, J. MICUARD
18th nd
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Nrart,n,s Improved Bee Palace.

J,IE subscriber owning the right the above improve
j ment, may be at the United States Hote and
has for sale right this District the State of Delaware,
with several southwestern States; has sold largely in the
right and will sell the remaining territory very low The
following testimonials (two OF great many that could be
given) viii give an idea OF its utility
GEORGE CALVERT.
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II lH LfcIBIcHMAN mas removed his Office anu resi-
~ dence to the south side of street. between 18th and
18th Streets (near 1th) where he continues practice
physician, operative surgeon, and accoucheur.
Dr. L. has devoted much attention 10 the surgical treat
men of deionnes, such cubioot, strabisinus, wry
neck, &c.
. 1l-eo1ul
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Beware!

If G.. Benz Smith be written with pen on the bot
of the box, all sgar- coated" pills counterfeit
Principal Office l79 Greenwich street, large brick block
New York. Price rs cents box.
Nov Sim
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The Misses schnebly's Boarding and Day school,
AND FOR sALE.-1aO acres OF land fronting on the

IL Rockville turnpike, within mile of the George
town corporation line, and north OF land of Mr.. john
Green, embracing several beautiful sites for building, well
wooded and watered II will be sold together divided
TO suit purchasers.
Also Is the road being the meeting
lot, and which will be divided Unnecessary, into
Also, 30 of excellent land adjoining Tennaly Town.
and Immediately north OF Mrs Sylcss farm well watered
The above lands most convenient to the markets OF
the city and Georgetwn and in order to close the sale OF
them they will be disposed of very reduced prices and
accommodating Apply either Richard Smith,
Charles J. Noursc. t
Oct. 3-Iawtf
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TINE meeting called Monday the 18th instant, for the
purpose OF organizing battalion from The District oil
Columbia was postponed
All those desiring this corps requested to meet
il presumed the bill before Congress VIII have
passed. aud each company as shall be Organized
can be mustered into service.
The BATTALION will consist of four companies each COM
pany win havel captain entenan,s sergean's, and
enrolled the election for the officers of that
No inyidious distinction is made favor of any class
profession of ielowctzens but all alike, who desire
TO the field of glory bfore them, are requested TO
assemble AT the time specified
In the time such desire TO enter their names are
requested call the office of Charles Lee Jones, esq, on
If the weather should be fair the meeting will take place
in front of the hail. and if not fair, in one OF the rooms OF
the building Jan 4-i
Recruits wanted for Mounted Rinemen, U. s.
(tAPT. s. II. WALKER will leave Washington city ON
~ the first of February, via Baltimore and Pitsbnrg for
New Orleans, from thence to the scene OF war lie Is order
ed TO recruit fifty for this regiment with little delay
possible and proceed with them Mexico Young
of good standing among their ielowczens, who de
sirous participating in the war. VIII find the recruiting
office Pennsylvania avenue where the terms of enlist
viii be made known the recruit before he is enlist
ed. Young men from the country are preferred. Those
DESTROYS of enlisng in this of the service had better
proceed WITHOUT delay None need apply but those who
can come wen recommended rs good citizens OF the com
munity in which they reside Jan IsG
To Ar,msy To Arms!
iE mechanics of this city and the surrounding vicinity
Il respectfully requested to Apollo Hall, on
Tuesday evening next at hapast O'Clock to consult to-
gether upon raising battalion to join army in Mexico
the War Office request that battalion Of first
chancs, all cangs be forthwith raised and sent To the
written Capt II. L. Thistle, requesting that he viii exert
himself in raising such battalion, to be composed of five
a he Ser would s Sc p % on aeaye duv
and would all receive five dollars and forty per menh
which would amount l5 90 month for privates
1922 for non-commissoned officers.
temen, are expected TO address the meeting,
Washington, Jan Sid
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UOURTH edition OF Tanners Map Of Mexsco.-Georgc
Templeman has received supply of Tanners map OF
Mexico 4th edition, lSH This map selected by the
Typographical Bureau and several copies the
Of occupation. Jan7
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L,ssENCE OF COFFEE.-This delicious beverage,
Il made of the purest and best coffee has gained great
popularity not only account of the great facility offers
to housekeepers bachelors by making with
spoon ull less, in cup OF hot water milk, the
most palatable coffee but also by its superiority to any
coffee prepared in the usual way The manufacturer
ing lately attained advantages in retaining all the fla
o IN the essence is confident that it will give salts
faction to all who try it. For sale by
JOHN MILLER,
Confectionery the only agent in this city, between 10th
and I'LL Streets south side, Pennsylvania avenue
Jan Is
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DBLIOTHEQUE Historique ct MiIItairc, Co,

DIBLIOTHEQUE Historique ct MnItairc, Conn
concluding volume of this valuable work, which is now
complete in six volumes, octave, with six accompanying
military aliases.
Volume l, Les Tactiques DIES Grecs; Thucyddc, Keno
phon Arrien.
Volume 2, Essai sur les Milces Romanes, Polybe.
Volume 3, Cesar, Vegece, Onosande les institutions de
PEmpcrenr Leon rontn Poyen. Straiagelnes Ruses de
Guerre, Embuscade Surprises, extrats de Feuquere,
Foard Santa Cruz, Jolly de Mazeroy, Cessac, Carbon
Nisas, Domini, &c.
.Les plans qui accompagnent les Commentaries de Ce-
sar presenten IN travail precieux. III consue par
tous les instruits et surout vousront
eniir comprendrc les operations milaires de grand
homme de guerre."
Volume Llsoire potique ct Miliiae DIES Franqais,
Montecucu Turenne, Feuquiere, Puysegur lie Marechal
Sake
Volume 5, Frederic H. Lloyd Guibert, Lacuee-Cessac,
Carnot, Thebault, Jomini.
Volume 8, Memories pour servir listore de France
Louis Napoleon.
Also, variety of works military and naval science
and service in all their branches, imported direct from Lon
don and Paris by f. Taylor.
*x*Books stationery, periodicals, anything else, inn
ported to order from any part OF Europe. Jan %
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NHE increasing popularity of Dr. c. BENZ Smiths inn
proved Indian vegetable sngarcoated pills has induced
number OF make something they call pills and
aoat them with sugar order sell them the genuine
while they do not possess particle OF the goodness nor
pills In Short they intended fraud upon the
muny. minister who at first had an interest in mi-
tation coated pill manufactured in Albany, New
York. has given them up ms he says ON account OF the mis-
cradle dishonest parties concerned IN manufacturing them.
The party industriousy circulating reports
calculated to nure DIR. Smith, and 70 affect the reputation
qt his valuable pills; but rather than notice them in public
them for their ISLANDERS, he has in another against
as ~ass b %sss ss e To
most abominahle means 10 palm OFT their counterfeit pills,
nf u0s nnow a M S"s e nss 70 a sb IN
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate OF
mneh GOOD in the coanryas the following pianlv show
More ministers use and recommend DR. Smiths pills than
This is to certify tina, have used the sugar-coaed pills
manufactured bye, Benjamin Smith, OF New York, for
time, and believe them 10 be good medicine; and
also, from inquiry in that city, am persuaded that he is
the original inventor and therefore entitled 70 The benefit
Pastor LIST Baptism church. Piitsburg.
"a, M From the Blsp HENS Caieken, (Dei)
We call the attention OF our readers the certificate OF
Rev Williams pastor Of First Baptist Church. pittsbu
used hem N =, and experienced great relief from hea
The above is the best paper In the State OF Delaware
The 'rMpnovrD INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. (sugar-coaet)
highly esteemed, if onelaf is true that people write
and say about them They easy their operation,
Malone of the largest and best papers the State OF New
York--writes follows
DR.. G. Beng. Smith:
DEAR laid up with bad cold time since
my return from New York; and during my Illness made
trial of your pills, and say found them excellent
They the best medicine for the purposes they in
tended that have yet seldom take pills; but found
yours entirely free from the objections to which other pills
upI no npff hnUN ha n A.
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ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL. GOODS to be disposed
IL by Lottery chances, nj $40 ench.

ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS to be disposed Of
~ by Lottery.--l2s chances, mt $40 each.
lo3. China dinner service, Mat blue, containing
li7 pieces, each peiee different flower $500 90
5000. China dinner service, Dover green, same
sortricnt as No lob, In pieces 200 90
6l3S. China dinner service, Chinese pattern, con-
tanning l33 pieces Us 90
$3.50. China tea service, Mat blue and gold, con-
tanning 50 pieces IS 90
1860. China tea service vemilion and gold,
tanning 80 pieces 65 90
1886 China ten service pink and gold, contain
GIL. China ten service dark blue and gold, con-
tanning 81 pieces 80 90
China tea service, blue raised, figured and gilt,
containing ~ pieces 25 90
China Arabian lady, lace winnings % 90
Do do do do % 90
China S Oh Rayas, GpoaP sleeping sisters
China Duke of Wellington IL 90
China Napoleon 10 90
China Pitt in chair IL 90
| China Sir Walter Sctet i'm chair ~ 90
China Wilberiorcc, in chair IL 90
China Charles Fox, in chair IL 90
China Greyhounds on cushion 800
China Daniel O'Connel 90
l Egyptian Obelisk, black marble Is 90
Bustof Sir Walter Scott China bisque so
Cid Hi in chair air ~ do 4@
] Bust Of Lord Broughnm do Z So
| India China garden seat u so
j China chessboard, painted and gold flowers IS 90
DO do plain 10 90
l Bust of Washington China bsque OO
| Bust OF Emperor Nicholas do 90
l Rutland Vase, China flowers 2 so
1 Do do do do 2 so
$3.50 90
C. 8 FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 18th street.
N. B. The drawing will take place the chances
all aken and due notice viii be given OF the
Dec ls-eotff
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NEW GOODs-This day opened
IN 10 dozen ladies' white and coored kid gloves, best
dozen ladies' handsome merino neck ties
40 pieces very handsome cambria and Swiss edgingg
3 Do Do fine white plaid ea. aI do '"'s''i"s'
do silk warp do do
% do fine white cambrcs
so dozen silk, alpaca. Cashmere and Moravian hose
80 dozen linen cambria handerchicfs, well assorted
30 dresses rich "A Ottoman satins
% pieces handsome cashmeres
White, blue, cherry, and black Florence silk for Innings
l0pieces black apacas, very beautiful
do fine black boinbasins
cartons fine black grapes
Black love wells and handkerchefs
box assorted sizes extra black kid gloves
Ladies' and gentemen's black silk do
White, blue, and rose Tareton muslin, for evening
cartons founced muslin robes, embroidered in
Handsome Polka musins, for evening
2 cases very fine long cloth shirtings
is pieces handsome mourning prints
case dark prints, good, at i2a
6 cartons dark plain ribands.
60 pieces cassinets, very low
Cloths and cassimeres, part very superior and unusu
25 dozen ladies' and genemens merino under vests
Is do gendemens merino and lambs wool drawers
Geniemen's kid, silk merino, and Berlin gloves
Handsome embroidered curtain musns
10 pieces good moreens, assorted colors
To all which, with every Kind OF goods suitable to the
present demand, we respectfully attention
purchasers We enabled offer great inducements in
YERBY IL BROTHER,
Centre Market space, No. 6 from It'll street.
Jan. 25--3tdif
CELIANG OFF-The subscribers beg leave respectfully
- call the attention of the public the following list
articles which WILL in consequence of the advanced stage
of the season, be offered without regard value,
they determined TO close them out before the spring
5000 yards super ingram carpeting choice patterns
1000 do medium and low-priced carpeting
1000 do seper three-ply do
A few pieces Brussels do
80 very rich chenille rugs
100 do tufted do low priced
300 pairs Whitney blankets every size
500 yards damask moreens, every shade
Gilt curtain fixtures, newest styles
Table damasks, darnask cloths, napkins
Towellipgs, linen sheeing
Piuow-case shectmgs, table
Marseies, quilts, embroidered muslin curtains
And, in short, general assortment of furnishing articles
Also 5000 yards very rich and beautiful silks, satns &c
great variety
5000 yards Cash d'ecosse, mousencs de laine, &c.
1000 do black a.pacas, every quality
Cashmere, Terkerri, silk, and other sha,yls
French and English merinoes
IIemsilched and tapeborered, clearlawn, and linen
cambria handkerchieis
Silk. cotton Cashmere and alpaca hosiery
Kid silk, and merno gloves
Thread laces and edgngs
Swiss and cambria insertings and edgngs
French worked collars, lace capes
Inside handkercheiss silk cravas
Ginghanis, chintzes, calicoes &c.
Together with many other useful articles, which WILL
from this date, be offered NJ unpreceenedy low prices
ESTEP, HOOE &CO.,
Penn avenue, between 9TH and Sth streets
Jan 25-2w