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"A . roh hEST the and commodious house on +
III 5treet west, now occupied by Thos Pitchia W :
II Is In healthy and beautiful location md 10, Esq
M possessed by few places residence in Wasb
month. s''oA Va sno &'th OF this
"eneraPs Office, War Department "''er
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Tickets $l0--halves $6-quarters ~ 80.
Certificates of packages of 22 whole tickets, $40 90
Do. do. " half do 55 90
Do. do. q quarter do. n 80
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention, and official of each drawing
mediaely after it is to all who order from Adj
dress, J. IL G. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. Maury q Co.. Managers.
Sept 21-d&cftd Washington city, d. e.
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rTO SURGEONS AND PURsERs OF the United ststcs
Savy'-Reeeived this day from London, Epaulets EN-.
U 5. Navy, conomably with the regulation of Nav RI
lsi7, OWEN, EVANS a. Co
Military and Naval Merchant TaiIors
Pennsylvania avenue, between Iith and 18th streets
Aug 3I-2aw6w.
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DRoPOsALs for carrying tho mail OF the United
States from the close of navigation Both June 1885,
inclusive in Michigan will be received at the Contract OF
flee OF the Post Office Department, in the city of Washing
until o. of the LIST day Of November S47 to be
decided on the same day, to wit:
No. 3Sl From Michigan city, Indiana, by City West to
Chicago Illinois, 60 miles and back, daily, during suspen
sion OF navigation.
Leave Michigan city daily 8, m, arrive Chicago
same day by z, p.
Leave Chicago daily l. M, arrive Michigan city
same day by A, pm.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by a guaranty,
signed by responsible persons the following
manner, viz:
"The undersigned guaranty that :,
if his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall into OBJ
legation prior to the FIRST day of December merit with good
and sufficient surees perform the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
MASTER or other equivalent testimony that the
men OF property and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be the department sealed en-
dorsed Proposals for route No. 1881, in ;" and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
and the terms and conditions which the be
made, see the last annual advertisement.
c. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Co.
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Card.
AIEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET.
IN JAMES BArIE, late Of the firm of Gowen Jacobs, Co..
respectfully that he has fitted the store No.
IS Chestnut street, few doors below Third street, and
door above Congress Hall Hotel. north side. Wine
Store where he will keep wellseec'ed stock Of the most
approved varieties of wines, hranes, queurs, London
brown stont, Scotch ae and the finest brands Of choice
cigars, DC.
Private gentlemen hotelkcepcr and others in the coun
try, invited to call and examine hissock Sept
United states Hotel Washington, ID. g.
TINE proprietors of this hotel have secured the aid Of
i Mr.. George w. Yellott, their geae,l agent in
reing and hereafter conducting the establishment He
is authorized to act in matter relating thereto
purchasing and making NIL and every engage
nen necessary for conducting the business fully the
proprieors themselves could do and all the transactions
y of the house must be through him alone.
The house having been enlarged, thoroughly
ref@amished win be opened on The 18th October.
sna,u o sssv,oes o. mr. H. n Thompson as
hou - every way worthy of patronage -
Ser l6-eod2mif
yOANi COAL ,i-Just arrived, and landing a load
~ of first Quality anthracite COAL egg size, which will
be sold low for cssh, delivered from the vessel Apply to
the undersigned a. his lumber yard, 7th street, near the
canal; where can be- had also all kinds of building mate
rails. cheap for cash. or short credits punctual
toners.
Sept 9-taw6w p M. PEARSON.
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LIST and I'd numbers $3.50 3d and 4th $500, &c.
Tickets $20-halves $l0-quarters $5-eighths ~ 30.
Certificates of packages of Is whole tickets, $3.50
Do do rs half do l40
Do do rs quarter do 10
Do do rs eighth do 35
All ORDERS by mail otherwise, for tickets shares, or
packages, will meet with prompt attention. Address
ID. PAINE Il CO., Managers,
Sept 3-2awdXc7w Baltimore, Md.
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LADIES' SCHOOL,

VIE S,ChooL on street, recently taught by Mrs.
CrniRshank and daughter will be opened on Monday,
etooer O. under the direction of Miss L. Wadeigh Miss
w is irom New England and has been for years
successful teacher in of the first schools New Hamp
anu IN oerng her services the people of this city,
pledges hefse 10 spare efforts merit the patronage
that may be bestowed upon her. All required aid will be
as IS the purpose of the principal to render this
school Inferior to none ia the city.
Thorough instruction win be given in the English
branches ana In the ancient and modern Languages all OF
which WIN be taught according methods approved and
land.
Competent teachers of music and drawing engaged
English "a %
Languages, extra 2M
Drawing, :" 100
Music. Z" ~ M
The bestof references may be had application p c.
johnson, ish street. July &-2awu
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DENTAL s.vRGERr

n by q. II. VAN PA1'TEN, NJ. u
ornament ONCE and residence n..xt door TO Tod IT.
~. a., Store, near Browns ftotel. ''"'
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Successors to J. @. Gregory g. Coz
9S8,OOOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. So, for 1917
To be drawn Alexandria Saturday, I'd Of October,
lS47
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT., .sa Il
OFFICE INDIAN AFrAIRs, Sept. H. lSH.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of
= the Commissioned of Indian Affairs, Washington, ~ 2,
until 10 O'clock Monday the LIST of November next Tor
furnishing the following goods in the quantities annexed
thereabous for the Of the Indans; and deliverable
at the following places, Wis
AT NEW YORK
Blankets.
1l50 pairs Spoin white Mackinac blankets, to meas
ure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 2ipoint white Mackinac blankets TO meas
ure 81 by G6 inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs 2point white Mackinac blankets measure
~ by So inches and weigh 81 pounds
$50 pairs apont white Mackinac blankets measure
Is by % inches, and weigh A pounds
400 pairs l-point white Mncknac blankets to
81 by 46 nchas, AzA vvsi&as q pounds
20 pairs 3point scarlet Macknac bla1beB,
60 by ~ inohes and weigh pounds
200 pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets
81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
GO pairs S-point green Mackinac blankets,
GO by "a inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 8point Gentinella blue Macknac blankets
measure 60 by " inches, and weigh pounds
240 pairs 2A-point Gentineia blue Macknac blankets
to measure 81 by Is inches, and weigh pounds
H.
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Is drawn numbers out of 10

Tickets $l0--Haves $5-Quarters So so.
Certificates Of packages Of IS Whole tickets, sl2o
Do do ~ half do 90
Do do rs quarter do 80
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Sept. 10-3tawlm
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 18th Dec, 1916.
viii be received at the Contract office Of the Post Office De-
a S 20 81 ssea b. o ss s q
the route and IN the and time
Miss Cotton Gin Port, Aberdsen, and Colbert Column
bus. 1888 miles and back, 3 times week.
day p. m, arrive at Columbus next Friday Sunday
and Tuesday by a. M.
sa. M, arrive at Tuscumba next Sunday, Tuesday, and
Bs q ny Via Tl Gate, Pikevc Moscow &c, will be
considered.
Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd Of March, 1885, sec
And Dc il further enacted, That shall be the duty ofhe
Postmaster General in all future lettings of contracts for the
te oWes Bidder enderins sufficient guarantee for faith
full performance without other reference TO the mode OF
s se % as security "a
shall any new contractor hereafter be required 70 pr-
previous contractor for the same route"
Bidders requested state in their proposals the mode
by which they intend TO convey the mail the size and
shall require it, the contracts viii be made for two or four
horse coach as the ease may BE- and ana.
conveyance. But il coaches are not necessary for the
the cheapest mode of transportation
Fso bid 'cAsrs 10 s1 81 f,ow advertisement Is con
names in fn Of there state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on No from :,
Ito as often the advertisement requires, IN the
time stated in the schedules and by the following mode Of
conveyance wits hee state how j, Is to be conveyed
for the annual sum OF " RN
second-Ofa guarante to accompany each DID,
'The undersigned (herc insert the name Of the guara-
der dor Or q maes q Bdders 4. the case may be hs Tor
he bid b SnyPs the General shall into
obligation prior the 18th Of April next with good and
sufficient suirctes, to perform the service proposed
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strumsnts Of speculation and peculation Lands con
tanning coal and iron having water power,
bought up and held at ten, twenty. and hundred fold
their original prices; then other smart men Joined with
the former through giving bills, endorsing. and paper
money schemng began 10 erect furnaces, foundres, and
cotton and woolen factories; the high system
discovered to be mighty engine to aid the grand
design and was not long in being introduced Invent
ON, and went gathering numbers and strength; the
press called in shown its interest in the cause and
not irifng auxiliary proved till at length fallacies
taken truths, and multtudes have been caught aud
held fast in the trap. The banks held and now hold,
mortgages and immense amounts of personal security in
the form OF endorsed notes. and have completely iden
consider their only plan Of freeing themselves from the
chains Of specializing and manufacturing assets. is to
throw their whole weight and influence in the scale OF
the proteconists Ministers OF religion who do not take
the trouble thoroughly to understand the matter become
easy converts the protective creed, through the blan
aishmens and liberay Of the aluent; and they lper
heps unthnkingy) influence many of the poorer portions
Of their hocks, who through ignorance accept all they
say, on whatever subject, as Gospel truths.
Others who think their direct and immediate interests
bound up in the PLAN give in their adhesion Doc
tors lawyers and storekeepers from motives Of short
sighted selfinterest follow in the train and hence the
formidable array OF proteconists and high-arif men
came into existence and continues unto this very day
''0Ns 'N'- f'''s''''' ''p> ''' A'' COTrON.
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the present day, when loud preensons put forth
public should be ignorance Of an article pos
sss'nSs 1hs sIE'TS q inc
For few the proprietor Of this ointment has
RETAINED from advertising it thereby combining its use with
binary cures has performed surprising to the med
ical faculty and the greatly increasing demand for IL re-
agencies IN every principal city, town. and vags in The
ment can be rcsorted to by every one;
This ointment derives is principal efficacy from yege
mscy by he S nsnS a
and wns n gseey IN IS well
that the Indians formerly far more successful Y the
diseases tSp the n os tSa, ,nS
sought in the Vegetable World those remedies which
the knew e e Sa ed o manre hsg
phed over dieases which then bafed the skill OF he best
physicians aud which continue to bnfe them 70 nc pres
In the application of this remedy, the aborgines enwap
Violent cases. the entire body with covering Of wild
mals skins the whole They then lay down before
of,se Precipitation was produced perfect healthy
ton restored TO the functions Of the body n lew hours
he seyeest sweIngs wounds and bruises reduced
and quictcd, md speedy cure mnde certain.
the early pioneers in the Green Mountains became
acquainted with this vegetable during his intercourse with
the Indians and also with their mode of usng IT, Perceiy
witch the whole Indian tribe resorted under the most
violent and alarming circumstances he resolved 70 ino
essential essence by Incorporating with such as
would render its application more convenient and
II has been used for than half century, healing
The most inveerae Diseases and gvngjoy and health TO
vast numbers.
The power of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment Is
great There is medicine known that can
srpass il In prompt and energetic action Applied IN SUI
fcien quantities to the surface OF the body IN the ycny
of the most highly named parts, whether external or
ternnl II at once subdues the inflammation and pain
win nnet the most angry" looking wounds, soften and re-
uce swcljnps of the hardest kind and purify and restore 70
perfect sounncss old and nveerae sores Among the as
cages 10 which this wonderful ointment is adapted are ,ne
G,owinr; rantnlar swelings ngue in the face, sweled
breasts and sore nipples of nursing women bronchitis e
ons and rneworn eum, scnld head, and Is an inva
nble dressing for burns scad and drawn bisters shin
lcs ervsipens piles &c inflammation OF the eyes yleds
e. H. mower imediately all bruises and freshct wounds
arc cred with great rapdty fever sores and scroous
sores changed INTO meaning co'i'""o' '" -
| quently entirely cured ,..e
Ing "'o' r. ID. GILMAN, Druggist,
Penn avenue Browns Hotel, only agent Tor "''
District In =. -. ,r ,,a many
Pamphlets containing respectable ccrfliicntes OF 'e
wonderful performed by the use o. n,s % re
on hhnd 'ot g'a'"o y Dec,
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TAR. BANNINGs'S body brace.-Thousands of persons
IL afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia conspa-
tion, and various degrees Of local general debility have
been relieved bv this instrument. 1t is particularly adapt
ed to numerous ailments prevalent the SOUTH spinal
weaknesses distortions tendency Of the body to lounge
and droop both in children and adults BY restoring the
form to posture it enlarges the chest that the
subject breathes eer and easier, and thus many contrac
tons of the chest with attendant affections OF the heart and
lungs countenctcd and full play is given the organs
of respiration.
The brace may be had in this city by applying Mrs.
Baldwin, who will be in attendance all times E.
Wheelers hardware store, Pennsylvania avenue It'll
street. A gentleman will aid in adapting il to those who
may call for the purpose.
Applications for single braces, from distance, also
for patent rights may likewise be directed Dr. Bannngs
office, 423, broadway, New York
DR. Banning REFER if desired, to some Of the most
eminent professors of medical and surgical science in the
United Stnes, well distinguished ladies
gentlemen in this city and other parts of the country
July sly taJ. sa t4
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By 9. ". BOTELER, Jr., .s..ctsoMer.

rT,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF
/ staple and fancy dry goods.-By virtue of q deed Of
trust to me- executed and delivered by Richard c.. Wash
ngton bearing date the 3lst of March, 1886 and duly
corded shall SELL "Wednesday, the 10th day of January
instant 10 o'clock, M, the lately occupied by
R. g. Washington in this city at public auction to the
highest bidders upon the terms hereinafter mentioned al
and singular the stock in uade dry goods, fancy goods me
chandse, goods and chaeis of every name and nature
whatsoever in and about the said store and premises
Terms. All sums of and under $75, cash over $75 &c
$780, 60 days $3.50 $780, two and four months
over $780, monthly payments from one TO six months notes
J. M. CARLISLE, Trustee.
Jan 6-eofs G. w. BOTELER Jr., Aucuoneer.
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Dec. @--law4w
c. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.

Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT, 2Si Dec, 1876.
| y, -, O.. ".
DNOkOsAs Tor carrying te na'ds oi 1lle otu ..es
the I9tn April, Io4F, 10 ue sos'
sive, in New York VIII ne received AT ,nS ~
the Post Cnce IN .c S az - w. 5Ssd ~ he
of the 10Th day OF march, iot1 10 De ny WIG
first day OF Aprii iohoWing on me ro"'cs anu " ~" "e"
| ner and time herein sPec'heu, VIZ NJ vi -
NO. iiW FROM IneipS' O'alio sou, n A'' -"' "
NeWHrk h,hes ai M.n . s,i,s, y, a ~, arrive n,
~ Leave rhelPs ua.'{ WP ''' - - 49, a
Newark salne uays , ~ " ." ~, s,n,vs, al m mr..
Leave INewaIk uI ay 49, ~ m -, - -
rye al rne'Ps SANE y y on,ar;n coun,v New York bv
r no c ilo r pvr N m,;les and back six times u
week. -, -, ,. s,,, =, . a ~, arrive n,
:, Leave fnelps aaiiy Wsxcep. ""''y" :" : " ' =
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TO sVBsCRIBERs.

Ts 81 viii be upon hooks unless the
payment Of the suhsC ription he made n advance.
Distant subscribers letter. the postage
which will bs paid by all by ourselves It's
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER l. published ri weekly during the
Subscribers will he notified In advance ohs tine when
their subscriptions win expire.
subscriptions for period will be received
proportional TO the above annual
payment
lions OF advertisements viii ha sudcisn receipt therefor The
notes Of any specie paying bank will be received.
-PosTAxsrEHs agents. and by send
ing ave yearly subscription for either
the Daily Weekly will he entitled Of the
same edition as they may furnish US subscribers for.
- ThE CoSeKEssoSAL will be furnahed them the
lIf
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rJ,RUsTEEs salc OF valuable two-story Brick
Iiouse-By virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed by
Brooke M Berry, of record in Liber W. b. No "a, iolios
42l 422 and 423 OF the land records OF Washing
ION county the undersigned will offer for SALE public
ton TO The highest bidder, Saturday, the SOth day OF
January D. 1St7, the hour of II o'clock, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned lot of ground, with its
nppurtenances, situated in the city of Washington D. c.
and designated the plan of the said city as lot No. 49, in
square No GB6 subject TO the widows dover.
This property is elgiby and beautifully situated on Cap
o Hill fronting the side of LIST street east between
and streets NORTH containing comfortable and well fin
hed wo-story brick house, with out-honses garden &c
being the which occupied by the Hon Mr. Holmes
of South Carolina during the last session of Congress- and is
now in the possession of the said Brooke M. Berry The
title is ndispntable but the undersigned will convey to
The purchaser only such title is vested in him by the deed
OF trust aforesaid Terms of sale cash The sale to take
place in front of the premises.
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee
Dec 23-3taw4wads A.. GREEN, Auctioneer
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$3.50 - -" Ia y TEL EN- NhCnN f.
The A1issss sehnssly's Boarding and Day school,
At their vssidsaee. No. S6s Chssnut st., Phiiad.
NHEIR second session win commence the LIST Of Feb
ruary, but pupils will be received at any time and
Boarding and washing $50 paid in advance. Terms Cor
tuition IN English branches varying from W. TO $I2 SIG,
ment i % Each Of the oles ornamental branches s2.
ability. ~
y Ksv Mr. Mr. y Val Foxss Pssdeaia Rev D. s. H
aGs b. saae Jasss6a Phs
phia Professor Espy, Washington city. Jan. Him
ITO Tcaohers.-A gentleman well qualified teach
L the Greek and koman languages the mathematics,
favorable situation and employment by early application
t. James Smith ESQ., ofte Treasury Department. Or the
MARTINS Iupxoved Dee PaIace.
TINE subscriber owning the right the above improve
Il men, may be Mt the United States Hotel, aud
with several soawese saes: has s soa eraey " me-
right, and will sell the remaining territory very low. The
following testimonials Owe Of great mary that could be
GEORGE CALVERT
LONG MEADOWS Fauquier co., Virginia,
December 2, lS47
For the information Of the public, would state that
and find be perect projection against the bee
MOTH as also against robbg bees and believe when right
honey is taken from them Mine has yielded consdera.
BILE quantity ofthe purest virgin honey Given under my
Know all men by these presents that we the undersigned
citizens OF Columbiana county, in the State OF Ohio hav-
ing r. Martins Improved Bee Palace in for six years,
do certify that they free from and have been
ever since we have had them in and do answer that p
pose beyond sangune expectations and the
convenient for taking honey and preserving the bees
OF any have any knowledge of and feel ourselves s
fable in Recommending it TO the public
Nathan Coke, Isaac Chamberln,
John benson, AL. Brewer,
George Walter, Elihy Ferl
Joseph James, Wilnm Chambern,
Hiram Bell, Justus Right,
Jan. IL Henry Walter.
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GALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE. bronzed aud
- Iated goods cutlery china, glass and crockery, fancy
soois. Won Monday, January ls commencing AZ 10
soet a M, shall sell, the second iioor OF my auction
s large collection Of elegant furniture, china, glass
and crckery bronzed and plated goods Britannia ware,
sn,Iery fancy goods, Ne, consisting in part Oh
carved mahogany sofas
dozen carved mahogany chairs
octagon and serpentine narble-top centre tables
MarLle-top dress bureaus, walnut divans
Uig and low-posi bedsleads, marble-op sofa tables
Mahogany and walnut rocker chairs
Mahogany card tables, washsands
Flown blue and white granite dinner sets
Purple and gold purple sprig gold band, and white Chi
ma Tea sets
Toilet sets solar lamps aud girandoles
Rronzed cnndelabras, looking glass
t;ohic tea tnys, plated and Britannia crsors
Table cutlery 81 pieces English and American Britannia
sets chafng dishes
Plated cautesticks, gothic hail lamps
papier maehe work tables
splendid collection Of French China and other mnnel
ornaments
Plated cake baskets, Nc.
An of which will positively be sold to the highest bidders
The room will be comfortably warmed. The ladies in
ytcd 10 attend The goods will be arranged for examna-
lion on the 10th instant.
Terms All sums of and under $4O cash So a
credit o2 and months, for notes endorsed
bearing interest. Y. W. BIZ ELEM, Jr,
Jan 13-dtsif Auctoheef.
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MONTGOMERY,

MONTGOMERY,
WILL practice in the of law and equity OF Mont
w gonery and Lowndc countless in the circuit SQUIRT of
United States Mobile and in the supreme court oil
Alabama.
RKrERKsors.Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor of Law
in the University OF William and Mary, Virginia Judge
William H. Ca6el President OF the Court oil Appeals OF
Virginia; Simon Grcenea Royal Professor Of Law, Cam
bridge Massachusets; H. w and J. Fry and Charles r.
Osborne Richmond Virginia Gwahmey, Forbes, Co,
and Beers & Smith, Mobile, Alabama Fisher Coz Dos
YORK Oct 2S-cp6m