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- % san on Saturday, July "a.
sFf For California; wa ChagfeB stCR 0TitaHs
<l4A aud Chagres Regular ine.-fhe a fast sailing
sa1AE and Regular Packet Schooner IONA, Captain
Robert Ieeleh, now reads 10 receive pussengel and VII
have dispatch This vessel has made three scceu
TO Chages, with passenges and desafvady populsr
vessel Persons going that way desed 20 and look
her, the LowaI PCayune Tier For passage apply 70
i Capt. Lestch. on board, q @
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NEW ORLEANS:

FRIDAY MoRNINg. ~ b. Ig4g.
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AsgAuLT.-Ih Thomas Pagan examined yesterday be-
iqfe Recorder baldwin, for assault John Igncb.
ae wa sent ba-oIe lla EInl DaLol Count l1I lnaL.
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A LII persons wishing TO procure our PIANO F0RTES
n in the New Orleans market either with
without the d4olan Attachment. are in.
formed that WA. T. MAYO, No. Camp III III ~ 81 81
street, is our duly authorized agent for thatI "
city, and fay authorized to sell Boston prices with
only eght and insurance added, and receive orders for
description Of instruments manuae ured BY US, leaving
optional with the purchaser to reject the IL
factory on their arFva in New OEeans Every instrument
sod above warranted by and be exchanged with
expense 10 the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice at Our Boston cash prices which be BY
every purchaser il inquired for We have the exclusive
right and the only mann taGuTeTs in Boston Of the
ture the Seven Octave Grand FtANO FORTES, with and
without the dfolian Attachment.
7, GILBERT & CO.. 400 Washington street
Boston, October "a. 1S48. iel2 I'm
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FIVE HuEpRHD DOL Ar BAIL. - Rohert Campbell and
basa buike were edHFed yesterday BY Recorder Geno.
q hna bail IN The sum OF $50. brutal upOn
Ann HameE The security could not be given, and they
were committed for shlee months.
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~ h. IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS &C
sllah-i.ll. ING EAST. Fbr .MoRtgomerN and "

, WS-Y h IWTUkIAWT 10 TKAV l9IlTEFIa VIIJ-
ING EAST. E6r MONTGOMERY and Nc
- tltalpkd.-EVERY FRIDAY.-The spen-
did fest running double engine, passenger packet
SELMA, s. G. Buul, Muster Will leave NOBLE EVERY
Fanny EVENING, at O'Clock, and arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday
Passengers BY this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon
day morning, will reach Macon in time take the Extra
Night Train on the Central Railroad, which arrives ut Ea
vannah every "Wednesday Morning and connects with tbs
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESS Ef.
New York steam Packets. For freight passage apply
ap8d sm M. WARING d CO.. Agents, Mobile
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Biol Packet steamer 1IobiLe.

bIIONI EaChtL SItaMbT HlUUIEb9
~ n For Bay ST, Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
sissiDgi GttV, ana Bil0ri-yis PontehaT-
steamer MOBILE, w. 2. Sutton, masieT bran Heo. :,
(bu expressly for the Lake rade Cabin all in state EOOus
will leave the Railroad, for the shove places neng
FRIDAY morning the 18th July, the arrival of the
S7s o'clock N. cans. She viii regularly during the
season. fOllOws
LEAVE NEw ORLEANS
Every Tuesday morning arrival Of 90 0cOek N. cIr5
Wednesday evening Pm cars.
= Friday morning So - AN. cars.
= Saturday evening - - P.m. cars.
-RETuREIEG--LEAvEs BILOXI
Every Sunday evening O'Clock
Wednesday morning. ...s.... clock A. N.
Ihursday evening.....'.........'a q CLOCK P NJ
Saturday morning. at z O'CLOCK A. n
An freight to be sent down by the Raj road and shppe
particularly requested TO have their goods plainly marked
for steamer Mobile in order 10 avoid all mistake
For freight or passage having 1suTgassed sceomnoda
TONS apply on board, or to WINGATE s. Brennan,
Agents, AZ Poydras street
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FOR MOBILE-D.4II. Y .. S, Al.4II. LIVE. 4
va Bay ST. Louis Pass Christian and Fasoagoula.
r., The splendid lOw-pIgssuIe rqa-a
s5flsss., ! Packet Steamer ORE
alllltsz-il - CON, Capt. r. A. Hiern, 1llAal-1
and JAMES /, DAY, Capt. Nm. 4. lsibsTson. having
been built expressly for The Lake Trade with superior
modatonH, Cthe Ladies' Cabins all in tateI0onls) One Of
the above steame viii leave the Pontohaain Railroad
DAILY the Rrriv I'll al the Lake Of the IL O'Clock, A.
Train Of Can, For freight apply on board or 70
myl9 ]. B r. GEDDEs. Agenls. 10 Bank Place
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- ~ OF LOul8VLIIe1 OinclnnatIJ EVansVIIIe,
$500 ietc.-On SATURDAY. 1ath instant at ~
Ezss=zzsM positivesy.-Ihe new. elegant aud light.
dIaught Das niger steamboat hiram POWERS. Cant
Hiram HawleY, receiving freight and will leave
above For freight passage, having unsurpassed
modaons apply board oppOe BOydfas steel, or 10
jyI2 HYDE 4 0GLESBY, u Poyiras Il
N. B. The Hiram lowers draws ONLY Is inches. Shin
pe and paen NAV rely her reaching her destnalion
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~ b auIfIIIIsI faCkeL ll6ENUEkEF. Capt Geo
eazssf5' w. C0udis.For LoHisUiite yNenaDhis hsi.
- issE fRa, .ffosuh Of HVhits RfpeF NaDotean ard
all the l,ends.-On SATURDAY 14th inst At s O clock
p II he new end splendid passeH ger steamboat BER-
DEEM viii positively leave above For frea hit or Dss
sage apply on board, foot Of Ialay ee street, orto
iy13 U b. SMITH. IS Magazine st.
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- II Tor 81 Louisi Memphis, etC.-The reVV
ls5tts1stsffsst UNCLE SAM, John Way, m sier-Tilis
- new, las running and light dTaughf teambOat
will for the above I'd AL intermediate potts on MON
DAY, 16t init, al OelOgk p NJ For height Or deck
passage having upper cabin for deck psssenEs apply on
bDald or to HYDE & oGBFsRY 10 POydsss 81 = 4
iyl3 or KESNETgF g. DIX, 20 TchOupitoulas st.
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Tor J ustice Of the Peace:

~ For Justice Of the Peace.--Plesse announce j.
my9 HIS FRIENDS.
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ztiissi' Ebr Lake Pr0nfdtHce. 10mDkiHs' and III
5za Ltken,s Beads. Rscks6H5F, Grand CUT
R0degi Natchez Bayou Sara, Baton Rsgs and PLAQUE.
mine faieq Bend and tglltia7asportThe fast running
steamboat GEN. WORTH, w. ". Muir master viii
leave az above FRIDAY, the l3th Instant al O'Clock
~ For freight apply board foot Of Ca
nal street. 70 r. b. SMITH IS Magazine 81
B-Hhe Gen. Worth will take freight for Yazo0 River
aud leip on tie ste39b0at fAwN, having made
, en9s 10 meet al Wick burg. jy9
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CONSUMPTION CURED.


Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption ca, be cured Bron
chiiis Consumption, Lrper Complaint Colds Co,ighs
Gaiurh Asthaa Splitting Of Blood, Soreness he Chest
ifeciic FYnsh Nfghf Sineats, Difficult or Prylse Erpec
ed \ = T.
Probably there never remedy that has been SO sue
cessiu IN desperate cases OF Consumption this. II clean
SEES and strengthens the sysem and appears heal ulcers
on me lungs and The patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following, and doubt you can, that Consump
ton can be cured, This Is only one OF several kindred
cases, that TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILI.A has cured
tHaa. BROOKLYN, Sept. H. 1876.
Din. TowNsgND--Dear Sir--I was taken, a liue over
yearqgo, with severe cough and pain In my side Il in
creased on very fast indeed pronounced by ply.
sicians to have the quick consumption raised large guam
titles of bad matter had night sweats and-sinkg very
fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me- wentto
the hospital, IN hope Of being benefited but was pronounced
AS incnrable waa now greatly distressed the lungs and
could hardly Breathe became eniaciated and ex
pected 10 die; was confined TO my bed was obliged to
have Watchers Indeed, cannot give you any description
that would do Justice 10 my was supposed BY my
friends TO be past recovery hd tried great number Of
remedies, and all seemed 10 be OF effect read of tho
most extraordinary cures performed by Your medicine ana
10 tell you the truth suspected there hbi,s In
them But was induced TO try IL did so, and am ,aty
thankful did cannot say that ami entirely WELL hui
am 10 far recovered to be about my business and hos
TO be entirely well in few weeks My co,lgh pain IN The
side and night sweals, have lel me, raise but very
lte and am last gaining my usual strength feel II my
duty 10 give you statement OF my case 10 publish you
piease F4gE '1t '.a =
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/, BALrlMonn, No. a Pine street, Oct, 3, ISL,


O. Herstoas SIR; feel 1t to be my duty, both To
you and the public TO bear my testimony 10 the efficiency
OF DIR. Dresbach, Kuhn Il Pryor's Dyspepic Cordial,
gestive organs completely deraiged, that could
retain nothing my stomach. was wasted away TO
mere skeleton suffered The most acute pains, and hal sea-
Of almost deahly sickness; asmch that expected
In death an early release from my snerngs Fortunately
heard Of your Cordial, and Of the wonderful cures had
effected, and induced try IT, Ibid 50, at first almost
without hope But after had taken few DOSES began
10 feel better; my appetite returned my digestive faculties
began TO recover their functions my spirits revived and by
The time had taken two bottles the tone Of my stomach
was entirely restored and was placed in the enjoyment Of
perfect health since then, although period OF upwards of
year has elapsed have had return Of the disease
Very truly, VIM. REEFSNlDERS
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE UNIrRD Stairs,
CLgRKis OPPicR, MAY q, 1919.


IN pursuance Of the Eth section Of the act OF Congress OF
the 18th August, 1872 entitled An act lcgazng and
making Appropriations for such necessary objects as have
been usually Included In the general appropriation bills
without authority oil law and fix and provide for
incidental expenses Of the departments and Offices Of Gov
eminent and for other purposes which said h section
asRc H. Aud be 1fher enacted, That all stationery,
Of every and nature for the use OF the Two Houses OF
Congress- and all stationery andob printing every name
aud nature for the Of the several departments Of Gov
ermen and for the bureaus and Offices IN those depart
mcnts at Washington, including all stationery, blanks,
wrapping paper and Irvine, and mail bags, furnished the
post Offices and collectors Offices throughout the United
States shall hereafter be furnished and performed by con-
tract BY the lowest bidder as follows The Secretary OF
the Senate the Clerk OF the House Of Representatives the
esd o. e9sh and a en e m s
cusom.louse establishment, as the Postmaster General
and the Secretary Of the Treasury shall respectively de-
senaie for that purpose shall respectively ADVERTISE once
least iour weeks In one or more OF the prn-
cpa papers published in The places where such articles
10 be furnished such printing DONE for sealed propo
sails furnishing such articles the whole Of any par
cular class OF articles or for doing such printing or the
whole or any specified Job thereof be done such place.
specifying In such advertisement the amount quantity,
aud desc rpon Of each kind OF articles TO be furnished,
and as near as may be ths nature and s H. 2,
sealed until the day specified IN such advertisement for
opening the same when they shall be opened by or under
tile direction Of the officer making such advertisement IN
the presence oai two perons and the person offering
furnish any class Of such articles, to perform any spe
Gifted portion or job OF said work, and giving satisfactory
security for the performance thereof under forfeiture
exceeding twice the contract price In case Of failure, shall
receive contract Tor doing Inc same ana IN case the
lowest bidder shall fail to into such contract and
give such security within reasonable time TO be fixed IN
such advertisement then the contract shall be given 10 the
lowest bidder who shall enter into such contract and
give such security And in OF failure to supply the
articles or perform the work. by the person entering
into such contract he and his suretes shall be liable for the
forfeiture specified IN such qudaed damages
be sued for in the Of the United States in amy court
having jurisdiction thereof"
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 10
o'clock a. NJ. Monsav the I'd day Of July next Cat
which time all the proposals viii opened for furnishing
of
the House OF Representatives duns the ast Congress
each article 10 be approved by the Clerk VIZ:
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'MERCHANTs from the SOUTH and WEST would
vi be amply recompensed by making cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling Al the
CARPET, OIL CLOTH A. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos ~ a. North Second Street, Philadelphia,
Second fcor, one door beion Chrisf chnrch.u
1000 pieces Of Wilton. Brussels, Imperial, Ingrain Dam.
ask and yenItian Csrpetings with Oil cotbs Mats, Rugs
Looking 0laaca, Binda, Window Shades and Matilngs
Wholesale and Retail, VERY Low,
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PETER BROWN, AZ Little ST., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED I,ApIrs

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIILA has been ex
pressy prepared IN reference to Female Complaints M,
female should neglect 10 take H. Il lisa certain preventive
for any Of the and horrible diseases which they
subject 1t s valuable for those who are approaching
womanhood, is calculated assist nature BY quicken
ing the blood and nvgoisng The system Indeed, This me.
dicne is Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women subject 5t tS S's
1t braces the whole system, permanently the ma
ural energies by removing the impurities Of the boodby
SO far stimulating the system MS to produce subseqen,
enale weakness and disease.
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NO. bl NORTH SIXTH STREET, pHILADTLpHth,
VES Drawings aud Specific atoms or contracts 10 ereei
" Dwellings, &c, and lay the grounds for Country
Seats or Cemeteries; together with the Arrangement TO
Trees 10 give the proper effect Aso, Cbnrrbcs Hospitals
Prisons, terWorke, GasWorp We, on The latest and
moa approved plap Including beafing, ventlaing &C.
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NEW Valuable LAW nooK.

VVHE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT or COLLIN.
BA, being complete dgesed Code Of an the Lava Al
large, general and municipal relating the coore popua
on whether free OF slave, IN force in the District of Con
bIa and within the limits Of the Corporations OF Washing
ton and Georgetown on the LIST Of November 1913; tile
whole arranged according 10 the snbcc the laws them
eSlyes by Worhlngion q. Sneicn, Counsellor.at,Iaw
Jum published IN pamphlet price 5ocens For sale by
IAN I'll ~ TAYLOR.
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LIE DoYEN,s DIsINFEcTINGFLU
MRssas. pourIN, ROGERS a. COMPANY,
lnrtrIrrieLars nE I'm ceLehrnkad p II

MRSsRS. POULtN, ROGERS % COMPANY,
Sole proprietors Of The celebrated
lie DOYEN,S DISINPECTING FLUID
Beg call attention this important and invaluable
article, the greatest discovery Of the agepatenIed In
Washington, December, lsi7
THE above Invaluable preparation, which entities the in
venor to, and must, when fully known, gain for him
possesses The power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive oior, from whatever cause arising
by II Hospital Wards can be disinieced OF miasma aud
Wafer Closets Cess Pools, Cellars &o, &c, OF impure
gases. In the sick chamber this Fluid will be foun in
valuable, as the nauseous smell arising from on The
body or from the night STOOL are by Its at once dis
peled and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
by using the Fluid without becoming tie slightest degree
offensive.
vantages from is in the steerage for disnlecng and
for bge water Indeed. numerous It's virtues do
it justice In advertisement would be impossible Ger
tcaes from the most celebrated Physicians of England
France and of this city, who have tested IT, may be
office which will fully convince tho sceptcal Of
It entirely free from any odor OF It's own simple in lis
application and certain In its effects
TO onners AGENTS. Captains Of resseis and Others For
sale In large quantities, for sleerage Of emgran ships
bge water and other dlslnectng purposes BY an app
cation Of s Fluid he contents o. Pryy can be ren,oy
rendering night soil valuable manure.
The undersigned desire to bring this article into public
use will be furnished in quart bottles Of stamp
for local uses or by the gallon.
Orders are respectfully solicited and will be Immediately
supplied. P0UIlN, ROGERS Il CO,
80 Merchants Exchange, William street,
New York.
To- For sale In this city by
w. d J. II. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue
NRw YoRK, September 49, 1919
Gentlemen Having used your Dslnecling Flndpn my
last voyage in the Washington the Atlantic, found
an Invaluable article for destroying the eluya from the
Water closet &c, .
II Is also valuable for the passengers to use in their
rooms particularly in Of Sickness think The best
dsiniecttng agent ever invented. A
lSigned,l j, JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
Nayiu "
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SICK HEADACHE.

H<. tl- WAsHH0Tos, January "a, 1919.
Mr. O. Hersto,s,-DgAR Sm:--I have been for some
time troubled with Sick Headache, aud take pleasure in
saying, that in the OF DR. Dresbach Kuhn and Pryos
Dyspepc Cordial, have Invariably found relief from
single dose, consider il valuable medicine
Very respectfully, N. w. McGREGOR.
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Capt @. w Mclean, Member Of the Legislature and late
Of the United States Navy, has kindly us the following
certificate II tells Its own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. 25, 1917
year since was taken with the Influenza and nv
whole system len In deb,ated state was induced 10
try Dir. TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA aud after taking
two or three bottles, was very much relieved and attr
butte II entirely 10 The said SlrEaparla have continued
taking u, and find that improve every day believe il
saved my life, and would not be without under any con.
sderution. #HE G. w. MCLEAN
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WASHNuToS, november lhii.
Mr., G, HersionS.-Ths disease had lo some years 10
an alarming degree Your Dyspepic Cordial deserves
most distressing nature and the conflict between my sto
mach and food was often severe the stomach oahng the
pain Add to this greatly depressed SPIRITS with debility
nerves weakened restless nights, frequent starting with I'M
nothing met my until met with your Onio medicine
named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptic Cor.
dial Soon after using il my dsorered stomach became
o0ihed continued the metlcinea perfect cure has been
eifected-my health is good and has been for
than year. can now any article of,liel without any
Inconvenience In my case this valuable medicine s IN,
contestble My is well known 10 The Rev James NJ
Hanson, having been associated with him. in the same
room, for some years in the General Post Office.
T.@ WIN. s. DARRELL.
am fully convinced that the above statement Ii
NH JAS NJ HANSON
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l24,lO0 do
All the iron 10 be of the best American manu-
facture
CLASS No. 2.-Piale aud Hoop Iron.
,ooo pounds 3-l6-nch plate iron per pound
5000 do do do do
l,50O do SIG do do do
40 pounds iron hoops feet inches long, 2. in
ches wide, and inch thick do
i2O do iron hoops, ~ feet l inch long, q inches
wide, and inch thick do
1000 pounds hoop iron, inch wide, lilo inch
thick, not less than p f. long do
200 do hoop iron, d inch wide, 4-lG inches
thick, not less than % #. long do
1000 do hoop iron, ! I, inch wide, l-l6 inch ",
thick, not less than % n. long do
All to be ofthe best manufacture
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JOHN JACKSON. Esq, Editor Of the Railway Repubi.
Iral us follows =.
nsr~ Tile Of DIR. ToWNSEND'S PREPARE.
TlON OF SARSAPARl.LA appears TO be one of the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
IN its behalf, from Capt Mclean of is town. and one
from the Rev. Mr. While, Of Staten Island gentleman
well known IN Railway. Capt Mclean believes the medi.
cine to have eayed his life, aud Mr. White seems TO enter
tain equally strong confidence In It's efficacy Intelligent
men like these would moi praise strongly what they did
not fully believe TO be deserving - -
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
sa PRICES. 'as

"INES AND LIQUONS MT REDUCED
PRICES. 's
ME WILL hereafter sell all Che following WINES and
LlQUoRSm irdm 10 to 25 per cent, below Our former
prices:
20 baskets Iiiedsieck CHAMPAGNE HfNE
~ DO Gieslers's champagne Of extra fine quality.
% do Bochi's champagne fair article.
70 do Shield brand, pts and qts
% doz. old reserve MADEfRA vintage 1916
az London l.. p. very fine. Ets
10 Serrial old and fine.
II Buai Madeira, very old and fine.
10 Malmsey 10. choice article
" Grnpeiuce do very old.
10 Pomurs bro sherry, extra fine.
p IL Do /" fine article ~ =
~ : Amontndo pale sherry, very fine
10 OLD PORT WINE, very line.
10 OLD COGNd q BRAND v, pale and dark
80 OLD MONONGd HEl.A WHISKY very prime
With great variety ofother wines and liquors all whr
will be sold unusually low SiMMS a SON.
s. We have on hand part Of the stock Of Madeira aud
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which was selected, from
his stock Of wines with much care and will be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago SIS
ian Idly Pa. avenue, opposite Jackson Hall
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS

You who have Pale Complications Dull Eyes, Blotchea
the Face Rough Skin, freckes and are "uut of spl
risn use bottle or two Of Dr. ToWNSEND'S SARSAPA.
RllLA IL VIII cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckies
spirits, and beautiful compexonal OF which are of i'm.
mense value TO UNMARRIED LADIES.