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Tue ORIGINAL WAsHNGToNIANs.--John II.
W, Hawkins, in answer to the statement going
the rounds that the leader of the Baltimore
Washingtonan movement is keeping low grog
shop in Baltimore, gives the present standing
of the original six, as follows
David Anderson, master blacksmith, doing
well and accumuating property; John 1. Hoss,
master carpenter, doing we'll; james McGurley,
master coachmaker, doing well, also accumu-
lating property; Archibald Campbell, silver
platter, doing an extensive business William Il.
Mitchell, ON his 0icn farm, seven miles from
| Baltimore-unfortunate does not keep his
| pledge; George Stears, died in 1871, sober
man-kept his pledge to the last,
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There is nothing worse for good appetite
than hearty dinner Eat two ducks and a
rabbit, and you will loathe food for half a day
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1t appears from the Pension Office report that
land warrants have been issued to the amount
Of nine millions nine hundred and thirty five
thousand three hundred and twenty acres
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TIM ERICssoS-The work of removing the
machinery of the Ericsson was completed last
evening This afternoon she is to be towed
from, her dock in Williamsburgh to the foot Of
.Thirteenth street, North River, for the purpose
of receiving her new and powerful engine and
other machinery, nearly all of which is In readi-
ness to be placed on board The shaft, bed
plates and water wheels are the only parts
which have been retained in her The owners
are confident that the Ericsson will be in readi-
ness for sea the lst of September next. IN y
Tribune, 10th inst
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WAR FORCES OF TURKEY AND RrssIN.-As
there is probability Of war between Turkey
and Russia, the New orll Tires sums up the
forces Of the two powers. Russia has sol 900
troops, including l0l ,G92 cavalry, including the
Cossacks; Gl0,3 ,3SS on foot, OF every description,
and IS $40 artllerymen, pioneers, etc, with a
naval force Of 20 vessels, including Is line of
battle ships, besides 200 gun boats Turkey
has Il well-lrilled aymy of l50SS regular
troops, including l7.oSo cavalry, l06, 500 on
foot, and "A 600 artillerymen, sappers, miners
etc This force can be doubled by levies The
Turkish navy numbers l6 line-of battle ships
carrying l4SS guns, IA frigates, carrying S
guns 80 sailing vessels; 10 steamers, with 4
total Of 300 horse power; an array of floating
batteries, gun-boats, etc, number unknown
This naval armament is by nomeans eontempti
| BE or disproportionate to that of Russia.
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FEMALE WAIFERs.-'' Some Of our leading
hotel-keepers are considering the policy of en-
ploying female walters
Good news for you, poor pale-faced semp-
stresses! Throw your thimbles at the heads of
your penurious employers put on your neatest
and piaineSt dress, see that your feet and
fingers are immaculate, and then rush en- mdsSe
for the situation, ousting every white jacket in
Yankeedom. Stipulate with your employer, for
leave to carry in the pocket of your French
apron, pistol loaded with cranberry sauce, to
plaster up the mouth Of the first coxcomb who
considers it necessary to preface his request for
an omelete, with " M dear" Should he close
his impertinent fingers necessarily over your
digits, when you are handing him a cup of cof-
fee, you can very quietly tip the contents in his
vest and shirt bosom apoogizing for the same
with as much gravity as you can muster. 1t is
my opinion one such hint will be sufficient; if
not, you can vary the order of exercises by
amounting him with hasty plate Of soup at
dinner
Always make a moustache wait twice as long
as you do man who wears clean, presentable
lip. Should he undertake to expedite your
slippers by ''a fee tell him that hotel bills
are generally settled Mt the clerk office, except
by rerg yerdant travellers
Should you see a female at the table digging
down to the bottom o1the salt-oelar, as il the
top strata was TOO plebian, or ordering ninety
nine messes, (turning aside from each with af.
tected airs OF disgust,) or rolling up the whites
Of her eyes. declaring that she never sat down
to a dinner able before minus " finger glasses
you may be sure that her aristocratic blood is
nourished, at home, on herrings and brown
bread. When n masculine comes in with white
vest, fashy necktie, extraordinary looking
plaid trousers, several yards of gold chain fes-
TONED over his breast-work, and mammoth
seal ring on his little finger, you may be sure
that his tailor and his laundress are both on
the anxious seat; and whenever you see the
travellers Of either sex peregrinating the coun-
try in their 8 best bib and tucker you can set
them down for unmitigated "snobs, for the
quality can't at0rd to be so extravagant!
dare say you'll get sick of so much preten-
| sion and humbug. Never mind, it is better than
to be stitching yourselves into q consumption
over sixpenny shirts; you'll have your fun out
oft. This would be horrid stupid world ii
ercry body ras sensible | thank my stars
every day, for the share Of fools a kind Proyi-
dence sends in my way; hut if your feet ache
too exerutiatingly, stand behind their chairs
just lend me your French apron and slippers
and see how RI serve up the sauce Ia theii
| dishes, and spill things over by accident, wher
they don't behave themselves. If / don't teacl
them good manners, in the cracking of an egg,
she'll, they will be the first of my pupils whC
ever graduated dances. FANNY FERN.
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Two THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED MILEs Up THE
MIssorRI-The Robert Campbell, bound for the
mouth Of the Yellow Stone, seventeen hundred
miles above this, chartered by the American
Fur Company for the trip, passed up on Sun
day last John Gonsaul Captain John B.
Sarpee, one of the owners, was on board, be-
sides number Of highly distinguished and sci
entihc gentlemen. Among them was Col A J =
Vaughan, late a Representative from Buchanan,
and recently appointed Indian Agent for the
Upper Missouri tribes of Indians He had on
board some $4,000 worth Of goods and pro-
visions, to be distributed among the Indians
There is also on board VIM Nicholas Prince of
Nassau, and suite, young man about twenty
two years OF age, free and easy and unosteuta-
tious in his manners liberal and democratic in
his views Enos Lowe. Receiver of Pablie
Money, at Kanesyille, Iowa Mr. John c. Tevis.
n highly influential merchant of St. Louis.
taking trip to the mountains with the hope OF
improving his health; F Meek and f V.
Hayden are making an expedition to collect a
suit Of organic remains Mt the Mauyaises Terris,
Nebraska also to collect botanical specimens
and other objects of natural history They are
sent out by Professor James Hail. Geologist and
Paleontologist Of the State of New York Lieu
tenant a. j. Donelson, Of Corps of Engineers
is in command of party who are to meet Gov
Stevens party, OF the Northern Survey, at Fort
Union, at the mouth of the Yellow Stone, on
the Missouri river, en- route for the Pacific Rail
road survey. Accompanying Lieut. Donelsor
is Lieut.. J. Mullan, First Artillery, assistant
on scientific duty; VIM. n. Graham, Assistan
Astronomer, and six soldiers Of the company o
Sappers and Miners. There are III all abou
10 souls on board. St. Joseph Gazette
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NEW YORK.

To sail on THURSDAY, June 20,
TOR NEW YORK.-The fast sailing packet
ship LOUVRE Capt n Robbins has greater poft OF Ter
Engaged going board will above Fcr egpt
Of 40 haes Cotton the hulk terso Apply board
frst District Or 10 g c. BoGERf co 10 Comp rect. leo
FOR NEW YORK. - The fast sailinr A%-
btk MARTHA ALLEN Butlett matter having n, er sfrfl
all her engHsol viii have dispach tor Hs
HH7 GfdRGE HYNsoN, Pc Camp street,
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= &EA-GOING VESSELS.
CHLIFORNId.

FOR CALF FORNIA, via VERA -zSsSFs,
l. CRUZ-Porsos desIou pronee ling California
do veracruz CITY
and magnificent steamship TEXAS ld1 burhen,
conmand ~ aye Nswoehnr for VeraCrus The ls and u Of
month NJ Oelok puncuay the S. Mail.
Stages leave veran daily the City Of Merico, from thence
lie MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly have Caaes the r. ad
through San Meanwhile
Pacific touch Acapulco passengers will not 30 long
tanei. For fur hen particulars apply
mylGf HARRIS x MpPGAN laR utreat.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO A fast sailing
bak Of l50 Dispatched 10 the above on or about
ith et Aptl, sh0ad sufficient freight ohsr. Apply
Az GE0. W HYSs0N, 40 Camp street.
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BORDEAUX.

EOR BORDEAUX. - The fast sailing II
l. brig ItDILANbER C,p Brown having all s4A1S
engaged, Will have immediate spAcn. For freight
fassgs, having tine sylig
iel6 g. G HGGfEI & CO.. 1, Camp
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CORES.

FOR COWES-Passage only The fine ~
fast sailing American ship soLDAN apt. Shaw, having ghk
all her ragsi, viii receive immediate dispatch For
Hc accommodations, apply the Capttn
Ils toJ. r. WHITNEY CO Gi Can,r street
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IMPORTANT RrYoR.-The New York Journal
Of Commerce has the following We learn that
information has been forwarded to our Govern
ment, supported by plausible evidence, to the
effect that Santa Anna's bold and daring policy
towards the United States, ia backed By an un-
derstanling with Spain. Spanish officers are
filing places near the person and in the army
Of Santa Anna "Spain," says a gentleman
who has better means Of information on the sub
ject than We have, " is preparing to strike in
her protectorate character-in which she is 10
be protected and is to pay the fee by the utter
ance of English policy in Cuba and then to
adopt the apprentice ystem for almost unlim-
by the free introduction Of negroes from Africa
without m0lestation," We will not undertake
to endorse this exact outline OF the programme,
but it is clear that our Government should keep
Ia sharp look out in the direction Of tie Gulf Oi
Mexico. If our informant is not mistaken, we
may expect to hear something further on the
subject before many dpys We are given to
understand that deep game is playing, and
will soon open.
We confess we are disinclined to credit this
story, but it comes to us in such way that we
are not at liberty entirely to disregard it.
Spain is proud old country, and no doubt
thinks herself competent to whip the Yankees
out Of house and home. She IS in trouble abou,
Cuba, and may consent 70 a nominal ernancipa-
ton Of the slaves in that island, if thereby sht
can secure the permanent possession Of thC
island itself But will England guarantee such
possession Has she already given such a
guarantee We doubt it, though we have No
means Of denyingit
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LIFERPOOL.

EOR LlVERPO0L.-1h new fast sail Ii
L lHg Aner-u saip J. MOSTGoNEkY, Capt 10 y ys AIfl
nov ng nearly All hsr cargo engaged, viii % m few ~
} ~ aiancg Of usiGHtt uply
fsl2 CHENEY 4 LOWELL, ll5 Common ,,rse,
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VICRSBURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY. June 25, at O'Clock p. ".
HS0R VlCkSBURG, WARRENTON, sr~ay N
a. NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, HARD l;ssssssss.t.st lsssssss.t.t
GMES, RODNEl, ST. JOSEPH WATERPROOF,
NAfCtEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, and An
,uargs.fh splendid packet steamer NATCiIEZ o.
= T. r. Lahers, lit leave above For freight passage
Ippiy board,
u. r. CARROLL. Uaiou Row, 50 Carondelet street
tf The SaiceE No. has made with the hOlhNI
G. W. CAMPBkLl and will take freight Tor all points the
YAZOp, ie99
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LONDON.

FOR LONDON-The A ] fast sailing ~
Bremen ship ERNST MOREtZ ARNDf Capt. Rns, s SRs<S
lo.ln and will quck din NJ h For freight -
Tobacco app j. p WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street
E~ Fer passage. lppy to the Csp-.in an board irl6
iUk LONDON-The A | American ,sssN.
ship FALCON Wade master, having The greater part
cargo eugrged with quick dispatch. For
freight H. ASIiBRDGE co. 53 St. Charesst mN2S
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ST. PETERSBURG.


FOR BOSTON Regular Line Of Pack -
ltt master, having large Iort,n # her engaged, -
Will quick Dispatch For y 'reish Inog4, lpp
i-iU GEORGE W. HTSSON, go Camp sirea..
TOR BOSf N-The 4 ! fine fast sail s,-S
onrk MIDAS Cant Jordan, having the grcaer si.
81 her engaged and going OSasd, vii,
arah. For bEAaee re.: Of 401 ylr PORK, arpy
LEVI u G AtF- H3 CauuuT atrr4t.
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SPECIAL OFFICES IN NEW YORK

Proposals invited for supplying the following offices in
New York for the nett proceeds of said Offices respectively
limited in each case to to be named in the proposals.
Academy from Cheshire, A miles, twice week.
Adamsvle from Sandy Hill, six miles, week.
Akron from Newsead, 2 miles, six times a week.
Alfred Centre from Alfredo miles, six times week
AIloway from Lyons, b miles, six times week.
Amaganset from East Hampton, miles, once week.
Arcadia from Newark 8 miles, six times week.
Ash Park from East Ashford, miles, twice week
Astoria from New York 6 mites, six times week.
Attica Centre from Attica, miles, twice week
Augusta from Knox Corners miles, six times week.
Aurelius from Auburn, miles, six times a week
Baldwin from Welsburgh, 2 miles, three times week.
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aacCI.INTOCk YOUNG

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T LIN,
AvING resigned the Office of Chief Clerk OF the Tres
sury Department which he has held for the last sixteen
years, has resumed the practice of his profession.
He will devote his principal attention to the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- the several Departments and Com
mssioners Foreign Indemnites.
early attention TO claims against the War; Navy
ome and Post Office Departments including business with
the Patent Office he has made arrangements with the most
efficient agents in Washington assist him, by which bust
any connected with the Government conded to
him will be certain be acted in the prompt man
ner He has made supernend Land Agen
cy the purchase SALE leasing renting OF lands IN the
States and Territories Terms made known on APP
pcations, post paid.
Office his residence between 18th and 18th streets
RefrencesHon. R. b. fancy, Chief Justice oil the unl-
States and gentlemen have heads OF Departments
members House of Congress since the year 1885,
Ian 16-1y
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NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

NEO. r. WEST, Draughtsman and Solicitor of Patents
VI Washington, offers his services for procuring Letters
Patent in this and other countries.
His long experience the misunderstanding served several
years pupil of the late DIR. L. p Jones-added to
thorough knowledge of the Patent Laws and familiarity
the details of conducting applications through the Office WILL
he trusts enable him to give satisfaction.
Specifications and Drawings carefully prepared, deec
tive specifications and imperfect drawings revised and
ed to meet the objections of the Office and all other business
connected with his profession carefully and promptly
tended to.
Office on Eighth street. opposite the General Post Office.
He has permission refer Patentees and Others at home
and abroad, to the following gentlemen
Hon. Willie p. Mangum, Senator of North Carolina.
Hon. Thos Corwn, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. w. L. Dayton, Senator of New Jersey.
Baron Won Gerolt, Minister of Prussia.
Professor Joseph Henry, LID Secretary of the Smith
sonian Institution.
Hon. Elisha Whttlesey, Washington.
Messrs Gales & Seaton, Washington. oct 19--1y
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bids The experience of the Department enables lay
down the following rules, viz
When the mail the route is not so large require
two horse coach conveyance, bid if the lowest will al
ways be preferred to the specific bid.
When the mails of such and weight render it
necessary in reference to them alone to provide twohose
coach conveyance the specific bid though the highest
coach SERVICE if adjudged be entirely sufficient for the
route, will be preferred the bid in the difference
is not such TO interfere with the policy of the law of ls45
which looks to reduction in the of transportation. EI
cepons however, may be allowed where the bid is made
by the of the stock now used on the route in the per-
Torrance of coach service.
On routes of the highest Glass; where fourhorse coach or
steamboat transportation is required by the size and import
ance OF the mails, and the specific bid is adudged sufficient
of the ROUTE the preference for the specific bid will be- if
necessary carried to greater of difference than on
the inferior coach routes
22 modification of bid in any of its essential terms
is tantamoun to bid and cannot be received so as TO
interfere with regular competitions after the last hour for
receiving bids.
49, Postmasters to be careful not to certify the
suciency of guar4ntors surees without knowing that
they persons of sufficient responsibility; and all bidders
guaIantors and surees distinctly notified that failure
for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be enforced
against them.
2t The will be substantially in the forms here
tooe used in this Department. except in the respects par
cularly mentioned in these instructons and all railroad
and steamboat routes the will be required deli
the mails the post Offices the ends of the
and into all the intermediate post offices more than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing.
20 Present contractors and persons known at the Depart
ment must equally with Others procure guaranors and
thcates of their suciency substantially in the forms above
prescribed The certificates of suiciency must be signed
by postmaster, judge clerk of court of record.
S. ID. HUBBARD, Postmaster General
(1rvTCT nrpA pprxrrN conhor
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west lamp from Maiden, 81 miles, three times week
West Dandy from Dandy, miles. once week ,e !.
West Greenfield, Middle Grove, and Rock CITY Mill from
Bason, miles, twice week.
West Henrietta from Rochester 81 miles twice ,voek
West Kendall from Kendall, 81 miles, three times veek
West Niles from Moravia, 6 miles, once week. -
West Onondaga from Syracuse, miles, twice week.
West Polk from YOUNGSTOWN, 8 miles, once veek
West Potsdam from Potsdam, miles, six times vaeL
West Schuyler from Utica, miles, three times week
West Shandaken from Clovesville, miles, once 4 week
West Tyre from Waterloo, 81 miles, twice week.
West Walworth from Walworth, 4 miles, twice week
West Windsor from Conkln, miles, twice week
Wiboo from Essex, Al miles, three times week during
season of navigation on lake Champain
Williams Place from Portage depot, mile, six times week
Wilton from Saratoga Springs, miles, twice week.
Zoar from Gowanda, miles, week.
FORM FOR A BID
Where csange from advertisement is contemplated b,
the bidder.
Cor we, as the case may beg There write the
names in full of There state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No from
to often the Postmaster Generals adver
tsemen for proposals the same dated December 5 1882
requires, in the time stated in the schedules contained
such advertisement and by the following mode of convey
ance to wit Here state how is be conveyed for the
annual there write out the sum in words afu length
Dated [Signed
Form of Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid fol
carrying the mail No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior the LIST day July
next enter into the required obligation perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient sureties
Dated [Sgned by two guarantors.]
Form of Certificate.
The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, clerk of
of record the may be) cerfes that he is well
quaned with the above and their property and
that they of property and able make good
guaranty.
Dated [Signed]
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. Is SOUTH STREET.
A L

his CoMFANY proposes to insure lives for one q
more years. or for life at the REDUCED rates specified in
the following table, being low safety to the assured and
to the Company would Justify with these rates the assured
enjoys the benefit of immediate in lieu of prosbecos
uncertain bonus He rsks neither his policy the preiu
that he has paid.
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intermediate ages proporonae rates. and these prem
us may be made payable annually semiannuaHy quar-
terly, at the option of the assured.
Bays and sells Annuities.
Sells Endowments for children.
Makes Contracts in which life or interest of money
Involved. RICHARD B. DORSEY, Secretary.
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CHARLES w. PAIRo Agent for the Baltimore Life In
uranee Company would call public attention the reduced
rates of premium charged All Premiums Pocessin
the District to be paid at his Office, off and 5h
streets, where applications for policies be made
Z