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Sep, I'D

Yrxr cx,Ons Fob t,xcNTluMEN~-P. J. STEER, ner-
chant ao has jus, large snd ss,assa stock o.
new g0od which 90 TespeeuuuI nvos ' -
,e,,ton N III customers and the public. ~.
s ~ M syss hs aOck Of ssnssmen furnishing
soods Il Also vary select and conplats such 49,
acaffs, cravats stocks. ties, bovts
6u.psnders. hosiery . =.
slk cotton, woolieu anberphrts, an wen -. =,
Ile clorhin. order al shoia :"
.ye Of unsurpassed elegance, and 81 fair pte =.
snemcM soiiciisd call curly and seiee enose sVs
No. 4s5 Seventh street,
sept lo--3awif
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BY ). c. MsGUIRE, Auotionser.

RusTEEs sALEBy virtue q decd q ru;. executed "
recorded M. 50, flios 247 2 80 ssd 80 ono
Of Washington county, ~ tho Dsc o.
hin the public auction 70 me ng
bidder Tuesday the 9th day q October 1850
premises specified In the aforesaid aesa
u, being ofIo numbered AVE- = me-
by deep, wide public alley The Improvements are
iarse coaci, factory shops &C.
Terms One third of the pnrchnse money 70 be pais
from day Of and the balance ~ .nfcs saur
bt day Of deured payments 70 be satisfactorily
deed Of the property Con-
expense tho puchaser thr terms are not
trustee reserves e nen 70 " voc
H'A anu e' y ~ II. C, sPALDlNC, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ssa ox.oasas e4 Aucdonecr.
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Nv J. q. MCGUIRE. Aucssoncer.

By y. &. MCGUIRE. Aucti0neer.
c,lJrERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTi-
y paintings, French and scvre china glassware &c-On
morning. October 9TH, shnll SELL az 10 O'Clock,
Fifteenth the residence II Mr. Gever minister
nom (wfo Ia about from the country
his furniture and household effects, comprising
Walnut hair springseat French rofa
~ Onl piusll-scnt chairs
covered chairs t#t
Elegant cnrv rosewood marble top sldeboorl
Superior solid mahogany extension dining table
top table, card tables r. 3
Splendid table service comprising plateau flower
fruit stands, &c. IL.
Rich gold and purple band French china dinner 100
pieces
Beautiful French china chocolate and
gass decanteTs wines
Clampagnes, cordial, finger bowls
Ten paintings of Dutch school, by Jordenns Comes,
kIohbnsen Meyer, Wynaens and Others beautiful
specimens d arr and undoubtcd originals
Velvet, Brnssels, and rnc-ply carpets
Chnts curtains shades, lounge
Cottage chamber set single iron hedsteada
Very superior hair mattresses, bureaus
Excellent cooking stove, radiator
C0pp cookn Kitchen furniture, nc.
81 Them having never
made by Roux, and snpe
Iior.
Terms: $40 under tint credit OF sixty and
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bcnfiag interest
80 - JAS, q. Mcguire,
sep,a gid Anct"nssr.
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Caution-LO.tery Frauds.

OgficR or rnE MARYI AKp CONSOLIDATED Lon TEnIEs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1885,
TUE commissioner Of the Maryland State loses has deemed u
his caution the public tho swlndcts
who circulate fraudulent ioitery scksmcs
and pretend 10 he The for the sale OF tickets In lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily under
the elected the people
the State under the examine and the
sehemns and Ia attend 10 the drawings. a*s3
All The tickets in sne lotse and s cesAcacs Of PACKAGES Of
oa signature IF Bsen3n
Office Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baiiiiaorr, Maryland" All Others fraudulent
For iu Information the subject Of those frauds address
FIX. brennan,
Sept as--jly Baltimore, Maryland
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ny .IAnlEs &. MCGUIRE. Auc,,onesr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON INDIANA AVE
Y north First and Second
aucionSn Thursday acrnoon October 4th AT O'Clock the
sell original lot No. g. In No SIS fronting
Indiana avenue, First and Second
running wid, north alley
though west, dividing iwo
presenting building fronts capable suhdydng
~ icet lots each
properly will be offered entire plans of which will
be xhihiied sale
To prsons desiring good building
great inducements. Title perfect
residue in 49, 49, "a
interest," by deed Of trust the premises.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sept Odd Auciioneer.
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A CCIDENTAI. 40 pieces fine white bird
Diapers per yard well worth 37ka superior article
for chldreus aprons.
Twenty pieces Of The Numbers Of extra fine.
Chcap Scotch diapers, all widths and qualities nj
diapers dnmsskr from medium TO extra line and wde
stylish patterns.
Napkins towels and towelncs in endless variety
Linen sheetinEs md pillow linens, many baTgnns Z,
Irish nens qualities, OF them made IN eana
our order by get them "pure AN nen and
good.
We make the Sosl cheapest linen goods In
the linen department mas vastly IN
creased
Z A large o Of medium fns blankets
Fourteen dozen bed comforts.
fancy Eood well a. those Tor general FURNISH
ing consumption, daily rcpenirhed. - -
Constanuy hand and Of all qualities full and
con,ulese ssnc mourning goods ptices
price only which pcciudes selling but for The cash and
to those pay hills when presented.
prices and fair dealing be relied on In al
.-
g Central Stores" west building,
sepll-Ioteof Opposite Centre Market
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OFFICIAL.

TREAsUKr DEPARTMENT, August ,, ia5
Notice hereby svea holders authorised
by tho act 1885, redeemsb I2ih NoemDery
1885, the whole part Of thai stock viii be purchased BY
be 30ih soyeEae
Tor which Will be paid La addition ise sums
ia the ceTthcaies
OF stocks OF the other loans 81 ihe United
States purchases Of 81 000o iii
during period the following
stock of lei2 premium s 10 per cent Tor STOCK
ls47 1885, premium OF l6 cent? aEd r
STOCK issued under the Of 1885, commonly called TeAalden
n.ty stock, premium of six per cent.
Interest VIII also be allowed, stipulated IN The ee-
here w,th
addon enable the Trsase draft reach the psfy
Certificates transmitted this department under the present pn-
daily assigned uned satcs by the party eni
tied the purchase money.
Payment made BY drafts upon the assitt
Boston, New YORK; Phisdeipha the parties
entitled receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-diftNoy3O [Inel Star
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PRENTICE.

As INTERESTING srEeTAcLE.A New York correspondent,
writing on Wednesday last, says
The Crystal Palace yesterday morning presented one
the most beautiful and interesting spectacles wit
messed in the United Statesnamey the reception of
thousand Sabbath school teachers tmaes and females)
me ODD Bay State by the Sabbath school children and
children belonging to other public institutions Of this city
w arriving at the palace they partook Of hearty break
M after which they and their teachers were eoquenty
Necomcd by the Hon. T. L. Cuyler who followed by
Shtue girl from the Ladies' Five Points Mission giving
az interesting history Of ADMINISTRATION, Rev. Mr. Twom
NY OF Bosson, responded to the welcome Of Mr.. Cuyer
me children next joined In singing Hail. Columbia with
grand effect Various other speeches followed ntespersed
with singing. The whole affair was Of the hand
soonest sights Witnessed
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Decrease -. si5a75 $3.50 1901, o3o
The deposte have decreased S. 900 since August
H. and the loans have decreased but 81 600 that time
The specie has however, decreased A 100000 The banks
feeling very strong and believing in very extensive de-
maud of Specie paid their coin for depositc and kept the
line of discounts up. They did not estimate the war nu
upon the specie demand and that continues
with falling rates Of exchange, they disposed curail
the supply Of private capital is, however, good.
The produce markets remain very fine Cotton il not in
large Transaction but holders not pressing the markets
sales fair at l21a for fair New Orleans. Foursaes for ex
port checked by the advance in rcigts yet with
better supply, the rates still firm canal 81 rs
81 93l4 So IS rs upper lake and Ohio southern
-four, So rs So 6s rye -four, IS so. Wheat in brisk
demand at cents better sales white southern 50 OF
81 III red do. 81 9s. Rye, 81 II 81 90 Oats demand
at 10 cents. Corn in fair demand sales ss $50
mixed western. Pork firm at S22 625 for Beef is
firm at SIS Sl4 Lard steady at l7 IL cents. Potatoes
MERGERS sell at 81 81 90 per barrel These sold at IS in
May. Ricenew crop, southern, 81 81 cents Tho sugar
exeemenis done for the present. buyers seeking decline
Notwithstanding the disposition of the banks curtsi
their loans the stock market firm generay the railroads
are supported by the large business that they all doing
There is however, little demand from abroad for stocks
this moment
Yours, PRENTICE.
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27i after lingering Illness which
she resignation, RosANNA BOWEN, aged
10 years.
Her acquantsnces respectfully invited attend
her evening" Fday haifpasf three O'Clock, from
the sonn-law, Elijah H. Edmons'on II, be-
tween and 5th streets.
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FAST WORK AT BurrALo-The Buffalo Commercial Adj
yertiser Of Thursday last says:
"On Monday evening last we had about 100000 bushels
Of grain afoat in the Buffalo harbor and in less than thirty
six hours thereafter informed by elevator
owners every bushe had been put in store and fur
Their learned by the custohouse clcarances large por
ton of the vessels reloaded and cleared for up lake There
is port in the world where they have the
opportunity to store equal amount in the time
and yet no one at the time supposed from appearances
anything unusual was going on
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I, OWEN ~ SON, Merchant Tailors, No. ala Penn
u ylvapia avenue respectfully their friends and
public that they have Just returned from New YORK.
goods consisting If superior
csssiea togeher with we'll selected stock
spection.
aeri op--eo3t
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posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Ne,s Post Office Apponiaea,s.The following named gen
emen appointed posmaters by the Postmaster
General:
David j. Austin, Virgil, Fulton county, Illinois, in the
place of Levi Curtis, removed
Elijah Adams, Cambridge, Henry county, Illinois, in the
place of David w. Smith, deceased.
Richard Osborn Marietta, Fulton county Illinois, in the
place of David s. Morgan, resigned.
Joseph Myers Davis Creek Washington county, Iowa. in
tn place of G. g. Maynard, resigned
Andrew Dunn Chcqust Davis county, Iowa, in the place
of Delaney Swinney, resigned.
Nathaniel D. Bedep, Centre Point Knox county, Illinois,
in the place of Ximri Pond, resigned.
John G.. Campbell, Acadia, Allen county, Ohio, in the
place of John Heaon, resigned.
j. d. Beacham, Wolf Creek Pickens county South Caro-
lima, in the place of Elias Gcnrin, resigned.
Post Offices DiscoaiauedThe following post offices have
been discontinued:
Beaumont, Iluzerne county, Pennsylvania.
Double Cabins, Henry county, Georgia.
East Litch6cld Ltchfeld county, Connecticut
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Eyerett House,

OTICE.We have this day appointed MI m
N ieeor esabhmsnt There persoss indr.
rendered LIST July time ~
are Respectfully notified they win caieS upon oy MI
scrvener fully authorized TO make setemeAn y, o en-
OF the frni hope they will be prepared to ses
delay, matter Of great Importance 70 O. ~
Sept a0-l0uf CLA0ETT, NEWTON M< ''N ~
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Bounty Land Harrans--Anoher Important Decsion-
Commissioner not of the Pension Office, has decided that
employed by order of the Secretary of War for the
purpose removing ntruders from the Cherokee nnds in
1928 and entitled bounty land under the
Sd March, 1885, is shown BY the record that they
not called into service by any State Territory and
not engaged in any during the years designated.
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Now Open, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Dr. BEALE'S GRAND MAMMOTH PANORAMA
or American, English, and Danish
SEARCHES FOR sIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
In The Arctic regions.
xion with which will b. exhibited, each exhibition,
SIEGE AND BoMDARDMENT or sEBAsToPoL,
Painted ~ $50. hsisc, ssq., OF philadelphia
Exhibition evening o'rlcck and "Wednesday sid aalcI
day O'Clock.
Tickets, % cents children, l9K cents
Sep 25--d2w 'oi f
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SALE TO-DAY.

say Il. .. WRIGHT. 0eorgsto~n-
DoRro RICO SUGAR AT AUcTIoN--t,n Friday sest
2cth instant nj f2 O'CLOCK " A. H. Dodgea wafehoises
balance Of the cargo ba,qae Chnse fro,a Ponce
EDW. =. WRIGHT,
Sep Odds AGctioDses, Georgetown
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by J. q. MCGUIRE, Aac,ionesr.

by j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IA at public aucon-on Tae'day morning October q q 10
o'clock residence Of Magfuder
a~bys Row. Pennsylvania between Goth
Streets shall sell all his furniture and household effects
comprising s5
Suite Of walnut plusl,- coiored pnrior furniture
Rosewood marble top centre table
Walnut writing cabinet, whni not
Chinese iearOys, reception chairs, fancy tables
Bamboo, extension, aud reclining chairs
Pair Of forr light gilt gas chandeliers
plntc and oval mirrors
Oil paintings, China clocks +
Walnut extension dining table
Mahogany sofa, chairs, sdeb0ard
Brusser three-ply and veniian carpets
Excellent mating, oilcioth, rugs
Mahogany French bedsseads, wardrobcs
dressing bureau, washsands
Handsome zebra wood wardrobe
gold cnamellrd chamber suite
chamber imitation of walnut and
Superior hair and h,lsk mattresses
Bolsicrn and pillows, blankets sheets
Marseles quilts toilet
Window shades cornice curtains
French China dinner and tea glass
Silver plated casters, fire. sets
HILL and chamber fixtures
Superior cook stove and fixtures tin aafe, &C. stH
Together with general assortment OF kitchen requisites
Terms a3l aud UNDER cash over credit of 90 and 80
for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAMES g. MCGUIRE
Sep 9o-d Auctoneer.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Return Of te United States Practice Ship PrebeThs
ship arrived off Annapolis Monday night last from her
usual summers cruise The Preble in charge of Lieu
tenant Commanding Joseph f. Green. The health of all
board is good
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"A ISsEs O'BRYAN, No. asa Chestnut street, Will opon
M Paris millinery for the fall on Thursday, September 27th
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

AppontnensMr. II. ii. Brigger, of Indiana, promoted
second class cerkshp, in the place of F. Hume,
moved.
Mr. Arthur j. West to rtelass cerkslp, in the place
OF r.. II. Bigger promoted.
DR.. William j. Moore physician and surgeon to the marine
hospital at Norfolk.
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MILE Teresa ParoAi

II EOS leave will rive uand concert on
Saturday evening september ~ vt Caruss Saloon, on which
will be asssted Sspors Patti stakos the
distinguished contra Alto and sbo Leonardo the eminent bari
tone Maurca suasoseh The pianist musical director and
conducior.
Admission, o. Seats may be Davs music and
piano
PROGRAMME.
l. Fantasia Fig!ia del stfakosch
2. '.swllzer's Logging for Homs'-sung by Mile
sHakosch
.. "Ah Fisn ffom the "Prorhet'i--sung by
Rogsnza Ernanisung by Sig Leonard NeId,
s. "Casa Diva" NormaMlie Parod Bs'iai
o. "fhe Nightingale woodland Scene 5ifakosch
z. A fsvoie Due,no. 'sLovc's Appoaeh,o ~ Mile
g. oKaieen Masourneen" Nine strakoscb Crouch
by MILE Paioi and siz. Leonard. Moan
TO- We Met by Chancen Mime suasosch. kucktn
H. Ana-'rrovaiore,' rig Leonard Verdi
H. Hummsis celebrated Variations di Bsavurn, Mile
Pno5i
IL "Ihe Young American Gslopo .strakosch
Ia Dusuo-"Mara Padila," Mite Parodi and M'me
Books for Tho containing only the performed on
the evening also I'LL principal and most
ua aa ballads Duets music, for The piano ior'e for
sale on the evening al the hall.
Sep gs2s 5sf
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ny J. Q. McGUIItE, Auctio,.eer.

by j. Q. McGUINEs AuctiOnoor.
IXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IL aucion.On Monday morning, October st O'Clock
No 1893 Ninth second door above l., shall sell
gentleman declining honsekce
walnut spring dvans, with parIor to
match
Rosewood marble top centre table
Wnlnui etngere, fancy tables and chairs
Excellent Venetian blinds shades, and curtains
Velvet carpet, large quantity of superior mating fsI
Stair carpets, rods and eyea, oicloth
Mahogany soa card tables aet4t tgs. l85a NJ tI
Solid mahogany extension dining table a..aHE
Eeedhams patent sofa bed superior article ss
Walnut marble-top sideboard, dining chairs Af4e
Silver plated tea set, casors, spoons, and forks
China and gassw are, clocks, china
Walnut and mahogany bedsteads
MaTbcop and plain bureaus wushstunds
Excellent, cnTledhair and husk mattresses 1#
BoIstcfs and pillows, toilet sets f|f
Cane cottage chairs, walnut crib
astral lamp t$3
Kisierbock cooking HEf8
Superior refrigerator 4gaa
Radiator and air-tigh chamber stOves ,
Together with excellent assortment OF kitchen requisites
Tns $40 that credit of co and 90
days, satisfactorily endorsed notes, hearing interest
Jas e. MCGUIRE,
Sept Odd AnctiOneer.
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TuE DRESSING A FASHIONABLE bADY.--The New
York Sun furnishes the following statistics Of fashionable
life in that city
There in New York and Brooklyn not less than
5000 ladies whose dress bills will average annually $4,000
EACH millions Of dollars Sor ALL There 1000
whose dress expenses will average 81 900 each five mill
lions of dollars for the whole NUMBER and FIVE millions OF
dollars would not the dress expenses Of those
whose bills average every year from 5000 to $500 Thus
low estimate the annual cost of dressing fashion,
able is centV millions Of dollars Perhaps could
exceed the truth if estimated the total annual cost
of dressing aud eweling the ladies of New York and its
vicinity from thirty forty millions Of dollars. The
which many heads of families in New York spend up
their wives and daughters for really unnecessary
travagant dress would amount in few years TO hand
fortune. We have heard instances Of ladies whose
dress bills independent of ewery for single year. have
been much six thousand dollars II the la
dies throughout the Union would orcgo their cxtrava
gance in dress the amoun. saved in single year would be
sufficient build railroad TO tho Pacific Ia New York
enough might be saved end ladies still be well dressed
to pay of the city debt lay out and beauty the Cen
trail Park
The above results founded upon guess-work prem
ises We do not believe that there five hundred let
alone FIVE thousand, ladies in New York and Brooklyn
whose dress bills will average $4,000 year.
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The Harrisburg Agricultural Pal,

The HdTTtsbarJ Agricultural fdT.
HAnarspuRo Sept 27.A storm Of wind and rain
swept over our city night but the weather clear and
pleasant this morning
The crowd continues to increase and great anxiety is
evinced to see the President.
The ploushing match takes place this afternoon.
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lrhc Eerer Abafiag.


BnrIMosE Sept 27.--Tbe fever in Portsmouth and Nor
folk continues to nbae, and business has been partially
sumed.
In Norfolk on Tuesday l6 deaths and new
ported and deaths up to noon Wednesday
Dr. Obermuer, Of Augusta, Georgia, is dead Rev. Dr.
Jackson of the Episcopal Church, il ILL., Mrs. Ferguson is
convaescent.
In Portsmouth on Tuesday, there were but deaths
pored and on Wednesday noon, principally children
Bnt few new cases occurred for several days past
Dr. Rzer of Philadelphia, is recovering.
Mrs Tnnev wife of Chief Justice fancy Is very i'll at Old
Point and medical assistance has been summoned from a
Markets.
New YoaK Sept 27.-Four continues unsettledsales of
500 barrels good State at 81 81 southern at SIS %
50 CO., Wheat is trhe lower-saes of $4,000 bushels
southern white 05 50 or Corn is dulsalcs of 200
bushels western mixed at IS cents Pork atrhe high
ermcss at 1872 62. Beef firm Lard is dull, with de
Ginning tendency whiskey is steady at 40l cents Stocks
are lower-saes the fret board Of Fries at 81 cents
Cleveland and Toledo $50 cents Reading at11 cents
Canton Is cents Pennsylvan Coal Co., ST OIL taena
and Chicago railroad, 81 1877 Virginia 5s 97l cents.
BAlrimoar, Sept. 27-There is general disposition
among both buyers and sellers await the steamers adyices
but no change taken place prices The -four markets.
steady at yesterdays Howard Street. Ohio, and City
Mills at 81 s7Is Transactions limited. Whcat-yester
davis prices well sustanedgood to prime whites at 81 81
81 Oh good to prime reds at ST. IS 81 IS. Corn is
duQood to prime white and yellow at SO s5 cents Pro-
visions are generally unchanged Mess pork at s2 S2 50
prime $50 Bacon, shoulders at l2 1874 CENTS sides at
3, 1877 Lard is unchangedin barrels at 111 a
lM Western butter Mt 10 10 cents Glades at IL
20 cents
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m e IA.

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF HOURS or DEPARTURE.
THE changes in the departure q ne train. from 5siiers @
Philadelphia and New York. take effect MONDAY the
3lh instant, require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WASHINGTON to thos places mast be sold BY ho ~o trains
leaving Washington ~ Q, q. N, end 3, only
The a. and trains win continue nm from wass
Dg0n Baltimore usual, will the Way Stations
between Washington and Baltimore
The trains from BALTIMORE for Philadelphia now leave az follows
viz:
Al o M, and $780, M, instead Of and u, ana
], before.
0g- PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST WIN continue 70 ,ak's
the md 4O rains from Washington, making clss
connection the Washington Junction e. Relay House with ,s
trims from Baltimore for Wheeling Columbus Cncinnat ous
ve Dayton indianapolis g. Louis Cleveland Toledo Detroit
Chicago, sc.
For the.e and for all other important places in tho West.
THROUGH TICKETS sold the Washington Station, where
baggage will be checked for Wheeling direct.
JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation.
t t@ THOMAS II. PARSOEay
Sept93-dCt Agent NJ Washington.
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Notice to actors.



hS'''A'A' ~. Charleston, asp,smber 81, is5s.
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII b Received = hi; ess until the
o
ssn n.a %
a Limit e hs The a e os ~ Dss s o
1900 s depth about q feet a. :. low water s A. s
s ss9ana about ns y s AZ ss sS he waterway
wide g Ths range O ns hs de ou b. s
tween 5000 the about l4oo cubic
q s'sys , sas, n !ss .sa
VIII received for building these bridge. By nsns
process; aio for building them piers Of piles
.Dans on s and ron psIs viii b
For pis bridge. spans be GO The hss. Of the ,nr.
giving openings Of s. feet each sre
submit . may obtain ss s,
e 's.s IN ss, mSsd 81
piers and for .bs Bids for the pine bridge
Y onS p,sssa hat on.
ff'p0'a'' 'oi A'D'ss 0A'Se JAS. 8. WILLIAMS,
humiliation, prayer, the Subscribers bar-room viii be
Wanted compsen. .aese, boy for a. kind, q work,
a' ssp s sons nee' app" street. War
4 CITING MTDsHIP,1EN pas.ieg through washing
En- % the ana say s.,s %
avsnus between Walt " .faso srEsasSs
Sep DIST Conuac'ors NaVai hcaaemy.
Everett House,
North Side of Union Square, Ne~ York.
Brs establishment erected prominent and delight
FL s msw al s 5 supply
10 render Il he most hotel yet constructed.
THE nropieton establishment respectfully announce tha
the win open Of October next or the accommo
daon Of public. ~ ..,...u~ y, ,.,r.
Applications received on parties wishing 70 mako
arrangements for winter months y, fassEHg
& Inc puOhc peuo"sR' !" '0is CLAP 4 JOSLlN.
HAwLEY d. CLAP,
A. G. JosLIN. #s.. 4l, NHbit
Sep 2i-d3m