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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06

good hymn is Il blessed tl.asure Every
such hymn ill your mind at command
when 1t is needed, will b. worth vastly
more to you than SO many lol!ars IN your
pocket. 1t is capital that bears repeated
and continued investment, always rcpayinr
at compound rates. a gucd hymn, like Il
good plough, becomes all tie brighter from
using but unlike the instrument, use does
not wear it out or weaken its power
Like the "Fama" Of Virgil, .'rires acquiret
e"'.do," the hymn gathers strength from
repetition, and with som,hing of mercv's
quality, 1T besses him that gives and him
that takes"
A hymn committed TO memory becomes
little perennial fountain, for good, in the
soul OF The young Christian. 1t affords a
substantial refrcshment. |, does not inter
tere with his duties, for it IS a swcctcner Of
toll. 1t helps to make hcwy burdens light,
and dull hours cheerful. 1t either drives
away care or lessons lis anxietics. 1t brings
agleam ofsunshine into the cloudiest and
darkest day, and aids in the development of
right feeling under the most uufayoraLlc
circumstances.
II any one doubts this, letlim fill his
heart and mind with such hymn as
Charles WesIey's:-
"Jesns lover Of Inv soul,
Let me to thy bosom fly" .-
or Cowper's:-
''Tis my happiness below,
Not to live without the cross"
or Watt's:- .h,ls Es.sa
cam a solderiaf the cross,
A follower Of the Lambs'
and see how much such strains Of thought,
thus expressed, can be nlade to do for him
in the appropriate circumstances.
: He will sing it, over to himself ii, the
store, or shop, or office, ,and even in the
street, though his lips may besent, tho
hymn will be found ,spriagng up little
fountain of melody in bis heart unto the
Lord" And especially in the retirement
yofhis own chamber will he learn to appre-
ciate, in. son,ed degree, it's value, ast he finds
it*contribnting 80 largely tofbiss stock 1 of
daily 6appiuess. It. addskoy hiss store of
knowlsdgesitgives dise1f iAato his.thoaghts
F,itqpens new. sis9x ait fus6iskes
topics for conversa{ 58es. hin. to
ssje3d stise swords !4s 4withsfar
! greater poseks and - iii,ss ayariety of
ware iI ea3afgss tbsl .tbss ypnng
:c6fiifsi dss ostfsgss Ssssslies ssi6 ths tAnss
Sof Isk
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06

The HABTUAL USE OF SpIn1rs.-Tbe
British and Foreign Mexico Chirnreical
Review shows that the habtual use Of spirits
arrests that metamorpI.osis Of tissue which
is necessary for health, leaving the effete
tissue as useless burden in the body. to be
converted into that least vitaIized of all the
organic constituents, oil and fat, till finally
lise'itself is clogged at the fountain head.
Thousands of men, according to the Re.
view. who have never been inebriated, annu-
ally perish, having shortened their lives by
tipplinga little. every day. The dram ar
rests the melamorpIiosis Of tissue: another
dram is taken before this arrest ceases the
reaction thus postponed, becomes more in
tense; the depression is excessive; more
drains are taken; and so in the end, with
out ever having been intoxicated, the tipler
sinks into Ills grave, the victim Of ardent
spirits. It is different with the man who
drinks fln wine, for vine is rarely used, except
at meals, SO that the effects have time to
pass away before a second dose becomes
I due, ;.nd hence NO craving for,an increas-
81 quantity is experienced. Men are now
iFy!ng, in consequence. in robust old aee.
who bage taken the same Identical number
Of glasses Of wine, daily for lialf a!scsritufry
without y ,. feeling it necessary 10 instxase Tie
;qganttys .y,. -. tt.t ;sS ~; ~. :
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06

CLAY AND RANDoLPr.-zIhe story of
the duel between Henry Clay and John
Randolph is familiar TO- most. persons: not
SO their subsequent RECONCILIATION, and tile
manner OF its accomplishment It took
II regard 10 il, AIR. Clay @fJls to a, rrlend
in the year preceding Mr, RaudolpL's death
as follows: 4yg <.
you ask how afpity, was restored be.
TIVE en- Mr. Randolph and mea There was
no explanation, no intervention. Observ-
ing him in the Senate one night and look
ing as if he were not long for this world
and being myselfengaged in work of peace,
with corresponding feelings l shook hands
with him. The sautation was cordial on both
sides. l afterwards left card at his lodg-
lngs, where / understood he had been con
fined by sickness"
In tho last public speech that Randolph,
made, after dwelling on the threatening
danger of fdisunion, he is reported to have
Said: There is one man only, who can save
this Union-that is Henry Clay. / know
that he has the power; believe lie will Lc
found to have the patriotism and firmness
equal to the OCCASION"
The cause Of the duel between these dis
tnguslcd men WIS the following insulting
language used by Mr.. Randolph towards
AIR Clay in secret session Of the Senate, in
1925:
This man-( mankind, / crave your par
don)-thls worm (i,e animals, give
the insult,) was spit out of the womb o!
weakness WAS raised to higher life than
he was born TO, for he was raised to the
society Of blackgnards. Some Fortune,
kind to him, cruel to us, has tossed him TO
the Secretary OF State. Contempt has the
property Of decending, but she stoops far
short OF him. She would die before she
would reach him he dwells below her fall.
] would hate him if ] did not despise him
Its not what he is, but where he is, that
puts my thoughts in action. This alpha
bet, which writes the name Of Thersites, OF
blackguard, of squalidity, refuses her letters
for him. That mind that thinks on what it
cannot express, cansscarccly think on him.
Ahypeibole formeauness would be an clip
sis for Clay"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06

Why iii q .faslt;5o5Si & sss YiS;S
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06
"And from his l,orrid hair, -
Shake pestiiencc and, war;


But the meteor cyplodcs; the comet
ruahrs back 10 the depths Of the heaven :;
while the loa,l-star shines steady at The pole,
alike in summer and in winter, in seed time
and in harvest, at the e1uinon and the soils
ice. - 1t shonc for Columbus at the .lscov-
cry Of America it slone for the pioneers
of settlement, the pilgrims of Cail, and hope,
at jamestown and Plymouth; it wiz sh DC
fok>llc mariner who shall enter Our liaris r
tonight it will shine {of the navies which
shall bear the sleeping thunders of your
power while the flag Of thsU nion shall
brave the battle and the breeze. So, too,
the character, the counscls the example of
our Washington, of which you bid me speak;
he guided our fathers through the storms
OF the revolutions; he will guide us through,
the doubts and difficulties that bcsct us he
will guide our children and our children 5
children in the paths Of prssEsEity anil
peace, while America. shall mold Tier, y .,..a
i'll the family Of nations.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06

Thus we see that it was at the battle Of
Alaniance, and not at Bunker Hill, that
the first American blood was shed in the
cause of liberty. "Honor to whom honor
is DUE
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to ST. Louis, from Chcsa,' ,',o Ia! 10 DMke
Michigan, and tire sam: .ga.e - cS.fcsss
| cd in the same words, nave o,rrywhcre
touched the same sympathetic c1.,I IN tho
American heart.
To that central attra.; . lave b"en
delighted to find TIE lhca; :, r;uus,
INC memories OF .... .;:.rvcr
part of the country 20 IT,
p'ais;rs Of the " .~t rf
~. y;te:3.!... sr;! ice tor4 y. .iio
and the@sagnolla- They
have their sectional .. Is, but
before the dear name vi " ;lsninwton they
arc absorbed and forgotten. In whatever
region Of the country, the heart Of patriotism
warns to him---as in the starry heavens,
with the circlnc Of the Seasons, the poin,eys
go round the sphere, but their direction is
Ref. towards the pole. "They..uaysppin1
. he1. p ailIa -
West, bat'ffa B@isF point 10 the Northern
star" 1t is not the brightest star in the
heavens, as men account brightness, but it
Is always in lis place. The meteor, kindlcd
into molnentary blaze from the rank vapors
o!lhc lower sky, is brighter. Tie comet
is brighter that streams across the firma-
ment,
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EVENING STAR.
A COMETARY

Mysterious stranger. startling each star Eazsf.
Oh, most e1-orb -tfdHt celestial blazer.
Tell me. pray. OF your slderlaf status;
Belong you to the posse eonlst-airs .lr ...
e. Ago. = member of the Golden Fleeoe,j
90 this can't be. think I've found you out:
You've been tas-b sartng mid the ,sr:. NO doubt
You've been Illuminating the Milky Way:
And Ike poor Frank. you pryin stump tal slnnefs
Taurus has had you turned away from DINNER.
har,s UnB made Jupiter Of Juno ssn tiu,
QKod nj c0nletn memo saba S0Tfs,
C0atentrs est? Erentt saePe forte.
PdraIdx of rupees ior an answer,
Have you been serenading female stars,
To the intense disgust Of pas and Mars,
Who think your sparkling round q base intrusion,
Your kisses but ehptieai deluslon? = -e.- ..
IL may be you We collapsed that thievlah hero.
And some cold night sent Mercury towards Zero,
Or. did you wink at Venus and enrage her
At least you're pointed at by Ursa Msjor.
Don't hope to parse me with your dselinGtion,
m Dent intensely on an explanation,
You cannot hide, as through the heavens you sail;
That on re star. and thereby hasgs a tale.
re !rSeS st.rs hour waiting for your story,
is.r Ha nSn om.tsat, De -pldn.t-o,y
6y mean dHTdettoa gained your eIe ratiss,
FOR some spscUhe cause assumed your grarity;
see ooth through y ours Alf and your deprav,ty.
Are tney internal or external forces
hat guide your actions as through space you roll
DO you revolve on magnetic poe
Like ms same world Of ours. ! hope orfs
10 think you wander IN this course -rr9tic
Without plane reason. Are you systematic
In what you do! There now. you re out Of sight
Without so much as bidding me good nyhr,
That's very rude, but yet gather from il,
You mean to tell me that cannot coBet.
~. y. Ecsasng Post.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-w Wright. DPRsm
sey and family, Mrs COburne L. - Cold y "
Jewett, L Fairchild, w CapiIiy. " York: ! IT
nanseu and lady, Va; Grist and family, Miss
Middleton. 6 Nj Gillet, Md; Lieut. ] Dixon. 4 =
A; II Conklin, NJ; T. barley Mo. .; ~ H;I
hary, c 3 keech, John Hodges, n; Md: w r
Matthew's and lady, Miss Mathews, Ala: V de
Cuba; w B Woodbridge, Ga; NJ Roosr.' Conn ,
= CROKER, Clifford and LADY, Miss; Cant
Bee aud lady, A; W NJ FIues o; Ouinrv
and lady, Quincy, and lady, Nh; W : Muse
and family, X b Ogle. Pa; J A Moke, Del:
SemInes, u Cox X T. Rogers, Pa; g Cole
ny; IL M Curtis, Del; Crombie, Nh; A ii
BROWNS HOTEL.-A Mitchell, Pa: Carr
Barton, A; l. Faber ard lady Mass; r &
Erlor, Md; II Dew, La; J q Spencer Va: w >
Wilson and lady, o; a Bruce aud LADY,, Va: r
, '9%ah ana lady, Nc; r Backna1, Va
Mrs II Buckner and famiiy,d do; Mrs e. n Nc
Cormeck, III; Miss Merrick, GO G Smith d.
Nj Pl9mmer, Md; DIR w Spencer and family
Fla; w Rice, Md; G III Barbv NY; DS Ogdf,
90 Hers hes, Da; DR. Cullen, Va; Miss ]
Cullen. do; NJ Levy, NY; s Simnnd, Md. +, q
Picot, Mo; v Graves, Va; DE Ks~1an' IA
United STATES HOTEL bunbar Va,
Hughes, do; Woodson, do J l. Sang,toa
20; w Martin, do; Jordan, de- J. II Mann dar
Brown, do, Jones. do; Rss Brown do: r 6,
Smlih, do F Rucker do A Peticolas. do: II
y :, Sr 40 w Houston, do; II Shsfer, 10.
Ind; T Midilet-a, Md; c Diepes' do: MI ard
Mrs Alien and soa, NY
NORWOOD HOUSE-Dr Lockwood ism.
T. Herbert, Va; w p Wilson ard lady q. n
Cha2man and Lady, NY; Hicks.Va; 6r Fos-
va rncnard, Cal; W Grange, Nd: VI
Fife, do. va
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Alfred Cohen, of Norfolk, died in Mobile
last week, Of yellow fever
IL matrimonial broker'' In New Yo L has
recently retired from business with handsome
fortune.
II The s.. Paul Pioneer SAYS that 40 Nor
mons have arrived there from Salt Lake CITY
UJ-lt Is estimated that each of the principal
hotels In Saratoga has this season realized a net
profit of 81, 600.
IL The Governor of New Hampshire has ar
pointed Thursday, November 18th, as day OF
Thanksgiving.
IL Hiram Moore, at waverly, New YORK,
one day last week, threw his shoulder out of Joint
by sneezing.
IL Emerson Foote, Superintendent of the
Georgia Central Railroad died In Savannah, ON
the Both ult. Of yellow fever
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NKBRAsKA TERRITORY.-The Nebraska Leg
islature was organized on the 2Ist ult l.. l.
Bowen, of Sarpy, was elected president Of the
Council, and A. p Bennett, Of O,oe, speaker o.
the House. The election for speaker turned on
the Lecomptonism of the candidates, and ended
in the defeat of Mr.. Flemming, Lecompton Dem
ocrat. MIR. Bennett is in the Opposition.
Gov Richardson's message was Of a purely
practical nature, and for the benefit of the Terri
tory. In conclusion. he alluded to his resignation
which would soon take effect, and his disincli-
nation to enter into any local agitation. He re-
CURED with pleasure, to the kindness Of tie
people Of the Territory, and urged the membe, 8
ofthe Legislature to discard sectional jealousiss
and unite for the good of the people represented
by them
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PROPOSALS FoR RArIoNs FOR ,sss.

QuAnrARN,xsIEs,s Or CT, u IN; Coz ~.
seslsd Prepos.ls sil, be received q, this oi,es
o'cleck m Tor furnishing rStiOas 60 the United
States m>sbes at the following stations for tbs ysAs
Cbariestown. Massachusetts. q"
Portsmou n. New lamps IRE, -
B.oekly-, Long bland. New lork. f.-. q
sosport. near Norf,lk. Virginia,
WARRINGTON. Flont a. and .. f.
WsshInaton, Disir CT OF Colu mhts-
offresh beef OF three gu utter, 81 pound ID ness
pork: sghteen Of br, ed maze Of best sspsr-
kns -four, OF best suptrfrs fopr at tIe opfI 81 the
coffee, twelve pounds OF best New Orleans ssssr,
slght quarts OF best white beans four quarts OF
essr, two quarts Of alt, four pourds Of rood hard
dipped taIiov csndies, 20 one hundred rsiions
The beef required shall be deliver On the order
Of the commanding ofeer Of each station eiiher
beet AND most enc ce sce OF the carcass the pork
to be So prIme mess pork. and the groceries 90 he
ofthe best quality If kinds named. All subject TO
An bids must be accompanied With the lanes Of
two parsons ss suretles, VII se sun slescy mat be
cert bed to By some oftcer Of the government.
ofms OF bids VIII f1rnshsd on Application TO TINS
Newspapers publishing the above advertisement
WI please sepd The psler containing the hrst aver
To be endorsed proposals for Rotsops fof lese,"
d. j. sUTHERLAND.
Major and Quartsrmsster.
nssNaOnfA .ae st.E"
as soston. oiMsi ass a. bfoS.s ana S;
So.st an" Va ma
Fla, will publish above three times veet tai ssth
October mex {, and send sd, accompanied b. q COPY
OF advertisement. to tina once for payment.
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PROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
I. :. CAPITOL EXTENSION
IN N lsHTNcT.a< A.Yr.v,,,-. %

c m w WASHINGTON, Sc ptember 81 n, Isi8.A
SEALED PROPOSALS wal be re- eIged at I'M, !, ff,cs
antIl The fourth day of December next al noon lar
tnrnl.h hing on the grounds ofths EItensioa of the
exterior porticos Of thst building.
The dimensions are Nc follows:
One hundred shafts, including the upper torus of
the base each sian to be tventy i've Ct I've nnd
one siEhih inches ia hit from the bottom of "a ,d
'o Th. 20 Inc ,op 81 The upper astIagal.
TO be three feet seven ard i've eiEhths inches the
smeter OF the shst shove TO he three feet and st
inches; and the diameter Of the upper astrsg, To ia
two foet eleven and ZIG tbs nches 1hese ira
a 1.-The blocks 10 be .osb'ged rn WIEN !, finished.
and 10 be Tree from all defects which vould n,st
blemlshes IN the finished column
The above shafts TO be or white Atnerican ma rtls
siml ar IN dor, grain aud poe on 10 that used
IN the exterior Of the Csptoi Extension, winch
Every proposal should accompanied with n
block at east one cubic loot In size. a. = soecimsn
ted to proper cSemicI and mseisn S s be cub ~
lore being accepted for the wort.
. Ihe proposals should state the time within which
the hinole VIII De delivered aud should be accom-
panied by written guarantee, slg"ed by one or
more Responsible pers ms. 10 the effect that he or
OF their bid lie pied enter INTO an with
IN ten days, With 90 ID and sufc securities for
tho comp elton "f the work undertaken: said Fuar-
antee TO be accompanied 10y the cerfiIcste Of me
United States District Judge. United States Pre-
trlct Attorney. Navy Agent. OF some officer of the
general government or nrIyI duRl know to the En-
are able to make good iheir guarantees.
or ali bids not deemed advan ,sg eous aad TO max
arrangements for procuring he sr6le.
Proposals Will De reoeived Tar furnl hing the shat
either in single blocks or IN blocks Of not r. thas
four feet IN length. and the number Of shafts on ed
IN single blocks or IN pieces, spectIvely, shoaId he
Proposals will he opened in this ofbce AZ moon If
the 4th December next. IN the presence Of bidders
N: c: MEIGs.
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PER foR rae rae PPUUBBE PRINTING.

OPFcK SuPERlNTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING, I
WASHING TON, October q. ts5s.
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of the act to pro
proved August ~, la52, sealed proposals Will Be
reoelved at this Once IN the Capitol, unth the rst
MQ"day 18th day OF December next, at ~ O'Clock
NJ for furnishing the paper that may be required for
me pubic printing Tor The year ending on the lat gay
The suijoIned list srecihes, as nearly as can be
ascertaued, the quantity, quality and descr pfion
OF each kind OF paper that - al be sauirsd:
CLAsst
measure - bs - Inches. asd 70 weigh forty i've
pounds to the ream Of go sheets.
CLAss2.
6,oco reams hne printinG paper, oalendered, 70
measure ~ by S inches, And to Wsleh 6fty AK
pounds TO the ream Of $50 sheets.
49, CLASS ..r. L.
w Leams superhne printing paper. hard sized and
oaepdered to measure q by So inches and 60 WslS
forty eight pounds to the ream OF 40 sheets,
900 reams superfne map Pc per- sized and oalep
dered, OF such szes as be rec ured correspopd-
Ing In weight with paper measuring 10 by q nohes
sheets.
CLASS S.
reams superhne Plate paper, (oale ndered, or
uncaendered as may be required , le by 4 inohes
ana oil such weight per ream a NAV be resuirad
TO be oil linen and cotton, free from ali aduteration
with mineral or .ther su INSTANCES fair " nil epess
and put IN CURES OF twenty four sheets each And
IN Du.dles OF two resins each each resm to oonta a
and weight will be required and no bundle lex cu'
sVe OF wrapper varying over under Eve Der cent
from the sta dard ves ht will he received, and the
gross weight Will IN all cases be required. Mixing
up the weight will be considered a violatoa OF the
contract. "
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INsT pfiEr, 3F s T rHs poNEsENg OF
WERE n ,n 80 TO DE GELb By Pro
Notice Is Hereby gwen that the psIie sales ofths
vacant public lands within the TerrItary OF Kansas
which were o dered by proclamation No el7, dsted
JAY II, le5s. 20 be held al the land O1ioes at Le
compton a. kIekspOo. liz the Territory OF Kansas.
on the ist and lsth days of November next, ara
hereby postponed, by order Of the PneslJfnt Until
july, iss PRIOR which period the Gales wal ssaln
he advertised, according to AZ . ,,soS
ActirI Commis's OF the General Land 0kcs,
ssNlaw6v
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ON 6 THY,S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,
=. ". PIKE, Sole ProprlstOr

~. PIKE, Sole ProPrstOr.
W ana % Sycamore street, Cine inndti, Ohio,
This brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure JUICE of the Catawba Ora Pc
thus anordIns additional evidence of the progress
OF American enterprise and industry, and of our
made by any other IA ion
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but exces the best Imported Brandt 8, In
purity and flavor. IL Is, IN fact the best Brandy
snown. Il his statement Is fully cOuobOrated by the
Chemists. ~
IL Il is sure Remedy for Dyspepsis, Flatu-
iency, Cranp. CholIc, Lang uor, LOx Spirits Gene
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without it,
" e ali price 81 per bottle.
=. ". Pike mas appointed DAN'L. Ii. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pharmaceutist. corner of Pa avenue
ana "a street, Sole Agent for the District where
orders. arIx
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- Travellers, Direceory .
DREof 70 EfTi PfxXRTs OF THE
:" u - 81. 800 .t .
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

FALL ARRANGEMENTS. .
TWO THROUGH. TRAINS. ARE NOW RUN
FROM wI RSAHattESSSTi5oSSsP' s5pe'z faE WEST,
LIST. MAIL TRAIN : 'S,aas Il 14s q. M SUNDAY
excepted connecting closely at Washington juno
cacHa6 Ex fPfREssAt GNNEd h9Uts l aNS
washington 1t 30 D. m. reschlng Cincinnati at p.
m. next day, and connecting directly with Express
FIR 81. LOUIS, Kansas, L o. Time, from Washington
to Gin 1lnnat, q hours. or to st. Louis ouly hours.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
in daylight, take either the 745 q. or $50 p.
For Palksrsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the 50 D. M Train For
Marietta and Cinoinnatl Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all Susr
tors, and every other possible facility viii be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
BaltiToIs and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For all points between Washington Junction and
Pi ,dmont take the rs q. m. trains.
For ali Stations between Pieomonr and Wheeling
take the 81 p. m Tram. To connect with tho Fred
eriof Tram take the 80 p. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave WASHINGTON for Baltimore at Is and 7.45
q. M, and 8 30 and IS p On Sunday ut sop. m.
Leave Baltimore at 40 and ssn a. m. and $50 and
80 p. m. On Sunday at 80 m only.
The 7.45 and AS trains only will stop at way sta
tions and for Annapolis connections.
The As IN. and S.SD p. IN. are the chief connect
p. M trains for the east
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket 0fhcs Wsss sMi%H
Master of TranportatIop, Baltimore.
OC4 II. III. PARSONS. Agent.
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Capt. OF Eng neers,
koRM OF A Gu.RANrrK

h
I2t APP. NJ. L. Ms'Es, u. $. EagiaseTS.
We the undersigned, sideuts Of - m ne
State oil -, hereby. joint, and severaly, cove
MANI WIN IN lated States, and guaranty, an case
Me iafegoine bid OF ---- be accepted. thst he or
theS WILL, within tea days after the acceptance Of
ths SAID bid ex ecute the contract for he same with
yool end sum cent sure les, To perform the work
furnish the articles proposed conformity 10 the
terms of the Hdve tiseiDent under which Il was
made Aid IN case the laid - shall fail 20 enter
into canr4ct aforesaid, Ecaranty TO mate gooi
the difference between the Oher by the said - and
the txt lowest bidder. Ar
CD
thereby certify that. to the best of my kpovledss
And beIef the above named guarsntoIs good and
sufficient EF
eOtd