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1875. 1875
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoADI

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
MTINTER ARRANGEMENT-on and after Monday De-
w cember 2lst,
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the PASSENGER Station
every morning, Sunday, $50 O'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at l1,50 P
at9.4O. ' E'
The Johnstown train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday at 80 O'Clock p % stopping at all
stations and running far Conemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge daily ex
eptsunday, 1910, a. M The Second Aecommodaton
Train for Turtle Creek, leaves leaves daily Sunday ex
cepted, 4.2O pm. The Third Accommodations Train Sr
RsnSn, daily e5efPt Sunday at 60
press As p. m; Mall 500 ms Johnstown Accommoda-
on IL m. First Turtle Greek Accommodations 6 50 ma
second Accommodation, 49, 4O Third Accommodation eli
p.
Trains for Bairsvile Indiana connect at BlarsYe
Intersection with Mail Train East Express West and
the Johnstowa Accommodation TraIn East and West
Pittsburgh and OOnnellsve Trains, stopping at all Sta
press Train $50 p Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
Chopin e'' 1'' q - SUN
ThetraYelng public IT greatly to their interes
IN going East or West to travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
rosd as the accommodations now offered,
passed any other route As the road Is bainsted with
stone and entirely free from can promise safe
Y speech ana comfort, TO all who favor this
" " Philadelphia. ................IO 90
" Is Baltimore. ..-......,,.... q5O
a. q, lancaster .......................... so
Baggage checked to all Stations on the PennsylyanIa
Railroad and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Ten Gents in addition to rates exec from Sta
tons where the Company has mo agent.
NoTIoH-In case OIL loss, the Company will hold them.
amount not exceeding S1U0.
N.D-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been EMPLOYED to
convey Passengers md Baggage to and from the Depot
charge exceed IS cents for each passenger and bag
gage
Atthe P. r. z. Passenger Station,
1anl on Liberty and Grant st5., Pittsburgh.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
-

-
WINTER ARRANGEMEN
ON and after Monday, 2sth November 1855, trains
" will run foiloWs-Viz:
First-The st. Louis, Cireinnati Wheeling, BenwOod,
IlSn A. n, arriving at Baltimore Is0 NJ time
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The Northwestern Chicago St Louis, Cairo,
Indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnat Wheeling Benwood, BAL
tmore and Washington City Express leaves daily $3.50
P NJ saturday excepted) arriving Baltimore
II In time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant
take the 1880 A. n. train Cumberland
trip by the $500 A. NJ at2 sEaH3 So
Returning the West and the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: First-The s:I5 A. 81 train
arrives at Wheeling at 625 P. NJ. Second-The 450 p II.
train arrives at Wheeling 1890 A. NJ. -t-7
The 1870 A. II. train bound stop all
between .heeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued TO Moundsye at 50
cents and to Benwood at 25 cts. ]. B. FORD, Agent
w. 2. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. 81. COLE, Gent Ticket Agent nov30
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp-


NHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, North- Western and Sonth
western States by continuous Roway direct This road
also onnects at pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
an ports on the western Rivers and Cleveland San
qnsky with steamers to all ports the FOrthwestcrn
Lakes; making the most direct cheapest and 1eIiILs
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great West. 49,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrTsRrpnr1
FIRST oLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats andl
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods, lin boxes, bales -
and trunks Drugs Gin boxes and baes) zoe per 100 ba
Feathers, Furs, Ec.................
SECOND CLASS-Domestc sheeting
Shifting and Ticking Tin original bales.I =.
Drugs lin casks Hardware Leather, OVc per 100 lbs
Sn rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
THIRD CLASs.-Anvfs, Steel ohainsOn1
SasEs,) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork sailed | ~,
Goose orin casks Tobacco manufactu oOe Per 100 lbs
ed, (exeept cigars or cut,) &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-OoGee Fish, Bacon Beef
ana PoEk I'm casks or boxes, eastwarl,) ~
Lard Lard on, Nails Soda Ash Ger S4Oc per 100 lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
ELOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice.
notice. ~ Nv tSS'' "ntA4turther
COTToN-Se per bale note,cs.a,,,. .oo ,..,.,,
further notice. - OVt0S "e+shIi uhtl
In shipping goods frem any point east Of Pbirsde,.
Phiabe particularto mark packages 'spfI
All Goods consigned to the agents of
detention. 80 W. ' i"r"aFoea without
FREEaaT AaENTsC Evans, 81 Kfby street Fo,ton. 1P
Uake no. Aston House. and No William street and Icb
HlIeo Irwin Co. and Springman Brown Gjnoinnsfi r.
U Meldrum Madison, Iud: Dumesrii Bell 4 o. III
carter q !eYgtt; Loutsve, Ky G O'Riley Co. Evans
YlLle IND; H,k sass ST. Louis NIo Harris Worme & eI
Nc nphis, Tenn Leech Co, Chcago III: j p sc P o
wayne IND; L Sneeder, Phila MagraE Fonns psitt
more; d AStewart Pittsburgh s--' : No"hsi 6aLtl-
%, H.; H HUSTON, GenI Freight Agent pblad
apSlyl HI. LoAfBAERT, supt, Altoona Pa 'N4Ds
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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY oTHER RoUrB

a. BE particular and ask for tickets Via. the W. :
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.Gsreat Redne.Ion Ga PrIees for CnsI,.

&. ~ rem .tkeuucteon an Prices Tor ChS"'
AI now Offering splendid assortment Of all kinds AL
A. eelors OF French Msrtnos, Of them worth Sl,
LOT c All WOOL; Plaiis worth I5c soc; Broehs shau
worth $40 for So and ST. Chenee and Long shaTs in ref
and at very prices; Fancy and B oa
some as cheap 5lc per yard, worth TSG; all Fo
De LANES worth sac for 81, Fifty pieces OF Thbe; GIete.
HoEt o5e for Csc, all coIors; Embroidered and VINE
oodS at nearly one-haf ycu have pay generally Ia
improved shape Hoop Skirts, astonishing loE Tst
Eannels OF every description, among which Will he
one OF the finest WEIGH Country PIannes Tarrah'
10Y 70 shrn some extra heavy aud fine Ladies' mn
iset one of the comnletest assortments of FANCY
HEsTI0 DRY GOODS In the civ Receiving goods GaiH
OF the latest Styles made here and Imported, thereby
ing mp full assortment at all seasons and az Prees
VIII satisfy the particular-for CASH oELT! - -
p9rticularly invited t. give eary call
toTe Purchasing elsewhere, No. SO Main Strict Ss'
wheeling. toct1el JOHN RoEN l--
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This passes through N Lexington Lancaster Cir
cleye, Washington, Wilmington and MarroWthe richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enou,r
street, Wheeling, Va. 90 - &c
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RY EXPRESSIVE have Just received another lot ofh0''
~ beautiful Bengal Hats. BLISS CAMPBELL:
!oiyo 81 No. So NAN >, =
BENGAL PLAID HATs.-fIsve received another lot
~ the above Hats, nom 81 ,25 to $500. ,nys
auYiS S. D. HARPER / sO'S
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

Ii freghts intended for shipment the road must be
"a delivered between the hours a. m. and D. m AZ
none VIII be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY
seplO General Manager.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1870 containing the Flec-
tYn Returns and the usual matter will be published
Copies, postpaid, as. Address as y =
oct29-6t-eOw.i&w
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F1cutGy:
z. K. LosIER,
FFinepa-Leeturer the Science otAccoUot9 Ooans.et
Business oaEtoIaa s4h.
j. NJ. T HILGz:
Professor Of the Theory and Practice seSE Keeping,
Commerclal Calculations.
H. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book RAeaiaZ.
&C. JOHNSON
professor of Businessand Ornamental PenuGnIhin.
8. 4. WISEG ANS, ESQ,
sssits lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RRN. s. YRATES REESE, d.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon. I'M; Jpo. Kennedy, Hon, Joshua yansant,
Jacob Trust, Esq, William Knabe Esq,
me College Is provided with Commercial Library
standard Works, expressly for the of students.
Btructed.
ter at any time.
from to IL weeks.
DIPLOMATS awarded to all Graduates.
Ala[Ee and beautifully ornanentsd Circular containing
Of SIX SQUARE FEET representing the Exterior ara
OF College, Yarious characteristic Design
gssin,nanshp &e Sentby mailee ofcHdr0e accomPani'
with catalogue giving fnlI particulars. Address, -
e. X IOSTER. RaiHn0hH. ~"
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In connection with the above, keep every
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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NW1ce DAILY, Sunday night excepted y between Rich
mond and Washington City via Gordonsyile and Alex
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mentS tuned and repaired.
IL AlIgouds warranted Mt this establishment noy6
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock of music, musical works &C., &c.
| In the Western country.
% slusIe ssa. to any address, postags free. "a
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Baltimore and Charles streets,

Re baltimore and Charles streets,
BALTIMORE, II. D.
mis- Institution is in tie prosperous
ishing condition. Twice during Isst years
1t been necessary obtain larger apartments for the ae
commodaon OF theincTeasng number Students repre-
senttng nearly every State in the Union.
II now occupies of the most conspicuous
Dyiocated buildings in theeity The eanar4:
ously arranged, spaciousand elegantly furnished.
the advantages and facilities here offered to
desiring quality themselves properly the
ties OF the Counting Room, to obtain Thorough Prd
EtcGt BnsfAesS Education generally UNSURPASSED IN
any particular by similar establishment; de UnIthl
States.
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TuyoDoa. Parker G ,xosIzsp "A

THgoDoaE PARKER ,xosIzsD. AT a recent
meeting Of Spiritualists in Dodworth's Hall n
prominent professor of the faith opened by
saying it was cu'tomaryin in religious assemblies
TO read n portion of divine truth and that
he would begin the exercises of the occasion by
reading c portion Of dicine truth according to
Taeodore PaykeT tie accordingly read an ex.
! tract from one Of Mr.. Parker's discourses.
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
L OF YOUTH.
Jnst published, the Sd edition.

III ON SFFN NJ a OK II HF.A UN SEMI-
Nal DlSEASkS.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Impo-
tence. &c, resulting from vicious habits acquired
during the critical passage f.Om Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CULVERWELL,
Member Ofthe Royal College of Surgeons OF Eng
years Resident Practitioner in London. Author OF
the Guide to Health.". reen Book" How to be
Happy" memoirs of Single and Married Life, Il c.
Thus small but vausb.e Treatise, wri ten by world
renowned PLY siclan and Surgeon. points out the
only sure and permanent for all diseases result
ing from self abuse and is the only publication ofIts
kind written IN benevolent spirit and by a sc'entif
lc man. lt should be in the hands of all who value
their life and health ard happiness here and horeaf-
ter.
Price II cents, stamps. at the receipt of which
1t WI be sent, post free, and well secured by DR.
CH KLINE. No. 42s lst Avenue, Box 1856, New
York. ian l2
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Death of Redschid Pacha,

telegram from COnstantnOple announces
the death, after short illness, Of Mustapha
Redschid Pacha, Grand Vizer of the Sultan
Redschid Pacha was one Of the most eminent
political servants Of the Ottoman Empire He
was born in 1902. lie was twice Ambassador
to the Western Powers, and has held several
times the appointments Of Grand Vizier and
Minister for Foreign Affairs His successive
administrations have been a series of struggles
To realize the Tazimat; but il must be owned
that in this he has only very imperfecty sue
ceeded. His foreign policy has been directed
above all things to the maintenance Of peace
He was not in power when Prince Menschikof
visited Constantinople; but when the Russian
Envoy presented to the Sultan a disgraceful
convention, the sovereign appears to have felt
that the time was come to make an end of the
intrigues which had excluded his ablest servant
from power; and Redschid Pacha was again
called to direct the affairs Of the empire In
h; Spring of 1865, | . again lost Office, still,
however, exercising an influence on the Gov
ernment.
Redschid Pacha was well versed in history
French and logic very much attached to Eu-
ropeans and ever ready to attend to their sug-
gestiOns. lie was n very moral man, discoun-
tenanced the Turkish habit OF keeping a ha-
rem, and was the husband Of one wife, by
whom he had family. His chief fault was
that he was too mild and tender hearted, and
not sufficiently energetic for the trying times
in which he lived, and the reckless adventures
that ever surrounded the Court lie was OF
middle stature, had handsome countenance
good eyes and a fine head.
The London Times, in an article on the death
Of this statesman, says:
"Redschid Pasha was only the type of the
new generation of Turkish politicians. Hi.
colleagues have come to share his opinions on
most important subjects, and his death will as
suredly make no difference in the policy Of the
Porte. But Turkey has lost an able admins
trator-One who was capable Of retrieving her
finances and extending her commerce, and
whose high position made it easy for the Cabi
net to deal with the rival pretensions of Euro.
pean Powers. Though there are many men
not unworthy to fill his place, we fear that 70,
their weightest mind
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, t5 the Paris
OptlcIan, D.. WOOLFSON, who -.
has arrived from Europe with his ~ ~
own, as well as the manufacture of a good mauy
others of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
ElE-GLASSES: among which are the
PERISCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Fte.,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract or tending to It also
SHORT T-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who are compelled to use glasses or those
wonderful
DOUBLE-PULISHEDv VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing a
clearness and easlness of vision heretofore unknown
IN any other Improvements.
Also. all STYLES of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes
are for sale At hiC store Of Eighth street and
Pennsy vanIa avenue or Eighth street No. 49l, be-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
DO nor mtssoke ths corner Of eth stree.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
nsnment IN Europe. n9-u
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

WEBER'S
~ SE ]. r ATE ID COTILEON BAN
take pleasure in announcing to the public that W.
they are prepared to furnish first class PAR &T&
TIES and BALLS with MUSIC fer the com S6x
ing season.
The lntest and most fashionable Quadriles,
Waltzes. Polkas. SchottIshes, Gallops, Mazurkss,
and Redowas have been rehearsed, and also the
original Lancer's Quadrilles, which are performed
by this Band only, with great success.
Orders left at the music store of Mr.. Metzerott,
or at Mr.. GautIers Confectionery. also, at l..
Weber residence, No. $50 Seventh street, between
tion.
9-lm LOUIS WEBER, Lesder.
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ES lady, in making purchases Of dry
goods merchant, in PrOvidence, X. l., made
herself unusually agreeable, and the merchant
told her II she would call ut his private room,
aud give three raps on the door, at p. m he
would be on hand. AT t3o'clock came the three
little raPs, and, with them, the husband of the
aforesaid lady, who stated that his wife could
not come, and had, therefore, sent him as su b.
stitute. The conclusion was "Hare.up," and
$50 damages, paid by the merchant"
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nENTISTRl.
u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OTIIcH No. l98 PENNSYLVANIA AvENvB. 49,
Thrfs doo.s from lGA Srssf. H

DE. BAILY hees leave 10 inform the ubllc that ne
fsa Re seen at al hours his ocs osstsd as above
practice rIts the srse number Of patents and great
fully, Will enable him TO surmcunt any difhculty,
scientific or otherwise, relating TO the Teeth. His
eminent ~ the and espeoiss Drs. HANS
snd and r. Psrmly, has led him. long nee 90 dis
S ns
ments for the construction OF Continuous Gum
Is the only rebs sSbssnoe sSss ob be ne
mouth, az was most oonclusively shown BY the last
Although he fatters hn.Felf from hie long resi-
tsnce and practice in Washinston, he is fsyosbly
leave to refer them 10 the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epishsny OF
DR.. STEPHEN BALI: Dear Sir-I desire to expires.
nu Wy estsem IeT 9S and my Y
Tor me have been hghly ssti.fsotoy hope thai you
subtle that your skill 80 vel deserves;
Washington. Aur. %. lass. J.W. .FRENcH.
From one of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore. Msssr..
Having G.Pss ssspssn Bss H Surgeon Den
Sl ana dcut piece Of aeP sSeh he a. Did to
Hs eas n tbs and Y ysS Of tss f, that
College of Baltimore ailed after repeated trials to
perform the came work satisfactorily, it givss ne
81 s Boess
E1tsc, frOma not. received from the late Hon. Johl
M. Clayton.
u. 6. SENATE, Aug. p, Isse.
The teeth {ou made for me voTf admirably; moth
Ing could be better very FShN FSEshasNtuS,,{ S,,{cI.yroN
To those ths, seek relief from the mesdies Of the
teeth, can cheerfrlly recommend DR. 4. Bally o
superior Dentist; he made q est Of porcelain teeth
fer Of ry family, and plugged several teeth for
tes sa the .ort hAi sfe nj %SIs h''
of the Va. Conf Of the NJ. L. Church SoutA.
Aprii 10. 1885,
We, the undersigned. hayinx had occasion 70 evsu
Surgeon Dentst II this clty, OF having been oosn;i,
ant of his operations our families OF friends take
pleasure express .ng sduIrstlo1 Of his artistic
skill as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and dilcut
operations IN Dental Surgery and We respectfully
commend him 10 the confidence and patronage OF the
pubic. of which we consider him emlnenty worthy.
THOMAS y. WALIER, Archltect u. 3. CaRItol.
THOMAS MILLkk, NJ. d, of Washington, ID. G.
B. :. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetovn, ID. &.
y. =. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington, ID. C..
JOS. ri. BRADLEY, of Washineton, ID, G.
6EoReK WALTON, Ex. Governor Of Florida
WALTER LsEox, Er Mayor of Washington.
HsNRy BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Office,
&C: VISIT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 20 IF
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SPECIAL NOrICE-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
1000 Flowers" For dressing LADIES' hair use
" Woodland Cream" new pomade it causes gen.
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w =. FETRIDGE Il Co.,
PropretOrs. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington
TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers, between 9th and
10th ST.. Pa. avenue. nl7
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II o ks! 30 Sm

PHiLBRICk'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
now open at
No. 476 Pennsylvania nrenms, first door east Of
United States Hotel.
Onr STOCK OF BOOKS. consists of several
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and American Literature, whcn will be sold at the
puishers lowest prices, and many of them for less,
immediately alter the sael to each purchaser of a
Book Tor which we receive 81 and upwards.
Our PIX RESENTS consist in part Of
Gold and Silver W Watches, Gold Lockets, Brace
let's, Armlets, Chains, Cameo, Gold stone and Mo-
saIc Pins and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
Gold Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils, Rings,
DC.
S75o worth of Presents will be given away with
each Thousand Books sold.
Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and ex-
anime our stock of Books and Presents.
Sales Day and Evening.
LIFT J. PHILBRICK. Aren't.
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Dancing.
IL NCIN AGA MY.

ii ID As Az " N " N ~ u VI
Mr. L F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor TO announce to the Ladies and Gen. "A
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing in -
Washington on Friday, the 9Th Of October. at CasA
from Q o'clock p. m; for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
from % clock o. M. GeorgetOwn-on Wedne sday ,
the 18th OF October at Miss Harrover's Ladies Sem
mary, from s o clook D. m.
For terms and partculars application can be made
at MIR. u. q residence, <1 street, between 9Th and
10th streets. se l2-6m
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stop THAT RATTLING.

am now prepared TO put on Chapman's Elastic
Anti Rafting SHAFT Fastener" a sure. K5RR,
remedy for the rafting Of the shaft clips fS55
of Carriages and Wagons, which can beknSXG
put on al a small eN pense.
Cali and examine at my Factory. where have
certificates from the leading Coachmskers In the
country. ANDREW j. JOYCE,
iO-ff corner l4fh aud " sts
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING AND Ii
l. THUGRAPHlC PRINTING.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING.
Washington. January ~, 1858,
Proposals will be received at this office until the
second day of February next. at IL O'Clock, for en-
craving on stOne and rnting from he for the
use Of the Senate and House of Representatives of
the United states, two thousand nine hundred and
fifty or more copIes of each of certain maps and
charts to accompany the annual message ofthe Pres
ldent OF the United States and documents. Bidders
will state the price for engraving map and the
price per hundred copies for printing separately.
The mapswIll BE- open for the inspection of bid
ders AT this office until the morning of the dHy fr
closing the bids The paper required for printing
these maps wi he furnished by this OlfiCs.
Bonds will be required fOm the successful bid
der for the faithful execution of his contract.
1t is TO he distinctly understood that bid will I've
entertained from any party not directly engaged i'm
and practically acquainted with the style of work
bid for.
BOWMAN, Superintendent of the Public Printing
washington nS and be sndppsed Proposals for en-
jan 30 eOtd GEO. w. BOWMAN, Super't
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DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
curer of Consumption, for several years SO bad
y.aflicted by dyspepsia that for part of the time
he was confined to his bed He was eventually cured
BY prescription furnished him f young claIrvoy-
ant girl. This prescription, given by n mere child
has taken It, never having failed once 1t equally
as sure In cases of fits of dy spcpsia. The ing
dIents may be found In any drug store | will send
this valuable prescription to any person the
oeiPt of a stamp, to prepay postage. Address DR..
Tracy Deorme, New York Post Office.
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ID DIyERNoIs' HOTEL,

u A. AN Emu y, between l1In dno lbth streets.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
This establishment is newly furnished and ar
ranged on the most modern and improved principle.
with private apartments, DO.
III The Bar is supplied with the choicest OF
Wines and Liqucrs.
Gsme and other deIoaoes in season.
hot and Cold Lunch from IL O'Clock a m. rntll
70 2r4n