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A M 50 - ss5s
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
5 NJ NJ T. II AR A n G T. NJ 5 !,
lPih Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FkJM P6N foR R fEHn &Esr
rst. THE cINcT r !Si%T-; EXPRESS MAIL
Se 81 att e. eS SE sHse' %
to-. before proceeding West. This Train passes
SGaifS G 10 p: spd connects at dion on
Tram for Columbus, Cincinnati, and intermediate
T TihGh GkEkT GN e ANb sSr
LOUIS EMPRESS connection leaves Washington
l q, dsy at S m TtsShlGf
press Train for Louisville CAIRO and the Southwest,
and Tor st; Louis, Kansas, etc. Time; from Wash
Egton to CIncnLatI,ln Is hours,or to st. Louis only
Sd. "iNGINNkTI. DAYTON, INDIANAPo,
NORTHW ESTERN EXPRESS leaves Except
StaTdsy and at & re- connect g. at
moro N ~ p. m. On Sunday Night thu CONNECTION
with this Train is made by the ssh m. Tain from
To view the Grand Mountain sosnery Of the Road
Ia daylight take the Sis AM or ESQ p. IN Train from
For Petersburg and all Stations on the North
western ElTgtniH Koad take the t.y' p. IN. Tram For
, The Western c9nnsc i!Ons from " asking on aud
Bstinore by al these Trans are the e!osest. must
travelling pubic, and every !iprove.nent and advan-
tsse that the resources OF the Ba timCre and OhO
Railroad and its associate. lines could suggest have
beer secured uEdeT this arIaIge :nent.
Through Tickets and BaRgare Checks 10 al guar
ters, and every other possible facility will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the HIsin Stem Of the
Baitimore aud ONO Railroad will leave ~ ashiug-
ton IS follows: For al points between Wa-hns TOT
Jaacton aud PIE dmunt take the Is q: M train. For
al Stations hatweeE piedmort ana Wheel!Hg take
the 80 IN. ram. TO connect with the Frederick
Train take the - p. m Train.
H For Tickets OF all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further Information, apply 70
THOS. II. PARSONS, Agent.
At the Ticket Office. Washineton Station,
Or. l. Il. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Ofdce, Camden Station.
".P. SMITH, Master Of Trans port .tion.
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket i gent.
BbhltnnOie, May ~, 1893.
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rpr,, IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

ENG t4MHn,RF,9yE YOUR EYES.
- hEN - ml.IS ard assist them IL thu psri.
ODtichn, p; MO0LFsON, Who sa x ess'
has Arrived rom Europe with sis
Owl, as Wen az The tnaLr f4cturs ofe x.-,J 80.
GsV1e ever 81 tns ieSt .Inproyed SPrCTACLES an
PERiSCOpIC CONCAVE 80 ~, .Ns M.
DOUBLE FOCUS Enr DOiTi;i n prff = 81 q 4. he
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CR fSrtk ri I'D
winch are warranted TO improve Euy EVE .t 80,
wlth veal ness. catarlct tenJinZ 10 NneCteu
SHORT-SiGHTEDNESS ~ NJ aisO
Persons VINO are Compelled TO rre ElsS.c. -,
now nsng iaeIu. viii Dc suited at FIRST sight rh"Se
DOUBLE POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
hsve received S,s highest Recommendations II IA,
" orlJ's Far, ht Paris through their produeIpI
oearne5s ahd easness Of vision heretofore unElovn
In any otIef improvements.
a 80 a! rtJt OF OPERA, spy. ard 'Ma6NI-
ftlNO LhSSES, Composites, and Micro-eOpes
are Tor sale NJ his store conner az Frgbtb
rennsyi'anla avenue, or Eighth street No t@t Ia
tween ID street and Pa, ayerre -"
W 10 rot mistake fht COVE, Of arr ,t,.,,
rIlces very Reasonable, tie glne as AZ his esIsh-
- so. n9-tf
SEVER Al. NEW Pianos. uked oDI, fon,
- IN tBths Ey members OF COUy,ess To- go iGN
ana SIo less than original cost Come ard &c 10 20
a. 3 Pa. avenue N""c ai'u see thcHl
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RukKE ON THE MINERAL SPRINGS or
- Virginia, with Map OF Routes anu Distances
Sl.25.
Mo"rIasn on the Mineral Springs Of Virginia. with
a Map OF the Houies and Distances. O. "
He'll on the Baths and the Natery RegImsu. 50 co
tbs heaus of 1885; cents ~ 'u
Eauqmer Sulphur Springs; y cents
Va: IL cts. - " O''n5'
Saratoga waters, by NJ. l.. North. M. ID. * MS
ton. e'i' "eSciip-
je 10 FRAME r,v,on
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, June Is. 1888

- " ASKING June 10, lcoo.
On the petition Of frahcIs Z. Hurd, administrator
Of Joseph Hurd deceased. Of Suuth Resdlur,
MASSACHUSETTS, pre-, ing for the extension OF patent
granted to sad Joseph Hurd, for an Improvement in
cieansIng rugar. for seven from tie ex pira-
tlon Of SAID Pstent which takes place the 81 day
Of October, 1885,
is ordered, that the said petition be heard AZ the
Patent Office, on McnGay, September 9Th, at
u O'Clock. M; and all persons are notified TO ap-
pear and show cause IT any they have, why said Pc
tltion ought not 10 be granted.
z PERSONS opposing the extension required 70
file IA The Patent Oisce their olgoc;iOas specIally
set forth IN writing at least twenty Gay before the
day al heTing all testimony flied by either party to
be used ~ the sand hearing must be and trans
ml'lsd In accordance with the rules of the Office
which Will he furnished on application.
TIE testimony IN The wall ne closed On the
2ith OF August: depusitI"Ilsesd other apers reed
upon as testimony must be filed IN the o.hCe on OF
before the morning of thst day; the arguments II
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that lhIs notice be published in the
Union, Washington, d. e., ard Poet. rostun, Mas
sacluse,ts, oacca week for three weeks TO
"a said 9Th cay OF September next. The dsv Of hear
ing. JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
y. S.EdiiOrs nf the above papers will please COPY
and send i!.r bills 10 the Patent Ohce with % per
containing LRis UoiIGe. j. 10 law3W
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! w. PLANT, UNDFRTdKER. No s,a 7tb
c,rs nfTe,rt, between 6 and ii, keeps T-
Spired iS ~. h1nd every article re- t--I -
fate3t Corpse l'raservFrs A G Nc Hi, ob,r,os,rs
az he ~ @ ns attentlon lnst rnt call, any hoar
IGwaft pos ihlR rates "-""0u i"i iuueI"ie Ut
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pROPosALs FOR 8 -ATIoNERY.
.TnrA.u,r DrrArrnrsf. June 5. isss.

Sealed Proposals for furnishing the Stationery
required by this Department during the hscai year
ending June 80. lsse, vail be received until twelve
O'Clock. IN on the Jth day Of June instant. Those
unaocompanIsd by satisfactory Testimonials Of sbli
ity TO n HI the contract viii not be oonslotred, and
contracts will only be awarded to established man
ufacturers Of or des ers "a the ARTICLES.
All the articles must be Of the very best quality
Of their kind, and samples, as hereinafter specified.
must accompany each had. The samples OF the par
ty TO whom the contract may I've awarded vii D.
paid for by the Department. the others wall he re-
turned 20 the respective bidders.
derOniyaayfag are af tht reTE best qEaltfr and
ssif,d 10 fht trasfs Of tis DspaTfpHCat
Esch proposal mast be signed by the Individual or
firm mskIRg It, and must specify a price, and hut
one price. for each and every article contained IN
the schedule.
All the articles Furnished will be required 20 he
Ike the samples Submitted wkIoh Will be retained
for comparison; and must be delivered without de
Law when ordered 10 the satisfaction OF the head OF
the iii ce Tor which they are reqered.
The Department reserves the night OF ordering
greater or less quantity of each and every article
contracted for. the pubic service Hey require.
Supply ing an inferior article 81 any time vii be
deemed sufficient cause forthwith TO snnu the oon-
Bonds with approved security, to be given by the
persons coutractIUg: and of failure 10 sup
Div the articles required, the contractor and sure
lies shall De liable for the forfeiture speoihed an
such hond rs hQuldated damages.
The subjoined last specifies, as pesliy as osn bow
be done, the amount. quality, aud description OF
each Cf the kinds Of articles required.
Class No. 1.-Paper.
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25,GD1 cubic feet sided.
Total va,ue.................S
Should my o;Ier DO accepted, request r. be ad-
dressed at ---, and the contract forwarded "a
tina ia w agent a. -, or to me at --. for
signature and certificate.
July l3S. A. b.
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iOSEPH =. X. PA NJ 2 CO
- FF"hIONABLE UPF1OI CTFPFpS
Manu- ,otufers and Dealers in Sof.a. CbnIrs
Lounge, Mattresses, &c.
Paper Hanging done la Tho best manner Carpsts
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F0TN1 OF q U1fHHftf.
We, the uniersIs ned, -, Of, in the
State of---, hereby guaranty that. in case
the foregoing biG be accepted, - will, within
ten DAYS after the receipt Of the contract at the
past office named. or Navy agency Designated. exc.
cute the contract for the same, with good and su1
enter into contract as aforesaid. we guaranty to
make good the difference between the offer of the
said --- AID that which may be accepted.
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Form ef OfsF.
l.. Of, IN the state Of f., hereby
agree to furnish and de-, yer tae UIItcd states
navy yard at -, twenty FIVE thousand cubic feet
Of prrInlScuous live oak timber. H conformity with
the advs rtsemeut OF the Bureau OF COnstrc ion al
the date at = June. 1853. fOT the sum of -, vIZ:
5.'SO cubic feet sid IL Is ana u inches,
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Unprecedented Tumb,ing.

If there ever was rag tag and bobtail party,
it is the Black Republican party. 1t lays down
platform one day, and soemnly pledges its
money, its life and what it never had, its honor,
to maintain it, and invites every body, and the
rest OF mankind too to mount it, and sink or
swim by it. That platform, a short time ago,
contained the flaming doctrines of mo more
slave States-and Congressional Sovereignty
But they could not "swm" with that. They
lost their great pathfinder" by it. The wind
shifts, and we have the Republican Of Cadiz hur-
rawing for Douglas and popular sovereignty
But when told that that was rather a sudden
summerset, the matter rests until a short time
ago, the following appears in the Republican,
1t is popular sovereignty with vengeance
The Republican agrees with Mr.. Bingham Of
course. They never differ:
Mr.. BARKSDALE. While the gentleman
rom Ohio is on the stand, l ask him ii he would
vote to admit Kansas into the Union with O
pro- slavery constitution il the people Of that
Territory all desired it?
Mr. BINGHAM Certainly not.
Al u| 6bo PtUi"o " lAuHSHo ucSiFe con-
stituton Of certain kind, they shall not have
it. They shall not make their institutions in
",heir own way" says Mr.. Bingham-'c certain
ly not" This is the Republicans sovereigaty o
April 7th. 1t had got back, with evident salts
fiction, on the old plank of Congressional soy.
ercignty.
But, in the mean time, all the Republican
members Of Congress vote to sustain the Nebras
ka bill and the Cincinnati platform, by voting t.
admit Kansas into the Union, with or withou
slavery" as they may decide by their consttu
ton. This makes another change of the Re
publican necessary, and we have the Republican
Of the 14th April, tumblng clean over again
and endorsing the vote to admit Kansas "witl
or without slavery" Nebraska up to the huh
And, to justify the vote, in the eyes of thos
who have little too much sense and stability
to be tumbling summersets every week, it give
as kind of excuse, that the administratio
were opposed to it, and Of course, to be consis
. tent, the Black Republicans must be in favor
lit. And it says the Journal" is of the sam
opinion. Ofcourse the Journal, like the "Re
publican" must take that course noo, after til
vote, but before the vote, when it could speak i
honest sentiments, ifit had any, itspoke in quit
ia different STYLE Itsaid then; "we do not like Ii
principle ofthis. No party can raam Me oony
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Latest News
BIZ TELEGRAPH.



Washington City, April 49,
The Joint Committee OF Conference on the
Kansas bill met this morning, all the members
be ing present for the first time. Mr.. Green,
on behalf ofthe majority of the Senate Commit
tee, submitted several propositions, amending
the Senate bill, none Of which proved acceptable
to the House Committee. Propositions were
then solicited from the House Committee. MIR.
English responded that at the next meeting Of
the Committee he world submit new bill, the
precise character Of which has not transplred,
but il is understood to be proposition for a
substitute for the Lecompton ordinance, and
that the question OF admission under the Le-
compton Constitution. with an amended ordi-
nance be referred to fair vote Of the people OF
Kansas at an early day.
II the majority vote for it. Kansas IS to come
into the Union under the Presidents procla-
nation II against it, then the bill provides for
the formation Of new constitution whenever
the population there equals the number requi-
red for a member in the U. s. House Of Repre-
sentatives. The committee adjourned over till
to- morrow. There is some reason to believe
that Mr.. English's bill will be agreed to in con-
ference and pass Congress-
The Senate to-day confirmed John Cadwala
der as judge of the Eastern District Court for
Pennsylvania, vice Kane, deceased. Mr. Nor
ton, of Nebraska, as Secretary of that Terri
tory.
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Are YOta Sick!

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until your complaint is incurabIe and then mourn
when ii is too late. Foar flths of all The diseases
which people the church yards might be cured by
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Don't wear the ead-ache, Heartburn, and their
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Don't parade yourself around the world, covered
with Pimples, Boches, Ulcers, Sores and all or
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their virtues, and many thousands know them
Take the Cherry Pectorul for a Caugh and the
Pills for all arrangements requiring pulgative
medicine.
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Pittsburgh Market,
PITTsBURGH, April 10.

PITTSBURGH, April IL.
Flour-1he sales that transpired to-day a.
mount to 406 bbls. viz:--From first hands SO
bbls extra family from Pearl Mill at S4,5o@
$3.50; 5000 bbls in bulk extra family at S2,4
p 100 lbs. From store; 100 bblS extra and ex
ira family at S3,621G; 80 bbls superfine at S3,-
so; so bbls extra and extra family at S4,12T
@S4,30; 26 bbls extra family at $3.50.
Grain-Saes roo bush. Rye from first hands
at 54c; $40 bush Rye from first hands at 52c;
400 bush Oats from wharf and depot at &c;
40 bu do from store at 80 and 41c; $50 bu
Corn from depot at As; 100 bu Corn from wharf
at 40. .....
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Spring Election i'm ohio.

Wehave examined our exchanges carefully to
note the result of the Town and Township elec
tons throughout the State, and we are graifed
to say, that taken as a whole, we never knew
the Democracy do better in their Spring contest
If the results last week are any indication o
what we may rely on in October next, the enc
my need look for no easy victory. The Democ.
racy will be on hand!
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The Black-Rcpublican Off thciE
s1Id Platform.

When the Black Republicans in Congress
voted on the first of April, for Montgomery
amendment to the Kansas BILL it was thought
they had been April.tooled! But since they have
unanimously resolved to adhere to these amend
ments, it is reasonable to suppose that they act
ed with deliberation in the abandonment of thei
old doctrines and the adoption of new plat
FORM Their position hereafter, is that SLAYER.
can rightfuliy exist north of the Missouri com
promise line, provided the people by direc
vote established it there Who will now sa
that Black Republicans are not progressive?
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How the Ultra south View it.

DUFF GREEN, long an editor of a Southern or
gan at Washington, has the following view of
the Kansas question: .,
l repeat that, by the vote of the House on the
amendment Of the Senates BILL we have obtain
ed as much as we could have gained by the pas
sage OF the Senate's bill. The Free Soil and
Abolition members have admitted the right Of
the people of new State to be admitted under
a pro-slavery constitution. This is as much and
more than we would gain by the passage Of the
Senates bill. Why, then, should we force Kan
sas into the Union with population Of less
than fifty thousand, when it requires ninety
three thousand to entite her to one Representa-
| tive? Would it not be much wiser to reject the
Lecompton and all other constitutions until Kan
sas has the requisite population? We have gain.
ed all that we can ask, and more than we would
get if Kansas be admitted under the Senate's
| bill--theu let it die II it dies there will be
none to mourn its loss.
DUFF GREEN.
There is much in this view that does not meet
the eye at first glance. BY the decision ofthe
Supreme Court, neither Congress nor Terrific
rial Legislature can abolish slavery. There are
already two hundred slaves in Kansas, and the
number will constantly increase so long as it
remains a Tsrrito'gi By thsatime Kansas has
SO, 900 inhabitants the number ofslaves will be
thousands-and the Shareholders probably in the
ascendant And with this concession of the
Republicans, to let State come in with just
such constitution as she chooses to adopt-the
South are certain OF making Kansas slave State.
This is DUFF GsEFG's view-this is what the
Southern Know Nothings who voted against
Lecompton expect to accomplish. And yet
Ohio members voted with them to accomplish
the same result.
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HoRsEs-Do you usee any?-Ifso, call on the
agent and get bottle of Dr.. TOBIAS VENETIAN
HOUSE LINIMENT. 1t cannot be beat for Cuts
Calls, Collie Lameness, and is certain cure fol
Sore Throats. Iu piut bottles, only so cts
See that it is signed 3. L. Tobias. Depot
Sc Cortlandt street, New York. Sold by
I. H. Logan g. Co., Wheeling; John Beall, and
s. Hamilton, Cadiz; A. Jul Schneider, Mooreiield
Scott & Smith, New Market! Williams & Custer
Peis;sville; Dsnning & Crawford, Masrersyille.
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FranAiln SOIIese. I


TIME Trustees of this Institution have so chang.
L. ed it's character. that Fem ales are now admit.
ted on the same terms with Males and That's all per-
sons may receive such an education as viii fi.them
for in, place they wish to occupy in Society. The
Session which has just closed, and which@fisthe
first under the new arrangement, has clearly shown
he wisdom OF these changes and the propriety OF
educating both sexes together.
In addition TO the branches which belong to the
regular College course and to the Preparatory De-
pnrtment the Fr nch and German Languages and
Phonetic Short. hand Whiting will be taught
The next Season will commence, and to present
appea RANGES under very favorable circumstances;
on the lst Monday of May, and continue months.
Terms SI20 90. Boarding can be had in the village
and immediate vicinityon very reasonable terms.
Those wishing to obtain an education are respect-
fully invited to give this Institution their patron.
age. MsH
D. D.. President Of the College. ~. t..t.
New Athens, Harrison Co. O, Anil q Isse-IIn.
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New York Market.

New YoGK, April 10.
1 Flour firm; "A, 800 bbls sold, Ohio advanced
Sc, sales at $4,50@f,50. Wheat heavy: 5000
bu sold; sodthcrn red 81, ,l2@l 80; white 81, 81
@l,A5. Corn firm. alg s b.
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Hollovays Ointment and Pills. The Auraca-
Man Indians of Chilli who permit no other Eu.
ropean production to enter their territory ad
init these medicines, and use them successfully
for external diseases and internal maIadies.-
The most offensive ulcers, disfguring blotches,
and the worst cases af herepitary scrofula, are
permanently cured by Holloway's Ointment;
and indigestion, liver complaints and Irregular.
ty of the bowels yield invariably to his famous
Pills. Be careful not to be imposed upon by a
spurious article palmned upon you for genuine
The latter are known by Water mark in eve.
ry leaf of the book Of directions accompanying
each pot and box. This water mark consists
Of the words, Holloway. New York and Lon.
don,D which out to be seen in semi-transparen
letters in the paper. Hold it up to the light.
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Eight Hundred and Twenty nine Tracts, c,mpr

Eight Hundred and Twenty nine Tracts, c3mpri-
sing One Hundred Thousand Acres.
The American Homestead Land Company re-
spectiuy solicit your early cooperation in the
ganzation OF Clubs, and will allow 10 percent. on
all subscriptions amounting to ten Shares, payable
IN Stock of the Company. .,,- .str
All orders must be addressed 10 the "American
Homestead Land Company, Washington. DC"
giving the full address Of each Shareh older, ns-
ming the Town County and State in which they
reside, and to whom the shares are 10 be directed.
The company respectfully refer TO the following
gentlemen for any information relative to the quail
ity and value of the Lands.
ALEXANDER w. RANDALL, Governor Of Wis.
Ex Governor DODGE Ex.Gov. FARWELL
" DOTY {" BARSfOW
&" TALMADGE BAsHfoED
d" DEWY.
TRUSTEES:
Elk Governor BARSTOW Ja-esviie, Wisconsin,
ALEXANDER SPAULD1NG, Esq, Jauncey
Court, Wall street, New YorK. - Ns
1HOMASJ ! NEARY, Secretary.
Wash ing ton, d, c., March, 1853. ss
shares, Five dollars each,
April Is, l95S-lm