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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

w. HI. SEWARD Just before the cleo
ton, VII. Seward delivered at Rochester
New York, his greatest speech.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

We have heard nothing from Blue Riv-
Ter and Waterstown, and several other
Towns are incomplete. Washburn's ma
ority will be at least $50, and may reach
GOO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

To Hon. &C. WAsHBuRNB:-Your ma.
jority in Rock county viii be 1850, ard
GAINESVILLE gives you 2S4 majority.
CHAs. HoLT.
Wayne, Wls.-Congess- Chas. Dunn,
dem. "a Washburne, rep. "a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

THANKsGIvING.-The Governors of Iii
nois, Wisconsin, Massachusetts and Con-
necticut have appointed the25th of Novem-
Der as day Of public Thanksgiv ing
The Governors Of Pennsylvania and New
York has appointed the 18th inst. for the
same purpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Election News.

Our latest is from the Galena 1Adoerti-
ser, Of Thursday morning; we copy as fan
as our readers are interested:
10 Davies and Stephenson CHI Sen
atorial District elects Adams, Lincoln
Senator, by near 1000 majority. This was
unexpected.
Chicago In this city the average rep.
majority about 700 or 500.
Alton-Buckmaster, dem. 81; Gillespie
rep. 465; Long, adm. Z.
Congress-Fouke, dem. 5ss; Baker, rep,
4s7; Hope, adm. Is.
10 Daviess Connty-In this county
Wasburne's majority will be about 500
Adams about SIS; Republican State
Ticket, 400; Conlee, Sheriff, ESQ; Towns
end, 375 mai.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
DETRoIT. Nov. /:

Additional returns place the election Of
Howard, Rep, for Congress, in doubt, tho
his election is yet claimed by the Repub-
licans bv fair majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

Gg Nothing is SO dangerous as to pre-
tend to fall in love with woman-the
reality is sure to follow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

Theodore Parker is recovering from bis
sickness and will soon be able to resume
the pulpit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
DI E .

Nov. 2d-Near Lancaster, Mr. JOHN KEITH, aged n
years in May last. Mr. Keith formerly from Hun
tngton County, Pa but removed to Wisconsin in 1854
lie was leading member of the Methodist Church. and
highly respected citizen. devoted family will long
mourn his loss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
EXPENSES.
Farm for Rent.

7 OFFER m, Farm for Rent year, for cash o,
share rent. There are 200 acres under cutn alton
Nov. LIST, 1858. 2N.0s PLATT BARNUM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Teacher of Penmanshin

Lectures upon History, Physiology and Hv,;ou.
Habits Physical Science &c, will be delivered ~ ;
the Term by experienced Speakers. i'hs
This Institution is no longer experiment r..
81 nunber of Students have been in attendance ds
the past Term than its most sanguine friends could h
expected Applicants increasing almost daily n" =
many families seeking homes here for the burmese
educating their children.
These things satisfactory evidence that Iancasta
is the best location for School in this portion of IN
West. lis healthfuness is proyerha This fact shoais
receive all the attention its importance demands Hn
dreds of souh swept off every year by diseases Con-
traeted while attending school in unhealthy place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

WHAT NAY TURN uP.-The Congress
chosen this fall may have the
making of a President Of the United
States, in event of there being three OF
more parties and no choice by the peo-
nla
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Runlor-

There are reports in the city, said to be
based on private telegraph dispatches from
Chicago, supposed to favor the success of
Mr.. Douglas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Cherries and PIums.

MINE of the best varieties of Cherries large and fine
IN (50c each); and Five six varieties best Pums,
very fine Trees, prce-or sale
Lancaster Nursery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
sweet.scented chinese Pmonv

CfIX of this most celebrated of PGonies (rose-col
for sale at SOC each by c. &c. at Lancaster urs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

Post Office hours at the Lane 20
The Post Office will be kept open from Il O'Clock
forenoon and to o'clock afternoon.
GEO. II. cox, p u.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
TERAs-All under SIS, cash. for all sums IS, the
credir will be IL and is months, with secured Notes
drawing 10 cent interest," the purpose being
said property into different shape. PLATr BARNUM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

LIBERTY well named Town is the
banner Town Of Grant coantry, giving on
" 3 democratic votes out Of poll of SO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Auction Sale of Cattle :
OTHER FARM PROPERTY AT FENNlMORE

WILL SELL at Auction at my house in the Town
lof Fennimore, west of the Phiibrick Tavern on Sat
urday the goth Of November 1885, the following Prop
erty:
9 yoke Of Oren-good Work Cattle;
/ Corn Cracker;
2paiy Trucks for Logging;
] Nanny Reaper;
l One-horse WAGON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
1 IN G A s Ed
IN STLsTTJrE.

i mence Wednesday, Dec. Is. ' tom
SHERMAN PAGE, A. B.
Principal.
MISS MARY L. CULVER.
Teacher of English Branc,,e.
MISS EMILY c. BURR,
Teacher Of Music.
Miss HENRIETTA PAGE.
Teacher of Primary Department.
J. JAY BARBER,
Teacher of Penn,ansbi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

PIONEERING ALMONDS, TRUMPET HONEY SUCKlES
A Nd RUNNING ROSE "Queen of the Prairies,'
for sale by Cover Goldsmity ,4-aEt aster Nursery
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTEJS

BOWNs' HOTEL.-A Mitchell, Pa; Miss l.
FhiiB., Tex; Miss GrunhRm. do; N Miner, l.;
Barker and lady, do; Mrs Barker and four
children, do; NOVEL;, do; w Joheson,
49, z n Taylor Va; J MAY and lady, do; Miss
Chas Bun, Ny; Hon smith ' Man Il w W
Herd: Md; X S,hneblsy, dr.; p MoIieip and
lady, Ny; Hart, do; K wekter and lady.
lioa, do Hon l. Robinson, Ind: n IN w a, vsr
DO: Z Adams. Wis; w G reer Sc; Miss A
1reef, do; Miss NJ ID Gree, dc; w ] Beale, Md.
vi lowell, do w Parker. Va; B Shumate, do;
Weaver, do w Slaghten. do; l. ID Win
ston do Purwell and lady, Md: Miss Pnr
well, do; r It SADIE, do; Il l. Jones' NC: . scott
NJ; > NJ Zalich, Pa; HampalI, do; J Joseph
SPerry, do; McClinchen, do f. Nicholy. do
NATIONAL HOTEL-C Morgan. Nyork.
MIS- w heller, do: Butler, O; C. Hawkins
Nv; Johnson, Wis; F. M Carey and fam. : q?
- Burdett, Va; n Dalrymple and Iady, Nj:
Ferguson. Col Bowie, j w Merrill Md.
MI Kirkland, c; o Ringer. " Caldwell ID
- Dement,, F Green, Md; Boak, ]
Cobb, Clone. NY: Jos Mountz. Va. : Aim.
9nerque, Brazil; Barton and ly, Cal; n Jenk.
El; Mayo, London; l. Yale, jr, Pa; w n
Clai6orns and fam, w c Amman, C NJ Conrad.
4 j 70 Hoppe: David Young, o Cnlbreth, F
Eng jno L-ales, Md; p VI singer, New York:
= LateIty, Pa; Barnard, T Butterneld, ID
Bnght, M Marshall, w Whiting, N Yk; Nj
Johnson, g; 4 Wagner, Pa
KIRKwOOD HOUSE B Codlay and Iadie.
Nd; Hutchidson, Pa; Mr. and Nj. Perkins and
laughter, La: Mrs Ca>tleman, do; IT q Ford
Nd; Rev w T Potter, SC; Scalbrook, do: NJ
ksnny. o; II Merrill, NY; n Ciitz, USh:
w GsIdner, RI; DuglasS: do; b DeBov
La j c u Lawrence. Va; Fulfz, do; w }
Gcg1ry, Mas; 9 Houseley, Va; Stenton, q;
LG Arrow-mith, NY. -
UNITED STATES HOTEL-w r BaiIer
Vi Herring, Nd r : Foster. Va; F Dicki1
son. do J Evans, Ala; l. Harrington. Md
Mis- III Woodward, do; Rady, Pa: VI
Rowrs, O.; Mrs NJ Morgan, Va: Miss MORGAN
DO; w X Pollard, do; w II Holiday, NY; M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-21
PROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
U. >. CAPITOL EXTENSION
AND W ARLINGTON AQUBDUCT OFFICE

WASHINGTON, Sc september 81 n, 1859
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this ofioe
until the fourth day Of December next at noon for
furnishIns on the grounds Of the Extension Of the
exterior pOrtcos of that building.
The dimensions are as follows:
the base each staff to be twenty five ct two And
one eighth inches IN height from the bottom of SAID
The diameteS of the torns or bottom piece Of shat,
to be three feet seven and i've eighths inches the
Diameter shaft above to be three feet and al
neck below the capI'al two feet and one e. nth
inches; and The diam Of the upper astTsgs To he
two feet eleven ard seven this inches These are
the net dimensions of the work hen finished
1.-The blocks to be scabIIed round to dimensions
aud To he free from all defects which would make
The above shafts to be of white American MARBLE
SINH arm color, grain, and position that used
comes from near Lee. Massachusetts. WIN"
Every proposal should be accompanied with a
Of the marble offered. This specimen will he sub.
United 10 proper chemical and mechanical tests be
The proposals. should state the time within vhioh
The marble Will be delivered: and should be accom-
panied by written guarantee, signed by one or
they undertake that the bidder or bidders will II
orthelI bid be into an CATION with
the comp elton of the work undertaken: said guar
antee TO be accompanied by the certificate Of the
trict Attorney. Navy Agent, or some ofhcer of the
genera government or INDIVIDUAL known to the En-
are able to make good their gusrantee.
The United states the rig ut to reject any
arrangements for procmrins he srbIs anu 70 make
Proposals will he received for furnishing the shat
eltheL IN sns,e blocks or IN blocks of not thar
Tour feet In length and the number of shafts offered
IN single blocks or IN pieces specIvey, should be
Proposals will be opened in this office at noon of
the ith December next, IN the presence OF bidders
who may choose to he present.
BY order OF the Secretary q War; ,r,,s
Capt. of Engineers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-21

per's Ferry, Va.
IL Sanford w. Barker, a member of the
Charleston bar, died on the Nth inst
" Sweet potatoes are selling in Norfolk at 50
cents bushel at retail
" bear, weighing $50 pounds, was shot I'm
Indiana county, Pa, las: week.
IL Heavy white frosts Were seen as far south
as Charleston, :. last week
" Parker Cleveland, Professor Of Chemistry
In bowdoin College, Me, died on the 18th ms,
u James Krebbs, formerly Of Winchester
va, was drowned a Frazer River a short time
since. ~
u The 6rst cargo Of -four sent from Charles
since. ''
:, u Margaret Conally, an Irish girl, tried in
Boston Tor shooting her seducer, has been acouit-
W The bark Reindeer, from Richmond. Va.
Ior south American port was reported al Nor
folk to be in a state of mutiny
IL A piece of the Atlantic telegraph cable
was submerged in the Ohio river between Evans
vile, Indiana, and Henderson, Kentucky. and
works admirably. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-21

Through trial of many ears, and through every
nation of civilized men, Az Ek'S CHERRY Pee
TORAL has been found 30 afford more reefand TO
cure more cases or pulmonary disease than ay oher
remedy known to mankind. Cases Of apparently set
tied consumption have heen cured by 10, and thous-
ands of sufferers who were deemed beyoDd the reach
of human aid have heen restored 10 their friends And
usefulness, 10 sound health and the eno, ments of
life, by this powerful antIdote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eve aud
the pale, thin features of tim who was lately iusty
and strong. whisper To- all hut him COMBINATION.
he tines everything, tut tn disease il snnwlns az
MS visals ana shows ats .atal symptoms more and
ny PICTORIAL now; IL bss stopped his cough,
made his breathing easy; his steep sound 1T night;
pas appetite returns and with II his strength. The
neighborhood can he found which has not some lIy-
ing trophy like this 20 shadow forth thu virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
pe'lshabe re1own. But its usefulness does not end
cure. The countless colds and coughs which IL
ouree are the seed which would have ripened into
dreadful harvest of Incurabe diseases. InlueDzs,
nG Coueh. and al rritatons Of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the CT ERRY PECTORaEif
taken in season. Every family should have il nv
from the insIdu"us prowier which carnes Of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darllns amb
from many home.
Autesnti.s.ed evidence Of these facts, with dreo-
found IN Ayers American Almanac, of which we
publish three milllons and scatter hem broadcast
over the earn, IN order thst the siok ever where
may have before them the information il contains.
Druggists and dealers IN medicipe generally have
remedies, prsesIed 3, Dbl 9. AVER. PSaes,eai
aHs oI b c ssfnmaS Gvs and b,
COOK. Ale1andrs, and hr tli dsAlsTs ever wtsIs.
u OwLAND's MACcAssAR OF n SIBRs,
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In charge Of U. 8. Capitol Ell
FORM OLA GUARANTEE.


W III. W. :. Me,ss, ". =. EnstnecS.
state OF -, hsreby. jointly and severally, cove
nant with tbs United States, and guaranty. in case
the, Wi, within ten days after the acceptance of
the said bd execute the contract for he me- with
food ana som lent sureies, to perform the work or
iuInlsh tne articles proposed. conformity to the
terms OF the adve, tlsement under when II was
into contraci as Aforesaid guaranty to maS good
the dIherence between the Offer by the said - and
the next lowest bidder. r.
CD
15ereby certify that, to the best of my knovledse
sufficient r. =
l-eOtd
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n THE GREAT TONDER
oF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

says the 81. Louis MOI Democrat: Below we
publish letter To Dr. Wood, of this city, from q
gentleman Ia MRlne, winch speaks g!owlngly CT the
superior merits OF has hair tonic such evidence
must have Its ELECT, when coming from a reliable
source. certificates gu arantees of truth the
Dr. needs no encomlums nor useless puffery from
the press:
BATE Maine January 90 1876
Professor U. }. Woon Co-GeOtlemen Having my al
tentoa called few months since highy hen, Al
effects Of Hair Restorative induced 70 mike .p
ptostfon Of t hair which had become oufis
gray, probably etrd white; my Of s-m.
oLsrscter . three months bottl- 81
your Hair Restorative, and used II soon found n w.s
proving what hal wished I used II about \
have since procured another bottle witch hay.
some can certify that IN. grrr or whit.
nsir has totally disappeared both and
my hair has resumed s natural color believe more
soit and glossy than u has
an now sixty old good the axe Of nfty
two, has used 70 with enect
The above notice derrn for
covery an assured that hoover rightly use =. REF
dreuons, VIII Lot have contradict nv state
nents am citizen Of this city snd re. dent here for ~.
last nn-en years snd am known nearly every ON. le
and ADJACENT towns ARy Of the sbov.
With my name attached s. your serv xi.h "a mr..
serve the beau 80 Of nature mys.sf
an yoorrp A. &.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

bALrthost, January g.,
PROFESSOR Woep-Desr Sir Having had the m.fortur, In
lose the he-t POI ton Of my har OF the v.c
FEVER IN NV Orleans in lsss induced Co max.
OF your eIar.ton ard founi to answer a, "a, var
thing needles My hair IL thick slo-.y and No
words express obligations TO you IN xiv ne 10 a..
an,ctcn sech : uessnTe- FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev X Bragg minister In r, rul.r
standing aud pastor 81 the Orthodox Church
Mass lie lie gentleman OF great uence ana
beloved. Wr nyEpF
bRookFIELp, January n lsSs
Pko1rseoR Noop-nesr Sir: Having .de II.I Of yo-r
Hair Restorative" gives ples,ure that
has been excellent IN renewing inf
constant tendency n itching witch n b.-. 49,
uortlsd from chdhood aud restored N, hi,
which was bsoomps gray color ha,. g-si
nc ether article with anything like tame pIe.sur. or
profit Yours truly JK ERaaa
The Restorative is put I'D in bottles offs anna.
viz; Large, medium, and small the small holds y
q pint and retaIs Tor 81 per bottle the medium
holds a. least twenty per cent. more in prnportIon
than the small retalis for 81 per bother the lsJrs
holds suart forty per cent more IN proportion and
". (; WOOD CO, Prorretors. sI2 Broadway
New York, Tin the great ". Y. WIre Railins EstaS
hshment, and ia Market ST.. ST. LOUIS Mo.
Ard sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Oo9iefes l7-&m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-21
u frsyslsrs' Dirsstery.- Ia
d. sxoFE tY2SS rs EftE HffxE IHg OF THE
r.s.o :" II - II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
20 1E a
.... Baltinsre and Ohio Railroad. ap-
Travslsrs' directory.


Baltimore and Ollie Railroad. @p-
- FALL ARRANGEMENrs. - -.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WASHTNS T02 FoK flhK WEST.
Il. MAIL. TRAIN i .S,l9.si So.
excepted, connecting closely at Washington Juno,
ton, for the west ard Chicago. =. = :.
d; THE CINSGINiNsAIl,,sTs LOUIS AND
Washington at 50 m, reaching CINCINNATI at D.
m. next day, and connecting directly with Ex press
Train for LouIsyle. Cairo and tho Southwest, and
to Cnoinnsii. hours. or to 81. Louis on, honfs
Toview the u rand Mountain Scenery of the DAD
in daylight. take eithsr the 7l5 q. IN. or $50 D. m
For Parkers6urg and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Dad take the 50 D. IN. Train. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all guar
ters ana every other possible facility Win be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Maiu Stem of the
baltimore and Ohio Ralroad will leave Washing
For al points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.45 q. m. trains.
For all Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
srios Tram tste the s So Trsn WIN 'n'
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
a. M, and $50 and q p. m. On Sunday AT SOP.
Leave Baltimore a. L. 81 and $50 a. m. and $50 and
The 745 and 4.i5 trains only will stop at way sta
tions and for Annapolis connections. : -
The Asa IN. and $50 p. m: are the chief connect
IN! trans for the west and the 6.i5. 7.45 and $50
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket offee, Washington.
F T. II. PMARssossSSi I A{snt'
oo4 Master of TranportatIos, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-21
DR.. srRRPHaEN BALI. L X Y.
OFFICE laS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
TArss doovS from, I4fh xfr,s,

DR.. BAILY begs leave TO inform the publ,o that
he can be seen at all hours AT mis- ofboe
located as above. He feels assured that ai6 80
the large number of PATIENTS and Great yarist, of
difficult that he has treated successfulIy will
enable him to surrnoun any dfhcuity, scientific or
olherwIse, Ie.aling 10 the leeth. ms own expert
ence oonhrmlng the opinion oil many men eminent IN
the profession, and especially Drs Harris and j: and
TeIeurlai Preparston. for hlling the teeth also all
f.names. Gutta PeTcha, India Rubber and Clements
that Force am Rountef on Gold Plate. Is the only
relisbe substance that can lie worn IN the mouth, a.
wss mo.t o nclusIvely shown by the last American
Dentsi Convention.
denoe and practice in Washington he IL favorably
known 10 his numerous friends and patrons, he begs
leave to refer them To the following
TESTIMONIALS
From the late Rector O ff6f C6n,ek of Fni,So,s
of ia, ,;,,.
m, s,v,uv~ O n.S, I
,,n. :. EN- DAILI DsoI -tI-' uesne 10 ea
8 .1ss my ss.eem ioi you PtIsohas Shd my conn
e1 aou,sd cr 1 h.r IT, hsI me cpsIauohs
ssaecute a ior me nave neen hiehy satisfactory.
EoPe ,nat S.u uihy IeceiS 3 inc patronage rom my
as an' TIC PupIxc .ns. youl skui ." wen DC
Nesh,,o, Ar. f % SerS uuSjy pppS,u
"oshhs'"n' Aux 81. ieos . w. rhENCh.
r a. IL.
r'o"' o"I ~ ''e o'otN n'"S y" bn9rmore-
MeSrs- bogss, CofmdH 20.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Bsily, Surgeon
DENTIST, OF W ssnlDgton oty, to execute for me an
important and ficult piece Of work. which he did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-21
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR Iso.

QuARrERMAsTrR's OFFICE, u. 3. M. CoRrs,l
WASHINGTON, September ~, IaS.}
sealed proposals Will be received at this once
O'Clock m, for furnishing ratiors 10 the limited
states marines at the following stations for the ear
Charlestovn. Massachusetts.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
BBsooklyo o, Long Island, New Yoh,
Gosport. near Norfolk, Vireinia
warrington, Florica, and
WASHINGTON, District Of Columbia.
Eacn ration to oonsst of one pound and q quarter
pork eighteen ounces of breed made of beat auper
me nour, or best superne -four at the option
sogsernment and AZ the rate of six pounds of GOOD
eght quarts OF best white beans -four auarts of
ssar, Two quarts of salt, four pounds Of rood bard
orsd soap and one and half pound Of good hard
The beef required sh,ll be delivered ON the o,d.,
OF hhe commanding offcer of each station either in
pok or o, the single ration, and hall consist of the
pest ana most CHOICE ece of the CARCASS the nary
20 be No prime mess pork, and the rrOcsris. y, he
Of the beat quality Of kinds named All sub,eot to
Inspection " ,N'eeI W
Al bids must be accompanle ed with thu mama. -,
TWO persons as suretles, VIII Sc iciepcy must he
certIhe! to by some officer of the govrrnment
Forms oil bids will furnished on Application TO this
Newspapers publishing the above advertisement
vIll please send the pspsr containing the first adver
tIssment Ia this fhce for examination.
TO be endorsed proposals for X lotions for 1889, /"
R.y.YUTHERLAND,
wrsss"Nstourl intells snoer" and evening Star,
"Sszette." Portsmouth. n. IT,; Post" and Her,
.als:" Bo.ton. Mass; "Essie.b Brool ISn, N. y;
hfsn: So,s1ts and AIaa, Phllsdsehi..
s., Will publish above three times veeI mn Ssth
OF adverrissm.and send bill accompanied by copy
Sc g soiS to this ofhce for payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-21
w EALL ARRANGEMENT.
w ASHINGTON AND ALEXAN DRIA.
A Boat Every Hour from Each Piacs.

The Washington and Alexandra steamboats, will
hereafter run regularly from the foot 10.
of 7th street, w ARLINGTON and King S<e<S.
street, Alexandra. every honr frOms0s
erca place, from y a. n to "a p. n as foliows:
ga: 9. AM u a. m, l, s, s, and ~ p. m.
From Washngton-Stea0eI THOMAS COLL
From AieSsnda l2@s aPs
81: loa, M, 10 m ,2la.4 ahd6 =: m.
From Alexandra-S;eam'r THOMAS COLL
YtR-at ia, 9. II a. m, /. 5, and p. m, except
Tuesday and Friday mornings, when the COyer
will run her regular trips tn Mount Vernon, as
and A xandria fl ON ga IN. to P. m. only.
The 81 Ga a. m and ga p. m: boats from Alexan-
drta CONNECT with Nhe trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West
The Ga a. IN. and ia p. IN. boats from Washington
connect with the trains Of the q a1ge and Alexan-
drla Railroad for he South and SOuthwt st. Sc q
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IR. H.JAMES, THE RETIRED ST.
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/rcertaIn cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
\ remedy was discovered BY him when his only
4 chlld, dauEhter, was given NJ to die. his child
Of henehtins his fellcw-mortals he will eepd, 10
those who wish II, the recipe ccntsnng fiaIl d. II
on receipt OF their names. Address
NJ, %, r. BROWN,