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CURE FOR nELEous DISEASES

Liver Complaint Sick Headache &c This nm Bilio,,g
Medicine eXpelS from the blood the hidden se.ds dis.
and renders all Tie fluids secret ions pure and
hueni, clearing and resuscitatng the vital organs
Pleasant indeed Is it to rs, that able 10 place
within your reach medicine Ike the Mou>TA1N iI1u
Pms" that will pass directly the afflicted lmris
through the blood aud fluid. Of the body and c,us,
the sufferer TO brighten with the aush Of beauty
health.
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7 n { G. TY 8 A NIX

~
One ofhe first organized under the General Banking
ofthe State
Wingive immediate attention all Collections, and bus
ness entrusted to it, Remittances Collections
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct in sums to suit, the principal points of
Great Britain, France, Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Special Deposits
f. G.. DURANT, H r. TOWSIEE
C@SaSer President
EENosHA Sent. 1st 1881
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NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o., July7, 1858.

NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o., July 7, 1858
DR. G. W. RoBACK-D Dear Sir: For the benefit of suf
ferng huma nifty permit announce through the col
your circular tho surprising properties of your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, which is
for Ind gestiOn and Liver Complaint We have
several per in town, who have been suffering with LII
Complaint and eeston, and notwhsan lug that
we good physicians be found in Northern
Ohio yet the disease baed their skill Const quenty
in state de pOnde Icy, until commenced using
your Pills. through and by the advice of friend Mr.
Brennan We used the medicine according directions
aud full OF life and hariIy, and gratitude is
equal improvement health and spirits When
into consideration what have been, and what
present. feel like charging ourselves with the sin
gratitude, did try announce The public
the great benefits your Medicine. Therefore
mend the public large, the expedency Of having
to our Medicine aud consequently, in duty
bound discharge feel be duly, in advising
persons who suffering we have suffered make
of the only and for the diseases already
mentioned. Mrs GwIN,
MPs BRENNAN,
Miss HEATON
4w19 c. T.. SPElMAN
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NOTICE.

Taken, through mistake, from the City Hotel, Satur
day evening or Sunday lst black, oil.coth TRAVEL
ING-SACK, containing, besides articles of clothing,
okS, &C., Black MorocOo-cove ed NoreBooL in which
was Certificate of Membership of the Memphis typo
graphical Unon No. H. the Tennessee issued
to the subscriber the 18th day of April last sign
by S. P Bassett, Pres't and Toof secy. Any one
returning the will receive liberal reward and the
thanks of the by whom the loss severely felt.
KRNosHA, Aug. %, $50. E. H. KIMBERLY
Kenosha Rifles, Attention.
The members of this Company hereby notified to
appear at the Arnory, Saturday morning August 9th
1859, at O'clock in full uniform for Target Excursion
By order of DAVID H. LANE. Commandment
j. T. CooMBs Clerk.
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IN EsROBATE.

Kenosha County Court IN the matter OF the Last
ana Testament Of Richard GOdsworthy Of Paris,
hosha county, deceased
D. reading and filing an instrument In writing
" porting TO be the last viii and testament Of Ri,l
Noteworthy late Oft town Paris afo esad dpcra
ana also tbs accompaT ying petition of James Russell
Richard Gold-woIhJ, OF aid town OF puris =. nrrset
among other things, that tho sand Richard Codswor
Sen ely died ~ his residence IN Paris Aforesaid
SAID ms trumtt IS inc last will and testament said
ceased, and that The petitioner are the Identical ~ RI
mar ed IN said will to assist in the settlement of said
tate and praying That day may be appointed for h,
ing the PROOFS OF sad last will and testament, &c
ordered mat the oo's of said instrument be heard be
the Judge o. this Court Saturday The 9Th day Of
TENDER ls39 at his Office IN the city AMI county or Re
tha AT " O'Clock NJ IL sal day. And it is further
der"d at public notice thereof be given all persons
tere-'e' by publ-h ny cory OF this order fo three we
81 Gee lively prior to SAID day of hcari the Kpnos
TELEGp PHI ky NJ wspaper printed ana publish ed
Ken Il city afo esaid
JON B. JILsUN County Judy,
Datsl August 10 1889. awI1. '1's'
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B. L. JUpsoN, & Co,
SOLE PROP RECTOR
No. so Leonard Street

BS- Agents wanted always-Address above. -Els
Sold AZ Kenosha by starkweather & Co, b. Robin
and s. Clark & Son.
Ord-rs for supplies should be addressed az above. .
WIN. MudR 20 EaTlyle, Mndisnn go N Y I'm
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s,AssS,atsT s,n.tpT

County OF henosha ana State Of Wisconsin The s,a
Wisconsin, TO Charles d. Rhodes defendant:
a W are hereby summoned and required 10 ansge,
n complaint OF William IL Wiley and Iuth.y a "A
plaintiffs, ia this action which will be filed in m. OH
the clerk OF his court, Kencsha city in said cruIty
uie zflh o. August ls0J to- serve cory of your
swer 10 The SUD complaint the subscriber al his
IN The city OF Kenosha and state sconsIn within
ty DAYS after the service Of this summons upon won
clusFe OF me day OF such service; If you fail 10
swer the aid complaint wi han the time Sforee.id
plaintiff III this action will take judgement against va,
ihe.sum OF five huhd ed and ten dollars and twr,Irt
Gents, ana interest from the goth of August 1855 be-
INC o'' VI 'hiS acuoh. JON JI.SUN.
vv;.o.,,, Plat tits At,Oin ne
witness the Hon. David NogsIe Judge of the
Judicial circuit of The state Of Wisconsin at
- nosha city, Ills twenty-third day OF August,
1917: (6wlll L. NICHOLS Cler
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Quarterly Meeting.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Agricultural Society
Kenosha County. will be held Monday September 5th
ct O'clock, P. NJ, at the Agricultural Hail.
H. II. TARBELL, Sec'y.
Notice of Ag iCultural Society,
The Committee appointed at the Quarterly Meeting 20
view any location that might be offered the Agricultural
Society of Kenosha County Fair Grounds consisting
OF Messrs Geo Vinton, E. D. Robb H. S. Thorp,
ner Huiett II Newberry, Perkins, Thorn Rowland,
Henry Lines and H. Wood requested to meet at the
Railroad Crossing b. G. spencersin Salem on Mon
day Aug. 10Th, at 10 O'Clock, m.
Kenosha Aug 3, 80. H. H. ia RBELL Sec'y
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.BE7 80 = CIV, =
Mountain Herb PiIIb.

ABOVE. we present you with perfect likeness Of
ltznco, chief Of tribe of the strange Aztec Nation
tiat once ruled Mexico. You win fRl fall account If
hun aud his people in Pamphlets aud Alm,nncs-to
be lind gratis from the agents for these Pills
The inventor and manufacturer of Ju,lSon's Morn
tam Herb Fills has spent the g,enter art Of his life in
travelling having visited nearly every country in The
world He spent over six wears among The Indians Of
the Rocky Maintains and Of Mexico aud it wa. thus tnt
the . MOUNTAIN HERB lHIs'' were discovered 4 y,ry
interesting of his adventures there Won VII ma
in onr Almanac and Pamphlet.
1t is established fact that all disease arise fo,
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For sale by Stnrkyvensher d Co., F. HODI"sO
nud =. fnfk ~ son, II enOsh"
snd by Druggists generally hrouTou' he United state
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

wILLARDS' HOTEL-w Neary, Pa: Col
Haris c; Stevens, w Montgomery,
NY; l. Cuttings, Md; n 8 Chase and Iy, Mass; N
Johnson and lady, Ohio; Mr. Ferguson, sd; ID
Aria, Mrs Morgan, Miss NJ F. Denham' Ny:
nd i Axinsoa oad ADAMS MT Pa; W Coolidge
Warren, USA; w Well, Nd; w III Furness. ir,
PA Jno Farrell and ly NY; ID Dauels and fam
Md Chadwick and lady, NJ; r d Barten and
aaua htsr, N York; l. Draper, Mass; ) Russell,
Mass; N and Cartwright NJ Pratt, N York;
Il Sheldon and lady, o; Mrs Pond j 6 Desh-
Ter and lady, A Suydam, II P Rossiter, Mrs r
Y; 1. Jordan, Va; r Mccoy, T Latemer and
lady, Hamilton, p Booth, Pa; r f. Cooke,
Mis- n Cooke, Va; Haines a.. Lipprall,
Jri DR. Letherman, USA.
NATIONAL HOTEL &C Myers, Th Means.
w Green, o; J f Coad, Md, Capt w Porter
1sld, Miss; T Shirley. Tenn; X Bowie, jr, Col
W ID Bowie, Harris aud LADY, fried man
Nd; DR. Gicsn, XIV: w Rsdaeid, n YI; Geo
Searborough. KY; ID James and lady, " Y; w
w Finney. Va Mrs NJ s and Miss w Bow
man, Ne; Thos Deford, Mrs J Posey, Mrs r
DoehIa, Md; Jas Lenny, Pa; VIM Sutton, 4
Gottsberger and lady, Yk; w r CONF. Mass.
NJ and Mrs Merchant. Md; Jno Wright XIV; 4,
sands, ny Hill, Va; Hon Snyth, Hon
nae, Nh; Maj Hill and lady, Miss Hill, Va;
Woods and lady, Cal; mulIikin, Md;
Hon u y Fitch, la;
kIRkWOOD HOUSE % Wood. P,: A
Orri Md; S'ront, Va; J r Johnson j Rad
Snlo, +" Donaldson, Is VI Dcsher, > A Gloa1
Newman. A Dickinson, Dixon, J w
hraoos, w Czwles, f Sukehart F. NV
conner, A Williams w Robinson ] Rsis
niger, Street, A Metcalf; l. Plsinde. II III
fialnde, si lOSM; w Doris, Teun; X II Scott
Ala w Johnson, Tenn; w f Cartlett, Col q
Houston, w = Lewis, WI Cheny, c G Adnan,
DePat,, r. w Pendleton, Thrawns, : b
Doyle, q Wallace, @ " Wallace, all IOSN. I
Jones; Del II w Petriken, XII; A Green do.
w stewart, do; 3 Beaeham, do; w DrmSon'
ooi Movers, do; w Maitland. do 8 Fean'
ooi r Dnnberry, do; Col Mn Falls, do; T
Lewis, Ny Harm, do; 9 A Whfteley, Md
" Berry, do; Mrs Davis, do; Capt Henry, USA
BROWNS HOTEL-AC Davis. Kansas. q
w Johnston, do; w T Lockhart, wis; A Brown
Nd; Miss Wilaen, do; II Bennett do; A Henes
IA Henes. do; Duckett do; g Dadley
ana dang liter, NY Drummond, CT; C II Mott
Mtssi w GTsdham, Tenn; Capt Porterteld Miss
Shirley, Tenn; p Riley, Va; Il ri Digs
and son, Md Judge Jowin, Pa; Lane, va: r
NO; Holiday and son, NY; SeopfeId. CT: :
w hitney, Cali 6 StorestTeet Md: ] N smith
and lady, NY; Miss Bochr do III Smith, Mass:
Farmham, Pa; l. " Rosen:haI do; w G.
hepPary, Mo; Bartlett, NY; DR. Bailey. do.
WASHINGTON HOUSE Hon IA 8 Lane
and lady, Ind; Hon J C KunkeI Pa; G ID Homer
and lady, NJ; w C Milligan, Pa; f. Dewey. VT:
ID Squire, Cal; II ID Squire, CT; r IIoyd Pa:
n D-groot. T Esmendorf and lady, y YR: w
flIley and lady, Chas Hail and lady. Ala: A n
Owen, GA; A 8 Dutton, Pa
UNITED STATES HOTRL-B shackl.ford
va Walker, do; T Chiffon do: j q Brrsh
DO; w Brawson, Pa; III Snyder, do; Mrs Linn
Bio; Mrs Barr, do ID w Moore, Md: Youoa
Dc Crowley, Va.
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MORE AND STRONG TESTIMONY IN
Nl FAVOR OF MRS. COX'S


The following strong testimony IN favor of the
great efhcaoy OF this lnva uahe Medical Preparation
s furnished without solicitation, by Capt. Joseph
Ciackner, one OF our Oldest, most respectable. and
well known citizens. The remarkable cure efsrred
to In the certlh cate 10 the more woEderful when It
s stated thst The subject is more than years
old, and his disease had ba cd the skill of our most
eminent ply sIclaDs, until IL com PEELED, finally
TO great saving and curing properties of the
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC ZION. Read,
all ye who doubt and profit by the information Eiven
In the annexe certificate:
BALTIMORE, Sept. Q, 1883.
Tho undersis nod, having experienced the bene-
holal effects OF MRS. NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEG
EFABLE DECOCTlON, does not hesitate to
recommend II to the attention Of the public, from
my own experience, well the TESTIMONY of 9TH
ers. whose intslg and rty are atog eth
unquestlOnsble. have no doubt of its efhcacy m
al cases of Carbuno! es BoIs, Piles, Eruptious and
all SKIN Diseases, all of which have been afr ioted
with for fourteen years. After trying many adyer-
tIsed remedies and emf nent ply eIcians, with no
material relief, my friends advised me to try MRS
M: COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC-
TON, and after trial of months all appearance
OF the disease has left ne, and my skin Is smooth
and clear as ever. Ny stomach is good, and better
than 1t has been for the last FIVE ears
JOSEPH CLAcKNxR,
mo. Alsquith st !"
For sale BY Chas. Stott, corner of Pa. avenue and
7ts street, w as hrgtOn, ID. c.. and Frank d. Win
ter. corner st. and Vermont avenue DIR. r. ). T.
Clssel Georgetown, ID. c.; and Jas. EntwisIe, Al
e1andrla, Va; aud Druggists generally.
de 81 cow
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA.
RINE CORPS.

QuARTERaAsTER's OFFICE, L. g. M. CoRPsl
WARRINGTON, January s, lass. (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
until Monasy the I'm OF february next. at clOok
4,56 as the case may bel for the ls5 8, wi.
500 uniform caps, complete
zoe non Commissioned officers epauletts
&c eO prvates' oounterstraps
l son rass waist plates
l 500 brass breast plates
/ 800 stocks (patent Ieatssr 10 "
$500 brogans. pairs
500 knapsacks (gutta perchab
zsCO fatigue caps, navy blue cloth, indigo dye
CLASS Nos.
100 100 Yards : navy bne Goth, indigo dye
! eco marine sray blankets. to weigh pounds each
$40 yards scs rlet cloth
$500 red flannel shirts
400 yards white rattInett
CLASS No. l.
1000 pairs linen overalls
$500 linen shirts
1900 fatigue frocks
500 canton flannel drawers
600 buff bay onet belts
900 buff waist belts
go bun cartridge box bolts
l zoo cartridge boxes
100 bsyonst sesS Ss sGA'A''
Glass No. 6.
R Rsss drums drums, eo% 9a'
Sergeants So ord,
A uslcIan:' DO; dor men and boysD
lockwood Is 6fes
Telor drum heads ssd s tha..er and snare,
fass drum heads
Drum snares, sett
Drum cords. each
All the above mentioned articles must conform in
dH respects TO the samples in the Office of the As
sistant Quartermaster, 20 Spruos street. PhiIa-
spotted and compared with those samples By the
ASSISTANT nar teImaster, such person as may be
appointed. Such as may be unequal thereto IN any
particular will be rejected in which case the oon-
tractor viii be ,und to furnish others of that re-
CURED KIND or quality within fifteen days; OF. If that
De NOT DONE they will be purohased at his pense
rayments VIII be de on each delivery snould
Congress have made al appropriation to meet thu m
or ss soon thereaf or as an appropriation shall be
meoe ior that purpOss. fhe quantity mav be in
creased or diminished, at the op, ion Quarter
master, on making the contI as the exig encies
OF he service may emand.
.; Proposals Will slso be received up to the same
time for the msnufncture Of
Sergeants' Uniform coats
Musioana,
Wooen pants
Ealrue wOOllen Jackets
Matcb coats and
Muscians' red jsckets.
Forms Of Offers can be procured ON appicstion to
TINS once, I'D two responsible suretIes must be
iqrnlehed, whose sutiot ucY must be certified BIZ
uniteo States Judge, district attorney, OF navy
No proposal will be considered that doe, no,
ssrlotly comply with the form ISSUED from th. Of
Proposals viii bs spdorsed /" Proposals for fur-
nishing supplies for thu Marine Cerps," ami sd
p-NawTt -Qusrtermaster.
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UN.IvyAhf 1 e / 3 A n SHtknKnr.
WITH UMENsn
HONE AND EUROPExN DEMlKn


The reason Why. !, that BY Natures own process
it restores the natural color permanently sher ne
s hsr 9ee9mss gray: supplies Tie natn nmS, ard
DRUID, Itehlns and heat from the sca ,, suiets and
tones the nerves, and thus cures al nervous hsad
the and hair IL viii stop aod keep a from AL
int OF; psaksstt soff glossy, heaIky asd 6easfisI
viii never Cal or beoome sfsy; then. reeasr' read
the following and judge for yourselves;
n...rs O. J. wooD q oo.-s.1iisn.S' s.Stss sssrs +.
good deal about Professor WOODS hair sud nv
Prs1elo.. Witch 10 CON Sou slss great man,
had against a. manner Of patent medicines and short tine
oommencsd using your article 90 test myself
The result hss beeO sst-f ry that Esd
other, may BE- ss gray Who having
my pre.sdice without for setting Esd-
prof md IN. beat proof being ocular Demonstration
20 hi, sitter which zoe may sAs~ 80 an, .aeA and ..e
The n. Y. Wire Railing Esi. blishment every day
ny hsir color much improved In sp-
pesrsnoe being slOssisr ssd toksr ana muoh
more hsslshy looking.
corner Of ooIsnSi. and Carroll sea-, sroosiya-
Lr,lsssror Ala, r.b Il. Isss
fnor woop-pssr Sir; Your Hsir Restorative has Done
Iixhty dminsEins for ,.~,rsi YEA, es1,ec ,epps,.
nsn aisht burn vhea was quite an infant have been
A.v. noe bead Of hair growing n.r having used all
S.s. rsmssr .s@ 70 sas. Hs The nSs ,.l
s,. way e ass your rsn.a, foa CO. rrS.h hi, you
rsILarrLrnIA, Sept. g. ssT.
fnor. Woop-Desr Sir Your Hair Restorative rirg
Itself highly beneficial The the
part q my cad alnoet lost IT, covsring-ws
have used but slf botesi
the ED IL well studded . prom isipg
crop Of air lie fr
rave Or ed other without
ever think from personal stion,
induce many 9th. try g. Yours respectfully
ID. n. THosSs N. D.. No. Vine Street
The Restorative i, pul in bottles Of three sizes,
VIZ large, medium and small; the small holds u q
pint, and retai:s for 81 per bottle the medium holds
m nrfH ka h.
small, retaIls for % per bottle; the large holds q
quart 20 per cent. more In proportion, and retss
o. J. WOOD 4 CO.. rropretors sl2 BroadS.,
New York, (In the crest y. Wi1e RsIInE Es-
Establishment. ard va Market street, II. LouFs No.
Ana sold BY all good druggists and ancy Goods
Dealers. nol7 Sun
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NOTICE OF The DiSCoNTINUANCE OF

NorrcE OF THE NSS iissTS5lNTrNUANcE OF
THE "PLATTR" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS. THE
OFFICES FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBURs AND MI
Lam, MISSOURI, AND THR SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Zoe is hereby given that, IN pursuance of law
IN view Of the fact that the unsoId lands IN the
"PIafts' and "Chariton DISTRICTS" In Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred thousand acres in
each district, the Secretary of the Interior has d-
rected the dlscOntlnuance of said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry at the
Onces At fLATTsBURG ana MILAN be immediately
Withdrawn, and made again cot to sale and en-
Try az BONNEVILLE, IN said State, from, asd after
he 3lSf day Of March ssrt, prior to which time no
application will be received at the discontinued of
hoes, or entries permitted, xoept in coassrdftar
eItSttng pre-enpti0H claims.
All persons entitled 10 PATENTS at either Of the
ofhces at PLArTsBURs or MILAN are requested TO
call for the same ON before the 3Ist day of March
next as as after that date They viii be transmitted
to Booneville for delivery. Patents are d6Iirsred
free of chdsse.
Given under my hand at tho oity Of W ashingto
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Lar Offioe,
de q w6w
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-1--- ---i;e says that that town will
ne o.lc ;s 90 s.,. for the Mount Vernon
Fund.
III Organ grinders are ordered b. the Mayor
Of Richmond TO quit the city, when foL Co pay
ing in the streets.
III Under the head of % Painful Incidents, "
the Dsseret News notices the q rst case Of pro-
issslonal street walker, in Great Salt Lake City
III There has been a heavy sleet in the Vest
ern part OF Auegh any county, Maryland, and
latge branches OF trees are broken or by the
weight Of the Ice.
IL The w arden of the State Prison at Charles
town, Mass, gave the prisoners a half holiday
christmas, and read to them Dickens's Christ
mas Carol.
u The New London Chronicle wants to get
wag ITO be PLAYED by Telegraph between New
London and Noank
OHIO LEGISLATURES in the House, a bill re-
peanng the ten per cent. law and establishing
seven per cent. as a uniform rate of interest has
come up as special order.
u The New Haven Courier, Of the OH con-
tains letter from The Hon. Roger \. Baldwin,
1ecunin2 to be the candidate OF the Opposition
ioi the next Congressional nomination.
VI so plenty is game at the West, that one
nrm In chicago contracted to send I0J, 90 pounds
ofquaii and prairie chickens TO the East, this
season, and has already exceeded the amount
u wild cat was killed in Windham Green
county, sy an English terrier dog. On several
occasions " had made SAD havoc among the tur-
keys, chickens, &c. 1t measured three feet one
inch.
III "The ugliest trades, =" said Jerrold uhave
tnelr moments Of pleasure. Now, IL I were a
Rravedi2ger, or even a hangman, there are some
people | could work for with a great deal OF
enjoyment
IL The Mayor Of Richmond, Va has direct
90 the police II stop all carriages found in the
streets, with negroes in them, and to arrest and
cage tpe passengers, IL they have not the proper
autnoflty for riding in public conveyances
u In 4 recent ease in England on the subject
OF the auction purchase OF a horse, Lord Camp
Dell said that " IL owner bid at an auction A
real bidder, to whom the lot was knocked down
mig at avoid the contract on the ground that he
nad been imposed upon, and his bid forced up
TO an improper mark"
"A BEAUTIFUL CUsTos-Several months ago,
u was proposed that on the first SUNDAY Of every
year all the Christian congregations BY whom
tne English language was spoken should unite
IN singing the sonoIous choral cold Hundred
70 the words Of w ats we'll known h,mn
Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
consequently, last Sunday, this HYMN was sung
In our city churches; and az the notice had beer
VerV extensively circulated, II is probable that
most 81. the protestant cong regetions in America
EngIand, and Australia Joined in this chorus
N Z. Post.
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FOR LIFHOSRAPHING.
OFFICE surSsisInsDEsr rgsLlc PnsrIss,

+ WASHINGTON, December 81, 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be reoeiv cd at this of ce
until Monday, the 18th day of January, 1889 az ~
O'Clock for engraving on stone, and printing from
Representatives of the United Slater, certain
MAPS and c dARTS communicated to Congress-
with the annual message OF the President Of the
The Maps aud Charts tof which from two to three
thousand copies are to be printed Will bs open for
the ins peotion bidde this Office until the merp
Ing OF the day for closing the bids Tbs paper re-
CURED for printing will he furnished by this office
Blank forms for proposals viii be furnished to all
who purpose 10 bid and bond and approved seouri-
ty will be required from the suo cessul bidder for
the faithful execution of his contract
1t is to be distinctly understood that no bid Will
be reoeved from any party not directly engaged in.
bud for.
The proposals must be addressed to Geo. w
Bowman. Superintendent of the Public Printing
Washington, and endorsed Proposals for Iithos,
raphIng." GEO. W. BOWMAN,
de 81 -eotd Snperintenisnt
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w FALL ARRANG EMENT.
w ASHlNGTON AND AL K X ANDRIA
A Boat Every Ho1er from Each Place.

The Washington and Alexandra steamboats, vii
hereafter run regularly from the foot f.
Of 7th street, Washington. and King AHff
street, Alexandra, every hour from2S
eacn place. from N a. m. to Ia p. m, as follows:
From WashingtOn-Steamer gro. PAG E-ai
So, g, and III a. m, l, 5, s, and N p. m.
From Washlngton-Steeuerr THOMAS COLL
fER-at 8, 10 a. m, IL M, 2, Z. and p. m
From AlexandrIs-Steamer GEO. PA6E-Ai
81. 6. l0a. M, 10 m ~, 4, and p. m.
From AlexandrIa-Steamer THOMAS COLL
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings when the ColIyer
will run her regular trips to AMOUNT Vernon a.
heretofore, and omit her trlps betwe, Wsshngto tor
and Alexandria from "a. m. TO p. m. only.
The 81, ~ q. m. and % p. m: boats from Alexau
drla connect with The trains OF the Baltimore ano
OHIO Railroad for tbs North and West.
The6k 8. m and Ia p. m. boats from washington
connect with the trains of the Orange and AeIan
drla Railroad for The South and Soul Nsst. .