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MEDICINES.

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APPLY IMaBD ATBLy.
cuRs WARRANTED, or NO cHxksE.
IN FROM oNx TO TWO DAYS.
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Il PROPOSALS.
Il OR MATERIAL FOR THE APPROACHES
" . tn = SOUTH WING OF THE TREASURY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Bureau OF Const notion, August 10, 1890
Proposals. will be received at this Dap,rtment
urtl II O'CLOCK m, on the LIST day of September
1860, Tor the delivery of the followlng articles viz
Prepared stones Tor BE gian pavement suff lent
20 lay down 6,S0 superficial feet OF Pavement F60
Inca feet OF curb stones for sidsp axis. a O in
iength not less than seven feet and inches thick
BY i7inches deep; the top edge hammered strai mt
and true,S inches wida,b retur ted wn inc on
one soc Inc hos ON the other and have their nds
piece of radius of feet Outside Ind of the sane
tnlokness ard depth, and same returns dnwn the
fdes as the stTalg oncs; snd another auarter
eli Gle In pieces of not than feet in length of
radius OF q fest outside, Of the same depth ami
return down the SIDES as above, and inches thick
is5 pfCs: hos North River Flsssns feet by 6
10 pieces Of blue North River Tagging feet by
q piecs. Of blue North River Tagging feet by 6
IS pieces Of blus North River Plugging fec. b, 5
bidders must state the p.icss for rough flag, of
smooth h3g, OF dressed flag, OF each Of the above
Nfss OF the best qusiiry, per supe fcial fo,t.
Wlsteyef KIND 10 soocted must be prepared IN 8
Psrieoty proper manner 10 be laid down, and to
I inches Tick, with their ridges iointed rouaTe
the articles u be delivered az the FraasurT Extsn-
sion, where they Will be used as may be dfec:ed by
the proper authority.
The proposals q ust he sent under cover to tie
Secretary Of the Tres1ury, endorsed Ppoeosnis foy
Maferta! yor fhs TrsaSxry Extsasioa :" aad will ne
openeo az o'clock p. M of the asst dsy named for
cSso.s assena the e AZ bidders
Acting Engineer in charge
oo ID <oWboeptI Treasure llepartf
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Jos. 9. WILSON,
CommitsiOner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- emptiop
TO any of the lands within the ownships and parts
OF townships above mentioned, Is required to es-
tablsh the same to the satisfaction of the register
aud receiver of the propsr land Office, and make pay
ment therefor as soon az practicable after seein
commencement Of the public sales Of the lands en-
Will be forfeited Jos & WiISoS
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTE Under the acquisitions of the department,
as heretofore and now ex sting, no pa, ment can he
made Tor advertising prOclsmations except TO spch
publishers as are specially axttorized To publish by
au 20 Nj ,wlSv
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Explosion OF KEe or POWDER MAN BADLY
WouyDBD -HpRsEs KIJLED-WAGoN DENoL-
IsHsp The Nashville Gazette says: wagner
by the name Of Foster left this city on Tuesday
last with lot OF goods for Miller & Shafield, Of
Chapel Hill, and among other packages in the
wagon was a key of powder. We learn that on
that night be camPed out near Tr.une, In Will
Hanson county, and went to sleep in the wagon
with candle burning. Ii Is not known to be
the case but IL is supposed that the candle set fire
70 some article which communicated afterward
TO the key of powder, aud caused an explosion
terrible 20 relate. MIR. Foster was horribly mu-
tlated by the explosion, and IL is thought will
not recover. Tive Of the horses Were Instantly
killed, and the wagon was completely demol-
ished. The above partiS ulars were gained from
. merchant Of this city.
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pR0PQsALS FOR REPAIRING TuE CIJS.
L TOM HOUSE Ar BALTfMORE, MD.
TRxAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

fRorosALs viii be received ct this DepaTtmen
n s me hiteenth Day Of September, A. d., les at
II O'Clock, noon, for the repairs IF the Custn,n
Hoqss n art i to be repaired 81, Baltimore,
lions prepared At this Department. BfddeIs viii
Dc Required To receive the old east Iron work d..
psnsed with IN part payment OF the work n the
rate Of one dollar per hundred pounds, and viii he
eqnired TO farnish ali the atsriA nd perform Ali
the necessary labor 10 con piete the oai1s
Ing 10 the ans furnished.
Ninety per cent, OF the amount of work done and
materials delivered according to contract prioe
tssid amount 10 be sscertainsd in the manner pre-
seIlb-d by tn, contract, by the estimate OF An
a a 81 ne Department appointed for that pur-
posel VII Do paid monthly, as the work progresses
and Ten psr cent retained until the com petIon OF
tne contract and Acceptance of the work ~ the
assat aoresald and TO be forf tied in the svsct of
zen inihl rent Of contract, ssecifostions and
III aan h ~ % real, on the 18th Of August, when
.sa ans pr%posa must be sent 70 Oh b~psrtmeEt
anil endorsed Proposals for yspdsrins fks Baiti
Moe Csuom h9ass, aod vlll be open1d at one
600 oil the | ct dag named for rec .iylas The
same. As '''s
HOWELL COBY.
~ y 1tW6W Secretary Of the Tveasuvw
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Toy Fog TIE SICK AND suPFERING.
- LET ALL WHO IRE APFLICIED
APPLY THE REMEDY
EEJOLCFTW urxTru

hEJONE lN n EALJH.
Friend, do you suf Q. Are yos the victim Of any
OF those numerous ailments which arlse ffom I'M
guilty OF the blood: What are they, do you ast
source Of lie and health and il il the hrst emept
OF our beng TO respond to any cause which ,fects
tn system, as the pulse infslIhy attssts The ever
prevailing Nenreeis. the i,rts ting Erys pc a. the
subtle Scrofuia: the sEouizlng Rhcumatism, Ner-
vous Debility; Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with 10.
torpor ene DIRECTION and the mum be- less ills that
nesh 10 heir to- derive heir hideous origin frUm Ire
pood; Deal kindly thes and getty with the blood.
Use the vtallzing res uTces Of nature for its aid
Sno srner rs 20 commend 70 your confidence and
use that truly valuable meoiosInent knoyp as
INKS. M. COIS
INDIAN FBGETABLE DECCCTTON
With r-gard TO this simpst infsllible sp-oi6o
popular senttment has tp"ken in deolded tsrms
and the eyidences Of this great efhcscy are sue
ta;ned oy constant evOvals Of curative efscts and
tn hfppIest results from its use are seT Al otheT
remedies and the best medical skill have fai ed
Let ue say, IN conclusion, thst certificates Of
cures are not sous ht from ths Hitter ate AID an per
nci:l, nut they are volunteered from the mosf re
spectabe sources AMI justify the highest terms in
Vmch u 10 possible 70 commend 90 yalunhe A
speoihc 10 pub ic sppraval We nav add slso that
the curative properties of the ne are "a
only by its restorative ELECTS, the srstsm recover
Ing from disease vi renewal constitute ma Wis or
FOR sale hy all respectable Druggists in this
oity, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M COX,
one genuine unlees her name Ia blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
Whese'a gest. r. :. r. ClS5EL. Drussist
Ger. etoSn, u a.. W holesals sfept Tor ths 6is'
the, and vi supply the trad st mY prIoes-
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT RUCHU,
Arising from Excessss, Habits Of Dissipation.
Atts.dsd :ssik q. 5siio,sins Symptoms
s@t e s1''on DoutI5 S 81 s. rSss
Horror of Disease, wskefaness,
gniysrs.! Lassituds of the Muscular system;
Dn''' fa AZ ffS coyNF FRRsiHiHRos the F'''
n %gTsEe FG sff1 %E1 FITS
u u .oss OF WHICH THE pATiksT NAY ESrI T..
%iNsaNlTYs AND CoNsyMPTIoN.
THE rfS S$ 81 $ EIff
III ( +; Ss { II Ei:;i'ia
Requires tho aid of medicine to strengthen
Which EX Sf S6G taa SSyssS%
TRIAL WILL coNvsNcx THE MOST sKgPrIcAL.
o, = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FL A. Esd AZ
IN sA SNhYfSa sFkcTfSNMsA FEthIxR TO
ny ss S dhao.: 3
n Jss %s.
arising from lndlscretlon, Habits OF Dissipation,
Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY t s saISG10Si 81 f'0 WITHOUT 1T
Take no nlors Balsan, Msrcxry, on nnplsasan.
aEM Ii ES Eli BcRU
T.. sEoREfT' fDffssEAsEs
Little OF no change in Diet; oincoHven fience
It c,u,,, fro. Msd s 10 E5rosSs so,
Urinats, thereby, Removing DISTINCTIONS,
PrsyeT;,ns End curing StnCtu5sa Of the UIstha.
the GLASS of diseases. and eIpslling al Poisonous
O'''e Tao rs iSID 9f GPo ss UsANDs
and 1. sSF h TWS yf1 1 M on
POISON. has has, p the use of"RSwERyUL As
Out " 2 Ps sfRkasfssa 1 I2!H "a MARRIAGE.
:, Use EF1MBoLD's EtrRAcr BucHu for a. aaso-
lions and "i.f GRfS e isi ORGANS.
"h''h'r eAli MAZE Il OR FEMALE.
S' I0Ss shNb IN 70 matter of
HEfSBis & Ri RI E sffi aSB PfHSfHfo'
as L RE6 Ssf R:
:" will H SHRTRiFIG ths rTss OF CURES
Frop TO 20 years Standing.
"irh N scIE NfHEs S IN FAME.
Price u. 90 per bottle, or six for Is. 90.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
II D.scFIss SYMPTOMS IN ALL cooxMyNIcArIoss,,
Cures Gaaranseed. Advice Gratis J!
AFFIDAVIT.
the CITY Of Phi adel phia H. T. HKLMBOLDw being
duly sworn, doth e.y. his preparations co tain no
bot re- VosesaSs H ipEl9LSns odLIppg
sworn and suRsoribed before me, this Esd day of
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Alderman.
- Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Address Letters for information in conidence to
II. r. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth st bet Chesnut Phila
BEWARE OF COUyTERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
who endeavor to dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
OTHER" ARTICLES on THR REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
:. :. Extract Buohu,
=. Sarssparilla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Bold by z. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street. and 8.
Z. FoRD, JR., corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
.AhNb ALI DRgGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR he LMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
ap4 eolv
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UTSt Domingo Is improving very much In
public spirit and enterprise, according TO the
respondent Of the tario de la Marina, Of Havana.
Great efforts are making to iadure immigration.
The Legislative Assembly has authorized the gov
eminent to donate a certain quantity Of land to
each colonst for period of four years after which
time he win be required to pay moderate rent
to the Finance Department. Not only is he free
from all charges for tbs land during those four
the public conveyances gratis and even boatmen
are not allowed 70 ask him any fee. The Acad-
envy Of Arts and Sciences was opened on the LIST
inst, and the University enterprise Is progressing
very favorably. foundry has been established
at the capital for the manufacture Of agricultural
implements and machinery, which will be OF vast
benefit 10 agricultural interests. The government
Is calling N the paper money issued by the Baez
administration. The commencement Of operations
by the new line of steamers which is to connect
the capital with st. Thomas, Porto Rico and
other Islands Is anxiously looked for The Arch
bishop elect had died at Porto Rico, where he
had gone to be consecratsd.
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RoPE-WALKlNs AT NAHANT-A PERnous
FEAT "A Boston paper Of late date says Of one
John Deniers rope-walking feats at Nahant: An
immense eoncourse OF people was on the ground
from Lynn, from all the villages adjacent TO Lynn
and even the residents OF Nahant condescended to
open their windows and look at the Bohemians,
who streanled past their houses by hundreds, and
cared for nothing but popcorn and che cigars
At half past four the champion and arusu made
his appearance in silk-tghts, and glittering stars
upon that portion of ths body most conspicuous
when walking. He tried the rope, bis pole was
handed to him, and at the report or a pistol he
commenced his journey. There was breathless
silence, as every one expected that he would fall
and dash himself to pieces upon the rocks beneath,
and all wanted to see that important portion Of
the entertainment But Mr.. Denier had no such
intention lie walked slowly and carefully,
steadying bis body with the pole, and always
placing bis feet firm, and keeping Ais ewes fixed
upon the rope. He did not stop to dance, or lie
down, or roll over, bun kept on until he reached
the end Of his journey and landed upon terra
trDaa in safety. Then there was an immense
chipping of hands. and the show was over but
people tool Ii rather i'll tina. Mr.. Denier did not
fall and kin himself at least break every bone
In his body. That was what they expected, and
our folks don't like TO be disappointed. The
whole time occupied In crossing was about five
minutes.
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u. q. II. % II. "a.
HUNNEWELL,S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lang Coppfaints, frsss
Common Coughs to AetuaI Consumption.
HUNNEWEEL'S
JUSTLY Gel ERR TED
ToIU ANoDxNJ
TIE Nature! and Sure Remedy for all Nsr-
vons Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases where OPIUM
was ever used to that of Dalirium Tremeus and the
common chief cause of Disease =
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anodyne, though containing not par
tleie OF Opium, PRODUCES ell the requirements of,
and may BE- used In oil cases wherever Opium Was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
isayinS fhs patient in perfectly natural ate. ;,
the common objection Of Tough Rene dies, which
produce nausea or prostrstion,D may be considered
t4e common enemy 70 oil Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect impunity. Asking
severe investlgs OF both Remedies, and reading
OF our pamphlets TO be found with ali dealers and
more Particularly to purchase only of those who
S be depspded upon, We wait IN confidence the
Prices within reach OF al f" 81
GENERAL AGENTS.
NJ. w. bUNnKwELL C Co., and 3. Commercial
SISS: a ysssIEII, las Water ST. New York,
NEW Eli, Chemist and Pharmaceptist Boston,
Mass, whose signature overs the 90 ks Of the
Genuine only, and to whom address ali eommunI-
Sold b ell respectable dealers eyerywhere. and
mar @.eo.r
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THE EVENING STAR.
Lines.

Lines.
I clasped her tiny hands in mine,
embraced her slender form;
I vowed to shield her from the wind,
And from the worlds cold storm.
She sat her beauteous eyes on me;
The pearly tears did flow;
"pop BLAST You, i X I NM Cor
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The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
YoFk EVERY WEDNESDAY, at sa3GS
O'Clock ?. M, and New York for Wash
Passengers can join fhe ship al AIsxsndris at suy
tune before the hour Of the stesmer's depsrture,
N. BIN the event of the steeme RI inabilifv eo
oross the bar in consesuence Of low water al Toods
WI be promptly ightsred to and from the steamer
For freight or RsSssysgs seply e
oo1-S.M&Ttr Wasteyn Whsrxxs
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-ea NEW ORLEANS
IN THRnE DAx9
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&4 79

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Faf TO LYNCHBUR6:
Virginia and Tennessse,
EGst IesrnsSsss and Virginia,
East Tsnnsssss and Gsoreia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston, -.l -s-. =.
Mtsstsstppi Central,
Net1 Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rail, thence by First Glass Packets H.
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery By Rail, thence to Mobile BY First
class Packets. Mobile 70 New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNpAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at 6 o. m. and p. m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at IS m. and 6k p m. and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest.
Omoe-Pennsylvana avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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nssssn q Rsysi cssgs sfssssses ksea~s. %.
~ sae me mess snnsns Cseges "a ne eostsc estss
fsis Of Lsseen Para. Phils and vhsrs
tnsvn; many uesllsd vstk rssias IN ths head 70
when asleep great being alarmed sydSss
,,s we Esgss en.a.nr s.ndsd 1850
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OCEANSTEAMERS, SAILING DAYS

az ne ~ anvsna mall steamers leave New York ON
ne "a. Lah, l7th. and nth Of each month aud
Ce1reston on the fth and 18th -
az se CAiornta mai stss mars leave New York on
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FOR NEW YORK.
,sTATEROoM. ESQ.
Inc Nov York and Virginia Screw STEAMSHIP,
MOUNT VERNON, Capt T. c. Smith, SIEf3H
xlll IeHye the CoTpspy'. Depot, Wes.@A
Day and the Compsny's Depot. ss Alexsndris,
Passengers from Washington and Georse.ovr
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
1tb street and Pa, avenue hourly or they can leeys
on the steamer from the Western Wharves "a III
o'clock q. m.
State rooms oan be engaged on application q
MesErs. Morgan d Rhineliart, Western Wharyes
tire. Va N'fe'
III Insurance viii DO efeoted on ali goods b,
Uranium. - - ~~A'
The accommodations for passengers by this line
are In every respect retc ass and every effort vii
De made TO render this communication with New
For freight or pessaSe apply To- POwI,E 4
90. Agents, AlexandnA.
II. B. CROMWELL q CO..
se2-ly SO Wast AZ. corner ihan1 Nsx VII
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THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY BY RAIL
IN TINE
than any other LiRe-thc Lynnhburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, making it the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELLERS!
1t is provided with First GLASS Sleeping Cara!
To New Orleans. .-----.--.12 Hours
TIME aS salssnsT7 -:----:-::::ss 90:
Nashville do.
D-.The U. s; MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Once, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy ivanis
enue, to the following points:
Lynchburs. Bristol. KNOXVILLE, Atlanta,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, COLUMBUS,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
u THROUGH TICKETS TO THE Va
RIOUS VIRGINIA. SPRINGS.
V0mnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ofhoe at .. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent
ma fS-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa Az
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED'
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
4 Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DR0PSICAL SWEikINGS.
and excites the .ABsORBENTS into healthy 40.
dep a O and sfs ali GNNKTURHf ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
MEN. WOMEN. Or CHI DRKN
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+ RRsoNs Deelin,ns sens-. e~,,p, n, .xv,ox n
saERss Of holsahoid elects osn kad red, ssls ~
celng e my EnrnishinE Store, AS 1th str est be-
ssSaa x66S6fps Bvcnlr.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-19
THE ARKANSAS Traveller.

A lost and bewildered Arkansas
Travler approaching the cabin Of a
Squatter, about forty years ago, dis
covered the proprietor seated on an
old whisky barrel near the door,
part sheltered by the caves, play
ing a fiddle, when the following
dialogue ensued-the Squatter still
continuing to play the same part
over and over:
Traveller. - Halloo, stranger?
Squatter.-Helio yourself.
T-Can I get to stay all night
with you!
S-You kin git to 90 to :h-ll.
T-Havey you any spirits here!
Slots Of 'em. Sal saw one
last night by that thar ole hollor
gum and it nearly skeered her to
death.
T--You mistake my meaning,
have you any liquor!
S--Had some yesterday, but Ole
Bose ne got IN and Tapped all Nv it
T-You don't understand, I don't
mean pot liquor. I'm wet and cold,
and want some whisky. Have you
got any9
S-Oh, yes-I drank. the last
this morning.
T-I'm hungry, havn't had a
thing this morning, can't you give
me something to eat
Not a mouthful Of meat; or a dust
of meal here.
T-Well can't you give my horse
something!
Scot nothing to feed him on.
T-I1ow tar is it to the next
house!
S-Strange1, l don't know. I've
never bee thar.
. T--Well, do YOU know: who lives