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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

RATCHELoR'S celeeraed HAIR DYE - tAs Bss,
Il - ia HsrA The only Esrn-i<ss, Trys azi R<s,-
ssis Dye known This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
ehsnges Red, Rnsy or Gray Hair instantly to Giass,
siaos or Neutral Brsr. without inJurirg The Hal, ar
Staining the skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beaut.u
imparsfresh vitality, Frequently restoring It's preside
color, s1d reeiies the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The
Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. bATcHELcs all Others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold BY
all Drusgists, Nc. PACTGRY-sI BAaoLAr-srxxrr
New York. BAroHsLoR's Esw Toslsr Cs,ax roa
pAAs"so TEE HAIR iysdAwiy
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Cincinnati. Oct. l.


Brough 5000 majority.
Lebanon-Brough S45; Vallandigham
i2l; gain III.
Steubenvile-Brough's majority $50 /;
gain over Tods vote 265.
Sandusky City-Brough $50 majority;
gain 443.
Northampton, Summit county,-Brough
1l3majority.
Portage township (Akron - rough
IS majority. County good for 9 1000 for
Brough.
Wilmington, Lorain county-Brough
$50 majority.
Cuyhogs county-three townships, 964
majlrity outside of Cleveland
ZanesviIle-Brough la majority; 9Ss
Reginent-Brough 6l7; Vallandigham
none.
Ohio troops at Northumberland "a;
Va'landigham none; 18th, Brough $50 ;
Vallandigham none; 23d regiment,
Brough 4S4; Vallandigham none; Col
Whites Brigade, Brough 1876; vallan-
digham eight.
Ohio men in 9Th Virginia Regiment
Brough 25l; Vallandigham none.
Lancaster Vallandigham sixteen
majority; Union gain of ISL.
Marietta-Brough 600 majority gain
263.
Salem township, Warren county,
Brough 1876; Vallandigham rs.
Erie county-Brough IS majority gain
loo.
Cleveland City-Brough 2,4OO major
ity.
The majority in Cuyahoga county will
be about 5000.
Mansfield, city-Brough loo majority
gain $50.
Zanesviile-Brough's majority III
Large Union gain in FIVE townships in
this county give Union gain of 46O
the county will give Brough 900 majority,
which is heavy Union gain.
Elyria-Brough 375 majority; gain
Franklin county, two townships-
Brough gains SO.
Clinton county, six townships-Brouph
1890 majority; gain of 260 over Tod's
vote. The county willgive Brough 800
majority.
Springfield. city-Brough SOP majority,
gam 2l0.
Clarke county-Brough l,7oO MAORI
ty; gain 400 on Tod's vote.
Dayton. city-Brough will carry the
county by about 1000 majority. :.
Lucas county-Brough 500 maioiity.
wood county-Brough LOO major
Washington county-Brough about 500
majority.
Gilbert's brigade gives Brouph /, 900
vallandlgham 22; l4th regiment, Brough
400; Vallandigbam a.
Summit county-Brough 1000 major.
ity.
Warren county-Brough $50 majority;
gain over Tod's vote of $50.
Ross county about 400 majority for
Brough.
sc'ota a county-Brough $50 majority
gain 100.
Cambridge city-Brough 1856; Val
landigham 100 majority.
Ohio troops at Charleston. Viroin;a-l
brough S,7S3; Vallandigham so: Tooth
ohlo-Brough ATS; valIandigham 10.
Champaign county-Broug6 $50 ma.
jority.
Huron county-Brough 1000 major.
ity.
Columbus, city allandigham a2s m.
jority; Union gain Of 422.
Columbia county-Brough 1000 ma.
jority.
Knox county-Brough 200 majority !;
gain Of 432.
!. Portage county-Brough 5000 major
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Lake county-Brough 1000 majority !;
gain $50.
Richland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooo
majority; Union gain Of about 50.
STARK county-Brough about GU !;
gain of 900.
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FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
New York, Oct. Is

New York, Oct Is.
The Washington Republican Of last
evening contains the following, which TIE
censor would not allow to be telegraphed
to the press
we have information from the front
this morning that Gen. Meade.s armv he.
SAllen back to this side Of the Rcpnsh.n.
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GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervoas Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Errcr
.s;asGed sys dssirs 10 benef, Others, will be happy
ofurnish TO all Who need IL, ree CT cAsrrel ihe
eeipe and directions for making the simple Remed,
used in his ease. Those Wishing to proet by his e.
psrienee-snd possess q Valuable Renedy-v.li re-
eeire The same, By return mail, (earefniy sealed BIZ
addressing JOHN oGEEy
augis-dkw3n No. 60 Nassau street, New Yo,t
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FROM INDIANAPoIrs.
Indianapolis Oct. l3.

. indianapolis Oct. l3.
Election returns far as heard from in
this state for county officers, indicate a
large Union gain. This gives a Union
majority of 2,l00, gain 600. Every
county and precinct reports gains equally
as large.
Secretary Chase expected to visit this
city tomorrow.
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OF THE nERyous. SEN.

- NAL. URINARY AND sEarAL sysrrn.-Nev
ard reliable 'res,neu,-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AssoCtArIoS-sentin sealed letter envelopes, free
ofeharge Address Or. S. skTLLIS HoUGHToS,
Howard Assoc I.sion, Philadelphia, Pa.
ang25d&w3m
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Rebel Blockade Runner.

halifax, Oct. Is.
A rebel steamer from Wilmington d.
rect, arrived here this morning with
about thirty passengers on board She
WAS chased by Federal blockader and
has shot hole in her.
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sRouoH's MAJORITY 100 900.

Cincinnati, Oct. l3.
Brough's estimated majority-State
$4,000; soldiers vote will increase it to
100000.
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SURVEYORS oFyIcE,
KAnkak L.. NJ - .Sx4

keoksk. Iowa, Nay a, 1859.
SoTfCR.-To all persons having guns, revoivers
pistols, or munitions Of Of any hind for sal. are
ordered to se spse Of the came wlshou, nsst
obtaining permit from the unaeniesed By order Of
he Special AEen, Of the Treasury Department All
persons vsoisng thIs oroer will liable to have such
goods eonaessed for the the Government Of The
United States. JOHN srAxSUs,
mAsfo-du Surveyor and Collector.
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S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES Plantation Riffers.

Dr0ke's Plantation Biffers,
They purify, strengths en- and inyisorate.
they create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change OF waier aud diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipauon and late hour,
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasn attic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aeidity of the stomach
They osre Dyspepsia and constipaiioa.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
fhsy are The bss Bitsers in the world. They make
The weak man strong. and are exhausted nature,
sress resserer They arc made Of pure ST. Croix Rum
TIE celebrated Casaya Bark roots and herbs and
taken with the pleasure ofa beverage, without regard
10 age or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
DELICATE persons requiring gentle stinusnt Sold By
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
T. DRAKE b CO., 7O2 Broadway, yev.Yort.
Sold by Andrew j, Wflkln.nn
fe~f-oo"om No. ~ Aatn.st., keokuk.
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Philaderpia. Oct. 13,

fhladelpia, oct. 10.
Midnight.-The Unian men are rejoic-
ing and parading the streets. deeming
Curtin's election certain by large ma
joritv.
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TROOPS FOR NEW YORK.

Albany, Oct. IS.
orders have been received to forward
to New York all the volunteer troops in
the State. The Mcclellan Cavalry /, 200
strong left here yesterday afternoon.
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Pittsburg Oct. Is.

IttsUuTg OVF' To-
In 90 districts Curtin gains 1859
over 1860. The county will probably
give Curtin 5000 majority.
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sDY T4i1sRArn.I
new YoHR Market.
new York. Oct. y.
1lour-Asrkst dull and dropping. Gales q . $50
" for Extra State; os seOo6 Is Rho.
whsat-Rccsipts II. 100 Bushels. Market dnli and
lc lover, sasss q u slo4i - Tor old Chicago
Spring; u MOI = fog asv Milwaakss Club; 81 -
eel - for Winssf Ksa western.
Com-Rsceipss sa.s23 hssh. Msrkst- active. and IL
better. Sales q s70soc anoad. ss0ol in store.
Oats-Firm. SALES q o6De6c
Pork-Fmer. salss u ois s50Sl 10 for old; el4
Oele % for new nsss.
LArd-Rirmer. lihONkc.
Whiskey-Frm. Sales 1t s40s5c.
Gr0csnes-Firm, batqaies
tBy rRLEoRAPHl
stock Market.
Now YORK, Oct. II.
stock-Quite active and better
Money and plenty
Sterling Exehange-quict. e5.
Oold-l0k
Reading-I22x.
o. s es, 81 Reeistered, 1o7. do Coupons, 1885,!
10, 1854. Cal. IS, 1854.
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Philadelphia, Oct Is.

Most Of the wards in this city gave
large gains for Curtin.
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New York, Oct. IS.
Bradford county will give Curtin
$500 majority.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Iowa Loyal.
Ohio Loyal.
Pennsylvania Loyal.
TREASON RESULTED BY the PEOPLE.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

RzHuKzD BY the PRoPLH.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
General Fosters Expedition mp the Jane
Akver..TsPpede Explosion. Lives Lost

6enefol FOSTERS Expedition mp the jam Q
Rkver..TePpede Explssien. Lives Lost.
foRTRHss MONROE, August e-The expe-
dition that left here on the 4th instant, under
the direction OF Major General Foster, was ac-
compan1ed by the tnrret iron clad Sangamun
and guneoats Commodore Barney and Oohas-
SET. They proceeded ap the James river, and
miles OF Fort Darling, at point called Dutch
Gap. a torpedo was exploded under the bows
OF the Commodore Barney by a lock spring
connecting with the shore
The explosion is described as most terrific,
lining the bows Of the Commodore Barney
completely out OF the wntcI rum yt.rI, fIiil
throwing great quantity Of water high into
the air, which fell upon the de ck OF the boat,
washing overheard fifteen OF her men, among
der ofthe Commodore Barney. Two of their
number fsaiiors) were drowned. The others
were all saved.
Major General Foster was upon this boat
when the explosion took place.
The enemy then opened on them from shore
with twelve FOUNDER field pieces. Some hf-
teen shot penetrated the Barney, besides great
number Of musket balls, and not nan injured
except the Paymaster, slightly with splinters.
The gunboat Cohasset received Fl We twelve.
pound shot, one passing through the pilot.
house, killing the commander, Acting Master
Cox. The shot struck him in the back, killing
him instantly.
The Commodore Barney was towed down to
Newport News by a ting, and will be repaired.
The object OF the reconnaissance was accom-.
plished and the feet has returned.
The new army Eunboat General Jessup, cora
manded by Lieutenant Colonel Whippie, also
accompanied the expedition, aud received sew.
eral shots, but was not much injured.
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THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Preparations for the Grand Attack on Suu
ter and Warner

HILTON HEAD, s. c.. August 5.-The prepar-
ations for renewing the attack on Fort w Waener
are progressing as rapidly and favorably as
could be desired. There is not an officer or
private in the entire department who is not
sanguins Of the fall Of Fort Wagner on the re.
newal OF the assault. The same buoyant feel
ing Is also shared by the naval officers, many
ofWhom are positive in their belief that Charles
ton will be in our possession before the close Of
the summer months. Within the past three
days Gen. Gilmore has added many numerous
and heavy guns to his line OF attack, and the
nnceasing toll day and night Of the men upon
the trenches indicates that work of a different
character will soon commence. 1t would per-
haps be superfiuous that endorsements have
been arriving at Morris Island since the late
night, so that the strength of the enemy, when
the next battle occurs, will be severely sted
These relnforcements are greatly needed, as
many OF the soldiers who have been digging in
the trenches ana attending to other duties ara
completely worn cut from continued exposure
and labor.
The pnbhc may rest assured that the heavy
ordnance now trained and to be trained OF,
Forts Sumter and Wagner will be manned by
men " no have been educated to the business
About 300 marines, under command Of Major
Jacob Zeelin, came in to- day from New York
-CoTTeSpoFdent ". Y. Times.
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DRoPos1Ls FOR HEAD BOARDS FoR GRAVES
. CKill ASS ,. QuAa1xIxAsrsl's Opyroz.
Ut1et 0 Woshingtoa, 215 g, corns Of ls,1 stysts3


Ds''' Of "''ai"f''1 a,S g. corr. ,i1 ;ssa
sas stS $50 = ss ss.
Al e Ss ot sood Black Walnut, clear o.,saot.
;li.ss Sias s1d o.s "a tSiss :sssts ii.l 81.
70 Il 5. ~s oss ssa md II M as .s
@s n snd nth the
solder a. the Assistant Que, Ais agent
may dirset S and In =. rssp:ets to correspond With
Az OF ,.id boards to DO dsiverei At suoh point or
tss y sao city Or SSSsty in
within :;., as,: sfs.1 ssssdine LING
Proposals from disloysl parties viii not be con.
must ssi Dsone: Haassc
The ability bidder to all the contract should
responsble persons. whose signatures are to be ap-
70 .fs s bs and said must
e. Of s mt 1 p
ss:se:t Distret Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must b present in person whom the bids
are opened or their proposals win not be ccnsid-
The full name and Post ONCE address Of the bid.
der must appear in the proposal.
Of hs msoe IN sae name t ar d me ma nance &c
as the Indi1iduss Sroposa Of the party
Bonds In the sum of one thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both of his guarantors, win
oe required of the successful bidder upon signing
The night to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
master
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be Addressed to Capt, Edward L.
Hartz, Assistant QoaItermaster United States
married Proposals for furnishing H. ad Boards for
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,--,of of the county of -, and stats OF
-, and -, of the county of =, and State
If, do hereby guarantee that --Is able TO
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms Of
his proposition, and that should his proposition be
accepted, he VIII enter into contract In sccord-
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-.
pared to become his sureties.
TO this guarantee must be appended the Official
% 'lA'''' A'''' EDWARD L. HARrz,
au SD Captain and A. Q. NJ, q 8. Army.
A ssIsTANT oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
"A RAsHINGIoA AhsENAi, July 2s, 1863.
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL
SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed Proposals
FOR Fuel will be received At this Off until 10 q
m. of the 18TH of August, for the delivery at this
Arsenal OF 100 tons q $40 lbs. to the toni best
beht seasoned OAK WOOD.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponeble bidder who viii give satis ctory security
IN bond for $50 for the due RssfSs%anS@s &C. q the
Captain and Assistant Quartsrmaster,
iyf9 Intel d Repub.)
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PROPOSALS.

0FFIc1 OF TIE SIGNAL OPFIORR.
SEALED 9 +. p r @
ioa1ias ioi for the Signal bsvartnsns tie
20 TSo hued.sd and ffty ssss Signal lquip ipusnts,
10 Qss Qs ssnsl.a Siss; S.I.. IS' VICTIM: EE;ieisiin::
ases,:s e: .3s:: VIVA FHssss EsssS::
y ~. Two EIoss Needles, n
The s,.t ssiissty to - nsa. aeoat II. 18th Of
.ne e ssr lsss or - scoA thereafter - Govern
fhs fuii name and post smos address Of the bid.
Il aii sss af am II. name.
Pss II. ::
ss' e i'd ssdf ao
Arms; .sss
:: plainly paorssd IS PropOsais Tor Sisld signal
fne responsibility Of the suarantors must bs
nown bX the on,eiai certificate Of the CLERK ofths
nssfest district Court OF ofthe United States Dis
fss a' sSiiiss of tn. bidder to sn the eontr.e.
and saa aasrsn aae
Benas in sums Of double the amount involved
N The contracts signed By the contractor and both
bidder. or bidders upon signing the contract.
w.. o,.,f Form q g.a,a:ss.i s.
here's; ale q +. csn
rsct in accordance with the terms Of his PROPOSE
tion, and that, should his proposition be adopted
thsYewith.
Ehould the contract be awarded him, We are prs.
Dayed TO become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be APPENDED the on eisl
osrtiacA te above mentioned.)
The right is reserved to reject all proposals if
the prices are ieened too high, or for any cause
# 10 not deemed for the public interest to sc,ept
Models win be on exhibition at the Oh co of the
eisnal OMcer for twenty 500 days from date.
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TEgAsURY DBPARTMINr, ovFIol OF
1 COMPTROLLER or THH CURRlN0Y,

vlsTy1a1oa MI - 30 wWh..o IN .at;sS.a'
Tory evidence presented to the undersigned, 1t has
es;1 msas 70 spPs., that the 5irss Nstional Bsas
District Of tolumbis, has bsen duly under
0sngress entitled An act to provide . natioaal
ssrIeney. scared by . pledge Of United states
demption thereof" approved February a. 1868, and
has cmped with All the provisions of said set Re.
baeinets Of BaEkin9:
Row, therefore. |. Hugh Neoulleeh, Comptroller
OF the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
Ytrst National Bank of Washinston, county OF
Washin gton, and Distriet of Columbia, II author
he'd to commence the business of Banking under
the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
Il. and seal Of OH 90 this 18th day Of July l6Ss
HUGH hcCULLOOH,
~ l7-d1m omp:rolier of the Currency
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BUFFALO, August l0-The draft In this cit
was concluded to. day, as all necessary pre
caution was taken. Six employees OF the tele
graph effice were drafted.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON TAEATER,
1L1Y1NTH eTR1IT. MAR PA. AvINUD,
ALBBRf CAsSIDT.. Manager.
THIS trues sday) EVENING,
JANE DN0LISNB
TRo q r y ST. DDNIe,
hARIATfA RAvDL,
LA BELLE R0SITA,
KATE RIsHEs.

. Il
LAgELLl RosI1A.
KATE FISHER.
By .niyers.l desire win be psatsd this evening
~JACK SHEPPARD,~ -
JACK SHEPPARD.N
Biue'iia; " d. Bokss ss jonssksa WnS. '''
Win soon spp,s.sss the xcnasrfq, boy AEelLo:
" s.su1dsy sftsrnoon-ianiiy Performances:
vAR,ETiEoi. vARlETiEsl
fronting PenaUlvania avenus and Ninth st.
sumhBR THlArsR.
NEWELL 70 NIGHT.
In which
ALL The COMPANY APPEAR.
A6NAs seUrHERLAND.
JIM BUDwORTH,
MoR1sr, and
ALL THE STARS.
OVER TWENTY ARTISTS.
w81RBsDAY AFTERNOON,
Fer the Ladies. Pitzsimmons's
"5HLL1 OF WARRINGTON"
- rhurtday nisht-w T. Dalsnsys bsns At
CANTERBURY HALL,
Iou1srSSAAHE SSAAHETESSsgsx zSS:. "a. HAaI s41,I s,,,,,
VIM. D. 1inn-. sole Manager and Proprietor
TO- NIGHT, The WONDERFUL
ZANFR ETTAS,
ZANFRETTAS!
In their As3onishin6 FeSts, SDd the Great Iilusory
Psntomtme entitled
THE MA6lO TRUAPRTi
THE MAGIC TRUMPET!
TBE sLoRIegs JosEpHINE AND THE
In Mons. ]. B. L, Zoilosy . Magnificent Pantomime
ballet
THD FISH DRMAN'6 VISION
~ First week Of MIk6 NELLIE TAYLOR ~
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
Admission twenty Ave and fifty cents. Doors open
ATTY o'clock; perform anca At B.. clock. su IN
MUSICAL 1NIkRIAINMlNT
AVA EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN,
No. $50 SrRREr,
Between ~ and arh streets.
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THN SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OR COLU ABIA, Holding . District Court O

i OR COLI NBIA, Holding District Court o.
ths United States for the said yistrict.-To aN
1sn ss .s dsy II Ms1 g
EssHsy EsHsy and bonds was Captured by the United
mac Fletiiia, and brou sht to the port Of washing
% snA the same ie ieeled and prosecuted in tbs
dsnna - lawful prize and that said cause WIN
Ss:na 70, trial e 4 the he CITY Hal IN the city Of
vhep and where eli persons are warned to sppeae
@ shov caase Why eond:mnstion should not ks
eeerssd. And to int eyvene for their interests.
bS B. ]. MGI6s, oierh.
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The health Of . vast portion Of the population.
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nm O9F5SRFR1skDHs asP w'sr
Gsts so1ss sosNE sF9dks irs6Ebz ss6Eb tyAlU
acoesdbIs sections Of the country. This COMPANY
nas nsas agencies In the principal Railway Towns h
NORTH. SAgr, WEST, AND NoRrHw1sf.
9HfEHS9NErRRIS 1HHlE xSsK S1sros
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3 LIVIRP0OL, s0UTHAMPToN and IXVRS,
and thence By 11fopeaA expresses to al prominent
commercial towns IN Great Britain and on the O0E
0eS Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and Bills mad
q IN sscoGaiSls peTt Of the United States -.
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a J. RIIDI1a1K . CO.. = =
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s..s sss p. ...p... 4:s 4::liR:sss.Y. S.sssY o. a
CHLLINa or oUR sUMMRR STOCK OF
p 0L0THIne. at reduced priesss at J.. Bku0s
yTOP Ar sMITH's. 460 Seventh street. to got
n BY PAY DIG1Er AND READY .OALou-
~ LAf0H; or keGmsAtal Pay Table. COMPILED
s,s ssrssssd ss MAJOR k'ri irEEssGsSdK EEssGsSd .tAYLoR.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TBl sUPREMH COURT OF fHH DISTRICT
4 % OoL9nBIA, Aoldips 9 District Court Of
cAeus e may teatsya, 6rsetias: Notice 10 hereby
given that, on the l7lh day OF July, 1885, the Uni-
ssStuisd lot Of dry goods shoes &e., ana BROUGHT
them into the port Of Washin gton, ana the same ID
Hhelsd and Irosssotsd In this Court in the nAme
q the United statsx, for condemnation 6 lawful
a2d that said cause will stand for trial st the
Monday Of October next. wasn and where ali par
sens are warned to appear % show s.nse why Goa
10y tseiH interests. BY the Court.
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ID 81 PI L q 81
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II you would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint. try
DIR. WITFIELD's
VIC ITABLE PILLB,
This 10 long tried and throrou shly tested RENE.
dy. snd has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf-
Ter when there 10 . remedy within reach
Bold by 8. @. FORD, $50 Pennsylvania aysnue,
Washington, and BY Il. COOK. AlsxandriA, Va.
Sent to any address By mail. Price 80 cents Der
box.
J. YOUNG. Proprietor,
~ "a Sm No. 4S1 Broadway, NY.
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LIMITED STATES $40 BoNDs.
UNITED STATBs 7-2O TREASURY MOTIFS.
UNITED STATES COUPONS or 1881,
UNIT1D eTATEB OERTIRIOATI6 OR IN
D1BTEDNBSS.
Gold, Silver, Uneurrent Money, Exchange on al
parts OF Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND sold,
We are authorized to furnish ST Bonds at par
until the LIST Of August next, when the priviede ee
OF cow ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in New Yorh
exclusively on commission.
RITTENHOUsE, PANT l. CO,
~ Bankers, 35S Penn avenue,
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GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAvsL ROOFS!

GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVgL ROOFS!
THE WILSON MANUFACTURlNG CO, !,
Successors to ]. F. WALKER l. SON.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS,
WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER
PROOF FELT, CEMENT,
AND GRAVEL
II q q T. q.
OPFICE-Lousiana av nue.. next door to the
Bank Of Washington.
WORKS-Foot OF Twenty-secon street west,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washin gton. and Thir.
tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia.
Il. O. WILSON, President.
I. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary.
N. B.-RlLr AND CEMENT FOR BALE. IN
large and small Quantities,
AL orders through Post Ofics Box 334 pune
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work
warranted. jy16m-