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Bill Arp on the State of the Country .
HE ANNOUNCES HIMSELF A GOOD
UNION REB."


The lands good enui and wouldn't
mind herein II hymn or two about the
dirt live on, but as fo Emdin sugar and
liberty in GeoSgv soil, its all mistake.
l!ow>umever, I'm hopeful. I'm much
caimer and screener than was few
months ago. | begin to feel kindly TO
wards all people, ex1ep! some. I'm now
ehue"VoH" TO oe great ma ational man.
I've taken up motto Of no Month. ~
Sou'h, no East, no West; but let me tell
yon my irlend, Ill bet on Dixie rs long
Us 'e got dollar Its no harm to run
o'th sNe""'eS. In fakt Its highly har
hon'o"s 10 DO so. LIN a good Union
'e"' III" my oa'''e cry are DX!e aud the
o"'on.
DAT y"n see my ihend, We are Ceti'n
restless ABOUT 'ome il'ngs. lhe war had
"e"u'n "'y heavy on US, and alter the
o'S eo'AP>e' we thought It was over for
= ''''S '>'''N'
'o'Ss un.'' 'he novelty OF the thing had
wore o'' ana we were m'iy nigh played
out All over Children were I"creaE'n
anu WIGS d''h'"'sh'n. by close cal
'"''s" "'' u WAS p"fSee'ed 'hat we d'dnt
NIL our enemies as last RS they was lm'
po''e'' anu ""ou' 'hose ''nes l thought
" was p'''y '""' some m''"N'e OF grace
"''" cut ''i Tue o'eea o' TURNER'S some
" ~ cars ago. Lien you "ou'G
nav Seeu IA" 'Sh'r "en' sherman
"o'A'"' nave walked over tie Track,
""" o"S,es "o"'u nave k''ed more me"
''"" NC o'u ~" our" S'"e' nav
~ '"o' '""' 'e"ef"' ought 10 De
pe,,'N,e' ""''" sue 'e was sScf'hs'h.
GU, " .'e w" II" o'e'' WHATS '"e
''' - ''''" up our owns NM cities Win
so'''e'' ""! 'o"ge'' where's your re
"0"''''A''o' ''"' i've papers say e"'h
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will mash the juice out o. 'em, sar,iu,
and that would'n. be neither harmonious
nor heal;hy. Better let the wimen
alore.
Then there is another :hirg I'm wailin
:"r. Why don't they rekonstrukt the
n'GgeTs If they are ever Goin to They
have give EN- powerful site Of freedom
and drvlish lirtIe else Here's the big
freedmens huro, and the little Luros all
over the country, aud the papers are full
OF grand orders and special orders, and
parssra's tu, III bet possum tha, some
OF 'em steals my wood this winter or
freezes to death. Freedmsn's buro I.
freed.nan's humLng say. JUS, whsn
the corn needed plowrn the worst, the
buro r"ng the bell anl tcled all the nir,
gers to town, and the farmers lost the
crops, ard now tie freedman is cet,in
col" and hungry. and vans To 90 back,
and there amt nuthin for 'em to 90 to
l'n' freedom am "a big thing. IIurraw
Tor frerdums huro Sweet lard of l;h
erty, of thee | don't sing But It's all
light. I'm for freedom my sell. Nobody
wants any more slavery. II the aholi
Nhun:>n had let Us a'one, We would have
liked II up right long time ago, and
we can tx it up now. The buro ain,
fixed i, and it ain't n gorn to. 1t don't
know anything abou, it. Oar peopI.
hsv got heap hore feeln for the poor
Niger than any abolishnns,. We are
AS poor as job, bu, III lie, dollar we
can raise more money in Rome to build
a n'gger church than they did in Boston
The papers say that after goin rourd for
3 weeks, the Bos,own Christians raised
thirty seven dollars to build negro
church in Savannah. They are powerful
on theory but devli,h scarce in pract,e
Bu, lis no use ,alkin. Everybody viii
know by wsitin who's been fuold. Mr..
Johnson says he's gwine to experiment
that, all he can do now-i,s all ANYBODY
can do. Mr.. Johnson, head, level I'm
for him, and everybody ought TO La for
him-only he. powerful slow nbo,,
something's. nin', a worshi,uen him.
lie never made ne. hear folks hb!lerin
hurraw for Andy Johnson. and ,h. na-
pers say, oh he's for us, hes All right
he's our friend. Well. .pose he a halu,,
lie ou.h, TO bel Did Won eypec, him
to be dog. or a black renubI;cap nun
pek.use he amt bsnoin o, ne ia i,
necessary 10 le playin Lipocri, around
the Ioo,-s.ool of power, and maxim on,
ike he VAS the creates, man IN the world
AMI We was tn, greatest sinners Wh.,,
sorry ! Who's renentn Who ain,
proud of onr people! Who loves our
en'm mics Nobody bu. a durned ,neak.
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For Sale.

I Will. SELL FOR CASH (privatrly.)
L FiNE LOT of CATTLE, BRO ID,
MARES and MULES apply TO !
Il X CUIErON.
7mi!es North OF lancaster u. II.
Nov. II, 1865 I0-tf.
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ID a. WILLIAMS. LID.
Nov. %, 1860 90 printers fee 81
SOUTH CAROLINA LancnSicr District
Rf ID. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, O.dina.

SOUTH CAROLINA La,icnSic,, District
Rf ID. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina-
ID ~ for sad District
WHEREAS, Middleton knight, and Jane
Knight have applied to me for Letters at
Administration on all and sing liar. the
goods and chnttel-, rights ANA credits of
Jonathan Knight, late of the District afore.
said deceased
These are, therefore, to cite AMI admon
ish all and singular, the kindred and crrdi
tors of tie said deceased TO b. and appear
before meat our next Gcdinary's Court for
tie said District, to be holden nt I.ancas ter
Court House on the 18th day of December
next, to snow cause. if anv, why the said
Administration SHOULD not be granted.
GIVEN under NV hand a,.d seal, this 2l.t
day Of November, in the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred aud
sixty five. and in the S9th ypar of the
independence o: the United States OF
America "
ID \. WILLIE JAMS, q. l.. ID.
Nov -, 1853. printers fee 81
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Cotton Plantation to Ae emt


I GFFER FOR RENTOt LEASE
l. Plantation, situated on tho main road
leading from Lancaster to Cam len. hin1
between Salem Camp-Gr"nud aud ilangint
Rock Creek, aud known II. the Sprin.
PtIce. On the place there are about Foul
Hundred acres Of land in good state .f
cu:tivation one half Of wncn i. fresh land
and all Of it highly productive. With ~r.
binary attention, it will produce iins crop,
OF either Cotton or Provisions. The f.ne:
ing il in excellent condition. Besides the
planting land there ARE several h indred
acres of fine pasture land, all under gosd
fence. The lace is vel wntercd, aud in
every RESPECT well worthy ofa visit from
any wa" may wish TO rent. lt viii 10
rented for one year or longer If desired. I
viii take pleasure in showing the place,
and NAV DC found at INV resideace one mile
oeIow Hanging Rock Creek.
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
Oct. 7,h, lS63,-5-tf. -.
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morning and asked fors money; no said DR.
Blackburn had authorised him 70 pay mssome
money when i had q BIN OF sale showing neo
disposed OF the goods; Ne then gave me- 9 $50 70
pay rent, and get out OF pawn. ny wHS
dresses week or ten days after got bill on sa,e
from Wall d o., and aceTsdissd saies; ano.ap
son upon seeing these gave me $sI sond ~
merits were the first money Tn seco ~
check on the Ontario Hank; tnis oneSH W. sS,s an
the beyinninr Of Sptember; 1T was to footrey
7. Hyams after this got no money wlote
seversI tim es 10 DIR. Blackburn, but ne ala not
answer me; at last went to montreal 70 cafry
the ,cornrnfsefon Of Young for evidence In the
trial. GARRY Mcdonald gave 1t to me- ne got 1t
ot Tnompson; gave the commission TO Nc.
Ghesney, reporter for Telegraph newspaper at
Montreal; then saw DIR. Blackburn and asked
MIN for money; he laughed at me; said he had
none TO give me. q.--W
heard Thompson, Cleary, Clay, Blackburn,
Mcdonald, ETC., etc, speak Of the yellow fever
in Newborn; wonder why 1t did not take in the
other places.
OF course Harris was duped. He got no
more money and soon became disguised with
his employers. How he was induced to make
the statements we have given, which come TO
us from responsible citizen Of Michigan. who
took them down from his own lips, we cannot
say. Nor can we say how true the details ne
gives are. We know Of circumstances Wnien
corroborate his Astounding narrative, ana
think that it is mainly true. The public Knows
that DIR. Blackburn has been on trial In Ber-
IA nda for the very atrocities here detailed, and
that the evidence is strong against him.
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AUCTION SALES.
= fASFUTURE DAYS.d GtA
RI Nh. b. WALL q CO., Aactio.ssrs. i K
TATE IN TIE COUNTY, OF IN aHidl1ON,
FUTURE DAYS.

.B1yiftus Of deed Of trsst. dstsd on the sstu
day OF August. 1861, and recorded on the 10th day
Of NoysmSsf, 1851 il LiberJ 4. g., No. III. fcles
"a, ~, 28 and 2T, one of the land ,recorda OF
vim :s.i Sn MoHOAY, yan s, leg, s S'sI0ef
%. eerner ofsth street and Penn svenne. IN the
city OF W arlington. the foloWin9 described tract
of land: situatsd il the county OF Wsshinston. in
The said tract * land beginning At the end Of the
fourth line Of tract of land called New Seat and
running thence south Is percbes, thence south SO
degrees west % perchss, thence north Sc degrees,
east Jas perchss th ence south SO degrees east 5s
perches to its Intersection with the 18th line Of
the larger tract Of land conveyed BY the heirs and
dsyisees Of David g. Pattier 70 ldward s1ann.
south Is degrees, west 81 perehes and 5S-lO0 of .
perch. south 81 degrees, west As perchee to
the BEGINNING, containing 81 acres. rood and II
The terms of this sals will be oss-third cash
stal1nents at and IL months, the deferred pay.
ments TO be secured by lien on the land
One hundred dollars Of the cash payment to be
paid down at the place of sale; and in case the
purchaser OF purchasers refusing 30 to do the
property will at once resod at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchase or purchasers.
e G MORGAN, Trustee.
myl1. eodds W. L. WALL & CO., Eucts.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
nHiol RALTIMoRu L eHIo m. 90,
49, 80 Z TWAsHNafoH, December u, ~.

u. : = - -VAsaIxafoH, December Is, lSei.
IT A1 u
md ss. Sunday P.c:mss. b. lss s. Rs.:s.
No. ,"sifff fss HOy WIS s sss4H5. u...
zI.Is! = b.siass, ssS sls
rEss INV sssk PHaE zI.! =. :,
RSilsdslphia l:s6 2 T.. New York $50 Pa. No
No. s-BALTIMORl & WESTERN TRAIN
Leave Washington sis A. NJ. stopping ct wsy
= ss:y sts ss MAJ,
No. 4N9wYoRK MAIbrRA1N-Ls.ve wash
e:to1f ssa New Yo.t 1850
No. s-BALr1MoKl TRAIN AND WAY STA
Ing at Delay with Brsdsrick train. Arrive ct Bel.
"R No. e@sALT1MeR. CONSULTATION AND
PHfiADlLPHIA TRAIN-Lesve Washington
A,s q SS I'M:
No. T-BesToN, ALBANY 4 Nlw YORK TX.
R Rlliss Il ssa York .aS
gers bY this train connest With Al ne scriy Worn,
Ing 1ss i NJ OF 1of baltimore
soi Sy this train. which Is limited in caDscity By
ep ~ sr smsAI ETic HARR1sBURe TRAIN
Leave Warrington Gas ?. n. and arrive q baiti-
No. s-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WlETI ERIN FRAIN-Leave Washin sten % 80
a1y hef os
ksrisS.sals IA n points in the West. Rssehs;
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
Nth the sis 4. n. and the 5 and 1870 P. n. from
Wsshins ton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THD ONLY TRAINS PROM WA1HINGT0N
for psssen gers on sunday are the 81 ID and l1:1s
4. n. and P. n. for Baltimore, and 100 Pm;
for baltimore, Philadelphia. and the West. and
the p II. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKITs to the West, Is we'll - TO
PhilAd slphia, Nav York, or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket once st all hsuri in the day ,s
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
'' RsGGXGI will be checked at all hours,-also for
thponsh points, to save trouble and confusion at
ALI PAssENGERS, whether soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly ts respect the
vantase such the Keeping OF one or more cars ,s
prevention Of smoking in any but the m n{
With the decisions Of the agents or conductors act,
in regard to their seats, tickets etc., especially In
fhe hurry OF starting the trains.
W. p SMITH, Master of Transportation.
2, N COLE General Ticket Agent. dec 70
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PROPOSALS.
.KOPOsALs fOR FORAGE.
Cxjsf Osastemastey's 0Ncs. Qsgot q waists stss,
.Washiagtoa. D. C.. feb. ., 1885. /

OiV Qsaftermast1's 0Nu. Dspef q wdshfasi es.l
sYALHDpRoPosaLsssY are inyiisa 81 Is tie under.
signed for supplying the o. {; Quarter masters
Sa ana Fos or .s:
of thss. gscss. With AsY Corn, ests and ssfs.
81 Corr q oass..ad 70 ton. q hay Or sss.
' BiSd.rs must stat. a. whi.h Of the shove named
rates Il wSi.S they win max. dsiserie; thsrsas,
ms .s:s .t e + s so
nsqced. and when 10 be completes.
ii, The price must bs written out 10 words en- the
6o,n 70 Be Pit up in ROOD ssout sssts Of .sou,
Siss:sss s sss1. chars. e 8. Ssysrnmsas. The
Bay p ssT.~ proposed to g. SeiVsrsd mutt ):
All the ettcles offered unae. the bids herein ,u-
Sitsa w % :uS,sst to fsie y tAa
oentrscts viIi Be- sTsrdsd from time 70 time 70
Re ns1 ~; r. q
made waen shs MhSls amount sSptractsd for shall
The bidder win be required to accompany hIs
proposed With s isn S;a y tive sssgoR
or tsss S within days
the contract fer the same, With good and
81 ss to u the s'
IN conformity With the terms OF this aaysr-
enter into the CONTRACTS they to make good the diff
ference between the offer Of said bidder and the
next lowest respOnslple Oluuer, or the Nrs0n "a
whom the contract may be awarded.
shown By the Official certificate Of 3 United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Gu stoms, or any
other officer under the United States lover ment,
or responsible person known to this Office.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.
bidder must be lssibly written in the pro-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen D. h,
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster, Washington
D. c.. and should be plainly marked Proposals
Bonds In q sum equal to the amount Of the CON.
tract, signed by the contractor and both of hin
guarantera will be required of the successful bid.
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
BlAAk FERNS of bids, guarantee, and bonds may
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened and examined at this once on We'd
nesday and Satin rday of each week At II m. Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present AZ the
opening Of bidsif they desire; n RUoKxR.
fe2s.tf Brig. Gen1 and ouartsrmaster.
CHIIF QUARTIRMAsTERs 0FFI0l,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHIsGroH. D o.. January - 1884;
er ONCE Furniture, Harness, and ssddlerX are
suested to send to this once, on MONDAY Of each
week sealed proposal or list, In dxptieGte. Of tbs
articles they are prepsred to furnish this bcpos
at short notice. with the Price OF each marked in
plain figures. that, in case the ex&encies OF the
tanned withou delay, and at the lowest PRICE
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot Will be re-
CURED to furnish the list pun sysry monday
Brieadier Gen1 and 6hief 9. NJ,
jAn6n Depot Of Warrington.
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BAsK aTs : =
STRAWBERRY BASKETai,
kTkAWBERRY BAsKlrs,,i

All may now enjoy the luxury Of dsiisats Pa.
from nicely ventilated Baskets. with such trisit
expense a. to render it unnecessary to removs ths
fruit from the basket until ready for use
This Basket 10 superior in every respect to anv
Fruit Basket in use and We challenge the world
10 produce one ct less cost.
Fruit growers aad dealers are requested to call
and examine them. -
55e Seventh street,
between Pa ave. and Canal,
myH cow Warrington, B, @.
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OFFICIAL.
THE REVIEW i.

Officers Permitted to Visit Washington.
Wa, DEPARTMENT, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, May 10, 1865 :
In order to give ofdcers Of The army an op.
portunity to witness the review of the armies
on the 23d and oath inst, the regulation pro-
hibiting officers from visiting the Capitol with
out special authority from the War Depart
ment, is suspended, to include the Both Instant.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
50 E. ID. TOWNSEND
~ Assistant Adjutant General.
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Headers Deptof Washington, 22d Army Corps
Va shi q oi

Headers Dep'to Washington, 22d Army Corps,
Washington, D. c., .May2i, 1865. I
There are to be four stands in front of the
Presidents House, numbered respectively /, 2.
3, and 1.
No. lie intended solely for the President,
the me mbers of the Cabinet, re viewing Off.
Ger, heads of civil and military departments,
and the corps diplomatique
No. ., for governors, members OF Congress,
and ju dyes Of the United States.
Nos. and are erected by private individ-
uals for their friends and wounded soldiers in
hospital.
Cards Of admission to the two first stands
will be issued May %, on application to head
quarters Department OF Washington, by per-
sons Of the class es AIMED Who ha We not ALREADY
been provided for. Cards to woun ded soldiers
will be issued by the Medical Director.
General officers OF the army, admirals and
commodores Of the navy, and members of the
press will be accommodated as far as practi-
cable, OF the several stands.
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A LOTION SAL1 OF CONDEMNED HORSEs.
DENTISTRY.

! external apr licatien Of Dr.. eigesmondh rs
sEN0E OF PALMETT0; It asts ct once upon
relieves instantiy. By this discoYery decsysd
teeth csn be cured and preserved b. flling and
BUILDING up With Or Whites M1F c FILL I'LL.
and teeth extracted without pain, ct $50 Penn.
avenue. ap 26-lmS
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rREAr DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH l1TRAOTED WITHOUT PAIN.

70 :EtE.st 70 can e. BIZ. LlWITS once.
Also call and sa.nails The p2StSES rev ana in
lfyou once See the great improvement in his teeth
ron VII have them in no other style than this
Silver and Rubber Plates 1t the old price, ~ We
have not advanced the price on our work since the
great change in gold. = I 4 =
No. 242 Psnn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets:
ian 1-ly e.R LlWII, Nd. Dentist
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THURsToNB IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
i DER, for cleaning. beautifyins and preserv-
Ing the Teeth and Gum. This elegant pfspafa-
~on 1" eHsAe' u. O. WILLS & co.,
New York. propristora.
avor sale By all drussists.
" ella, CELEBRATED MAOHINl-sPRlAD
w VTRlNGTHENING PLAeTERS are the very
best IL ali cases for which plaster ID REQUIRED Ies
sale by al druskists. jan A-eoIy'a-
H1RH RIM RDI IS for unpieAsant and danger.
cns disessee Use H1LMBOLD'S EXTRACT bU-
OHU and IMPROVED k0c1 MAoA. zaom
r ARGE MAP OF GH0RGIA.Iccmyil:d andsr
eoex 6i1: backed with cotton. Also, . large MAJ
siso!kh dasshns' Ter sale II aNox TAYLOR
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100 NA Ed2E. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE. of our arm. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans. We
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-3o TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are issued under date of August Ii,
1854. In dsnomonations Of
$50, 800. $500. 81 900 and IS. 1000.
They bearing interest at 7 $40 per cent. per an
mum. and have coupons attached, payable in law
full money. ON February 18th and August 18th Of
each year. The principal will be paid In lawful
money on Au gust 18th. 1867: or. at the optiono
the holder. the notes may then be exchanged, At
par, for -..'--'
q. 3. IIvA TWENTY BONDS.
redeernable ct the pleasure Of the Government at
any time after ave years, and payable twenty years
ON August LIST. 1867. with interest at
SIX PER CENT IN COIN.
payable semi annually, These bonds are 81 pres.
snt worth In the market about NINE PER CENT
premium. from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold Interest. and there is left net
premium upsn the bonds Of Six P1R CENT,
With . prospect Of . much greater value ct the
date Of the aturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
WeIoceiSe In Deyme0s Ao1 s~DsokAHsaVAs w W.
srai Issues OF
FIVE PER CENT. TRIASURY N0TIS.
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also TAX
Certificates of Indebtedness and 9ovsrnmsnt
Bonds of al Issues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application IN
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYlRs AND HoLDlRs OF
1880 MOTHS.
In order 70 prevent the mutilation ofthese notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that thu notes are not negotiable unless al the IN.
mstursd coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE co..
feb l.d6 Bankers,
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GOLD AND STOCKS.
Our once has been placed in direct TELEGRAPH
Communication with the Gold and Stock lxchsuee
Rooms in New York. insuring promptness in the
execution of orders. o. -
Purehases and sales made ct the usual rates.
RITT1NHOUSE, FOWLER d CO.,
INST Bankers, 3S9 Penna. AZ.
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uOUsEKEEPER's COAL COMPANY
COAL AT COST
70
STOCKHOLDERS.

ofce-No 423 THrRTEENrH sTRElT, above G
THOMAS R. WILSON. AGENT.
To Hsusekeepers:
oest of Mining ana Transporting ton Of
Coal, 2.240 lbs, to Phil ell phia. IS IS
Yard Expenses and Delivery. ..... ! Is
Freight from Philadelphia, present rates.. 80
Our Price for ton OF Coal. delivered in
Retail Price per ton 1000 lbs. in Washing: %
ton, present rate IA 90
Saving. .-.-.---. S42
Are you willing to continue to pay from so to rs
per cen lum advance on your Coal? Do you wish
to save from 50 to IS per tom and get good arti.
Gle, well preparedf
Each stockhoder in the HOUsEK 1IPHRS'
COAL COMPANY is furnished with q coupon fer
every share OF stock be holds. Bach Oupoa emit
ties the holder TO TON OF COAL ANNUALLY
AT COST for Is years.
- At the present retail price Of Coal. stockhoisr
ietH safe the ntiTs cost of ms stock years,
tlustre fanny cash ridends he may receiee.
The Company's mines are in complete working
rd@r. with ali the machinery, &C.. niece ssary to
work the coliery; the present capacity being 40 0O
tons.
From the sale Of Surplus Ceal over that used by
the Stockholders, the Company expects to realize
sufhcient profit to pay good semi annual cash
dividend.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT The OF.
FICH OF THE COMPANY,
423 Thirteenth street,
my Him Washington D. g.
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Wdy DEPARTMENT. AdJxt1nt 9sneral.S O85ts,l

Washiagt0n. Nay 22. 1855
First Lieutenant Thomas W. Sullivan, On t id
ntate. Army, having been reported to the head
Sadi.eas OF the army for absence without leave,
s.,s Sm mIIai from the service Of the Unitsd
he appears before the MiIitary Commiss;on r.; =,
Gs@. IL Gniis sa,ts Of Which Gepsr
and MAKES satisfactory defence to The chatsa:.
against him. Ed rowsseNHna ~fses
Assstant Adjutaut General
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