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C. p. KNIGHT. W. II. JOHNSON, JR
L MIG HIT 4 JOHN SON,
Wholesale Dealers In
PAPE Err

HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA.
| IL ZINE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1885.
SEPTEMBER.
With an Illustration.
TRIP TO BODlE BLUFF AND THE DEAD SEA
OF THE WEST OnGluGied.)
lLLusrRATIoxa.-Badgerin the Badger
Bursting OF a Cloud in the Canon-Town Of
MOnO-Lake ShOre-MOnO Lake.
LOVE IN A HOSPITAL.
MISS PlNK'S FIRST SEASON.
lLLUsTRATIONs-Miss Pink's Back Hair
The Object Making an lmpression-Mss
Pink's Partners-The Tall Brother-The
Concert-The Cloak Room-The Broad Belt
@, , Only Harry Goodlack-Croguet
SKETCHES OF SOCIAL LIFE in CHINA.
lLLUsTRATIOSs-Bride and Bridegroom
taking their Wedding DinGer-Bridal Sedan
Bride and Bridegroom Worshippiug the
Tablets OF His Deceased Ancestors-Charm to
Ward off Evil Spirits from Bride-Shayiug
aChild's Head when One Month Old-Child
Sitting on q Chair when Four Mouths Old
Grasping Playthiugs when One Year Old
Father Teaching His Child to Worship
Passing Through the Door.
TOM MALLORY's REVENGE
ANESTHBSIA.
THE POND HOUSE
MlLFORT.
ARMADALE. By wnKrE COLLINS.
CHAPTER XIII. Exit
Book THE FOURTH.
CHAPTER l. Mrs. Milroy.
CHAPTER II. The Man is Found
lLLusTRATioN.-Miss Gwilt.
THE HELMSMAN
STREET EDUCATION
MARGARET BRONSON
HANNAH FANTHoRN's SWEET HEART
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. By CHARLES DICKEYs
Book THE FOURTH
CHAPTER l. Setting Traps
CHAPTER II. The Golden DuItman rises
little.
CHAPTER ILL., The Golden Dustman sinks
again.
CHAPTER ". A Runaway Match.
lLLrsTRATIOSs.-In the Lock Keepers
HOuse-The Wedding Dinner at Greenwich
RECOLLECTIONS OF AN OLD FOGY.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER
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THE BALLARD HOUSE, RICHMOND
l. VA. REOPENED

The undersigned takes pleasure in annoupo.
ng to o., IhH former friends aud patrons Of this
FAMOUS HOTEL and the travelling public gen
orally, that 1t has been RRPITTED and NEWLY
FURNISHED THROUGHOUT In magnificent
style, and NO pains or expense will be spared to
give satisfaction to our guests to maintain the
reputation sustained by the establishment in its
palmiest days. Tf''
augle'lm NJ. D, MAINE AGO.
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SURGEON GENERAL OFFICE, WASH,

~ IXGrox Cry. D. c., August II, lsG5.-AN
ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist of Breyet
Colonel c. S. Tripler, Surgeon U, S. >, Presi
dent; Breyet Lieutenant Colonel II. l.. Writ
Surgeon U. S. A. Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
Anthony Heger, Surgeon U. s. A., aud Brevet
Major c. C. Lee, Assistant Surgeon U. s. A.
Recorder, will meet In New York city, on the
10Th Of September next, for the examination Of
candidates for admission into the Medical staff OF
the United States army, and Of Assistant Surgeons
for promotion.
Applicants must be between 81 and SO years OF
age, aud physically sound
Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
General OF the army, stating the residence Of the
applicant, and the date and place Of his birth
they must be accompanied by respectable tesli
monlals Of moral character
nthe applicant has been in the service, he will
send the testimonial Of the chief medical officer
under whom he has served and II In service AT
the present time, the application must be sent
through the Medical Director OF the respective
Department.
No allowance Is made for the expenses OF per-
sons undergoing the examination, ms 1t Is an in.
dispensable pre- requisite to appointment.
There are now twelve vacancies In the Medical
btah. J. X. BARNES.
Sals'fmwlat Surgeon General U, 4, Army.
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OR P IL s. UUUkI,
~ SEPTEMBER ., 1865,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY-To WIT:
In the case of Walter Scott, executor Of Charles
NJ Williams, deceased, the executor aforesaid
has with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court OF Washington County aforesaid, ap-
pointed SATURDAY, the 3Oth day of Septem-
Der next, for tho final settlement and dstribu-
ton OF the personal estate of said deceased, and
Of the assets In hand far as the same have been
collected aud turned into money; when aud
where all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased
are notified to attend, tat the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid, with their claims
properly youched, Ort they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit in said Deceased !
estate: provided copy Of this order be pub.
lished once week for three weeks in the Ma
TIOSAL REPUBLICAN, previous to tho said 3Otb
day Of September 1865.
Test: z. C. ROBBINS,
seI-lRw3WH Register Of Wills
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CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
Corner Eighth and II streets.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING ORD.
l. NANCE STORE-HOUSE AT THE NAVY.
YAKD AT NORFOLK, VA,
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, }
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August %. 1894

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August %, 1855
Sealed Proposals, endorsed proposals for re-
pairing the Ordnance StOrehouSe At the Navy
Yard, Norfolk, Va - will be received at this
office until noon, on the llth September, 1865, for
furnishing all the materials aud workman sh p,
and repairing the building, according to specih
cations and plans on fle in this Bureau.
Plans and specifications for tho work are also
deposited In the Office Of the Civil Engineer OF the
Norfolk Navy Yard, where bidders are referred
for information.
1t Is to be understood that the contractor is to
furnish all the materials aud perform all the
work described, and to complete the building in
all respects.
Bidders will state the price aud name the ii me
in which they will engage to complete the work
and the Bureau retains the right to reject any OF
all bids which II shall not consider reasonable.
an0l -thsmLsenll
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
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RESTAURANTS.

CARD.LoAPT! ALEX. ROBERT, T4R
~ Director Of the EXCELSIOR SALOON, No.
$50 FOURTEENTH street, Announces to the pub
lie that he sells at his bar Liquors Of the purest
day, from II to 2 o'clock, luxurious and aban-
dani LUNCH. augl6-u
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nR. !. \. HARVEY,
The Renowned
MAGNETIC AvD CLATRTOT4YT
PEEY&ECEAN.

10 90, Washington Av. between tthsand 81, Streets
IT. LOUIS NO.
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS J

- GoNN Mn , DUI INDUN DI I IINc -
sfS~ Ladies, who have tried and found most other
stomach Bitters' too bitter, unpalatabie and toe
highly medcated for their delicate Taste, please
give these trial and you viii not be without sn-
They will give tone TO the stomach, nd strength
the whole system III your drag gist tradesmsa
has not got these biuters have him send for them
Remember the name, aud take other .so
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, BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD.
- ,;.... =.

CHANCE or TINE.
On and after Monday, Jun. 9th, S65 and until fur
sher notice Passenger Trains viii leave and arrive
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

ssS"They are made OF in gradients wen known and
appro we'd by the medical profession. having
powerful tonic properties, are both palatabe an
pleasant, with Efficient eniLg properties
the bilious arrangement of the system, and
act like charm when ,keu according to direction,
a remedy for the following diseases :--Indiges
ton, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Affections, Loss OF
Appetite, Lowness ofSpirits, salow Complexion,
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I I'VE JESUS.
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
CTTUMWA. IOWA.

wv w ~ WV ~
On Tuesday, the e5th October, 1884, the Sisters Of
theyisitaton opened an Academy for the instruction
Of young ladies' in all the branches Of a orough
English and Classical education, including instruc-
ton in German, French, and Latin, Crayon and
Pencil Drawing, Painting in Oil and Water Coors,
with lessons Vocal Music aud on the Piano, Harp,
and Guitar, also in all kinds Of Needle work..
1he site of Ottumwa is pleaeant and healthy, be-
ing situated the beautiful Des Moines. For gran.
deur and sublimty :he scenery of the surrounding
country is surpassed by few places In this any
ueighboring State. The communication by railroad
renders ne Academy easy of access at all seasons OF
the yeas. &.
Although but recently established in this place,
vet other institutions Of the order have existed and
fourshed through out the length and brea 9TH Of the
land since 1T99 when the first Academy OF the si-
tation opened at Georgetown, D. O., since which
time they have enjoyeda reputation exceeded by
none in the country.
The sisters of the Visitation although protesting
the Catholic faith viii All times respect the reli-
gious belief Of pupilsno discussion upon these
matter being permitted Special attention will be
given to The morals and MANNERS as we'll as the
minds oftheir pupils. 900
The scholastic wear is divided into four terms Of
eleven weeks each-commenciug LIST September. and
closing the 18th july During the year there will be
four examinations. A semi annual report Is trans
mited to the parents of each young lady giving an
account of her proficiency in her studies.
At the end OF each month the pupils will be as
sempied IN me presence OF their teacners, an
nd attention to the rules of the school To excite
hem TO emulation, all who have distinguished them
selves in their respective classes as wei as oy e1
emplary con duct will be awarded by the Superior.
To give of man ners, as well as to contribute
10 the Improvement of the young ladies, Musical
Society is formed. composed OF those who learn
Musc, either vocal or Instrumental. At the end OF
each quarter this society viii give Csuce't, the Ia
dies Of the pstitution being present nd 10 which pa
reBts ofrnplls az invited.
TO Contribute to the exact observance OF rifesand
polite aud awia BILE department, the young ladies
are divided into two circles. Crown and Gold
Medal is awarded 10 the first in the senior circle;
Grown to the first IN the junior circle. -.
LettCFs written or received by the young ladies
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My Extract sarsapara is Flood Purifier my Extract
Buchu Is Diuretc. and will act such In all
Both are prepared purely scientific principes-fn
cdcuoand the most active measures Of either that
can be made ready and conclusive test viii be
parson OF their properties with those set forth In the fol-
lowing works;
See Dtspensstory of the United States.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works the Practice
OF Ihysic.
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. PTsIc, Phlla
See remarks made by Dr. EPERAIa MCDOWELL o cele-
braed Physician and Member Of the Eoyal College Of
Surgeons Ireland, and published in the Transactions Of
the King and Queens journal
See Medico.Chrurgical Review. published by BENNY
TRAvERs, Fellow Of the Royal College of Surgeons.
See most OF tho late standard works on Medicine.
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l. ME- NAIL " al
I2 - g
Great Broad Guage Double Track
And Telegraph Route.
To New Yorh, Boston, Ih1adelphia, Baltimore,
HpTFts6urg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH U. S. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DuSKIRK or BUFFALO on the
RAILROAD, also from SALAMANCA, arrival of trains
via the Ne1C Broad gauge atlantic and great Wes-
tern Edittcoy from Cleveland, o., giving Passengers
the advantage from Dunkirk Buffalo, from
and COMFORT without change, in Wide, R0omy, Pal
ace cars direct 10 NEW YORK. A perfection attain
ed by no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points and WEST, facilities are
unrivalled. Forming close and reliable connections
at DUsKIRy and BUFFALO with Western roads and at
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Guage Atlantic and Great Hestern
RGGI,ody.
~ which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
le New York daily for all points in the West
King as Quick time and at as by any
other route. For Freight Passage inquire at
the principal Offices in the West, and as
ia CLARK Street, Chicago.
240 Broadway, New York,
20 South st., r.. r., New York.
10 State Street, Boston.
B. W. BLANCHARD, CHAs. MmoT,
Genl Frt Ag't. Gen'l Sup't.
". BARR, T.. s. SPENCER,
Geu'i Tic. Ag't. Western Ag't,
Dec. 81, 1868.
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The srpernaturai gin Of Clairvoyant Sight pos
essed by this wonderful persnn, 70 SUE" an tonish
ing degree couvnces The most spent H. = Of the un-
inllted power hp has IN cases regarding ~. ard
T-alth Bv tie assis' ance N some superior Power
ne is enabled o. as"rtve The cause aud condition,
and is endow ed with the capacity to heal
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SWANS BOURBON BITTE9s
SWANS BOURBON BiTTEltS
SWANS BOURBON BIrrERS

healthy tonic, gentle stimulant aod uneqUai1d
morn ug appetizer. Prepared IA ripe Old E0Urb n.
Being to the exclusion Of all other Bitters
in more than nifty United States Army Hnspii ais,
and millions of private families. and is the only
popular medicine which has been espscia lily X
empted from stamp tax by the United States gov
ernmeGt, the ground OF its having been adopted
a s q standard remelY by the medic al profession.
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SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS

Headache, Costiveness, aud kindred diseases, aris-
ing from disordered condition of the Stomach,
Liver, or Bowels. Let every one try these agrees-
BILE Bitters; tried and used, they will rccor-
mend them with confidence to all others who "a
need of a wholesome, agreeable aud efectlal tonic.
The rapidly increasing demand fer these btters ~
induced me to give them publicity, So that tho "a
cis who have not nsed them, may them and he
convinced Of their efficacy.
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RELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits OF
dissipation, used in connection with the Extracts Buchu
and Sarsaparia, in such diseases recommended Ev-
dence of the most responsible and reliable character VIII
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, nth hundreds Of thousands living witnesses and up.
wards OF $1,000 unsolicited certificates and recommenda
tory letters of which from the highest sources
including eminent Physicians Clergymen Statesmen, &C.
The Proprietor has resoted to their publication in
the newspapers he does not do this from the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations, and do not need
TO be propped up By certificates.
The Science of Medicine like the Doric Column should
stand SIMPLE pure majestic, having Fact for Its basis
Induction ts pillar and Truth alone ior its Capital
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FEM ALE DIS Z A 8 f s,

Treated bv New Method, with speedy and the
most happy results The Doctors rooms are crowd
ed daily rv persons pronounced incuraple by tns
whole Medical Faculty. aud no one should despair
II relief until after being examined ny the Doctors
CnirvOyant Eve: without asking questions, he, tes
he cause. location and condition Of any and all
diseases, ana whether ne can promise relief Per-
som on The verge Of the grave, and such as have
not walked for years, now living to testify To the
Doctors wonderful skin and success
The Doctur adyertisss nothing but what he has the
ability TO p.rform aud will give the most complete
satiSf, TO all who unf er his treatment -
Iuvalids VII cannot consult the Doctor in person,
can be- examined and pTeScrhed for by sending by
'etter simple STATEMENT Of their cases References
to cures .rformpd, che RI ly made.
SPICI4L-- Asthma, heretofore considered an in.
durable disease is treated with perfect success In
every instance hv the Doctors newly discovered
method All cases of Cancer of no matter how long
standinp, removed in from twelve TO twenty-four
hours without Instruments or ,ain, by process
vealed to the Doctor while In the Cis'rvOyart state,
which Is known to no other person living.
Post Office Box 30SS.
Feb %, lS65--43-i6y
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IA BAD EGG.
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The Cincinnati Timesfof the 18th
ult, thus gives publicity to the dpings
of an individual who Horishcd in these
diggings In the hot days Of the
Rebellion. 5st
Isl A case was this morning, brought
before the Police Court at tue instance
Of Capt, Vim. Riley, the owner Of the
steamer "Volunteer,n recently sunk
up the Cumberland river,a charging
his first clerk, NJ. N. Carpenter, with
|embezzling money from the boat. 10
the extent. Of about $4,000. The par
ticulars Of the case, as learned from
Capt. Riley, are as follows: The &c
Ecused on several occasions, IL il
|cIaimed, drew sumstof money vary
ing from $1,000 to, $4,000, for the pur
pose Of liquidating clans, against
the boat, but failed to make that ap
|plication with the funds. Capt R
Uniformed US that it las another case
lef .'buckjng the tiger and coming
off severely scratched The case was
continued until Wednesday next, thu
accused being held ID the BnIn b
$4,000 bail. Y 6 atIa al'clIsi
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mar The Steamer Star, with a cargo
Of over three hundred bales of cotton,
was burned and proved a total loss,
in Red Bayou. s,s :4g sk !,
The Steamer Leila, was also burned
and entirely destroyed, opposite Ar
1nersteads plantation, three miles
below Cushatta Chute. She had a
cargo Of seven hundred bales Of
cotton. = aI9if9 Aisa
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Anecdote Of a Partisan Doctor
/ lCor:i N. O. Picayune.l

sSt 1N'Vi = .SOtfsst I'D uuC'
We are laughing heartily over an
adventure which Has happened to one !,
Of our medical men. TIE story would
be much more piqlant 4 to meil-
ton his name; but I do not think that
would be altogether proper, SO yoil
must content yourself with yonr tod.
dy less the nutmeg. The doctorsis !
married man. All doctors in Paris,
who are in good practice have
carriage; those who havesa bad prac.
tice go in the omnibuses; those vim
have a poor practice don't go atlall.
The hero Of my storyis in good prac-
|tice, therefore he has !. carriage.
Having d carriage, be fnns.shaye a.
driver. You know him now. a doc
tor witha wife, q carriage and q dris
Iver. His large practice. his ambition
and thatnegligence about money mai.
T tiers into whlch a man whose mind is
busy about other matters, is apt to-
lfaIl, have made the doctor less carcs
tul than he ought tosbe in registering
his patients names. His wife knows
this, and being like most French NO.
men, Unfortunately fond Of money, she
ordered the driver to keep list Of
the patients svisited3and to report to
her in the evening. After the visits
were paid, and while the doctor was
lbusily engaged receiving patients Of
studying his profession, the driver
would be cioseted with tile wife, ma,
liking out a list ofiths fees!earned that
{ morning, When quarter day came
and the doctor gave lis wife his fee.
I hook, in order that she might usako|
.Iout theIbiIls, she collected her memo!
randa and his. This time they agreed
almost exactly less one patients
name. Her memoranda debited Mile
8 Augustine with thirty.six visits dusI
Iring the last three months, although
q there was no such name pnths doy:
! tor's lists And yet Mile Augustine
! must have been seriously il, for tls'
5 sewerage was three visits q week.
But que .voulez;yous! tile doctor j So
i|negligeht! The bill was made ost
and sent to M'lle-Augustinc- thirty.
. jsix visits, at ten francs the War:
! IShe was furious, but said she would
see the doctor. Hc came The ncxt;
|day. She showed him the bill. He
laughed and said something which
made herlaugh-they both came near
dying with laughter. The next day
, Eshe sent the 800 francs asked, and reg
,, quested a receipt. Where did AZ
Iget the money! Asklthe doctor.
lk.Tfz
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ss1'HE soUTH.o - =

We observe that Mr. John u.
Overall is about to commence III
publication Of . weekly lkerasy.
political and family newspaper 81
New Orleans under tie above tile.
Mr.. 0. is we'll known d Louisiana g
a Journalist and is q sduent, elfgant
and ingenious writer. We hope that
as its name indicates, his paper is to
be a Southern journal, devoted tothe
interests Of the Southern States, and
to the rights Of Southern people
Since the grand emancipation Of the
negro race, and the extensive i.spor-
'tation Of Yankees into the State, tho
New Orleans papers all seem i 6 have
forgotten that there are any blSef
people in Louisiana except s'tigges
and Northern men. There is not 4
paper in New Orleans thata Southern
man can spiek up without finding in
it's columns daily som thing offensive
TO his peculiar sentiments. The snew
comers0 and the Southern rcnegades.
amid their contentious with each
other for the favor Of the "powers
that be.n agree only id this che par.
ticular, that theold sinhabitants OF tho
State have no feelings that 4 time
server is bound to respect. It's time
that the people particularly il the
country-were beginning to under.
stand these things, and to Withhold
their support from those who are
Ieudeayofing to Guido the Nortiterners
in hatred and animosity toievcfything
Southern. The country people and
the non, Y ankce city merchants hare
| it in their power to freeze out any
!. journal which does not reflect their
Town political opinions.
f,gy
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nsr The Steamer New Era, G. T.
Kouns, Master has resumed her reg
ular place in this trade, and will make
/, weekly trips between this place and
New Orleans. She will leave the
City every Saturday evening, arrive
here Monday morning and go down
Wednesday evening. 3i}e =
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H Moses Rosenthal, the slim,
gaunt Sergeant Of other days. is de-
termined to out rival aid surpass all
competition in the Store business. =
Another fresh supply Of "all sorts''
have just been landed at the wharf
for his popular establishment Go
it. Moses, you arc young and good
looking and you are bound to sue
coed. Killat
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sG The Right Rev. Henry Edwar,

sa The Right Rev Henry Edward
Manning, D. D., Protonorary Apos-
tolic, Provost Of the Metropolitan
chapter Of Westminster, and Superior
Of the reverend Fathers Oblates Of
St. Charles Borromeo, St. Mary of the
Angels, Bayswater, has been chosen
by the Pope as Cardinal Archbishop
of Westminster, to ell the vacancy
caused BY. the death Of the late Car
dinal Wiseman. 1t is said that the
new Cardinal is to receive consecra-
ton from the hands Of the Pope il
person.