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Indiana is now represented in Congress
ly nine Republicans and two Democrats.
TIE ELECTIONS IN IOWA
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Observation-Disclosures
lCUO oENfRAL RAILRoAp. lOOO
rwsLvE DAILY TRAINS,

On .sd .n.r HoNpAY. october ls, 1875, trs..s WIN
i.sys ne Unicn r..;s.e:s DsIe; se..ss
sSs.s LEANS !. s ss:ss .
nssoa, sas = pSlI.sslpsi. isr New SosS boston. ana
HITcosH Hccoixop ArIoH. a.i,y ....p. sunday,
'SHsss = y: .ss:. .s.s
Railroad, Ebsa.bursssi crssson kaiisssa, aad Holli
FT 2iTTsbSs5G AND ERIE NAIL, a.,ly ....p. Sunday
Ai,oons and ali principe. stslons mailing direct soa
nsetion a Harrisburg for New rorh, Baltimore, aad
s1iL 1VccconxoDArros. daily e....p. sunday, a.
rs,s .ns .'YH ~ n..s s:'y;ss w
trains On the nbsn:burg and crsssoa railroad and Hol
PzziIAbiLPHf1 xxPRHss, daily .. 4x .. n, STOP
Ras Il La.zess. Blsi,.vils Inisisssoa, Johni.own.
.;s: e; ~ icIt ss,slsss; ssl ws:sissss.. s.i
ii.sars 70 Psilsdsiph. ana ssiasors, "a T . % Hs1
i1s5 4; ;e;sS ISSi ..y
Ssyl stAs n. stoIpins .. rss.la. stations Ssswssn
a,s n a' s.. ~ VIZ.
Pennsylyanla railroads. "A.
,IIs;s, nass ss sI1 $Gs, :.:;t o:ry
insao, L.yisovs, MIMI, Newport. Essyssiiis, Hsi.
risburG, hiddietown, Ls.eastsf,. snd Doyningtev.,
more and washington, and at fhiladslphis for New
York, Boston and intsrmsdiats points. sleeping ears
run through n this train 70 PhiaAslphia and 70 usv
York on the Ailsntovn routs. -llag !. .lt15I ~
Irs AssonnoAatiea frsln fos wail's ssstioa leaves
ais :sa;r.ss iss s...
a.a ;1s:s Il: w. s.o. ..v..
sis ;1i.ss si
daily (sxsspt sunday at 05 p. N.
Accommoda alton for Penn Station stopping Il all sta
tons between Pittsburgh and Psnn, at 10 81 p. n.
Ths Church Train isavss walls stson svcry sunday
at s.o6 n, and arriving In Pittsbargh at l00S q n
Returning leaves Pitsburgh a lac0 ,. n, and arrives
81 Walls Station 81 200 .. N.
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
PAPER AND TwINE.
Posr 0YYIcE DEPARTMENT,
WAaHIEaIoH. d. G.. Octobar Is. 1866. [

wAsHHeIox, D. O., October Is, 1886.
Sealed Proposal. will be received at this Department
ss slPs ana ws
for the use Of the Post Oaees in the United States for
I'D .. .sr e Il;
", w..hi.s!eR: C. New Yortsy New York; and Baf'
thereof required :. each .ssney ,pse!asd below
1850 rsans Of Wrapping Paper rs inches in size,
q material and quality equal in all rs.peets e
sa nouns Y an .hs
perfect qures.
10000 pounds Of Jute, or other suitable Twins hard
twisted, and in balls, to weigh about one pound
2cOO pound. Of so.r.. Hemp Twin:, .bGu, ons..ss.h
Of an Inch In diameter, and In balls TO weigh
from one to two pounds each.
Distrie No: 2, at Mao York city Ee,O Fork.
..s.s q IN wspSas X Isps, D.s s.
81 900 pounds Of Juts other Twine similar to that
described in the estimates for District No: l,
10000 pound. q conrss Hemp Twns similar to thai re-
Districf No. 5, at Buffalo, Hs,o York
r.s%, II o wbyPissN Paper similar to that re-
900 pounds Of Ju,s Or other Twns similar to that
required for District Mol.
900 pounds Of Hemp rwine similar to that de-
Proposals wi bs received for each article separately
and sep,,.isy foI each District or for all the articles
The contract or contracts will be awarded 10 the low
Debt Dlddef, 10 Dc oetermlnod hIter
examination for the purpose Of ssceranng which bid
will In Its prac cal results be most advantageous to the
Department
Ii the districts should be Reconstructed, or the num-
Der increased Diminished the articles shall be dev
cred at such place OF places as the Postmaster General
shall desigpate at pro rata rates.
And the Postmaster General reserves the right his
part Of increasing reducing the quantity Of the
ticles required under the estimates named In
this advertise he shall consider necessary 10
do So
samples Of such articles now used at the Post
0ees bs at either Of the above named agsn-
cies.
Bidders will send samples Of such articles as they
propose to furnish with their bids. '...
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals. guaran-
tees Of his ability to comply with his bid and oertin-
cate from postmaster that sueh guArAntors credit
able and reliable citizens must also accompany his pro-
posals . .,0
Two meisnt sursties will be required 70 contract.
Afilurs to furnish an article contracted for promptly
or the Furnishing an article inferior to that contracted
for will be considered sufficient for the forfeit
ure Of the contract.
Bids not made as required by this notice will not be
considered.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with the
Of the article articles proposed for and the let
ter containing them addressed TO the Rrst Assistant
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oe27- 7-lawew Postmaster General.
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jG.U
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" IoAD;.THRogeH b BAIL PROM WASHING,

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" OR0AD.-rHRoU0H By RAIL FROM WASHING
h Tos AID; ALsxAsDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
o, and snsr IRiDAY. September l, 1885. the train.
on this road will run - foliews;
TRAINS SOUTH.
leave wsahington at . m. and 9. 80 p. m.
Leave Gordossvilis n II 30 p. N. and loan.
Arrive In Richmond at p. m. and q m.
Arrive At Lynehburs Il g. 20 ,. m. and .. q. m.
TRAINS NORTH
Leave Lynshburg st G6 .. m. and =. 10 D. m.
Leave Richmond .t a m and Lb ?. N.
Arrive at Alexandria at t.6S ?. m. and $50 An.
Arrive at Washington At $50 pm. and 81 Am.
oa suldaysleavs W Washington at Q. % pm. only.
riying In Gordonsvills al II. IS q. m.
Leaves 0ordonsvills at l2s6 p. n arriving In Alex
Throssh freight train leaves Alexandra At I. m. :,
Leave. Lynohburs at s2s l. m, arriving in Alex.
'isn: S..:.ss:i. @ laoa m w.n.n.on will .... II. n
trai, south from Wa.hinston, and the g. u m. trsn
Pa Pss.snssr. % By The s4o a. m. and ,lS D. N. train,
from Lynehbuig, and the g. m. and I.lsp. m trains
from Rfhmond connect with trains q washsgton for
This routs has the all By having
seontinuous rail- from New York 10 Lynehburg, Aob
Il also passes through FAIRFAX, Bull Ran, Manassas
and 0oidonsvls, whore many Of the great battles Of
the late rebellion were fought. Il u
Tickets can BE- proeursd in Adams xxpress Building,
also, at the Depot, on Maryland aysnus.
iaston. W. H. hccAfFRRTY,
General snperintendsnt.
J. Y. BR0ADIs,
oce-H General Passenger Agent.
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RAILRoADs.,
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AID
w onoRosrowH HArlnoAD.
RAILROAD OF NEW

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" 20 Ir}aarH.. JERSEY. l .HHr
PAssHNoYR AND YRYIoHr DEPOT IN NSw Yo8K,
~. ~ ~, FOOT OF LIBERTY srRRxf.
CeAassts q Hampton Junetioa with Dslavars, Lack.
svsnna, ,aad Western railroads. snd q Easton with
Lshigh Valley railroad and its sc.nestiens forming
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST.
THREE EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY YOR THE WEST,
EIeept Sundays, vhen one trails In the syeains..
to Chicago, Caeinnat, 81. Louis &s., with but one
'A.'s' VI SPRING ARRANGEMENTS,
oonnsssiaG Nay 81 1888, leave New York - follows;
100 Q m.-kxprsss for the Wsst-connects at Eaaton
viii tssi. for naueh Chunk, williansport, wilkes
barre. Hshaaoy City, 10.
Nal Trails n 20 m. for rleninsto., n.ston, Water
Gap serason, wilkssbarrs Great Bend, fsssson, Bns
90 4 n, ws..srn Yrprsss for Eassos, Allentown,
HarnsbuFs Pittsburs and the West, with bat one
change Of to Cincinnati or Chicago, and but two
changes TO B. Louis Connects at Harr.burg with the
northern Central and Phsdsphis and xis roads, for
l2 90 m for Bsston Allentown. Maush CHUNK, Read
Ing Pottsyills, Harrisburg, Ae. rl.
400 p for I,.ton. Scranton, Great Bend, B'this.
s5cp n. iof sonsryills and Washington.
6:15 b. m. for somervills. = ..... .....
7:3o ,. m. for sonsrvills
500 n, Western Kxprsss Train, for Easton, Allen
town, Heading, Harrisbure, FtesbufG, and the West
Sleeping Care through from Jersey City 10 Ptsburs,
fst.. for Il. w... %. b. obtained =. the one. of
street. n. B. at No. Asssr Hoass q Hos al, s2e and
sl4 Broadway; and at the prinsipsl hotsls.
sea6 JOSIAH o. brKARNg, oupsrintsndsnt.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

A WRITER in the Missouri Democrat Of the
l4th instant says that AARON BURR at one
time represented the descendants Of ANSEkE
JAMS, and prosecuted their claim in manner
which left no doubt Of q favorable result.
After time, however, his vigor relaxed, the
suit failed, and poor BURR was only consoled
in his defeat by the soothing appliance OF q
deed from the Trinity Church corporation to
the property where the Astor House now
stands
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THE NATIONAL REPU b LICAN
READING FOR THE MILLION.
CIRCULATE! CIRCULATE! CIRCULATE

It is manifsssly true that the political campaign
upon which the country is just entering Is to bs
crisis Of vast importance. Upon 1t will depend the
dearest interests of the United States Government
and people. Having passed through the ordeal Of
. civil war triumphsntly, it remains to bs decided
whether the legitimate fruits Of the united iabors
of those who united without respect Of party, for
the preservation of tho Government shall be turned
to bitter ashes, and the disunion which Southern
rebels could not accomplish shall be effected by
Northern politicians.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
has always battlsd for the Government and the
Gag, and now, when disruption Of the Union Is
oourtsd by extremists who, under the guss Of pure
patriotic princps, are rsvenous for political power
and place, the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
still battin for the Gag Of our Union.
Its to bs an srduous struggle, and We ask in all
sincerity that the friends Of the Union-which Is
our cause against sectionalists Of every and
from every quarter-shall give us the encourage
msnt needed BY evsry public journal.
Situated As We are at the capital of the nation
and enjoying the best facilities for obtaining aorma
tion Of the utmost Importance to every American
citizen, we shall confidently undertake to furnish
our readers during the forthcoming political cam
paign with the most valuable political Newspaper
printed in this or any other city
As We stood BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN in the dark
hours of the Republic ws stand BY his successor,
AHDRrw JOHNSON, to whom has been assigned the
task Of restoring to their proper relations the peo
pie lately in rebellion believing as we do, that hs
has grnped the true theory Of RESTORATION, and
that he has the courage to abide BY his convictions
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Matioual gspnblifau.
NnRops.-There is now livin

VIRGINIA NHRoDs.--There Is now living
in Pocahontas county, Va, . gentleman be-
tween sixty and seventy years Of age, who
has, In his lifetime, killed twenty-one hundred
deer, seventeen hundred Of them with one
gun. He has also killed many bears, pan.
thers, and other wild animals. This old gen.
tleman Is frst-class "shootist." Another
old Virginia gentleman, from Nelson county,
by the name Of JoHx WnLs, in the ninetieth
year Of his age, Is now on deer hunt near
Craigsville, Augusta county. Heretofore he
has always gone on foot, sixty miles and
back. This year, for the first time in his life,
he entered railroad car, and proceeded up
wards Of hundred miles to the hunting
grounds without an attendant. The old pa
triarch has upwards Of one hundred grand
children living, and many Of the fourth ant
fifth generations. He works eve ry day, ant
all the day, on the farm, and has been &c
customed 70 do 80 from his early boyhood.
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ANS URT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHIHGToN COUNTY
In the Of George W. westbrook, administrator Of
Leonardo wesbrook deceased the afore.
ngton County Aforesaid appointed TUESDAY the
9Th day Of December the Anal ssttismsnt and dis
assets hand far tho have bssn collected and
turned Into money; when sad yhsrs all the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased notified 10 attend with
thar claims properly vouehsd may otherwise By
law be excluded from all bsnsht In said deceased
tats provided copy Of this order be pubished once
previous 70 the said day.
Test; JA1. T. o'BElRGE,
uolS.isvSWs 1sgistsS Of villa
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTIoETHATTHI
subscriber has obtained from the orphshs' Court
of washington county, in ths District q Columbia,
James r. Ferguson, late Of washington, D. O., dc.
esa.sd Al Psrson. having claim. against The said de-
the vouohs thereof 10 the Subscriber on or bsfors tis
Sd day Of November next they may Otherwise By law
b. excluded from All bsnsit Of the said sststs.
0ivsn pndsr ny hand this 81 DAY of Noyembsr lssS
noe.lawSws |TT-'T = H1I1riskSsi.ix.
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pETwHRH
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
TURRR DAILY TRAIL

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York. corner Of Twenty seventh street
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This new and popular route between New York and
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great cities skirng docs the shores Of Long Island
Sound and Bay being almost entirely free
from dust Chat great annoyance to rayelers) aud Af
fordlng hns sea breeze nearly the entire route.
Splendid sleeping ear. attached 70 all night trains
sslB-u 3. g. SCRANTON, President
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1S66 ARRANGEMENTS 1886
loNSHE YoRK L1NHsoOO

THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND RoM TRHsTGH GShkNS To Fkw LINES
AND WAY PLACES -
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARY AND KBNsINaToN
DEPOT. -. t.
Will LsAvl A. FOLLOWS, VIE, Rsre
Ate .. m. via Csmdsn and Amboy-O. aAd A. AZ.
nss a., VIA S;Ii:a and i.i.:y cii;.a:. J.r
Ass '%n'S. 1ia Ssns.a and Jersey Gy:Ici.
nss n. Va G;%i:. and Jersey Gy-ii ci:.: %
A, Il |. m. Vi. Ksn.ins;os And jersey city.
nii Vi; Ginisa and inSoy.o and i: D. "
AZ m. via Camden ..i I.Sc;-G. and /.
At IL NJ. u: K.s:s;ia;' and jersey CITY %
A NJ m, yis Remington and Jsrssy city :.
Al M p n, va K:..i..;cs ;:a j:;::y al, o0
At II Ssss y. K:s.sssS; I'D Jersey al; "
A. sp. M. Vi. c.Rs:. ana 'x:i;i xnicy"i:::..:. W
1sI Ii rrf,ao UH IL class ticket. .,
The p. m. Evening Nail and the i. 80 (Night)
Southern Express will run daily. tsll sthsr siadayi
PHILADELPHIA AND SEw rosx LINES.
tesys Walnut street vhan a . and 50. N. Il m, /,
Leave ksnsnston Depot 4. ls.. m. l. IS, 50 and
s.Ip. m, and IA % :. n. (nishty 'I.-'' -
The a1 p N. iias ruas dailyi tsn oshsr'. san.
Isw YoRk AND PaiIiDzLPHrA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street sea q N. snd . p n.
nj tand sp r., and II night ..rg.
ne 2. m. line ,runs dalyi tsii others. Sundays
Philsdsiphia and New York Gincs
PHnApHLPnfA. Dee. Is. 1855. No ~ dsSl
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oce-tf
TNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i ISaToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

i IsaToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
wAsnIsaroH, March %, 1896
Trains between Warrington and New York are now
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of ears,
Leave daily tsxespt Sunday st 7so = m, and %
FOR NEW YORK, changing car. :. pntIadslphia,
Leave daily Except Bunday)at 10 g. m, and 4. 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA, .....
Leave daily Except Sunday at T.s0 and lll6a M,
and $50 and 6.2O p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadslphia ct $50 p m.
only. .. ...l,I : -
sleeping ', for New York on $50 D. m. train daily
Through ekets to Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
can be- had' a the Station once a all hours in the
% we'll % at the Banksrs' and Brokers' Telegraph
once, s4s Pennsylvsnia avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. .T.......
sss Baitimors and Ohio railroad adysrtissmsnt for
schedule bstvssn Washington, Bslnmors, Annapolis,
and the West. i'll WILSON
Master Of ansportation.
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. o. KO0Nfz,
oe Agent. Washington.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD


WAsrrrsror. Jups II. 1883.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTI MORE, sad
WARRINGTON AND THE WET, are now run as fol-
lows, Wis:
a" FOR BALTIMORE rs...
Leave daily, except Sunday, A 700, Lso, and n.is
q m, and AS, l. 30, sud 500 Pm.
FOR ALL wAY STATIONS son
Leave daily. except Sunday. At 100 g. n. sad -
ROs WAY STATIONS SOUTH o, ANsAroAn JUNO.
: L:.ys s., :. 10 ..a e. m, and At a@ a.a Gssp.
FOR ANHAPoLs
Leave At T. 90 and T. 50 . m and 30 p m. No train
70 or from Annapolis on sundsy.
.rr Oh SUNDAY.
..s RoR BALTIMoRR ,.
Leave q T. % An. and a4s asd g. 90 .. N
e b HoR WAY sTArIoNR -...
Leave at 7so q. n. and - and ,. N. r-n...
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST Haa o. /
Leave daily, except Sunday. At 7.so q m. and 300
oa Sunday. .. g. 90 p n. only. so,sssti.s a. Relay
Static. win trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Par.
Throush aekst. TO the West can BE- had .. the wash
ington Station Ticket 0ncs at all hours In the day,
we'll ~ at the Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph Oncs,
Ns Psnnsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
For hsv York, Phisdsiphis, and Boston, ~ .dvsr.
= J.. L. WILSON.
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General Ticket Agent
alo g. KoonTx. Agent,
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BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNHR,

SSi PsnnsylvAna Avenue doors west Of Ninth street
... wAsHIsafoH Crr. GII'T' 80 =
All the new books Of the age received i'm lately
prices
Imported Stationery aud American manufacture Of all
graSss and variety, Al the lowest New York prices.
sant Book. q all styles on hand, and made TO order
Waiting Cards printed, and plates engraved In The
Al Medical Books supplied o. publizhsrs' rates.
fapsr and ENVELOPES stAmsd 10 oTlss. apa.u
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d ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III RAILROAD.



On and after MONDAY, August 9, 1885, the trains
and boats Of this company viii leave - follows:
Steamer JESSE HoYT will leave Pier No. 81 N. H.,
Express for Red BAak, Long Branch fsrmngdas Point
Pleasant BrcksbuIg, Manchester, Tons River Wood
manse Barnsgs thAnong, Tueksrton, ,Atson, Jackson,
and Phiadelphi. and all stations on the Camden and
At4 p. N. from Pier No. az N. r., and l. 10 D. m
from Pier No. n T., sonnseng with trains for above
Branch. - 'T--
Pare to Long Branch on this train only rs cts.
Pare to Philadelphia on all trains, q
The freight boat leaves at 80 p N. for all points
the line aud Philadelphia.
RKruRHna rRAIHs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA!
Express ate O. m, from foot Of Vine street. Fare to
New York, ~
Way, Mail, and Express at a40 a. IN. from Camden,
arriving At New York at $50 m.. and stopping at
Pier 8 N. r.. ......
Freight at 6l6 p. m, arriving In New York at
o'clock next morning.
All baggage must be delivered In New York At Pier
No 50, as none will be received at Pier at Nos.
sel4u WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup't
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DHLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
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AIS m, Express, Cfosdays sxesptsl y II. ga y,
Way Nah rfaia for Bsitinors d ais q =. e,lA
TRAINS YRoM BALrrNoRx 10 PHfLADMrHfk.
Leave Baltimore, 7.ss m, way Nan; Sos. n, -.
press iio .. n, Hrprsss; ~ ,. y, hpfsss, aS
'sl55j y SUNDAY rRAIHs siIiBpsi o1f
Law Phiisdelphia for Baltimore ssd wasA,asten
Leave Baitimors for PhiadsipAia q SIS ,, N.
Lave Balumors for New York N SO p. n.
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