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[From the selentins American.
Coffee Still Nearer Perfection

MEssRs EDIroRs:-I feel rather diffident in
writing on the subject Of coffee-making, after
the subject has been so ably handled by Pro-
fessor Seely; yet may possibly obta n a
hearing in the matter, without being deemed
intrusive when / state that years ago after
many experiments, succeeded in obtaining
the most perfectly delicious coffee ever be-
fore tasted by myself or friends, it retaining
its aroma in an eminent degree, and, at the
same time, possessing all the strength Of eK-
traetiye matter desirable. This method of
making coffee subsequently published in
the Household Journal, in its column Of re-
cipes. aH.. -aH.
4 claim, and l believe, that was the first
to discover and make coffee in the manner /
am about to describe, which, although some
what similar to the method pursued by Pro
fessor Seely, is, think, more easily practiced
by all persons desiring to do so.
Take, say teacupful OF freshly-ground
coffee one-half Of which is to be put in a coffee
pot, placed on stove, and sufficient quantity
Of warm mot boiling) water poured thereon,
when it should be allowed to boil about five
minutes, and then placed on the back Of the
stove for a few seconds
The other half Of the coffee may be put
into pitcher with metallic cover, or coffee
pot used on table only, and the liquid por-
uun OF the cOuee which mas Deen DOueu
poured therein, when, as the old ladies say, ii
draws in similar manner to tea.
/ thus, without any alteration Of the form
Of the coffee pot, or the addition Of strainers,
really obtain all that is obtainable, of both
the aroma and healthful extractive matter of
the coffee used; at least by the use of ordi-
nary culinary utensils.
The coffee which was in the pitcher, or in
the table coffee pot, is either left therein, or
at once placed in the cooking pot, where it
is boiled the next morning, and half tea
cupful again put into the table coffee pot,
which is treated mike manner, thus proceed
ing inregularroutine. Invery warm weather,
however, the coffee thus saved to be boiled
should be kept in cool place, as a lew hours
In warm atmosphere is sufficient to cause
the inception Of fermentation, which gives an
unpleasant favor to the next morning brew
ing
y j may remark, in conclusion, that no
coffee should be used that has been roasted
more than forty-eight hours before and, in
fact, coffee just roasted, but allowed TO get
cold before grinding, is always the best
which is the method pursued in Cuba, where
they make very delicious coffee FROM infe,
rior berries. JAMES NJ. JARRETT
,anBRooKLYN N, Y .
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wssAssrss,1 D. I'M. sss s,h a.. BE-. Essa y ~
wsshburn, W. D, Mass., tss st.
Wsshburn, Henry D., indfsna. u ILLIll lI.rf- =
Warner, Samuel I. Connsctiout, f5t Y street. NJ
Woodbridge, Y. A., Vermont zoe street. ~
Ward, namhton, New York, eco Tvelfrh street.
wsnttorth, John, Ilinois, wiiisrds'. w
whAisy XIV. West vrgniA, cor. Q street AID Louis.
lana avenue.
Williams, Thes., Psnpsylvsuis, Avenue HOUSE.
Wilson, j. r., lows, 1es n st., bet l7th and 18th.
Wilson, Stephen r., Pa, United States Hotel
Window, WIN Minnesota, t17 Twcihh street.
winhsld, o. H., New York, zoe Ninth street
oAHptpArss Yon ADMISSION.
Barker, Jacob, LoulsiAna, williard'a
Conrad. Robert T. 'virginiA, Ebbitt Houss.
Campbell, wm n, Tennessee, Mstropolftan.
Cooper, Edmund, fsnnessee, Metropolitan.
Hawkins, L r., rennsssse. Metropolitan.
Maynard, Horace, Tsnnessee, 40 1bth street.
Underwood, John O., Va
wietlife, Robert O. Louisisna, wiilsrd's.
warmoth, n O. La, fTsr. DelegateD wlllArd's
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR


On the petition Of william Moore, Of Brooklyn, New
York praying for The extension Of patent grated to
james CaTuAn assignee OF the said William Moore
the l4th day Of SEPTEMBER 1881 for improvement 10
door Loeks for ssven years from the expiration Of
said Paisn which takes place on the l4th day Of
tembeT, 1895; ..'
Patent once MONDAY, thS nth day Of August next
al IL o'clock aud all persons notified To Ppear
aud show cause, " any they have, why said psIl'ioa
ought not to be granted. .. ... . .0H
Persons opposing the extension required to file In
the Patent Once their eotons especially sat forth Id
willing at least toenv days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hled by either party, 10 be used at the
SAID hearing must be taken and transmitted 10 accord
AnSe with the rules Of the once, which will DO fur
hished on application. Aht ~ y ... ...
'lDspostons and other pspers relied upon As tsSti
mony mu't be hsd In the once ttOey days before the
gay hearSg the argument, any, within ten days
Ordered. also that this Bohoe be published 10 the
REPUBLICAN, and the IHtsilOenesr, WAshIngto D. O.,
and In the TrfbHns New York, MY, Onssa week for
three successive weeks the Of said publications to
beat least sixty days Previous TO day Of hearing
. H'.' 'r.. 4. 7. o. ThEAKRR,
..- CommlsalOhsr of Patents.
p g. -Ed'toFa Of the above papers will pIaaee COPY
and send heir bills to the Patent oHise with paper
o7niainlng this notice. je2O-law3w
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RAILR IA Ds
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
wv eKoR0ErowH RAILEoAD. 80.
baltimore AND oH1oRA1LRoAD.

l# ss w.,u,va-o. r,na ~ taaa
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTl nORR, and
WAssisoTon AND TIE WEST. az. now run as fol.
-. FOR BALTIMORE g. .s'1tau
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 700, 7so, and ms
q n, and a+o. 4 %. and 500 .. m '.H.#T =
o. s'qslr FOR ALL WAT srATIOss. 10 ..r
Ls.ys daily. srespt Sunday. al 100 q m. ana 4 %
roR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsApoAis JUNO.
Leave st6is and a. m, and At 4 IS and Ls6 p.
n daily, sxeept Sunday. r.. ..r .r... ....-lf
sr..r.. FOR ANNAPOLIS ... $50.
Leave At 90 and =. 50 . m and 90 D. m. No train
10 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY. ''
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave al T. 80 an. and a4b aud 9 90 p. m .'.a ''
r-f FOR WAY sTATloss
Leave Il $50 q m ana 20 and p m
.-Ha FoRALL PARTS or THE west.
Lssvs daily! except Sunday, 81 $50 ., m. and 8 90
On sunday, at oop N. only, connecting 1t Relay
Station with usins from Baltimore 10 Whsslins, Par
through rskst. to the west can D. had q, n. wash.
ington Station Ticket omee all hours In the day,
we'll the new once In the American Telegraph
sJsing r,Ssnsyis.aiA a''nn' between Foar-snds
For Nev York Philsdslphis, and Boston, see sdvsr.
tissmsnt Of Through Line"
H.da.au8T lTD.I To- Master Of Transporiaiiea.
.''p a. rf.u.. s7dint o.p.r.i 4 Tisi., hss., n
oHo. O. KoonTz, Agent. itr..
jss-u 419aal.ss-. wAshing ton.
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1896 PENNsYLyANI Q66


On and .f,sr MONDAY. oe,ob,r Ia lsss. traius win
lssya ths aIon pss..seer pene eorssr N stan
ana Libsrtv strssts Pitssburab Pa = foiovs, I" -
DAY ExPREss aaiIv exeep, sanaay. Al Y 80 a m.
stop pins nj Johnstavn Cansmansh siiltsen Altoona
AL nI prineIpai ststinns snd mnLins drset Sonnee
tIous a Garrsburs fcr Nav Yors baltimore and wash
N rtos IA ~ ~, Es, ya,s Ra.s.n "a
in,srm.dis,s eo,nts "'''- ~. :" ''''1''" - -
ALTooNA UNCOMMON ATOM a.iix .xa.n, s,na.x
atb IA n stnnons ~ ali $3.50, .,.aan, H.. :. ~
Pittsbursh ara kiteans Ara 1850 rlo.s
with trains On he ipdrps sr.nsh W.. psnrs,I,sn,s
Railroad, Hbepsburr and CSe.son hsilroad md HON.
d.ysburg I,rnneb : i7,-'- ''r.-1- '--'1 =. '0'
fITTsBuR0H AND ERIE MAIL. a.iiv sxo.nt s,,a.x
Al Lbo 4 m stepplns only Al Conem.nyh IA IIitsss
Altoona And Ali principaI stationr mati,e dire
neeton at Harrisburg for New Yorh. Baltimore, and
washington. lllD IgEEI flIlsi- 80 10 a. =
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DR0P0sALs FOR STATIONERY.
pyS,s ..,.n-s % .gs z I,yT,S.ss,.on,l

DHPARrnusr or rms fNrERtoR,
wAsHMaroE Nay 81, 1895.
Proposals for furpishlsg .ush stationery as may be
required BY this Department and the bureau aud Of
ices thereof during the hsea ye-r ending Juns So 1851
will be received until 70 o'clock Of MONDAY. July
1885 Those unseeompaned by satisfaetory testi
malls o. ablty tofalnll eoptrset will not be eonsid
cred, and contracts will only be svarded 10 mAnufae
turers Of dealers In the several classes Of articles
All articles furnished must be Of the best qsAllty Of
their kiad samples Of which must PAW each bid
E.eh proposal must be signed By the individual or
arm mskius H. and must specify but price for each
article Of the class bid for, 49,.
krtieies not named In the sehedus n required are
be furnished d the lowest market price, and the right
reserved Of ordering greater lees quantity VI each
article contracted for the public service require
Bond. with approved security, will be required Of
tbe Individual or frm 70 whom tho contract may be
awarded.
hhoaid contractor refase or neglect to furnish when
required any article artiees, the sans may be par
chased In open market; and greater price shall be
paid therefor than II specified IN the eontraet the der
enos msy be charged to the eontstor In his next quar-
terly aeeount
The Department reserves the rsh' 10 reject or oeep
the bid on all artlsles, sibgly or oelleotively.
The aubolned schedule specifies, nearly can be
DONE the amuun quality, aad description Of the arti
cles likely to BE- required, ..
The bids will be opened IN the presence Of any Of ths
bidder. Who may be resent aud will be eanvassed
separately for each Of the classes specified below aud
contracts for Of the ea-sss awardsd may
be deemed most advantageous to The Department.
Proposals must be addressed to the secretary or the
Interior and be endorsed Proposals for Stationery "
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

ENRlE RAILWAY.-TRAIN LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street. via PaVosiA terry
100 A r., Day Express, for CanAndAlgua Rochester,
Buffalo, salAmGneG and West ConuOcts at BunAlo with
Lake shore and Grand Trupk Railways, sud At sails.
mApea with Atlantic and Great Western Hallway.
$50 Az, NTH add Way Traiu, Dai Y, 20 UtisvIlls.
1000 A. H., Express Mall for Buffalo, BalAmaaeA and
Great Wsrtsrn kAilwAys
AooP H., way Train for Port Jsryis aud Eswbureh
bOoP NJ Night Express, for CanAndAiguA, Rochester
Buffalo, salAmaneA aud West IVY
oO0Eh, Lightnng Express, Daily, for CAns ndaiEuA,
koehestsr, Buffalo. Salamanca, DankiTk, and West
Western hallway. ma a., rsg,.. = - -
800 . q, E@is1at Train, Daiiy, Tor Bua.lO sAlA.
u HUdH RIDDLE, Cen sup,t Now York,
VIZ u bAAE, asnp Pass. Ag't New yogk. aa-u
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
IL ConrraoLLER OF rHH cuHRESoY, wA4HiNoros,
H. May ~, 1856. ...4..-..... - .l'r, r .. 7
Notice Il hereby given 10 All persons who hays claims
against The MerohAnts' National BApk Of Wpshlng-
ton, d. o., that they must present the sawe and make
legal propf thereof to JAMES KENNEDY Receiver Of
.aid Bank, at Washington D. c. on or before the 18th
day Of August next. " CLARKE,
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In ...."T RAlLROAD--ls66.

nj II" LSlhh AM NE" nA
IN H.T RAlLRoAD--ls6Ss .- .rslF
Passenger Station in sew York corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue ..'..I
kntrAnee on Twenty seventh street,
TRAINS LIB We NEW YORK: l#
For New Haven, zoo, 90 (Ex. d II 80 q m. l2l5
lEx 90 (kx. J, SEA. so and 90 (Rx. D. D. m PoT
Bridgepor, 100, 500 (Rx. ll.S0 IN. IL 10 (Bx },
500 Tx }, SO, 81, 90 (Rxlp N. For Milford aud
STAFFORD, 90, liS0 a. N. as, I 80 IN. For Fair
asld, Southport and wes.por 100 II 50 m si5 80
i2is lEx 500 Ok 80. so, $50 500 lgslp IN, For
For Greenwich zoo, 80, II, 30 a. N. S45, 3d. 30,
$50 p. m For Stamford, 7 90. 500 lRx y 80, II so
m. l2l5 (Kx) 500 (Rx ", 1 20, 80 O. 80, g. 90
lEx) m For PortehesteT aud Inter msdiste STATIC
100, o. 30 ll.soG m s46, 4so, $50, $50, 700 p. m.
CoNNECTING TRAINS n .
Per Boston via Springfield 90 IN. Rx 500 (Rx
800 y a FOR Boston via hhore Lne, IL 10 ICE D 400
p m. FIR Hartford and Springfield, 500 (RE IN. /
iAlO, SJe tkx,h 500 p. m. Pvr Connsetient River
Railroad, SO a. IN Ok II 10 p. m. to Montreal, 500
2: m. TO horhaDPtoh, for Hartford, Providence aud
fisbkill RahIOAd, 90 (Bx, }. m, l2.l6 D. m. For
New Haven, New London and stoninRtou Railroad at
800 a. m. l2l5 500, 500 p IN, For Canal Railroad
" 10 p m. to Northampton. PoT HousAtonic Railroad
500 a, m For ERugatuek Railroad, 500 a. mi 500 D.
IN. For DAnbuTy and Eorwaik Railroad, 90 so a m
Commodious sleeping ears attached TO 8 m. train.
Ap2 JAMES H. HoYr, Superintendent
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
Dior BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCH.
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMgD, ATE POINTS. The
new and stauneh steamers q the Norwich line. CITY
No % North Tyer loot Of vssry street. Tor NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train from the above points via Norwich aud Woress-
ter Boston and Worcester, Worcester aud Nashua and
New London and Northern Railroads. freight taken
Z, the lowest rates. Ror information inquire Of T.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. Ap2
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An Agent OF The kkeeIsIor Umnibus company WI
pass Through each train before reaching the depot take
up eheeks and deliver baggage TO any part Of the city
once No. 40 Penn street. open day And night where all
viii receive prompt attention. ~ l'-
Baltimore express will sInvs with Philadelphia
pros a 20 p. m on Mondays -f,5,r..,.
noTfCE-fn Of luss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only and
for an amount not exceeding 400, .-.... -. ..
A. the Pennsylvania Central Railread Passenger
tah, On Lahsrtv end w..hips,as .,v.~,s
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EoR Saba LOT ON F STREET
south, near city TailTeNd fronting nearly % feet.
aad running back 90 foot asy Prise u cents per
foot Address T. D., 81 lhis once, il7I
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CLASS NO. l.-PAPER.


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... gilt or plata, per ream. BOZ ... . -
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g. Is rssms envelope, yellow bua royal, per
l. 100 resms large brown envelope, a BY IS In par
$50 dSIsn sheet. patent blOttlns, 10 by n ill., per
o. 10 sams brown envelope paper, SO by 10 In.
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IL 100 sheets tracing paper French. large siIs per
49, 100 yards tracing eambrie, per yard
H. IL dozen press copy books, not less than 500
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10. 1900 adbs.iys ssvslape., nots, PsrM
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L Is dozen soid pens, with handle. or silver cases.
best quality, per doren.
g. doIsa heavy barrel gold pens, with handles,
2, dozen ivory Of sStSs. perch. ever. pointed
dozen. ....'
T. 300 doIen FAber's No. / to L. or graduated, per
dozen;
eass.
.. 80 dozen FAber's red and blue pencils, per
dozen.
CLASS NO. SINK, WRISTBANDS, wAPBRs, AND
WAX
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a Us9 ae ess'ir0n aOuo's OF ''os' 'hAna''
g. $50 DOZEN Maynard and Moves int or any other
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Is sa I iI ps5 SG,'I Writing fluid quarts. DER
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dureu, ''
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50 d Ss.., Davd' 'arniH' ink ounce No. ip'r
ones sssi .. Si'S per- s''' quality ''d' No. Tor
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pound.
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aATICLEs
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pearl handle per dozen.
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| dozen.
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dozen.
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o. 40 psunds Pounee, per pound. ..
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAv.
In F"..a.H 100 BLBRs. 1Hfsff 1855.
THE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY CON.
PLETED.'
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
50 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE 'a

a M, % sgnnrv. .g,, ,,oyrrs a,,,s,.,,, =,
Aihh' 'ho M AID 49, hvuns eulohhh THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
TWICE pAIIy
A. -. ix,csn.v $3.50, .,-.
ny ' ~, NJ septsmper 70 me Old ,nd
pn1n hS ,5u " A5nhIsvIoh, wa rkkD sklCks-
isss 70 n h y, VIII % run r"lCk DAILY,
''T Th y likn.s ehoeP.saJ - IoI oMsi -
Ps u,i, a y !, Sc, ~ IsT NIL r0kT captain
tfA11S AHg y YAnpkhhlLIsD Captain A.
~ VIII leeye me whaT DOT o. SIKH street,
sseston, lE,es daily lsGn lay mofuings excepted
nv mi a. ~ 90 M laying a. Aqua Creek ey 10
Aha iO% p m aud thence by the Richmond,
Fredsrehseary and Potomes Rallroad, now sut'rsly
eonplesd' 70 kishn9nd, arriving there Of 400
ana W M, anordlpg ample time for dining In Rieh:
mohot Ahu mahinB connections with the Richmond and
sersbuTg Railroad for Psisrs9urg and points south
resersbnIs
Tne steamer leaving Warrington at 700 p m, arrives
n Ehsshmond a. y 70 a r. thording ana DE time for
Ss s1 o oGSassiSa WIN ne Saa Dan
Cadets ssssA 'oldseoroasA and WILMINGTON n
On SUNDAYS leave WASHINGTON at 7p m. only,
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YT,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
COURT OF InE UNITED STATS FoR THE

~ all lohOHa u may concern, greeting
Notice Il hereby given, that on the sh day Of HoEem
Der, 1896 the rebel priyaeer Royal Yacht attacked
burned, Auhk aud destroyed In 0alyeson bay, Texas
BY al expedition under command Of Lieutenant Com
imAndsT me. Jeweu, Of the UBisd States steamer
bAntee, whereby award Of touny lnur 70 the ON
GERS aud men Of % d expedition, and therefore they
prosecute In this court In the Of the United States
for the In the libel stated aud that sad cause
VIII stand for trial At the City Hall 10 the city Wash
inEton, on the nrst Monday o. July psxt, Whoa ADD
Why eondsgnatiou shoald not be dserSsd, ahd 10 In
tsrsene for their Interests. n. ~ - 49,. .
May 30. 1896 j. MEIOs.
tel-AWtd .... al ... Clerk.
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.reTmA ns eHIPs.
WARRINGTON

WASHIN TON
..s- fsrEAMsHIP COMPANY.
'AA4e-eA 'AA (obD LfhE,D tlil'o E
NEW YORK, ALgxANDRlA, WASHINGTON AND
.HrHeIF 0R0RGErowE. D . q. rH,"r al.
oCBAr STEAMERS 't''
BALTIMORE, REBECcA CLYDE, Arp EMPIRE,
stl n uoprrrorior WIFE trhASs srnAnsna7 Frfl
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ELfzA.
Regular sailing Days TURsDArs and RRIDAYA
A. I'm fromfoo, % Bls sired, osorg.town and Pier
Q. p H666HfoF, Agent, "'
-hoot Of High street, Georgetown.
~ N. KLDRiDGE d Co, Agents,
Prince Street wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III wall Street, New York.
Freight received eonstsntiy aud forwarded 10 all
parts pf tia country With dispatsh. atlowest raiss
Tha outside steamers OF this ilna arc being put In
order for the Spring trade AID uutl further notice
fright will be carved BY the Rxre,s line Of inland
steamers, with regularly and Dispatch, $3.50
je2a ~ O. r. fi0U6HroF, Agent.
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR

AVOIDING POINT JUDITH
sT0NIN0T ON LINE " Steamers, beiug the safest and
quickest between Boston and New York The siauneh
and splendid steamer . ...
On TUESDAYS, THURsDAYS and SATURDAYS.
. rs-r- COMMODORE, Capt 4, v, Curtis,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS And FRIDAYS,
At SO clock, y m. from Pier No. Is north River.
These boats unsurpassed for comfort and
safety state rooms secured at the ONCE Pier No. Is,
on board the boad No 70 Washington street, Boston,
and at the Providones depot Return trains leave
Boston at 6xp. m.
app NJ sIM0Hs, Agent
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Regular Sailing D'ys: 'h HtF
.'s7r '.' TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, 81 .n.a"
Al 10 M from No. e3 Water street and Pier
IS Bast River, foot Of Wall street, New York.
| For freight, spPly TO - % '
- -. JOHN B, DAVIDSON, Agent
.. r.. I.. 90 Water street, 0eorgstowp, D. O.
NJ BLDRlD0B d CO., Agents,
H.. 81 H- Prinee.street wharf, Aiex'a
.H#u JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall street. New YORK
Freight received eonstAntiy and forwarded TO all
mbso-u John DAVIDSON, Agent
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26

sS-For subscription to tho stock Of this Company,
offering safe and dividend paying invsstment apply
to JOHN K. kLvAns q Co.
myS-lm '.H ..."E.r sra.. Agents for d. @.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23

LEHIGH MEDICINES.

l have the pleas
ure to inform you
tn at | have procur-
ed a supply of the
so highly celebra
ted Lehigh Medi-
cine, prepared by
DR.. of Zoology and
Anatomy,C. g. Hir-
ner, at Allentown,
Lehigh county,P
and recon m e nd
them to your par
ticular attention. /
have particular rea-
sons to recommend d
his preparations SC
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23
Notice to Teachers.


TNHE Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
L dot county, Ohio, from and after the let
day of September, 1866, will hold meetings for
the examination of teachers, under the "Act to,
provide for the Reorganization Supervision and
maintenance of Common Schools" and the
amendments thereby, passed March Ia 1864,
as follows: In Upper Sandusky, in..said Wyan-
dot county, on the lst and Sd Saturdays in the
months of April, May, June, September, Oe-F
tober and November, and the first Saturdays
of all the other months.
No certificate will be granted except at a
regular meeting, nor will any be granted sx
cept the applicant appears in person and sub
mits to an examination. -4s - l-...5r..
Under the amended school law, Zach
applicant for certificate, shall pay the Board
of Examiners, fee of fifty cents as sondi-
ton of examination. r-
~ Examinations to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. M, at the Court House in said town. -
By order of the Board of Examiners. .'t5E:s
=.~a1 HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January 8, 1S66-ly, 44,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23
Legal Notice.
George Bee.

MASON, PLASTER AND CISTERN
lNI BUILDER, is prepared to- do all work in
his line of business, in the most expeditions and
substantial manner. A long experience in
these branches of business justifes him in
guaranteeing satisfaction to those who may de-
sire his services. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
March ] lS66.-1y./
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23

By an efficient organization of 1000 practi-
cal Underwriters, from Nova Scotia to Californ-
ia, and Lake Superior, Mexico and the Gulf.
harmonizing the science of average with com
pensating rates to the advancement of the pub
lie welfare.