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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21
NuInl,Ci. :s1,

n petition iilty-twO iect long con-
tanning the names of nearly all the
prominent citizens of New Mexico,
has deem forwarded to Washington.
praying for an increased military
force in that Territory as being abso.
lutely necessary to protect the lives
and property of hepeople against the
who are plundering and
with impuniy.
In the course of an article upon
the subject of labor, the Charlston
Courier states that the best plan for
laboring in South Carolina during the
cusueing year is undoubtedly that OF
paying wages to the cOllored people
but that for the want of capital the
planters will at present generally have
to resort to the system of working on
shares-the planters and labors di
,yiding the crop.
Many of the larger States might
well envy the easy condition of Ma.
Iryland's eXchequer. The total debt
is Sl,0I9,SO0 The largest portion
of it is five per cent, while the pro.
ductive State property, mainly in
canal, bank and railroad stock, is
81, ,S05, $50, leaving as the entire
debt the small balance of S9S1 $50.
The State also owns unproductive
property to the amount of SlS,000,-
200. When proper Legislation is had
rs to the last item, which the State
Treasurer thinks can easily be made
productive, it is expected that the
State will have net income of S4,-
I000,00
A correspondent of the Rural
New Yorker complains of the rats
and mice eating his harness, after it
had been freshly oiled, and asks for
a remedy. Belts in machine shops
are also made prey to the same
class of depredators. 1t is said. to
be fact that rats will not touch any
thing smcared with castor oil, and
to guard against their attacks it is
only necessary to mix a quantity of
this with the other preparation put
on the leather. 1t 10 an excellent oil
Tor leather but tends to shrink it.
Lancaster, Pa, has had another
earthquake. The Express, of Mon.
day evening, says: "At about IL
O clock last night sound resembling
that produced by thunder or wa:
on passing slowly over bridge, was
heard in this city. If thunder, 1t
came from a cloudless sky, as not a
speck besides the stars was visible
in the heavens at the time. The
phenomenon was different from that
experienced here last year, as no
quivering of buildings and other oh.
jects accompanied the report"
A PROFITABLE BoARDER.--In O
hotel at Nashua, n. H., few weeks
since, a young lady engaged board
for two or three days, and at the end
of that time, when about to leave
tod the landlord, young gentleman
would be along in day or two and
settle for her board. The obliging
landlord told hcl she had better leave
her valise Tor security, which she did
and took her departure. About {
week afterward the landlord open tho
valise, rs no young man appeared
and found that it was stuffed full o.
sheets and pillow cases that belong
ed to the rooms in the hotel, and
were his own property. The young
lady had improved her stay, and haS
,'made oyer' some OF tho ARTICLES ID
to garments for herself y, 4. ,sa''i ~. *,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

GHlleN DbulCSs
Five convicts have escaped from
the penitentiary at Joliet, H., with
the aid of outsiders, through the
/ ewers.
The sBoard Of Managers of the
American Bible Society met in New
York on the 9th inst. Grants of
books were made to the extent of
lilo volumes, and in funds $1,000
were appropriated for publishing
the New Testament in the Revel.
Eshonian language in Russia.
A convention of the German edi-
tors and publishers of Pennsylvania
is to be held ut Harrisburg on the
- til inst, to protect the interests of
German literature, popularize it in
journalism, and procure a greater
recognition tor it in the public
schools.
The telegraph informs us that Il
majority OF the Committee of Ways
and Means are favorable to Bout
wells proposition to sell 100000
of gold per week, but that no action
will he taken IN the matter until the
re-asscmpling of Congaess in Jan
uary.
A convention of the Freedmen of
Texas is called to meet ut Bastrop on
the 9th of January, for the purpose
of dcvising plan for agricultural
labor, by which the soil shall be cul.
'itivated, and their bread earned by
} the sweat OF their brow, in obedience
to Heavens decree.
i Baltimore is maintaining its unen-
'lviable repntltion for rowdyism -
That citv. ut present, is terribly af-
lflicted with gangs of thieves and
I. pickpockets, who are committing
their depredations day and night to
! an extent never before known. In
some instances they have attacked
ladies in broad daylight, and robbed
them OF their portinonnaies.
] There Is said to be very large
Northern element in the population
Iof Savannah. Boston men are es
Ipecially numerous. They are treated
well, and are rapidly taking the lead
IN inerchrndise, planting and lum-
Iberingg THIS last interest will be-
come very important source of
wealth to Georgia. Her immense
forests are comparatively intact.
4 The Freedmen's Savings and Trust
! Company, OF Norfolk, has been reap.
ling quite harvest In the way of de-
posts made by the soldiers of the
colored regiments which have been
paid off and mustered out in that vi
cinity. The Tth u, S. colored regi-
jment deposited S33,0 in that in
lstitution, and the Both regiment $780,
900.
As the passenger train on the Du-
Ihuque d. Southwestern Road, was
passing curve, on Tuesday evening,
the iear car ran off the track and
rolled down the bank. About forty
passengers were injured, though none
dangerously so, Among them were
b. f. Donniviilo and j. NJ, Merritt,
of chicago.
!. A private of the One Hundredth
Regulars, stationed at Ottawa, on
Friday received fifty lashcs. The
prisoner was tied to the gate by the
thumbs, aud in that position was
logged in the presence of the entire
4 earrison--for stating that Canada
would be annexed to the United
States before two years.
Fifteen years ago Judge Bryan
Mullanphy bequeathed one. third of
his property in trust to the city of
t, st, Louis for the relief of poor cmi.
grants and travellers passing through
! the city on their way to settle in the
e, West. The preseDt value OF the
; property is seven million and fifty
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CON.

NEW IORki august q, 1876.
The Western Union Telegraph Company, as the
lAree addition. TO the extent Of its lines, feels
warranted at this time in offering to the public
In accordsnes with Q we'll matured plan. the bene-
Its afisiDg from increasing fscIiHics and up inter
rspid fstsTGphic toGtIOH between all parts
OF be country In an equitable and diScrtmiH1fiag
reduenen 81 rates to liberal patrons of the teIe-
graph snd II 10 hoped and expected that the al.
yantages 10 be Gained by the I'd o ption of a uui-
1oIm IeleErsph system. and the rem oval of bar.
riers TO bnbrokea emnuuIcation-caused by and
cohsegutnt uPon separate and conflicting in
ferests-while II works a permaD ent bepeht by
producing nrTsdsed reliability, will enable the
CSmpany to of.r from time to time sddtio nal 1 o.
crcemenu TO the commercial public.
On actual payments for this line made after Sep.
tmee, lsf, 1870, during any single month. by any
lnolNldeal, hrm or orp0ration, for felegraphiHg
ton bis or their legitimate bnsiness1 the follow.
Ing rebstes will be paid By this Com pany:
On Psyments during the month Of $50 and less
On payments during the month Of 500 and less
than saO. 10 per cent.
On payment. during the month Of $500 and less
than 8 u 200. Is per cent -
On pay ents during the month Of 81 ,0Oo and less
than SLIGO. 20 per sent.
On payments during the month of 81 500 and less
than ~ o0a Is per cent.
or Psymepts during the month of 81 coo and mp
ward, 81 per cent.
Printed applications for rebates will be fur.
nished by Office Managers, which. being 81 Rned by
the applicant. and endorsed as to correctness by
the Manager. may be forwarded to the Secretary
OF the Company. who will authorize payment for
the amount found TO be due accord sncs with the
fore going schedule. j. Il. WADE,
au - lw President.
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DROPOsALs FOB FRESH BREAD.

Subsistence Office, U S.A., No. los W Lombard 81,
Babtmere, Nd, AugsSt 80, 1856. Z
Sealed Proposals. in dupio ate will be received
At this ONCE until II O'Clock m THURSDAY
September 6, lSjS. for furnishing HKBSH BREAB
% the troops In and around and In the yic ty OF
Baltimore Nd. Including the various surround.
ing forts, Except Fort Mcaenry, Md
The Bread to be delivered at Warehouse Ne
Ivy Lombard street. Baltimore, Md, or at such
other point In the city of Baltimore AZ NAV
be designated, in such quantities and al such
NAV direct
The Bread will be subject to Q rigid ipspec.
uon and IL not satisfactory purchases will be
tractor VI WV WI"
All questions respecting quality and condition
pertmeIt receiving the Bread
The Bread required to be furnished under
this contract must be good, wholesome Bread
made n sheets Of loaves, each loaf TO weigh NOT
less than IL ounces when received.
bidders viii state how many loaves of Bread of
u ounces each they propose giving for one barrel
Eour OF lS6 pounds. tpscksges not incladed, ,
tne MARKS on the barrels as purchased 10y the
United States to hold when the barrels are undis
this contract will be made for six months from
october LIST. 1866, OF such less time the Commits.
saIy General may direct
BleBk proposals can be obtained At this Office
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Bread, and addressed to the undermined. who
reserves the night to reject any all bids doomed
unreasonable. Bidders must be present 10 respond
the faithful performance Of their contract.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and O. 8. q. 8. A.,
an 81 tseS Breyet BRIG Gen. Vols
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u ICHAOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Pc
h TOMAO kAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssndsy .. m. excepted.D

The quickest and most direct route - Richmond.
Va and the South. vie the Potomac
s,eamsrs from Sixth Street Wharf;
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich.
mond Va, connecting there With trains the Rich.
Pono end fetersbsrg and Richmend and Danvills
kGlroads. Ter Petersburg. Weldon, Wilmington,
H HsSistsh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) &c
90 O. m and p. m, and arrive in Richmond &C
THRoUGH 10 RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana AZ Hours Quicker than
any other koute.
=, Be sure and get Through Tickets vie Asuia
Greek and fredertcksburg, TO Richmond, Ct the
Company 3 Once, corner Of Penna. avenue ana 6th
eet, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons viii b IN
readiness 70 convey passenge - and baggage BE-.
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers BY this line pes By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of Visiting
several battle fields near 1redericksburg By stop.
ping q that point.
Breakfast and cup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGET. enpt., Wellington. d. o.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent. wsshinston.
G. n. HANEY,
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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A SSIsTANT QUAkTERMAsTERSO OFFICE
lA 1139 GIRAKp sTREEI. PHILAnsI PILL.

A ssIsTANT QUAhTERMAsTERs OFFICE
"A llSS GIRARD STREET, PHILADsLPHIa,
Sealed Proposals will be received At I'll. osso.
until IL O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, SeptemberI
1856, for the immediate delivery at the UnitsJ
states 6torehouse, Hanover Street WhsrF
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, of the foIloWine
Qnartermasters Stores VIZ: 0"o"ihe
Sdozen Door Neck Belts 50 Shutter Bolts
200 Wall Brushes 10 gross TuItipe Button.
Dos pounds Tin Block l2dozen PATTY niyss
10 II. q l.. Closet Locks dozen Drsver Tnmb,.r
boxes Glass, lOxI2 Locks
rs pou nds Glue s boxes Glass, lax,5
SoS no1sd s'Sss wax ioG: H. Lettering Pen
10 pounds TIMBER. raw, l@ gallons Tarpentine
Dbl. Coach varnish abbis. 0o1ai Vsrnisb
"a s SriiInns tsssorf 10 pounds Gum Traea-
All of the above described articles to be Of the
best quality, and subject the ins Of an in
spector appointed on behalf Of the United states
Government.
cred at the United States storehouse twenty four
honrs previous to the opening of the bids.
Bidders will state price in writing and figures,
ana the amount or quantity Of each article bid
Each bid must lie guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended to
sufheient security for the amount Involved ny q
United states Judge, Attorney or Collector OF the
Port otherwise the bid vii not be considered.
The right 10 re .ect any bid deemed too high or
unreasonable 10 reese ~ Cd, and no bid from a de-
fsnlting contractor will be received.
reruIsr pI,tea p fsr mace Si 10 on the
ca ion NJ this office.
The envelopes to be endorsed .. Proposals for
QuaIteImaster1 stores" and addressed 70 the
Bids will be opened on SATURDAY, September
iseS; st ~ oe,oea m And bidder are reg usstsd
eral Gtoree b. 30 sman. Assistant Quartz rmsster
General United Stat Army GEO r. ORME.
Breyet MAJOR and Assistant Qusrterusaster.
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= PKspEsfY AZ PnBH nEp A TX oMrHI,ssAh'


Qkes Depos Commts.a,y Of Subsistence. I
WasAissson, .. C. August %. lSss (
Will be sold at public anction ct the Monu-
ment 9rounds, on l4th street, WashinRton, d. o..
on TUEspAY, Sept. Z, 1855, at n o'clock m (, the
following condemned SUBSISTENCE STOKES,
About I $40 pounds of Corn Meal, IS. barrels of
Salt Pork. lS6 pounds Beef Tongues x7o rounds
Ham, barrels Salt Beef, 2.lS3 pounds God Fish,
las pounds Hard Bread. lis barrels Flour, I,Qi
pounds Beans, 100 pounds Peas, a.7s3 pounds
Heminy. so pounds Mixed Vegetables, 40 gall
Ions Picr,ss pounds Sperm Candles, LIZ pounds
Also, at the same time and place. the following
GOmMIseARY PROPERTY, no longer required
large FIRE proof iron Safe large iron Kettle,
Tables, Chairs, and about Platform scales,
s Meat eawe. Cleavers, 20 Butcher Knives, s
Butcher eteele, 10 Meet Hooks, A Wooden faucets,
Metal Faucets, 10 Molassee Oates, 7 Bung Start
ers, Tap borers, Head Raisers, Ooopers' VII
ees. 6ookers' Adzee. Coopers' Punches, DO
Is 0ommissary Chests Cook Stove. Goal Stove,
Desks 3Oases, ste Tin Piatrs, iSs Tin Cups IS
Bowls: l6 Soup Pans. 5 Tin Dippefs, Breed Bas-
kets, l9 Meat Trays, Corn Brooms, Stable
Brooms, Is soup Ladies, ~ Buckets, Wall Brush
es. Dust Brush, 2 Iron Pokerc. Spades Wheel.
barrow. Sieve Rake. 90 pounds old Iron, -
iron Drum, Coffee Mill IS Kaives, II Forks, 500
feet Gas Pipe: IL Single Burners, Is Double Barn
ere, LA feet Water Pipe. Is small Valves, large
Valves. rasers. 81 InkstAnds, 2 Paper Clasps,
30 Paper FOLDERS and Cutters, 10 Paper Files, IS
Term: Cash. in Government funds
au U.st Major and G. g.. u. "A.
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DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EMPRESS, Capt. =. A. RYrHlR,
leaves Washington at Q. NJ. and Al
sxsndris at q. m livery SAT.
URDAY for Glymont, Budd Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PIoxdeps
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf. Stones Wharf. Our.
rionen Bay, Fexwelle Wharf, Hazell's Wharf.
PiDey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baiti
more 81 .. N: on Sunday
epf-u No. 34S Penna. avenue.
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CONVENIENT HOSPITAL FOR THE in

ELIZABETH. II. VI, August -, 1856.
Stone Masons ere invited to Immediately make
sealed proposals, addressed to the euperinte ndent
offhe hospital, stating 1T what price per perch Of
twenty hve t35 cubic feet estimating only the &C.
tual toiid contents Of the wall laid, they will lay
the wall enclosing the grounds Of the Hospital in
the same manner and of the same sort Of materials
that may now be seen in unfinished portion Of
the wan on the public road The work done in
each month will be measured st the end Of the
montn, at the expense Of the United States, By an
experfegced sworn neasurer. probably BY Mr.
John y Harkness. end Immediately settled for in
accordance with such measurement. The work viii
be overlooked as 1T progresses by an experienced
macon the employ OF the hospital. Materials
Tor scanotding a. well as stone lime. cement, and
sand, will be furnished on the ground, aud water
can easily be obtained by the contractor or cen.
tractors from q good we'll very near the wall
Proposals will be received both from master ma
eops VINO intend TO employ others to do the work,
and from individual masons who intend TO hire
only isborers and do the mechanical part of the
The superintendent of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the right to reject all offers under thia
advertisement that he does not deem advantaeeous
to the Government, and also At a ny time 70 stop
any portion of the work that 10 net being done A.
cording to the agreement. an ee-dIOt
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DRoPOsALs FOB CORN MEAL
OHce Depot C0nlnliSsary Of Shbsisfsn,<
Wa IN. N cta,r n n Auar.. n a..

Wash,ngton, ID. C., August q. ISS
Sealed Proposals.. in duplicate, are invited until
IhHkSDAI. September 6, lSs6, at IL m for
the Corn Meal that may be required from the loth
OF september. lsoS, until the LIST of January, lsI
The Meal to be delivered at the Government
Warehouse in Georgetown, or ct the Wharf or
Railroad Depot in Washington, ID. c., at such
times and in such quantities as the 0oyernmant
may direct after fire days notice
The Corn Meal TO be delivered in good, sound
hour tarreie. each containing one hun fred And
ninety six 196l pounds; to be fresh ground and OF
good, mefchantable quality, and Will be fnspt cted
Payment will be made in such funds as the Gov
ernmsnt may furnish for disbu r. ement
Bids must be addressed to the UNDERLINED at
Corn Meal" g. BILL
an 2S-5t Major and @ g . II q
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$50 b f Dis1As Est
SA M A r + MS GIFT!
E1TETt

SEo Ef DIsEAsEsi
sAMARITAN's aIFTl
SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A POSITIVE CURE" fer -..- fl.
GOEORRHEA, GLEET STRUCTURES, Do
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
(lnly Ten PILLS 10 be Ihkss to Efed Cure.
They are entirely vegetables, having no smell nos
any ~, or bowel. Of the most asc.ss Ia
Il from sn b.
sm tn Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
10 t,oS: 70 snsr. e, ssAstsr
Who ssss s::a SiS s.s
s"s s g. I.ass ii:,n: envelope
,. BLOOD BLoODi, BLOoDyu
s0R99IULAAt ULCERS; s0REs, SPOTS,
slrlsSzls k5Ss4 D asS asssi su1os
E sS E:si
meet certain I and remedy ever
and permanent; Take, then, Of this purifying rem.
:nS Be nsss sa End DO mot
year, DO NOT DEsPAIRi
ROOT a.sB o,
will remeve every yest1ge OF Impurities from tho
system vslI q all the bad eject: e MsEsSFy.
Ia many affections with which numoers ~ n.
r.ASee sufier the ROOT AND Herb JUICES most
hsppily sdapted, in UleeEsted Uterus. IN Leucos.
sssIi.6i down Esins q ne
sent by express. Price &l.X per bottle.
eANARITANB WASH
T. IN esssS Of used In connection With the
Full directions. Price Is oepts.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowl.
edged By physicians and patients. They are used
in The q. s. Hospitals.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF rHB eAMAR
ITANV REMEDIES
"Posf dosPIrAL, IoRT MARsHALL, Balttmoeo,
Nd Feb. 10, l66i.--"I have great safidAction n
stating thas have used The bauRritan Remedie0s
Tor veperal diseases In its most customary foyms:
that have used them with Judgment, discrOt1on.
and properly, and, have found them respond 70 ny
aptlcipstione promptly and e6ectuAlly. Knowina
their competition, have the fullest con6dence iS
their efficacy. and q far my ne a them sxtends
Ir's'n.'sd sA'n ne st.sHRslEE hrp o novrRs
"Asdstaut Surgeon, sth n. 7. Vols"
.ola p 9: Q. YoIp, esEnss I'M stssst nd Penn
sylvanie avepuS. X46nlnGeon; HBNBY COOK.
Als1sHsrniHsIn Y ~; SE1a y pfsesiss: ssssrs!ly:
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STEAMBOAT LINES
ARRANGEMENT.
y STBAMER AMBRID0D.

- STBAMER CAMBRID0B.
=, On AID after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
Capt =. Leopard, win leave her
between Lee and Bsrrs streets, Del =
tiRSIs, o. vTgEIssp1AY, THU kspAY, and SAT.
Double Mills, Oxford, CioraS Point. Wailsch y
Wharf. Cambridge, Haehletts wharf. CABIN
Creek, and Medford D Wharf Returning from the
Ia.tern Shore, she will reach Baltimore at s q n.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passsu-
eers from Warrington should take the 80 D M.
train for Baltimore iy f-tf
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IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR.
" UNITED SITES PATENT OEFICl

Ib.IS
@. On the petition Of ERASMUS A. POND OF Rut
tent granted to him on the 9TH day Of Decemb.r.
lS2, fer an improver cent in "Pill making Ma
chimes Tor seven years from the expiratien az
said patent which takes place on the7th day OF
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the faIent Omce Oh Monday, the 10th day Of No
are notified to appear and show cause, IL ANY
granted.
Persons opposing The extension are required to
ME in the Patent Office their objections specially
Sc 10TH m writine least days before the
day OF hearing: all Testimony filed by either party
70 be n.eo & tho said he airing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee: which will be furnished on application.
. Depositions and other papers relied upon - tes-
ttmony must be filed in the flee tirenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, Il any,
within rem days after Alag the testimony.
Ordered. slse. that this notice be gnslIshed in
the ntelheencer and the Republican, Warrington,
ID. o.; and IN the Herald, Rutland. Vernon mt, onc
aweek for three successive weeks; the hrst Of sa
publications to be at least six ~ days previous to
the day Of hearing. +. q. THBAkBR,
Commissioner Of Patents
s:-Editors Of the sbovs papers vii! please
apsper containing this notice. al "a lav3W
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.ABOw's REVIEW FOB AUGUST.
TARIE or OONTRWTe

The rourn.ment. by =. q. BarSweii. Property
Title in the South a. affected By the late War, BY
Salem butcher, Of Georgia The Cotton Resoure.s
kinson. of Mass, Shall the Spartan Virtues Of the
South Survive the War; BY g; Fitzhugh. Of Va
sander spooner, Of Mas. Novels Of Sir Z. Bull
Ser tytton; Terrtbly in Earnest, b Fis.husb.
American Commerce-Its Progress and Develop
ment, BY the Editor. The Pure and the Sword.
mp Daily In the Confederacy. Departments Of Com
merce: Department of Internal Improysments-
dustry and Enterpriae. Department Of Miscellany.
Editorial Notes. &c.
Terms, % per snnum.
jy % EkANCk TAYLOR
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PERSONAL.

JkREMfAHs. BLACK. wARDH. LAMoN. C. r.. BLA CK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON CO.,
councillors and Attorneys at Law In the Supreme
Court OF the Tinted States. the Court of Claims,
the Courts OF the District the Executive Depart
ments. and Committees Of Csngreas.
Once, 46e llth street, directly opposite Will
lsrde' Hotel } de Is-tf
~ In LIE.
" ATTORNEY
No. 30 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street,
ocA ly WARRINGTON ID O.
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V'HROUGH LINE BETWEFN VAs6INoTa1
PHILADELPHIA AND HIW TORK.
s rs

WAsHrNeroN, March g. I0oo
Lns oesyeen Warrington and New Yorf ore
FOB NEW fORk, Without change Of cars.
Leave daily texcept Sunday at . Q. n. aSd s.so
FOB NEW YORK. changing cars ss Philass,.
Leave daily (sxceps Sunday ct HIS .. n. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
n, ana 80 and $50 D. n.
Ls.v. for U.v T TN s .nS phl!:..,.s, .. 49,.
n. eAiy.
Sleeping cars for New York o. 50 ,. =. srsa,
Through nokete 70 Philadelphia, New Yoek. os
Hoston can Be had 1t the Station Once as ali kouSo
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