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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
" RoAD.-THRoU0H By RAIL FROM WASHING
d Tos AMD ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On and amer FRIDAY, September l. 1855, tn. ,rai.s
on this road will run IS follows: -fH..
TRAINS SOUTH. -
Leave Washington at a. m. and g. 80 p. m. rT.
Leave Alexandria At 7.s6 q. m. and p. m.
Leave 0ordonsvills At IA 80 p. and l40a.m. Hf.I
Arrive In Richmond at p. m. and q. m. ttHt,
Arrive at Lynehburs at g. % p. m. and m. s7sn
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynehburg at 6.45 q. m. and 7. 10 p. m. Ii
Leave Gordonsviils st il 50 p. m and Il Oam.
Arrive at AlexAndris at 466 p. m. and 40 am. a
Arrive at Warrington at 80 ?. IN. and 0. 70 Am.
On sundaysieays washinston at 8. 80 p. m only.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at O. m ar
riying in 0ordonsville at II. t5 g. m. '.I.
Leave: aordonsvilis at lass p. m, arriving in Asx
sndris sP. m.
arriving in Lynehburg at 7lo p. m. ~
Leave. Lynohburg at $40 .. N, arriving In Alex.
Pass Ps.:.ns.rs @ 4 rom m w.rsn.on will tax. tn. I. n
train south from W..hinston and the e4os m trsia
Passengers By the s.45 g. m. and 7.ls p. m. trains
from LyaehbuIg, and ths7a, m: and 7l6 p. m trains
from RieamSnd connect With trains at washnsson for
This route has the advantage all others BY having
continuous rail from New York to Lynehburs, 4o6
Il also passes through Fairfax, Bull Ru., Manassas
Bristow, Catietts, Rsppshannoef, 6uipepsf. Orange
and dordonsvills whore many Of the great battles
the late rebellion were fought. = o. -
opposite ths B. and Q. B. r. Depot, II washinst
Aiso, st the Depot, on Maryland avenue. lEaI -
TRAINS lsavs The corner Of Iirst and sreets wash
ington. ~ WI. McCAFFRRTY, -
General superintsndsat d
.- .. 90 a. ta J. NJ BR0ADIB, 5I
oc9-u General Passenger Agent. "a
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
PAPER AND TWINk
Posr OFFICE DEPARTxRlf, 4


wAsHnoros, D C., October %, lsse.
Sealed Proposals will be received st this Department
noon uoou iOr farn.sns WRAPPisa PAPER and TwINE
for the use Of the Post 0nces In the United States for
y! .sr n; 81; S .s,
w..hnston, b. c. New York city, New York; and Buff
S TSs @ quantity of each article. and tn. quality
thereof required a. each agency are .pseasS below
$500 rs.Ds Ds of sJ psps1 5 50 in size.
Of material and gasii.y equal ia all respects to g
h.. nov IL use In the Department to weigh %
10000 pounds y Jsts or other suitable Twue, hard
twisted, and in bali', 70 weigh about one pound
2cOO pounds q so,r.. Hemp Twins sbqu, one. eighth
from one to two pounds each.
Distrfct No 2at Mao York city, Hs,o Tort
q Wsspp,ns IA rsps, s p.ls, iss5 " nat do
~ 600 pounds Of Juts, other Twne, similar TO that
'0' described in The estim.tes for DistIistNo; !.
900 pounds q coarse Hemp Tvne similar to that re-
.4aapassair psirfet tst No. ses 5, at Bafalo Esy FORK.
r.s%. q ~ wtpp1ss Paper similar to that
10000 poands Of Juis Or other Twins, similar to that
&. required for District No.
scribsd and required for District MOL.
Proposals will bs received for each article separately,
and separately for each District or for oil the articles
The contract contracts will be awarded 10 the low
est and best bidder to be determined aiter careiui
examination for the purpose Of asoertainng which bid
will in Its prac ca results be most advantageous to the
Department. IL u. H.. .a
ii the districts should be reconstructed, the
Der Increased or Diminished the articles shall be dev
cred 81 sueh place places as the Postmaster General
shall designate. at pro rata rates.
And General reserves the right on his
part OF increasng reducing the quantity Of the ar
tcles required under the estimates named In
this ADVERTISEMENT he shall consider 1t necessary to
do 20. -,
osss can bs At either Of the aboys'named agsn-
cies.
Bidders will send samples Of such articles as they
propose to furnish with their bids
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals guaran
tees Of his ability to comply with his bid and cern
cate from postmaster thai such guarantors are credit
able and reliable citizens ust also accompany his pro-
posAls.
Two su cent sureties will be required to contract
Ailurs 10 furnish article contracted for promptly
the Furnishing article inferior 10 that contracted
for Will be considered sueisnt cause for the forfeit
ure Of the contract. .. . -. ~
Bids not made required BY this notice will not be
Proposals. must be marked on the envelope with the
Of the article articles proposed for and the let
ter containing them addressed 10 the First Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, D.
| ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oc27-law6w Postmaster General.
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HANS URT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON CoUNTY-
To Wit:
In the case Of George Westbrook, administrator Of
Leonardo wsstbroo deceased ths administrator aore
said has with the Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County sforesAid appointed TUESDAY the
4th day of the Anal settlement and dis
assets in hand a. far a. the have been collected and
turned Into money when sad whore all the creditors
and heirs of said deceased notthed to attend with
their claims properly vouehed they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceassds ss
tate provided copy Of this order bs publishsd once
. week for three weeks In the NAYIoIAL RnPUsLoAB
previous 10 the said day ala 5s.lLsa2 i' %
Test: JAS. X. 0'BElhNk,
nols.Iawsvs Register Of wills.
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1885 PENNsYLYANIA1QRE
fwKLyl DAiLY TRAINS.

o, ssA snsr MONDAY, October u, 1855, sraias will
"a EASr
..opsi.s . Ies.:..s, oosss.ssS c.2 : 1i.oss.,
sssos .ss :: Il % isa Mn n. aaS as. ts.s..
S1c ArIos daily ....p. s.ia.y.
HS = y: ss:. sss: r..
vim ir.n. On ne Ind.as Branch West Fssssyiys.ia
Rai.osd, Ibsa.bufssnd crssso. hAilfoal, sad HOlli
s.fiTlsb1sdE AND ERIE NAIL, lslly s..sp. su,d,y,
..cs. "A IN sanslp.i i..tion: ..iisf sl..i e;
sziis ;zScocoxxoDArIos. d.lly t..e.p. s..a.y, u
Psars "a ~ n..s :::.: s:'.s:s Il.
trains the Rbsnsburg and Crsssoa railroaA and Hol
f,zifiibs FzzisHbsssPs1i1rn.s Esi'iSI a., A.n stop.
Rns at Lstrobs Dsi.yills Intsissetion, Jshsstown,
,Dovsissss~s, a. nsnisSafS iissa soissstioss are
ma: sss SsS rcs 81 - sss
.ssrs ss'a 'PsspS. .sa Ssiss.. s' .as % . s. e.
fss5 n isS s.
n & ss: : y %.
sSSiss ssI1 !: s..:.. s:sss:. ;.:...
ri,eurG, Mddi:tow., La.sssts1, sna Deysinstoy.,
more and Washinston, ana q PhilsAslphiA fer New
York, Boston and intsrmediats ponts Sleeping ears
81 ,oSsh I, n. ~. I. rA'as1si. s'd . New
ifst Aeeomnods. Train for wali's stsao. leaves
:ssi.s ... leave.
.a 1ssss iss van. s... ,..,..
diy ,s.
daily tsxssp. sundsyl q .. osp; ~ 20
tions between Pittsburgh and Penn, o. foS6p m. q
The Church Train leaves walls etssea svsry Sunday
h Dos q m, and srrving In Pttsburgh d 1905 q n
Rsturnns leaves fttsbufsh d i1so 3 n, and arrives
At walls Station at 400 ?. n ~ ~. .'HsNr n Z
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
A GREAT CAMPAIGNPAPBR.
READING FOR THE MILLION.
CIRCULATE, CIRCULATE, CIRCULATE /,

I'll. 30 va.-r . ..ra.-r.IY
Il s manifssty true that the political campaign
upon which the country Is just entering is to bs
crisis Of vast Importance. Upon II will depend the
dearest interests Of the United States Government
and people. Having passed through the ordeal Of
civil war triumphsntiy, II remains to b. decided
whether the legitimate fruits Of the united lsbors
of those who united, without respect of party, for
the preservation Of the Government shall Be turned
to bitter sshss, and the disunion which Southern
rebels could not aseomplish shall bs effected BY
Northern politicians. r....a @
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
has always battlsd for the Govsnmsnt and the
dag. and now, whom disruption Of the Union y
courtsd by extremists who, under the guise Of pure
patriotic principle ravsnous for political power
and place, the 4
NATIoNAbREPUBLIcA
still battles for the flag Of our Union.
II Is 70 DO arduous struggle, and We ask in oil
sincerity that the friends Of the Union-which /.
our cause against ssctionaiists Of every name and
from every quartsr-shsll give US the encourage
msnt needed by every public journal
Situated as ws are at the capital of ths nation
and enjoying the best facilities for obtaining ,forma.
tion of the utmost importance to every American
citizen, 40 shall confidently undertake 10 furnish
our readers during the Forthcoming Political cam
paisn with the most valuable political newspaper
printed in this or any other city
As we stood BY ABaAnAx LINCOLN in the dark
hours of the Republic us stand by his successor,
ANDREW Johnson, to whom has been assigned the
task Of restoring to their proper relations tho peo
pie latoly in rebellion, believing. DO that hs
has grsspsd the true theory Of RESTORATION, and
that he has the courage to abide BY his convictions
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
l. INGT0N, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

l. lNdToN, fhtLADkLfHiA, AND NEW YORK.
..asT.--IL WARRINGTON, March %, 1885.
Trains between Washington and New York are nov
follows, viI: ..aan..... .... ed. o.
HoR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
Leave daily (sxsspt Sunday At $50 m, and $50
: I0R NEW YORK, changing sarsa, pr:.adslphis,
Leave daily tsxespt sunday)n 40 .. m, and I. 80
p m. g ''' .
..... FOE PHILADELPHIA, ..s. |..sa.
Leave daily lexespt sunday) st ESQ and 1ll6a. m,
and $50 and $40 p N. a. lEr.- .fU7E|.F
. ON SUNDAY. E.s.-.
Leave for New York and Phiisdelphia at go p m.
only. HI ISL "a r-Hl
sleeping cars for Nav York on $50 D. N. train daily
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
BE- had at the Station once At all hours in the day,
we'll as at the Bankers' and Brokefs' Telegraph
once, s4s PennsyivaniA avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
Be- Bsiumors and Ohio railroad advertissmsnt for
.shsdsis bstvssn Washington, Baltimore Annapolis,
Master Of Tram sportation
l#1 L. n. COLE,
10 General Ticket Agent.
..r.. -.r --r GEO. g. K00NTz,
W ....r .|#H#. ar.H#H aLE.i TAbsAS sshAbsoh-+
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TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICETHATTH,
subscriber has obtained from the Orph..s' Con
of Washington county, In The pistrlst Il Coiunbi
James r. PergusOu, lats Of Washington, D. G., d.,
ceased Al psraon. having claim. against the said d.,
the youehs thsrsS to The subseribsS on or before Il
% iay Of November nsxti they may cthsrviss By Ia
BE- excluded from all bsnsat Of The said estate.
0avsa unesr = y hand this % day Of Movembs, l8o
noe lsvSvS iiIisi.tSstyir
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ID DARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY
N RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after MONDAY, August Q, 1893, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave as follows;
steamer JESSE H0YT will leave Pier No. 80 N. B.,
foot Of Duane street. ct TO- 20 connecting with
Express for Red Bank Long Branch Psrming Point
Pleasant, Bricksburg Manchester, Tons River, Wood
mansie, Barnega shamong Tueksrton Asion, Jackson,
and Phiiadelpha, and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad. - De-
At4 p. m from Pier No 80 N. r., and 6p, m.
from Pier No. SN r. connecting with trains for above
points and Philadsiphia and Express train for Long
Branch. % y Ha-fs POO .....rf .H ..
Pare to Long Branch on this train only % cts.
Fare to Philadelphia on all trains, o.
Tho freight boat leaves at 30 for all points
the line and Philadelphia.
RKruRsIsa rRAIss LEAVE PHILADELPHIA:
Express at .. M from foot OF Vine street. Pare to
New York, o.
Way, Mall and Express at 40 u. m. from Camden,
arriving at New York 81 $50 9. m and stopping at
Pier 3N. X.
Freight at 6.l6 p. u, 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.
seli II WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup't
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u ooToRER.

TH1 DIAMOND T1NHYa0M. New aad Complete
Sditoa of fTesnyson Poems. N one bssutfal volume.
Tai PICTURE 81 ST. JOHN. ny 'Bay.rd Taylor.
Il raE fRosE WRITINGS OF JOHN q. WHITTIER.
'comIr,ing "L!i:rssy Rserssiisns = sod Portraits
dRITliTH altkTi .or, JEALOUSY. By cAa,l..
1eads, Author Of Christie Johnstons, - ste. vel
SlIsHcTTR AND CHARACTERISTIC nEs. By
Hs FHR sa1RRw lssS a.ss, w.a.vo,s 1o,.
fellow. New and Revised Klsetroiyps Eiition. Com
llsts y vounss, aths style Of Tsaaysoa Parring-
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TENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
NJ gsFrtr.. JERSEY -Fsr..-r

NJ yITfsy JERSEY. -rr4uyg
PASSENGER AND rRgraHr DEPOT IN NEW roRK.
.sIaI Fsl FOOT OF LIBBRrY STREET.
Connects st Hampton Junction with Delaware Lack.
awanna, aud wssfsrn railroads, and at Easton With
Lehigh Valley railroad and its eoansetipns formng
direct l.s 20 PIrTsBURa AND THE WEST without
@ y aILsHrowN LINE 70 TEE WEST.
THREE EXPRRss TRA1Ns DAILY F0R THE WIsT,
Esesyt Sundays, when one train In the evening.
SIXTY MILE and rHRBE HoURs savsd by this line
70 Chicago. Casinnasi, g. Louis, a., with but one
SPRING ARRANoRnEHTs, II
conmsneing Nay u ises, leave New York Is follows
with trsin for kaueh Chunk, wiiliamspert wilkes.
barre. Mahanoy City, &e. u =.
Gap, Scranton, wkesbarrs, Great Bend f.ssoa, Bins
90 4 m, Western Express for Kassop, Aiisntowp,
Harrsburg, Pittsburg and the West, with bat one
change Of TO Cincinnati or Chicago, and bat two
changes 70 q. Louis. Oonnsets at Harrisburg with the
Northern Central and Phiadsphia and Eris roads, for
CORY and the OIL Regions. EI1I' d r "a =, :
ing, Pottsvilis Harrisburg, Ass +. G--.L ID =
400 p m for Easton, Scranton, 6rsat Bend, Bsthle-
hem, and Msuoh Chunk. #l q q. .f.r.|
o 800 p m. for somervills and Rlsmington. val
Q l6 ,. m. for sonsrvills. aaI ~ 80 %.
1880 p. m. for Somsrville. .-.a.. .a-...
100 p m, Western Rxpfsss Train, for Easton, Allen
town, Reading, Harrisbufe, PittsburG, AID the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey Ci,y TO nttsburg
Tickets for the West can Be obtsinsd at the oncs Of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey foot Of Liberty
street. N. r. a. No Astor House; at Nos I'll, 52e, and
944 Broadway; and at the principal hotels.
se26 JOSIAH o. sTRARHs, supsrintsndsnt.
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5. B!sloy P.Psrsi second series By James Russoli
4 Royal Truths. By Henry Ward Bssehsr. D.,
9. summsr Rest. By Gail Hamilton.
9. The Picture Of st. John. By BAyard Taylor.
L' M.la sIS Letters Of James g. f're''. By julius
g. II: Tsaf.. in Canada, 10. By Henry D. rhor..u.
r: c.nPi.,. .s. r0'sai Works Of Mss hui0sh l,
10. Spare Hours; second series. By Dr. John Brown.
II. DIii., sssshors Idyi and other poems By George
H. J1uIn. Of Travels In Brazil By Professor and Mrs.
IS Treasures from the Prose Works Of John Milton.
Il. com2lets Prose Works Of John O. Whittier. New
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II L:ssa,:s 2, ar:.s:. Ancient and H0dsr.. By til.
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IA Christiana Rossttis Poems
n Ers xksrs PS.tiosi worf.. In blue and COL; gold.
n chsrsstH and charAstsristis Men. By Z. P.whip.
2s Dsat.'. Viva Nuovs. Translated BY Charles Z
n r: Oiyi,. Comedy of Dante. Translated BY Il. W
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DATED States. BX W.. Lloyd dsrnscn. -
d. Life and Times Of Volsairs By James Parton.
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RPHA Ms oURT :

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON C0UNTY-
To wr:
In tho case Of William A. Boss Of Har-
rst wilkes deceased the administrator Aforesaid has
Win the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF Wash,
ington County Aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the sh
day On December next, for the anal settle and dis
tbuon on the estate Of said deeeAaed and Of
ths Asssts In hand, far the same have been coll
isetsd and turned Into money! whsn and where all the
creditors and hsrs Of said deceased arc notified 70 at
may Otherwise By Law be sxelndsd from all bensat in
said dsesssds estate provided copy Of this order be
publishsd once . week for three weeks In the Ma.
Test JAS X O'BEIRNE
no2o-wsWs Register of wills.
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TMPoRTANTT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
IL - SOUTH. j I... 4-a. ..t
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION : .
ou FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,

WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND NANCHRsTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS, 80
To Charleston, Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point
Macon, Columbus, Montgomefy, Mobile Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The managers Of this old-sstsblishsd and favorits
route, with View to maintaining Its veil known
presgs hAvs thoroughly rsfurnisbed With new and
magnificent passenger cArs all Of the lAts. and most
health, elegance and comfort On all night trains lux
urtous, pslata possessing every modern
inptoysnsnt veil ventilated and rspiete WITH every
Through Ticket. sold and baggage checked to all In
Be particular and ask Tor tickets VIA WILMINGTON
n 2; By 20 doing yon secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
For through tickets or reliable nformaion apply At
the Ticket Once, the southwest corner Of Psnnsylvs
MIA avenue and Sixth strseti orto
leo f..f tl m. ~ an. General Agent.
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In NOVEMBER.

----,.--I IN N0VkNBKR. ~
THI TENT ON TUE BEECH, AND orHYR Pogns.
A New Volume By ychn o. whitlisr. 7EE =
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!. THK PRosE WRITINGS ef Harry wad. worth Long.
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TIE vIel0N on SlR LAUNRAL. By James Rus :
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SHORE LINE RAILWAY,
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
rHRHE DAILY TRAl

THREE DAILY TRAINS
Leaving New York, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth sysnus, NJ 8 r. m. l2:l5, and 8 .. N.
This new aud popular route between New York and
Boston is by far the most delightful betwsen the two
great cities kTing does the shores Of Long Island
Sound and Naragsnset Bay, being almost entirely free
from dust THAT great annoyance 10 traveler) Apd f
tordipg ane sea breeze nearly the entire route
selS-U s. 3. SCRANTON, President
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