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~ EW RIV LINE.

n EW RIVEB LINE.
The fine Steamer wAwAsET will EeA@&
leave WARRINGTON on every Fri
day morning at q O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave Curri. n an At O'Clock Sunday
morning, arriving at Washington early that
evening.
She Will touch at all Landings for freight and
passengers. which will lie taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
General So superintendent 2. r. 90,
Seventh Street Wharf
- On Tuesday, the 2th instant, she will CON-
mence TO make her senii-weekly trips, leaving
Warrington on Tuesdays and Fridays returning
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
se:-u JOHN VAN RISWICK
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THE EVENING STAR.
Prom the Californian.
To THE PLIOCENE SKULL.
A GEOLOGICAL ADDRESS.

kumsn skull has been found "A California,
III he pIocrbe formation. This skull is the
remnant not only OF the earliest pioneer State,
tot The oldest known human being
Ire skull was found IN a shaft o le hundred
ana hity feet deep. TWO miles from Angels,
IA CalSNeras county. by minor named James
MaisOn. " no gave II 10 Mr.. Scrloner, a mer
chant. and be gave II TO Dr. Jones, who sent
% TO the State GselOgical survey.
Tie published volume OF the state Survey on
tie Geology Of California states that man ex-
lsted here cOntemporansouSlv with the masto-
don, bat tins fossil proves that be was mere
before me mastOdOn was known TO exist
Daily Paper.
Speak, o man, less recent, Eragmentary fossil
Primal pioneer OF pliocene formation,
HIu IN lowest drifts below the earliest stratum
OF volcanic tufa!
Older than the beasts, the oldest PalHother UNI;
UIdeT than the tTees, the oldest Cryptogamia;
Older than the hills, those infantIle erup;ions
OF earths epidermis!
-Nio-Phc-whatsoe'e r the scene" was
Thartbose vacant sockets filled with awe and
whether shores Devonian or Silurian beach
Tell us thy strange story.
or has the Professor slightly antedated
BY some thousand years thy advent on this
planet,
Givirr thee an air that's somewhat better fit
ted
For cold blooded creatures
Vert thou true spectator OF tina; mighty forest
When above Thy head The stately SigIIlaria
Reared its columned trunks in that remote and
distant
Carboniferous epochl
Tell US of that scene-the dim and watery
woodland
Songless silent, hushed, with never bird or in.
sect
Vailed with spreading fronds and screened
with tall cluo-mosses,
LycopOdIacea-
When beside thee walked the solemn Plas,os
aurus,
And around thee crept the festive Ichthyosau-
rus.
While from time to time above thee few and
Cheerful Pterodactyls.
Criuoids on the shell and Brachipods an u1tu-
Cu;;Is fish to which the pieurre of Victor Hugo
Seems periwinkle.
Speak. tnou awful ves,ige of the Earth's Gre
Solitary fragment OF remains organic,
Tell The wondrous secrets of thy past exist
Speak, thou Oldest primater'
Even as gazed a thrill of the maxilIs
And lateral movement Of tie condyloid pro-
With posi-pliocine sounds of healthy mas,ica.
Ground the teeth together.
And, from tina, imperfect dental exhibition.
Stained with expressed Juices of the weed Nj
Came these hollow accents, blen, with softer
murmurs
Ofexpeetoration:
(which my name Is Bowers, and my crust
was busted
Failing down a shaft, in Calaveras county,
But ia take II kindly II you d send the pieces
Home 10 old Missouri BRET.
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AUCTION SALES,
RY THOS. DUwLlNG, Auct.; Georgetown.
SIUYn yaru.o,r nnonnn

BALM OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
The valuable property known as the Sc mipary
buildings, SeoTgetown, D. O., late the propert OF
Mics l.. English. Is offered at private sale until
TUESDAY the eth Of September. at O clock at
Which time II not previously sold, 1t will be sold
This property is situated in the most desirable
part Of the town, occupying the greater part Of the
square, fronting lSO feet en- Washing ton, 2.O on
Gay, 20 on Green, aud 80 on DunbArtoa streets
The improvements consist OF q three story Brick
Building and ont houses, ng 81 rooms some
Of them Nery large. with gas, water, and bAths
This IL rare chance for persons de-rous Of pen.
Ing asehoOl, the property being well adapted for
such purpose, for many year used and occupied
Is q boarding and day school by its former owner
and became celebrated and known throughout the
United States.
u is within square Of the cars which run every
hve minutes for Washington cftS, or 1t could he
divided Into five t5l more large dwelling hon ses
For terms aad other particulars apply to Mrs
ss-T epSUSH1kIY, on the premises, or to W. ID.
eA a. y Georgetown RIOS z; q bow,,vo A.,
LOB sALE-On WEDNESDAY, the 81 day O
y October next. at II m, at HOooken, near the
ferry. the Revenue s1e.m propeller
built by Wsstervelt, New York I'm 1885 Frame ii We
oak, locust and cedar; replanked and thorou Rhly
repair ed by John Linn, in Philadelphia, 1864 IL
now In complete order.
and 10 we'll found in anchors, chains, beats, &c ;
hne poop cabin. ward room. berth deck, and ali
the appoin tnen ts Of man Of war: has
Two oscillAtinR Engines. 3ox32.
Two horizontal Tubulsr Boilers;
Composition Screw, 10 feet diameter, feet pitch
Stores l3o gross tons Coal in buBkers.
The vessel can be examined on and after Monday,
Sept 5, at boboken near the ferry, until the day
in charge. HENRY A. SMYTHE,
sells Collector Of Customs, New York
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COMING CHANGE IN GENTLEMRS's Cos
TJME-Ihe Paris correspondent OF the Lon
change IS 10 be made this year in gentIemep's
dress, and that the chimney pot bat that has
so long held It's place amid the fluctuations of
FASHION, rs al last 70 succumb 10 the demand of
the age Staub, that famous priest of the Tenn.
PIE OF Fashion, was once asked how il was
thai such great genius as he did not bring form
some new invention IN the way OF geptIemen's
dress. Il have long reflected upou the ma1
ter.' replied Staub, "but what can do 40 long
as the present style OF hat holds its place The
hat Is the point Of departure In dress; find me
new costume" the new style is found AZ
last, and IL. hear, great improvement in
point OF ornament TO what we have SO long
been accustomed 10 look upon as the stn. ann
non OF elegance. There is also 10 be a chang
an boots, which are TO be somew hat IN the style
OF hose worn in toe days Of the Stuarts.',
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L'YENs BRITISH CONSULS HANDBOOK
volume; Lonjon mensch-MaI uel Prac,
u Iue Gu Ionsolat, vOium. Lripsir De Cussy-
volume, Leip>ic De CLERGY. ct I've Vnllat; Guide
frs4iaue DIES Consulsts, I volume; Paris No.
reuf-hahuei des hgents Consuiaires, volume:
Faris horeuil-DictionnAire des ChancellsIies
nleIoul ati9ues ct ConsulsiIes. 2 volumes: Paris
De tussy-Dieuonnaire du Diplomat CT du Co asul
! volume Ltipsic. HeDsbaw-ManuaI Tor United
states Consuis, volume; New York The limited
St>tes Cop.Uiar system and Mann Al for Con.nis
yolunei W%hineton, Tuson-Briti,h Gonsni,s
Manual ard Practical Guide, / volume: Gondon
Dc Marfens-Precis des droits ct des fo,ct"nS A a.
Apsnfs I1piomatiques ct Cousr res . vo,nm-s.
Psrb nd many other valuable vorh. ." g..
same subject; on Maritime Law; IN m, lac ~
Wsr and somWerce: aud on ~ther bra,cbs, Of
Diplomacy and International Law i'm oor,ss go -,
eS'S1e ~ S'SA> AAAAV0' se5
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- The Bunker Hull (illinols) Gazette tells
TINS snaki-h story Some two or three weeks
slnce, while our young friend Sim Furber was
binding oats In harvest field. he fel, some
thing up his leg under his pants He thought
IL mouse, and feeling IL near the thigh
grabbed for it-who 10 and behold. IL proved
20 ~ a live rattle-snake he had blythe head
Ne reptile commenced twIning its sIimy folds
around his knee. and he halloed for helm
HIS brother came 10 has assistance and with
great presence OF mind. while Sim held the
snake George tore open his pants and cut off
the reptiles head.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsHlSGTSN, June Is, 1856.
49, 60 - ~ sssssSsS5;ss
Trains between wAsHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST,
are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at zoo, 30, and
ll:b q. m, and 2t5, and 80. and 500 p N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 Q. m, and
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:l5 and 90 Q m, and at 2:45 and IS
,.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave AT ! 90 and 81 .. m, and 30 p m. No
ualhs 10 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ALSO .. m, and IS and 90 p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave At 80 a. =. and Is and 8 90 D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
leave daily, except sunday, at 30 a. m, and
On Sunday at 500 p m. only. connecting at Relay
StsIion nth trains from Baltimore 10 wheeling,
THKoUGh fiCK1rs to the West can be had a.
the ashington Station Ticket Office at ell hou re-
In the day as we'll as at the Office Of the Insu-
opposite south wing Treasury Department
For ew York, fhiladeIphfa, and Boston, see
I'd ven .eemeut OF "Thropq h Line
w. Z. SMITH Master of TRANSPORTATION
NJ. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
oc 80 II GEO. s. KOOHTZ. Agent, Wsshins ton.
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1SPASTICIDE IN LosDoS.-Dr Lancaster
tie coroner. who has been called "a lIbelIer of
MS countrywomen" on account o! the remarks
he has made At various tunes in reference to
the prevalent crime Of infanticide. has been
holding an inquest on The body Of neatly
dressed and we'll nourished In FAINT Of about tvo
months old, found dead in the streets suffoca-
ted Al BIS suggestion the Jury agreed TO re-
Guest mat a re ward should be offered for the
perpetrator. Dr. Lancaster makes some start
ling calculations. He says tina la one wear he
held InQuests on 20 children found dead i'm inc
streets and he believed he would be Justified
III ass inning that there was an equal hummer
undiscovered. This would be 100 murders in
hIs own district. " lille there were two other
districts IN the metropolis. each probably bear.
ing an equal proportion as regarded infanti
cIde. This would make iSO child murders IN
London III one year: but. 10 be on the Lowest
side, be would take IL for granted that the
number would be 400 only. The mothers who
were discovered 10 be guilty Of the murders #
their children were found 10 be on an average.
20 years of age and, as the expectancy OF life
OF young woman of that age was % wears or
- years Of additional life, he multiplied the
so by iU- and made the startling deduction that
there Were In London alone, 1850 women who
had murdered their offspring. This was based
on the assn mpiion that the same woman only
once lmbrued her hands in the blood of her
child.
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DPePOSALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.

AUGusT u, 1856
Proposals will be received at the Office OF Indian
Affairs. Washington. D. e., until twelve O'Clock
noon of sEPTEMBER q, 1886, fer Subsistence
for the wfchttas and other affiliated bands 81
Indians In the - Leased District" Indian Terri.
tory.
The bids will be at so much per ration, Is fol.
lews: "
pound Of Fresh Beef.
y of a pound Of Z lour, or in lieu Of Flour.
Pint of Corn, tF!our and Corn to be iseaed al
ternately.D
4Quarts Of Salt per 100 rstions
To be delivered at such points within the Leased
District" as Nay he oas grated by the agent sta
TONED there and all articles ts be ins pected by
said agent.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids and, IL contract 10 entered into, the rig hit
will be reserved to terminate the came On thirty
days notice, At any time after the 3lst of March,
1867.
Proposals will also be received. 1t the same time
and place, for remsying. at so much per head.
700, or less, of Wichitas and other anil ated
bands, from their prese Mt agency, IN Butler coun:
~. 4 ansas to their former homes in the +" Lessed
District" distance Of about 20 miles; such re
mOval to include the Subsistence OF the said In
diaps " lille being renewed.
au rs Iawtd d. n. COOLEY. Commission
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7 A NIAIsE DE SAINT FLOUR; LA PETITE
~ Nam an La Maison de Penarvan; Medemnt
seile de Ia seieiiere; Les Daigts dc Fee; Les Pc.
ats gseauI; IL Bstaills do Danes; La Poudrs
On H0K TAYLeB,
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DURE OLD POKT WINE

have received from the private stock of a we'll
and nrst quality PORT WINE. alto Donro
This wine has been Known to me several ysa,.
and its effects upon perstHs suffering with All
nepts incident to the season have been very bene
fetal. Ae
1t is ordered and recommended By physic ians.
and can be relied on In every particular
N. W. BURCHELL,
corner Iith and u streets,
4 nIa
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
~ AND
LYING.IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street circle } corner of NJ ct ee
WASHINGTON. D. @.

This institution hes been established for the re.
ption Of patients no may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar TO their and for the admi on
of suoh females as may require the comforts Of the
lying in chamber
The building Sc situated in the most he althy Dor
ton Of ne District, surrounded by its own
groupds. Cars pass the door every five mi putes
Terms of adm ission: From Sc to $40 per week.
in accordance with the room required. payable In
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, Med
ical and Surgical attendance.
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- Al dinner party given 20 the President
and his associates in 81 Iouis M Saw.rd
onefed the following well turned toast-"The
Mayor OF ~. LouIs-May he ever be conserya-
I'VE ln ms administration of city affairs and
radical IN hospitality 20 his friends
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u ICHMOED, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70
H TOAAO RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (Sundsy Q, m. excepted.l

TWICE DAILY, tSundsy .. m. excepted.I
The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond
Va and the South yiR the Potomac 49,
steamers from Sixth 6troet Wharf EkA-N
Washington, to Asufs Greek and
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich.
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rich.
Pond and Petersburs and Richmond ana DsnvilIs
Heiiroeds, Tor Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
EEsieish, Greensboro. Salisbury. Charlotte and
stesmsrs Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY NJ orning excepted) az
20 a. m and p. m, and arrive In Richmond q
los p. m. and Q n. =
IHROU9H TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
any Other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via AQUA
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company . once corner OF Penna avenue and oth
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will DO In
readiness to convey Dassenge - and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY Daylight MUnt
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of wishing
several battle fields near Tredericksbure By stop.
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sup on board Of steamers
GEO. MATTINGEY. Snpt., W Arlington, D. O.
MATTHEW CLARK. Agent, Washington.
q. NJ. HANEY,
ep5-ly GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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TO COG T Il A c To- Rs.

0fce Of Assistant Comniss1ry Of SntsisfenceI
Fot HeH.Hry, Nd. Sept 4, 1866. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
for supplying the troops at Fort McHenfy, Nd ,
with FRESH BEEF for six months frem the ist
October, 1876
The Beef to be of good and marketable quality,
in equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters.
(necks, shanks and Kidney tal'ow TO be excluded J
70 bs delivered in such quantities and at such
times-not exceeding three times a WEEKS the
Asststant Commissary Of Subsistence may desig.
nate.
The necks OF the cattle Slaughtered TO be deliy-
cred under this contract shall be cut OF at the
fourth yertebral Joint. and the breast trimmed
down. The sbanks of fore quarters shall be cut
of from three to four inches alb the knee Joint
and OF hi quarters from six eight inches above
the gambrel or hook Joint.
TIE proposals, endorsed +" Proposals for supply
Ing Fresh Beef, 10 be sent to this Office on or be-
fore L. OF the Path instant. Each PROPOSED TO be
accompanied 10y an approved guarantee that the
party proposing will enter into bonds to perform
the contract.
Tne undersigned reserve. the right to reject any
all bids not to the interest Of the United States
A BANCROFT.
Sc T-tseA Breyet Can't. { g. A A G q
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~ l6-wlN
DUBLIO LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.

SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRHsIDENT's PROOLA.
NATION No: ITO. DATED JUNE Ia. 1866
~ orders public sales of ever hve and quarter
Tii,iSHs OF acres OF vacant public lands In WIS.,
At the Land Once at LA CROSSE, on thu nth
day Of SKPTEnBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty-s six Townships and parts of Tevnshins IN
the counties Of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaiesu. and
Buffalo.
At the Land ONCE at LA CROSSE, On IN. ,I,n
day Of SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of Town
ships. the counties o. above.
At the Land Once At FALLS ST. OROIX On
the LIST day OF OCTOBER next, the reserved eeo-
tions in forty four Townships and parts of Town.
ships in the counties Of Dunn, Pierce, and 81.
At the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. OROIx, ON
the I'D day OF OCTOBER next, ten parts of Town
ships, In the counties Of Pegin and Pierce
At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRk, on the lst
day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved sections i'm ten
parts Of Townsh ps in the couL ties of Clarke Chip
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn.
At the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the
c?th day OF OCTOBER next. one hundred and ten
Tswnships and parts of Townships in the counties
AT the Land Office at MENAeHA. on the sth day
Of OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
OF ownship In the county Of Oconto
At the Land Once at BAYFIELD,. on the s.h
day Of NOVEMBER next the reserved sections in
eighty one tow nshtps and parts of tow ushi ps in
the nunties Of Ashland. La Pointe, Burnett and
Douglas.
Attic Land Once at BAYFIELD,, on the 10Th
dsy Of NovEs next. forty nine tov ne hip s and
parts OF townshi In the counties Of Ashland, La
Poipte and pouRlas
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DEATH. DEATH. DEATH-To Roschss, Bed
No ssks EST END i SRu sr sfokSss 9f, 8
sylyania avenue, south side, he has 8 large stock
Of Medicine, &C., ct reasonable prices. il = n
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SECRET DISEASES.
SA m A r TAN'S 8IFf!
SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
Yes, A POSITIVE oulE."fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET SfRIC TURES, do
CONTAINS no Mineral. no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills TO BE- Taxes 70 E6eaa Cre.
They are entirely veeetsDIsi having no smell nof
inre the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Oures in from two to four Gays, and recent cases
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day;
l.. sSoss Who nave q ssstins cured, or
who assn Msr
Price-Male packages, So. Tsnsis. ss IS.
BLOODi BLOODlI BLooDyy,
sg1 RRssuLAs6t t TIikSERs h6 s122RsEs. sPsTs,
sAxAkiTAN.S RooT D2iSsE D HsR s. JUICE
IL offered the public a. q positive cure
ANp hE RRdEs5 5hiGs n:
most potent. certain and efectual remedy ever pre-
the
ana psI%.nsnii TAKE. thsn, q this puIif yins rem.
pOsterity that fer which you may repent in sfssr
'''" DO NeT DEsPAIRi
& HEB SO,
4 sf s all the bed snif.: Fl
In many sneciens with which nunSsrs q, "a.
hanpily adapted, In liberated Uterus in ISnoss
rhaa, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb. AZ.
Sent by express. Price Sl.2s per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
L., In cases OF phis, used IN connection With tia
Root and Herb juices. Wv" ~
Full directions Price % cents
The efficacy Of these remedies IL alike ackpo VI
edged by physicians and patients. They are ussd
in the U. b. Hospitals. 1'~
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAT OF THE sAMAR
1TAN'S REMEDIES.
"Pos1 HOSPITAL, EORf MARSHALL, Baltimore
Md. D, Feb. 20, 1851 have great safissactien ~
stating that have used The Samaritan Rsmedia.'
for Veneral diseases In it's most customary forms.
that have used them with Judgment, Discretion
and properly, and, have found them respond To nv
anticipstions promptly and efsctually. KNOWN
their composition, have the fullest confde IN
their eficacy, and far my use Of them exfsna.
A'''A'A1 "AEfRED O. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. T. Vols,
Sold By 9. o. HoRp, cerner 18th street and Penn.
sylvania avenue, Washington; HENRY OO0K
AlexanAria, Va; and by Druggists generally,
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RAILROAD LINES,
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
4 PHILADELPHIA ANpNE WYORK.
go

~ skzEs
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1885.
Irs1ns between Warrington and New York are
nov tnn ae follows. viz:
FOR NAV YORK. without change OF cars.
leave daily texcept Sunday at ESQ o. N. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing car, at Philaasl.
Leave daily Except Sunday at ll:lS a. m. and
4:S .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday at 7 80 and HIS q.
m, and 80 and 60 p m
ON SUNDAY
Leave fer New York and Philsdelphis at $50 p.
n only.
daily
Throua b tickets to Philadelphia New York or
Boston, can be had At the Station Once at all hours
in the day; as well as at the new Office - the Iu-
suleted Lines Telegraph Building, - 18th Sc,
opposite .euth wing Treasury Department
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adyer tisement
for schedule between Washinstsp, Baltimore,
Anna p3Ns, sn. ihe West
W. p. SMI1 b. Master OF Trans portatieu.
N. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washing ton.
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c.uu..,.y,saM oI nDMp SDS,

GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Junel u. 1855
EoTE-Under the regulations of the Depart.
ment, as heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be made for advertising preciamations excent
10 such publishers Is are sYectnliy autkosirsd 10
rphiish By the Commissioner Of the General Land
Ofioe. je a. lavIsv
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON OITY, Sept. 7, 1856
Sealed Proposals. endorsedl' Proposals for Build.
ing two Houses at the Naval Academy, Apnape-
lis" will be received at this Office until 10 clock
m, the 18th day Of September, 1856, for build
ink two small Houses st the Naval Academy, An
pApolis.
Plans and specifications can be seen At the once
OF the OWL Engineer OF the Bureau of Yards end
Decks, room No. 90, on the first aoor, Navy De
par,ment. Bidders will state the price for which
they win f"rpish all materials and cemplete the
tons and also the time in which they Will engage
W ' ~ THORNTON A. JENKINS,
&c 6-eotd Chief Of Bureau.
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DOT0MAG TRANSPORTATION LINE,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. =. A. RYTHIR,
leaves Washington at 9: N. and Al
URDAY for Glynont, Budd . Ferry u
smiths Point, Chstterton Landing, Nanjemoy
6tores, Matthias Point. Chapel Point Piowden 4
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf. Stones Wharf, Car.
p p,nn Bay Bay, lsa.eiiS Wharf, Hazell's Wharf,
Piney Point, Point Lookout, sno arrives ct Bait.
49,. J.s. BY xE BRO. Agents.
epf-u No 34S Penna. avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

CEDE ATED HANS.
ORAEGE BRAND, (Maryland cured.)
DUHTlBLDB WESrPHALI western cured
N. W. BUROHELL,.
Orner lAth and r streets,
under Ebbitt Bons>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

IN .COMPLIIl SET or SECOND. HAND
sale cheap. las2l ". g. AITzkROTT 8 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

- The Boston Advertiser prints the follow
ing copy OF bill, recently received from a
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