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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-10

Kossuth Gold and silyer MIIing Con:
County. Neyada-Noticc Is hereby given, that all
deiinouents upon tho following described stoek, on
account OF assessment Of one dollar for each and ev:
ery share OF the capital stock OF said company, levied
March sd, A. D. 1855, and upon all back assessments
to date, set opposite to the respective shareholders,
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OFFICIAL REPORTS.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

OF the President Of the Board Of Trustees OF
the Town Of Gold Hill, ofthe financial condition
Of the Corporation, from October LIST to December
GEORGE W. AYLsw0RT,
a.tgf-. President Board Of Trustees
Gold Hill, Jan. o, 1865.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
Ofthe Treasurer Of tho TOwn 81 Geld
Hill, ending Deer 81, 1853.
To ts Prssident and Board Of Trustees ejhs
Torn Of Gold HUI:
GENTLEMEN 81 hereby report the following
correct statement Of the condition Of my books,
kept a. Treasurer Of your Corporation, a. per
dates and amounts herein set forth
lAASl - RAasA.as --
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No. Crts. SIS. Amount
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DROPOsALs FOB FRESH bEIF.

Subsistence 0&ce. U. S.A.. No los W. Lombard 81 \
Baltimore, Md. September g. 1856 (
Sealed Proposals, In dn plicate. win be recei we'd
at the ONCE Of Lieut.. r. ? stockton, 6th q. 8.
UeyalIy and A. T. s., at Harper Ferry, West
1885. for the FRlSH BEEF required for the SUP,
ply Of the troops hospital and officers At near and
IN inc vicinity OF Harper Ferry, West Virginia,
and AZ, near and ia the yicinit, OF Winchester
west virginia for six months from October l. is y5
or euch lets time a. the Commissary General eff
Subsistence may direct
he Beef to be delivered at Winchester, West
virginia, or Harp%rs Ferry. West Virginia. or at
both places and on the order OF the CommissAry
or acting Commistary OF Subsistence, at either or
>. The Beef to be Of good and marketable quail
1ty, In equal proportion OF fore and hind quarter
meat, necks, shanks and kidney taliow to be ex
cluded
The necks Of the cattle sIas ghtered under this
agreement shall he cut off at the fourth verfebral
joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
OF fore quarters shall be- cut from three to foo r
inches above the knee joint. and OF hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gsmbrel or hook
Joint ~
Bidders are requested to be present TO respond
70 heir bids. ana be prepared 10 give bonds for
the fulhlment OF their contract.
Prerosas must tie endorsed distinctly 6 Promo.
sails for Fresh Beef ADD addressed t. Lieut. K
stockton. 9th United States Cavalry and A O.
Harper Ferry, West Virginia, who reserves
the right to reject all bids not to the inter
est OF the United States.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, as
Breyet Lieut. Gel and q. g., A,
Breyet Brig Gen yois
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DROPOsALs FOB SUPPLIES

Subsistence Office, Y 81, No. los W Lombard S. .
B1liu1oTs, MI, Sept. 1856 I
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
Der 10th, lse6, for furnishing the o. subsistenoe
Department; delivered at baltimore, Md with
Lt5) fOkTI Five BARRELS FIRST QUAIL
lTn NEW MESS Or PRIME MESS PORK,
(which TO be stated TO be full salted, 200 lbs
meat, in full hoped OAK barrels. with two iron
hoops; meat 20 be free from rust or stain and 10
nave been repacSed within thirty days OF de-
nveIy: To be delivered within five days from date
8 500 FIFTY SIX HUNDRED POUNDS FIRST
QUALITY NEW WINTER BACON SIDES,
tnoroogaIy smoked; to be packed in new bacon
OF award.
eolSIxTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS PRIME
WHITE BEANS, 50 pounds to tho bushel . well
like samples ts be seen at this ONCE. 70 DO de,
q 600, SHk TH6IsHSBS Ai PS Il sTssa GOOD
HARD BkOWN sUAP. to be made By boiling
uhle glass or other adulteration, to have no un
pleasant DOOR. t. contain net more than IS Der
cent. OF water, End to be we'll dried before being
hickery straps. To be delivered in d We days from
date of award.
Separate proposals. in duplicate must be made
Tor earn ar,tct. enumerated. Blank forms are fur
Samples OF the articles. except meats. are re-
aufreo Certificates of inspection BY professional
packers OF inspectors, other than the party fur
nishipR, will be required for meats. certifying on
the part OF the seller their present quality and
condition, and that immediately preceding ins nee
uoh. The meats wills slso te examined and Les ed
unifed SAVES. AYES '-' '"'' '"'s Oh '"' '~'' % the
Conditions requirements, payments, &C., as
heretofore
For further details. irs1i5.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and y. 3 A.,
ee6-N Breyet Brig Gen. Vols
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DROPeSALe FOB Mat.

OFIcE DEPOT Co~MIssARY OF ST BsIsTEycE, Z
WASHING roN. d. o.. September 4, lss6.
Sealed ProposAs. OF the form furnished By the
undersigned, will be received. in dupic ate until
for all the Fresh Beef and Mutton required for
the nee OF The troops and all the Cor nrd Beef
sale or issue at the following places. VIZ Wash
ington. o., AleNand Va Fsrt wssbinaton
Nd, Fort Foote. Nd Fort Whippie, Va, and the
Government Farms, st. Msrys COUNTY, Nd
Proposals Vii also he received for all the Fresh
REQUIRED for sales TO o0cers upplied from the
Washington Depot. This Beef will be Of the finest
quality, OF select parts, both from the hind.
quarters and the ribs OF the fore-QuArters.
. All the meat will he subject to q rigid inspec-
ton; to be OF excellent mar ketahie quality aud in
qured for the troops, Of equal proportions of fore
ana hind Quarters: necks. shanks, and kidney
In all cases, If the meat is not satisfactory, pur
chases In the open market Will be made At the ex-
ptese OF the contractor.
The contractor will be required to deliver the
meat At the store houses At the places named !,
where he will distribut Ii in such quantities. and
at such timee, ~ officer Of the Subsistence De-
payment may direct.
ing each or any number Of the sbovepamed places
bids. " Wv
Payment 70 be made at this office monthly. for
all meat purchased, except that delivered at the
Government Farms, which will be raid for by tlie
All questions respecting auaIity and condition
Will be settled by the officer Of the Subsistence De.
partment receiving the meat.
The contract will be made for six months from
the LIST day Of October 1855 or such period ~ the
Commis.ary General may determine.
Bids must be endorsed proposals for - NJ
-. and addressed In the undersigned.
% 7-d6t G.. BELL, e. g.. u. 8 A.
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PROPOSALS.
)RUPosALs ron TOBACCO.
oeiM Rs,s: q s.as.,s. e.

Qtes pspos Comm 1ssoSy of SshsssfeSes. I
WasAissson,. ID. G. seHtember5 1851
seaied ProE ossls IN duplicate, Of TIE form fur
ntshsd By the uDdersiguei vi be recei veA 81 this
once unul n O'Clock .. tn TIT RsDAr, 10Th In
Is, 0o0i Five fH0usANp POUNDS OF TO.
BACCO,
for the OF the troops piled from this DEPOT
IL must be good sooni article Of pl az osaeco az
near pos Nblc in sin 10 pSapd plugs, and OF q
quail ~ not Tor 90 the ORsde commonly called
navy Plua.n The boxes viii be made of strong
substantial Weed, we'll eoopefed, and each box TO
co1tsfn ofty fs0b pounds net TAre TO be carefully
ascertained by stripping sufhcient number OF
boxes The tobacco will be thoroughly ins pected
BY On experienced expert, and meme received
which doss not comply IN quality and weight with
the foregoing condition. In eli cases it will be
purchased - Tax paid -
Samples will accom- sny the proposals, and the
certificate OF the Inspector selected BY the under
signed will De attached to each bill Of purchase.
The name of the con ractor and dae OF transfer,
groes weight and tAre to be marked legibiy en-
each box; one half to be delivered within thirty
days from the cceptance OF the bid AID the
msinder before the 18th Of October next.
will be received in this city at either Of the
following places, viz:
At the Government warehouses, Sixth sire ct
wharf; ct the Monumental Grounds. Fourteenth
street; or at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot
Payment to be made in such funds a may be on
hand for disbursement. upon the delivery Of the
entire amount CONT acted for.
se SGT Major and @ g.. II a A
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COyERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN

ST. xLIZAsETH. d. c., August %, 1856
Stone Masons are invited TO fmmedtateiy make
sealed proposals, add to the Superintendent
the Hospital stating at what price per perch Of
twenty We (15l cubic feet. estmatine only the &C.
tual tolid contents Of the wall laid, they will lay
the wall enclosing the grounds Of the Hospital ia
the same manner and OF the same sort Of materials
that mey now Be seen In unfinished portion Of
the wall on the public road The work done in
each month Will be measured At the end OF the
month, at the xpense of the United States, By an
experienced sworn neasurer. probably by Mr.
John HARNESS. and Immediately settled for in
accordance with such measurement. The work viii
be overlooked as IL pr ,gresses by an experienced
mason IN the employment Of the hospital Materials
for ecanolding, well as stone lime. cement, and
sand, will be furnished z q the GROUND, and water
can EARLY Be obtained By the contractor or CEN
trastors from good we'll very near the wall.
Proposals will be received both from master ma
sons who intend TO employ others to do the work,
and from individual masons Who intend to hire
only lsborers and do the mechanical part OF the
work themselves
The Superintendent Of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the riRht to reject all overs under this
advertisement that he does not deem advantageous
to the Government, and also At aay time to stop
sny portion OF the work that 10 not being done &C.
col ding to the agreement Gu - blot
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NAPOLEONpR HISTORY OF JULIUeCKsAB,
IN volume I'd. Sir Morton PeIo on the Resources
and Prospects of America. Spencer harrauve
yen. Davis. MY yiney ard g Lakevisw. Rivers'
Miniature Fruit Garden. Rees' Footprints OF
~ ~ TRAHOK Z YL0H.
iii on Wsnes aousehoid Cochsry. Csrvias &e.
Carving MaSe Rssv, illcstrated Mics Lsslies
CsSpsieu. Mrs.. Leas DaAessie 0eoksry. Ars.
Ran6elDAb Virginia House Eifsv,v,
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baltimore AID OHIO RAILROAD.
u WASHING TON, juno Is, 1876
% q q; - 6 80

@ q - -;
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALTJ
MOBE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST,
are nov run a. follows, viz @'
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 100, !. 30, and
1lIb Q. m. and 2:$5, and so. and 8, 90 .. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO .. M, aud
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at CHS and 200 q m, and at 2:4s and Is
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 90 and 80 O. m II, and 4 30 d m NJ
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday -'0
OH SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ae7:So .. m. and 245 and 90 p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave ~ 80 a. m aud 2:45 and s % p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except 30 nday, at {. 80 a. m, and
On Sunday at 500 ,. m. only. connecting at Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling.
Ta soSaas fffHGKrrs to the Yves. can be h al =,
the ashington Station Ticket Office at all hou rs
In the day, ae we'll 40 at the ofice of the Ineu
lated Lines Telegraph Building, 476 18th street
opposite south wing Treasury Department.
For New York, Pbilsde phfa, and Boston, see
Cd vertisement Of "Throush Line
W. p. SMITH Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l. "a. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc 80 II GEO. q. KOONTZ. Agent, W.shin, ton.
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Per Head Of

A MOTHER ADMINISTERS Poison TO HER
OWN CHILD BY MIsTAKK-The most Distress
ing case Of accidental poisoning that we have
been called upon TO record for a number OF
years took place in Allegheny city on Monday
night The circumstances surrounding the
melancholy affair are about as follows For
some time past an infant daughter of Mr.
Andrew Crawford, residing in the Fourth
Ward, Allegheny city, had been suffering
from some disease peculiar TO childhood. On
Monday night the infant became very cross
and peeyish and in order to quiet her Mrs
stairs for bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup, that occupied place with a number OF
other walls of medicine, on the bureau
The httle girl returned and handed her
mother bottle containing, as they supposed,
the sirup asked for. Without hesitating an in
slant, Mrs. Crawford filled a large teaspoon
with the medicine and gave il to the infant
The child became quiet Immediately after
ward, and the mother deposited il in a crib.
few moments afIer she raised the child in her
arms, but Judge of her horror when she dis
covered that the form of the little one was cold
and rigid, and thar a clammy death sweat had
gathered on its brow. She fastened imm-di-
ately 10 where she had left the bottle from
which she had taken the medicin and found
that instead of the harmless sIrup she had
given her child an immense dose OF laudanum
Three physicians were sent for immediately
and their united efforts were used to restore
the child TO consciousness, but il was alI in
VAN. Death ensued in five hours after the
narcotic had been administered FittsbHro Ga.
zeffs. 5tA.
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n EW RIVER LINE
TIE fine Steamer wAwAsET will EA4-&
leave WARRINGTON on every Fri =
day morning at O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave Curr. % an ., O'Clock Sunday
evening.
She will touch at all Landings f,r freight and
passepsers. which will he taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHH VAN RIsWICK,
General Su peri ntendeut p. y. 90,
Seventh Street Wharf
- On Tuesday, the 18th instant, she will com
meDce TO make her senii-weekly trips, leaving
Waahinston on Tuesdsys and Fridays, returning
on Wed nesdays and Sundays.
fes-u JOAN VAN RISWICK
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.


EYHHs BRITISH CoNsUL's HAND BOOK,
Il volume; London. Mensch-Mar ael Prsc.
tiaue du Consulat, volume; L-ipsic. De Cussy-
volume; Leipsic De Clercq, ct De vallet; Guide
Prsctinue des OonsnlAts, l volume; Paris. Mo.
Paris. Observation-Disclosures des Chancellsries
piplomatiQues ct Gonsuiaires. , volumes: Paris
De Cutsy- Dictionnaire du Diplomat ct du Consul
] volume; Leipsic. HeDshaw-ManuaI for United
States Oonsuls, volume; New York. The United
States Consular 81 stem and Manual for Cop,uls 1
volume; Warrington, Tuson-British Consul .
Manual and Practical Guide, volume; London.
90 MartensIPreels des droits ct des fonctieus dss
Paris And many other valuable works on she
same subject; on Maritime Law; on the Laws OF
War and Commerce: and on ether br anches of
Diplomacy and International Law, imported from
Europe By FRANCk TAYLOR. SEES
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DPoPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE.

ACGCsT "a, 1876.
Proposals will be received a. the ONCE Of Indian
Affairs, WashngtGn: .. e., until twelve O'Clock
noon OF SEPIEMBER "a, lS56, fer Subsistence
for the Nichitas and other affiliated bands of
Indians In the L. Ased District" Indian Terri.
tory
The bids will be at so much per ration, o. fol.
lews "
pound of Fresh Beef.
"a OF . pound Of Flour, or. in lieu Of Flour.
pint OF Corn, Flour and Corn to be issued al
teInately.D
4Quarts of Salt per 100 rstions
Tobe delivered at such peints within the I" Leased
District" as may be designated by the agent sta
toned there and all articles to 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 same on thirty
days notice. at any time after the slst Of March,
1871
Proposals will also be received, at the same time
and place. for renewing. at so much per head,
Loo, more or less, of WchitAs and other an lated
bands. from their present agency IN Butler coun-
y, ansas, to their former homes in the " Leased
District" distance of about $50 miles; such re
moyai to include the subsistence OF the said In
an rs lawtd b. n COOLEY Commissions,
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How TRULY SwEET,-.The Dunmow Fitch
Is offered TO happy couples this year Charles
love- said Emma 10 her young husband
II don't care sa Charles, grayeIy 81
couid not IN honor compete for il. You have
10 swear that for year and a day you have
never wished yourselves unmarried
land you could not say that, CharIes!' said
I'm pa her large blue eyes preparing for q
"Oh, Charlesr'
Yes. Because then ] could have married
you sgain."!
ITAe rest you'd not interest co,d-heartsd public
London PupcL
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TIE FIRST TREATMENT OF CHoLERA-itis
now an undlsputed fact, writes Paris CORES
pendent, that cholera almost invariably gives
notice OF MS approach bv \ arrangement OF the
bowels IL this arrangement is combatted the
moment u makes its appearance. one is almost
sure TO Is cape the disease. Medical Statistics
chow that of forty-seven thousand persons
treated upon the first appearance OF these
symptoms, only five died The method gen.
orally pursued mere, upon DIR. Selpeau's ad :.
wee, Is TO take SIX or seven drops of laudanum
upon a lump of sugar the moment the intestI-
nal oeran cement appears. Ii this does not at
once check u, take an injection of starch with
SIX drops or jaudcnum, retaining the in lection
as long as possible. One hour after the dose of
IauGanum take six or seven drops of Iauda.
mum, and IL necessary repeat the in lection.
most OF our physicians recommend the use OF
tozeDgee OF sub nitrate of bismu.h. Monsieur
Jntier Roussel, one OF our best apothecari,s
hrst made them, and makes the n better than
any oocy mere. Il would ems age your apothe-
cares 10 order them on trial: for children there
10 no specific like them. tt ey ar. used in all
our hospitals.
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PRUSSIA AND ITALIAN ACCEssIoNs OF TER
Rl1oEY.-By ~ 2 Incorporation announced in
inc message Of the KING OF Prnssi-, Prussia
VIII gam IN territory and population as fol.
lows Hanover, 6es German square miles
I,'&5,fS2 IN habItants according TO census De-
Der, 1864; Electoral Hrsse, Ia German
square miles, e45,t63 inhabitants; Nassau, SIS
German square miles, 46s, 3II iubabitants.
fIahkfort German square miles, 9i,IS0 in
haoltants; Frankfort. German square miles
vi, ~ MISUNDERSTANDING together 459 square
mlles- and 322e-O46 souls. The kingdom of
PRUSSIA drOper codsists of 5.OsS square miles
Win population of 9.662. l39: thus giving a
grand Total OF 6-b17 German square miles, and
Prussian monarchy
The territory of Venetia, about to be given
up 10 Italy, comprises, according to OH cial ac-
counts, nine provinces, with their capitals
eiehty-tbrse districts, 80 communes, and
2,iS9.5S9 inha bitants
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E EVENING STAR.
National Debts.

DIST cal tables just published BY the British
IImsnI give the suoioined Inst OF the prIn-
auopal debts, with the date % which
. Is made mp, and the amount Der head OF
h nation's in de btednees:
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN

~
LYING-IN ASYLUM
Washington, d. q.
This Institution has been established for thu 70.
cspi0n Of patients who may be :ns.ing from dis
ucn females Is may require the comforts Of the
The building 10 .itustsd in the moot hes l,bv mar
grounds Car: pass she door every i've mi u.s. ~n
in .ccordance With the room fsouirsd o per rsek,
sadyalce This includes Board, Mediciaes, Med,
ical and Surgical attendance.
MEDIoAL STAFF.
9URGEON IN CHEF
J II THOMPSON, M D..
ia Iffreet. between 10th and 2ist streets.
los K sShNrs. n. s.. H ssrss s9KSs sOsSNass
% %SSi sITEf, 4 =, Georgetown.
A,Y.p. GAkNsrT n b si NE. y W1;s.hinston.
GGRAa lT TYLfR, 4: D.. GeoIsstown.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos.
2. s:1sss Of
"a. sny Of the nsd,csi staff and Of the Revs. Drs.
.nd Ss: :: : :oid cG.G 9ssor
vii apply to the Surgeon General, United states
Patients living ct distance whe desire to cam.
20 tn,s n:ti,I,on for freshmen. can secure private
BY I.ii.r o Is z; rri'rfe the
.u IS eolyr Prss,ds,.
Cpka!Ies Law AND PRACT1oc or ~.
~ SIsLArlvk AssEMDLlEs: Cushing : Nan.
s.ses s.s a.s sS1tss sss q:
s as scse. fSs, ss,,1l =
Rebellion. isnnl HRANCK fAYLOR.s
10 p SSSpss.t 1T. H sST . o. s.oo!D.gA
sa'' sAssp. Laval W. 9. AS1ziS03T : o. 90
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

FoR THE EAs7sRa SHORE.
The large, stsunch, and commodious Steamer
Wilson SMALL OAPT. Z. T. -
LEON Rp leave: her pier opposite Ee@E
tye.n Barre and Lee streets } Baltimore. every
IUasDAf, THURSDAY, and sATgRgAY. ats
0XF0RD, CLORA,S POTNT, WALL4CH'S
WWHff4RRE <C4MBRLDG HUGHLETT'S
EHARF and LLOYD'S LANDiNG
Returning from THE SHORE she leaves
Lioyds Landing at p. m, Cambridge at $50 p.
~ and Easton Point at .. m Ctonching at the
intermediate lsndtngD on Mondays, Wednesdays,
She has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
recommendations. equal TO those of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. Sc 5-tf
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RAILROAD LINES.
TBRousH lINE sBTwrBN wAsHySsroN
= PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
&A1e


&2a1a11E
= WASHINGTON, MtscA M.iss.
Trains betveen NAshir gton and Ne ~ York are
P0B NAV lORK. without change II cars.
leave daily feIcept sandsy) at T;sJ q. m. ard
.SSs s.w YORK, changing car. a. rhil.a.'-
Lssvs daily texeept sundag) ct MS q. N. and
q FOR PHILApELPHIA
Leave daily exec Of sunday 1t $50 and HIS q.
M, and 80 and $50 p m!
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Kew York and Philsdelphis at $50 p.
N only.
Sleeping cars for New Yerk on $50 D. m. train
daily. : =. .-- Il =. $3.50
Throush tickets to Philadelphia. New York or
Boston. be had ct the Station Once st ell hours
IN the day Nweil ~ at the new once in the In
sulsied Lind Telegraph Building, 456 18th s.,
opposite .euSHl~ing Treasury Departments
Bee Baltimore and ohio Batlrosl advertiser
for schedule between WsshinsteB, Baltimore,
Anna polls, an~ the Wert
W p. SMlJ ii. Master OF Trans Hortatisn.
d. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONrZ, Agent. Washing ton.
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III kin Crown Of w lid olive. Papers from Over.
look House Tho Combination rortuno Teller
Craven Prison Life Of Jeff Dsvis. Napoleon \
Life Of Cesar: voluwa 3. AcPhsrsoAS Political
s az '0r y =. FRANCE TAYLOR
nDArA. DEATH DIAIH.re .losshss, Bsd
hoosisxsssf; BID shus sosS. m, 3i Pens:
,:sss go s. : = &c: = Sss isF: