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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, June Is, 1886.
AEsvssESeE - : IS; sssz:;s g -

ISkH II So CxeH1c
GWX&N 49, 6 ~ x -
=. Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
mohE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
ars now run as follows viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7,0o. 7:3O and
ii'ia g. n. aud 2:4h, and 81, and 500 D. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
leave oslly, except Sunday, st 100 o. m, and
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
yUNCTlON.
Leave at 6:ls and 20 a. M, and at 2:4s and 4 IS
,. n. L-. -
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ct 700 and 30 a. m and 40 nm No
trains to or from Annapolis on Supday
ON SUNDAY.
FOE BALTIMORE.
Leave AZ 7; 30 q. N. >, and IS and B 20 D. m
FOE WAY STATIONS.
Leave az 20 a. m, and 2:4s and 90 p. n.
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST
leave daily, except Sunday, at 80 u. m, and
OF sunday at 500 p m only connecting at Relay
p,a.on WITH trains from Baltimore 40 WhseliaG,
THROUGH TICKErs to the West can be had At
me Washington Station Ticket Ofice at ali nos rs
IN the day, as well as at the Office of the Rank
eTs and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
ayenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets.
FOR New York, Philadelphis. and Boston, see
&C ysrtise meni Of Through Line
W. y. eMtTH. Master OF tt ansportation
u. COLE, General Ticket gent.
oc 80 II GEO. 8. KOoHTZ. Agent, WAshins ton
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ga benevolent gentleman riding through
q retired valley among the Green Mountains.
approached the house, in the front door of
which stood a baby, which was shielded from
The dangers of foreign travel by . board placed
across the bottom Of The door. way, but which.
on the other hand, was exposed 20 danger at
home, as the gentleman thought, by reason of
n huge two-inch mortising chisel. which the
infant brandished about lis molasses danhsd
face IN a frightful manner. The philanthro-
pIst aiighred. and, taking the ehild's fsr in
one hand and the sharp utensil in the other,
explored the house until he found the ma.ernsi
ancestor. Madam" said be. II thought il
my duty 70 stop and tell you that your littie
sDild Id got the chisel" ssOh, sir,n said she,
81 am ever so much obliged 70 you. / knew
some thing was The matter with the child IN d
didn't know what il was. They've Sot IL aw full
down 10 Bennington
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IlEPAKTMEET OF TnE INTERIOR,

IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
II 70 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
' ~ MAsHISsTeS, October g, 1885;
s sn, N. praying for the extension Of
patent granted on tie fourteenth day of June
i&3, Tor gu improvements in Mop Heads
nstsnt, which takes place on the lsth day Of june
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday. the Goth day OF May
next. at ~ O'Clock m; and all persons are no.
tried to appear and SHOW cause. If any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted,
,Persons opposing the extension required 10
fle in tina Pstent Once their objections specisliy
set forth in writing At least trsy days before the
day OF bearing; all testimony. filed by either party
e be n:ed q the said heartne nsust be taken and
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon a. tes-
tiinony must be filed In the office ssiy days before
tne aay OF heafng; the arguments, II any, within
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In
t1e, Republican AID the Intelligencer, Washing.
ton. y. o and in the Granite State Free Press,
N. H, once week for three successive weeks the
bfst OF said publications 10 be at least sixty days
previous to the day OF hearing,
= Commissioner of Patents.
g. Editor. Of the above papers will please
COPY, and eeDd their bills TO the Patent Office With
apaper containing this notice. noG-Iawsw
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o Il II IL I A l..
Examinations for the Navy.
70 VOLUNTEER orFICERs.
NAVY DIP
wAsHISsTov, ID. o., Nov. o.. is,

WARRINGTON, D. u, Nov. d, 1850 (
All perscus who have served as volunteer
officers in the United States Navy for the term
of two years, and who desire to be examined
for admission 10 the regular Navy provided
IN the act Of Congress approved July IS, 1866.
VIII ~ once Dake application addressed 10
Commodore =. p Lee, Hartford, Conn, who
will notify them when 10 appear. Those who
do not make application prior 70 the LIST of
January Bezt, or who do not present them
selves when notified, will be considered as
having waived their claim for examination.
Car dICatss will IA &c with them, waen sum
mOnrG, their Off cial papers SHOWING their T.
val record. GIDEON WELLes,
colin Secretary of the Navy.
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THE EVENING STAR.

RAos BEIwBsE SHERIPY ANB SrEAsBR.
utseTn an who came MP from Kent county
Yesterday states that On Monday nigh another
IN that county. was robbed of bis poe set- book
by apG.y who roomed with him. named Con-
nor. and on Tuesday morning IL was discover
ed that the guilty party had gone 70 Urumpton
TO take the steamer for Baltimore. Sheriff
8ilpin a, once got into his buggy ana drove
down the road, moving that the boat would
leave Crumpton, I'VE n hes do an, shortly after
A n, but when he reached that point he
was 9 few minutes too late. The sheriff was
not to be outdone, and knowing that the boat
would stop a. Chestertown, fifteen miles fur
iher down the river, he took The road for that
place, and succeeded in reaching there ahead
of the boat When she landed Mr.. Gilpin h i'd
no dIff Guilty IN procuring mis- man, and found
hun The stolen pocket-book ana money.
Sheriff GiIpin thus succeeded in heading
OF win a horse and buggy Chester river
steamer, and also had the satisfaction of and
ing his prisoner in Ken, county jaii.-Bai:issor<
"
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LOB THE RAST1RN SHORE

1fs ssFss :'tfs'e SAs p F.
Ed '3d s:1ss, pier
tween Barre And Lee. streets, }. Baltimors. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
SS u; tST EA Ei6E, EolSsI ~
WHARE C4MBRLDGE: HUGELETrS
WHaRE CARIE, GREEK, MEDFORD'S
Returning from 1.-THE SHORE" she leaves
Lioyds Landing q p. m, Cambridge at $50 p.
Intermediates iandinsJ on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. 49,
She has fpe state rooms, and all cth.r passenger
accommodations. equal to those Of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. Sc 5-tf
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pROPosALs FOR LErTER BALANCES.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Washington, ID. y October 18th, 1856
eealed Proposals will be received NJ this Depart
mtnt until the 18TH DAY OF DEOEMbER
NEAT at - O'Clock noon. for Furnishing LIT
Tkk BALANCES for the Use 81 the Poet Ofices
IN the United States for one year. from and sfter
the sat day OF December next, Of the following
i-,. Balances capable OF weighing eight ounce
pois weight, e. be graded down 10 % irtsr
ounces " these, It is supposed 500 to 90 will
I'd Bsisnees capable Of weighing tvo pounis
avoirdupois weight. to be graded down 70 halt
ounces Or these, IL il supposed so TO LOO will DO
7. rfect correctness. and strength and durability
VIII De required in the Bs snces to be Furnished.
Samples OF each descriptto of Balances msss
accompany each bid: and he bidder who may OBJ
tain the contract will be required TO furnish Bal
ances ordered. Of quality il AL respects equal TO
Zach Balance must be we'll and securely packed
In bog, Cor trans orstion and dell vered free OF
ell expenses % the Department. AZ the Blsuk
Agency of the Pest Once Department. st Wash
ington. y o., whore the same rih be accepted,
Zach kicder must furnish with his propseals evil
dence of his ability 10 comply With his bid.
Two sufficient sureties viii be required 70 con-
failure to furnish the Balances as contracted
fer promptly or the furuishing OF those OF IN in
ferfor quality will be considered sufficient caase
for the forfeiture OF the coutrsct.
Propcssls must be endorsed on the envelope,
"proposAIs for Letter Balances y and direst-d to
the rirst Assistant Postmaster General washing
e Is IaV0w .t Postmaster 6eaeral
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- TIE FRENCH ABE RARELY WILLING
"a admit that artisan skill can be surpassed in
TIE n al ufsCture Of articles OF taste and luxury
and e. PbALONrS MIGHT BLOOMING CE
kEUS has been adopted by the lesiinR French
families here as superior TO aby of the floral ex-
tracts put ~ IN Paris. Sold every where.
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIANB,- Auo.iep,eT,
SALE or.RrAL ESTATE.

By virtue of deed Of trust executed To ma q,
the Ign dag Of January, A: b :, 1873. by ANS W
Sgsulding' and recorded IN Llber j. a. g, No.
Tor !" Arlington county, IN the District of Uotu,n
pr; viii offer for sale, on the premis s, on
O'Clock p. In. the followIng riece or lot grquni
namely, part 4 Lo, No. ], in square No ass froat
Ing to he rear eighty ,o) feet at that width.
Terms: One-hsk cash; and the balance in eIx
deed Of trBst on the premises, The Purchaser to
pay all expenses OF convey ancing ana reveone
staDps. d W STEW ART Trnstes
DO 80 eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Inrts'
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T'HROuGH LINE BETWEEN Warrington
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ 8 8 "

WARRINGTON, March Is, 1885.
Itefns between Washington And New York are
now run as follows viz:
FOB Nav YORK. without change Of cars.
a1osave DAILY Except Sunday at 7:3o q. NJ. and
FOB NEW YORK changing cars at Phil.dei-
Leave daily Except Sunday at n:l5 a. m. aud
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily fexcep t sunday at go and Ills q.
m, and $50 and $50 o m
: ON SUNDAY.
Leave fer New York and Phil ad eIphia at $50 ..
N only =
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 p. m. train
Through tickets to Philadel phia. New York. or
boston, can be had at the Station Once at s hours
In the day. we'll at the new Office IA the
BANKERS and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, S~eweon 9th and II b streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Rail 70 al "A We rtfsement
Anna polls, anc the West.
w, p. SHIT II. Master Of Trans portatieu.
n. COLE general Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. K0OHTZ, Agent, Wishing ton.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

y
November nth ls6s
Sealed Proposals viii be received az this on .
until Il o clock m December lst. 1875. tor fur-
nishing and delivering dttee hunsred 500 loads
OF Sand and one thous and 600 loads Of Gravel.
~ ls test suited 10 iHasobry. and the gravel must
be fire. ffom clay, of the most suitable size Tor
concrete. The bidder must 50 bmtt specimens Of che
sand ans gravel he proposes 10 furnish, and the
material nnst be delivered At such places the
Treasury Building may be designated By the
Supervising Architect. and the whole Of the
amount must be delivered by or before the let cay
OF March. 1857. The price must include air tho
hauling and unloading The materials will be iu-
specified and measured by the Inspector OF Msteri-
ais of the Treasury Extension, and any not equal
IL quality TO the sam pie will he rejected.
The department. reserves the right 20 accept
or reject any or all bids 10 may he dee ased for ito
interes- 10 90
Proposals shonld be endorsed "Propnsals for
Sand and Gravel = AID dressed TO the Su peryi--
ing Architect Of the Treasury Department
A. b. HDLLETT.
noleb Supervising Architect.
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WE HAVE CONNECTHD With orr ware
where PIANOS and other MUSICAL In va
6TRUHENTe are thoroughly NDaired ststttSs
enDloy ere from the nanufactory q otsinway
sons s'"s A''w w. O. MBrz.Rorr q Co.
sceS SIS Penn b syepue.
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STEAMROATLINES.
STEAMEk LEAVES FOB - = =

STEAMkk LEAVES FOB
MOUNT VERNON Se&-S
Every tn URSDAY at 10 a. m, Reform. At az
D. m. ~ AZ
Fare for round trip 81 so; enc third t,Ifs xmonnt
Tor use Of Mount Vernon Association
Washington and Alex andris boats leave eaoh
ace every honr. from q m. to 8 o m
~ The fine Steamer WAWASSETT can he
bartered for Excursions W
J. VAN RrswICK,
no ~ I'm General Sup p. r. COMPANY.
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DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer ExfaEss, Capt. 7. A. BYTHlR.
sxsndria at q. m EVERY SAT.
IRnAY for GlY%%SsSt; Budd Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point. PIoxdenL
Wharf, Lsncas.ers Wharf, stonss Wharf. Our.
J.B. BRYAN q BRO AReuts
ApTn No. 81 ) Penna aveuue
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10 ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR0 Ann Pa
h TOMAC RAILROAD,
TO TRAVILLERs GOING SOUTH.
I TWICE DAILY, tSsnday O. m EXCEPTED

The quickest and mos, dirsct route to Richmond
vs. and the South. via the Potomse 49,
stsamsrs from Sixth Street Wharf, EeA&
Washington, 10 Asuia Greek a1des~ns41A
Richmond, Fredertcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed frosn Aqua Greek TO Rich,
mond Va connecting there with trains on the Rich.
pond and Petersbure and Richmond and Dan Vile
keilroads, for Petersburg, Weldon. Wflmin gtoa,
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, 6harl otts and
Chester. &. q. 80 - = = -
Steamers Keyrert and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily tSunday morning excepted at
% .. M, and y m. aud arrive In Richmond q
THRoUon TO Riua aoNp IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter nno an Hours Quicker thar
/ - III slurr. any other k0ute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, Ct the
Company . ONCE, corner Of Pesna avenue and 9Th
street, or On board of Aeboass. Baggage checked
Omnibussss and Baggage Wagons WIN b in
tween depots In Richmond,
Passengers by this line pssa By do flight Mount
Vernon: and may have an Opportunity OF visiting
ping ct that point. 80 ID E.7I-y = =
BreAkfast ana sup on board Of Steamers. -aI g
0EO. HATTINGLY, Supt.. Washington, d. o.
g. 4 AATTlN6LY, Ticket Agent waahinssoh.
20 II y ,ll57ls q. n nANEY, -
apSly General Passsnesr Agent, b.
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PERSONAL.

"A rs cVRTIs IRvINe, dle,lgga.:, PAy.,e.aa
fess sse sssSue asa snd
ssh ,,,ses oos hour. from 10 70 a. m 1, sn sn; to
I'm. LovEJ0S 81, REa0S 80 ff9a HI. once
be. 70 his Ola oface, No io9 i2.e =, no IL Ina
TEE wAsHIsgIoS aoaGofArHIo Dis
NO. s14 asus.s,, between issh and ASH, streets.
= An Door ,eop,e .v,,l receive nedici ss.enasnre
s,sa. 0ssnsd daily Sundays esesstsi AA'N'1'
Daa0 s.TEKDi, from sOls. D mA-ps Sim.
ON THE PIlN0 "A. i.A who
I hss sfudisd music rnser Me best mats is a
aeod deal ~ * perisnee as a tsashsr, win give
PlAh0 LESSONS 70 ale. pupil. in or out Of the
sIT ;; TT Sos Music Store. o. !. address
u jursd themselves Dy Certain. secret habits.
which unnt them for business. pleasure, or the
mem men Wse. from the fsiie: Of sds.h, or other
s.qses, tsslls debility in advance OF their years;
ssS S sst should iss rsas Th. ssosss srisna
Hurried .eis: siIt learn :ope,hine Of in poftsase
.'sisi g.
d ogETs, GRossEs., AN0H9Bs, sIABs A..
3 Mrs
rRlES. late of Boston. Hss removed TO No, 429
18th street, between ard Il. oc a6m.,
WE Wish TO IhFOh II. eur lady friends that
w We can now. at little notice, make asd
STAMP asy ya.srn brought Us: and take special
to obtain the very latest designs OF stamps for
oil kinds of Neediework. Stamped Goods, Braid,
sin and WORKING Cotton fof ss's az, r.,,ss,
I AIDES WHO ARE DEsIR0gS OF A SKILL
IL ful and sceonplished hysicisn, should con
suit DR. HENRY MORTON, 1e4 Park street,
near Richmsnd street, Baltimore, Md. DR. Nor
tons services may be engaged IN Washington or
any othercity. by sddresslngas above oc Is 3m'
JAMES GUILD. Deale, in Nsrc and Seeesd hand
holstered and Vanished. 18th and sts., near
the canalD Hisheat price paid for Second. hand
Furniture. y ..- I-7 ~ se1ly'
rIRRwIABs. BLACK. WARD n. LANos. c. p. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Councillors and Attorneys at Law In the Su preme
Co,.rt Of the United States, the Court of Claims,
the Courts of the District, the Executive Depart
meuts and Committees of Congress. =.
Office, 46e 18th street, directly opposite VIII
-ards' Hotel ; Dc S-tf
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,,
TRUSTEES SALE.

Byyirtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court of
tie Dlsirsci OF Columbis, maze Ia the cause OF
Goos'ng d bTOatwater vs. Fsunce ct Al. No 40.
equity deceet,i, VII. offer at auction, On FRI
DA1, the 1th Gay or December next, on the
PeHlst AZ o ciCcE p m, that yslu4be proper
" IA washington, knOwn a. lot three 3lia sIasra'
hve hnBe rcd AVID fenr, i5e4l improved by fur
siery Brick House fronting on Street so1t III r.
tv Ell "a and 6th streets west
Terms Of sale One third OF the purchase Ino1ey
70 he Eald IN cash and the reSidlis in two mai
lnstatr snts, al six aud tweive pasrtns Win in
itreei u ht secired b. approved notes aoG q re-
serve lien. The ie ms Of al- must be coupIiel
with In one week after sale, or the property may
be resoic atthR Ifsk and cost OF the st on hrs
after one veek notice StaIip s and CONVEX ncfne
AZ the cost Of the pnrobaseF,-
WALTERS cox Trustee
mo Is. 2aw5W GREEN'S WIlIIAMS 49,,
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w A RD'S
PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS,

DAVIS CATH ER,
Pennsylvania avenue,
No 20 Market Space, between sth and 9Th SITS,
Agents fer Washington, ID. c. no 252t
~METCALFE SGREAT RHEUMATIC BEN
EpG is truly the " onder of the age. Gases #
bheum that hi bafied the skill of the rst
doctors Of This city. have been completely cured
by few doses. and IL Is a. infallble as any thng
prepared By human hands can bs
no 10 cow 3 G. FORD, Agent.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

s-Full information, with the highss, feSt,nO-
RtG.S; also, Book on .Spsciai Diseases an n s1isd
sHr>Cps, sentfree. ~ Be sure and seat for ths1s
Gr 5oE EIH not rsgfsi a. for, advertising phy-
s1CiaD- are generally tpOS toT without TsfsrsarsS
no stranger should be trusted Enclose a stamp
Tor Eo-tage and direct to DR. LAWRENCE. No
II Bod street, NewYeIk no IL Dkwly
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WHAT TEE f fYRsE sEs sAhHE srBssAAAs

Posi- hSSsr ia To hl aAMaALL, gAtimor..
stating that have used he Sauna ritan Rem dies'
for Venersl diseases IN its most customsry forrns
I that have used them with Judgment, discretlen
and properly, and, have found them respond 10 NV
anticipatiOns promptly and edectually. Kaovins
their composition, have the fullest oonnd nee n
their efcAcy and as far a. M lss Of them extssds
1rseomnsnd thsm strongly mr. - .ou.
| "Assistant Sur4eoH 6th IT. T. VoIs .