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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04


SHIsTE-For some time the radical news
papers have been blowing over the proceed
ings of the Congressional Convention which
was held at Brownsville on the 18th of last
month. We nav propose to tell what part
was taken in the affair by Hardeman county,
and how the delegates were procured. First
there was no county meeting held. Second
III, few names were procured and taken
down on a strip of paper, and less than a
half dozen persons promised General Smith
to 90 Thirdly, the names of w. r. Poy-
ner, of MISSISSIPPI T. NJ Resor, James
Ruf6n, W H. Prewitt, Thos Calligan Pat
rick Mclaughlin, James P. Moore, G. E.
Woodson G. P Pruitt and n. A. D. Bryant
were handed as delegates from Hardeman.
Calligan, Woodson, Moore and Bryant alone
attended Moore went " for the FIN of the
thing" and the name of Rufin was used
without his authority as he IS one of the
best conservatives in the county How dc
you ike the picture Is this not beautj
I'LL way of appointing delegates to Con
gressional Convention Well may the Hon
Mr. Num- be fattened now, for he will be
Fattened in August 1.-THE Brownsville Con
gressionaI convention y Sbiste o
SHiStel ,Snlgtbe paid the bill
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at all hours, Day and Night.

ia Physicians particularly requested give
call satisfied that stock of Medicines full
and complete any found the district and
guarantee sell all articles only small profit Origi
nal cost. my4
Cali and Examine cur Stock.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

The bankrupt law passed by the last Con-
gress goes into pratieal operation on the
first of June
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

It is stated that the greater pert Of the
State Of Louisiana is under water, ana great
suffering prevails
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

The Chattanooga American Union, for
merry Radical journal, supports Mr.. Ethe-
ridge for Governor
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

NEWSPAPER CHANCE.-W. II. Milligan
has retired from the "Corinth Weekly
News" Thomas Key becomes successor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-04

King George Of Greece has arrived in
London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

Dr. Elisha Harris, OF the Now York Board Of Health,
who hal charge Of the Distribution Of the supplcs OF
the United States Sanitary Commission tor tho seventy.
one Surgical dspots tho blcody extended nsd OF
Anuetam, has accepted Invitation, attend the ded-
cation on the i7th inst informal d.leeata from
that gracefully rsmembcret association. DR. Harris has
sIgninsd 70 Dr. !. T. suodgrass Of the Committee Of
Aransensnu his intention 70 present 10 The committee
for reference on the occasion Of shc dedication and ON
all future OCCASIONS, by friends Of tho dead and AZ
visitors Of te cemetery, an enlarged Typographical map
md eating not only thc locations ~ the sure,ca
referred @ but the other historic points Of The held
Of Antietam.
Governor ward, Of New yssy, coutemp's,ss ordering
special car Tor The of himself and STAT and Other
ocals bstwesa Jersey City and Baltimore From there
70 the Cemetery grounds and back they will a. the
snsss q the COMMITTEES OF Arrangements, 70 N the
special tsaIn provided toe the President Of ms United
sss@ oovssnon Of States having dead tbe csnetsry
ana ethsra regiment Of The State Guards ceatsm.
pfese easendne ~ % ssrors 70 bis Excsf?ncy.
me comuistse y authorized, b. she niiroads with
won the arrangements for the round tnp uckess -
reduced ratss have bssn sdscsd - ~ shas thsy VIII
- ess1 ~ N daya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

Arrival Of the Indian Commissions nc e10ux
Cuy-CouncIls Held with Indians-Depar-
ture tor Omaha and Fort Laramie.
sroux CrrY. Iowa. Sept. O.
VIA DnIsox, Iowa, Sept IL, 1861. J
me Indian Commission reached here st noon to-day
All we'll Councils held with all Of the difsrsns
bands OF Indians far Fort suy. Indian
tons were situated on the Big Cheyenne river and -
the mouth Of the NlobrarA
The Commission starts a. once for Omaha and from
thence 70 Fort Laramie 70 visit the hostile tribes
Attuek on Passenger Train near Fort Har-
ker-Murder Of Three Men, One Woman and
Boy By the Chcy ennes.
LRAvuwoRru, Sept. IL. 1867, I
l00'Ciock p N.
Tne Indians nred into passenger rain miles west
OF Fort Harker, to-day They had placed tics on the
track which we're removed by pilot Of the locomo-
tive when about thirty.nve Indians rose up from 10
vine and poured voey into the cara without injur,ng
any one. however. A..
band Of Chcysupes murdered and scalped three
mon snd one woman At Plumle Buttes, on Little Ar
kansas, few days snoe. aud boy named Malone was
served the last Saturday. at Cow creek nine
team miles west OF Fort Harksr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The Finance and Canal Reports Still Under
Discussion.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. II. 1867
The State Constitutional Convention INST 1t nine
e'cloct this morning. Several memorials were pre-
sentsdand referred
Mr.. soopmcH made minority report from the CON-
mitteson the Judiciary resolutions
ILLEGAL CANAL ooSrRAcIa
Mr.. lHcHER onsrcd tho foowing:-
Of Instrumentation corrupt oonbusion was entered
into nDscsmbsr b. bidders certain ooairscis for
given the highest bidder instead OF the lowest law
Resoved That the Attorney Genera. be instructed to i'm
b .oa g s sash Sooe.s slsa fon
cate IT, honor Of The STATE asd s Interests s'a s
future
The ssolution was tabled under the rule
yEBArE ON TIE rNAscx AND CANAL REPorrS
Mr. SIBERIAN offered the following, which was
sdopts,:-
Re.ofe that the general debate COMMITTEES OF the whole
~. on these :asiesis s. ss'a' %
s q. and % on
TIE uoroR QUESTION
Tho tse OF the Assembly chamber was granted 10
the opponents OF prohibitory liquor law for Friday
TIE FINANCE AND CANAL RKroRrs ~ Coxnrrn or THE
WHOLE.
The Convention then vent into Committee Of the
Whole the reports OF the Committees on Finance and
Canaa
Mr. rLpEv took the floor end advocated n length tho
adoption Of the report OF toe Fnsnce Cowmittee.
Mr. ". DWIGHT spoke In favor OF the enlargement OF
the Erie Casai.
MT PRosxn followed In an earnest speech in favor Of
The plar reprtsd BY. the Canal Committee
Tho Convtntion reassembled at seven O'Clock.
Tho consterson OF the finance and reports vas
resumed In Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. HtRptsnuRo was opposed TO enlsrgemsn t Of
the canals AID In favor Of paying Oh the debts and
ducing the pia
Mr. saAsI sustained the report Of tho Canal Com.
mtea
Mr. fxArs was opposed 10 entering upon scheme for
the eplr1ement OF She canal locks such enlargement
would Tot b expcdicnt without enlarg ng the enamel
and such sheme would involve expenditure which
the psups vsre not prepared 10 incar At present.
Mr. BEcKtirH opposed the scheme of the Finance
COMMITTEES. He woud leave the question OF canal en-
largement totne Legislature. He made sArnsst plea
for tho cnanplan Canal
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12
DEnucaArlc aeJoIcIkes.

NoRwIcu, Conn, Sept IL, 1867.
the demccrss here fired thriy-seven suns this uoon
10 honor OF ee result Of the elections In Maine and
California andons extra gun for Montana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12
ALLEGED fOsctDIfs IN DosIoA.

Bosrox, Mass, Sept II, 1887.
Fcrgehes 70 10 suouns OF SIS 900 $50 900 are al
IN The pork andard business e le7 Stale street. He "
vesy rsspsosabl coanscted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12
Nn sIusn n SAVANNAH.

Hsrss Ssruct - Liahssisg and = Woman
KILLED.
sAvHuAn, gspA n. 1851.
Ahssvy ri. tssu ~ pssvsiss here ali dsy. One
nesss Ne ssue1by uGheniag aad badly damaged. Ma
@ hecse ~ 4as4 ~ tsek u shs Auense enl
esssss n. ~: 1888 ssss - ~ susA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12
ARRIVAL or The CHINA AT BOSTON.

Bosroy. Mass, Sept III, 1857
Tho sseamhip China, from Liverpool va Halifax,
arrived here three o'clock this afternoon Her mails
vii DO ssns Trough 20 New York on 70 nights train
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

Nonnwrcwn. p, espl II, I'M.
n esees nssrnatlsual 9lass Pair epsnel eeAo0. -
The psos 10 IL IaFgs bu1ing aa1 u ~ 0nos $3.50
viii ARISES - exnieAieaL fne enpeeH - 49, -
SsciA vsssw ssess - ~ - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12
SPECIAL TELEcaAMs 70 the HERALD.

excursion into the back country TO examine The hads
relative 70 reservation for other Indiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

msrchandiss lost ...................... e1t
Conn. ReddIngton 4 Co.. Of New York, claim for
msrchaodiss lost. ........................ AZ
J. Heller Bros, Of New York, and n Heller 3
Broa, OF San Francisco claim for goods lost. 7,S7
Lysander Button, Of Now York, assignee Of Root
Blake, Of the same place, and In his own right
claims for merchandise lost. .............. IL;
James Dc . Nontanya, Of Fan Francisco, claims
for merchandise lost. $50
The New England Mutual Marine Insurance. Com
pany Of Boston, claims - insurers and assig-
neee Of =. Pierce Co.. on property lost...... 46t
OF Curtis Peabody Oh vessel. 12Se
On rsiasurancs Of Manufactursrs Insurance Com
John Young wailach, Miles b. Csspentss, Henry
G. PAsks and Chriseian Chnsiasssn, a. GAa
Francisco, ciai0 Tor Cpeds loss. ............ In
David Nichols HauIey, waiter Nichols HAwisy
and George Thomas HswIey. sf san FnAseisoc.
elan for Gcod. -: .:.;...-...... 81
cid Kabail 80 q E,dnles, q IN Dnnslspa.
ehin fer Gosle -. .................... ~
NJ CnuseDM nstaA M@,ns Iasupanoe Comaonv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

Making, in all, the SUN of...............$6 2 o44
Robert Morrison Co, cain for merchandise. e3ol
The Pacific Mutual In surancc Company o. New
YORK claim, IS insurers and assguses npoa
properly ~ follows
or Mcrris spyer.... Sl,s55 or Cornelius Com
w. Tooie. ], 100 STOCK .-........ 81, SIS
VIM Seigman John Ksys.-.... 191
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desire 70 ~ipe them out entirey, perhaps his would be
tue best pI1u. az they would DO cons antiy q .htng
among themselves su1 woui q time become cxtnc !.
In whscver light W. Iok at IT, the question IL one OF
tue mot difficult 10 determine and costly executing OF
any tnss has Occupied he attention Of congress since
tie rcb lion To rec instruct tho Indians aud Place
them on pr,pr foot NJ t,warf the eovcrnmsut will
be found fully ~ di heat ,nssrucng the states
lstey 10 robelIcn, ard the ct OF war. should II be
found advisable To pursue that policy, will add many
millions 70 tbe enormous debt under which
groaning.
men, with other object in than the settlement
Of tns vexed question The best the gov.
ernmsn and al tb- same time with justice the In
dams aud havs entered upon tho discharge NJ their
duties with firm purpose Thoroughly inyessssats the
whole subject, and report the meeting Of Con-
grcss the result Of their investivasons aud hoped
plan for solution Of the dicuies. II mag BE- Thai
there Will be differences OF oplnion 70 tho best way
OF accomplishng the purpose but shall q least
have what We have failed In many instances before 70
havs-an honsst opinion, with no sshsn purposes 70
serve. h
TINE yArKroS Aosscy.
We have Just passed the Yankton agency and storped
. short time 70 tet the lsdans 70 bs In readiness 70
NEE, the Commission on or return. This band num-
Des soO ssd are portion a the Ssssaton soux tribe.
Tney scre formerly ocaied In Mnsoun and part cpatcd
In sbs OF 1891 but sere removed 70 this part
OF Dakota shortly sfteswards They were formsr1
nonsdic band, bu. have sett'sd down and en-.
gagged ~ ulline the cod snd ssang stock, anh will
selves entirely. This ysar they hav. enc thou.
ny inoussnd bushels o. CON- b.. the swarm u srss
hoppsrs winch has jus sssps ever he country have
almost entirely destroyed the crop. - they have nearly
every scr. Of corn between We ssadwAssn q NE ns
The Yanktos agency has bssn ssssbsshsd ssa ysars,
ana usdss me sspsrvissos q Major Congo. ana
SceI Ssunci hoses ssd sbocs thirty Iee oa5iss have
been ereceed asd via sbs sxcspsoo 81 loeAg their
ezra srs1 shs ysas NE asssey IN nsurahias eosds.
We ssysss 70 ssssn purs RAsAsn IN svsus., -.
n osnalmln ~ ~ ~ shsu uas = nshs .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28
IL The New York swimming academy is
patronlzed by about 300 per day.
~ KIRBY Smith is teaching high school in

IL The New York swimming academy is
patronlzed by about 300 per day.
~ Kirby Smith is teaching high school in
Tennessee.
~ The excise law has brought 81, 1862 900 in.
to the New York treasury since May.
- About 20 per cent of the voters OF San
Francisco are foreign born.
~ The Antetlm poet doesn't know tattoo
from revielle, as witness the following:
No more the pulse that belt 80 true
Will quicken as the loud tattoo
Ascends, at sunrise, from the camp"
~ Thomas Darcy Magee has Joined the
Total Abstinence Society.
~ About zoe. 900 feet Of lumber comes into
Portland every day.
~ Rev. Mr.. Hatfield, Of Chicago. is trying
to preach dram.drinking out OF tn at town,
which at least argues the courage of Hatfield
~The liquor which some Taunton State
Constables swore TO be ale, was proved to BIS 9
mixture Of molesses, hops, aloss, Irish moss,
water and coffee.
~ A rich Somersetshire farmer has been
sent to Jail tor a month for having sent bad
meat to London.
IL Ex-President Fillmore has been threat
ened several times with assassination by q
drunken fellow named Sarsfield Coyne, who
claims that Mr.. Fillmore owes him large sum
of money.
~ Six hundred persons have been executed
in Mexico since the fall Of Macmillan
~ John Gallagher has been sentenced to the
New FORK penitentiary for one month for hay-
ing personated police officer.
~ Bishop Wood had a grand reception from
the Catholics of Philadelphia on Thursday
evening.
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PROPOSALS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE or THE SUPERVISING 4

September Is, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until October 18th, 1857 sor furnishing fitting, and
Delivering complete, the styloeate finish and sogn
ter OF the new Banking room in the North Wing
81 the Treasury Building. The same is INTENDED TO
pc OF polished Granite or polished Marble If Of the
latter material the Base should be of dark Of not
black color, and the upper members Of variegated
marble. but OF harmonious tints
The bidder must state the kind of materials he
samples of the same.
tanned at this office.
The whole work must be done in the best and
most perfect manner, and the material be of the
soundest texture and choice and even tints all TO
the satisfaction and acceptance Of the Supervising
Architect.
1t must be furnished and delivered complete.
ready FOR placement, on or before the LIST day of
March, 1858.
Payments will be made on estimates prepared by
authorized officers of the Department, of which 20
per eentum will be retained until completion of the
work.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
and all bids should 1t be deemed for the interests
ofthe Government 80 to do.
Bids to be enclosed in a sealed envelope, en-
dorsed Proposals. for Stylobate Finish and Coun-
ter for Banking Room, }" and addressed to the Su-
pervising Architect, Treasury Department
A. B. MULLETT,
SEES Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

- Wimsted, CT, has a new monastery OF
the Franciscan order in flourishing condi.
ton.
~ The steamer Baltic arrived at New York
on Wednesday, from Europe, with 100 imml.
grants and the Denmark with 600 more.
- The journeymen shoemakers of Lynch.
burg, Va, white and colOred. are on strike
for higher wages.
bub Of The Paris Exposition, has gone to
Switzerland.
- One thousand girls with blue eyes, coral
lips, and golden hair, are gathering hops In
Bethel Maine. Who wouldn't be a hop!
~ On SUNDAY and Monday 3 $50 immigrants
from Europe arrived at New York.
~ The Universalist Convention at Balti.
more reaffl med the belief in the divine au-
tnori'y Of the Scriptures and the Lordship Of
- Thomas Lynch, q Waterman At the At.
wood lead works In Portland, was killed on
Friday by the poisonou gas OF retort which
he was cleaning out.
William II. Rankin, q compositor In the
Saturday, threw back with such force IA 10
breik the bone short or near the shoulder.
The attending ply sician pronounced 1t very
singular case.
T. j. Conrad. died from the effects OF opium.
gwen to him by mistake for ipscac Anothar
child OF the same gentleman tell from q ladder
and broke bis leg.
~ Inc Olty VI 1stcntuouo uuQ the county
of Henrico are infested With q set OF horce
thieves, burglars, and lawless despredators. 90
much SO that the regular police, notwithst and
lne their best efforts, are unable to put an ef.
fecfual stop 10 them.
6The French Government has just ordered
100000 wsistbelts, each having attached to 1t a
small medicine box. The latter will cont ain
whatever Is necessary to give. In rough way,
first dressing to a wound. or to stop dysen-
terry. The whole will cost about 1.5O0, Coo fr.
IL The Boston authors ties are about to i'm
pose license fees on the city newsboys and
bootbiacks. Will not these seem like attacks,
IN two senses, upon the understanding OF the
comm unity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-28

FRENCH BOOKS.-Henrf Conscience LIE De-
Il mon de fargent; IS cents. George Sand: Luz
crezia Floriani; As cents. George Sand: LIE Secre-
taire Intime; As cents. Lamartine: Les Confiden-
ces; As cents. Alphonse Karr: Sous les Tileuls;i5
cents. Alphonse Karr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar.
din; As cents: Alphonse Karr: Promenades hors
de nj on Jardin; As cents. Louis Reybaud: lie Cog
due Clocher; IS cents. De Stendhol: LIE Rouge &c
LIE n Or; As cents. Celeste: par Leon Gozlan; 50
cents. Notre- Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo, 3
vols; 81 80.
ia ERANCK
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF sLOOP YACHT GENERAL HAN.

ASSISTANT QuARrKRMAsrER's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES ARMY,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q, lSG;
Will be sold at public auction, on account Of the
United States, at the Hanover street wharf, Phila
delphia: on TUESDAY, October LIST, at IL O'Clock
A. III, the fast sailing sloop yacht General Han
cock, together with her entire outfit built by Al
The vessel can be examined daily at the Hanover
str set wharf, from 7 A. M. to 6P. M.
The vessel must be removed within five 90 days
from day of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Sc 2s-4t lBvt. Col. and A. O. Nj. O. s. Army.
a UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
"A INGS.
DEPOT QnartsrmaSter's Office,
Washington, ID. c., Sept. "a, 1856.
vision of Brevet Colonel Asa P. Blunt, A. Q. NJ, on
TUESDAY, October l. at II O'Clock a. m ;, the fol-
lowing Government Buildings, to wit
Court martial Rooms, on Pennsylvania avenue,
corner 18th street.
Centre Building. 22x75 feet.
awnings, each 22x26 feet.
On New York avenue, near 18th street west:
! Printing Office. lSx40 feet
Paint Shop, 24x50 feet.
Shed, 9x20 feet.
/ Shed, 20X70 feet.
Shed 1Sxll2 feet.
Coal Bin, 7xl7 feet and
2Sinks.
Ten days are allowed purchasers to remove their
Terms Cash in Government funds
j. c. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Qnartermaster General,
Sc "a Brevet Brig. Gen., u. 8. Army.
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Enamelling Ladies' Faces.

This 10 the way il is done: You flrst apply
to the human face divine wash OF cider
water, which removes every impurtty. THIS
DONE you lave the face anew with tepid water,
then dry the skin with fine linen till 1t Is per-
fectly smooth and velvety. You then apply
to this surface perfectly white, q pink white,
or a cream white enamel. The real Paris
enamel or email de Paris is slightly tinted. 1t
is paste, and covers the surface smoothly,
making it marble like. This artificial covsr-
ing being thick, lasts q long time, but the face
m ust not be washed. In order to remove any
ipapurity from the skin, or rather from the
enamel, q small sponge dipped in rose water
is used, and the enamel carefully restored.
Ristori's face Ii enameled nightly.
The followers Of this fashion are in England,
Miss Burdett Coutts, and the fair lady whose
husband refused to pay several Thousand
pounds for numberless enamelings.
$50
II skillfully done, and the checks touched
with rouge, with q little "fixing up" of eye-
brows, you cannot at night, and foot or two
of, tell an old woman from . young one.
In America the fair Mrs r. follows this fashion
so thoroughly that she coats face, arms. and
neck with the pearly preparation. She is kept
In countenance by the wealthy Mrs. B. and
sundry others.
The ladies of the demi.monde, however, are
the most fervent believers in enamel.
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RAILROADS.
RALfMORR. AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Nays, Noon, NJ.


4 WksHrNefon, MayS, Noon, NJ.
- 81 rs
M d6Ts1n' Ss.yssn WAsHINsToN AND BALI;
~. run Is f f95lsT BsAlIIiTTiiMoRn
leave oaiiy, except Sunday, at TOO, 7:S, and l3:0
p. H., ano EGO, and 80 and S:x D. m.
EOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
ley ualy, except Sunday, at 1:00 q. m, and 10
TOB way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsAPoLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave q I'D ana Too O.. m, and at 400 and l:0D
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave atIoo a. m and $50 p. m. No trains 70
FOB BALTIMORE.
FOR WAY STATIONS - Z"
FoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 7:AS O. m, $50 ana
On Sunday at 40 and S:45 p. m. only connecting
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 10
Wheeling, Parkersburg, &C..
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had al
the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours
in the day, well at the new office of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, s4S Pennsylya-
mia ayenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, adj
vertisement of Through Lne.n
J. l.. WILSON, Master of transportation
l.; M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 80 GEO. 3. K0ONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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" MusrHNpoHHst

Forced TO grow upon the smootheet face In Prom
& three p e Ave weeks by using Dr. sEViGAEy KES-
fnl discovery IN modern science, getting upon the
Beard and Hair In an almost miracul9us man;
Londen With the most fa4tsring success Names
Of az purchasers will be registered, and entire
money viii Be chssrfeiiy refunded, Price p nall
ssslSd and POSTPAID c'TsHdsFs End
SHUTS 8 CO., Chemists, No. 9sS River street,
Troy, New York. Sole agents Tor the United
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICl

ON the petition Of b.. p. WALKER, of
patent granted to him the 10Th day Of December,
1853 for an Improvement in Machine for Hulling
and Securing Coffee, for seven years from the ex-
pirstion of said patent, which takes place on the
10Th day Of December, 1867:
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the I'd day Of December
next, at II O'CLOCK m; and al persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted. y y
Persons opposing the extension are required to
set forth in writing least tcssS days before the
day Of hearing; an testimony hled BY either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the OF
fes, which win BE- furnished on application. !.
mony must be fled in the 0ace ssosxtY days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, il any, within
ten days after filing the testimony. - -
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, b,
week for three successive weeks the irst Of said
publications to be ct least sixty days previous to
se lo-RSW Commissioner Of Patents