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DHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
IL AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
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DHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
i AND BALrIhoRR RAILROAD.
rtME TLBLE.
oomm.n.ins MONDAY, April 10th, 1885.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila.
lis a. m, Express, Monday, excepted y li1a q.
m, Express 500 .. m. Express; and ll.oo p. m,
way Mas Train for B.i,imor. /. ssam
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, 7.a1 a. m, Way Mall 80 a. m,
ssPrs"i 10 ?: m k1prs'i e's' p m Express !
SUNDAY TRAIs
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and wsshinston
Lave Baltimore for Phiisdsiphis at s2S pm.
Leave Baltimore for New York at s.b p. m.
mhlo H.F KINNEY, Superintendent
TH ROUGH LINE BETWEEN
Il wAsHrEoToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
WAsufraros. Jan. Q, lse7--noon.
Irains between Washington and New York are now
Tcs SH% acsk, wi.hou. chang. Of ears,
Lave daily Except sundsy) a T4o g. m, and
ToR sEw YORK, .h.ssias s.. a. Philadelphia,
I'.'' daily ycR s:Is;Bs PaIEnSs{saiA sSnSs{ A i'. m
Lssy. daily except Sunday Al IS and n.lsa m.
ana '' .n' ''p on X SUNDAY. a-a
/ Leave for New York and Philsdslphia At $50 p.
N. only. .H. ~.
slsspiss cars for New York on $50 p. m. train
daily.
ton, be had at the Station oaes at all hours In
the day.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio railroad advsrtissmsnt
for seheduls between washinston, Baltimore, An
nepolls, and the west IL. WILSON,
''- - I"S5fk,-
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K0oNTz,
Agent, Washington.
T. J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent.
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PLAIN OR CoLoRED INK.
WAR DEPARTMENT

W. sgRoEoN GESERAL'a oYIIcE, May 5. 1867,
v.n An Amy Medical Board u now 10 sess on In New
mission Into the Medical Star Of the United states
and physically sound. -'''A'A" Ass'
Applications for an invitation to appear befors tbs
board should be addressed TO the Burgson GsnsrsI
D. A. and must state the full name, fssidehoe' and
dats and Pl GO OF birth Of the candidate. Testimo
nials As 10 character and qualifications must be
tuInished II The applicant has been In the Medeai
neiyee 81 the Army, the fact should be Itatpd 10.
ss.her WIZ the the former rank an.l tims and place
undergoing the examination as II h an
prerequisite to appointment
There AIethirty i've vacancies in the Medical staa
J.K. BARNRS
mAA-eOlm Surgeon 00noral II. n ARM
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EIRST WARD FOURTH PRE-
IL CIHCT.-Notiee 10 hereby given that, In con-
formty to the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washington, an election will be held In the Fourth
Preolnet Of the FIRST Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd day
OF June NEXT, al ysrnon's Carpenter shop, on the
southwest corner Of II street north and rinetssnth
street west, for Collector Register, and Surveyor,
member Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three
members OF the Board Of Common Council TO repre-
sent said Ward at which said precinct the votes Of
all who registered In the original Second Pro-
einet Of said Ward, the initial letter Of whose
Is from TO z, inclusive, will be received. Polls
T. w. DRuRY,
BENZ. TILLEY,
myT-td Commissioners.
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PRIsRR LIZ CHEvEUX.
One application war
rantsd TO curl the most
straight and stubborn
. hair Of either sex into
wAyy ringlsts or heavy
I massive eurls. Has been
uaad hv lka 4.
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CEvENTH wARD.-F0URTH PRE-.
- cIHcr-notiss 10 hereby given that, in con.
Wsshinstou an election viii be held n the Fourth
Precinct Of The Seventh ward, On MONDAY, the Sd
day Of June nsxt, At Mrs. palansL't house. south
streets west near the corner Of Ninth street, for
Collector, Register, and survsyor, one member Of
the Board Of Iidsrnsn, thrss members Of the Board
of Common ceuseu 10 represent said ward at which
said Precinct the votes of all who registered In
the original Second Prseinet Of said Ward, the ini-
tisl letter Of Whose names Is IRON to e. inclusive,
will be received. Toe
Poiis open 81 q L., and close At p, N.
I.FE|T JOHN r. PIERCE, L.
-.E .sH JOHN A. PEAKS,
myH-h Commissionsrs
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EOURTH wARD-FOURTH PRE-
IL cIrCT.-Heties is hereby giyen that, In con.
srmy 10 The provisions Of the charter " the city Of
washington, an elsetion will be held IN the rourth
Prse net Of The fearth wsrd, on MONDAY, the "a
the City Hail. for Collsetor Register, and surveyor
two members Of the Board Of Aldermen, for one and
two years respectively three members Of the Board
Of Common Council, 70 represent said ward, and
Assessor at which ssd precinct the votes Of all who
are registered In the original Second Precinct Of said
ward, the initial letter Of whose names IL from TO
z, Inclusive, will be received. Polls open Al a. m,
and close att pm. CHARLES H. wALTER,
CHARLts II. NJ WOOD,
myfJ.d Commissionsrs
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EOURTH WARD - FIRST PRE-
= OlhCr.-soties Is hereby given that, In con-
i9Imy 70 the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
rIeelhet Of the Fourth Ward, on MONDAY, the sd
dsy oi June next the School. house, on the east
aiue o. fHN sMee! west, between and X streets
members Of the Board Of Eldsrmsn, for one and Two
years respectively, three members Of the BoArJ ~
Common Council, 10 represent said ward, and one
ASSESSOR at which said PreeiHe the votes Of ali who
are registered In the original FIRST Precinct Of SGii
ward the initial letter OF whose 10 from 10
l., inclusive will be received. Polls open at a. m
and close At p, m. JOHN WEST,
0, G. MILLS,
myH.a ConnlSsIonsTs.
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CECOND WARD - FIRST PRE-
- CIHCT.-Noties IL hereby given that, In con
formy to the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washington, an election will be held In the First
Precinct Of the Second Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd
day Of June next, the northeast corner Of Thir-
tssnth street west and street NORTH for Collector
Register, and surveyor, member Of the Board Of
Aldermen, and three members Of the Board Of Com
mon Council to represent said ward aud one Asses
at which said precinct the votes Of all who
Registered In the original First Precinct Of said Ward
the initial letter Of whose iA from 10 L, In
elusive, will be received. Polls open At m, and
close at Pm. j. s.sHBBTs,
JOHN CHAPMAN,
myH-td Commissionsrs.
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THIRD WARD FOURTH PRE-.

THIRD WARD - FOURTH PRE-
Il CINCT.-Hoties Is hereby given that, In COZ. .
foTmiy 10 the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washington, an election will be held In the Fourth
Precinct Of the Third Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd
day Of June next at Barns once on the west side Of
Ninth street west, between and streets north, for
aCollsstoI, Register, and Surveyor, one member Of
the Board Of Aldermen, and three members Of the
Board Of Common Council, to represent said Ward /;
At which said precinct the votes OF all who are regis
tered In the original Second Precinct Of said Ward
the initial lstsr Of whose names Is from to z, in
elusive, will be received. Polls open at O. m and
close at Pm. WIN. oEMB,
JOHN NJ. TURLRY,
myT-d CommissiODers
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THIRD WARD - SECOND PRE-
CINCT.-Noties 10 hereby given that, in con.
fOTmity to the provisions OF the charter OF the city Of
Washing ton, election will be held in the Second
Precinct Of the Third Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd
day of June next, at Mrs. Norris House. the north
side Of street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west. for Collector Register and Surveyor,
members Of the Board Of Common Council, to repre-.
sent said ward at which said precinct the votes Of
all who registered In the original PTst Precinct
Of said Ward. the initial letter Of whose names Is
from to e. inclusive, will bs received. Polls open
at a. m, and close At p. m.
THOMAS II. LANGLEY,
THOMAS W. PHILLIPS,
INVALID CommiH oners,
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SIXTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
y Notice Ia hereby given that, in conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washing
tos an election will be held in the First Precinct Of
the Sixth Ward, on MONDAY, the sd day Of June
Ninth street east and street SOUTH for Collector
Register and Surveyor, one member OF the Board Of
Aldermen, three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, to represent said ward, and an Assessor;
at which said Preenet the votes OF all who regis
istsred In the original First Precinct OF said Ward,
the Initial letter Of whose names IL from to L. In.
elusive, will be received. Polls open at O. m and
close at 7 Pm. SAMUEL r TURNER,
W. Y. GARRETT,
my27-td Commissloners
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THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.

THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.
HARPER BoRTHRRs H,
Have In Press,
And will Publish Immediately
. THR
NEW BANKRUPT BILL.
WITH NOTES, FORMS OF PROCEDURE.
,,,.n,,,,, And Collection Of ali the
LAW OF BANKRUPTCY,
by
WIN 'JAMRB,
VI 'he New York Bar, Aad Of the PrameTs Of tha
English BANKRUPTCY Amendment Act
M. James has had unusual opportunItss 10 b..
cone S lGmllsr win ne Law Of bankruptcy, having
been member OF Parliament al the time ia RnSisb
Ba9tIupt Act was passed, and having himstlf sar.
nea throngh Important amend msnts 10 the mi. He
WAS $50 LOT many years = successful practitioner IN
the knglish Bankruptcy Courts = Lasrtoan Ia,a
HSess,gtiS'' AaroA' 1850 HARPER BRoTHRRs,
hhii New Yak.
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ID L A U T Y,
CURLs, Produosd by the use Of Prof. DB BREUX'
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EBpITT HOUsE-o. @. WILLAnp.
KIRKwoop HousE-HErpLEr 4 anrrr

hINh WVVU HUVpE-HEFDLEf UKEEN'
Mrs. B. Bryan ana son, Baltimore; Mrs. J. H.
Ford, Thomas l. Clancy, New York y W. Amings
St. Louis J. N. ClAwson, George N. Manly, Louis
Vile; O. A. II Clements, U. q. A Colonel Lorent
mate, Va. DR.. J, A. heorety, Reading l. B. Fuller
BALTIMORE J. N. Orr, Lee,burg, Va. J. c. Smith.
King. c. yaudiver, Samuel MeGarvey, James Prin.
gle, New York.
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Gen. A. T. King, Baltimore; 7. 4. Wilson, city; @.
N. Jenkins, Rev. r. wkshborn, r. H. Smith, Prank
Goodwin, N. Y; J. Mortimer and lady, Va; Charles
IL. TilIman and wife, ND =. A Baltsrs, U.s.A.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owKs.
Ma Thos. b. Keogh, N. G. Henry Flanders, PbilA-
dslphiAi - Reside, Nd. Thomas y. Shelton
ham J. 4. yaddeIyie D. c.; g. Q. Bishop, Pa Oscar
Minor, Memphis Tenn. Lous v. Bourehe, France.
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nAShlNdION hOUoE--mrs, A. II. BEVkRIDGH
A. J. North, U. N. Fleming and @. Hartman, Mif
din, Pa, R. b. Cline, Memphis; Mrs O. N. Bar
IArd and sen, Boston; A. NsVing, PhilAdslphiA; A
r. Teksnor, Baltimore; Robt. Walton, Richmond
D. 7. Wise and lady, Harrisburg; 8. R. King an,
r. T. Cline, Altoona; s. Laryis and b. o. Chase
Hanover, Pa WIN. Smith and wife, Tyrone; Jams
ThAW and son.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL-M. II. BEAN.
John. I. Smith, p. q. Brown and wife and Charles
Boyd, Baltimore, Ma. n. II. Ford, Lansing, Mich.
Q. II. Drew and D; J. FISHER, y. II: Henry Adams,
Weisheimer, N. Y. WIN. Wilcox, LynehburE, Va
Lieut.. Smith, U. g. A; W. L. Ayres, Boston.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS,
Br0arn's lThorpes (T, c. and B. G. Wo,th's oli
stdndJ South Water Street.
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Of these Great Lotteries, amt EXpIa ION
of Drawings.
The numbers from l to 10000 corresponding
with the numbers on the 1ickets arc printed on
separate slips of paper and encircled with small
tubes, and placed i'll glass wheel. All the prizes
in accordance wit the Scheme, similarly prin-
ted and cncircled, and placed in another glass
wheel. The wheels then revoved, and two
boys, blindfolded draw the Numbers and Prizes.
One of the boys draws one number from the wheel
of Nos. and at the same time the other boy draws
out one prize from the wheel of prizes. The
number and prize drawn cut exhibited to the
audience, and whatever prize comes out is regis
tered and placed to the credit of that number
and this operation is repeated until all the prizes
drawn out.
The Tickets printed i'll the following style
They are divided into Quarters and Eighths prin-
ted on the face of the Ticket. Four Quarters or
eight EiShths bearing the same number, consti-
tute Whole Ticket.
PRIZES Pr HABLE WITHOUT DISCOUNT
W. W. BOYD,
Deputy Grand Master, Principal Manager,
Atlanta, Ga.
RS Orders for Tickets by mail or express to be
addressed to
l.. i. EROADBENT, Ag't
Or W. ". BOYD, Principal Manager,
Atlanta, Ga.
feb. n 129-1awt17june.
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orders In accordance With Epr0yisions OF section 10,
The officers of Courts OF Bankruptcy. from reducing
the fees prescribed In this section in classes of cases to
be named IN their rules and orders
1 OF MEANING OF TERMS AND COMPUTATION TIME.
SECTION As. ANA be il farther enacted That the word
assignee and the word sscreditor' shall include
the plural also and the word messenger shall in.
clude his assistant assistants except i'm the proyS
ion for the fees OF that officer The word 'tmarsha "
shall include the marSal's deputies, the word "Per
son shall also include corporation. and the word
" oath shall include g affirmation" Aud in all cases
in which particular number of days is prescribed
Ivy the act. shall he mentioned in rule order of
under this act the doing of any act for other
purpose the shall he reckoned in the absence OF
expression TO the contrary, exclusive of the first
and inclusive of the last day. unless the last day shall
fall on a Sunday, Christmas Day, or on any day APP
pointed bv the President Of the United States day
of public fast on Thanksgiving. on the Fourth of July
in which the time shall he reckoned exclusive of
that day also.
SECTION 49, ana be il rn1hpi' e1tnctnd, That all the
jurisdiction, power and authority conferred upon and
vested in the District Court of the United States by this
act in i'll bankruptcy hereby conferred upon
and vested in the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia and in ana upon the Supreme Courts of the
several Territories of the United States when the bank
rupt resides the said District of Columbia or in either
of the said Territories And in those judicial districts
which not within any organized circuit of the Uni
ted StaSeS the power and jurisdiction of Circuit Court
bankruptcy he exercised by the District Judge.
SECTION 80. tIf be fif,fp e1tGrtPd, That this act
shall commence and take effect as 10 the appointment
of the officers created hereby and the PRONUNCIATION nj
rules and general orders from AMI after the dat" oil It's
approval.
Marcel =
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l. their friends and the public generally, that
they have formed Copartncrshp under the name
and style of GOODWIN & CO., for the purpose of
doing General Commission and Forwarding bu-
siness i'll Wilmington, n. c.. on and after the 10Th
of April next.
Orders solicited, and prompt personal attention
Siyen to all business eatusted to their care
G. GOODWIN,
A. D. BROWN.
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lIOLASSES and SUGAR, Wilmington, N.rg
Shipping and Commission nIerchant,
III PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
We solicit consignments Of Cotton, Naval St5r,.
Sheetings, Yarns, Tobacco, and other Soutb,n
Products, to the sale of which our promp rrI
sonal attention will be given. We willmako ibq
al advances upon receipt of Invoice and Bin Of
Laling. All Merchandise and Produce shipped
to us for sale are insured from point of shipmtr,
with or without advice. Invoices should alway.
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Both of us having had over twenty years OK.
peIience in business in the South, and our j. -.
HATHAWAY three years in New York, Wa ,gl
confident we can secure full prices for our friend.
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For Sale and Rent.
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- Know Thy Destiny.-Madame Il. r.
THohsroS, the great English Astroogist Clairvoyant
and Psyehomstriean, who has astonished the seiep.
tine classes Of the Old world, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoHxrox possssse.
such wonderful powers OF second sight As TO enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest
10 the single or married Of either seq. While in a
state Of trance, she dslineAtss the very feature. Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid OF an
Instrument Of Intense power, known As the Psyeh.
omotrope, guarantees to produce like picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant, to-
geher with date Of marriage, position In fs lead
Ing traits OF character, &e This Is NO humbug, a.
thousands oftesimonlAlI can assert She will send,
when DESIRED certified eortiaeAto or written guar
antee, that the picture Is what II purports to be.
By enclosing small lock OF hair, and stating place
Of birth, ago, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing ffty cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information By return mail. All Communication,
saeredly eonfdential. Address, In eonndsnes, MAD.
AHE Z. =. THoRSros, p. o. Boz 22s, Hudson, MY.
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