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criminals.
]. P. H. Russ is not only false to his ceun-
try, as his recorded speech proves, but he is
guilty of gross political fraud In misrepre-
senting the Union people of Wake. If he
had any sense of propriety, not to say shame,
he would at once resign his scat. He kno,os
he is disappearing his constituents.
We do not regard the abuse directed at
us by Mr.. Russ in his speech. The differ
ence between Mr.. Russ and ourself is, he is
against the government, and we are uncon-
ditionally for it. We are too we'll known
here and throughout the State, to be injured
in the estimation of decent people by his
low vituperation. He is VIGOROUSLY COM
mon scold. When he praises one, his spirit
is so bitter that his praise is almost censure;
when he censures, he would blister with his
tongue the object censured, if he could;
when he denounces, he curses with all the
ivid blazes of perdition in his mouth. He
is, withal, mere boaster. We NAV laugh
at him if in the mood, but we should laugh
at ourself if we feared him. We have no
malice against him. We would not hurt
hair of his head, but we owe it to truth and
to our country to.expose HIM, so that he may
not misreprepresent and hurt others. Uncle
Toby said, "our army swore terribly in
Flanders" So does Mr.. Russ. Uncle Toby
also took the poor fly that had troubled him,
to the window, and opening it, said: 6 Go
thy way, poor creature, the world is large
enough for both thee and me-" We can say
the same of Mr.. Russ,
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aRANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
TON AND ALHxAHDRIA TO RICHMOND AID
LYNCHBUR0 - -. = - : -
On and sn.r IRiDAY, s.p..nb.r 1. isss, Il. s.,..
on this road Will run as follows,
,AArRAIHs SOUTH.
Leave Washington at . m. and O. 30 D. m.
LeAvs AlsxaadnA a. 7U q N. and p. m.
Arrive 10 RisAaesA al p. = .nd a.
Arrive at Lynehburg at q. 10 D. m. and q AN
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynohburg at 6.&6 .. IN. and Tlbpm m
Leave Riehmond q IA m: and T. lep. N.
Leave 0ordonsville at II 80 p. m. and II aOAm
Arrive at Alexandria al 4.b5 p. m. and l. 80 q M
Arrive At Washington At 80 p. m. and b.a6a.m.
On sundaysleavs Washington at 8. 80 !. m. only.
hying In dordonsvills at II. IS .. m.
Leaves dordonsyllls At lass p. m arriving In Alsx-
Andria eP. N.
.rIlsiSs TsiS:sa isss sI ,;.y;
Leaves Lynehburs At SO a. m, arriving In Alex
Pss,snssis rom r n w.us.tOa will taxi. til. . IN.
nn south from wa.hinsson, and the s4s = m. train
Passenger By the e45 a. m and I.lS D. m. train.
from Lynehburg, and ths1 a. N. and TIbp m trains
IG% nI on ,SsS.ss w trains Warrington for
This route has the advantage all others By hAynR
sontnuOu' rail- from New York TO Lynehburg, to5
Il also passes through Yairf.x, Ball Run, M.a.....
Bristev, Catlett's, RappahAnnoek, Cuipspsr Orange
and Gordonsyills where many Of the great bates of
the r. isis REBELLION were fs,ah. 50 .. lsL :
opposite the B. and Q. r. r. Depot, In washinEtoh;
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
instoh. W. W II. McCAPPRRTY,
General superintendsnt.
J. N. BRoADIs,
oes-u General Passenger Agent
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TWELVE DAILY TRAIHs.

On and snsr MONDAY, October 10, 1885, train, will
lss,. The Onion P.s,snF:r Depot corner q ws.hnsioa
DAY ExPRRss daily. sIs.pi sasd.ys al asoa M,
stopping At Johnstovn, Consnaugh, Gafltssn, Atoona,
l sisa %.s
ngon, ana .. Phisdsiphis for New York, bosson snd
ALTOONA SrccoMNoDArIo daily .zs.p. Sunday,
s'SHSSs 4 a nsSs
R.ilio.a sbsa.barssnd orssson ksilrOsd, and HOlli
YrT YiTTsb1saG AND ERIE NAIL, dali, ..,.p, sunday,
Altoona, and All praspsi sstioss maiiss direct con.
nsesion :. Harrisburg for New rork, Baltimore, and
= NAIL ACCOMMODATION, daily t....p. su,d.y) At
rss.. ia .s'Ya q :. n..s .sss ::.s WIN
trains on the Eben.burs and Crsson railroad and Hol
PziIhbiLPHfH EXPRESS, a.ily al LIS .. n., stop.
Ping ai Larob. Blair.vills Intsisseon, Johnstovn,
6onsmaugh, Gsitlsr, Altoona Huniin sdon, Lsvstown,
Dovnisstovs, Al Harrisburg dirse .onnsstics. are
made for New rork, BALTIMORE, and wsshinston, snd
points Sleeping run through on tbs train from
fii.sburg 70 Philadelphia spd Bstnors, and % Hsv
10 JoHSsrcwH % So IccossSSirros NOD daily .u,.p. su,.
Ssy1 .sAw M ..sppias 2. resaia, Stallion. between
TIsf LINE, d.iiy, except Sunday. Al 80 ,. m. ,
isgSS. ,Ls~.oSs, S nis s.~po s.ryssi: HAL Hss.
hsburG, hiddletown, lancaster. snd Dovainstovp,
making eonnsetion At Harrsburg for New York Bait.
more And Waahlnston, and At Philadsiphis for New
York, Boston and intermediats points alssping ears
ran thrensh In this train 70 Phisdslpa and 70 New
FIRST Accommodates Train for walls siatioa leaves
is :aa;.s tsa static.
daily (exoept Sunday at 30 o N. ~ - -
Third Aeeommoaaton Train for WALL Station lsavss
is TSuSs sssiss rlsS 70, ...,
daily except sundayl sc % p m aI.,J. !, ..I
tons between Pittsburgh and Penn, Mi0.S0p n -'g
fhs Church Trsin leaves wall Station every sunday
81 eos q m, and arriving In Pttsburgh d zoos d n
Rsturning lsayss Pttshursh n l1to p n, And arrives
| a Walls Station 81 400 D. N. - -
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" "a ID JERSEY. y u
PAssENoER AND FRuaHr DEPOT IN sEw YORK,
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET..
Connects at Hampton Junotion with Delaware, Lack
awanna, and Western railroads, and at Eastoh with
direct linz to PITTsBuRG AND THE WEST without
AILRsTows LINE TO THE WEST. ,6v
THREE EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY FOR THE WHIST,
$ RIeept sundays, whom one train In the evening.
J SIXTY Mills sad THREE HOURS saved BY this line
% Chicago. Cincinnati, g. Louis, Se, viii bu, one
'" SPRING ARRANaEMRNrs
Commencing May n, 1905, leave New York follows
100 m-kxprsss for the west-connscts At Easton
viih train for naueh Chunk, williamsport, Wilkes
barre, MAhAnoy City, he l|r
Man Train Il O6 a m for Tisminston, Rasop, water
Gap Scranton wikesbarro Great Bend Pi.tston, Bing
900 4 m, wss,srn Express for Ks.,ou, Aii.ntown,
Harrisburg, Pitt.hurg and the west, with bat one
change Of ears 10 Cincinnati Chicago and bat two
changes 10 81 Louis Connects al Harrisburg with the
norhsrn Central and Phladsphia and Eric roads for
CORY and tho OIL Regions. nv n..N
1890 m. for RAston, Aiisniown, Msuch Chunk, Read.
ing, Petsvtlie, Hsrriaburg, ke, 2. %. go o..
400 P n for Esston, Scranton. Great Bend, Bs,hs-
s6op m. for somsryilis and Wilmington.
6;lb p. m. for Somerville. p : ~ .. ~
I 30 ,. m.for sonsryiils. 81 81 = y U -
300 p Western Bxpres, Train, for Easton, Allen
town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the West
ssepins Cars through from Jersey City 10 Pittsburg,
riststs oriA. ws.t can b. obtained .. the one. Of
the Central Railroad q new Jersey, foot Of Liberty
street. N. at No. Astor House Al Hos IN, 62e and
e44 Broad way; and at the prnsipal hotels. q r
SEQ JOSIAH o. srRARNs, supsrntsndsnt
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

n
IL UETrED srATEs PArEHr oyYIcE,
WAHHIHoTos, Oct. a, 1885.
On the petition Of John James 0fssnough, Of New
York, y T., prayiAs for the extension OF . patent
granted to him the NH day Of January 1884 and rsis
sned the ith day Of July 1884 and again rsssusd on
me 18Th day Of Api 1852 In Iix diyisions numbered
oss eo9 7oo 7Ol I0 Aad 7oS which divisions sxtsn
sion now prayed for, for in Mashlnss
Tor Psgghg Boos and Shoes for years from the
o. .Aia patent which takes place the lh
is ordered tlsi the said petition be heard At tn.
Patent once On MONDAY the nth day Of January, 1857
II o'eoek. N AAd all persons are nouAsd 70 appear
And .hoy eeaae. II any they have, why said petition
ought not " Be gTAutsd.
Persons opposing the extension are requiIsd TO ale In
the Pasal OAss thsir objSson specially set forth In
winI q least tDsHty days before the day Of hearnK
all 10 Imohy hled BY either party 10 be used At the
said AoAIiAE must be taken and In AoeoTd
Anes viii the rules Of the omss which will BE- fur.
nlsf Ied % application.
JJspositiohs and other papers, relied upoA tSsu.
ony must be aled In the once t0stv days before the
AZ of hSGnEj the arguments, II any within ton days
after Alihg the testimony.
Ordered AlSo that this notice be published In the
RHPuHLIoiH and the Intsllt0snoa, WaahinEton, D. O.,
and In the Times, New Yort, n. r., once week for
three successive weeks the hTs Of said publications 10
be at least sixty days previous 10 the SaE q herring
CommlssionsT Of Patents.
P6-Kditon Of the above papers will please copy,
aud Espd their BILLS 70 the Patent onss With pspsi
sOllslSiss tAis ao,iss aOiSlswsS
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rNrEuoNDs.-
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON.
lUi AND plLrrnoRl RAIEHoLp. sn ,1'
rHxl rApL1.

~ II TABLH, ~ = .
oommsnsiss MONDAY, April lsth, Isse u
Train. for B.lliuors and ws'hing'on leave Phils-
tls q NJ, Rzprss., Qfendays sxssptsd D II 20 q M,
Kxprsss; 400 .. n, Kxprsss and 100 N, Rxpress.
Way Mali Train tor Baltimore a $40 a m. .E'f
TRAINS FROM BAITrMoRE TO PHfLkDxLfHfA.
Press: ..s'i PciiInG5' G ~ NAN ' ig,,.. a.
"i~' T1'''H SUNDAY rRkINs % o7.r 10
Leave Philadelphia for Bslumsrs and w.hingtsn
Leave Baltlppre for Phiisdolphia at SIS ,. m. 'i
Leave Baltimore for New York At p. N. "
. milo i.tJ ~ n. y. KINNEY, Bupsrintsndsnt o.
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! An Agent Of the kIselsior Omnibus Company vtll
pa. through each trAn before reashins the dspet ahs
once No. n0Psnn street. opsn dsy And nirht whsrs ali
erdsrs for the noysnni Of passshssrs md bAssiss
will rsesivs prompt attention. ~ -T- III - -
Baltimore express viii arrivs with PhiladslphiA sx-
press a q DO p. m on Mendaya III ~ h EI , =
thsnssiyss rsspondhisfer psrsola SassaSs ssiy asS
.rp WIZ. BnCKWIfH Agent,
A. The Psansylvania Central Railroad Passsassr pta-
hos. Liberty and wsshlnstoa strssis n
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il NoroH, PHfLADRLPHIA, AND sKw YORK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il Inoros, PHtLADRLPHIA, AND sKw YORK.
.gg.--rgg wAsHusros. Dec. o. lssS-noon.
Iraias betve.l washinEton snd New York are now
yoR INV 7oRK. widow. chang. Of cars,
Leave dAny tsxsspi sanday) At Lts = n. and $50
foa INV foRK. .h.ssi,E s... a a phl.d.iphi., .
p. m. F-L.Ee lati1' RI
Leave daily lsIsspt- -sundAy) at Lt6 and Il.lsL N.
and $50 and "@P.1oss oss ssurxn.x ..,I N
Ls.ysf0r New York and RhiladsiphiI ., ssop m.
slssplse for New York on $50 p. m. train daily.
Throught eksls 70 Philadelpha, New York OF Boston,
can be hadat the Station onos al ali hours In the dsy
a. well % at the Bsnksn' ana hoksrs' TsiegrzpR
omee, as Pennaylvania avenue, between Sixth and
SEE Baltimore and Ohio railroad advert. i..m.,t for
schedule between Washington, Baitimors, Lhaapeiis
and the West. i'll WILSON,
,.-..... - d. hAstsr Of TransportAtion-
'ht'. 900. n. L. N. COLE
General Ticket Agent
ako. 9. K00Hfz,
90 t.sa'-Eai Agent, WAAhingtosL
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a.H TH.. M ya9 ..
PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN @ 80
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1866 ARRANGEMENTS @ 1896
SEw york L1NRso.S'oo
THE cAMDRs AND AMBoY AND PHIL ADELPHIl
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPANIRs' LINKS
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

THE cAMDRs AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENToN RAILRoAD CohPANIEs' LIsBs
.-. FROM PHiLhDELPHIA TO NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT sTRRRTwHARP AND KENsINoTos
DEPOT. n"
WILL LHAyn AZ HoLLows, vus Fare.
Aoa m. via Oamdsn and Amboy-o and A. Ae-
Asss n Via Camden isG Jersey 6ti;.a:S T.f:
n. Via S.nSsn and Jersey Gii;.n:i.
AS m Via c;%i:n and Jersey Gsy-ii Gi..:
Al ia m, va K.n:si;:i and j:I:y CITY:
Atiin.. Va G:Ii:a ana iaiCy:o. ana :"
Al n. via c.nSsi ana IaSc;-G ana /.
r. u. K:s:isii:s :is jersey 6ii; 70
Al ~ p m, q. Ksnsinston ana Jersey oiiy
At ny ,; n. \. Ksn:iniica md i:i::y oi;
ssS Va i:a.iaiiss and jersey al; %
Al ., M, via Camden and Amboy-Aesommo.
dAsiOn tfrsight and ga..snggD ,s.t. "a.
Ths g. rs p. N. Evening Mali and the /. 50 (siEh0
Southern Express will run daily. (A etAsrs, saadays
PHILkDKLPHIA AND Hxw YORK LIMB
Leave walnut street whsna . and sa N. IL n,
Leave Remington Depot At H. Is q m 4 50, l. 90 and
o. 70 p. m, and Il 90 q m. (night) -. -
A.. ~. 9 20 2 m line runs daiyi tsii others, Sun.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LIsxs
Leave Is & foSs q Barclay stree. 80 N; and ,. n
Ths 9 :. n. line runs asilyi t.il Oth.r., su.d.y.
-,a'.T l. - ". H. aArzMER, Agent,
p,u,D,, fsii.s:lPfi. Phi .nd New YOrf iis.:;
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oes.ti
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
l. SOUTH.


THE GREAT ATLANTIC sRAB0ARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
PROM NEW YORK TO HEw ORLEANS,
VIA TIE
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AND MANCHKsTRR RAILR0ADs AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS
To ChArlsston sAvAnnAh, Augusta, Atlanta West Point
Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans and all points South and the Southwest
The managers Of this old-sstAblishsd and favorits
route, with view TO maintaining Its woll-known
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health eisganee and comfort On all night trains
urous palAtiA cars possessing every modern
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portAnt points South.
Be paitieular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON
y. Q. BZ 80 doing you secure EXPEDITION, sAFETY,
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For through tickets reliable Information apply a
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". J. wlLKRR,
jtD General Agent
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0FFICAL-THE WAR DEPART.
" ID" MKNT. t..


the payment Of boanhss authorised al the last session
ofconsr.. Ne sss5.,.y Of War directs The fOlOvins
TIA payment Of bounilss to soldiers uAdsr hs act
Of Congrssi has not been delayed By any action Ia
Of Congress Board, with General Canby president,
was 70 prepare rules and rssuiatons ior ne
soysd The oon.idsaon Of numerous Aeis Of Congress
and the regulations and practice OF several bureaus
and upon depends the proper disburssmsnt Of over
si.lnanI The Board devoted themselves diligently %
their wort, and, when II wa. completed made report
latons and, having doubts In respee. to Of the
legal points determined BY the Board referred their
pSIt p The Attorney osn.r.i who ATE, mature con:
again referred 10 the Board with Instructions to revise
shd amend the regulations. This va. done, and the
paS%ps saa y
carry them into effect In the whole procedure there
ia no ns,'r:Hss By Tie PsS;n. Or the Secretary Of
ar the direction. q ths sssrsl.ry Of war wiz as nush
nituds Of the disburssmsAts would admit.
In respect 70 the order suIponding pay
Tested an saIioas desire, by snshSnssi. Of the as
70 those bountios to the coored soldier and TO
Rso.sct hin .gAis. hsssSlsas agents .nd .,'isnss.
twenty mllions Of dolAra. The Secretary o. War fe
his auty 70 have the regulations Of the Pay Depart
ehsekI that might secure the bounty to eoloIed soldiers
AID protect the Treasury against fraud The subject
was therefore referred 70 dsnsrai canby Board. and
lies was ordered Por me temporary slspsnson Of pay
msn neither the President nor the Secretary Of the
qured BY justice to the oolered soldier and the public
treasury and 10 carry out the mAnest purpose Of Con-
s 50 :. z Rrstsss The ,Sls,si: a. iAr a might Be
ssssied out q ia Bounty. a. > : - = ''-'0"
By order Of The sssrsiiry Of Wa; uo.,-.
ea o.. ... Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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In ocroBKR.

THR DIAMOND TENHYsoN. New and Complete
saisss ,s Poems, in one beautiful volume.
rIE rIoTURE OF ST. JOHN. By Bsyard Taylor.
THE PRosE WRITINGS OF JOHN q. WHITTIER,
Comprising .LitarAry Rsereatiens,n "0ld Portraits
and hodsrn stetehes, Margaret Smiths Journai,'
0RIfRIrH oAtNTi Of, JEALOUSY. by CHARLES
heads, Author Of 'ohris,is JOhnstons.' sts. / vol
SaARIcTSR AND oHARAorKRIsrIc MRs. By
kdMinP Z MhiPgls vol lemo.
THE POLITICAL WORKS Of Henry wadsworth Long
fellow. New and Revised Rlestrolype Edition. Com.
Ples IN yoiunss. Aths style Of fsnnyson Earring.
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III RAILROAD.
CHANCE or TIME

ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III aa RAILROAD.
~ CHANGE OF TINE
On and after MONDAY, August Q, 1866, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave a. follows;
Steamer JESSE HoFf will leave Pier No. 81 N. r.,
foot Of Duane street. ht TO- l5 connecting with
Express for Red Bank Long Branch Point
Pleasant Breksburg Manchester, Tons River, Wood.
manae, Barnsgat hhamong Tuokerton, ,Atsion Jaekson
and Philadelphia, and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
Atl p, M from Pier No 81 N. R., and Ilop. H.
from Pier No sH r. connecting with trains for above
points and PhiadsiPhiA and Express train for Long
Branch. .... " ..... .. p.
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fars to Philadephia on all trains, o.
The freight boat leaves at 80 D. m for all pOints on
the lihs and PhiAdelphiA
RkrURHIEa TRAINS LRAyH PHILADELPHIA;
Express At m, from foot Of Vine street Fare to
New York, a.
Way, Mall, aud Kxprsss at 2i0 a. m from Camden,
Pier N. X.
Freight At o.lo p m, arriving In New York A4
o'clock next morning.
= Al baggage must BE- delivered Ia New York al Pier
No 81 a. none will be received at Pier at Nos
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHisoToN CobsTY-
TOWN.:
In the case Of George W. Wsstbrook AdminstrAtoA Of
Leonardo westbrook, deceased the AdmnisrAtoS aois
said has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
WaAhingon County Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the
tth day Of December next the Anal and dis
buhon Of the estate Of deceased and ofths
Assets hand a. far the hAxA ksSn eseesA And
urnsA Into money when and Wksrs all the creditors
end hslra Of said deceased AotlAsd TO attend with
their claims Voaohed may Otherwise by
law be excluded from all bahsAt In said dSosasods
tate, provided copy Of this order be pubshod once
. wesk for hFss weeks In hs hAHIoHAL RPuBLIoAB
Tsati JAZZ 4. O'BRIRAR
nOIS-1AUaUa RaaistsF Of villa