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HBDDEN. WINCHESTER & CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 90 Broadway, New York,

STOCKS. BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances.
Advances made approved securities.
Particular attention given to orders for tho pur-
chase sale Of the Adams, American, United States,
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., and Merchants Union Express
Stocks.
All orders faithfully executed.
JOSIAH HEDDBN, ISAIAH c. BABCoCK,
LOCKE W. WINCHESTER. ROBERT NJ. HEDDBN.
fe2O-eodm
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orrIoE CuIEr GlIsaIss,AAnE OE sgrRsL.rEsoE, |

pFFlCE ChlEP CINhIsHARY OF bCBsIsTRNOE,l
=. IPrH MILITARY DISTRICT, }
NEW OLEASA La, December =, 1907.
sealed pTgpOsalEI II duplicate, are Invited till the
2ith day 2t December 1851 at " clock m. for fur
niishing the Subsistence Department at this city
with the following Subsistence Stores, YIE:
standard sampled '
NJ 9 kegs Pigs Pot, price per pound to be stated.
1900 pounds Rio C,tfel IN sacks
1900 pounds OF Had Held, put up In barrels.
All the above articles tdbo of The very best unAlIty
put up In superior paefaas and delivered ut the An
chor Press In this city Within twenty days afer tbe
opening Of the bids. ~ '7''
No bids will be reeeiNd from parties WIN bava
heretofore ~ lied TO coln}y with teir vem"nts
with any branch Of the Gkernmept,
Payment will be made n such funds aE NAV be on
hand for disbursement mt athe lime ' Nv VA
Bids to be directed 10 III unde signed, and mAtkod
"PropOsals, ~ NJ" Y NNNS'A BEf KVVITU A''
deie-td breyet Major Qneral and 9. d. , U. s. A
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Proposals..
EREsH BERT1 7REsH Bssrii

oSyfcs Asusr. Coz. or srsusrEscT,l
- ss AuqrsrA AIsrrAL, 0A.Hy
,seslsa prspc,4I, n dspliea.e Will N se,lysd a
bsr q ~. fcr 1fyl lyng frs.h Beef o iroeps 4 An.
nine Jsnnary !, - and ending Augnai 81, isss u.
ny. eompessd * ssas proporSn. q 9ofe ana Hina
quarters tnecks, shnnks. and kidney taliow ex
and 70 BE- delivered n sueh Quantities and At such
teaifnnte The Meat accepted under this contract will
b paid monthly, and In such funds a. may be fur
nished by the 0overpmsnt for disbursement 7. :
The .gssss:fal b.ddsr yl be rsSuIrsd % give good
scniracL kssh bid must be secompanisd By copy of
folioying form, VIII: - =
hereby agree y enter into contract based upon
tho acoompanyinE aiversement.to 10 supply the troops
&C. At Augusta Arsenal, Georgia, With good and
mark marks'sble fresh Beef at cents and mills pcr
"--, name Of bidder.
l- Ill, residence H
dated Augusta, Ca, ---------, 1857. y
Bidders are Invited to be present at the opening Of
proposals. with their In order TO sign and
complete The contract and bond upon the day above
,PESES;s. VII presented T. sealed spyslops;
roeted to the ndersEhea nw,u ~ wn,our
Al, Second Lieutenant Of Ordnance and A. Q. B.
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pK0PosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
oYEIcE rHE CHIEF qrARTERhAsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBRRLASD,

LOuByILLE, Ky. , December y, 1867,
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE until
y O'Clock, M. on FRIDAY the 9th day Of Decem-
ber, 1857, for furnishing thirty mine (o) Cavalry
The Horses TO be subject to rigid inspection, Of a
In -G0lQr. sound In all partcularsl well broken,
high, from ave to md condition, from 10 70 H. hands
1868 ~ ~ ~ ~ " '"Hu"i''
BIDS must be made In duplicate, with copy OF tb,
Advertisement attached, and accompanied by the
cnse the Id ~ agr u reSp9nsi1le beJson' that, N
contract " 'S
The ight Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
BY order o the QuEtermaster generAl y, Is, A.
THOS sWORDS
del7'td 4. O. NJ Gen, Byt Maj. Gen.
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ID RoPosALs FOR ,ETTER BALANCES.

PosT 0PYIcE DEPARTMENTAL
wAsHIsar4, d. G. December II, 1867. !
Scaled proposals WILDE received at this Department
until the 18th day Of Jhuary, 1853 at IL oclock noon
for furnishing Letter Hlanees for the Of the Posi-
0ces In the United SITES, for one year from the Isl
day Of February, 1851 Of the following description,
!. Balances capablef weighing eight ounces, ayoir-
dupois weight, to be ghded down to quarter ounces
Ofthese II Is supposedhat 800 to 900 will be required
for each year.
Q. Balances capable weighing two pounds, AyOlr-
dupois weight, to begraded down to half ounces.
OF these II Is supposetO to 100 will be required.
Perfect correctness, lfength, and durability will bo
Samples Of each desdption OF Balances must accom-
pany each bid; and tb bidder who may obtain the
contract Will be requrd to furnish Balances ordered,
of quality in all rssPcts equal to the samples =.
box for transportation and delivered free q all ex.
pense, to the pepartmet, at Washington, d. C, where
the same Will be secepd II found to be perfect and
equal TO the samples.
Each bidder must frnish with his proposal sufficient
evidence Of his abllit to comply with his bid.
Two sufficient surties will be required 10 con-
tract.
failure to furnis the Balances as contracted for
promptly the furnishing OF article of inferior
quality, will be contdered sufficient for for
Giture Of the contrlt.
Proposals must be Endorsed on the envelope, 'Pro.
posals for Letter Balnccs, and directed to the First
' ALEX. W. RANDALL,
delI-Tuit Postmaster General.
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ST Ms Ho USE,
m nOpp9sile BOWlinK Green, y y
Paints and Oils.
' wIiSfEsMB AEb GREsESiL,

w AwhSGEsitE ANb ! RETAIL n pEALEnIN
PAINTS, OILS, VARNlsHES -.
Lead, Paint Brushes. Wndow Glass and Alcohol, BEN
t6ns 6s fpiTs a II TSrpsH!inS csai S Lard and Sperm
No S6O Esfree between aud thirteenth streets,
and ~ Seventh street. opposite Post Othee Depart
MiIed paint ready for use Of the boat quality Or.
attended w.
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y osEPH l.. RsON,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
CORNER OF NINTH AND STREETS.
tseoond Story Masonic Hall.)
det-lm
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pROP osALs FOR SEWER

Sealed proposals will be received at tho Mayors
Once until u clock IN. on FRIDAY, the ath inst.
for constructing Sewer feet in diameter with four
Inch walls, In Massachusetts Avenue, between Sixth
with manhole feet In the clear. Specifications can
be seen by calling the Superintendent and Inspector
Of Sewers.
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot for the
Sewer, and per piece for the man hole.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all the bids
WIN, FORSYTH,
dell-b,l9 Supt. and Inspector, de.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLYING WINTER
l. STRAINED OIL.

OFFICE or TIE LIGHTHOUSE Board, J
wAsHIkGToS CITr, December J, 1867,
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
o'clock, P. m, on FRIDAY, the 18th day q Janu.
with My Ave thousand go oo gallons Of the best
quality pure winter strained oil divided into ye lots
Proposals to furnish Kerosene or ethereal oils, or
any Of their mixtures, will not be considered.
ANY desired information concerning terms OF con-
tract time and place Of delivery, quantity OF oil In
saeh III character Of packages manner and nature OF
ANDREW x, HARDWOOD,
dels-td Naval Secretary.
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FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE Posr CoxnIssARY
MOBILE, ALA, November n, 1857,
Sealed proposals IN duplicate. with copy o. this
% the Sse is e IhS Post q Mobile Aabama
Reeember 1851 for supplying the United States Sub
postof Mobis Aabams for six tel mouths, beginning
time as the Commissary General Of Subsistence may
direct -.
Said Beef shall be of good and etable quality
in equal quantities Of fore and hind quarter meat,
(necks, shAnks and kidney talow to be In
such quantities as may. from time to Tins. be re-.
the commanding oteer Tho neeks q the cattle bs
trimmed dOWni The shsah. q me FORE DO
the gambrel or hook Joint.
Payments 70 be made monthly for the quantity &C.
cepted, and in the funds furnished by tho United
States for public disbursement but in tho event OF the
compulsory wh9. receives the beef being without
funds pay for It, then payment be made as soon
after as funds may be received for that purpose,
Bidders invited to be present at the opening OF
proposals, prepared 10 give bonds and complete the
Proposals should be addressed 70 the pndersigned,
and plainly endorsed Proposals. for Beef Contracts
N, p. BUFPUM,
Alabama. nOH -6t
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Financial.


JAY cooKR soo,. -. T1--
BANKERS, de q
FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE TREASURY.
buy and sell at eurront market ratos, and keep con-
stsntiy on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS, IN.
sKvEN.THrRTIEs. n.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES ...
Orders for Stocks, Bonds, &C., executed, and Collee
tious made on all accessible points. ID" "
s'pl.aa :.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ap
WASHINGTON.
II. D. Cooxs. tof Jay Cooke 4 Co. y President, f
WIS HusrrSorox, Cashier. .r.. D.,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY 20
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
l5rH STREET. OPPOSITE rHH rnxAsvRr pErARrxsxr.
Government securities with Treasurer United States,
ASoNE MILLION DOLLARS. "a
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates, n ..i55
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES. .n"l .'
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, aud give CAREFUL AND Pnoxrr
ATTENTION TO . .D
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND PIRMs,
and to any other business entrusted to u.s.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times ehecrfully furnished.
W. s. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
wAsHIsGroS, March 20, 1866 mh2l-du
The SAPriSSAh SAFE 6ES6Asih+ COMPANY.
OF WASHINGTON. D. G.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS,
For the safe keeping under guarantee OF .
GOVERNMENT BONDS, SPECIE, ..rF
JEwELRY, CASH BOXES ...
SILVER PLATE, VALUABLE PAPERS,
PAINTINGS, WILLS, DEEDS,
STOCKS, MORTGAGES,
And all descriptions Of vauables, and for the
RENTING OF sAFEs,
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PRooP VAULTS
OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE.
DIRRcroRs: ... .--
8. +. Brown, II. d. Cooke, George w. Riggs, Will
liam s. Hqntington, George H. Plant, George D. Bv-
ans, b. p. Snyder, Nathaniel wilson,. -,
ovopov a py,vs vs. r BR2WS. President.
:. WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. Treasurer.
d. p. SNYDER, Secretary, ~ 070.-'
0IYIcE HoURs-Prom o'elock. a. m, to o O'Clock,
p. IN. aul-H
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsuINgroS, Jan. 9, ls67-noon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7Oo I45, and Il Is
p. m, and 40, g. 80, and 8. 45 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 100 a. m. and zoo
FOR WAY Stations SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 8 land a. m, and at2oo and Asp. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 90 and l. op. m. No train to or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at IS a. m and 80 and g. 5p. IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 7.45 q. m. and l. 50 and g. Is D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at Z&a. m. and 1 50
On sunday, at4 30 and IS m, only, connecting at
RRsIsy station With trains from Baltimore to whesing
Thressh sfst: to the Yves, can be had at the Wash
for New YORK, PhiladelPhis,, and Boston. see ad-
J. L. WILSON,
Master Of TrapspSeIdt1,tiSn. ed,
eSSSral aTS l Tis6ss k6SsFFst sAFsat'
General Agent, Washington.
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ID II o ? o s A L s

P % P o A L s
CHIEF QrARrBRnAsrRR's 0PPICR,)
DEPARTMENT or THE LAKRs, ,
DETROIT, MICH. December 2, 1857, }
- Scaled proposals for furnishing Forage and Straw
~ pot aeR Hsaass as ma =. rsauired f9r issue at De-
be received at this Office until SATURDAY December
"a 1857, a II clock, a. IN. To be delivered at such
signed may direct. " " ~
Delivery to eommence on the hrst day Of Jannary,
inclusive. - 'N -N'
Proposals will be made in trpieate with copies Of
nlshdyertsement annexed to each, and Accompa MED
~ lhe names oh Two responsible persons who will
'hen Wllhghess TO become sureties for the
thereon. -
hi he rgh1 70 reject any or all bids any part Of
,NP EnxeloPes containing proposals to be endorsed
tho underaign ~ '"
by cOmmand OF Brcvct Major General Robinson.
c.t,o J. ID. BINGHAM,
ASA Chiefo h. Department. Of the Lakes,
uo'-W Breyet BrKadier Geneal.r
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The adhesive envelope must be t6iekiy summod 4
fourth q an Inch wide round the lappels.
PIE sd %Gs SS @
Each article must be bid for, and NO more than
BIDS not fully sohformins to the advertisement will
e i Az
stationery, and the head of the Department will In
all cases, Judge whether the articles rendered by the
contractor are OF the quality required by the con-
The stationery is to be furnished as 1t may be or
whether the Quantities exceed or fall short of those
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
arm making q. and mus. ssesify prize, and Ja
price each and every article named In the schedule
%sraisd thss are % Bs fufasSed tSO 10 lowest mar
ket prices, The Department shall soc at 70 order
lar arieiesi and II the eostractors and the Depart
meni d9 not Isrse then hs Department may havethe
viii furnish At ptso lower ihsn hat dc%snSeS
BLANK form: feI proposals will bs FURNISHED a, the
without uniiormity therein the Department would
Into sSnsidsratOn unless SUBSTANTIALLY agreeing
The head Of the Department, will. in all cases. de-
piled with, and reserves the power to annui the con-
tract upon any failure to comply in reasonable time
the person or persons eontractng aud in case OF fall
gre to supply the articles the contractor and his sure
bond as liquidated damages,
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and best
examination for the purpose aseeraining which BID
Will, N its practical results, be most
The Bepfrment reserves TO itself the right to reject
pa where u Is apparant that part Of the articles
Without rssTS q hs Ssb
pose 81 eneetins be aggregate of the bids under the
estimate contained in the iEET ETEsS'SP'p W RAspAIL
aeo othot Postmaster General.
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ELECTRoPATHIe INSTITUTE,
DR.w B. sHEDD. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
MEDICATEp, vAPoR BATHS for the cure Of dout,
RheumAtisIn, Neuralgia, Ague and Fever, Mercurlal
Diseases, Dropsy, all Cutaneous Diseases, Dyspep-
sa, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Colds Catarrh.
They give fair and beautiful complexion. =
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES CURED
permanently By Electro Treatment, at the
corner OF Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. NC. MATTER FROM
sklful application Of the different notifications OF
street and Pennsylyania avenue.
BRONCHITIS. AND ALL OTHER THROAT DIS,
eases radically cured, at the corner Of Eighth street
and Pennsylyania avenue.
CATARRH ALSO YIELDS TO THE ELEcrRICAL
currents, ut the corner Of Eighth street and Pennsy
vania avenue. ~
SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL Ennis.
epred at the corner Of Eghth street and Pesnsylya-
mia avenue.
IN FACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, WHEN NOT
9fgeenhie, yield TO the Electrical currents In Dr.
Send for circular, with certificates. no2s.H
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Railroad Routes.

THRogSH III LINZ o., PETyEEN, wksagIEoroN.
W4sHIsoror, Jan. Q. Iss7-noon. "
Train, between Washington and New York are now
run as follows, viri
ron NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texcspt Sunday at Tba m, II IS and
7p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsxcept Sunday n7Ba. m. , II 10 and
lO and 7p. m.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 100 D. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on 4 % p m train only.
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York or Bos-
day. -
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore,. Annapolis
and the West. J. L. WILs0N,VE
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE,
L.. General Ticket Agent.
GEO, 3. K0ONTZ,
Agent, Washington.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Posr oYtIcs DsrAsrxssr. 1

Deoenbsr ), isg.
ss % s k y s ff os
Ssloeh :. neon, fsI fa,ni.6ps s,s.iensty tei this
%9niss q ability 70 fsisi contract viii not be con
ample. q wiisS Containing q iess! fsas st sssS
came a ihs pries stated in The osT return them,
No bid viii bs considered where the article. accom-.
sS q s .paous naS ana .as
eet the entire BID 70 rejection at the pleasure Of the
Tss uStsinsd lis, speelas.. a. nearly =. can nov
be done, the amopnt quality and description Of each
4 fia; 3 sssi 'SoR
GLASS No. l-PArER.
ssa S%.S n r. e g %ssS a1.s
less than u pounds, per ream;
sao o r.ss sssSf no.
a., lapounds, per resn. 90,
fsst.iisss, iisi s.rasn aHfsi pattern se@ eo%%oni; %
q q "a sSn,ssr 70
lS r%ssm: % 9ssrtO 9ssrtO P9s,, nsesins, plain, faint
g. reams best double cap paper, plain per
10 resm. no,o paper. gilt large sire. per
l. 5reams note paper, plain. large siIc, per
g. 10 reams note paper. gilt, small sire. per
O. orcsms note paper, plain. small size. per
10. 100 rssm., envelope paper, yellow or buff.
\ % g%,s.%s Slsisiss paper, royal per m resm Am, ~,
Is 5000 extra Rssfis large ssr sT.sn a,s white adhesive cnvs
SSRss; very smooth and thick. OK by "
Ss s'%ss'Rs " s.'S bsr HSSse SSae
Is 5000 long white Or sua sahesiye envelopes,
eirculArs. Az by gk inches. hundred.
lS s,oo bsa o. ,wSits sahs:ive, snysicpes, livery very
H. 100 :?f;'a 4. N ss!is not! s'sl slSs1
1900 -sss issS:ss 1.s Ss'' note adhesive envelopes
10. 5000 letter jsis white adhesive envelopes. per
Class sds,. s S,Er,: "a ssP a's g., .,
n. % s!c.. metallic pens. Of other manufacture,
SSs:Ss S$.sS ssIi: a:lf NJ HSsP; pc, pc; S3,'n
8. ) DOZEN, FsbSr's Ss.t bisst lead pencils,
sa SSst rcd ':s and a0iia Sue lead pencils.
CLASS ~ A., is Isa.E.'P, WARNS z. 50 asPw.s IVA;
Is 4dciss Stsiands. casf-ifon. large. double,
o 80 bottles iSEs black: MAYNARD q SOyos'. III
Ss Gs iRf iifs RSs SolS sS
n % pounds, waters, common sizes, red. pc,
pound.
| s. rs pounds sealing-wax, best extra, supcrhnc
= scarlet, per pound.
CLASS No. L-CufiERi AND MIscELLAsEous ARrI
.. .. oLRs. ...
dI5:a s:faaEs Ssai ssSaia sSai 'Ss' Ss
dozen.
S. sdgIsn srssers. Rodsers 4 Sons, ivor,
= handles, genuine, per dozen.
30 4doIen once shears, 1fInch, per dozen.
~. 4dofen Office scissors, per doIen.
g q dozen folders. ivory. o-inch, per dozen.
q. 10 dcisa silt tsps. sclors and widths, Ii
Il. % dozen paper weights, assorted, per dozen.
q. - Dpounds india rubber, prepared, per pound.
a. opounds India rubber, unprcparcd, pei
pound, -.
T. so quarts black sand. per quart.
~. 10 ounces pounee, per ounce.
". <D pounds twine, linen, per pound.
~. loo pound twine, cotton, per pound
a. 6doien rulers, mahogany, round or nat. pei
70. 2doren gutta pereha, round or fat. pei
dozen, IN.
2. ,sSpsunsa. sponge. best, per pound, ..
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BRONCHITIS, ANDALL OTHER THROAT DIS
and Pennsylya avenue.
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WRAAEEPPIIEESs PAPER FOR sALH AT THIS
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CATARRH ALSO YIELDS TO THE ELECTRICAL
vania avenue. y
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PHILADELPHIAh 1wyISbM.lIlNSToE, ! ~ AND BALTI.

DHILADBLPHIAt M1LMIN0TON, AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th, 1906.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
AIS a. m, Express Mondays excepted y H. % g. m.
Express; 500 p. m. KIpress, and m.S p. m. k.
Way Mail Train for Baltimore at sl5am M
Leave Baltimore 74 q. M, Way Mail; 0. 20 4. m. |,
cypress: l. Io p m, Express; dS p m, Rxpress;
SUNDAY TRAIN
Leaye Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
Leave baltimore for Philadslphis .taSp m.
mhl0 III " KENNEY snperiniendent
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1867 ptsssY2GggEEsAFFA 2GggEsAFF ROUTE 1867
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST
... SPRING SCHEDULE
On and sfter MAY 18th, 1867. trains will fol-
washI!nstOn 7.Sam. Baltimore I2epp.
sSpm. /" loS
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
with EIRaANT SCENERY, Palace State room, day
and night Cars, with modern mprovemens and snyins
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central New
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
BURGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
POTS, and no FERRIES
Tickets by this route can DO procured at the ofce
corner Of Sixth street and avenue under
given at all times
Passengers procuring tickcts at this ONCE can secure
burgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. ard Penn. avenue,
,, - Washington, d. G.
deS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES CURED
perma nently by Electro Magnetic Treatment at the
corner OF Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-05
Out of Debt, Out Of Danger.

Out of Debt, Out Of Danger.
Some young farmer in the country
has been writing to the New York
Journal of Commerce. to see if it could
not help him to borrow money on his
land. The editor docs not "see it.
He says:
I'VE would not help young farmer
to q loan upon his land if we could
There is no incubus upon human cncr-
gies like debt. 1t is oppressive
enough when it comes upon a man OF
business as a temporary engagement
representing crop to be gathered, or
lot of produce or merchandise in
transit, to be sold to meet it at maturi
ty. But as permanent burden upon q
farm, or manufactory, or q stock OF
goods, it is worse than q nightmare
Keep out Of debt is 4 golden rule, the
observance Of which would have saved
life and fortune to millions of the race
who have succumbed to the crushing
pressure If a man has farm of three
hundred acres and needs capital to
work it, let him sell half or two thirds
OF it, and use the money thus obtained
to dcvelope the remainder. Any man
of sense can make more money upon
15O acres clear of debt than upon 800
acres when he owes Cor half Of it. II
he has but $50 acres to begin with, let
him sell 100 acres and work upon So
rather than to run in debt. We return
one answer to every young man who
asks us how to borrow money upon his
estate-''Don't" Live on potatoes
make yourself garments Of fig leaves
and sleep under the hay in the barn, il
necessary, but Es- do not borrow
money! No more pernicious institu
ton could be organized than one tha
should loan ten million dollars to
country farmers. 1t would be the ruiz
Of seven eighths OF them"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-05
Wade Hampton's View Of the
Question.

Gen, Hampton, in speech at the re-
cent South Carolina Conservative Con.
vention, illust attd his views ofthe dig
nifty becoming the Southern people, BY
relating this anecdote:
A company of British soldiers were
being transported to India, when the
vessel sprung leak. The captain aii-
nonnccd the tact that there was no
hope, and only the women and children
could be saved. The captain of the
company called upon his men to pro-
tect the boats while they were being
freighted with the women and children
to be sent away. When the task was
accomplished, he stood in front of his
and as the vessel was going
down, with the waves lashing their feet,
gave the order to his men, "present
arms" 1t was an instance oil the sub
limest heroism, fortitude and discip.
line. SO, if our vessel must 60 down,
let us at least stand true to our princi-
pie, and do nothing to deserve re-
proach. Let us sink, if not with arms
IN our hands, true to the past, and to
All the instincts Of our nature as Caro-
inians.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-05
STATE NEWS.

The Tullahoma Apalachian says that
town is finished. 1t doesn't need any
improvement. II is in state ofbliss.
That paper gives the following as list
of imports and exports for the first
eleven months Of 1867: Erports-A
bushels chestnuts; SO cross ties 9 gal.
Ions huckleberries; 3 quarts halle nuts
2 home made brooms; barrel whisky
2 sets country y-madc chairs. Import,
. pecks COOLERS 4 dozen peaches
Tullahoma is happy.
The Fayetteville Nevs says there new
er was half as much stealing as is now
going on in Lincoln county. We hea
daily on all sides, of stealing horses
mules, hogs, bacon, corn and and ma
ny other things ofless Importance.
The McSfinville Enssrprise says
"As the corn crop is being gathered in
by our farmers, we learn it is turning
out much better than was expected
One of our merchants has filed q con
tract for 1000 bushels at flfty cents pei
bushel; and we understand decline IN
Is anticipated.