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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19
FINA N GAL.

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AY KE b 90. I,
FITTBENTH STREET. opposite THE TREASURY,
buy and sell at eurrent market rates. and keep co ~
s,antly on hand a fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sgvRN .THIRTIEs,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
Orders for Stocks, Bends. &c. executed and COilee.
tieus made on all accessible points.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK
~
WASHINGTON.
h.B. ssexs, (Of Jay Cooke a Co.. President,
VS. HusrIxsrss. Cashier.
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Every patron OBTAINS u WAIch by TINS
ment costing but $40, while 1t may be worth u 900
No partially shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above mag
placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed Holders
are entitled to the articles named their certificate
upon payment OF Ten Dollars, whether 1t be Watch
worth tl, 900, or worth less The return Of any
Of oar certificates entities you to the article named
thereon upon payment irrespective Of Its worth, and
as no article valued less than go 10 named any
certificate, It will at once be seen that this is
NO LOTTERY, BUT A STRAIGHTFORWARD LEGITIMATE
TRANSACTION, WHICH MAY BIZ PARTICIPATED
II RvRE BIZ THE MOST PAsrIDIoUsi
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post paid
upon receipt Of % cents for II for 82i 3S and
elegant premium for 45; SO and more valuable
premiums for 3loi 100 and most superb Watch fol
bis To agents, or those wishing employ mt
this 10 rare opportunity Il is legtti mately con
duetsd business, duly authorized by the Govern
msnt, and open to the most careful scrutiny Try us
WRIGHT, BRO. CO.,
90 l9.6m Importers, l6l Broadway, Y.
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LIST OF NEWSPAPERS

A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.
IA We have Published a complete list Of all News.
papers In the New England States; price BE State
OF New York price, Use. Del, Md. and Dist. OF
co. P P & ohO pfiSs. 2oS fSG ~ ~ ANA
for One Dollar. D. r. ROWELL, 40 Park Row, New
York. Gel -2aw
EOOO AGENTS WANTED TO
OiJOO sell six New Inventions OF great va ne
to families all pay great profits. Send % cents,
and get 50 pages aud sample gratis. Agents have
made 500 600 Ephraim Brown, Lowell, Mass.
9.tus&satf
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,orpru r, Ies- uIpnwIRR
IS dozen best Cat sise steel Axes from S0S'S
s,aoPP Sa1S .,, a., Steel Half Axes, from to
aonnSs witb b.ndiss
10y lamp hsu us Tssrsn.
6oo ,hon 'h r, ~ o,,,,s In aor.l
SSs aOIen th ns,,...5 "AN
4sO DOZEN Iron Table Spoons.
rs Dozen Butcher Knives, 70 inch blAds)
900 dozen Fish Lines, assorted
The good. must In All respects, CONFORM 70 anu
seen at any time at this ofiee but as the ,amps, Of
blank els and cloths Of domestic bids
for these articles will be considered based on articles
n f'reign manufacture, samples CT which must &C.
cVn pany such bids.
Tho right will be reserved to require none, or
greater or less quantity OF any Of the articles than
that specified In the above schedule. II greater
quantity 10 required they are to be furnished al the
prices proposed.
All ids for furnishing said articles may be rejected
at the option Of the Department
No bids for less than entire class OF the articles
speeihed will be eonhdersd. 800 -,
All articles furnished under contract will DO rgidy
inspected and compared with the samples BY an
agent or agents appointed 'or that purpose. Such
goods or articles may in any respect fall to con-
form 10 n: TP Ss bopsd q furnish Rs Of the
required kind or quality within PIyE days, or II
that be not done, they will be purchased at his ex'
psPP:s, IN, will, b. made for good. received on In
voices thereof certified by the agent or agents sp.
pointed to inspect them;
No bids will be considered from p rsons who have
failed to comply with the requirements Of former
contract
No proposal will b onSssd sns aSss not
Proposals must embrace the articles, with the
quaint les thereof as set forth In the above schedule
with the prices annexed to each. and the Amo 'nss
must be carried out and footed up each eass 10 De
amour" ~ he . given without any mod'heshon
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An ACT to pave an alley in Square No. BAL.
Be il enacted, &C., That the Mayor be,
and he is hereby, authorized and requested
to cause the fifteen-foot alley running from
Eleventh street west easterly about one
hundred feet into Square No. 34l, to be
graded and paved; the work to be con-
tracted for and executed in the manner
and under the superintendent provided
by law; and to defray the expense Of the
said improvement special tax, equal to
the cost thereof is hereby imposed and
levied on all lots or parts Of lots bordering
on the line of the Improvement; the said
tax to be assessed and collected in con
formity with the provisions of the act up
proved October 18th, 1865.
Approved, October II, 1867.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

An Act to set the curbstones and pave the
footways and cutters on the east side Of
Third street east, between X and L
streets south.
Be 1t enacted, &C., That the Mayor be,
and he is hereby, authorized and re-
quested TO cause the curbstones to be set
and the footways and cutters paved on the
east side Of Third street east, between X
and L streets south; the work to be con-
tracted for and executed in the manner
and under the superintendent provided by
law; and to defray the expense Of the said
improvement special tax, equal to the
cost thereof, is hereby, imposed and levied
on all lots or parts Of lots bordering on the
line of the Improvement; the said tax to be
assessed and collected in conformity with
with the provisions ofthe act approved DC.
tober 18th, 1865.
Approved, October II, 1867.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

Its popularity is attosted by the sale CT over
n, 900 copies 10 single month.
hLife aud Adventure on Pra ries, Mountains, and
the Pacific Coast with over 200 Descriptive and
Photographic Views Of the Scenery Ciues Lads,
Territories. -
To prospective emigrants and seN ers In the Far
west this History % that vast and fertile region
will prove an Invaluable assistance, supplying as It
does want long felt Of full, autbeute, and reia-
be guide to climate, SOIL products, means OF travel,
nc.
AGENTS wANTED.-ssnd for Circulars and see
our terms, aud full description Of the work. Ad.
dress NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, 2e
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81, 100000 IN WATCHES

FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
GONE PRICE PLAN,-Ga
Giving every patrons
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars.
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VIEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI

A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE NAV sTATBs
AND TERRITORIES, FROM TIE GREAT
RIVER TO THE GREAT OCEAN.
ny ALBERT D. RICHARDsOv
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SECOND CLAss-CLoTHs
$50 yards Fancy List Blue Cloth.
z, 800 yards Gray List Blue Cloth:
q, 800 yards Saved List Blue Cloth.
l,725 yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth.
THIRD CLAss-DRY GOODS.
Is DOZEN So woolen shawls.
81 dozen Ga Wooden shawls.
lsi pounds Linen Thread
leo pounds Cotton Thread.
O. ass yards Turkey red OIL Calico.
90, 500 yards Calic,, (standard prints
rs, 200 yards Blue Drilling.
900 yards Brown Drilling.
1900 yards Bsd.tiehing, (red ard blue strips.)
5, 700 yards eatinet.
9 900 yards Hickory shirting.
l9 500 yards Brown shestipg, a..
6,I25 Hickory Shirts.
46N yards Duck, for tents
II, 900 yards Linseys.
3, 600 yards Flannsls, (asscrtel eolorsl
l, 900 yards Dsnims.
Q, 900 yards Jeans.
I, 200 yards Cottonadss.
l. 500 yards Checks, stripes and plsids.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-04-05
BLACKSMITH COAL!

9 ELECTED especially for the business, for
- sale at 80 cents per bushel, or So per ton of
2, $40 lbs. Also,
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DIR DEVILLES
Vegetable Hair Cclorer.
or instantaneous Hair DYE,

For Restoring the Nri'uM Collar ofMe Hair, ,oi,h-
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for SO. Sold only by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
febl5 ly 2s5 River Street, Troy, N Y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-04-05
In the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, sitting
in Equity.

and others.
THE object Of this bill is to procure
i decree for the sale of certain real es.
tate situate in Hartford county, Maryland,
of which certain Isaac Pitt died seized,
and to have the proceeds thereof divided
among the parties entitled, under the OF
der and direction Of this Court, and to
compel the defendants to account for rents
and profits.
The bill states that certain Isaac Pitt,
father of said Mary, died interstate, ON or
about the day OF February, 1864,
seized and possessed Of ,rac, or parcel
Of land, situate in Hartford county, called
"Stony Point" containing about fftY-four
and half acres, more or less, being the
same lands which he purchased from
VIM. Slerson, and described in a deed
from said Sie.son dated 18th day of May,
1891, and recorded among the land re-
cords OF said county. IL l.Iber, -.
That Iaid isaac ip!i - children, TO
WI: the SAID aiary, vile of Stephen
WEIGH, Charlotte, wife of Carva.e War
fell, Eliza Pitt, and Grace Pitt, all of
Hartford county, and two other sons
named Henry and Peter, who are non
residents of the State of Maryland. That
said land is not susceptible of division
without loss and injury, and that it would
be for the interest of all the parties en-
titled to have said lands sold under the
direction of this Honorable Court, and
the proceeds divided. That said isaac
Pitt, Jr., has been jim possession of said
land and in receipt of all the rents and
profits ever since the death of said de-
ceased, and refuses to account with and
pay over to your orators their share there
Of. The bill then prays that the said
Isaac Pitt, Jr., may be compelled to ac-
count with and pay to compliments their
share of the rents and profits, and that
said land may be sold and the proceeds
be divided under the order and direction
Of this Court, and that subpenas may is
sue to Isaac Pitt, Eliza Pitt, Carville War
field, and Charlotte his wife, command
ing them TO appear and answer the prem
ises, and also prays that an order of pub.
lication may pass, giving notice to the
said nonresident defendants Henry Pitt
and Peter Pitt, of the object and substance
of the bill, and warning then, to appear
and answer the same, and in default there
of that the allegations of the Bill be taken
pro coyesso against them.
Ia 1t is thereupon this 9Th day ofFebru.
~, 1867, adjudged and ordered that the
20 nplainants, by causing copy of this Or
der to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Hartford county, Marylan once
in each of four successive weeks, three
months before the 2Ulh day of July next
give notice to said absent defendants OF
the object and substance of this bill, and
warn them to appear in person or by So
licltor. on or before the said Goth day OF
July next, to answer the premises and
show cause why decree ought not to
pass as prayed, and in default Of such ap-
pearance and answer, the allegations oil
said bill to be taken pro contesso against
them.
WIN. II. DALLAM, Clerk.
True copy, Test,
mh22 VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
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WHISPERS and MUSTACHES

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Il three to five weeks by using DR.. SEVlGNE'S RES.
TAURATEUR CAPlLLAlRE, the most wonderful dis
covery in modern science, acting upon the Beard and
Hair in an almost miraculous manner. IL has been used
by the elite of Paris and London with the most daering
success Names ofall purchasers will be and
il entire satisfaction is given in every instance The
money will be ceerluy refunded. Price by mall seal
ed and postpaid, 81 descriptive circulars and c SnU.
mails mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS A co,
Chemists, No. 2S5 River ST. Troy, N. Y, Sole Agents
LOT The United States iebl5-ly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-04-05
ANTHRACITE COAL,

of best quality, such as Baltimore Company, or
other qualities equally as good, in lots Of tons,
at $3.50 per ton of 2,240 lbs.
J. N. SIMMONS l. CO.,
octb Havre de Grace, Nd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T,HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Register of Wills
Of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Administers
ton ON the personal estate of
... DAVID s. BUTLER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
25h day Of February, 1858,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 2bth day
Of February, 1857. ,u,
mbl Administrator,
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Free 10 EYerYbOdY.

A LARGE PIP. Circular, giving information of the
IA greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
II teaches how tho homely may become beautiful the
despised respected and the forsakcn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send the
Address, and receive COPY postpaid by return mail
Address r. o. Drawer 81,
fcbl5 6m Troy, n. Y
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
Items from Washington.

From an authoritive source it is
learned that the President will soon
pardon Alexander II. Stephens, late
Vice President of the Confederacy.
Montgomery Blair, in his speech Of
Saturday at the Bladensbnrg mass
meeting, denounced the Cabinet as 81
set OF political vermin, J." and said that
Secretary Seward, on tile eve OF the
coming elections, was endeavoring to
betray the Administration into the
hands of its enemies. He believed
that the President would be impeach-
ed, and declared that the present con
dition Of things was without precedent
in the history Of the country.
Gen. Sickles has made, formally, a
demand for a court Of inquiry relative
to his removal from the command O.
the Second Military District, and Gen.
Grant has recommended that the de
mand be granted
The President on the 23rd, par
doned Stephen r. Mallory, who wa
rebel Secretary OF the Navy. His par
don was recommended principally b.
the Governor and Legislature 0
Connecticut. tie is the first membe
of the rebel Cabinet who has beel
pardoned.
General Sheridan called on til
President on Monday, sent in his car
and was promptly received. The in
terview was brief and confined mostl
to the compliments of the day TIL
former jolSingly remarked that he di
not know after all but that the Pres
dent had removed him from New Oh
leans just in time to prevent his be
ing victim to yellow fever. He ii
formed the President that he shoul
leave Washington on Wednesday fc
the West, via Philadelphia.
Col. Halpine, alias "AIiles O REILLY
had two hours interview with tn
President on Saturday, and will prof.
, ably publish the details of the CONVEX
sation.
A dispatch to the War DepartmeI
b from the Dry Tortusas says Majc
Stone has arrived from Fort Jeiferso
and is very sick. DR.. Smith, son
the late Col B. Y. Smith of Washin.
ton, died ON Wednesday, and Lieu
Orr on the 10Th. The sickness is n,
abating at Tortugas
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
Personal.

DR. S. w. Thayer, Of Burlington,
and Rev. Lewis Francis and wife, of
Castleton, will return home from their
European tour, by the steamer leaving
on the 2Sth inst.
The Rev. Osgood Herrick chaplain
IN the United States army, stationed
at Key West, Florida, officiated at st.
Psul's church, Windsor, upon a recent
Sabbath He is believed to be the
only Episcopal clergyman resident in
the late so-called Confederate States
that did not cease during the war to
use in public worship the established
form of prayer for tho President of
the United States" lie is a native OF
Windsor
T. b. Hubbard has been appointed
Post Master at Pittsfeld, in place OF
Josiah Beard, resigned.
Hon. William IL. Bartlett, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court
of New Hampshire, died of consump
ton at his home in Concord, \. III.
Tuesday morning, aged 40 years. Ii,
was Il brother Of Professor Bartlett, o
Chicago.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
Uniting New York and Brooklyn.

The New York Tribune of Saturday,
contained an interesting article CON
corning the proposed union of New
York and Brooklyn by bridge The
bridge, if built, is to be more than n
mile long, and capable of accomodat-
ing the travel of 100000 of people
annually the number carried annu-
ally by the forry-boats The estimat-
ell cost of the proposed bridge is from
SG,O0O,OOO to S7OOO,O0O The engi-
neer Of the Bridge Company reckons
that in 1876 the population of New
York will be 100000, aud that of
Brooklyn $4,000; making total of
nearly two millions in these cities
alone, exclusive OF Newark, Hoboken,
and the onylons of the two cities
The Tribune says:
Now, reckoning from the one hundred millions
which is the present annual aggregate of travc
by horse-cara in New York, and bearing IN
mind the forty millions transported Ivy thi
think, TO estimate ss1,O0NOO as the annuu
travel across the East River ten years hence ID
Much less than this number viii do for all prac
tieh purposes at hand, for it has been demon
stIatud that in five years We shall have a popu
lation, which will yield us nearly as much travel
and abundanly able t1 pay for the cost Of a
many bridges as their lahors, interests, wealth
and numbers may require.
{ La the five or sN years ahead we doubt NO
there VIII be ample employment for all Nh
J bridges and ferries We can manage N'liie tn
Very erection of great and Indispensable high
way across The water must somehow gmdrull
- it's necessity. We perceive how long it is
compute highly handsome profit, oven un th
basis of tho present forty millions OF pussangcr
), az charge of one cent per head, is w0u'
amount 60 SiOG,O00 at two cents, 100000;
three cents, ~ 100000 AZ Che same rate, on
basis of seventy or eighty billions ~ traveller
e. who viii be ready for the bridge Whom it Is dom
the profit would be about twice as great; bi
VI this would be fair reason for the company
4 make its charge cheap in the first instance.
u revenue of 100000 would pay ten per cent upo
/. capital of eight millions, and one million
revenue would pay ten per cent. upon capt.
Y Of $4,000, 600 This estimate is nude vii
:, caution, and takes no account whatever of Il
II profit to be earned by the rental sale of lari
E. properties belonging to the bridge. by th
means alone the company owning the bridi
e would surely gain an extraordinary incom
though the revenue from such a source Is ON
ie hiuted.
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BRIGHTON MARkET- scpt. "A.

Beef Cattle. Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, $500 q $3.50, LIST quality Sll.jJa sli rs,
2d quality $3.50 q S14. 95; 81 quality, $3.50 q
$3.50, 4 100 lbs, on total weight oflde, tal.ow
and dressed beef.
Working Oxen. 500 $500, or according
to value as beet
Mitch Cows. 500 s75; extra ANA good $50
asllj, without calves. as may be agreed iauow
aud ordinary $50 a 60.
sheep and Lambs &c a Sc; or 900 q 500 %
per head.
shoics. Wholesale, "a a Ole, retail 81 q lOci
Dressed, 90 90 cents. Fat Hogs lgcd sca
Veal CaIVcs.-s5 $40 90 per bead.
Hides. Brighton, 10 a lie 4 10. Countr.
lots. % pc. Caliskins Zoe l2c pcr ID.
allow Is q ssc = n.
rcits.-s2.25 a $40 each
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
Franklin County Medical Society.

The Semi-annual meeting OF the
Franklin County Medical Society was
held Mt the Franklin House. Highgate
Springs, Sept oath, 1867 DR.. A. NJ.
Brown, Of Sheldon, President in the
chair; DR.. S. r. Day, of ST. Adams,
Secretary pro tenn. After the minutes
of the last meeting were read and APP
proved, a committee consisting Of DIR.
John Branch, Of ST. Adams; DIR, G.
NJ. Hall, of Swanton, and DR.. Lang
dam of Sheldon, were appointed to
suggest subjects for discussion. The
committee reported as subjects; Me
dicinal Properties of the various
Springs in Franklin County, and
/ Ophthalmy." The name Of DIR. Bour-
don, of Swanton, was presented and
he was voted Il member Of the society
The medicinal properties of springs
in Franklin County was discussed by
DR.. Hall, OF Swanton; DR.. Brown and
Langdon, of Sheldon; Dr. Searles, OF
Highgate; Drs. Branch and Hall, OF
st. Adams; and others. The discus
sion occupied considerable time, call
ing forth much interest and debate
) In the afternoon the subject O.
) "Ophthalmy' was discussed, in which
several of the members participate d
0 DIR. G. NJ. Hall gave a very lucid de
Q scription Of inflammation Of Mucous
y Membraues,and the "modu5 operandi'
of nitrate of silver upon them.
. Dir Branch exhibited before the so
ciety very remarkable specimen c
"lusus naturae,' 3hich was examine,
o with much interest, and curiosity. ID
Bourbon presented before the societ
" an interesting and rather uncommo
n case, for examination and advice, a
Il ter which several important cases weI
reported by different members Of til
50 society, eliciting much interest, an
% the hour for adjournment g 2. NJ
found them in the midst Of an ANNA
10 cd and interesting discussion
The next annual meeting will
30 held ut VIM Wright's hotel, Sheldo
on the second Tuesday in May, 1868
oo S. r. DAY, Sec'y pro tenn.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27

TT is worthy of note that Messrs.
S. ID. & II. W Smith, of Boston. man
ufacturers of the American Organs.
have been most successful in the sale
of their instruments in those localities
where special exertions have been
made by certain manufacturers who
have had the arrogance ana deception
to claim every improvement in reed
instruments rs their own, which were
in operation even before they existed
in the business. Never have the
American Organs been so popular, and
the sales SO large as at the present
time. We have tested these instru-
ments for long time, and find them
in every respect the most satisfactory
and perfect which we have ever used.
and we have had practical experience
in the use Of those organs which in
the public prints claim the greatest
celebrity, - ". Nusical Journal.