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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
- ROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
- ROAD.
WLsHIIsfos, Jan. 9, ls6T-noon
rraiss between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE
ADD WASHINGTON AND TT. WHIST. are row rur
As follows, Wis,
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily. except Sunday, At 100, I45 ssd y 10
p. N, and 400. 4. 80, and as p. m.
FOR ALL WAY srATIoHl
Leave daily, except Sunday, AZ. 90 .. n. and 90
and p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AsslpoLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave 81 Q. 10 and e. n. and 81 90 aad t.u p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR AsHAPoLs
Leave at 100 and and l. 80 p. m. 10 train to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALrIhoRl.
Leave stL - An. and $50 and g. - Pm
FOR WAY sTATIoHR
Leave al L1 .. N. and 30 and Q. 10 p. n.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIKI wlsT.
Lssy. daily, except Sunday, L4S .. m. and $50
On sunday, At $50 and 8. % ,. N. only. sosns.tins
81 Rslay station with trains from Baltimore towhssi
lag, Parksrsburg, 10. Haf ~ ~.
Warrington Station Ticket onee At all hours In ths
FOR New York, PhiIadslyhia, and Boston, see I'd.
vsrtissmsnt Of 'fhrough Lac. Z"
J. L. WILSON.
Master Of rrAnsportatien-
L. n. COLI
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. Ko0HfE,
General Agent, Washington.
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The National Republican
Life in an Omnibus.

Most Of the omnibus conductors in Paris
especially those on the line from the
Barriere du Trone to the Palais Royal
have been for years familiar with the lace
OF o little old man with cheerful LOOK,
sparkling eye, and gray hair, who literally
passed half his life riding in omnibuses'
This eccentric individual always got into
the first omnibus which left the quarter in
which he lived, at seven o'clock in the
morning. He went in the first instance
10 the Palais Royal, and then somewhere
else, He took half an hour for his break
fast and an hour for his dinner. All the
rest of the day he passed in omnibuses,
and be always contrived to get a number
in time for seat in the last omnibus from
the Palais Royal to the Trone at mid
night.
He sat whenever he could in corner
next to the door, so that he might talk Ia
the conductor, and betrayed visible vexa
ton when he could not get that place. On
getting into an omnibus he always asked
for Correspondence" e., ticket en-
titling the bearer to ride for nothing or
some other line, but he very seldom made
use Of Il. His habit was to put the ticket
in his waistcoat pocket and pay afresh in
the next carriage. A few days ago, after
taking his dinner in third-class restaurant
which he frequented in the Rue Yilledo
he asked the waiter to let him sleep little
but begged him particularly to wake him
in half an hour, as he had to take the ON
nibus for Batignolles. 80.
When the waiter, with the punctuality
due TO regular customer, came to wake
him he shook him by the shoulder in vain
The little old gentleman was dead. The
doctor called in certified that he had beer
carried of by an apoplectic stroke. The
domicil Of SO great an omnibus traveller
was easily found. II turned out that b,
was native Of Nantes, whose head hat
been turned by his unexpectedly cominl
into considerable fortune. He was un
der the delusion that he was a secret in
spector OF omnibus, whose duty is to g
about and report the number Of passen
gers, with view 10 discover frauds on tn,
part OF conductors. Fifteen hundred ON
nibus correspondence tickets, carefully
sorted and labeled, were found in one o
his drawers.
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OLD Madame Rothchild, mother of the
mighty capitalists, attained the age Of
ninety.,eight; her wit, which was remark,
able, and her intellectual faculties, which
were Of no common order, were preserved
to the end. In her last illness, when sur
rounded by her family, her physician being
present, she said in suppliant tone to the
latter, "Dear doctor, try to do something
for me-" Madame, what can dor can
make you young again" NO, doctor,
don't want TO be young again; but wan
to continue to grow old" D.
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The New York Evening Gazette re
ports sad stories Of drunkenness connected
with the holiday season at Long Branch
Saratoga and other summer resorts
stories Of ladies and gentlemen who are
prominent in metropolitan social life en-.
gagged in downright carousals. This has
been the shame and curse Of the season.
1t has left blight which will sadden lives
through long years. II has, to our Certain
knowledge, taken two persons straight to
death"
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THE WASHINGTON AOADEMY OF
u MUSIC.

The Washington Theatre, formerly thu famous Ca =.
Luh saloon, being reconstructed Into saloon, to
s 10 "yisd the Warrington Academy Of Music II
S WI, % much enlarged and improved, with every
convenience Tor this alton Of the M bo
sussa 70 amu1sments, such as concerts, lectures,
Pupne and private balls and Irtiss fairs and every
description Of exhibition. It will be Tepted NV ~
day, week, or month. For further particular al
dress LOUIS CARUsl, who will take pleasure In
anordng all lhiormation, aud attend to any busness
'ViVAfuss WAVING H.eodlm.
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OR0POsAIS FOR DREDGEB0AT.

osyIcs JsrBp sfArns nssIzInn Asssor.l
10. Bovine 0RnsS, NEW YoRE err.
Tho snd.r.ir..a hereby in,it:. ..si.a proposal.
s 4. % q SsDI.a ~ Il: ss e.
loiat resolution Of Congress approved narsh -
1879 for improving he month u ,ks Hississippl
spseiasstio.s Visible st this oaes s.d issirustoni
% DO furnished BY the engineer In charge; the
pT:sg: beat !. b: a:ii,:,:a .s:s pol., 4;
sssias.i Il s s ~ S area. -. o"'n' inc
| Tbs D,.dgs. bos' % ts : teubls-satsr. lso fee,
bottom Of II. keel % he :.if.ss 81 K. .pal
deck At snidships; TO have . screw propeller al
essh end, one Of which Il 70 BE- II feel diams,sr,
Ter. and driven ~ ones % Be ia.d viii ast:r
eonpartnnis for readily djss.isg The dram 10 Any
depth from y !: = is..; 70 5: i.,sd Vim :, Aux.
have srsns.h sonad.rsby s.s.:3sa a.. e 81 is !.
parts Of steamers Of Ike dinsssioss dssigasd for or
During The sonsiisstio. Of The pr.dr..bo., ,...
Vorimapship must bs Afforded The osssr Or .ssnt
fSs DI.sss. boat ut . Ss propelled lrou,,o.. her
delivery BY hsr own engines alone.
and squpmsais ready for sea ana isr .oli 81 Il.
Drsdgs.boat, s.d her delivery ct The point dssis-
mated, will NOT be considered.
No bids will be considered except from those
steamers or screw propeller mashinsry for lie "a
and who have personally inspsstsd the model and
cravings OF The Dredgs- boat, or employed experts
LOT ths purpose Of informing thsE o. It's shArastsr
BIDS 70 DO endorsed ION The snyslops) 'PToposAls
Tor DrsdEsboAi, AID addressed 70 the uAdersigasa
Bach bid must be sssompsaisl ~ . guarantee.
signed ~ two guarantors, thai the bidder will enter
Into son,saet As herein stassd, and certificate Of the
occupation Of the tiddsrs sigssd BY an onssr o. The
United States corps Of snginssr, or some other con
petent person hnowa TO tbs undersisasd.
dAy Of oetobsr, 1857, Of whish time they will be
opened The contrast and bad must be ssasd By
tuAlly begun on both lsii asd nashiasry ~ he
z9sh SAy q oetobsf lecI The boat must be com.
pee iesay iof see and TOT WoIk and the trials and
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TIE Countess Banner, the relict of the
late King Of Denmark, is said to be at pres.
ent engaged on very benevolent mission
that Of training children for domestic ser,
vice, and that she has turned her palace,
called Jegerspurs, into a complete asylum
for children Of from two to four years OF
age, whom she will feed, clothe, lodge and
tram up until they are Of age to maintain
themselyes,
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A 8 T r o LOG Cyl
THH WORLD ARROWHEAD
At TEE WONDERFUL RzvnLArIoss
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoaIsr.
M A d AME II. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She 70.
stores to happiness those who, from dolsfu events,
satasroPhos crosses In love, loss Of relations and
friends loss Of money &e., have become despop dent
She brings together those long separated gives infoT
nation concerning absent friends or lovers rastoya.
lost or stolen property, tells you the business you
are best qualified to pursue and In what Won VIM ~
most successfully causes speedy mArriagss ana AN
name, likeness and characteristics Of the per.on shs
reads your very thoughts md by her alIost snpsTs
natural powers unveils the dark aud hidden m ysts
riss Of the future Prom the stars vs. sas n ma
nrmament-the nIaleho stars that overcome ar prs-
dominate In the eonhguTAtion-from the aspsots and
positions o. the planets and the nred stars IN lhs
heavens At the time Of birth she dedseas tbs mnrs
dssny Of man. Fail not to consult The srsas.st Az
Moiossl on earth II costs you but triis, ana Won
may never again have so favorable an oppoTtunlty
yonsutAuon Zee, with Likeness and ali desired *.
IoImauon, VI. Parties living at distance can sou.
sail ne Madame BY mail with equal safety And sat-
A sn 70 themselves, as II In person, A fuIl ana
sxpneii chart, written out, with ali inquiries an-
wersd and likeness enclosed, sont by mail on reosipt
o. price above mentioned The strletssi secresy Vii
20 maintained, and all correspondence returned or
usuoyed References Of the highest order furnishsd
those dssiring them. Write plainly the day Of ~
month and year II which you were born, enclosing
address, MADAME H. A. PERRIao
mhns-dWiy ". o. Drawer 2ss Buffalo, MT,
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IPUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND
- . w4.usares, D. c., Sept. 10. 1857.
Tis Navy D.psItnsat vill Orsr at public suction
tbs following named vessels;
TUESDAY, ocToBRR lar, Al Il o'cLocR, X
The NORTH CARoLI1A-2, eSs tons, a sailing
'1 EaS 81 AiisIs s:s: svA..l
| steamer.
The AUaysTI=l, $40 tons, Side wheel steamer.
The MAssACHUskTTs-l,ib 5 tons, screw steamer
The lsrRnLLA-tsstoa s, Iron side. wheel steamer.
! Tie DUNBARroE-Sss tons, iron side. wheel
Ths TiHokL-oo7 ,o,., screw s,nbO.l
| Tossthsr with the relieving vessels Of similar
'0H,iTs;,lSH a :cgP.r: fastened. viI'
s0NohA-e14 tons.
P0NTIAC-eH tons.
0CEoLA-e74 tons.
ssA1xT riSIsEiTMs sSn tons.
MASS AsoIT-e74 tons.
CoHNlnkUGH-s5o tons.
rIodA-6le tons.
At THn 2; aAyI YARD, PaILAplLPaIA. ON
The HoRlIT-sSO tons, Iron side. wheel steamer.
Together With the following vessels, Of similar
| oonstIuetion, all sopnsr- fastened, viz:
hlTAC0MlT-974 tons
6AsSACUs--974 tons.
CHBHAHd0-e7l tons
nAEDoTA-e7I tons
MINao-oN tons.
MACKINAW-eH tons.
0AEESsAk-60s tons.
fhs FLORIDA and HseiinAv %. b examined Al the
Navy Yard, and the others al League Island.
AT TIE U. g. NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MASS.
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER Gre. AT IL O'CLOCK,
The BHNvILLR-l55s tons, side wheel steamer,
The JOIN ADAMS-7oo tons, sailing sloop of
w.5.ii ys s oos; copper : IA
live osk, ppsr-fsstsnsd.
AZ THE o. 8. BAvY YARD, WARRINGTON, D. c.,
On TUESDAY. oCToBhR STE, AT ~ o CLOCK
The TALLAPoosA-e7t tons, sids. wheel steamer,
The CHkC0PER-oT tons, hull only.
The PRbsroh-smAl steamer, hull only.
AT YHh o. 8. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VA, ON
ThuhsDAf, OCTOBER l0rH, AT IL O'CLOCK, n
The A0AWAN-e7+ tons aide wheel steamer.
The Tl1As-oAptuIsd Rebel ram.
The COLUhBIA-eaptursd Rebel ram.
These vessels AAd their Inventories can DO exam.
ined at any time on applisahol to the eommandants
OF the respective navy yards.
Twenty Per oentum Of the Amouat Of the purchase
money must be deposited the day Of the sale and
the remainder must bs pAit, and the vessel removed
from The asyy yard within tive weeks from the day
Of sale. sspII .eota
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC
~ Art GALLERY,
tHrhLLieEHo BUILpIHo,
81 ssvsath strss,,
oN0k noEx n RUNNING olDn

The damage caused By he lsts Ere Ass SS,. .. IN,
repaired that business viii Be rsslasl
THIS MORNING, (WkDMRsDAY os..b.r Dbl
when, fermsrly, the rals viii bs strictly saf.r.,d
PRODUCE RE a' Sa a. i 70 s1sTsR v..,,u,
COST IL TINE AID MAfnRIAL'
HI. q. nkss lis opportunity W tAsak Ais Asnsr.
70 say II shsll h Ms ssrsSaat an q ssrttsxs u
merit u yssy ss~~ s.sSsr.rs.sas kssssisps 81.
ess&S 70 Nv es<-lH
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1907 GREAT 1897
1nSNya I r1SssyEy .ny!Ln RoyT. 1901

~ -
SPRING sCHBDULR.
On and aflsr NAY 9Th. 1867, trains will run %
follows.
wnhinston.... Is q. m. Baitmsrs.. Ia 10 p. m.
g.. ISIS m: :... 10 50
rHR GRBAT D0UBtH-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELR0AnT SCENERY, Palace State room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 70 twelve hours In time over any
other route: Two hundred miles saved to western
and Central New York. -
THRHB DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO TEE NORTH
through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DE-.
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tickets By this route can be procured At the once,
corner Of Sixth street and PennsylyaniA avenue,
underNationn Hotel, where reliable Information win
be given II all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this omee, can Sc
cure accommodations IN Sleeping Cars for Rimra or
Pittsburgh. W. J, ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. c.
deS-ly Baltimore Nd.
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- Free 20 nvsrysedy-A large DIP,
orsaias. giving iaformstioa Of the greatest Import
aass 70 the young Of both sexes.
htssshss how the homsly may become beautiful
the tsspissd rsspsstsd, and The forsaksn loved.
No young LADY or gentleman should fall 10 send
their address, and receive copy postpaid By re-
turn mall. Address p. o. Drawsr,2l,
mhls-d6wlJ Troy, H.Y.
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|TXTENSIVE SALE OF U. 8. RAII4
III ROAD PROPERTY.

INTENSIVE SALE OF U. 8. Rail-
II ROAD PROPERTY.
oryros O. O ~, SCI. Drsrrrcr Ark,
.. LIrrL. RocK. August 20, 1857.
will offer for sale At public suction At the Machine
shop Of the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad,
Arkansas river opposite the city Of Little Rock Ar.
kansas, the following described articles, Wis
Locomotives and Tenders.
2Passenger Cars
90 Box Cars
81 Platform Cars
%, os2 pounds Car Axles.
q. :. Copper Tlue.
Is, % Boiler Iroa.
S2ts :. Car and Low Brass.
i,sco F" Copper Ingo.s.
is s siaa M Sst Si''' topper
tls Slab Zine.
iss Car Axiss. &C.
iftsls,sIs M vfs,.' f sSs Boiler
iBiiil, luPrishs mSy..bl' f.so)
IBoring Machine
Powef.sayins hseAiss.
sPsnpins Machines.
4HydI.ale Jacks, 70 to,sl
Small Jack Screws.
Wood Lathe
4heGowan's Pumps.
ssI.ineh Bellows.
Rngins House, Oar House, Machine Shops, Station
House, 10, togsthsr with q large and valuable as
81 Ss s sss. for
ne .tentios d Railroad oompaai.. /. respectfully
are in good condition l.d many Of them are entirely
me sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, .. m, on
TUESDAY October !, 1897, and continue from day to
DAY mill the articles sold.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN HOTEL-Porrs bhHLLhi'
unOfs; Wn, b. -R.nfss, .Phi.dsiphi.;. W. =.
BTe.i,h, usniJuWc q,r r q AZ ", :; s'ii
man, NY. J. II. Yalman, Mis-. Josie Beck and Ms.
x Jain, connsrsyiiie, Ind,i q. A Labristis. New
ESss is,y 1:. sa.sI cos.s o
Vance, Richmond, VA A. n; Hope, Alter, nj: WIN.
5. jenkins, Bcs.oni Charles Rsnssid. and L NJ
2. ohisn and Nj. Richard, New orlssnsj :. n.
Wood, q. g 8. s, Msrbishs.d; J. Q. walker and W.
Ca n ~ keksg, Gunbsrland, Ma, Johh 7. John.
O. n, va r. Raborg, Frederick county, Nd. H.
2. Hsnnins and wife, Va; Col. WIN. T. Alexander.
WILLARps HoTEL-srxrs, CHADWICK ! 60.
| N. P. Waterman, n. Z. II. A. sultI, Savannah ;
Hon. 7. 4 Woodbridge, VI; 9. r. James, Richmond,
James. ws.hSs,Sn W a,, CSnsirs sn1I.
Jno. Ro.eh,E l.; j. W. sh,d.r, m; N. Ward, N.
sc,A.w Wiz child nd a. .1,.. S eSsssS
s r. E 4 f: sscosi Now f9fi Il ss Sf ":
M. q c, Ts's.y e ;ssa 81 .i. ssI "a
Ms.s Sg r. y; X burner, ws.h,ilis; & I:SS.n.
| Ise' n IN, hn00"' ~" i'''' '"'' WI" :
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. 8. BnHsor.
| J. w. Pleasant, Va; O, T. Phelps, Baltmorsi !.
D. Ishaplsieh, Boston, q. N. W. stebbins, o. ".
sinp,on and wife, O b. simpson, E.Y.; Parish,
Bo.ton W Lambert ~ LSuls; Z: nv NV, Sin'
Hnmn.' W N VgHS.,sv ws.h,ns,on q, "
u nm, Ph,,.Ssinsi.' A Rn,wsil n Y .T'w
sni,h Ph1, .as,nh,s tord S,,v n p.v.op.
RoI,s ws.hi.ston. a Pu,son' Pa n
49, S.,,ois w a $500, Ny'Sb ont.
g.tar Msw.,t. W RSsdiss n Ys'c' q Law.
,snsa pos,an.1 Man rS,s.go. W a smith.
Evening Press Association; Hon. i. 4. Rollins,
| Warrington J. " Hoyiett, kngiandi J.L howe,
q, b. A; j. o. Asker, NC.
| EBBITT H0USE-C. O. WILLARD.
/ Hon John L. Dawson Pa; j. J. Camp and LADY,
l. 1. Heibert, N. " j. ]. Wallace. A. u, Wsiuin,
baltimore, ma; =. G. Saunders, Annapolis, Nd.
| p. a Cameron, Camden, n ii; y Gilbert, Hsxiso
9. 4. Wilson, Baltimore, Nd. Mrs. A p. Nerolin,
MIS- A x. Nsrohn, rhiiaaHslgas; j. i S,s m:'s'
fasge, Havana = l. Maynard, Tenn. n Iiem'
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TN BANKRUPTCY. - .
l. 49,. DIsrRIoT OF CoLunsiA, 90.
Al the City Of WAshington, the I'M day Of Sep
tsmbsr, 4. D. 1897 The undsrsignsd hereby gives
notice o. his appoiatmsnt q assignee Of BH1JA-
MH in the city Of Washing ton, within said
District Who has been adjudgsd bankrupt lpon his
own petition. by the Dlstet Court Of said District
MILTON J. sAPPoLD,
Attorney 81 Law,
= b-WAssU $50 street, Assignee.
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TN BANKRUPTCY.
Al the City Of washipr,on, the I'm day Of SEP.
tsmbsr, 4. D. 1867. The uadsrsigusd hereby gives
notice Of his appointmsnt - assignee Of 3. y.
JAMES, In the city Of WAshiarss, within said Dis-
triot, who has been adjudgsda baAkrupt upon his
owl petition, by the Dlstrst Court Of said Distrist
MILTON J. BAYR0LD,
Attorney 81 Law,
% B-W&ssw $50 street, Assignss.
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NEW STRAWBERRIES FOR 1878.

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NAPOLEON III.
The best Amateur Berry In cultivation.
Price 10y mail, postage pAid,) Is per dozen.
PERPETUAL PINE.
"a perpstaal large fruitsd Strawberry Of the Pine
Glass
Price by mail. postage pd) o. for plants, u per
dozen.
Send for illustrated desoriptivs circular.
We also offer large and splendid stock Of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, GRAPE VINES,
SMALL FRUITS, 40,
Of which We mall Descriptive Catalogues, with
prices. to all applicants.
EDWARD j. EVANS 4 CO.,
Central Nurseries,
au3O- York, Pens.
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Of Paris And London, with Il most Certifying res
suits. Does NO injury to tie hair. Price By mall,
sealed and postpaid 81 Dese,ptiys Circulars mailed
free. address BRRdBR, SHUTS 4 Co., Chemists,
No 2s5 River street, Troy MY. Sole agents for the
United States. mhis-dGWly
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~ To Conaumpffyes-Ths Adv.rts...
h.xipx b.s, ,.,to,.A a h..I,h q, ,.-S
yerv simpIs rsm.dx .stsr h,,i.. .n.'ss
year. with . ,sy,r. iupv ,ss,,,on 90 r., 49,
disease, con.umptiOp, II sn.,ou, "a NAY. rno.n ~
his fellow suhsrsrs the mean. Of eure.
T. all who ds.ir. 1, h. will sand |, eon, a, IN.
ser,pt,ou used free Of eh.rV, ! win H. d,,.s,,on,
for preparing and using the same, which ,bsy win
nnd sUEn CuKI yoR Cossurrr,or. AsrHr. Bso..
oHIrIs, 81. The only object Of tia ,d,ar,,.s, :,
sending the prescription |. to bsnsnt the at,I,,sd
| I. "A ,n,asa "a for,.., .-kI.A 1. .----,---.
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TN BANKRUPTCY.
L DsrlIor OF CoLunBIA, %.
Al the City Of Wsshinstoa, the I'M day Of Sen.
TENDER, A, D. 1857. The uadsrsiglsd hereby gives
notice o. his appointment 80 assignee Of L1OfOLD
GAsskhHBIkER, IN the sity Of Nashin stop. Within
said District who has been gsd kruptu pos
his own ps,ioa By the District Cosrt Of said Dis
uict MILTON J. sARHoLD,
Attorney 81 Law,
seB-WAssw $50 street, Assignee.
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OFFIoB CHIEF QUARTERMAs.

SsB. DBrRICT OF ARHAHsAs,(
LITTLE Rock, August 70, 1857,
Sealed proposals. will be received uatil 8 O'CLOCK
2. m, 9kfTkhBkR 80, 1857, for furnishius 10 me
United States QusrtsrmAster's Department
50, ia BUsHkLB CORN or OATS,
10 be delivered at such times and In suek on
a. may be required at the various nlitary pssts in
this Sab. District, as follows;
Little Rssk, II ,esl bushels.
fort Smith, ,7b5 -
Washington, 4Io76 :"
Camden, ., IA "
hontieello, 100 4"
Pine BLUFF, l, 8b "
Madison, 800 "
BB:,.s,ilnl HI. s'a :"
BuIrowsyills, TOO
PAyettsyills, l,I72 "
Proposals must In all cases specify the hind and
quantity the bidder desires 10 furnish, whether in
sacks and u 90, what charge any, will be made for
themI and N the corn will be sheiled or On the cob
zach bid must DO accompanied ~ a good and
sunioisnt guarantees from two responsible parties,
setting forth that In the event Of It's thsy
VIII give ample security for the faithful performances
All deliveries Of Corn or Oats made under any Gun.
tract which may be awarded are to be subject 10
rigid inspeetion By onicer agent appointed on the
part Of the United States.
The Government reserves to itself the right Of 70.
jeoting any or all bids received.
Proposals should DO endorsed proposals for
Furnishing Corn or Oats at" (uaming the Post6
and addressed to the undersignsd at Lite Rock,
Arkansas: L. CAss FORSYTH,
Breyst Major and A Q. NJ, U. g. Army.
sspls'td Chief Q N. Sub District Of ArEanis..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- The Healing Pool-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude. and the Dis.
eases and Abuses which create impsdimsnts to
MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief. Sent In
ssaIsd letter envelopes, free Of charge Address DR.
J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia, Pa .en.sm
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TN BANKRUPTCY.
l. DurRIer OF CoLunsIA, q.
Al the City Of wsshisg tol, the I'M day Of Sep.
tsnber, 4. D. 1857 Ths undsrsiglsd hereby give,
notice Of his sppoiatmsnt - sssigass Of VIZ. 81
trist, who has been atjsdged baAkrupt upon III
own petition, By the District Cosrt Of sad District
MILTON J, sAHHoLD,
Attorney Of Law,
% lb-WksSw Se street, Assignss,
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TN BANKRUPTCY. |---,-----
A. The oi,y Of wssAi.sios, Ike isih Ssy q -.
tsnbsr. A. b. 1897. The undsrsisssd hsrsby gives
netios Of his sppointnsnt - assignee Of SAMUEL
sAMgrAG, In the city Of WsshinGton, within AID
District. Who las bees sdjudgsd . bankrupt upon
his own petition, By the District Court Of AID Dis.
triet MILTON J. BAYF0LD
Attorney at Law,
% ls-W&Sv $50 d street, Assignss