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~ Postage stamps are comparatively
recent invention, but they have gone into
universal use in most enormous QUANTITIES,
EnRlsnd uses So, 0O0 600 postage STAN ps ANN
ally; France, ,0C0; and the URited states,
350,Dc0,GD0. S'"'e"'
0Chas. b. Van Dyke, express messen ger
between Rochester and mgara Falls. Nav
YoIk. committed suicide at the former Mace
on wednesday. III P'"''
~Hhe New York Board of Education b.v.
adopted resolutions excluding all male chill
dTen under - years OF age. and all temaies !, n.
der 10 from the evening schools.
81 Precious girl that, who took al the
theme of her gradua ting essay at a fasnionahis
seminary, 1.-The Education Of our Boys"
- A coaltrain recently passed over the LIE.
high Valley Railroad more than two thirds OF
a mile long. :
~ The Pennsylvania miners have come to
grief Work fe resumed. but the miners are
very m uch in debt 70 grocer and clothier.
- The census OF 1860 shows that the total
number OF deaths from scariatina in the Uni.
ted States In that year was 26,393.
- A New York ferry company has aceu.
muiated twenty five barrels OF pennies, ana
cannot get rid Of them. $50 ! :
0They are building houses In Boston to ba
rented from $3.50 TO S4o0 per anpum, Whv
don't soraspody do that same thing here?
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ga startling swindling case has lust come
TO light at Kingston, New YORK. The perpe-
traitor is Jonathan H Hasbrouck, president OF
me Fist National Bank, and leader of fashion
able society in Kingston, where his family
nave been disti ngnished for reckless extraya-
gaRce and display. The directors of the bank
lately made the discovery that Hasbrouck had
embezzled so, coo Of the bank funds some time
last May. = - :
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AN EX-ARMY OFFICER SHOOTS HINsRLP-
rms community was terribly shocked last
evening by rumer that jor Daniel Sharp,
late OF the one hundred and fifth New YORK
OF his parents, on Lake avenue Major sharp
came home to tea about seven O'Clock, otter
the family had risen from the table WEiIe
ne was al the table his mother went TO another
part OF the room to light q lamp, and
while her back was turned, the explosion of
pistol was heard, an on turning she saw her
son 1all 70 the floor. On examination ii was
1ouno mat he was shot in the left breast in the
region OF the heart, ana it was thought the
wound would prove fata!.-Rochsster Demo.
Graf.
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DOTOMAO TRANSPORTATION LINE FOE
frs- BALTIMORE

E>RENCH BOOKS.-Henri Conscience: LIE De-
Il mon de l'argent; 45 cents George Sand: In.
crezia Floriani; 45 cents. George Sand: LIE Secre.
talre lntime; - cents. Lamartine: Les Confden-
cents; Alphonse Karr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar
DIM cents Alphonse Karr: Promenades hors
de Mon Jardln; 40 cents Louis Reybaud: lie Cog
due Clocher;45 cents. De Stendhol: lie Rouge ct
LIE N01r: 40 cents. Celeste: par Leon GOzlan; so
cents Notre Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo, 8
vols; 81 30. - =
je IS FRANCK TAYLOR
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IHE WORKING PEoPLE.-The London tail
ors, VINO are on strike, and recently at
temples unsuccessfully to compromise the
differences with their employers, have issued
circular to the various English trade socie-
ties, in which they say that they are una BILE to
aotaln any honorable terms of settlement from
the N aster tailors, and appeal for aid, as they
Intend. II possible, 10 continue the strike until
next season. They have sent delegates to Ire
lano, Scotland, and also TO the manufacturing
districts OF England, to solicit assistance. and
they are contemplating IA similar mission to
the nlted States and Canada. Their circular
concludes by stating their confidence of re-
ceiVing from these sources sufficient aid to
continue their strike until the beginning OF
next summer.
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NHR0QGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO
FHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
3 -

rro,,. WAsHTNGroN, Jan. 6. 1857
no rams rnn between Washington and New York ar
fOk NEW YORK, without change of cars.
o e ave daily Except Sunday at las q. M, I'll
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:l5 and l2:l5 o.
m, and 4:30 and Zoo D. m
ON SUNDAY
m. only. ~ Ms Nv -
daily " VAN VIZ ~" - NE 'i"'0
u Isroueh tickets to Philadelphia, New York, o
Boston, can be had at the Station Once at All hour
IN the DAY as well az at the new Office in the Bank
ers aga brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn. ave
see baltimore aud Ohio Railroad advertisement
napolis, and the West ~
1; WILSON, Master of Transportatio
h ~ n SULEc Gsnerai Ticket Agent
A1-tf ~ ~e@As' ""'AA'eS~"'
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EREYSER eco. Ancttoneerss "a
II B r:ss No 301 fenpsyisahia avenue
~ .:ss.,iEs, Late W. 3. Lewis,) h .loe,,.
Will sttend to the sale Of Furniture at dwellings,,
Stocks in stores and Merchandise generally at
the auction stores. = iWNl also buy out Furniture
9Ciothings Boots and Shoes; and OIL 0tner goods
for cash. :. 80 - FREHSEh CO.! ~
60 aft Auctioneers.
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1t Is curious how observers Of the same
thlpg diner In opinion about 1t. New York
paper, some time ago, stated that English pop :.
MAR education was decidedly superior to Amer
lean. The Rev. James Fraser, however, in
nls report 70 the English Government, on the
common school system in the United States.
says: "lt is n fiattery or exaggeraton to say
that Americans, if not the most highly educa-
TED, are certainly the most generally educated
and intelligent people on the earth"
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u trated only 20 cents. 6hakspeare, illustrated:
90 cents: Shakspears, edited ~ knight %. Thack-
sray1 Psndsnnls. ills:treseai elSs Thseksrsyl
&l.W per volume. Dickens Work.; q. IS Der
volume: ITyin9 q ststch Beck; g cents. IrviIsb
anil ssI14MUK TAILOR.
C0LD fx6B-K he Q 60 81 Cold FSns
i',.; s'ss ~ ' 81 s osks$s;ai fsS;S;s:
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DENTISTRY.

" BARNES inserts TEETH ON RUBBER,
": GOLp and SILVER, very cheap; Fourth
Navy Yard at Third street, on account Of side
walk. au l3-lm
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LAND SALES IN HARTFORD COUNTY, Md
On Tuesday J. 5. Richardson, au cttoneer, sold
1er stevenson Archer, trustee, q farm of S2lQ
w. archer and Herman stump, for 87, 100.
On the same day the same auctioneer sold
Ior r. d. Rutledge and Joshua II. Scarf tru 8.
tees, farm OF 100 acres OF land, situated near
TIE Sarah Furnace, TO Messrs. Deleamp and
Hale, for So S5O.-Belair LE1is
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FRANCK TAYLOR.
SEcRE T DIS Asses.
SA M A r ANS GIFT!

SAXARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
eosoRRH as' d R2sE!E1 s saRicESnzx d.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Ten RI, 70 ss asasn Fred
mrs the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
in Twenty four hours" Prepared by srsdnsss
ne BssisIs and II ~
NO 70 frox sls no eAa.ss ,shstever
curry. try the sANiARiT1SS o Gift OF ner-
pssRsss., g.. f:mRa fsn S.
" BLOOD BLooDy BLOOD,
s4xAa1EEz zen sRgE R5o Re1s zzkkbS HtEs JUICE
r Sss'f I .siisl
and
as bs Ssed 4
posterity that for winch you may repent in sitter
years ~ DO NOT DESPAIR "a
sS%fsfR Siers
's''sTSf SxEEs, a the bad erect
AND Sf aaa Hu 9SGEs y
nsse Fnfg 81 f. IL
bity, and from all complaints Incident 10 the seq.
Sent By express. Price q 8 per bottle.
+. 81 .sAMARITAN's WASH
IN oese4of S{phiis, used In connection with the
Full directions. Price Is cents s
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
In the q. s. Hospitals. .oi go, o -
WHAT THE s i41H Ehs ri IL TIE sAMAH
Md, FEB g. fs have great tso1tiR II sis
ting that have used The Samaritan Remedies foy
Veneral diseases In its most customary forms: that
have uaed them with Judgment, discretion, and
properly, and have found them respond to my an
aeip.siSns P'1onptIy and :, sasetpally. Knowing
their efncacy, and far my use Of them extends
Ir'00nn'nd them strongly aRfElSghrp Q. sowrRs
st Assistant Surgeon, tth n. Z. Vols"
q s4kD H isss oSS go Rs1 A.
pSf3fsads1 e Soss fdiHssiss Esn'r' n,.s
NEW R0QKs;-Ih. seven Week. verb q:
q saceidossI csiibscy 10 ths cIristisn c Gu
illustrated. PinSsrS Meipomene Divina. Storie
and ekSechas By orr bit sushors. Little Brother
3 ia, AasA bsSv ssiaiHSnssosifsr ziffs
sSr..a ksIs4 si,ss
best 49, TO- {sTns aEs ssgulasy ayTSssed
sstW Asl d ssrsst, bss. , md =
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scriber has obtained from the or phans Court OF
SSu4ty the rictof Colnmbis let
Of John N, Ford. late Of Washington city, d:
q, deceased: All pefsons having claims aeainstthe
eae are hereby warned 10 exhibit the Same
before the 24thday Of August next they may other
Wise Oy lSw be excluded hem ail tcf the said
east, 1857 p WILLIAM T.FOKD,I y
: "A 1-1aw3uN4ts 4, lIESf Admfni11rator, I
'TERRAPIN S6UP-irsPars ~ Z. w HGsKins
House, Boston. For salsaA eana sosuit, ~
if.6es4 III @Fstt -.ts4hsst -. KING PLACE.
q ~ L. 49, vernent ayenae An1 lSth s11sdt. !,
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DhowNBD.-John Williams. q son of Mr..
Bayard Williams, aged about twenty years,
residing near Upper Hunting creek, ii this
county, was drowned At Upper Hunting Creek
MIL On Saturday last Its believed he was
laoortng under alteration OF mind, left his
nthers house, went tC the mill pond, ana by
some means unaccountedI for, got into the
wafer and was drowned.-Denton Nd J Uaion
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T,I'--1@ MADAME-H. A. PERRIGO, /
ap3- DIV .eoly P.O. Drawer 293. Buffalo, n.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR m
h. : UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, +.
~ : ; UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
., On the petition Of JOSEPH MOCK. of Phila
delphia- Pa, praying for the extension of 9 pa
tent granted to him the 81 day Of December, 1853,
CPyss for ssysS ysssrs s The
It Is ordered the ssd be heard a,
Patent ONCE on MONDA the 18th day OF ovenlber
next at II O'Clock H.; aud all persons notified
to appsa, and show sansf II any they have Why
fe In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least treiy days before the
day of hearing testimony filed by either party 10
be used at the said bearing must be taken and trGns
mtted in accordance with the rules OF the Office,
which will be furnis he'd on application.
timSy must be iled 10 tie once t,cs.y days before
the day Of hearing; the, arguments, IT, any, within
ten days after filing the Testimony. .
Ordered ase. that this notice be published In the
Republican and the lntelligencer, Washington,
G., and in the Telegraph. Phiisdelphia Pa ohcs
said publications TO be ct Least sixty
. s Ell is~ss y neAlns comnissioner Il Psssns.
ERENCH BOOKE.--Alphonse Karr: Les Fem.
Il mes; % cents. souvestre: Sous Les Filets; g
cents sonvestre. Un Philosople sous les Totts; -
cents. Souyestre: La Goute D,EAu; u cents; Du-
mas Fills: AveDtures de huatre Femnles; Is cents.
Conscience: L. Demon de argent, - cents. Con
ists L. Il sr as
Dernieres Marquises ~ cents. GozlaA: Le NotAtre
% ChantilIy; . cents, La Comtssss Dssh: Lee
Balls Masaues;l6 cents. } 80, e
jsN - : -. ) I8ANCK TAILOR.
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HOTELS, &c.
STEvENS HOUSE,
- 81, 23. 25. and ~ Broadway, N. T.,
Opposite B0,ciiHg Grsen,

Opposite Bo,ciixg Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The Stevens House is well and widely known to
the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men; 1T is in
close proximity the business part of the cityis
on the highway of Southern and Western travel
and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
for over 800 guests-it is well furnished and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
and entertailment Of its inmates The roems are
spacious and we'll ventilated-provided with gas
and water-the attendance is prompt and respect
ful-and the table is generously provided with
every deicacy of the seasOn-at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled
fort and pleasure of Cnr guests.
an som GEO X CHASE & CO., PrOprietors.
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omCo
NEARLY NEW PARk1R EHRN1rTEE, MAR,
f fAtfi StR "a n MARBLEsfop FhBhEs,
sE hYb AMP
CHiNA AND GLASSWARE VINES, &c, AT
On taTTIa1UHRsspAY MORNING, september as, at 10,
o'clock. at the residence of Senior Luis Molina,
Minister from Nicaragua and Honduras, No. 81
we .hsli sell a very fine assortment of Household
Wns s psrnpr 10
One WaInn Green Rep Parer 'd ao s With large
Turkish Easy Chair and Lounge
One elegant Reclining Chair, rosewood, covered
One m M,'h nm Mss1 ssBIl Table
9sm ssss and nf Lpes CHI Frame Mirror
Walnut Carved Secretary and Bookcase :
Walnut Walnut MTans, table
One Walnut, Matbls-top Chamber snte, with
One Oak Marble-top Chamber Suite - ,
hsSi SIM. Secretary aa ana Bookcases w'nae"
BrusseIs and Thereby Garp ,a., Oilcloth 4
Whit srresds, Il new nn shests. Gotten Sheets
Pillow Slips, Towels, Table Lfsen. ,5sI ! q
Extension 0 Dining Table, Oak Mar.le.top side.
Six walnut Dining Chairs, White China Dinner
Cut glass Decapters, Glassware Glass Bowls ID
silver; plated Tea Service; six pieces
Ivory handle Dime and Tea Knives, Plated But
Silver. plated Tea and Table Spoons. Sugar Spoons
and Tongs %. 4,
Silver plated Fish Knife Plated Lade.
Office: - ..-.-. .-. p.
One Oak Writing Desk, Upright Desk
Copying Press, with Stands and Tablet Box d.
Book Shelves 20 -A@' d
Kitchen Requisites, &c: t.'.i>' i-' -
Nine cases Chateau st. Jaques 3ntts& aa.r
Sig dor. Champagne - 90. r...-.E -.-
Five doz Sherry, very hne 4Ss..t Z 50 ca
One case Sauterne. -tlo - .t.- ~ -.7f u.
Z TIE rms cash. = ~
Adds COOPER a LhIIMEh, Auct9.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
QEss Ae,iss bsss.;ssaxs1eI ssssisss.

Macon, Ga, September -, 1857
sealsd Proposals In dspncate, VIII Be Teceiyed e
:oth inst. for supplying FRESA BEEF TO the
trooRs Ae., ~ the PostQf Macon. Ca, TOT nine
June 90 1885, the beef fnrnshsd ID be the Best susl
ify OF Tennessee and Kentucky CATTLE and In equal
shanks excluded) and to be doll vered at such times
and places, in such quantities may be neces
Proposals will be made in the usual form, and
each prep osal must be accompanied by the written
bidder will faithfully fulfn any contract with the
United States Government; besides, must be present.
to respond to their bids and to sign the contract
before leaving the Office.
Payments for beef supplied to be made monthly,
In such funds as may be provided for disbursement
The Government reserve s the right to reject any
or all bids considered unreason able. E-s.-.s. u
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned
and plainly Endorsed, "Proposas for Fresh Beef -
G. r. MOORE,
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MAYORS OFFICE, ;
Vl re. TWHA IS 2; 9; Sept; Il, 1857.


~ NOTICE MftAEH rS GoHr r 81 ssgs T. 1857
Proposals. will be received at the Mayors Office
until MONDAY. the Esd instant, at II O'Clock M
for building Bridge at intersection of eth, and
streets in accordance with plan and specifications
Ct the City Surveyor's Office. which are now ready
for inspection. - - y - ,
The Bridge TO he built under the superinten.
dence OF. the City Surveyor and Commissioner of
Second Ward. and to be accepted by them.
Endorse.aProposalsf for Bridge ut Seventh and
r streets. - ats = --T.=g-,~-' I :
Specifications for Bridge at Intersection Of Seventh
= r. g.EQ, and streets. -, ..- =
span OF Bridge in the clear, IA feet length from
building line TO building line of Seventh street.
he'd and hnild laid in woikmanlike manner with
sharp SAND Ia the prevention Of one part of cement
and two parts OF sand, mixed thoroughly and used
the same day; the stone to be Blue Gneiss POto-
mac River Rock. s.ssF 60 F--rf a
Foundation Timber to be sound White or Burr
to give at least inches face with nine inches Of
. Floor Iimbers to be sound White Pine of the
first quality. ~ - - - ~ :
!. Plank, all to be of sound White Pine. of such
pssied within 200 feet Of location OF Bridge, where
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
The work to be done within sixty days from date
OF contract. s4s T. VONDERI.EJipr
Sc Is. k2t Intel ! Commissioner Second Ward.
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4 8 T 0 L o 7.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
- AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
A A

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. sh.
restores happiness those who,i from dOleful
events, catastrophes crosses in love, loss Of rea
tons and friends, loss of money. &C.. have become
Respondent. She brings together those long &c pa,
rated. gives Information concerning absent friends
or lovers, restores lost or stolen property, tells
you the business yon are best qualified to pursue,
and in what you will be most successful, causes
speedy marriages, and tells you the very day you
will marry, gives yon the name, likeness and char
scteristics Of the person. She reads your very
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of the flu
ture. From the stars we see in the armament
the malefc stars that overcome or predonlinate in
the configuration-from the aspects and positions
Of the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at
the time Of BIRTH she deduees the future destiny Of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolsgist
on earth. 1t costs yon but q trite, and you may
never again have SO favorable an opportunity. Con
sultation fee with likeness and All desired infOr
nation, 81. Parties living at distance can con
suit the Madame by mail with equal safety and sat
isfsctien TO themselves as if in person full and
ex plicit chart written ont, with all inquiries
swered and likeness enclosed. sent by mail on re-
CENT OF price above mentioned. The strictest seI
cresy will be maintained. and all CORES pond nee
returned or destroyed. References Of the highest
order furnished those desiring them. Write plain
~ the day of the month and year in which were
MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Ce.0peratien Discussed .

A very interesting meeting OF the Section of
Sociology of the Society for the Advancement
Cooper Institute, to discuss the subject Of co.
operation. Mr.. Henry +. Kelo opened the
debate by arguing that the principle OF CO.
operation is beneficial to capital as well as to
labor, in that, while 1t creates a laudible spirit
of EN- ulation in the laborer, it aise acerues to
the advantage Of the capitalist by giving him
improved work, and exciting among his en-
several aepasment. The speaker depree sassi
the movement known as the STRIKE"
holding that in the end il IL not bene-
heial to the workman. What is needed
Is cultivation and education. to ut the
artisan for the proper performance of the duty
assigned to him. MIR. Dugdale spoke next,
and French mechanic replied that the CO.
TO lessen the power OF capital and tone down
its egotism, but also for the material Aid OF Ia
Dor. He liked the system as elaborated in this
country, but would prefer the principal of So
ldarity, under which each associate works
not only for himself but for his society-not
only for society bat for humanity. He paid q
high tribute to the educational system OF this
country, and based his prediction as to the
success Of the cooperative movement ntlrely
upon the increasing Intelligence of American
Workmen. Mr.. ]. Disturneli, after abiding
in general terms to the good effected by the CO.
operationists and to the little practical good
effected by the Sociologici Al section of the So-
ciefy, presented plan for mutual Benevo-
lent Insurance Company, of which the fol-
lowing are the main features: Each subscriber
pays 81 on joining the Association, and 81
on being notified OF the death of an
associate. The money thus received fless 10
per cent? ls 70 be paid to the husband, wife, or
nearest relative Of The deceased person, within
is days after notice has been given. One
thousand co.operators pay S1,0c0; taking the
average OF deaths (15) for each year. the an
nuai receipts will equal $4,000, Of which ex.
penses will be $4,000. The dividend paid to
the Is beneficiaries will be $500, leaving a
balance in the treasury of $500. This plan
met with much announcement. DR.. Griscom
hoped that one chief object of the co-opera.
lives would be the preparation of better build
lngs than those in which the laboring people
now live.-Nec York Tribune
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RAILROADS.
RALTIM0BE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WARRINGTON, MAY 3. Moor, lA63

- IS e
M dossrs ., Sstyssp TAsHIEEGToA AND BALTI:
I FOR BALTIMORE
.s sn Ge ny except Sunday, at TOO, RS and lfls
'm'' ~no T Tm, and 81, and s;4s p M
EOk ALL WAY STATIONS.
10y ~ aaiy, except Sunday, t7:0e . M, and so
FOB Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
| and JUNCTION.
Leave ~ e:le ana Too m, and at 400 and Ana
ssa FOB ANNAPOLIS
hOm Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave af1H Eau g M IL and NJ % and sGp.m.
Leave et7:z5a m. and 4: 81 and S:45 D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
leave daaiy, except Sunday, at 7:S O. m, $50 ana
on Sunday at 40 and s:sp p. m. only, conneo,;,,,
At Relay station with trains from Baltimore r.,
Wheshng, Parkersbnrg, &c. "
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can he has q.
the Warrington Station Ticket Office at all honrs
in the cay as well as at the Office of the bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, S4S PennsyIya.
MA avenue, between 9th and 18th streets
FOR New York, Philadelphia, and Boston see AL.
Verdsement Of Through Line.''
:. y: WILSON, Master Of Transportation
N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 81 GEO. 3. hOONTZ, Agent. Washinpfau
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~ ssa...st f..
OFFICE cnIEg G. s.. FIFTH MILITARY DIST
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, are invited till
rs h S 3sd sttss =.
'ss "a ssa as| SSRE 's3|i|si n
100 100 cams cams 81 sALMos, s ii . ean 1sn'
40 Oo0 pounds Of best white Navy BEANS, put up
in 1o ba Hp price per pound stated and sam
10 coo pounds of best canvassed HAMS, put up in
20, coo pounds of coarse HOMINY. put up in bar.
rels, price per pound stated, and samples
All the above articles to be of the very best quail
ity and put up IN superior packages, and to be de
twenty days after opening Of bids.
No bids will I'll be received from parties who have
with any branch of the Government.
Bids to be directed to the qn Tr and
sell I'd BreSet Maj. Cen and G. rs s., q. s. a.
pR0PosALs FOR CORN.
Office Depot and Dts5msins Opar.srmnstsr,
atlanta, Ga. September IL, 1857.
x be rsssyed At h Oee
Dying the dal s city
a5 900 POUNDS sHELLED CORN,
put up in good. strong sacks, of not less than two
or more than three bushels per sack. Corn to be
mBids must be in tripiicate with copy of this adj
vertisement attached to each and bear the endorse
to become surety for the bidder in the the event Of he
contract being awarded to him. Proposals not COM
plying with the requirements of this advertise.
ment will be rejected 100
Delivery to commence October 5, and continue at
not less than third Of the whole amount per
month; or the whole amount may be delivered at
once. if the contractor prefers it, at the Depot
Quartermasters Storehouse, Atlanta, Ga. The
Corn will be weighed and inspected when received.
Bidders invited to be present at the opening
of the bids. .E
Satisfactory evidence OF loyalty of each success
FIJI bidder, and sOlvency of securely, will be
Quir,d
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed upon the envelope, "Propo-
sails for the delivery of Corn
BY order of Brevet Brigadier General r. Saxton,
Chief Q. M. HI. FARNSWORTH.
First Lieut. 3ith Infantry, A. A. q, NJ,
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