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TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th, 1906
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
delphia AS follows:
il5a. m, Express Mondays excepted y II. IS a.
m, Expressi s. COP IN. Express aud II. 20 p m,
Express.
Way Mail Train for Baltimore at s. l5a. m.
TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE TO PHlLADEL-
Leave Baltimore 7. Is r. m. Way Mail 30 2Oa. IN
Express: LILO p. m, Express; 9. IS p. IN, Ex-
press; 8. % p. In. -, Express,
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
at 1 Is a. IN. and II D. m.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at g. % y. m.
Leave Baltimore for New York at 8. % p. IN.
milo n Y kENNEY, SUPERINTENDENT
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.

arAhrEknAsrEh'se rPIoE, p;s.MC..l
Sealed PROPOSAL. viii, h ,isssiysa a This once
4 Nay Sssi. foi fatni.hips kations !: II. United
july, isss, |. S.k June. isSs. vi; ' "'A ~
tc99kkRRfTNES STJW,N MY MI hs%%P.si,Ic:
BROokLYN, New York;
IAsHISSfoN airy. biss faP' q Columbia,
fFsRNSss hcoEh. f iis,aiRaIs''
Bacon, or ore pound and four ounces Of Salt or
Fresh Beef eighteen ounces Of son Bread or Flour,
e twelve og1 az Of Hard Bread :: one pound I'D
rations fifteen pounds OF Beans or Peas, or ten
pounds Of Rice or Hominy ten pounds OF green
ground Coffee. or one pound and eight ounces Of
Tea neen pounds 81 sugar. four aunr' 81 Vine,
s9f o ana pSaaSs sSap frss p
and twelve ounces Of Salt; and four ounces Of
The ratlons are to be delivered upon the order Of
the commanding officer Of each station; the Fresh
Beef, either In bulk or by the single ration, Of
FORE qasrters-neeks and Kidney tallow 10 be eI.
eudcd; the Pork No. prime mess pork Tho Flour
st he c6ss Of s
the Beans, Vinegar, Candles, Soap. Salt. &e, to be
=" XII lis subject bSa't q inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following
The undersigned. -,-.of-1-. in the State
State q WII. hereby guarantee that in case lie
serisSd, Be accepted. he or they viii within ten
days oftho receipt Of the contract at the post.ohce
good ADD ssfsient sssSritSs; and in case The said
= shall fall to enter Into contract AS aforesaid.
he ssr n he sad WReh Say Ss
accepted. 4, T., Guarantor.
q. D., Guarantor.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsirEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ UEirEn STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, April s, 1865
On the petition Of COLLINS D. BRowN, OF Upper
Alton, Ill. praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the nth day Of July, 1884, for i'm
Proyement In Harvester Rakes, for seven years
from the expiration q said patent, which takes
Is ordered that !he said petition be heard az the
next at u clock, m and all persons are notin
to appear and show cause, u any they have, why
Persons opposing the extension are required TO file
Ia the Patent Ofce their objections specially set
forth In writing at least toetv days before the day
Of hearngi all testimony filed by either party, to
be used at the said hearing must be taken aud trans
which will be Furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as test-
mony, must DO filed In the Office ttoentv days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any. within
ten days after filing the testimony.
REPUBLICAN and the intelif0sncer, Warrington.
d. c., and In the Tribune, Chicago. Ill. , once q
week for three successive weeks; the nrsi OF said
TO be at least sixty days pJsyi3H. TO the
apis. MIST Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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FINANCIAL AGENT or THE UNITED STATES.
l5rH STREET. OPPOSITE THE rREAsrRY DEPART.
NEWT.
Government securities with Urea urer United States,
sroYE MILLION DoLLARs.-o
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL AND
PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL IMPORTATION in regard to GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all time, eheerfulIy furnished.
W. s, HUNTINGTON. Cashier,
WAsHlAUTON. March ~. 1850 mnEl-uu
lay CooKES Co.,
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
TREASURY,
bay aud sell at current market rates aud keep
constantly on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvEN-TuIRTlEs.
and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks. Bonds, &c , executed, and Col
lectious made on all accessible points.
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1907 GREAT 1917
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WEST. SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 2ith, 1907, trains will run as
follows:
Washington LSam. Baltimore l2lop.m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room,
day and night Cars with modern improy ements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route, Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from BaltimoTe have
the advantages Of making all changes in UNION
DEPOTSf and no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the
otnce, corner Of Sixth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue. under National Hotel, where reliable lnior-
nation will be given at all times,
Passenger procuring tickets at this once, can Sc
cure lions In Sleeping Cars for ElmiTa or
Pittsburgh W, j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth At. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, ID. c.
ED. S. YOUNG. General Passenger Ageat, A.,
Baltimore, Nd,
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TIME TABLE

PHILADELPHIA, WlLMiNUTUN, AND BAL.
TlMORE RAILROAD.
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Financial.
WASHINGTON.

EIRST NATI0 NAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co. y President.
W. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
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8. hilton head, y. C.

Quarantine station for infected vessels to be
opposite BraddOck's Point. The station for
hosfi tals and storehouses for infected merchan.
disc will also be at BraddOck's Point. The
medical officer at this station will also enforce
the guarantee law. upon vessels passing up
Catalogue sound.
Station for vessels under observation in Cali
bogue sound will be above BraddOck's Point,
two miles up the sound
The station for vessels under observation en-
tering Port Royal Roads will be near the inner
light ship, toward St. Helena Island, which
will also be the station for the quarantine
officer
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UsiTRP STATES PATFsH 3ygSreE.

WAsHIsGToE, April 2, ls6s.
On the petition Of GgoR0R A. LEIGHTON, Of Law
renee Mass. praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him the llth dry q July, 1854. for an
from the eIHirstion q said patent. which lakes
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the I'D day o. June
next, at u o'clock, IN. aud all persons are noti-
ned to appear and show cause. II any they have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
,et iorth ip writing, a least tioenty days before
party to be used at the said hearing, must DO
Of the once, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon ~ test-
mony, must BIO hled In the OIL CO tt0enfy days before
the day ofheaTingi tho arguments. II any, within
len days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In tho
fepnbiicdn and tho fnteLlf0eResr, washingt
ID. c., and In the Post, Boston, Masssch uIetts,
snce week for three successive weeks the hrst
Of said publications 10 be at least sixty days pro-
vious to the day Of hearing.
apo-Thst Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N streets

This Dispensary 10 In connection with Cofum-
bis Hospital, and Is opened for the treatment OF
ont door patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
TO be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable To pay for the services of compete
practitioner, will be furnished with medical atten
ton free, by leaving their names aud address at
the Hospital with the matron.
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Quarantine station, the station for hospital
and storehOuses for infected merchandise to be
on North Island.
The ancho. age for infected vessels, and for
vessels under observation, to be opposite the
North Island lighthouse, as far from the main
channel as practicable, and at least one mile
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Mondays, from 20 i...,....,..Prot. =. Howard.
Wednesday,. from 2toi....Prof J. II: Thompson.
- Columbia Hospital is open for the reception OF
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec.
Rotary Of tho Inferior. Such orders for admission
can be obtained Of tho surgeon In chief, DR.. j.
THOMPSON, At his office, Isl | street, between
Twentieth and Twenty. hTsi lanB-dly
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4 FFICB OF THE AND m.
" SPECTOR OF CARRIA0EWAYS,
SEWERS, &c &c.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
TENTH AND TWELFTH sTREEis WEST.
Scaled Proposal. will b. rseeiyed At the Mayors
for the purpose OF building two-foot barrel Sewer
In street north from point hfy, east Of the east
side OF Twelfth street west. and to connect with the
present sewer In Tenth street and New York ave-
nue..
main sewer, per linca foot for the lAteras, which
shall be Is inches inside diameter: the walls Of
beth to DO nino inches In thickness; per manhole
each, per trap and drop each,
For speci lcatlons see the Superintendent and In-
spsetor, or the Commissioner Of the Second ward.
WIN. FORSYTH,
Sup't and Inspector, &c. , &c.
JACOB NoNDERLEHR,
Commissioner Second Ward.
.p.7.m,s !. TEoff2Ekkk, scdasssaaii...sP'fs..
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
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The quarantine ground or anchorage for in
fected vessels at Charleston, S. c., will be es-
tablished in a suitable depth of watr opposite
or near the White House Landing, in Stone
Inlet. Quarantine hospital will be on Morris
Island Storehouso for merchandise pro-
nounced to be infected to be at PawnteLanding
Station for vessel detained for observation,
to be one mile below Fort sumter-not in the
direct channel. but in n suitable depth of water
and as near midway distance from shore to
hore as practicable.
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CAPTURE or A SUPPOSED MURDERER m BALTIMORE.
Desperate Encounter with nm Omccr.

From the baltimore American, Oct. 1871
II viii ne remembered that IN March last Captain
BENJAMIN r. Johnson and the mate OF the schooner
Brave, engaged In the oyster trade one OF the
creeks M somerset county, were murdered by four
OF the negro hands employed on tho schooner. Two
were captured and tried before the Court In somerset
county and are now under sentence to be hanged on
the litn Of December The other two escaped.
One OF them was named Frank Rounds and the
police OF the city have been on the LOOKOUT for him
that he was In the city. Yesterday afternoon about
two O'CLOCK he was pointed out TO Oiicer Ward, OF
the Southern District. as having entered distlery
streets. The oifcer followed and laying his
hand on Rounds' shoulder said. ~ want
you TO go with me-" He resisted, and,
according TO the officers statement, said, "Yoa
The ofiicer endeavored to draw his baton, when
Rounds snatched II from him aud struck him several
times tue head, innicting painful scalp wounds
and knocking him down twice. struggle between
the two ensued, but the negro was the more power
full, and after innicting these wounds upon the
offlcer turned and ran down Guilford alley. Mr..
Ward raised himself to his knees, drew his revolver
and fired twice at the negro. The FIRST shot had no
effect, but the second struck him In the back. He
fell and was taken In fnsensible condition TO the
Southern District Police Station. Here he was laid
on the door IN back r00m anu on being left alone
he got up and ran out through the yard gate ard
Gown Peach alley. He was pursued and brought
back and locked up In cell. Dr. IL. II. Tall, on ex
aiming the wound, found that the ball had grazed
one OF the lower ribs, close to and the right OF
tho spinal column, and had thence descended into
the abdominal cavity. The wound II not necessarily
fatal, unless Inflammation OF the peritoneun
should result from Il. The wounded man was In
. comfortable condition. lie will be held subject
TO the action OF the authorities OF Somerset county
lie IL very dark skinned, six feet TAIL and OF . very
powerful build hs snswss IN every 70 s
tcuiAf. the latter u said W have been marked 10
hind the right cor with buckshot wound. The oap-
tured man has small hAok mole IN thus spot.
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SECRETARY ssWAso AND mATaImoxY.

washington correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Commercial Is responsible for the following bit u
Court gossip
The lady whom Mr. Seward IL to lead to the altar
IL but twentysix years OF age. Her father IL close
friend OF Governor fenton and q resident OF Cnau-
tauqua county, In the southwestern part OF New
YORK. Sne ~ "a fine figure OF woman, " as JOG
Gargery would say, being large In shoulders AM, anu
hgure, with face expressive Of strong win, uaIA
eyes, rather prominent mouSh and chin; anu sne =
said To be very brilliant conversatonaiist uiscus,s
Ing the newest gossip and the Holy Alliance WIN
about equal Intelligence end flavor; heI iaV asS
well satisfied with the match, and her mother, VINO
Is lately deceased, was me recipient OF many lavon
from MIR. Seward. He 10 quite alone ia tue wori1s
and In his domestic relations has always peen KIND
gracious and faithful. as parent and husband.
Last winter at on6 OF his receptions ne y sa'd 70
have kissed Miss p. A gentleman walking with
her aii6ed:-
II can't allow that ~ - "a.
at is not . liberty" shc replied, "for Mr..
TIE Wedding "a alleged to be arranged for at short
noAce now, and It Is not Improbable that the Secrer
tary viii resign his position a. once thereafter IN
disIons and duties Of the ONCE.
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Guyial the general who is held to have been respon-
sibe for the loss OF the battle Of Magenta. Guyla
was born in Pesth on September 1, 1898, and had
consequently Just completed his seventeen year
that he could not walk. There was grand display
Of troops on the day Of the funeral and had ne de.
feaed the French In July 1852 he could hardly nave
One OF the Bohemian novelties OF the season is an
open air meeting OF Czechlan women. 1t took place
mounted troop Of men was present. The dis
cussion OF the questions on the programme was,
however, interrupted by the early arrival o. an I'M
thorized meeting to dispense The unhappy man was
peted with stones by the indignant pottfcien1es
and forced to take night. He brought lck into
the town under the escort OF some charltably dis
posed persons. The provincial government has
fantry TO HOchstadt to prevent further excesses.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Papal army has recently received considerable
numbers OF Bennington rides and ammunition for
artillery. His Holiness appears 10 rely on Gods
helping them who help themselves
General Mourawien Is endeavoring to deprive
Poland even OF Its history. by his orders all the
objects relating TO the history OF Poland have been
removed from the Wilma Museum TO the Komanzon
Museum at Moscow
new work has lately been published in LeipsIc
on political geography, the following extract from
which fully proves its accuracy :-Java-Chef article
oi expectation, BIRDS nests; annual value, $4,000
Nothing else or Importance.
The King OF Slam Ia a remarkable astronomer and
possesses collection OF Instruments that would ex
cite the envy Of any European sayant. He edits the
Bangkok almanac and makes frequent and long ex-
cufslons In order TO study the starry armament.
The priest OF Pontgulraud France refused recently
TO marry couple Thursday, giving for his
reasons .that the following day being Friday he felt
convinced that the prescribed abstinence would not
be observed, and refused TO be an accomplice TO
such profanity
A sergeant or ,sa Flftv.nntn regiment OF tue line
OF the French troops IN Rome has deserted and
formed band OF brigands on his own account All
his men are French dcsertcrs, and they ply their
trade with SAVIOR JaUe tnat makes the DaliNc una
tours even blush.
The recent disastrous explosion AZ Metz was
caused by workwoman In moment or passion,
throwing pair OF SCISSORS among the Illuminating
powder used In the manufacture OF cartridges. For.
y-nye persons were Killed, besides twen'y-eishs
badly wounded.
a traveller from Banklaya In the Crimea, states
that some Russian thieves have broken into the
tomb OF the Italian General Alexander La Marmoral
| VINO ueu there during the Crimean campaign, ana
ronned " Of all The yaluabes The Italian repre-
| sentative AZ Constantnople has addressed the Rus
sian government on the subject.
. Inc Ftsciuetto, OF Turin publishes the following
r rerrsl, on the Napoeonc policy-The hrst
represents Napoleon standing on the crater OF vol
cano Revolutionary tendencyl mourning water sup
pressionl on the 1re. "DOubiy mad in the hope Of
eAunRushng ~ he persists Ia standing on the
crater Of q smoking volcano.n The second repre-
sents Napoleon embracing the Pope but both have
terror depicted IN their c0untenances, Behind Ma
poeon stands the phantom OF the French republic.
and behind The Pope that OF Garibald,. "Promislng
promoters Of berty-one pretends to dictate 10 All
Europe and the other wants the word AT his feet:
now they are embracing each other but not heartily
Tine mere shadows OF their respective familiar phan.
| toms startle them.u
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EGYPT.

Magnificent American Banquet-The Heir APP.
parent aud Pachas i'm Complainant 20 the
Union.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 90, 1862
This evening Mr.. Charles Hale, United States
Consul General entertained at dinner his Higbness
Mehemet Tilofek Pacha, heir apparent to the throne
OF Egypt together with twelve other Pachas, princi-
pal ministers OF the Egyptian government.
Ills llghness proposed the health OF the President
OF the United states and the happiness OF the Amert-
can people.
The banquet was an unusually splendid AFFAIR.
The Viceroy OF Egypt has been most enthusiastic
cally received by the Alexandrians his from
Europe. The grand illuminatons have been con-
tinued for three successive nights.
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z U r o p e.

our special correspondents in Europe supply the
following mail report, In important detaii OF QUIZ
cable kilograms dated 10 the Sd OF october.
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ART. a. The Bolivian government will have the
right to send two employees In each round voyage
OF the steamers without payment OF passage, and
when the number may be greater the company VIII
armed troops. which VIII be carried for the fourth
part OF the regular passage.
an equitable contract with the governments
ART. 10. The government will lend TO the COM
pany all the protection II demands, considering IL
national enterprise. The authorities VIII inr.
nlsh all the supplies II may require ut their just
prices, aud with the same preference ~ the public
service.
1he paid employees OF the company shall be
exempt from consumption and oil forced military
ART. II. The company has the right to negotiate
with the legislature or either OF the states OF the
United States OF North America the privilege Of
organizing under the laws which govern said state
ART. 1s.-ln case the company Is unable to estab-
lish the steamers within the stipulated time, on ac-
count OF superior force Uuerza ndyo,J, the term
fixed shall be prorogued equltably and in conformity
with the circumstances.
The decree OF approval OF this contract is dated
"0nlce OF the Minister OF Foreign Relations, La Paz
do Ayacucho, August q, 1865" In the preamble 1t
staes:-"That the navigation OF said Bolivian rivers
viii brin with 1t the increase OF agriculture and OF
commerce. OF industry and OF immigration, to the
greater part Of the departments Of the republic,
which alone can progress and unroll their natural
wealth by the navigation Of the water courses which
traverse In every direction the Bolivian territory
That even though the rapids OF the MADEIRA are In
Brazilian territory the Bolivian government, which
possesses the head waters OF this river cam b. yir
tue OF the necessity which forces 1t to seek outlet
TO the Atlantic ocean BY way OF Its great streas and
by virtue Of the good understanding happily existing
with the imperial government Of brazil negotiate
with this the right TO canalize and destroy said
rapids, which II hopes TO obtain OF said government
a. an unequivoca proof ~ It's friendly relations
That In use OF the authority conceded To the esecu
tive power BY The law VI June 10, 1898, the govern
mont, charged to promote by every means possible
the development and advancement OF the country
cannot fal TO 6mbra01. ~ II embraces VIVID AZ itA