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GRAND r. A. CHAPTER.

GRAND r A CHAPTER.
Samuel NJ. Todd, NJ f. Grand High Priest, New 0rlesr
g. @. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bsstrop.
r. @. Stirling, Grand King, Bayou Sara.
II. Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry X Swssey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
J. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary New Orleans
Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, Bsstrop
Joseph p Hornor Grand Capt Of the Host New orissns
r. Tsdsle, Grand P. s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand z. A Captain, New orieAnk
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara
NJ y. Girard, Grand Master Second Veil, opelousss
". F. Hsiheigh, Grand Master First Veil, Franklin.
r. 8. Burke, Grand Guard, New orlsAnA
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INSURANCE..


CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
New orlean.. May es. 1865.
The Trustees conormityO the charter. submit the fol-
lowing statement affairs of the company 30h
day Of April, 1858:
Fir Premiums for year..............sz 8. l2 So
Marine Premiums for year............ 9O62 So
River Premiums for yesr....... H7.bs4 50
--s07.7o q
Total net earned Prsmiums.... sA7ssi Is
Fire To- SEES paid and estimsted.... 8 $500 s.
Name. .................... 6U4 B
River. So.ofz
Paid 26Ol9 "a
Paid reinsur and discount In lieu
Of scrip. oO.lOS 80
PAID interest, return premiums, gen.
eral expenses less discount etc.. 6.e4e 0
sss sls Is
Ne, D,Os,,. sags5IO
The Company have the following Assets:
Bills Receivable. S.4g4
Loans bonds and MOrtgage........ 69.S4s IS
--slS.Ss7 %
Cash OF hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O4.67 "a
Loans pledge OF stocks on CALI. 6.4oO 90
Loans on pledge of stocks hms.... n.29Ooo
Real Estate. Ie.oWW
Scrps of other Companies and scri
account fo.Ocz 70 m, ,,a 40
Consolidated City Bonds. ............. $4,000 90
City Bonds. $3.50 W
Bank and other stocks. 1887 IL
Coupons for City Bonds past due.... $50 90
Due for Premiums in course Of col
lection. hoD W
s19sI4 s.
The Company have also:
Suspended Notes, Stocks ana Bonds. 436 365 p
Forfeited Scrip sccount.............. 1859 "a
Interest nncalled for......-...........$ 1850
The above statement is and correct transcript nom
the books Of the Company.
raos. A. ADAMS. President
HKSEr V. OGDEN, Secretary.
PARISH OF oRLEAEs,
City Of New Orleans
Sworn subscribed me- this 23d day Of May
1865 PARIS CHILDRBSs.
Second Justice of the Peace.
Parish Of OrlesnS
The Company will pay interest per cent In cash
all Outstanding Certificates Of Scrip to the legal holders
thereof on and the second Monday in June
The Board of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend
Of THIRTY-THkEE AND ONE-THIRD per the
premiums entitled Anticipation for the year end
ing April 1868 for which certificates will be issued and
after the FIRST Monday in August next free OfGovenmsnttax
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
TRUSTEES
John Watt O. 7. Buddecke,
Samuel B. Newman. p. Il. Foley,
VIM. Edwards, A. O. ober
p. Simms. A. Thompson,
John Phelps.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
once, Corner of Camp and Canal Streets.
EIGHTH YEAR
Premiums received during the year ending Decem-
Der Slst 1867 a5 Al
Losses Taxes, Expenses, Reinsurance. etc., paid
during same period sl9iO7s 81
Assets on the sls December sss66i 50
NEW ORLEANS, January II, 1853
The Board of Directors have resolved declare scrip
DIVIDEND of THIRTY PER CENT the earned partici
pAng premiums for the year ending December 81 1867 and
have further resolved pay Six Per Cent all
standing certificates Of Scrip, and after the second Mon
day of March. 1858 J. TUYES, President
j. ". HINGES, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Geo. UrquhsrtJ TB Blanchard r,. Chs LATTE.
A Roebereau, VIM. Stevens, JIM. LaVeyre,
G. W. BAbcOek, J. A White, A Schneider,
Two Garche, W F. Williams, J. Tuyes
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NOTICE-THE OoPARTsERsHIr aEkEroFoHE
IN existing IN this city, under the style Of RICHARD
FLOWER MAEs is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Richard Flower charged with the settlement Of the affairs
Of the ARM and oil continue the Commission and Fac
forage bis account Once rs rsvier street.
RICHARD FLOWER,
Surviving Partner
New Orleans, Hare Lls6a
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G1AC6INEHY. HARDWARE.
YUM. III. REYNOLDS,
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Mes rs and rs FRONT STREET. NEW oRLzAs
fs prepared TO make contracts for wROUGHrIRos
WORK any Description Quantity st the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also. Of C.rys PATENT EAkTH BoRER
Orders ls at Box Mechanics Exchange 1890 Posi-
Office will receive Prompt Attention.
I Fed" FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED In IsssJ
osrner Of Bsierd and Fe.ehsr strsss,
ses inform friends and me public ksnsrsl,
Ihst prepared formerly, manuf.ctare Steam
Engines Bsilers Sugar Mills sugar Kettles Draining hs
chimes Saw Mills Presses, Newell Screws Gin 6esf
Ing koutbs Bars al kinds Of Plantation
Steamboat wsrks sss description Of Machinery n
the South LEEDS 90.
Orders len at Box ~ Mechanics and Dealers kxehanr
viii receive prom pit attention.
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from the books Of the Company.
OHAs. BRIGGS, President
!. r ROM, Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans,
sworn subscribed before this sd day ksrch
1883 PAUL W. CoLLENs,
Third Jnstios Of the Pssos
SIX Der cent all outstanding Scrip win paid
70 the legal holders the second Monday Of
OHAs BRIGGS, Presidents
AIT CARRfERE. Vice President
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Acting Assistant Adjutanl
UNITED STATES MAILS.
NEW JERSEY.

6 T SS PsGvsS a &c osG
as f' 'PS E@iis@ Ss:s;
sa$ %5rSsi: 'tsf$Ia .Pssh$5 a''''F' DO
bidders viii examine carefully tho laws, forms. aud
n.trnSoai 10 aPa"X'd especially the latter part Of
lOl From New York to IIobokCn, 3 miles and back.
Leave New YORK daily cxecp. sunla, at a N
Leave HoboEcn daily except saEday, at IN and
Arrive at New York by a m and 2pm.
FSis sSlfsE'SSS rs assy Cree.
Sunday III MIA and SHS 81 S1't ay
~ S 10Y LGEs @Iss and GasE
say SHSR s@t9Syy y B5s2n and by
lDi From NeE York, Gy Newark. Orange. seuns
S%' Ssj HsI'2 s%%$n
s SaS ,Ti' .. G&sgy oxssp, s9HSa
% Fran SfS I2Ss h s5sssy Gy Fa&s
New Market, Bound ByS2s; s9nSryilic, RaTitaP'
Sn $s5y sa5i$a hs H$ss fsF%:y M
Bo%msbargb. sprihS5S%n.n Sill Valley. Ffii::
R;sGfs lffs sSS & s"H ES Ss bd Eric
cwiai 5 LSTs yaP sG,fSwn TSeS
Coxt9wn. Preetown, Blandon, Temple, Read.
%Smssr siSaehturMS6Sr s sG"rdns kIeRsHd
@y S Sfa4s AR@yd
i ,rG to Ilarr;EursE, is miles, and
sScdSIs sS!.ScI5rx to The $SpaS Snns ana by
$SS &a},$ 5ys' NV; ESSSA "a En-; wv
taS fR!SiSRn Ee g rEn
~ 9Ss and a GRSs s BY rPi awss
scGeaale ssilsfae!ory 10 Tie dps grSSh ana W
' fgST SSw 6ots Sy bhfypSIt; haawG" and
TS mC 8, %eG I'D during & The .@S end '
often as s,cS@rSS S rum R''' ''"''' week. o' IA
k tTnyS S ii Grs dfES Sunday H2pm
ICES f;S% N;TS$st, y fg %$ss%ou4 Leonard,
aFsR dh%sf%1.I n5sf ani
sShdsy X ,ssmGSa, aa a. rs Ihsa s snS
va RfSas H Eatyn 70 the R
hn sd Long Branch to Branch Shore, 8 miles and
1Uo From saddle River to nohokus. Smiles and back.
Leave saddle River Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
Il Fsa.y2yP Thursday and sa.ur
no S La f4 s mile. and back.
Leave Paterson J$aiIy s1ccpt Sunday at l2m. :.
Esaye LitiIs TAI: daliy, except i Sunday at ann
" 3 h%YsPIn
Mia and ana GdGbBSSG TO r i Jorys 'N
ESSSs rssE;Sa MS4dSy We$Ps.aSs ssd Efissy
FS 1iy %d 9Gs, $sny. siaS, and Sun
ESS RRsfsS 4uss:asyP Thursday and Sal.
A slfsS a s' fstsf.op by spm,
jog From Newark to lwiugon, miles and back, six
kSs Leave ScTSTE daily GTcSrs sunday, at 10 H.
Leave lrylngton daily, except Sunday nj sa m
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n Postmastcrs arc to be careful not 70 certify tho
.uficenoy Of tho guarantors or snreties without
biliyi disregard Of this Instruction by postmasters
Is violation Of their oath 81 ofec subjectine them
suretes distinctly notified that on failure TO
enter into perform the contracts for the service pro-
posed for In the accepted bids, their legal liabilities
will DO enforced against them 80,
y Present contractors. and persons known at the
Department, must, equally with others, procure
guaInntors and certificates Of their sunicGncy sub
stantnlly In tho forms above prescribed Tho certn
cate Of suiceney must DO signed by postmaster, Or
by n judge Of court Of record. No other admitted
ALEX, w. RANDALL.
fcbl.w6w Postmaster General
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Proposals.
pR0fosALs FOR COMMIssARY sfoREs.

HEApaEs Dist or THE INDIAN TsRRIrosr,)
Porr G,n.oSSn tFr ToThn ..Asy, 0gsIcE,
Sealed proposals. IN dapi cate, viii bs received A,
a shs G y Q! i6s arSorfgRs4 Gibson
for the delivery d Subsistence Stores, as follows:
AT FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION, l. T.
80, 900 pounds OF Fresh Beef,
To be deyered In such Quantities and at such times
daily, II rcquired-as the Post CommIssary may
90, 900 pounds Of Bacon, Clear Sides,
,0N hbls Of Mess Pork,
GT, 900 lbs. Flour,
best Xxx Y St. Louis brands; " "
n, 00l lbs. Corn Meal,
oithe bost quality, and securely put up in sacks or
900 gallons Cider Vinegar,
0f the best quality, aud put up n good barrnIc half
barrels and kegs; s ""'"N, "a''
200 pounds Salt,
o good quality aud securely put up In sacks or har
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UTPTCI,l
Cat, PlrTsDuRM, Pa, January Is, lsss.
sealed Proposals will DO received At Ihis oficc cor.
pan Tho 81 day Of February ls5s, at IL o'clock M
IoT ne furnishing and delivering NJ tho Depot the FOL
two pounds 10 the bushol wv 'H' ''
1900 pounds Of good, sound Timothy Hay, (baled. }
(balcd '' " " NV '"""'
ruary, 1853. ~ " WV
Bids must DO accompanied by u guaranty, signed
by two responsible persons (foTm' OF guaranty can
10 Qbtailed at lhia onlce.) Wv"
Tho undersigned reserves to himself the right 10 re
lcct any or all bids that he may deem too high
All bids must be addressed to Brovet Major 0eaaral
George y, Crossman, Assistant Qua rte fuaster Ton
cTal, U. A.. Pltts6urg. Ponnsy lyanla aud marked
Proposals for oats, Hay, or straw," as the ease
BY order Of Breyot Major General Georuo H. Cross.
NJ. 4. LUCAS,
jau@'jl Capt. and NJ. s. NJ, a. A, q. N.
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COLUMBIA RIsEgHTS , iAbEEfy ron WOMEN AND
Corner Of Fourteenth md N streota

=, This Disponsary Is 10 connection with Columbia
and Surgical Treatment free, '' @ou'"'
Patient. who arc about y be confined and dosirs 10
20 ns % a. their owp homes but who arc unable
pay LOT me services OF competent medical practi-
Homer VIII DO furnished with medical attention iroo
vita tho matron. " '' ''''p"''
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Steamboat Lines,
NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.

T. @, KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON,
viii run regularly during the winter months between
New York, Alexandria, Wa.hington, and Georse.
East River at the foot Of Roosevelt street, every Sat
prdsy at {! p. m. Georgetown, from wharf foot OF
FEday, q I'm For frellht or P.,sase apply at The
dsesl:ii D. ". TH6MPsoN, Praaidsut
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.WAsIIsaTos, Jan. q, ls51-poon.
Trains between WASH NOTION and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily. except Sunday, At 100, Is, and IA 50
p. m. and 2Oo, 1. 30. and g. 5p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at Zooa. IN. and q %
and D. IN.
FOR WAY sTATIQEs SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ats Is and a. m. and at 400 and As p. M
'> .T3R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 90 and SOP. IN. No train to or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at T. 5s. IN. and l. 80 and g. Is D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at T. u a. IN. and T. 30 and 8 IS y. IN.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
Leave daily. except Saturday and sunday, at 7S
a. m. and 4, 10 and 8, - p. IN.
On s siSa.Ssy ssa and sn; ssn0.s,Ds
Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
Through tickets to tho West can be had at tho WASH
ngton Station Ticket once at all hours in the day
PSr New IoTs phiiaSGlPhia, and Boston. ad.
master 0 EA&st Il, SoHE,
General Ticket Agent.
General Agent, Washington.
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Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HosPfrAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A RRruoB FROM auAcKERr.
THE ONLY PLACE yyT aIgan a CURE CAN BE OBJ

Or. JOHNSTON has discovered tho NOS, certain.
and s s s, 81 S %sf e the S o.
E .Sssr iS SI sS HsS SgSss y Sss: B.s.
u tie Heart, Tlmdity Trembiinrs, Dlmssss IL ATht
tp dHS SsSc,. I. s E as g;s TSsr;
" YoushsSose sperrr and soa ie ppaeess. merit
fatal to their Victims than the song Of syrcns 70 the
sopcs or SntSpatIos,, rsnacrlns %srrisss e. Inn
possible. youso NBs
Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
nuSy sweeps 10 an unnSy grave q youne
WSo %sRt otSsrwss GaSe ensan %s casr ssns
with liz thunder Of eoauepee or wakeI 10 M
living i'r'' may call ya is tril ssnhd'ns''
Married Persons. or Young Mon contemplating mar.
5E SS,Es sEa:s rls:Si ysssSf o'''a' do
hG PSd Sa aqas aS Pr
confidently rely WIN NH ri; MI
SpTSf sss gSG
@ S:S p: :; 4:
Ss undsf:,nnd: !GS tn6.sl WIZ pISsRa
into Sss. San By IL prSeS hSss
Ing deprived the pleasures o. healthy Offspring, he
Si % sSs GSSs
Papa,on 81 III iieart indiro.sIop. Sop,,pslssl
I RIsSiky Wasting Of The Frame. Coughs eoa'a%r.
OFFICE. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
lef-hand side going from Baltimore Itrcet, a few
NUMBER. run '"' '0'n'' f"' NOT 70 0o'cf'c and
- No ietters rceoivod ,ple.s ,os,n.ia an, .o,
taining stamp 10 10 used on tho rcply Psrson,
ng should state age and 'cnd portion Of ndScr'
Dr. JOHNSTON,
Member Of the ROYAL Coiiosc on Suryco,, Iond,,
graduate from ono q The most emInrpt IN ~
S SsG .rs s,H ssS PsTs
phia and elsewhere has eectoi some 81 hs mast a.
Sn4ns hssS sSS
nervousness being alarmed Al sndJen sennsl hsash
fulncs', with frequent Llushing, attended soIaois,
s,ey u''a"S'''eA' Of tue n'hd' wofo cured 'mn'd'
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr. j. 'aa lresscs ali tbo,o Who hsyc ininrcJ tbo,,
selves by hprspcr indugcnecs aud solitary habits,
These are some az tbe sa3 and ss.ianebo,x .n,c,.
produced by early habits Of youth, VII: Weasnnss or
The Back and Limbs, Pains IN ths Head Dimnsss Of
aa S q Muss sr. fGTG !. u.
Of the Dfscstiys junction, Genspai 6.bityn rmnt
toms Of Consumption ''"''"' D'''s' s'mP-
MRSTALLY-hc fearful effects on In, mind arc ,np,h
BeprssaSa 81 s1ss. Of EGnIyy o. Ideas
Society, Sef.dstrust Love OF Soligds rlmiaIi. '"
are soino Of the evils produced '' w.
Thousands q Of all ages can now judge what
beeomins weak pas sna shs5
a singular appearance about Inc oYSs. eonrb .nJ
symptoms Of eonsumption, '"' '"' WV ''"'" "nd
who have lniurcd themScysss x ain rr,,,,. Ia,
Obliged in when nlonea bab f2cSpentiy X snen I'm m
Nightly G even ~ when as.ss sS s1 n q sn Which are
ers marriage hnpossibio and destroy, be,h MINI ana
body-should apply Immediately ~
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MM2ndays, from Ito i":............Prof. Y, Howard
frJ aa lln i5pm H. Thompson.
Columbia Hospital OPEN fgr the reception Of FREQ
hatentA upon orders Of tho Honorable Secretary OF
the lntoror Such orders for admission can DO OBJ.
Inlncd OF the Surgeon ,in-chof, DR.. J. THOMPsON,at
first. "'N'' ""n ~ Wy III
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ArriNe Al Allentown BY O,O n m.
Leave Allentown daily, except Sunday, At 7.
sS Bsra SSssSgp aud Jacobs
town, TO New Esypt. u miles and back, SIX time'
Leave bOr:chtOwn daily except Sunday at
Leave New EsSpt daily except Sunday at I
49,, Arrive at BOrdentown byeam,
ieS" FSY% PsS sytsS:
iss miles, AND s s sa lime. 20 %Scs 10 POIni
.yiilc,snd twice a week the residue
Leave Sm BOrdcntOWS daily except Sunday I" s:s
ffIIIyos. PcIpsyiilo ~ e:opm,
Leave PointviiiO tuesday aud Friday at GO
fsaSS sio%S ST kli. Monday - shd sa,urda, a,
,,., arrive ., PoLntyillc sy s:gamI
1857 From burlington to Columbus, Smiles and back
Leave Burlington daily except Sunday at 9.s
Arrive at cOlpnbp. by S0pm.
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday at an.
fTopo.s. are iaviisd Tor extension Of route to
,ass y GSGrSe.oWn. miles h further ,,.u, ,.
to JllustOwn. Il miles and back. three times !
Leave Burlington Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
ao Ss and Fri
day Az am.
1850 ffqR BarlnHcn ~ Mount nholley and Smith
yllle. TO Pemberton. Il miles and back, twice
seSssni ssssp ss,sdsy X sn. rGaa: and by
loo Fiji Iis X New L'sGn 70 Browns
Leave femSSrtou %cdas.dsy and %pf Saturday a,
fssys Bfo~S.Milis Wcdhe say and Saturday a,
Arrive at PemScrtOn by lo.sa
ll frSm sSSs' bnsy BY to sedfOrd
Leave Mount Holly daily except sunday at ESQ
t,rl,,a n, M..if.r, ~, - a.
fsavc MedfsTd dsiiy Except S; 81 Sunday aissm,
Arrive at Mount Holly By 10 am ~ "'
1902 fsss rfts,Sai y ssytB S
and ssss RsSSys = new SSY snS m 81:
;S,sa@S5Sai, andy ssehsSais ssti;i.eiory o tSS
day. yn'OD' SIN nh'0' anu pack aaii'' except sun
iS fsS% rhsSGySsi, By Camden MsrshGn1ys
miles and basii SIX times 4 Week. 'n' '0'''' =
Leave Mount Holly daily except C; Sunday at 7
i FROM pSaaepsIbp tPa by Sy Camden Gloucester
a.sa sSSa tissS5 snd gPPi ssaS: E
s%%dsy" 5Ssiid: and BY Schedule 'a':iSS
, ~ more 'a"e1s
sMee sGn 10 A'a''rd " miles and back six times
hSS 1Iy PhMlnabSphs daily except Sunday H.
feaNs MeSFsas 5O asa,lyy sls mi Sunday
I'M, kIr riS' 8, ,rIadIlpSsphls ~
MSSn' TEphTslm Chew vs Lam Landlns BsSkTsod.
Leave fIiwisdEsies. aaii; except sunday aiip m.
Sm. "''''A'n'pWA aA''' except sunday !"
ia7 frgm I'M lbnlspf9i Sy Ia Mann, L,,c,
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Natisnal grpablitau.
toFFiciAL.l
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

HEADo'Rs FOURTH MILITARY DTsrRicr,) E
(MIssIssIPPt AND ARkANsAs) I
yIcKspuRo, MISS, January 81, 1893.
General Orders, No. 8.
General Order, No. 20, series Of 1867, from these
headquarters, prohibiting the purchase or deliy.
cry OF country supplies after sunset and until
market hours In the morning, and requiring All
persons to procure special license as suthorlty
to purchase country produce, is hereby revoked
by command Of Breyet Major General Alran
&. Gillcm. JONI TYLER,
First Lieutenant Forty-third Infantry,
Hreyt Major U. s., A. A. A. U.
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nEPAETNENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usiTRD STATES PATIENT OFFICE

~ n-.,- WAsHINufON, january 2, 1888
~ the petition Of MoRRIs MArTsoS, Of Now York.
praying for the extension Of patent granted To-
him tho 4 day Of April, ISL for an nj in
Ehcna Syrnges, for seven years from tho expiration
April, 1853: " " " ' "
lt is ordered that tho said petition DO heard At tho
" clock m and all persons are noilaed to APP
ion a an ISno essse any the, have. why said pc
rers2n; opposing the extenslan arc required 10 file
h tho Patent Once thoiy objections, specially forth
writing, ut least days before the day OF hoar-
ngi All testaony alcd by either party to 30 used at
furnished on application. v
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tc ALI
mony mn9t DO hlcd IN the Office ti1etv days sfsre
lays AFTER hllng the testimony,
Ordered. also, that this notice be Published 4, the
PC and in tho Atlas, New YORK, N. Y. once week
i2r three successive weeks the hrst OF said pubea-
hearing. H. @, TuEAKffy "
las. Msw Commissicnnr III fihinani.
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nEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
- USITRD STATES PATENT OPPIcR

WAsHisdroS, jan, o, isS,
Conn praying for the extension ~ patent grantsi
ment IN Cnltiyator, for seven years nom Tho crr-
dlon o. SAID patent which takes place on tho ~ Hsay
!! is ordered hat TIE said pctlioa DO to,ra =, u,o
iMsnt yMSe GU MONDAY, the I'D day Of nns no VIZ
petition ought not 70 be gfanted 'S nave why said
forsuns opposing the extcns.o on ara r.,,,,r.J Ia A.,
sor m rssgs Once their objections, spesialiy ss
sssS al RI ,siIt@0ay died BY shsT party to S 6s
mited in Seeordo nc muh DO taken and trans
vi" bep no iItG6nshsd on application. "A''"
h mus DO h!ed in tho oice f,esatv days before
IL sNNy, q hearing the arguments, il any, within
HrlssaSyIs sier ming the testimony.
aiho that this notice DO published In tho
p sD ana NE Iatstligsacer, weshing ton, D.
MSSE III thgee successive weeksi The first Of said
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pHILADgLPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI.
MORE RAILROAD.

MORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th, 1906
Trims fos Baltimore and Washington leave Phlla-
..l15a m. Express Mondays excepted y H. u a. m,
Express; 500 p m, Express; and II. % p. m, Bx-
Way Mail Train for Baltimore tsl5a m.
TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore % A. m, Way Mall, 0. % q. M,
Express: L. p. m, Express; O. % p. m, Express,
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leayo philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
at T. 10 q, m; and II p n,
Leave baltimore for Philadelphia ats Jp. m
Leave Baltimore for New York at 9p m
milo II. y. KENNEY, Superintendent
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1897 - GREAT 1907
lOOS PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOOi
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 9Th. 1907. train. will run as fol-
Washington 7Ssm Baltimore l2lop,m.
BEEN IoS
THE GREAT D0UBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room, day
aud night Cars, with modern and aaying
from four to twelve hours In time over any other route
York. '
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
nj, Thrcoagh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and PITTS.
Passengers by this routs from Baltimore have the
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the Office
corner Of sixth street aud avenue under
National Hotel, where reliable Information will DO
Passengers procuring tickets at this ecc can secure
accommodation In Sleeping Cars for Elmira or Pitts
burgh. w. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth At. aud Penn. svcnne,
des:ly baltimore. Nd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-30

A NEW automaton toy has Just been
invented in. Paris, called the Zouave
drummer, which promises to cause some
sensation. The Zouaye is most SPLEEN
didly and correctly dressed, with sword,
knapsack, belt, with real brass drum,
ebony drumsticks. &c. He stands upon
very handsome table, and at the word
of command, goes through the following
wonderful performance The Zouave
moves his head right and left, up and
down, in the most natural manner, also
his arms, smokes a pipe, sending the
smoke out Of his mouth long way.
whistles, &c. But the marvellous part of
his performance consists of the Zouave's
beautiful drum playing. A small
and perfect brass drum is hooked upon
the belt of the Zouave, the drumsticks
placed in his hands, and, when desired,
he plays in such superior and natural
manner that no drummer in Her Majes-
ty's service can in any way surpass him;
he plays first with his rig ght hand, then
with his left, then with both hands; the
movement of the Zouave's hands, arms
and wrists, while playing. being as nat
ural as living drummer. He. can ac-
company any piece of music. &c. 1t is
further Stated that the toy is not set in
motion by electricity or machinery.