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New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
Aaay and Troy oolnseins -h Northern and Wsn trains vii
n EIpr,. lsB Vi, Hud.gs Railroad TAlrt,h 81 and
Tenth through Buffalo and sspeDios Bridge ssoi efans
eouuecBs sh for Sirsogi huuahd buus
10 EIpr." Hud,Ou River Rlro,d .on1.etas "AS'n'
The West. and at ilo, -'I ,n. for u. North
sssssss al Ch,,b,n TA ws,iera Railroad L.blusa
sSTps. Pt.se t AbsnI With wsserp an. and al Troy "1'h
sa 5 'SI ss1 t1PT,.. a1 g.s u. Hsioa Rd soa,rs
AlbaaJ with sSierH trains and 81 rro' 9th Hi1' "' ~
rs n Kip. Vi, n.tes R,lto. ss soso.g,Us =. cha'S's
is.n, ssb western t,n, stPas .,..eh,d a. AO.1y
.,css and ras % BsS.o ,ad Suspension Brg woa h.as.
5 81 sar Aye sSssl 6s%s. S,s S '. 1%"1 hsas.
ard o. Rsro,d Connection for Troy vii bs male at ki Aoi"
I'll II D sI M .r.in s u. Hudson Railroad III. ,.'Pnt ,s.!
.oGn,sGI 'hS;, M ~. VIZ s s ss.tn S,I. .aS "ut. North
san,y y. b, ran va ihd.Sn s't, h1T., zoe
Eetgmss ,'e roaghiee;s a. H .JTS mn, 10 T aa
n AID arriving. MlsrSu ..1t ~ k''ar'E leaves Ai'
ton ,'' n" arriving Nm Vi; IT,; IL vasBERBur ys.rr..ai
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW ,JEhSE 1 -
~ P,s.snrer ami Frsh Depot 100. 81 W,,tSru
P,od spJ =, rs,tor " Nh lie Lshgb VALLEY Railroad sad ' pnpe
lions. smng sdre hne PHbnrsh 'Si 'he est N'l''
car. ALIExrowS IISg TO THg WEST.
Thr,, Trpre Ne, n'rp Sudi Hneh oa'
S s " m,, ssd taree sy Chicago Cincinnati
o. ''''' 49, agIyG ARRANGEMENTS
c.ru.,eiuF April d. lsg-LeaEe NrW-lnTk as olovs:
s.1 a n-Fm E.sion. bethlehem N.ueh Chuut wif'H'Osrt
wss't siS,iSs fps % y. Termination Ju-op Srosiur.
a.. Sersutou Kingston. Pltisior, Grr.l Bend, &C .
"aP .syN FxPRE, ior Eastou Anentowr fNrhufg iis
h sd the vithoa change Of Cincinnati of ,eieAsa
81 Co1uects AZ Harrisburg Win Nefrfa
,sl and Ihiephra tuj Re Roads or Fire and tnr Oh Rsroa
SsS. Al Junction via Del L.t and Western Rao.d- s'ef
p'i.,, >. "a hronsh 10 'ih.cs1o ~
~ m-fEAiS-For Essioa. Ahenorn Msneh fhu1k Nlks.o-
Rs,ab, Coanbs Lancaster kphaa NI Pois'iHe Harrisburg &c
an mo S0meuthc. -. 80, .s---...,
train Ri1on Allentown Maufh thuns sui Srrsrton
Cs,r>sArl g.s--For EAsiou Beilleb.m. Aleuiosn
p frs u,,iup Plsbursh Chicago ard Carbna heepns's
"a pt,,nrgh ard Chicago Uanrc Junction sh Deb h4eh ~
W.t m n o Sunui-targ Water esp. scranton a. .. .
ia n M Fer semerrlle ara fssuingfOn.
~, M i junction anig 5te staoas . Al
,n nL-For Sofnsrslle. 80 p....,
~ Ws.rKaN E1PHE- PRaiS-For Ezsa, Aleniera Reada y
nrsoy pittslaEh sod the Wecoanect,a Hsrubv'S WIN
,,sin Gpr MhliauspaIL frs &C 49, =. .--- = ...t..
ear, through Jersey CITY 20 Piusbrrsh every 'ehhs
.tts.l trains arc Breet Point Elizabeth, ke -, p,s
he ohee 'enih
81 f New Jsr,,v Ltsrivst H. H. se Aslor loo,s
Ne 10 Ir-enHichsi and al tie prHePH
bot - hNh''' w
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

J,NEs IhcKsoS, sfertlaTy
VNO the LADIES of the UNITED STATES.
am an IRON. .HOLDERl had my origin IN Cahoru4al lhe
ade. Francisco call their pt will protect yosr nan
from hatirou only cost - cent? went you h me
j " HOLMAN No ry. Room No H. New.l ok CITY, Is
nv sole agent Wanted MERCHANT TO sell me and other n
articles In eyerv cy village the Atlantic States am
| u.4 f q.
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CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAIYS LEAVE DEPOT


II foot Of CbsmbeFsst, Ps'onis Ferry: -,
, bay Epr,sa for Rehsss Blfso Saan'nea Danit,
snd oil west aud S0ufh
e. M Uay Trdia iav Osrie aud nterne eae siAtoHl
1000 NJ EJr,s. Mail Cor Bsao SALAMANCA, Dunkf and al
point, West and South.
Way Epr,a si0ppg ohlf ai sterling Janctou inr9ra
,nd stations sss Of Turner. 10 Port Jsr heHbarsh, Aad war
.et
$50 o. n Wdy Tain for Sasern and lntsrmeii't. station,
for Rochester. BulAlo, SAsnknca Dun
hrk .pl ell points South aud West
800 n HaV Tdin for Susern ssd inteunsiste stations
D daily for Rochester. Burio sanaIea
Dupti and All t By this IespinE eoachs,
will through g. tincbusl without chinge
D. 10 EaiCrapi Irria. daily for the west
I.o Wr Trains Tor Borg Spnng PAs.ae ani P1t,'on 't6
ara 9.Is n u NJ. sul l:t5 900, SO and l;vp p NJ On
"Wednesday gh TbesT 1Faa " O'clock for SaasrA AHa 1
mediate 1ist0EI
srSbr Tr,tSs n Tr,in, for ousrns " No. ,nd
6:Jj Nfh Erpree lor pnhArh but
Go koehsslef Sasmsuea al points West and south sv u,
Rrsr.ut Tran llO for P1i,Iton aud for 1sr'h
Erprs, ne through SALAMANCA buuirk ard Buaao rh
connection With all hoaIls AIa
/ Western Inca ~
Tek.c,s be obtsr.d the oieeNo 2 Broai~'s
Depot foot Of Chamberst Yof also Loa. Doef pspo 'ss
| Chy
nu,r,is Guide 70 the principal suburban pet' on me Aas o
ols RsrT been prepared AnI can bc %
nei Of the CompaaT free ofrhs, hy hos, r,ns 10
! F'' a.. RIDDLE. Gsseral SupL
1 Ran G,s,r,l p,ss Arrp
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Salts bp Sutton.

RY HENRY ii. LEEDS, ,AuctiOneer.-HENRY
lDH LEEDS MINER viii sell b. auction on MONDAY April a. at
GENTERL HOUSEHOLD fURSITgRRCOn,stng Of v.lv.. and
and eorniee Ros.wOsd5 oct Pue Piano seolin
Fable Oar cha, mig and B W Bodstead. mig mlrbl.t
,.s, shs RaT6i-fop Ws,hstand, b W n.stop Dressing Bo
.I % %4s Lousges N sen reps Wilton s's Car 9eO,h st,
nre, sc, with which the sale viii commence. ~
RY HENRY III. LEEDS, AuctiOneer.
DAY hEt hRt n = tsD$ M s sSEs Il M % @ s % rs, on MON
HANDSOME ToUsEHoLb FURSiTURs- Consisting Of velvet
SI, g, oplsss vPisS :aI,1n. h.de. @ahorsny v
ers kc sTeOsou table dninE chairs stair csrpe rods oco
china erocIery. glassware St. a.c ltchsn furniture
A. NJ MERwIS. Aueuoneef
Ply BANGS. MERWIN g. CO., Broadway cor.
sSSSsE % TsSoSs SSas SS e A 1'pSy s's ScE ESrH s
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARF vi Agricultural and HonieutuA
SSS S.s Win much care AID sIse cost during n,S y % and
% .s .s %sa ssP,G Se T. sS o sR aia1s ss
gG oS m S s GaSsTns 1., ss & for s Caa1s. are
Gro. A. LslvIrT, AucuOneeL - ,~-,rl>>,
R0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, GLlMd0N GaIgsIog
Co CoNsSSxEyTs SoLcED CATALosUTD AND SoLO
AMERICANA.
An extraordinary eollsetiSa 0f ,,,,,o no ,,,pp,c,
eeisr ..ora portion Of magnificent private rb on sal. ny
BOTTOM No ao SrSS oS T1 s WoI on iSe Revolution
OF ihe the AmeIsn Indians RaTe Tracts 'eyera
Tbs 1b 10 be ,old by Auction by LEAvITT STREBEIG Coz
Apttones Eghthst MONDAY April 21, 1863, and
osHs & e. d SSGss & Of SfS book on % S ss paper including III,
-orkG Franklin Adams Washington Webster Bancroft rOg &C.
Catalogue ready; price 80 cents
DY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTlONEER.
I'D TUESDAY APRIL 28 At l0s O'CLOCK. -
AT No. l3 WEST FIFTlfOUETHSI.. MAX tlfIi-ANbp
sUPERB HOUSEHOLD FuRN1TUkB'
THE taSbfIFRs TIs S Sis5 3 f BRSSzGg on GI0cks &c.
imported by Tiffany a Coz
TIE CARPETS. CURTAINS, &c, BY
4. 4. Stewart Co. and sloani
THE MIRRORS. CARVED CORNlCLS, 1c, ~
Williams q stevens -. 49,, 80,
Furniture contained The eegsat nns on J capt
William r Williams, consisting in part a. follows;
DINING ROOM
d b,aek walnut Br s erteuon Table Chus Enamsled Punch
Piano by CbceHg Son maroon
reps Cun massive marble Mauc Cok bronze Goaps real bronze
Chandeliers China Dinner Set richly painted and deoa'es
@ RECEPTION ROOM
Super English Velvet Carpets satin Dcne Curtains t,st Sci
heavy Mirrors rich rosewood Am CHAIR
sborAtelv CARED Center Tables T BouIe furf brilliant Crys
superb silver and bronze Orname vases IorHuoVVA
&e, &G ,,,.,~,vc ,on,t
Superb Administer Medallion 'aTpets e carved rosewood
su elegant Etony Recepton Essy and LAes Chair Slar
side Tables, Bocatel Curtains with
massive bsugDg beavy Lace Curtains magnificent Mirrors seres
China and Omon Receivers and Marble Snart tonsol
Tables Candle et Fases srd many other 'e beiauu ob
jees selectsd for their eIceeJng sesanee
MAIN HALL
Hove ylvs pes csrye m Rack With deers besl Sue Bronze
IY Psrre Grand CARPETS. Gothic ta super
sryed Regulator Bugsh OHcohs EugAh Buses Osfleb
roseu nod aud bisclvahai Chamber Furniture &C.
Of the aEd particularly worthy bc AehcN
R0BRRT SoMKRviLLK Alci Opesr OGce No. 50 S,ssaast
All Gallery We. p fiftlrave
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atnobals.

Rrmobals.
UENRY II. MINER a BARKER VIII kt-
voVE Nv 10 tlr new spacious Saesroom No Court
l.r = nr daafs Broadway, where ey s ttI 10y Au.h
GRNEEAL MERCHANDISE and are prepared !" hAA' A-AH VI
MILLINERY and DRESMAklNG. - MIS-.
I NcEEAN hs removed her Millinery and pesnAiilg Ao'l
ueut from No unoutquare 10 No. III bfosisAl'
FRENCH FLOWERS just CusomlIou's No il3o b'oaaN!
LATEST STYLES BoNYETs and HATS No 1l9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
ToNG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Ar

L. r,aEtmep--cb.hs. Of Tns-Ltsve J,nes.lp: snn We, M
a lor Gr,eupor al connecting AZ Mheos "'A
us o Glen cove Hrnpsisai ~ sosssi passenger ts o.
,nI all stations EIprs.s train for h'ri s'a No.
syost and Glen psengsr and all staos.
Fsupgda pas,ugsr u,n. AID o horh p Si'a
supd, Eruron Ilani.s Poui al s3 srr'es al
Heaters Point ssA.io p N. To take effect NoI isel ,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
sa, R,, s:O4 6;jl Moon Sets .Ii 10
s.ua, pool Gov Island. .l2eo hsn Gats. lsI
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MtOital
Mathintrn.

C,AFETY HOSTING MACHINERY.
- OTlS BROIIlEkS q Co, No. s9 BIoea~sy y y. Ci.l.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
Sttxxbsds NIB 4silfsshs.

St,mSshs NIB ySilfsshs
EOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD AND THE NORTH. Fare, 81 Steamers ssvs rssE
sp Tor k.s Haven at 9;ls aud " p NJ, a1ees 'a ~.
DOR HARTFORD, Direct--ClTf OF HAkI-
poRD STATE .y. Pelug ; S, ,,., :. s., for
iS @ Ss,.S .S y ,:s1fs Ss" sf 8sso
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The ST John .s DREW ..: Per hS G '., ., s a.
c,na,t North River, daily sunday' eicp's' o. A'''nA~
NEW-Y0RK and NEW-HAVEN RAILRoAD
1851 srN,fER ARRAYGgMEyr 1851
COMMENCING JUNE D. 1861
P,us,fu Staten IA g.- rok corner and FsSrA
Kstrsnss Twenty seventh g.
TRAINS LEAVE sEw. YORK; -.
n.r ioc cEnr .Is 80 sasssf. ss.sscc ,E1jea S
For Milford Si.tferd f.Is Southport and w''tp0rt "'0 LILO
For soT.,ii Zoo ,l 500 n,o n I,is G1) 300 CErh
Ssf Dsriss. acS. Scc iiso {. n ass 80 ssp
o,s:a.Ss o sa sd tern ss 1dsSs ions fo s a
49, wv 49, CONNECTING TRAINS
r rSr BS:'S. BS:S E sErss ss isG e . ga 10G
For Hartford and sprsgssA 800 N. (EI 2i5 800 EIb 500
For Connecticut River Railroad 400 CErl iaEp n Men
"i Fsr H.nfor Prsnd:ass and Flhln Ralro,as rJ Y
For H., London and stOupgton R.iosd at 500
FST FST Goa..sss Gaa. ssi'IfsS saIos % S?ls
Nor ksuxatuck Railroad 400 a. JOO N
For Dsnbury and Eorvalk Railroad, 100 So n, a0p
Conuodisas Sleeping CAs attached TO 400 N tram .,
NEW W-JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHlA,
~ VI. ksusingon Via Camden, a pm wa
Pha II and IL night For Bait and nAspingon
s:4Oa n 130 m.s For South and SWest-S" Am no"n
F8R THE wgsT-TO Cincinnati and ChicsgOsto NJ ~ n
D. m 7:30 D. The $40 N. and 1870 trans nroagn n p.s
silver Palace sepugear m tram run
change making connections A. Cneinhu ~
.ary m N Family compartments cars also On
NJ and Thurs through TO chicago Nthat nAnge
one lines with all morning IRA ne
Chicago. cDaly1 a r. w. SAenSoNi wa. oeo
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. L-(WIN-
- TER ARRANGEhBNTS.l
Jamesssp n T., t9a N. via harosu o 'A"A@ "'
Babylon and all way stations ,.r-,,- g.,
Leave Franklin Brooklyn at sos via Broshgn Centra
Railroad jamaica for Babylon and all way Stations
Leave Jsmesslp N l. RAILROAD 70 JAMAICA io'
BsbyIou and all stations .. - 60,
Railroad 10 Jamaica for Babylon and all waytationS -.
Leave Babroa Jamaica and all saons e"nneo1
Ing With train ofL Railroad. arriving a. Jamesstip al lo u
jamaica and all eounocT
ing With train Brooklyn Celra Railroad arriving A.
BTooilyn al 10 m - N x.,.,,on. a..
,.c,iuv With train OF Rairosd arriving Jmessshp AZ m
Leave BABYLON 2lO for Jamaica and All "a tauonA cor
ueeing with train brooklyn Central Railroad in'hs
ay, Brookyn At and connecting also With the horse ears q
he Es NewYork and Jamaica Railroad Which s1, Jm,. ss "
inmates. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES. FINDS CREDITED OR
RRNTI-TFD FOR on RRCEIPT At MARKET RATkS
AI4 rREE OF ALL CONNISSION CHAR0KS
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
A. N. MERvIs, Aaetoneef
DY BANGS, MERWIN .&5 Co, Broadway cor

~ HkiSae, Of Books Works Of Art Fsney Goods FuIntuT kS
MONDAY AFTERNOON APRIL a. Al O'CLOCK.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LBRARf of Agricultural and horticultural
Books gathered With much large during
png the Of Ageature and
Horticulture: including e1pensvey illustrated works snd valuable
hrgsh bokt anil number that exceedingly scarce Also fs
ooeog of periodical publications kcle whole onng me oe's
library o m Kind has for sale Catalogues are
ready. and the books o view.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

cISI ACtIlON Sail
III DF SCRANTON COAL,
o. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. 1885,
r ''H NV -yoEK April p 1855
IN, pyL,W AEE. LACKAwANSA AND WESTERN RAILROAD
k1r Si Iii SIII hv JOHN H. DEAfER, Co. Aueton
80 ~ nm, unsr,s sae,roo No 70 AkIkPAtt corner VI
,t ~. Yari On WEDNKSbAY, April - a. u Oecci nom,
""'''- $500 TCNS It
sfCO1 from scsesuS Re- o. ih. ua sI,s os1sta1e Al
j. d,iug The mouth OF May. Ht6
Terms. I'm, p payable lir i.hu os 'n W ~ Wy ~
,r N, , Whiu dSys thereafter rsfed A. ihe nhre oi
tis Comp4Br
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

X hENh1 II. LEEDS, AuctlODter.
AZ HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sell BY AUCTION, MON
DAY APRIL r. At et O'clock the JeSdence No Great Jobest
HANDSOME H0UsRHOLD FURNITURB-Consstirg Of velvet
Brussels and ingram carpets pafor suits NJ T. center tables pier mir
ros gp ootes window surHB and shades mahogany and
bureaus beistc vAshssnds cOmmOes kc mattresses pillows Dol
sers kc extension table dining chairs stair carpets rods oco
ehRa. erocleTy. glassware, Ne also kiehen furniture
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27

- w. KELSEY, AuctiOneer--llOUSEh
". FrRSITTRE Al ArCIIOS.-KELsEG CORNWELl+ Auo
&C., lii skill Al puhHe auction general assortment Of trstea
PIRIOR BFDROOM KITCHEN FURNITURE a. the following
nscs NOEDAY Anvil South Tenth sDd Thss hs
BAY April IS MOr'ons near NEDSbsDAl
lCymer st)i and on IhLbSDAl
Az, s Al No Hamilton (Clymerst -aH IN Bfo"kn A.
"a se each AZ l0s OciVcI Sales positive AeH
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DY HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-

DI HENRI d. MINEK, AJIIIUNLLh[.-
ID S4LESROoM So 81 NAssArST opPoSTTh TIE ,ITs P9SI
BARKER WILL RMoyE NAY TO IiElR NBw ANP po6Rs sr1
WFST or BROApWAY WHERE THEY WILL HOLD kE6lLLk
WFgTLY SALBS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FOR THt 1oS
VENIENCE or THOSE DESIRING TO REMOVE THEIR 1BAI-
THIS AND ALSO GvK TIbR PERSONA ATIhSd0S ,ngS
10 SAIBS or FURNITURE AT THR RESIDENCE Of fAklihS
nFCIINING HOUSEKEEPING. CONSGGNMENIS OF GENthAL
MFHCIANDIS SOLICITED. AND LIBERAL ADVANCES hApf
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"a Mbnm Il lazy 6nttnn.

IN American Gentleman and Wife, with or
N without servant viii TAKE CHARGE dt REslDkNCB for
psIy intending be during the sumner nd wshng " leA"
Tribune once
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EDWaED A. Lawrence, AncioueeI. .,
QUESTION: -HOVSF SALE of UNCLAIMED
j. NJ PHELPs, Auenonter; : ,,, .
INIEG ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIIIRE at

II hVCrlONJ NJ PHELPS Co. Ne 81 Pinest vii sell a,
,Ugtion an WEDNESDAY April 2 AZ 10 0ciek 81 No J-5
IVES, FURNTUkE contained IN sd house con
,fpg IN part rch rosewood and boca'el po suites ehtr
curtains Brussels carpets 6e bef
Rooms 10 mahogany iu end complete Gormuti dnpg Io9Hs 10
b,et walnut consisting u black walnut extension table buret
L. with assortment OF duugroom and kitchen
friure with sale will commence Catalogues and further
Il --.
Evening star., 1868-08-12
fro DE- coNTrNuEp.l

RIDING A WIPE ON LADDER.-An affair
has Just taken place in Welsh village which, az
the details had not been proved in the police
court, there might be some difficulty in credit
ing as piece of contemporaneous history. A
man, named Williams, living st Wsenfawr,
CarnarvonshIre, got tired Of his wife. and after
living apart from her for some time, married
again. 1t appears that n is the custom 10 regard
the woman, and not the man, as the principal
offender in these cases, and according 70 the
unwritten law of the country her penalty is
is that she shall be seized by her neighbors and
placed in an upright position upon ladder
(freshly tarred IL pracucable), with her legs
through the holes, and be carried about the
village Tor such a space Of time seems good
TO her beaIers. Williams's second wife was
accordingly seized at 10 O'Clock al night by a
mob. which surrounded the house whera she
had taken refuge, and being fixed In the ladder
in the position described, she was carried. not
only all over the village, but for a distance of
two miles along the turnpike road, being re-
deliver ed at home shortly after midnight A
policeman watched the proceedings from a safe
distance, and yalIantly taking down the names
Of ten men and two women whom he recog-
nized in the crowd. they Were subsequently
summoned before the magistrates and fined a
sovereign each
Evening star., 1868-08-12

To PREVENT HORSES BEING TEAsED BY
FLIEs.-Take two or three small handfuls Of
walnut leaves, upon which pour two or three
quarts Of cold water: let It infuse one night.
and pour the whole, next morning, into a kettle
anq let IL boil for a quarter Of an hour; when
cold il will be fit for use. No more is required
than to moisten a sponge. and before the horse
goes out of the stable let those parts which are
most irritable be smeared over with the lilo uor,
viz: between and upon the ears. the neck, the
fianks, &c. Not only the lady or gentleman
who rides out for pleasure will derive benefit
from the walnut leaves thus prepared. but the
coachman. the wagoner, and all others who
use horses during the hot months.-Fdmer's
Rcceipt Book.
Evening star., 1868-08-12
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
oitissns, testify to its wonderful efncacy:
CERTIFICATES From PHYsIcIAHs.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 4, 1889
believe DR.. Lsvrences "ROSADALISn to be
the BEST ALTERATIvE IN GsR, and therefore fully
recommend it as such.
THOMAS J. BoYKIN, ND.
ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA
BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
DESPAIR MOT.

Dy. J. J. Larresoe:
DEAR SIR: My youngest lighter, aged i've Year,
has been dreadfully afflicted with Scrofula nearlv
al her life: tried a great many Physicians but
eaid there was no hope Of cure. During the last
spring she was worse than ever, her body and
limbs being covered with sores and blotchesHvIth
face and eyes badly liberated and swollen Whilst
IN this condition, vas advised By Dr. L. A. Stith
20 try your Rosadslis. At once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving II 20 her T1s sfsct
eoS MdStcdI. II less Aaa q Dsonfa to my Rreat
astonlshment, sac HdS entirely uelE. am air
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W, w, BURNETT
Evening star., 1868-08-12
nFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN.
" DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS,

Proposals. will be recsi fo1 he ssiyey, 10 shs
Ireesury Department Of about 500 TONS OF
coal. ylz;LlA tons Of Nc; 1: ao tons Of No; .,
eoal. and 100 tons Of Bed Ash, lLykens yalley) to
be weighed on the scales Of the Tressury Extension,
Also, 100 cords Of dry OAK. and 100 cords Of
Baksr's PINE WOOD, to be corded and measured
at the Treasury Department
All 10 be delivered at such times, In such Quan.
titiee, and at such places as may be required.
Bids will be received Hntil IL o'clock noon the
nth day Of August 1883, addressed to the General
Superintendent Of Treasury Baildings, and TO be
considered binding for two weeks after that date,
the Department reservins the right TO reject ell
any portion Of the bid received.
No bid viii be entertained unless sfactory
evidence be given Of the ability Of the parties
to MI the contract. GEO. McCARTEE,
jy U-d General eupt- Treasury Buildings.
Evening star., 1868-08-12

nRPHASs, oouRi. July 18th; bss,.p.:
sctf:-lp the csse ei S0ns S5xz.LLi a.
Hdministrssor G & :. saors:ead hes, via the sV-
PROBATION Of the 0rpnsns S2gr q e:eingsos
day Of Assast, a. y. - for &c asel ..stls
ssS aeesassd' and Of the ssssts in hand, 81 far
s the ssne have sesn collected end turned into
~ ssid dsoesssd are notfned 70 sftsnd with their
claims Iroyerly vouche3 sr thsy nay oessrvise by
sssass Pvecsdsd. copy Of this srasr b Dublshsl
osos. . week tor thres wssks IN ~ Bvs1inG ossr
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Evening star., 1868-08-12
BALTIMORE, February 10, 1888.

d.. j. J. LarYsses:
DxAR sIR: take pleasure In recommending
your ROsADALIs as 9 very powerful altersfiye. =.
have seen IL used In two cases with happy results
-one case Of secondary syphilis, in which the
taken i've bottles Of your mrdieine. The other 3
cass Of scrofus Of long standing, which In rapidly
Improving under Its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recovr. have careful
~ examined the formula by which your Rosad alis
tsrsttye Ingredients.
Yours truly, =. W. CARR, n. ID,
Evening star., 1868-08-12
s0POSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW
DEPOT QuARrKRxAs.KR,s ORrIcs,

WAsHINGToN ID. Q July 81. Iss
until IL NJ. August ", 1888. for furnishing ali the
GOkE. OATS, HAY and Rye STRAW to be 2f
sSs ns
FORAGE and Straw to be delivered monthly. any
.Da Of limits % the s:
hty ct Soldiers Home, and In such quantities and
charge Corn to be delivered in GOOD ~ .acSs, ta of
about Two brshei, each fty six ss, pound 90 the
each, Of less than thirty two s2 sounds to the
bush.I; Hay and straw baled, and to weigh two
rao1sand 6a19O pounds por ton. Bids will also be
Bidders will state the price of sacks separate of
ats and corr per bushel, and Of hay and straw per
We now use about eight thousand Is .oOo) bushels
and thirty eight 1881 tons Of straw per month; but
We reserve the right to increase or diminish that
6y ne on notice. and CON
menths' supply Of forage aud straw on hand, and
vii be- %Tsshed VIII each bid in
the sum OF tee thousand dollars signed BY two re-
fui. within ten days after his acceptance. sIsenss
acc contract IN accordance with above relqirements
before the s,h day o aa
evidence that he is prepared to commence fulfill
Payments will be made monthly for quantityjof
forage and straw delivered, IL In funds, or soon
Eeps n r. a. s S1o are Sr the
ties to whom delivery has been ordered.
6y snd ao
ties will be reapiIed Of the successful bidder, for
f tn tn. kind
ana quantity of forage and straw required, it will
be puschassd !, IN TO open market, and the excess OF
All bids will be submitted to the Quartermaster
proposals. viii be addressed to the undersis sned i,
marked " Proposals for Forage. }" aud bidders are
81 Of
.n,.p, Rr,I Deputy asny =. n aePsI.' Ssnd, and
Evening star., 1868-08-12
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORI AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WAsHINe7oN, Nay 8, Noon, IL.

Trains between WAsHINGTOH AND BALrI.
nORE and WAsHINGTON AID THB WHIST
re nov run - follows. Wis:
FOB BALTIMORk.
leave daily, except Sunday at t55o, 60O, end In
,. M, eno 2:O, and 40, and 8:A ,. N.
FOB ALL WAY 6TATIONe.
"a s. DAILY except Sunday, st1W O. n, anA IN
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH sB AHnAP Pc.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at Soc and TOO o. :, and at 100 and -
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 100 Q. n; ard 80 .. m. He trains %
hon Annapolis on sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 500 Q. m, and go and 8:0 ,. =.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave st 500 Q. n. and l:O and 6:lS D. n.
FOB ALL PAEf6 OF THE WIgT.
Leave daily, excsDt Saturday and Sunday, 90:
Q. m, 40 and 8:tS ,. n.
On Saturday ct 500 .. n, and 3O ,. N.
On sunday q 40 and e8 ,. n. only, oonneedns
q Relay Station with trafns from Baltimore @
Wheeling, RArkersburG, 10.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can Be ha a
the Warrington Station Ticket Once at Al houn
In the day, as we'll - at the new ofoe, 400 Penn
ylysnia aven1e, where arrangements eas b
5ade to check baggage 1t hotels or private resi-
For .Nev York, PhiladelRhis. and Boston. ~
y.LWMeOH, Haster Of fransDortaEios.
IN. COLI, General Ticket Agent
oc0 gro. B. KO0NTx, Aren't. WashinGton.
Evening star., 1868-08-12

"The body OF a woman, found in the lake
al Chicago on Friday, and supposed 70 be that
Of one Of the victims OF the Sea Bird disaster,
has been identified as that of the wife Of Mr..
Martin woodruff, who resides at Aurora III.
The lady committed suicide by drowning her
self on The night of last Christmas, after being
q week married. The day after her marriage
she attempted TO destroy herself by taking lau-
danum. She was insane at the time, and her
husband had taken her 20 Chicago,i intending
70 place her in an Insane Asylum.