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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

Sn GambrtO9e, Mo,, iinO auf zen
~. DIT. bic adtb. g. jSnmblGIpn, S. &,
@alSu, gB.. q. g8bpis mb u. Gpntatlc ais
9tesner aneSeigt. l..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

* Die AM Etrnlta0e in EeldWdrc iatt,
gefunpens SnipCiicren g9abl bat bic 9luit9r
ten Nclutale fur ole 6emp!rdtte cr0cb;u.
Sp erbtilten Die 8eputlfancr in gBtlming,
ton. 100 tie tft Der Ieghn Dopors g8abl i'm
Sepiember nph 305 ct. Rebrbett battcn.
nur 0, In 9isw Gdilie bic Gemofratfn 6l2
st. Diehrbstt, 40l meEr, dle IN 1866.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09
g SImaDu'ss S,Ijule.

al. Qeptliuubeu iur cas- Qginer.N NaltiaRrI btDWMEh
~. * ., ,,nlian bsn l. septemteg. @tersens alr. %n
msioaSaea sur auiaabnc neusr SahIer ge!rsl IN m
Sa,,is Ter QDg6e snt6sasn senNmmtn ahfTaf''Ss
r,oos,, ~ " S. studpp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

IN u. gpulS iam eIn DteD N p4S
,plJr.eIe l2p.e" unc beraube per nalt
alerau2er 9reeo pon Yartersbar9, 9Eeit-
Yirg., urn $1I 200 III HpIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09
2Sie man aRitelicS .pcrben fann.

S}r8inb Semanb, rrlasr I;tgGtb 40 rrertsn Wilridt
Nut eR.Wetcr pcrlCnlb ertdemel pa(r brelb 80 but ID
Ghef. grNfotdel, pctprtre pser burt GrprCb, tertn
GpHcu SpH tenn NppliIlren beJaDt perfen muB, etlls
lbtdeA. liner letneR llmdnee wrt tlt Nnbafpr tnr
eigae'tidil Gtlter retantwrrtlib icin. juDeib mub
etn parr enl eitidi priten, dHfweGcm Der pcGeglme
GHr, SebUeI ,.ri, geaerIpatiie SclGdfiluul eeS Nv
YpIee At f4rtiten 't ett gcR3lfee, Smtt, Gpntq nl
oiadt etuhi@ 9chri,tea 'no Cwte alG fii drjigtdts
Nlietat pctss cen @eiuntbeitslulaHb lnJbt, mo Cd
tH Ter @eltng tss untCrubiniS AritcS Ter Wrpl;ant
riHe sceRrete gereit CUR gfsiSesun9 N. 8Ormu!drr
eIeicr dpyapu iur @l.glierlhall Gerstn auf 3r.aH.
sea acidpdl psrFeH. ....
Stte5 WiteleS plrc pergbeg,, reu, Wtailster M b,.
te,hnilh trV,m ee tGfurb tb lelb ngti. Nrta Briei
wp' etdnHpcErt, wtldsm ntbt eih Gent EptIisn,rei
bsl5,iasftIH b
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09
gSptttcile.

Die @CuGei's, ps&s beisgfpyalipn iFsr bic acirStne
iGeu EtteR5rSrthtrN6S &elellha ten bat int trHsrs;
IrtHs Erii, iInr r brtbtn, Die 5iitrdgt is p letu,
nne prrteu n tlb.n an8cn 3WiiI'eurdull.n tcSiblt,
tds % ice,m Ntllu ntbi iNptr tleA aRn, e,afr Sds
mtitf ttA MI .lCmlReu 81 bt"tGriaiirH.
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wetai6ta Ssstarpeilsn ettpsitt eeIa, mres lSr,
ainscr ~ thtdsn iuunibeu. reatn 'pse "Ha't''''S'"
gcfdatsh rftt ta!e nnten.
r (23O- ~ -, -bauHCT'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

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y5iutcvftirit JiGb WfGitbiue
trau@sn cnIen 3tI o., ttei' neaete Vrd'mm9 aai o'"
''s' Sis g;r' / 'wdb gJsafbine :
he fabMidntsn
n DBi tseaatry Girtse, tbr TART nS frid. tIb! sa
bintpetsH peuio t5erdulf na&cue fiir tee Nr9tite.
raj - geln erRulen glt,ule tS iplH bid.en ttber -
etndiridtet ute nit hanln'fNent, nncucn UNI eifcs
.he 5dber atd ea. ighfitcus.. OoapB eit Nlltsm ai
staAs. irs ite ssaidhieA puetts N sroeer 3a6 Gel
adbJi1a.eh m qditien sagec m tNtttdude un0 1cefEs
munH W nj! itntn dESr'tmsah Ftgieeeu.
q. .Jeugniiis,
ltHisr @G&ipts uaS ssF Satt's' tatin Stitt Sirrt
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Iiuptren SeiNirreeet urb tntiu aifsr;iihs ,Hb Sat
,ure Biz ,um sDnultn ae@ftten pariere tte ea
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ttritdut Nlbe ps 1wser'iuc uns cnseri MiaiGiaeit
bt9te ldi5 pgoptrl It, etdre obRe &etslen bye S0.-
p siytiEs i6r wstifas bjebt6s ser sHsh 81: w'r
l'1'iadit,S
a GiiIu4Gtttrr art 5abriiaut Rr Il, g-;e.s.
l#-# @hlfa0p, NJ, bfa y. ,iupi lFfC .
50 97se sire Viz. |. Rqb'us bFt aeFioreeGaer I Sta.
}aattrN fGr eite II 8 : w g'pB Blidfi .aPaf@tht.
5is irteile, .aa, pns serddbl5s uub cftr sn ~.
rmatnsS e't1d rtsi. ...E
3hGls pncel 9;tI 6drfltenE
riF 70. e'4nnGfftE. ANsaso, ~
Dsa &c, IhN 1850. -..
l.Yf stess ysrbtheHt Sdt .iG ten 'taWtnetGtt eti
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'ris W JGhItn eiae icuat nlaaINci prrbiF
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oh iausi, &c de al.etutssdta.
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eH rs. IaeHar 1856,
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StaGsn


Nv WWWVN TW' N'WNEV WY w WiWF WIN'
jr8tus 5tmanr, waNcr in Urtr III. dlrrtl ap
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du eii GlNCeta!ca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09
manb0tt0N-
9tgeniciti8e
GtnterifiibltaB8 : OeIcllICDait
(GcoFtr1tt9e 9IcItef 9Idrttatipn).

1Hrtdu pWnHbdtdn @enCTeHihaitS.,
uHtetlutunls sst5ttnlhaft" [
R.. GiS 0releplp, Gde pgu ScRe (
irdlt ReW Ncri.
Die pWdnhattnra GtnC6sniChaTts iutrriiFunoS. .SA,
tlftafi" tt card eeH 5rtbiei ees tlatcS gtew grrg
Elggfggri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

Gie etmptraiiIreu 5tNty Gcmtr'R Dr
&tuneficc lprppl, mig @l0bGmd bu,
bM 9Iper III erLahtp, iU6rl lic t,n HetMer,
pu Ne ole DENOMINATIONS HCicge tutNeNcur
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tGitl5Ch aub oa5 shmMTeht IN Na. ICr
3m,d ryicr 9(rrsiIt Il cGH 3pcid tcrcd'nti,
Nrtr.gtirmcN i'll BIZ tlgHIa;i.te @aet gu
gelpimeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09
SermiIdltc GcfitJte.

Sn Il lutpnYtltE, @a, ian bic Scb.u
bt5 Srn. QHGanpiss ant Spupuattat, Il.
plOslttb etne Aalgl puTAt 5tnler tam llnp
bic tun0e. anne lGptCtt Gtn ntp0tr gPlun
(ra ben IPcrp 0u ghrhGht btgan9m Eabn
uup III lrrettrt nprpCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

FL 49, . lNNt'lNh 'A' skN lANt UiNEssANpf
aSralri wItd,
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Dr. Z. VI. Rpbinfcm
20 Or. 2,isr. u. o3rap.
~ H.#. t ltiits, iahur0s.Aeie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

5n Icw- SrteanS brlOb dtb Der
junge S. g. 1t@omlu 0uf rem 2atl9etlr.
SttroapL ltgiC iH dUf cas @irob enct Be-
tammcn unr ia8tr id etnr Auael crrh rca
NDpT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

-In&3odneerer nno JEcifeloe narb
Rem 9SefEcn anb JiDrhipeEEeu err
&frsiIltg!eH Staten pGuNor0z z2lHlcrlfn
fyarrn !icit uiin C5cIt, ipcrH SIC eis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

Capt, u. Is. gStatamG ven Baltimore tt
tn %GttGpctPbtG nC9,n ben &cbrimpp.
Iiiiotn TulIer ipe6rn un0errdttr 2lrrctur
tIdNblr 9erpprSen. g6. ptrlanGl $500 5ba.
pcnCrfdb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

The ELECTIONS To-NORRow.-To.morr
elections will be held in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and Nebraska. Members OF Congress
are to be chosen in each, and, in addition. a
Governor Is to be elected in Indiana and Ne.
braska. Pennsylvania votes not only for Con
gressmen and members of the Legislature, but
also for Auditor General and Surveyor Gen.
eral, by general ticket.
Virtually the momentous question who is TO
be President OF the United States for the next
four years will be decided tomorrow, hence
the intense interest felt in the result. We have
made full arrangements to supply the earliest
and most reliable returns from the STAR Office
tomorrow night, IN order to supply the public
demand for the news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

TIE RITUALIsTTC Observation-Disclosures
Quintard, Of Tennessee, having Interdicted the
extreme ritGslistic practices Of Rev. J. Rogers,
OF Memphis, that gentleman has published a
reply OF an exceedingly contumacious and bel.
hgerent character, which cannot fail to bring
on another ecCiesias teal trial. As Two seyan.
gelicals''-Messrs. Tying and Hubbard have
had their trials, ii Will doubtless afford Their
sympathizeTs satisfaction to have a rituaIistic
brought 10 book like WISE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

The New York Pest says there is no truth in
the reported sale OF Grace Church. Much ex-
peuse has just been incurred to refit and deco
rate the church and reetory, and there Is no in :
tention on the part OF the congregation Of sell.
ing Tor business or any other purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

Three hundred piaEOforte-makers OF New
York city have adopted a resolution to demand
an increase on their pay OF ten par cent. with
the condition that II S.einway &sSons do not
graz II within two weeks the demand snail be
abatpu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
WESTWARD HO.

The Union Pacific Railresa Th. west.
ward Ho-ers at the End OF the Track
from theyenne TO the Point Of Rocks
over the Black HiHs-Lake Como and tn e
Deui fish-Laramie on Sunda y--sIoiding
experimenting Under Difficu1ties-The
hetsning POtrntste West of the Mis-.
socri-Ihe AIkaii Desert-fhe Rocky
Mountain Divide, 10 ....
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CO O. D.
GRA AND REOPE NINQ

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PHILIP SOLO MONS
L0NGIELLOW' NEW POEM, The New Eng
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SMOKING AND DRINKING, By Parton I o0
sPkkCHES ON QUESTIONS OF PUBLIC
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TIE ATLANTIC ALMANAC, for 1899 81
APPLhTON's ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC
THE MIsCELLANETT'ss;'' PROSE W.TT.. .
INGS OF LORD BULWER, 2 vols ......, $50
rRlENDLl COUNSEL FOB GIRLS ...... I 20
THE WHITE GAUNTLET, By Msyne Reid I75
a BOYS TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS. rs
iNGLE NOOk, Story for Children ......... Is
LITTLE WOMAN. BY Miss Aicott......... i so
The TIM BUNkER PAPERS; or, Yankee
ON FsrmIns By Timothy Bunker. Esg-::.... l.5O
SHUhT sTORIEs F0R SPARE MOMENTS 50
HOW TO ADORN HOUSE WITH SMALL
MEANS, By Mrs. Warren................... 90
All the new Publications can be found on
PHILIP sOLOMONS
New Book Table"
METRoPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENrH STREETS.
&C Il If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
i WE. aARRovER. -
y 5S2 SEVENTH STREET. ~
Near Pennsylvania avenzs.
SUPERIOR COOKING AND orHrR srovE

hORNIHG-GLORY STOVE,
PORTABLE HEATERS
FIRE PLACE STOVES,
NEW FAyoRITE BAsE-BURNER,
And variety CHEATING STONES. All sj,e..
REDUCED PRICES. ocT "a,
RENoNED 40 SAG sTRFEF-
DorGLAss MOORE, Pare, f Hansi ! EN rSss,..
BET PA and lofk Il will tn on nv e.teusi ye stscS
iof tee neAt thirty days so heap that d offers
sIee' lnoucen,ent 10 pnrch sseTs Call aud exam
lre beiors going elsewhere.
DOUGLASS MOORE has just oEensd an e's-
ktnt assortment q goods IN hts line q business
rN1S OF neS and fsshionsbie patterns suitable Cor
rArlors, Drawing Rooms. Hans. Passages and
tisnbs rs-iosether with Be rders. CoiuclDs We've
s,etues, Ire Screens, &c A large lot Of Indog
white and Green Holland for sba7cs sbSie Fi,,
tures, Cord and Ts-s-is. Paper u inds Hsi- sal
ing Curled Hair. prniture aud Fioor or tyls,ths
Iatls aloihs Pew aud other Cushions &c NJ
nOObL makes 20 order in the best msnnsr Wiz
COW aao Beo Surtains, Carpet Cushions. Crrisa
Hair and shuck h6ttresses All work in d. ~
holsterinr ard Paper Hangirg Basine.s nrs.-,nSty
attencedtp. Boons. &e., pspered Al shoit $3.50
In the city or country. oe s-,,ase'
DBILosoPEY orkARBIAGI-E1e-
y OF Lectures, as delivered ~ the Nrv ~
nrseum Of Anatomy, emerscns the seaject.- ~.
Ole Age; Manhood generally reviewed: ~ 49,. -
Of ihdfgesfioa. nsfule nee and Rervo. a..
counted for; Marriage Dhlosop hiosiiy oens.ds,sS
Pocket voIunes sontasu;us thee ,.,.,,~-u.
forwarded 10 parties UNABLE 70 attend ~, ,e.s -
81 foSr gs1ps oy ,saSressng. sECREfsRf
ssr on NV We g Anssons and SCIENCE, sis
fef1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
312 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BetV cen 9th and 10th streets
NEW FALL GOODS.
Our stock is nov full and complete in all depart
ments. and will he sold at q very small advance
upon the New York auction price.
An inspection OF our goods is invited 1T oil times
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
sATINS, VELVETS.
WATERED SILKS, SATINs
AND SILKS FOR TRIMMINGS
beautiful selection from the great variety of
BRITISH AND FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
The best yELvITEENs imported, in black and
colors
MERINOs, REPS and EMPRESS, in bl sck aud
coloTs, at very low prices oc l2-5t
I ACE CURTAINS.
One hundred pairs of LAOE CURTAINS
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURrAINS, rare pat
terms and low PRICES.
BLAsKErs, QUILTS, and all kinds OF family
JOHN +. MITCHELL,
312 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc l25t Between 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
DLANKEfsi BLANKIrsii
IN lNpLrsa YARIrrY.

Every housekeeper should call ct our place and
lug pair IF those All Wool 10 xBLANKHrS. for
20 worth $3.50. superior article Tor q, really
cheap.
Also. q splendid assor.ment OF lev priced DRESS
4 full took 81 Mons and Boys CASsIMSREs,
at very low prices. j. w SELBY co,
323 Pa avenue
oc26 Ct Eouth tide, ne ar 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
pUY A LOT AT ONCE.
-i'n DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

Buya Lot Take this step 10 secure a nome.
Ten beautiful LOTS directly on the grade OF Ilth
Also, eight LOTS ca 18th street; pavement in
Iirrt payment SO down: balance $40 p.is
monthly viii buy q Lot az positive bargain
= a. STARR q MErOALF
se H.lw corner N Y avenue and ism strest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
~ONE PEICE ONLY-a

sIFULL STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, yELyETs, IRISH AND FRENCH
POPLIEs, FRENCH MERINOs, RIPs, PARIS
KID GLOVES Ac &C. inst recef we'd ne 70 atif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

Grand CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL,
" Given " the
FIFTH 8. CAyaLaY SOCIAL CLUB
ODD fELLOMs' HALL,
IhutcDhN ENENtSG, OCTOBER 18th. lsss
- TICkRTe ONE DOLLAR
The rita U. : Cavalry Brass Band ard the Ma
ucpsi string Band are engaged for the ooca si0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

L,Ok RENT-Qne large STORE hx7o, and fonr
u desirable OFFICES on second door. new aa
ithed. For particulars inquire OF Il O. PkREe
90. Plumbers and Gas Fitters, 500 CTR trsst
between Pa. ave. and street ses-tf
ENOR EXCHANGE for Property ear wa,hi.z
ground vel improved IN the city Of PhiIadeiphis
houress We c.er vince eez-N
CNOR RENT-One BRICK HOUSE. No 400 w.
Il Jersey avenue, between v and q s.reets ron
taihing srooms; S?s per month. Tnluirs ofN 81
JOHNSON, 9th aud streets uot.h sur ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

hORNIHG-GLoRY STOVE,
PORTABLE HEATERS
FIRE PLACE STOVES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

nAIRY, CoMPLETE-FOR SALE on accom-
~ mods'ing terms. Inquire at this Once.
EoR sALE-The STOCK. GOODWIN ana
L FIXTURES OF Seear Store, together with
buihing. containing several rooms. suitable for
asmah family. Good chance for partner OF small
meabs. without employment. Iuqsire &C the Stor.
on l+th street, between Rhode Island avenue And
street. % so
tNoR eALE-A light. tvo-sested. shifting tor
4 BUSINESS WAGON. Also, small STOCK 81
GRoOkklkS, and Fixtures complete. No. an
"A street north. &C 7 lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

II o sA LIE.
TIE -FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, SPACIOUS,
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES
At the corner Of 1 and Fifteenth streets, contaip-
ing twenty rooms each. The cation lie the finest
In the city The style OF architect a, aisa ana
design lie so arranged and minuteIy Carried out
that for comfort utility. and beauty, they cannot
be surpassed. An examination Of the property is
They will be ready for occupancy on the frst OF
s p. BROWN SON,
&c le-lm Ger. N. 4. ave. and 18TH street.
FOR shLE.A desirable three-story BRICK
Il DWELLING, 10 large rooms. 10 closets, . feet
ball, double parlors. IL feet ceiling. marble nsa-
tells, gas and water large ground With lawn. gar
den and flowers; brick carriage house ard stable.
feet alley. Apply st No. 81 street, bet. 18th
and 18th streets. Str
LNOR SALE Or RENT-A resutiful COUNTRY
Il SEAT en- the Blsdensburg turnpike, ons mile
from the city 100 ceres Of land In hig state ef
cultivation, good dwelling; also stable and Other
buildipe complete Suitable for Gardening OF
Dairy purposes. Fer particulars apply 20
= CHAS. KLOMAN a CO.
au s-n 4eets Seventh ct, bet. ID and e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

PR0POsALs FOR GRADING SHEETS.

MAYORS oFF1cK, CRY HALL,
WAshISGToN, ID. q October Q, 1858.
proposals viii be raceivsi this ~ ca until 70
O'Clock. m on TUESDAY, Oetoher ~ 1873. for
GrSdlng aud GIaveliDg q street north, from l4th
approved 80 "
he work to be done under the direction of the
Clty survey Y, the supertntendencs of the Com
missiOners of the Fir-t Ward. and two Assistant
C1uimissioneIs. to be appointed by the Mayor
bldGeIs Will state the prizes per cabic yard for
excavation or en- bankmet ,:he work 10 be paid for
only one way, an that will De the way which
me sures the most, whether IL ba for excay Atom
or emhank mt Mt. The gravel to he Of good GaaIity
ana free II m stone of impr1 per size. ap1 20 be
nine inches deep IL the centre of the strsat, aud
iaperirE TO four inches deep At the gutter line az
hii the n Plus earth, inciurirg saui. gravel and
stones, to be deposited wherever the Yard Com
missioner Gay direct
, no part of the appropriation viii be paid until
the work has been approved by the City SCryeyor.
the Commissioner OF the Ward, and the As sistant
GCmmi .siouers
The night to reject any all bids 10 reserved
tee OF responsible party known to he suchD thar
isecep'ed the bidder will execute a contract in
cue form and perform the work in accordance
The guarantee must be in substance as follow
-" a. guar antee II this bid b. aces pied by
the Mayor that the bidder will enter in 20 a contract
for the same, and perform the work According ts
the requirements thereof ,"
Bids must lie endorsed on the envelope, PROMO
sails for grading and graveinR street north. from
Fourteenth street vest to COnnecticut avenue"
and addressed 10 the Mayor of Washington, d G.
HENRY HINDER,
ocS lot Commissioner First Ward.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
CD. JEWELS PREMIUM SOAPS
are ackI owledged to be
TEE BEST SOAPS FOB TIE LEAST MONEY
in the market.
They made on the old fashion plan By boil
ing, and are free from ell Injurious Chemical
The premium ORIENTAL SOAP,
The NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
The CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
The LAUNDRY SOAP,
Are brands of superior quality, and are guaran-
eed TO give perfect satisfaction.
ASK YOUR GROCER for any Of these and take
no other.
For sale by oil Of the BEST GROCERS in the
City.
hapufactory, Nos. 500 and 500 @ street north
Between lth and sth.
u h-n Washington, d O.
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CHo1CE MULES, &c, AT AUCTION.

NHUICE MULES, &c, At AUCTION.
DKroT QUARrERNAsrER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID O., October 9, 1865
VIII be sold at public auction. under the super.
vision Of Brevet Colonel A p Blunt, A. . M, at
Lincoln Depot, MONDAY, October l9. COM
mepcfDg at 10 O'Clock, the following stock and nm
serviceable quartz rraster stores, to witt
40 choice Mules, Horses,
200 Army Wagons, Carts,
5 two horse DO, 5nwaeon Wheels,
j Spring do, so Ambuls ncs do,
l Hand Cart, % Saddles, assorted,
200 IDS. assorted Iron, SOC lbs. H. s. Nails,
Is 90 It's. Steel 5-So3 Grain Sacks,
,opo Tbs Cast steel
Spades. Axes. ShoveIs, Tools, Stoves nd Pi DE-
Buckets. &c &c. 4 4
Cart, Ambulance. aud Mule Harness.
Attention 10 particularly called to this lot of
Mules, Which are only sold for want of use
Terms cash, in Government funds.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
A. r. BLUNT.
Brt vet Col aud A. q M,
OF? q Actlag Depot Qasrtermsstsr
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LIB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

They Eluslize the Circulation. Parity the Blood,
and Purge Corrupt aud Acrim Nous Humors, and
Tetsped deposits from tie s. stem in six hours.
ASA CATHARTIC they increase when sus.
pended. the periostaltic movement Of the bowels,
Their influence is EXTENDED sSroaghout the systs@.
purging the retained deposits in the stomach into
The du0deDum, stimulating the secretOry duets of
the panereas aud liver: in the promotion and in
crease Of the flow Of bile and psncrestic faids.
PURGATIvEs OF common aloes exert their &C.
tion on the COLON and rectum b irritation of the
a. i,s ,ecIetions sucb eathartic. arg nns vsp
pills for general use The common Cathartic Pills.
that induce drastic liquid dischsr ses should never
liberation OF the Intestinal canal.
The APERIEkT and mild LAXATIVE prope,
tjss9f RADWAY s PILLS are the best safesu ard
and malignant fevers, their 5aIsamic, hsaIiax ard
OohtHx properties protect the coats OF the aimen-
tsry against the irritAnt add serid humors
Of the fsuces.
The NUTRITIOUS and TONIC properties Of
and aserias diNhd~rsy likewise as a dinnsT piII 70
Increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sEDATIvE properties allay pain In the
nervous system, stomach and bowels, either from
inflammation, collie, hstulence, wind, cramps, &C.
Their COUNTER IRRITANT Influence extends
throughout the system where there is inf amms-
blood and nervous fluids in the congested vessels,
and equaliEing its circulation. The principle of
Counter Irritation Il generally applied to external
remedies. Its Applicant on, internally, in the form
OF puTgatiye medicin ne, exem plihed in Railway
Pills, has proved a wonderful curative principle,
readily withdrawing from the blood and fluids their
acrid and irritating bumors.
AS DIAPHORETICS OR sUDORIFICs they
stimulate ths secretions OF the skin, induce exha
IatiOn of DISTRACTED persp irstion.
THEIR DITBETIC proprieties act on the kid
neys, correcting and regulating the flow OF
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS proprieties stimulate
the liver in the secretion of BILE and it's discharge
Chreugh the hillary ducts. In all cases Of Head
qrks. JcrfHdIcs, Bilious dtt1ckS, Saffron colorsI
IMPERFECT DIGESTION. caused by the
over fow of bile and its mixing with the blood !,
these pills in doses of four six, will quickly
.I1fs the action of the overland free the patient
from these dir cultles. One two of Roadway .
Pills taken daily by those subject to bilious pains
regular aud insure healthy digestion.
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PROPOSALS.
ItOI OChID.
pROPOsALs FOR THK ERECTION OF

DROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
SCHOOL HOUSE,. %
Sealed proposals will be received unit IL O'Clock
n, october IL, 1875 addressed u the Sub Board
PobIic schools, of the ourth District, for the
erection 81 School Building in the Fourth Dis
ufct, on -Four and half street west, tetReen NJ
l., is67. ~ - - N ~
Plans and speei6cstiops can be seen Mt the Office
Ohio avenue
TIE right is reserved by the Sub Board to reject
any End all bids not deemed advantageous IN The
interests of the Corporation.
l. OHAMPLIE =
W. J. NURCAGU, al.
T.. N. LAWRENCE,
S,,h