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REnNssDAr I; IS. 1868 'eEE
rhe Rish osd Conn: 1; yesterday.

s The HIGH Old Court Yesterday
MA resrnaxkksa. several days aeo that tners
was but one reason which any man ocnla
give for suppesing that the Prsstdens a0 sus
bescquitted, and that wss. the sses .na. .as
ssnass,had agreed 10 conas g 9 woes pp0 's
sSs 3Ss,t,on 81 guilsy IS S ln 't guilty
On tuesday. That reason no longer a. exiats,
ghesenass yesterday postponed the taking
deere: vote until Saturday, The excuse
sHsr,d Tor shis posfponemsnt ID among lie
finsiest psstsxts that any court ever, in
vented ,or. availed itself Of 70 justifyan aet
which swsai in itselss sunjuasi6able. ei This
postponemens indicstes the conviction
Of the President. First, MI. How.
ARD Is known 70 be Ia favor o.
conviction; but as 5 majority can. effect .
postponemenh while il takes two-thirds to
convict, this indication Is not entirely re-
liable. Secondly, the purpose 70 be accom-
plshed by postponement is the deprivation
Of WADE Of the opportunity Of employing
the patronage Of the Executive Office totse-
cure his own nomination by che Chicago
Convention, which meets on Wednesday
next, for the Office Of Vice. President. II
there had bean certainty Of the sPresi-
dents acquitsal, this motive would have
ceased to operate, and the vote could have
been taken yesterday as well as OF any fu-
ture day; for the acquittal Of the Presi-
dent would have left WADE as poHerless as
he viii continue to be SO long d. he is out
Of Office. g, :, y, 81. S. M.
Nevertheless, as ne have consistently
maintained from the beginning Of the trial
that the President would almost certainly
be convicted, it is but candid in us now TO
admit that he has at least a chance for &C.
quittal. It seems to be, well ascertained
that FEssEEpEN and iTsuHBuLL, two Of the
most influential members Of the Senate,
will oppose conviction Such men must
carry others with them. GRIMES, also, has
some influence. SPRAGUE is considered
doubtful. 4sMr. CHASE must have-somesin-
fuence over him. ANTHONY will certainly
agree to aceuit if SPRAGuE viii. V4N VIM
kIE and Fowler viii 50, the same way.
HENDERSON is already counted upon as cer-
tain for acauittal. There arebnt ffty-for
senators in all. Mr.. HOWARD issick, and may
not recover IN time to vote. Eighteen votes,
then, would acquit the President, instead
of the nineteen which would be necessary
if ffty-four senators were to vote. So that
there is now some little ground ;upon which
to base the hope that justice viii be done
Mr.. JOHNSON; and especially IT, the vote
should be taken at any time before the
meeting of the Chicago Convention 10
Finally, we would caution our readers
not to calculate too confidently that the vote
will be taken even on Saturday. It will
then still lack four days of the time for the
meeting of the Chicago Convention. What
high old court that must be, to be sure
how impartial and clean-hande d-conce
ing whose verdict the public is justifable
in making such speculations as we have
herein alluded to.
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ABSURD sroRIEs The New Workers. had
two most absurd stories adoat the other
day-frst, that WADE's accession would
cause the Immediate arrest Of General LEE |;
and secondly, that Mr.. JOHNSON had been
engaged in reasonable correspondence with
General LEE with o view to resisting the
mandate Of e,Senate ordering him tosur-
render his Office. ssisi;ft 81 IA ai.
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An Old Mans Plant.

n Z
The recently deceased Governor HEIM)
Of Kentucky left q viii which not only dis
poses Of his property, but gives his politi-
cal views. We quote from it these sem
fences: ~ III tlts 4 4 Il s. :
Inc South was conquered but in my
tlrm conviction the North will sooner or
1ater learn that they are the whipped party.
The race Of intellectual giants Has nasaed
on the stage. The moral tone 81 Inc psos
PIE IS gone; corruption and Woe rule tina
hour and the day. The mass Of the, whole
people have lost confidence In the rulars
and the Government; they place I s:s ali
anee In it's justice and honor. This ia i
melancholy picture. But nv mind n made
up, that the future of this Goyernn,ent nil
hs.-e 9 downward tendency. and nI.;ma tsIS
very distant dav. iii 1919 !,
49,. 49,. n or q central A ri; !
,lace I'd introS,,s ln.s
- - en- unssesrly - IL to sdiess5I H.! r.
itical opinions. i s. & onin;sDa IN =
Press my fsmil With my 81 t d a form IN
a ns1r nope that they viii asiaA no hands
Y. - goYsscnz1ent al !. Game ftora III aooss
: ei,r Revolutionary end ao .es Z
modern reform e
The New York zs,,lss ssssons ph osophi-
allySto proVs .t.at Goyernpr HEIx'sg pre- re.
actions bro ore g ias 4 !.s
'aisA J SS4 .s,sss il i, s
Ssaefal Goys,, as IN the n...
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-g0UR ;STANDARD-BEARERs.---We present
this morning the names of the gentlemen
chosen as our standard bearers by the Con,
serystivss State Cow ention ON Friday We
can oaly say or them at present that they
are oil good men and tras-y lthfnl snas OF
Virginia whose keeping her honor and
her interests may be safely teonddeds
FFedsfictsbtrg Ne.rs, slssfas
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amazing 20 $50 a0M FoSs, NSAss aO
e that the war has resnltsa In Sda blishing
"a Kingdom whieiA shslE neys be de-
stroysd.n We nigh, peril concsde that
his opinion was worth something II Ne did,
not know tha.s he also considers this is a
free government; but when we see him
boiling over With indignation at the treat
mens aof ireland BY England, Poland by
Russia, Hungary by Austria, Crete by Tur-
key, and prating about human rights, Of
the same time that he can perceive nothing
wrong in The ten times worse treatment
which the South is receiving at his own
hands, We are compelled to believe that he
is miserable fanatic, whose prejudices
blind him and render his opinions of, no
yyains. The writer for the Times is .. Yam
kee Of the kind described. BE can see the
mote,in his brothers eye, but cannot see
the beam in his own. He sees signs Of de-
cay'in the governments Of the old world,
but nothing that does not promise everlast-
ing life in ours. i. ST. 81; :s
We will balance the verdict Of the Times
by giving it as the opinion not Of Governor
HELIX only; but Of many Of the most thought
full men il the south@me whose opinions
would; outweigh those Of thousand such
men as write for the 1smes-that this Gov
eminent cannot possibly last many years
as OF present constituted and conducted. It
must necessarily end, as Governor HELM
predicted, in central despotism or in dis
indignation probably the latter. ttt
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The Radical E. Fulton, Of the Radical
Baltimore american, says: \ as;
sfss;Some Republicans who are in Q posi-
ton to know still think there is hope for
conviction, hut your correspondent is not
OF that opinion" q, /, t.,s;,I57 IS 81
eBETgER STATE or .FEELISG.-Was
ton, hay l.8 u. M.--Sinee the recess
there is q slightly better state of feeling
but think il deiusive.
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T = r. WATT PLoUGH.-sPECIAL NO

Vie NAIL, ILOOui1s- NJ GS11A~A,, ~
ers, we have, from this date determined to reduce
the price OF all kinds OF PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We have also reduced the price of the 3, or One.
horse Plough and now sell It, with extra point and
wrench and cultiyating mould board tall tnciuded,
~ THE One-horse A Plough IS turning plough,
furrowing plough for planting corn snD-son
xweeder and worker. With two additional pieces,
"a wedding cost 50 cents and a. s tsia
nionph the hest implements ever yet made for all
HE aboYe-named uses, and WARRANTED to do
every kind Of turning and cultivating In held ana
made. and that, too, without hoe labor or to be
RETURNED, and the price paid at factory RE
FUNDED.
We have now on hand full supply Of these
Ploughs, together with the largest sizes potn tei
and ripht-hand; and also q general assortment OF
Agricultural Implements, Corn Planters, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles Wheat
Fans, Grass Blades, Hay Rakes Traces, Ha aI
&c. WALL q hNAunA'
an le-d&sw1m l-.s
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TINE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE

l. COMPANY-CAPITAL, $4,000 oOo.-Beinp A
purely mutual company, Its entire surplus earn.
tngs over the actual cost Of Insurance Is returned
to each person insured. It's assets have Increased
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In the last four
years, notwithstanding two millions Of dollars
have been paid out for losses and one million for
dividends. From its long organization II has the
guaranteeing members from all doubtful expert.
ments In the method OF conducting Its business. It
was this company that originated the system Of
indebted feature 80 favorable TO st the eIpS
BY reference to list that msy &c seen at any time
In our Office 1t will be shown that TWO HUN.
DRIED AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
have been paid out for losses to the WIDOWS and
ORPHANS In the State Of Virginia. $50.
THOMAS W. BOSWELL & CO.,
General Agents for State of Virginia,
/. No. 1I4 Main street. over First National Bank
MEDICAL ExAMINERS.-Dr. j. Grattan CabelL
DR.. A. g. Workman, DR.. R. T. Coleman.
/ an l1--lM - sra# ssIi .ss.H. -as.Hf
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WIARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w yA.-CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.-
Having recently assumed the proprtetorship OF this
old and fashionable watering-place, and completed
our arrangements for the entertainments OF visitors,
we now Solicit the patronage of the public. Every
effort has been made to restore to this establish
ment its former reputation. The remedial proper
ties of the waters have been sufficiently attested In
the numbers who have been relieved Of Rheumatic,
Gouty, and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forgot
ten. Persons desirous to; have full information
concerning the character of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free OF postage. Dill
we pledge ourselves that. our, table shall not be
inferior to any kept either In city or country. The
name Of our manager Is sufficient to insure good
living.
The route to the Warm Springs is by Richmond
and Staunton to Millboroi depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad where a line of stages connects
With the trains, enabling passengers to reach the
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond,
Lypchburg Washington, or Baltimore.
RATES OF BOARD Per day, $3.50; per week,
BIS; per month -four weeks), $50.
DARNELL & REYERCOMBE,
Proprietors.
Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager. no
May L 1868. f-a Il. TX sg-..4g :. my a--Sm
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ExPREss COMPANIES.


VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY
v ONCE No. 72s Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS is now running daily
from RICHMOND TO STANTON, anu tri,
weekly to all points between STANTON and
Also daily from BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE to STANTON.
Further daily to all the intermediate points be-
tween Stanton, Harrisonburg. and Mount Jack
son, Stanton, Lexington, and Natural Bridge
and tri-weekly from Staunton to Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs; White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg; and Charleston, hanawha
Goods called for and delivered at all points in the
Also, daily from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Lynchburg and all intermediate points on the Nor.
folk and Petersburg and Southside railroads, and
intermediate points on Richmond and Danyille
: Money and valuables forwarded with dispatch.
For further information apply to y.,.s.4
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DENTISTRY.
SOAP AND CANDLES.

ESTABLISHED 1834.-P. ]. CREW &
IL CO., (successors to C. CREW & SOM STEAM
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. LIB lie, and III Seventeenth street, opposite
Old Market, Richmond, Va.
Grateful for past favors, we assure our friends
that it Is still our determination to furnish them
with our ..... !. T. .E-,.-
8 SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS,
from this home mandatory, LOWER than the
same quality can be purchased in northern facto-
ries.
A liberal discount allowed on large lots. apll
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POWDER. &c.

DUPONT'S OWDER.-3,00 kegs
~ DUPONT'S SPORTING and BLASTING
POWDER. Also, so, 900 feet SAFETY FUSE. For
sale by E. & s. WORKMAN s. CO.,
my l-eod4w Agents for the manufacturers.
TIMING FUSE of every variety offered
Ixl by manufacturers agents.
apt WOODS FAY & REED.
DOWDER, POWDER-for sporting and
J. blasting-in kegs and canisters.
apr WOODS. FAY & REED.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am now pre-
IN pared to furnish the best ANTHRACITE
COAL at old prices-$7.5o per ton Of 600 pounds,
and will reduce the price lower soon rs practi-
cable. Liberal reduction to large consumers. Fur
nished by cargo at Philadelphia prices. u.
Terms cash unless by special contract. Give me
call, and viii promise to give satisfaction.
Yard and office Nineteenth and Cary streets, and
1859 Main street, opposite Old Market.
apl6 CHARLES II. PAGE.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEwA1r ,uv,

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE cHARTrp
Secures amount OF insurance to n m arrteJ rom.
whether effected by herself or her husband n, ,ns
benefit and that Of her or her husbands cbiid,aa
II any, as may be expressed free from the eon,rnI
or claim OF her husband or creditors or The na.1
son efecting the same, or his creditors. Ti'
the profits Of the company. Life policies s ssSna
three years, endowment after two years non fos
feitable. All policies after one year have sur.
render value sur
Agents desiring 20 represent the company win
please address the Home Office. "i1
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HOUsEKEEPERs, LOOK TO YOUR IN.
IA TEREST.-Buy at the old-established
hi'i'nAl'' - ~ MOUNTCASTLE'S.
Stoves of every description repaired and maze
'e Kso oeodF GAs-FITTING, and PLUMBING.
No
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Mz>orI .a,Nn] cor.

4 NTHRACITEs G0AL--Dn hand and
~ .noat I. 600 toms Of best quality LORBERRY
REb ASH EGa and STOVE Goals at summer
prices, Liberal Inducements win DC oIered 70
pparties wishing 10 law In their winter supplies.
= Once and ward corner Of Seventeenth ana LOCK
a.reets. rrny i3l WRIT K0BERTS. .
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THE MERCHANrS PROTECTIVE Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.


To rtomut" ant protect trade, by enabling its sub
% 90 h1 hS I .h and s%Ie!5 n ihs grant
rolqtN, hay" to announce that they will, 10 Sep
Gds MERGss
TIE r ES Sinr ,n E,sIsrtS S%S,aIn,nS S%SSs
ATorsT OF CAPITAL, TISANCIAL srAsrISd. ASn
R4rlAU a, 70 CREDIT, OF over +J,oD Of the prinei-
AID S public compaaics. Ia Iaors than o. 40 Of the
cities, tGwus, Villages, aud ss!tlements through
r.E ~ rr" "i 81 NorS AnSrisa aad Smbra no
ug the most Important Information attainRble and
urrr-,Iry ~ "uAllr The merchant to ascertain at
glance CAPITAL, CHARACTER, AND DEuREE OF
nnP,r OF ,TGa 81 ms customers as are deemed
,';pnpT DItctary' containing the titles
psrSuafs rslattvs t to each ISarSa Ssns H com dS
- a" ",' :" 10 the press VI every county In the
Tng rTrur,. and information will be confined to
those deemed worthy 81 some line Of credit AndAs
S MTs NM a. 81 pss TRSn
revised and corrected by we'll known and reliable
sa,fVntc, Of thS cIrrecIncss Of the information
FURNISHED by Them, L & believed that the reports
VIII prove more truthful and complete. and there
lore superior to, aud nf much greater value. than
any prey luusly issued
business will be enabled 10 at Ea ace
The capital AID graduation VI credit, as compared
radsr,sSd banker within he sbSVs
udnrd taTTtuTial limits,
S ar SSS SSs SS &: iRS 1'a Go:SSG.
rug, among other thing. record q such impoT-
ynI hAugos III the name and condition Of Arms,
Throughout the country, Ms may occur subsequent
% the publication q each hSlfyearly volume OF
the MEEC ASr'LE RkFBkkNCh RE0IsIBR.
Price NJ the Merchants Union Mercantile Raj.
yrenre Rygist,r, GriV dollars, $50 Jor tokief d
Edi BE- LOrWdriedto any GtdrssS IN ths UnittG
SIttS, trans pyrtItiuH paid.
m odiiti"ii 10 pdttcipgitrg b. ne profis. bil
$s u T ss@rgs e! tsm shGr
Sa shares y the Capital stock WilLbo allotted
~ rentltHpesf, ordsys. or, camgYnieati9n
| ehIHts' Protective Uai0a, In the American ia
chWg; BdHk ButldiRg, 50, IL BrVddi0Gy, By
J 500, Neto York audit
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OFFICE CHIEF QCAGTERaAsrBK,l
DErARTAESr OY LOUISIANA,

NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. !. 1853 }
Scaled proposals are IN yltel aud Ill be received
At this office until u m, THURSDAY, this 24th OF
september. 1896, for the furnishing and cOnstTuc-
ton OF an Iron Fence around the National Gene
terry At chalmette, Lon -lans, (near New Orleans.
Said fence will be .lg4 feet long blocks
for the railing to be Of concrete, EMBEDDED two feet
III tho earth, Dimensions ~ by is by Is
Plans aud spec hcatons can be seen at the flee
~ the Quartcrmastcr General United States Army,
Washington, y. q. at Office OF Dcpn Quarter.
ttrRast-r. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, aud at
ghl- Office.
The ability VI the bidder to fulnlI his agreement
must be guafaqtecd by Two Tesponsble parties
No bids will he entertained from any party who
has hitherto failed IN his engagements with any
branch Of the Government.
BIDS will be opened at tho time above M med md
bidders are Invited to bs present
The United States reserves the right to reject auy
or all bids.
Proposals. must be indorscd Proposals for Fence
At ChalmeIIc Cemetery" and addressed to the un
lur-Igurd.
BY order of ti' QuArteImssteI General United
states Army. CHAS H. TOMPKlNS
NTcyHt Brig. tcuCTRl aud A a. u Department OF
Louisiana, srpl2 II
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I'''' 49, Nh N'hb'
OFFICE DEroI AMI DIsHuEsISo QrAkI'E.

OFFICE DEPUT AND DIsBURsISu QUARI'R,t
ATLANTA, "a, sept. :, 1865 4
Scaled proposals. will be received at this nice
uuul " N. TUESDAY, septem Der rs 1885, for sup-
pl yiug this depot with such qua ntities VI
BlTuMlNOUs COAL,
u good mcrchautabls quality. as may from time
to umo be required. within the period OF siI
or- to make all deliveries Of said coal required
within tho city limits,
Bids must DO in triplicatc, and endorsed BY sure.
tios, as usual,
Proposals should be addressed to the undsr.isned
and endorsed on the envelope Proposals. for the
BY order OF Brcvet prig. Gen. R. saItop, Chief
QuATtermhster ". J FARNswOkTH
.rnlH..1 Rv' Csnt Y g. a in Charge dspoi
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the Philadelphia steamers will be enabled TO
proceed gu their passage. .r.

the Philadelphia steamers will be enabled TO
proceed GU their passage. -a..
flSE SronT "A party Of four gentlemen.
yesterday morning visited Ahsiostan Islaud.
aud after cunning few hours succeeded ia
killing cighty.fOur lat reed birds. ...
SALE op RgkL EaTNrr.-NF Thomas Dow
ling, Nuctioueer, sold lot lOT, fronting 20 feet
an Fsyette street and 100 feet on Third street,
to huihuny llanlon for VT u per front loot.
PLoUH AND DRAM FOH BosruS The fine
schooner Jos. Baxter, Of Boston, was to sail
yesterday for that port with l,OJJ bJls. OF Hour
and 10 900 bushels corn.
HENRI ADDISON, Ea4.-This gentleman is 40
far convalesc?nt Hs to give strong hopes to
his numerous fricnd5 Of his ultnat recovery
FROM DALTIMoRE.-The steamer Express mr..
rived nt her whatf here yesterday from BAlti-
more, with full freight.
The CASAL.-hs yet no boats are arriving
from Cumberland, owing to the damage done
the canal near that point by the late rains.
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF HOUSE !,
orEIcE cHlEr avAErrExAsrrH, l

OFFICE CHIEf QUARrERNAsrER,l
DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA, Z
Nav ORLEANS. la. september :. ls6S
Scaled pr"pOsals are invited and " III be received
At tLi' vticc until u N. on FRIDAY, the 18th day
"i september, lses, for the construction az ChAl-
motto q metcry, Louisiana, about ak (6D miles
below the city Of New orlesus, Of
49, rooms.
plRus and specifications can be seen at this
office, where all particulars can be learned.
No bid will he entertained II, IN any party who
has hitherto failed In his engagements with any
branch vt the Government.
Bids Will be open. d at time above specified. aud
bidders are invited 10 be present at the opening.
Tho United states reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
PrurOsIls must be endorsed, Proposals for
Erection Of House nj Ghalmrtt. Cemetery" and
itlTossed to the undersigned,
Nv order Of Qua steImA ster Cen United States
Army CHARLES IMPKINS.
Brcyel BTigsdier 0e moral and Quartermas-
ter, Department OF Louisiana. sel2-ld
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Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c
Wood and Coal.

y GREAT REDUCTION Iy PRICES.
WHITE ASH
E III Rs NH 4+alI 'iiosJ
CUMBERLAND COAL, run o. mine.
do. do lump
= 30 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
winters supply.
3. ?. BRcJN SON,
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and 'Pif.
ttrnIh street, Nairn's new buildlng, formerly at
iH Ninth street. between Z and r. Yard and
Wharyes foot Of Seventh street au21-W
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING A BUILDING.


HENpQvARTERS DEF 7 Of Tine SOCTu,l
CHiKt QrAErRkNAsrER' UPPIcE, ,
ATLANTA, GA september !, 1858.
Sealed proposals will be received at this otics
unlli Il m september q, ISIS, at which time they
Will he opened for furnishing material and erect
.ng BRICK Lodge Building at the National Gene
terry, At Marietta, Ga. according to plan and ape
cthcatiuns, to be seen Mt the Othce Of the Chief
QuHrtsTmaster.
Tn" gsual requirements for bids, &c. /. will be
eElctFd
Proposal, should be endorsed "Proppsals for
erecting" Ledge Building aud addrss.sd TO
Brovct Brig Gen, q NJ, U. S, A., Chief q, NJ
bop Of the South. septI2-td
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A,,InsSrs PROM HUSSIS0.-As the season
caution "srnTts" how they use their guns
especially IN view OF the fact that no less han
three accidents from the discharge of pieces
occurred In tho Eastern Branch marsh ou
Thursday. The injuries received by the par.
ties were, fortunately, not OF u serious nature.
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DGCGIg or DlVuHCE inAsrED- Yesterday
Judge Wylic, In tho Equity Court, made \ Do.
cree div Drcing VIM. II. Daniels from the bonds
at maIrimUuy with Alice j. Daniels. The PEE
ttlUu, He'd October ., lSUd, sets forth that he
married June ., lSIi aud she, about the LIST al
October, lsbi, entered house OF prostitution
aud committed adultery with one Thomas
AuicrB0nj and during the months Of January
aud February, 1898, she LEFT his bed and hoard
aud COhnbit cd with one WIN, Cook, Tho tcsti-
mOnY was taken before Commissioner Ash
rord-P, II, Rhinrhardt appearing for the pctt.
iiUurr,