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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-12
REFERENCES AND STATEMENT OF CURES
IN WILMINGTON AND VICINITY.

| kEF EhENGES AND alEMENl vi " hI.l
in WILMINGTON AND VICINITY.
| Mrs. Mary Il. Jones, Marslaltou, Dtl Almost
hopeless case OF hip disease. Had suffered in.
| tensely for several months could not be moved
| without tninling; had been without natural slccl
| for long time her friends thought she could
| live but few days. Commenced to improve
from first treatment, and received but fur treat
| mcnts in all ; she is now well with the exception
Of II slight stiffness OF the knee-jont. This east
was treated in the fall of 1860. This statement
answers the question, are the cures permanent
For reference, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bclcw, Mar.
slalton, Delaware.
Andrew Luckc residence, Rising Sun Whining
ton, Del. Bad case Of rheumatism; cured b,
one treatment. Reference, Mrssrs. Thompson d
the Logan House, ,Ialnes Sullivan, Riddles Banks
Daniel Dougherty, Dupont's Banks. Atthma
cured by one treatment AT the Logan House.
james Benson, relieved OF Asthma two treat
ments at the Institute. Residence, pupont'
| Banks.
John Hickey, Wilmington. Relieved of pnil
In side by one treatment OF from three TO iy,
minutes, AT the Institute
John krott, King street, above Second, great,
relieved OF severe pain III side BY first treatment
Owen Donahue, Riddles Banks Rheumatism
greatly benefited by first treatment at the Lugai
| House.
Samuel Sheppard, 314 East Ninlh street, VII
nington, Delaware Case Of Gallopin., Consump
lion. Lost twenty-five pounds OF flesh in abon
eight weeks began to improve rapidly from iirs
treatment and now after icing under treatnen
one waek, considers himself good cured an,
Will cheeriully answer any questions i'll regard Il
his case.
Wilmington Del Feb ~, 1861
Mira. Ellen Jordan Riddles Banks. Rhcuma
tisn and Female Weakness; could not tie he
shoes, or 20 up stairs the morning she came 10
trcatmcnt; she was So entirely reviewed that SIN
went home and done n Washing after first treat
ment.
Mrs. Mary Walker, Wilmington. Del. Con
rnmption; Lungs said 10 be nearly consumed
Greatly relieved by first treatment; III the
weeks was restored 10 her usual condition o
health.
j. W. Draper, Wilmington, Delaware. Lunl
bago. Relieved by one operation.
Thos. Frctse, Wilmington, Dbl. Rheumatism
Left his crutches, which he had been Obliged L
list iur six years.
John Fisher Brandywine Village. Stiffness 4
the ancc, with acute pain and soreness, cause
by an injury was unable To walk. Instant
cured.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-12

Hon, lanes Thompson,
J,ufgs n TIE Supr.m. t'onrt ~ Pennsylvania
Phitpisiihfa, April ~ 1850.
9 consider lloofaud's German Bittrrs rdiud
biz medicine IN case VI attacks Of lnderstinn Of
dyspepsia. | eau certify this from my experience
oft. Yours, with rusi,pct,
IaMYs TIInMpsnN =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-12

From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, DID,,
Pus,or " The Tenth B"iiist Church Phdade!phfn.
DR.. Jdctsoit-D.ar sir; | have been frequently
requested To cnnnrrt my nane with recpmnends-
tons At different kinds Of medicines, but regarding
III. practice .-r,,r~x,-r ,zyxxv-v-,s~rer out Of
my appro S---vM9s&HsA N-yY/- pr ate
spher. | M f%J1A\ M have in all
rase. de IA EAS.A :iiuad; bnt
wilma clear ,yESNaSA prof In
ytri.ns 10 - rrsand
Particularly IN my family. Of thu Usefulness Of
br IIniand'- Herman Bis'is, | depart ~ snrs
from my usual COURSE To express my fll conviction
that FIR gsn.,rd dshiihu ef he system. md tSp,-
riliiy fir Lipr C'nnJiitiat. Il MIhsHn'i mlhnHt
pryJ,rratini In sur ca-.'s 1t may fa hut i,maiiy,
doubt not, it will Is, very henrfeial to those who
suffer from the all rauses,
Ysurs, very respectfully,
j. H. KESNARn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-12

ECONOMY IS wEALTH."-FrankI
WHY will people paw $50 or 800 for sewing ~
iici purposes? notwithstanding reports to the con-
trsry, the subscribers In TO Inform their numer on
friends that The 'FRankLis' and "MRDALIon~ Ma
chimes be had in AMY quantity. This Machine s
a double TIRED. com,lee wi table constructed up n
on an a mI~ IN NJ s,n md hEe up
poor mans Sewing Machine, and is warranted 10 ex-
cell ALL others thousands OF patrons will TESTIFY
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MEssRs. EpiroRs.--By publishing the follow
ing statement OF my disease and cure, You will
be doiug great favor 10 suffering hunlniLy,umd
also to myself (hy doing away with prejudice cX-
| listing among some Intelligent persous). | speak
OF Tie simple mode Of treating disease MS lrac-
tirrd ly DIR. Phillips, 10 which feel | owe my
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-27
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, o. c.,
OFFICERS:

9. y. CLARK, philGdelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HESRY b, COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
EMERSON w PET. Philadelphia. Secretary and
Es, TURNER. Washington. Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ. b. , Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, N. b, I. Assistant Medical Di-
rector
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J, X. BARNES, Surgcon General United States
Any M Hf0R@fT22, Chief Medical Department,
United sta!Cs Navy, waahtngtJu.
b. W. BLISS. N, D., Washington.
The Advantages offered by thii- Company are,
paid up capital Of Al 10000
i offers low rates - premium.
ltturnishes largcrinsutunCcthan other companies
for the same money.
II j. de tnite aud certain IN It's terms.
u It's home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the pol
Every policy il non orteitalle
Policies may he tAkeu which pay to tho insured
their full amount aud return all the premiums, ~
that the Insurance costs only the decrease ON tho
| annual payments.
Policies will DO issued that will pay to tho in.
sured during life an annual income Of one tenth tue
amount named n the policy.
Noextra rate Is charged for r.sks upon the lives
OF females,
1t insures not to secure dividends, but at ~ low
cost tha, diN,d"gds VII +. npg;s,bIe, puma.
COUNTY. and applications from competent par
ties FOR such agencies, with suitable Inducements.
should be addressed to the Company General
Agents only ID their respective districts.
on application at the Office Of tao Company n th.l
city.
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SurnEME CouTT-Gsnerdi Term. An th,
Justices OF the supreme Court sat IN ban
IBarth vs.. Heider. In this action in the cour
below the plaintiff recovered against the defen
dant $500 damages, by reason Of the PLAINTIFF
n,.aving caused me arrest and imprisonment Of
charge OF the larceny Of a watch, the facts oil
which we gave at length In our report Of the
case In the court below. The case comes up
on exceptions to the ruling OF the Court ex.
cluding the statements made by the oflcer
making the arrest, at the time the case came
The appellant, by Miller, w. j., argued III at
The Court erred In not admitting the evidence:
without malicej I'd, that II showed he acted
Investigate the larceny; sd, that there was
probable cause to believe the appellee had
committed the lareenyi 4th, what the officer
Of the res j,std; 5th, that the officer acted as
and his declarations are therefore admissible;
quoting Greenleaf, section ll3, to support the
The appellee tby Mattingiy) contendcd that
the evidence was properly rejected. II In.
have been specially pleaded, and was not adj
missiblc under the general issue. LIST, It Is
no excuse that defendant took the advice of
detective; he should have consulted a compe-
tent lawyer; I'd, the declaration offered to be
proved by the mouth OF the defendant, that
the officer declared that he made the arrest on
MS own respOnsiblltty, was immaterial hear
say and no part Of the res gesfG; both the de.
PENDANT and the officer are wrong doors, and II
could he no excuse for one that the other de-
act.
The Court took the papers, and held the
>asc under Amusement.
.'yyler VS.. Defrees. This is a case involving
the construction OF the confiscation act, and
comes upon special verdict and q motion for
Judgment, which Is to be heard in the general
term, and Its facts were reported when the
case was on trial In the court below.
ings In the District Court by which, under a
libel, that court undertook to decree the con.
nscation and sale Of the property which De-
frees, the purchaser under conhscstion, claims
to hold against Tyler, the original owner,
were void, because the proceedings In ques-
tlon were common law proceeding, and re-
quired the jury to determine the facts.
Mr.. Philips commended that the proceedings
In the case had been strictly in accordance
with the act OF Congress, and were amply suf-
ncicnt to vest title In Defrees; but that even
were this not so the validity or rcgularities OF
the proceedings OF the District Court could
not be inquired into In this collateral proc
Ing.
Before the close of the case the court ad.
Journed until this morning.
EoUITY CouRT-Judge oiin-This court made
the following orders yesterday:
Wm. II, Winter vs.. Alexander Provost. Re-
port OF auditor ratified and confirmed on or
pdric motion.
Same VS.. same. Order for sale of real estate.
Adjourned.
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Aatiunal grpuhlitau.
TUESDAY MORNING :llI:!..5ocTopER n, i,
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

~. STEER, agent OF tho Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine. The office is at No. 39t
Pennsylvania avenue. See card elsewhere.
W. II. DUNN publishes a card elsewhere Of
his furniture warerooms, No. sos Seventh
street, next door to Odd Fellows Hall.
JonN J. GEonoEs, Nos. 70 and "a Pcnusyl
rania avenue, advertlscs his boots and shoes
At cost.
MEssRs. =. & A. SCHNEIDER, iron founders,
corner OF Pennsylvanla avenue and Eighteenth
street, call the attention OF the public to their
card In another column
MEssRs. WM. r. RILEY BGorngR, No. %
Central Stores, between Seventh and Eighth,
have an especial Advertisement 10 regard 10
undertaking adapted to the season.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

W1LLARDS'-SyKEs & CHADWICK,
Juan r d.I W. and Kf .fh, 4 Pnindsph,
Donald, q; " Ne1 and wife, Ohio; Jos "
Ward. Boston; N J Rossi Tenn; General
Longstreeti James King, brooklyn; Mr.
scranton, Porter Fitch, N Y; Tracey Robin
sSn P hssPl%1giHlI Daniel Tbe mnGEo John Mad
Bacon and wife, Boston; q q Mccurer and
| wife; II McComb and wife, Miss Edgar,
9uigley, Delaware; d Wright, Auburn, N y
wifi. Master II Robinson, Arki o b Morrow,
ID Thomas, Maine; Wilson Mosgrove, Mrs
Mosgroye, Ohio; I Davis and wife, o Horncr
and wife, J u Morton and wife, Paris; Hsrri.
son Dudley and wife, Miss Dudley, Miss Mary
Dudley, Miss Harrison, Kyj George q II
Crosman, Philadelphia.
Observation-Disclosures PORTS.
oSnny, ] 4 Hall, Barr and wife, Philsdel.
phin; A Sidney Doane, Thomas d Stetson, J
Coleman and wife, THOMAS Kydd and wife.
and wife, N Y; ] II DurRee, JScEso%viile, Fla;
] LaRue Martin, New Mexico; Miss A Hall,
Comm John T Graham, Miss Alice Graham,
tom F.IFx s cs va IosepS Thorn sTG
child, X I; p V Daniels, jr, President OF Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad;
Browner, U S N; Mrs L Miles, Mrs Rob.
erts, Boston.
KIRKwOoD HoUSE-KiSo.
Wm Dewitt, Lynchburg; James Norman,
Benz Bredin, Thomas b Nolan, N u John
Hess, Philip 7 Maker, Peter Burns, W ]
Maloney and wife, NJ II GreenouEh, " Y; Geo
ETownsend, Baltimore; James 4 Wills, Pitts
<6lrgi Thomas NJ Cox, James 7 Maxwell, FL.
mira; 2 limerick and wife, Philadelphia; A
Boas, N Y.
SEATON house,. II. SRMMgs.
John q Bowers, WIN II Myers, Baltimore:
Nicolas Guiks, Greece; Caleb Wood, l. Eas.
ton, philadelphia NJ Little and wife Charles
WI Richard ShPplnrt AM Arm
del county Maryland; II W flaudreau, New
UNITED STATES HOTEL. II. BEAN.
w II = Taylor, esq, Richmond Va; NJ Ire.
land, Philadelphia; Jos Swan, Richmond, N
II; Henry Fisher, city; + Culbert, Va; q l.
Putnam, Mobile, Alaj John Is Hyde, N VI
Alden Maync, Nc.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
S + James and wife, Master Eddie James,
Mo; y Edwards, N q; Mr. and Mrs Maer,
Rosioni Ii U q Inrlaer and lalv Va -,
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IlEApgrAKrERs DErARTNrSi 90: INnnIA,i
OFFICE Culrr gtAKl bkAAs h. I
Sr PAN, MINS, Oct. u, ls,S.
Proposals will be- received ny tn" ugitT'Ight
until December n, ls6s to rrrci,tn accyrdhnre I'LL
tho plnns and notifications e in this uiCp, Ger
tain RarrAcks, Quarter, aud other Public build
Jugs At Fort TGttru, u. I The bids wll b. ln de-
I'm t, INFORM 10 thr prctEraiuus and pHu, arUr
said tor zach huldIuE 81 such part OI each ~ uay
he required ,ruAlatrIy, and for tho material II
whole 81 part according to tho requirements ui H.,
case Al the labor, mechanical or other, to IL
done by the contractor.
TINS invitation II made only to men u hush,
and CAPITAL, or who can command capital and VT
aIr ia condition t. d. " hat II Is de-, red To- lf,,
done IN the rart OF the Government
s u HOLANlRp,
ur3|-td Deputy Q. NJ. General, L, A,
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poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS,
&C, KNIGHT,

JOHN GIBSON,
Will run regularly during the winter months be-
tween Now York, Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown, as follows: Leave New York, from
Pier - East River at tho foot Of Rosoyel street,
every Saturday at p. IN; GonTgetown. from
wharf foot " High street. every Thursday, and
Alexandria every Friday, At lam. For freight or
passage apply At tho Othcr of tho company, corner
Of Now York avenue and scyentsenth Street, be-
'docsi.ti j, ". THOMPSON. President.
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Stables.

rOoK'B BOARDING STABLES,
~ ON EIGHTH STREET
Between b and 4, No. 4s7
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses
Large, AIRY and comfortable stables, The prnrrie.
tor ~ we'll known as one OF the hest feol,Ts IN ts
District. owners OF poor horses can have them
attended and well cared for.
CARRIAGES can be had at al hOGrs Tor raltic',
Wedding, and Funerals Ii.S'tf
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LIVERY LADY AND GESr IN the world are
l., wanted ~ agent, tnr our ONE DOLLAR SALE
4 WAfrh, u cut ui Cotton, Dress, a Carpet, an /
IT, pu-aui, 81 other articles, for 81 each send o,
rui, Tor rhrvk- aud circulars giving iuIl 10
formation Liberal Inducements L. agents e..
cuIarr sent nee. BANKS, LORD 4 CO,
2ll Washington 81 Boston, Mae
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Grant and Colfax pole was again dung to The
breeze yesterday afternoon. A boy named
tor. and inserted new alyards In place Of those
stol,n on Thursday night last. Long may she
wave
CoRREcTIoN.-Our report Of the Joint con.
vention last Thursday INSIDE US say that Coun.
Gilman Taylor nominated Mr.. Sehnell as one
OF the commissioners OF the Western burial
ground. Tho nomination was made by Mr.
DAVIS, OF the First ward.
LIVERY OvERcoATs on hand or made to or.
derj suits of livery made to order at short no.
tice BY George O. Henning, No. 81 seventh
street. Those contemplating outfits for their
servants, will do well to cali
As WINTER u AT HAND It 10 essentially ne.
cessary to be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity Of money into consideration 1t is of
goods, suitable 10 The season, can be procured
at the lowest possible figures. We do not
hesitate In saying that there Is one place In
this city which outranks all similar establish.
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should VIC omit to state the name
beneht OF strangers and persons not well in-
formed, we would say, II you wish to save
money buy your winter undergarments and
ar 9rn9f gSn,s .a s9od e. Ihe
ID and FL and so that you do not miss the
place remember that his store has large
plate Blhsb WinuoWi also, that he has no
branch stores.
PRErARE FOR WINrER-PRiCEs DOWN.
Good merino undershirts and drawers, 90, 90,
70 centsj fine merino undershirts and drawep,
u, tl so and tl76j good cotton socks, pair f0f
rs eentsj extra heavy cotton and woolen
socks, from rs cents UPWARDS; good white
shirts, 81, s125 and also; fine do, " and $50;
paper collars, from 10 cents per box upwapls
best paper cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents
per dozen; handkerchiefs, gloves, ties, scarfs,
Of the latest style, at most popular prices, at
the Original Franc, 494 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and +; and SO that you do not miss
the place remember that his store has . large
plate glass window; also, that he has no branch
store.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Therefore we advise
our readers, who are In want OF Gents fur.
Seventh street, opposite the Patent ONCE, the
popular proprictors Messrs. Franc & Goldman,
having just purchased large quantities Of fine
merlno undershirts and drawers from New
York auctions, which they will sell at 40, 60,
65, and 10 CENTS and fine article for o. white
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neck-tiest tssrfs &c.,
OF the finest grades, and at the lowest prices.
We defy competition.
Nuns Light and Dark Mixed Business Suits,
all wool, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen, twenty,
twenty-five, and thirty dollars a suit. Boys
suits I'VE, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten dol
lars suit, all wool, at the celebrated Oak
Hall i6i seventh street, second door below
Smiths. Don't mistake the place. 4
Z. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removedto 5l3, Seventh street,
lntelligencer building.
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Amusements.
WAsHINGTON CITY GARDEN.

NV "" OEN VII VNND1Ns
The proprietor Of this we'll known and popular
place OF resort desires to call the attention OF asso.
CATIONS schools and private parties wishing to give
WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN.
y Is located on the corner OF New York avenue aud
cool, and pleasant. Its supplied with shOJtIi {
galleries, ten-pin alleys, dying horses, Ne. Re.
nished at the lowest rates. There is also a hIe
dancing pavilion In the GArden. The manager
pledges himseu to please all who may Apply
1.N Aanarer
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AGAIN FLYfso.-Thc flag on the First ward
Grant and Colfax pole was again lung to the
breeze yesterday afternoon. A boy named
Douglass, aged about IS years, climbed to the
stolen on Thursday night last Long may she
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PRINTERS GRANT ANn CoLPA& CLUI.-A
meeting Of this club was held at u iOn League
Rooms, on Saturday evening last, with USpt
A. ID. Brock, presiding.
After the reading OF the minutes, and n re-
port from the financial secretary, n letter from
Mr.. A. L. Newton acknowledging his cleo
ton to honorary membership, and thanking
the club for the honor was read; and then a
stirring address was delivered by Judge Hodge,
OF North Carolina. The Judge was chosen an
honorary member.
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CoRREcTIoS.-Our report Of the Joint con.
vention last Thursday INSIDE US say that Coun.
Gilman Taylor nominated Mr.. Sehnell as one
OF the commissioners Of the Western burial
ground. Tho nomination was made by Mr.
Davis, of the First ward.
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THE NEW TURNrIKE.-On saturday next,
meeting OF the Fairfax ana Georgetown
Turnpike Company takes place Mt the store
W. ID. shepherd, near Falls Church. A board
of directors and other officers will then he
elected, and immediate steps taken for the
construction Of the road. lis utility is mani.
fest, and we doubt not 1t viii prove u proata.
BILE Investment Of capital The citizens of
Georgetown are taking n lively interest In
this proposed Improvement, and its facilities
will be duly appreciated by them when the
road is completed.
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INDECENT ExrosuRE.-A German butcher
named Chris. PnugeF, was arrested by OfiiceI
Daily, charged with indecent exposure. Jus,
tcc ruckerrequired the accusod'to pay fine
OF -.
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Printing.
Veterinary Surgeon.

nR. y PURpY h CO. VETERINARY
~ SURGERY AND HORSE SllOElNu. Per-
They can be restored by wearing our novel Patent
Shoe OFFICE, slioP, AID SFAbhE. IhiI'
asa full stock Of Choice Medicines IN hand,
compounded for Immediate use, iucludIug specific
or prevailing cattle plague. au2B
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CONTINUATION or CHILDRrN.-At 10 O'Clock
Yesterday forenoon, the Sacrament of Cunnr.
nation was administered to u large number of
children, at St. Mary's church on Fifth street,
by Bishop Gibbons.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

IDhoGOsALS foh Resi- BEEF.
OrrICE CmITP COMNIs-ART uP sURsIsrFN,r,J
FIRST MILITARY DIrrkirr, ,
RICHMOSp, VA. October ~, ISIS.
Scaled proposals. in duplicate, will be received
1T the othcc Of Brryet Lieutenant Colonel h. u
Knox, Lieut.. 2lst Infantry, A. G. 5, Petersburg,
Va ,Yn TIN RsDAi, October ,, ls6S, lat " 'cl.ck,
IN. =, t0r all the
FRESH BEEF
required At Petersburg, Virginia. for six mouth,
from November !, ls'is, or such less tIH" ~ The
CummissaTy GrloTal II Subsistence may direct
Tho Beef 10 he delivered there lh" order Of The
Acting CunmissHTy Of Subsistence at that plICrI II
n good aud marketable quality, IN equal prup.I
tons OF fore and hind quarters, tnrCks shank aud
kidney talluw To be excluded The uCCkS at the
cattl" slaughtered to be cut off At tho fourth Nct"
hrNi Joint, and the breast trimmed down tn"
shauks Of fore quarters 10 b" cat fran lhtr" e. iu
inches above the knee joint, and ut hind quarters
from six TO eight inches ahVN" the gambrr Or hook
joint.
Bidders are req urstcd to be present to respond to
their bids, and be- prepared To give bonds iur tue
ful n lment " their CONTRACT
Proposals must b. iudDrscl distinctly, PRO
pIsnls for Fresh Beef, At Petersburg, Va. "
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause.
Coalitions, requirements, payments, &c, SC, a.
heretofore,
BY command Of Br"vgt Major General StpucIu,u
W, A. ELDERklN,
DvI. Mai, and Chief Com. OF Subsislrucc,
First Mlu1ry District
Once No. 1915, Cary street, II 'hmtHi, Virginia
oC2I.td
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LIVERY OvERcoATs on hand or made to or.
der; suits OF livery made to order At short no.
tice by George O, Henning, No. 5il Seventh
street. Those contemplating outfits for their
eervants, viii do well TO call.
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TmE ACCIDENT At THE AGRICULTURAL Col.
LEGE.-Mr. Thomas Rhode, one OF the stu.
dents OF the Maryland Agricultural lnstltu-
tion, who fell from the balustrade, a distance
OF about fOrty-hvc feet to the pavement, yet
lives, is conscious, and hopes are entertained
Of his recovery. The accident occurred on
Friday, the 10th instant, and immediate at
who was present. A physician was sent for
at once from Bladensburg, and DR.. Wells was
soon present. Messengers were also dis.
patched to Washington for the best medical
talent, and on Saturday DR.. A. +. a. King re-
moved from the skull large piece OF bone.
DIR. N. X. Smith, of Baltimore, and DR.. Lin
coin, OF Washington, visited him.
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MAIL Box ON FrRE.-On Saturday last about
four o'clock, the mali box situated on the cor
to be on fire BY Oficer Proctor The carrier
reports that there were two letters totally de-
stToyed, and three partially burned. The officer
10 under the Impression that 1t was done by
some boys out OF malicious mischief The let
ter-carrier reports having found fragments Of
half burnt matches in other mail boxes In yar-
Gus portions of the city, keen eye of the
officers are on the lookout for these mis-
creants.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-27

LETTERS HELD FOR PosTAGg,-In Rich.
mond, Virginia, letters for the following.
age; Mrs, Lucy +. Vaughan, Joseph Jacob,
aud Nathaniel Abraham,