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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-07-02
BLACK HAWK.

~ let to mares 1a, season. ~, upon On
lXT che following terms :r-Seven
~ aAtE&ess 4 Dollars, If paid BY the. st day
of August OF the present year; If not pai BY
that time, Ten Dollars will be charged. Fifty
cents to the Groom for each mare. He will
stand at the following places viii leave home
every Monday morning for Mr.. John A.. Hin
dies; will leave there Tuesday morning for Mr..
VIM. fl. CIagett's. PomonEey; will leave there
Wednesday morning for Mr.: r. A. Rennoe's;
win leave there Thursday morning for Mir.
Rob't Radcliffe s in Nanjemoy, ard win leave
for home Friday evening and remain there un-
It'll Monday morning. ,s'.. \. (. a.esTlac
Should any person prefer to do SO, they can
pay me Ten Dollars by the lst of August. and
should the mare prove not TO be in foal the per-
soD'can put the same mare the next season free
Of charge 9:s.s ~ & ..sfs-ifl :, .9T't -
Season to- commence lst April and end lst
July, 1868. '5iT s'''i a2t5sas ~ a.5-ys1..s:
i have an old and experienced Groom and
will not be responsibi for any accident. ..l4i
- lHas - 81 SAMUEL HANSON. a5:I
April is, 1868. rsts.5.f91 sAs4 =ice-4 90 5ioin
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-07-02
Patapsco G .l: Company {, 9! nnIPEa s
AMMONIATED
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATEI,.i

4 Crap Groaeer and Improper Of tie SOIL.
..E.s. a.. - tsSslsfft4J8i
FOR TOE ACCO, GRAIN, GEASSE,
AND ROOT CROPS, aI-ki j}
n>IT HAS 10 SUPERIOR
It contains all the stimulating qualities OF
Peruvian Guano with the lasting
properties Of Bone. 1A
NEALE, HARRIS & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS, =.
No. IS Commcrce street. ssal
BALTIMORE.
c. ID. HILL, ~ .1l
Agent for Prince Georges Co, Md.
In all cases keep the Pa.apsco Gaaae. as near
the surface as possible. 3ys. .l',y s.ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-07-02
.CORTLAN Co..

ia : NOTICE.. - =.
THE undersigned would respectfully call the
/ the attention of buyers to his STOCK OF
GOODS at Chapel Point, near Port Tobacco,
which he offers at very moderate advance on
first cost. This stock IS new and fresh through
out, and embraces large variety of q s,.., e.
Dry Goods, ~ .'.sa'.-iE1 =
. Groceries. 30. - :, -, ~ .e.. =. 81
~ II = Liquors. ,...-..s; 4ol Ii, 81
,a3 Hardware, - ~. OH :. 4
o. :i'a - Boots. 81! a=if1,.
~. $3.50 . - q CIa,t asa g.. =
Hotc
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-07-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE >,

WIi also be found invaluable in all cases of Di.
arrhea, DysenteIy, Collie, Summer Complaints,
of the stomach
Sold BY Druggists in city or country every
where at s per bottle. or BY application to
G G. CLARK & co,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, Conn.
je 1s-eowiy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-07-02
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!

AN AA6NV INV
THE
"POULTERERS FRIEND
Or CHICKEN POWDERS,
[Patentright secured,]
CERTAIN CURE FOR
Gapes in Chickens and Turkeys.
VIII Prevent and Cure Chicken Cholera, and
other Diseases common to Poultry, and
acM promote 0n increase Of Fat.
Full Directions Accompany Each Package.
Price rs Cents.
The annexed are a few Of the certificates we
have received in proof of the great value and
efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend:
CARRoLroN, Baltimore County, Md,
December 10th, 1867.
Messrs. Clot,oorthy e. Co.,
GENTLEMEN:--I have used your "Poulterers'
Friend'' upon brood of young chickens that
had the gapes, and am happy to say, that by
the use Of few doses they were entirely cured,
It will certainly cure the gapes when used ac-
GEO HARTMAN.
ANsApoL,s, Md. february 7dt, 1868.
Messrs. Clot,corthy f. Co.,
GENTLEMEN:-fhaves sold all the "Poulterers'
Friend" received from you last August. The
poultry in the surrounding country was dying
very fast with ssCholera." recommended your
'"Poulterers' Friend,'' and as far as / could
learn, it has proved cure for the disease.
Respectfully, VIZ. GOODMAN.
BALTIMORE, February I'd, 1868.
N1essrs. Clot,Uorthy f. Co.. a.,
NV chickens were dying very fast with what
my neighbors called stChicken Cholera wa:
induced to try your "Poulterers' Friend" and
it worked like charm. I gave it as directed
have not seen any symptoms OF the disease since
Yours. &c. B. MENcKEN,
Cross and Warner streets.
JEFFERSON, Frederick County, Md,
July 22d, 1867.
Messrs Cot,corthy f Co., Baltimore,
GENT. The wonderful cures which have
fail to interest all who raise Poultry. gentle
man of this village has been experimenting OF
chickens with the gapes. He tried your ''Poul
tIaers' Friend - according to the directions, ant
it had the desired effect in destroying the worm
effectually relieving the chicken at once. Since
then have had many calls for 1t, and 1t has beer
used extensively with the same result 1t IS
incalculable value to all who raise Poultry.
respectfully, A. SPENCER.
FOR SALE BY H
VIM. BOSWELL, Port Tobacco,
JOHN T. COTTON, Aliens Fresh,
J. F. THOMAS, Mount Pleasant,
find Country Merchants generally. ..
nFManufacturej only by CLOTWORTHl
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-07-02

Wholesale Dealers, i Hotel and Boarding
House Ptoprietors, Steamboat and Ship Own
ers, Old Housekeepers and those about COM
mencing, will end 10 our Warerooms, decided
ly the greatest variety to be found in any
similar house 10 the Union. Aud we pledge
every article sold to be as represented. De-
string to increase our sales, we offer our goods
at such prices as .aciU ensure that object; being
determined not to be undersold in similar
goods by any establishment in this country,
SIX ~ 49,
- fss CORTLAN Co.,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
feb 27-4m ...-.
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p.-. u....
,.x,sun - ~ n, ~. 1880 rn es.e'
,w,lhrN ~, =. ui.u ps.loimsneo " .no
...ns ss s..a'. " se!on'e'n" was given ~ INC
l,Sl tYa'r .a ~ sy WIN ho sam'
a-s.Es-ss., .n"s s.onucu .ne n,s' .worepsc'
rn.nna'N''s" ~ - NY opere In "ssh'ns'on. MI
o ~ un a.,, u'sna pucness numoer two ?
,s,,. Rygssvn oI m'ne fIeury honschnmps' .nc
wN.aNelhep.evioush ,sh', IN wn'cn onarae,er
rS, va suooeeaoa on snm occasion oy SnhcDc
s,~eo'n ne INuIy spefsona''on, ",'ho o
Mn. .sI IN msny rsspoo's qu,.c "luey IRON,
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

E>s,nru wxup JouxsoS Dpvocp ,r,c-f,os-
sssrxTivH CIuB.SThis club met last evcnins
MT.Ioha Hogan took he chair; and, as both
e ss H. sb ,ns sS
ohsiE A
GERS especially. lie thought they should Impose
a fine Of "a 80 on each officer and hftcen cents on
seif from he meetines Of the einb "o''"' MN
Mr. McNamara thought they had batter mako
the hne o. for II they should iiSe them 80 heavily
portsnt business to attend to, and 1t would be
M. A. aieeson ssreed 70 ASSENT 4" the amend.
,ment making the ane one dollar.
ken. sSsR sxsy oa nssa the bad
Mr. aeesoa SAID M'd The members were no, sugar
others, = = y
Ayoiee; II move we postpone action on that
had Adorned him that no had some very i'm
portant business to transact, and could not be
president could psy any ane they Would impo se
on him. He had been little harsh HIMSELF but
The motions nut h'' W ''s"' W A''ep' any OIL
Mr. Qleeson. Then Withdraw the NATHAN u
MI. John Davis was Of opinion that at Members Member
bad ss and sSo al ss wh9 @
was no excuse for them
cuse anS one. but in these eases snm, hot bc
members were attending to some very Important
given, c,.,, : ar,. 800, =. ~. '. ~ -
Hs nq pss SEnS ssot G1SsT"
md make excuses, there would be no n,ectings."
SsTsa rs;Oatl9
e 1sp sna to s. ss
club. - '"'' 'N'''''''' NETTING VI '"'
Mr., John Houlahan reminded the gentleman
election there would be- or Whistler therc wau ID
Sssn | election I, n I, si q whether could
.osia as un'' 'heS should sec what Congress
would have Charter or not. lie hoSed 10 Goa
,a.y woSM no. have ,S mi esi q ,ksy should
M. MeNamarS WithdSew Sis re,o,ut,oo. and
s %sstins that he would 0i0r at the next
In the resolution was left 10 the ciu6 il would
sf 70 x. wss niSSs' business 1t should
MI; MsNs aa,s said they aid not know what
RSdsss and old lad stevens n ala oSt b ses
might pass their Bill, and they would be nome tss
busy; they should have every old erlpnie rceis.
tered ifthey had to bring them up on strctchers,
The Chair thought 1t was no use 10 attempt 10
oharterbili, They would then have plenty OF time
whelmihg majority. This party could know, AZ
well ~ tic Radicals, what CONGRESS was doing.
A motion was made to adjourn, and a standing
vote was taken, four reporters rising to their
feet, The club was not 10 he sold that way
cided, fAffly, to adjourn. y ri 'TrIt = - n ~
:Las j, 49, 81 ! sr.,'!
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FINANCIAL AHp COMMERCIAL.
. .F.' yfrAHctAL. ...r|.
jay Cooke %. furnish the following quota

SERIES iO7Ki gold, iiss WA ' ''
Nsw YoRR, Jan. 2e-i p. IN. -ACotton arm-isL
cents. Sugar unchanged. Flour firm-.a shsds
better Southern unchanged Wheat quiet and
nrmj No. 2, e24s, Corn dull and nominal,
u .2sseti.2o, white Southern, 81. 2sgE.2 Oats,
stH@se cents. Rye, tl1I.. Pork, t2o7sf9t27
BnafimoR aR' JAM S-Ts Ssa, i,o SS,,,0
ment doing In flour, and we quote Howard stree,
super and cut extra at %. 5o6io; do. extra ship.
6 TO- m siin .as.s AZ ,;.iE
@saS. isSiy sibsorS ysi aoat e y
Corr Msai..we quote City Mills by the barre
Chop q. 2562. 80 y 100 Ms.
iee S N M's S,,,sI, SSoto the range " d
-RAeai.-Reoelpts SIS bushels white and 2.os:
bushels red. The market was somewhat i'm
Pr9y,esa n tone ths mornng Holders are hrmer
Sales-White, SIS bushels good Frederick
county, at t2.soi red, 500 bushels prime vir
a. t2t5; 100 bushels at % 90; 800 bushels prime
Virginia, at &2s2; 325 bushels good Pcnnsylya.
mia, at t2Ss; choice Pennsylvania, held at " sSG
!Corn:5Reeeipts Of 2,i2o bushels white, and
1,Is bushels red Market dull but steady. Sales
Of iair condition white, at o. ll4l.l2; and prime
yellow hsloGl.is, latter price for Point dclive
saies-white, 200 bushels at q .o6; 1000 bushcls
Viii; l0O bushels, at tll2; 200 bushels, at a.
Yellow, 800 bushels, at tl.ls; 1000 bushels n io,
200 bushels, at tl.Ie; 200 bushels, at tl.i3, 100
bushels At 10; 100 bushels, At tils; 100 bushels,
at ~ Si1i lSS Ssi bushels 81 :. ~ siis
, v,aut.theeeipts OF 2,7oo bushels. Market dull
sales-3oo bushels, at IS cents; 100 bushels, a.
10 oentsi 900 bushels, at IT cents.
and unch Anged.
Sales-2s0 bushels, at sl.55.
Cogte-The market Is very firm, with an up
ward tendency In prices, There Ia also consider
able inquiry, especially for to hner grades. The
OF 90 bags from second hands. at 23X cents,
currency. We continue quotations as hereto.
fore; Rio, ordinary, IL cents; fair, i3spl3A
cents good, lS<Gi0 centsJ prime l655s6lTh cents;
cargoes and invoices, sl<Gli5 cents, gold.
Prortfiont-The demand for bacon continues
stoadily to improve. Orders from the South arc
coming In quite freely. Sales yesterday OF %
hogsheads clear ribs at private terms. We quote
az heretofore: RIB sides at i2H cents, and clear
ribs At 10 cents. Hams are unehangedj and we
changed; shoulders 0 cents loose, and w cents
packed; Mess pork is steady at t22.TS23as for
new Western. Lard steady At l3LIf4l3R cents
for steam and kettle.rendered.
Su5drs II market 10 moro active, but
transactions are restricted BY light stocks. Sales
on Tuesday OF 29T hhds. Demcrara yac pan Al
l4lf@l4as cents, and 500 boxes Caba, taken for
%onsh "a. GaS Is s1SS ssnng sen isS,
centsi Porto Rico, fair TO good, i2l<Gla cents;
prime to choice, l3,49l3A cents; Demerara vac
pan l4I4@lb cents; New Orleans ltlilX cents
Tor fair to prime.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
pEror ouagrERsAsrER's oPTIeE.l
foRr HARkEK, KANSAS, jan. u, 1874 !
There will be sold at auction, at Fort HaTker
Kansas, On the 3lst day Of JANUARY, 1865, a large
quantity VI unseryieeAble quATtermAsters property
consisting n part q the follSying articles. vI;
jake, BLACKSMITH s BELLOWS,
Brace Bits. Whiteyash Brushes. Collar, Straw
llames, Lead and Wheel Harness, Lead Lines, Stove
Pipe. Rope, RAsps, Riding aud Wagon Saddles, Plat.
age and Fur Gaps. Great Goats, Jackets. Uniiorm
Goats, Trowsers, Drawers, shirts, Stocking, Wool
SACKS Sants@sns, Drum Head, Tents, Tent piles
Ness Pans. Axes, shOyels. Spades. PisE Axes and
Hatehets.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m
Terms: Cash, In Government Iunds Al time of salc
Two days ALLOWED for removal Of property,
BY order of Brevet Major General L. U. Ea,ton,
Chief ouarternsster. Department Missouri
HENRY lNMAk,
jaT-ot Brevot Major and Depot q n.
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LOCAL irGMs.

lTsn groop owes ~ red color 10 aInute siObule.
psrsshs elarss smounto f Iron, which gives vitality
10 The blood. Ths Perry ian yfsp supplies tho blood
With this yitsk element AID tyes strunrh aud yIgor
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VIZ would call the attention Of our readers to
the fine assortment of gentlemen's dress shirts
silk and merino undergarments, white and col
orcd Kid and other glovcs to be had 81 Messrs
stephens 4 CO., No. $40 Pennsy lvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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RsxrsBER the largo new stock Of Boots and Shoes
Just received At cummins', 81 Seventh, two doors
south Of X street and Northern market. ..t
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NAVAL CossTRuoToR.--Mr. John II. Eastby,
naval constructor, has been assigned to duty st
the Washington navy yard, anu on the lst
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FeR rns orraA-whlts or Black Dress Vests. est
high or low, ready madc made to order. at ssks
4 Coz. M. on Seventh street. betwees Psnnsyi
wanna svcnue and D street a. 7. -7sa
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THRgATs,-Yirginia Seranago and Robt, Fleet,
coloredI were taken before Justices Drury and
0Brien, 6f tho Fourth prccinct. Both were re.
ahired to give security to keep the peace.
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sursxxx ooutf % rHs Disra,cr o, coLuH.
niA:zThc justices n bese, yesterday, were occu.
p%ss the o sn: q. x sss u *: Bank
ssSss ss. s e 6As rs s"aa S.s
81 S SSos os sss' II ne ": T,. 81 as
,as ua.tss ass n ~ Virtue
iaG he defendant from vithdrawine The ssme.
insion, a vsIioas times Sstwsen 1850 and 1890,
able him e asy ou &c sons1ss Which he s
made to supply the Post Once Department with
So e y: A.. for X, SssS sS
On hs TIE money accrued Sssa
s. s FROM %aiR hd S SSai S
asked the Court to make subject to their de-
The defendant Admits the loans and advances
Of the plaintiff, but AYERS that such sums have
Ses paid s ds The Pet
keeping the patent Of the defendant conveyed In
trust for their benefit until 1t expired, and thus
oef an equitable .etor to Whatever Claims tSe
bank may have against him. The defendant also
AYERS that 4 the plaintiff. hsye any claim It Is
The case was argued BY Messrs. Swami and
Henkle, and at Its conclusion the Court took the
paper, and held !, the case under s. .Sy.emspt
to-day.
Adjourned.
SUPREME Counr OF TnE UNITED STATEs-
Wednesday, January 20, ls0s-On motion of Mr..
johnson, Peter Thacher, esq, Of Maine, was
admitted to practice as an attorney and COUNSEL
ior Of this court.
No. aol. Samuel Haight, plaintiff In error, VS..
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road Company. This cause was submitted to
the court on printed arguments BY, MT. Knox, Of
counsel Tor plaintiff In error, and by Mr.. Nc
knight for defendant in error.
No. u. The Armstrong Foundry, appellant, vs..
the United States. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Ashton and Mr.. Attorney
General Stanbefy, Of counsel for the appellees,
and concluded by Mr.. Humphrey Marshall, OF.
counselfor the appellant.
No. II. James y. Slavery, appellant, vs.. Samuel
Y. Keene,s administrator. This cause was ar
gued by Mr.. Ashton, OF counsel for the appel
liant, and by Mr.. p. Phillips for the appellees.
No: rs. Lafayette Maynard plaintiff In error,
vs.. The United States. In error to the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Northern
District OF California. This writ Of error was
ordered to be dismissed under the 10th rule.
No. 80. The Steamer q. Vanderbilt, appellant
vs.. Robt. II. McKibben. This cause was sub.
mitted to the court on printed arguments by Mr..
Jones, Of counsel for the appellant, and BY Mr.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
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TREsrA q ISd,--0n Tuesday last, Lieutenant
EeklOf, of tie seventh precinct, arrested ChAs.
Stott for trespassing upon the property Of Mr,
William II. Smith. He was lined - by Justice
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PETIT LARGgsy.-- James Jefferson, colorod,
the Filth precinct, charged with stealing wheel.
barrow from Mr.. christopher Cammack. Justice
Harper, finding the accused guilty, committed
him to Jail for court. NJ
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LIMITED STATES NAILS.
: ARKANSAS.

l.. Posr oyyIcE DKPAsrnEsr.l
s ss ne q sSH ss s 81
sas Apf a ~ ua ns i e
oaspsrtures and arrivals herein speeiaed ''"'a"'e'
s q sss si
1915 FROM Marion to Ceburso. IS miles and back, once
Leave Marion Monday atsam
Arrive At Cleburne next day by I'm.
and back.
Leave cIsSSins Tuesday a. Ian.
Leave jssSsenport aoRdsy a o. m. w.
PROM i Saass aa% cy
pres and Pla1tsr's, to Helena, % mile. and
kssS: .SS %s;:s: Monday w; ~, e
Leave Helena Tuesday atlpm.
IRON X ss9 iPt s.st ws
tars nsss az
7so bTdS s' Il ssss & f1s s ok
IN ~. te i SSSss st ,s sIHIpaSSson whit
% Ss s Bss s ss9 81 ar
f:.Ss iit;is Essf AM; ss,sp. Sunday. 2pm.
ttiaian. HHG Ssp BasesSyilss Shsrp,s Gross
= s;irs'is's... i miles sss ss:. Tx inc:
ssss sssssaa,ai .;. sssss 4sss!ss,
,a,, A Little R..E Rock * R 70 hour ssm
i s!s$ ssss;$ sss ::;s;a to Pine '''''
s.iys S n PM sis Az
IsS .SyIIds k spIE1.f; Tips Blrg MARI ai
fonfssio % mile. anu ba sHs tSS Ss'G .Ss.
Lssss ]. t,,.ls ;, Rock Monday. woano.a., and Fri.
Aqliye n AZ so % mex, dar, nv n u,ss,
fs.ys SsssissiS &dadsSs. Ga3as.dss and Fri.
,s.! s: IT. & sa
sssss Sss'S? & s.sse. Sunday. .pm.
7ss From Rs,aiSSn. TsiI fisys 'kSeSRsr, Midway,
$iis. I'll sssf ,ssss VII
MSSP|s. "'Sas', ala .'a''
$zs Sn,aa ~'aa.', "'aI'''A' ''a ''
7ass ftsn Benton. 81 ossassliis. Wilmington and
sSIss s!ss. s as' SPRING miles ana back
LSayS Benton Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Al
Arrive al Hot aprlngs by O. 30 a m,
leave Hot Springs Tuesday, Thursdny and Satur-
day al I II,
,,,- Arrive a! Hcptop BY arm. A.,
' Saa Rsd 5lId. !. FflHs;'Sn. " niis. and back.
LG ssS Warren Monday Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at Princeton by spm,
LSHys ftiasstOn Tuesday, Thursday and sa'ar'
Arrive at WATren by ap N,
7Gss Prata Ralfs Bluf,. BY drOen Mount E.renee.
once week
Leave RelIs Bluff Monday at can,
Arrive a. NApoleCp next day bYSpm.
- Arrive At Relfs Bluff next day by 6pm,
1859 From Hamburg, by Wood Hill, Shiloh, Long
View and Sumpter to Warren, - miles aud
back, three times n week
Leave Hamburg Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at9p. m.
Arrive at Warren next days by Sa IN
Leave Warren Tuesday, Thprsday aud Saturday
N9am,
$40, Arrive at Hamburg, next days by 0am.
1910 FROM Eunicc, by bartholomew and Selma, to
MShtissiio, 20 miles and back. three times a
week. -
% Lesye EunieO Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive nj Monticello by II night
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HARRY's TgsTINosIAL.-This evening q mum.
her OF the trade societies Of this city will give
Harry 0orbutta handsome testimonial at Trades
Union Hall, corner OF Eighth and T. streets, In
the shape ola soiree; Let him have bumper, for
ho Is q Jolly good fellow. -'r b
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liz WAS WISE NAE who said, 'Bsttsr the nimbis
sixpencc Than the slow shilling" and We exsnplify
his policy In business By selling at small profits.
trusting 10 "quiek sales'' for or reward We have
full stock Of hats. caps. boots and shoes for gentle
men and boys. which we offer at vsry low prices. J..
T. Petty Co.. bls Seventh street. opposite Intei.
Repear Buiidins
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At vcry near cost. TO mako room for immense stock
Of sprias goods. Come early 10 secure barsa In. q
George D Wilson'S. late Of The arm Of Burns vii
son. under Odd Fellows Hall. Seventh street, No.
o07, second block from the Avsnue. H..r. b..
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ARnEsrED doN Two OHkRaEs - william Kens
nard Wa taken before Justice Tucker on TSIeIx
charged " Charles y. Barnes with making use
q abusiys lagsnage toward him and making
threats OF violence, Ito was aned $40 for, tho
keep the peace In tho last, : n q = = IN
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TUE cELEDRArED MARYLAND HAN. ~
w ne now receiving and will constantly have on
MARYLAND HAMS"
FOR which we Eained such a spread reputation
durihg list year. These Hams are cured especially
thnm, HALL uIJMR 80
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Fino 0roeories, Ge.
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FREsu AaRIyALs Of new and bcautifu, Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds, al the extensive Boot aud Shoe
Store Of Cummns. 81 Seventh street. two doors
south Of X street and Northern market.
n. D. Tho public should bear In mind this large
and we'll kaown Boot and Shoe House, which is n
present stocked with a magnificent line Of good and
desirable goods Seventh street, 81, two doors below
Northern market ~. ~. ..'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30

H. CAuuuT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fieers Cation
and Bell Of the Second precinct, arrested Messrs.
p. WEIGH, n. b. Turner, J, Brooks, y. II. Taught,
Nelson Rose, b. Turner Il Co., S. Hammersch1A az,
and NJ. Hurley grooers, drugglsts, &c, for having
no license. Their cases were disposed Of by JUS
tico Thompson. ~ $40 1...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30

Wa sHlL superior stitched French esif.kin sai,sr
aud boot for gentlemen. made TO own order, and
wears also prepared TO make the 10 order Il
shsrt notios. call solicited, and satlsfoton % TO
quality, 81 and durability guaranteed j. T. Petty 4
Co., Hat and Shoe stors SIS Seventh street, opposite
Intelligenccr Building. ..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30

FoRAaE, ii-D. -. .-
r.T. HrErsyILLR, Ala. Jan. "a. 1855.
Sealed propo,als Up Duplicate. will be rsoelysd at
this ohieo until II O'Clock, o. M, February 10, 1865
for SUPPL iag The post Of hlntsyille, Ala wiiS-
N.uQ0 liouTteea lionsaniJ pounds o. Roider. {, Il
iS'99 Sixteen hoasspdl pouSds q s!rax, n n
q eighty pounds Of Oats, I TT . 6gfIT7 III
5000 teiIht }hs9ssnd nlne hundred and sixty
To DO delivered In as required 70 meet tho
public wants ut tho posi- Of Huntsville, Ala. % Nd
Each proposal must be accompanied By the written
guaranty Of two responsible persons that the bidder
viii fulal any contract made with tho Uni
ted STATES 0overument. Y Il. iu ruEsFH7iSUT
The 10 itself the right 10 rejSct
any or all bids sonsldered unreasonable. !. .
jaO-l6t % First Lieut., and Actig Ass'to. ID. %
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30

PRoPosALs. ag..ss ~ no
N !. oyYIcR OF PArnAsrER, US NAyr,f'
No @BRoADwAr, NJ Y, Jan: n. 1858 q
Proposals, scaled and endorsed s.Proposais for
~, tho 9lst inst for the transportation, By sail.
lng vessel, fIom the navy yard, New York, to tho
iSOS IL. Jstum. in bales Of 100 iss. zach. ....
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,ianfo-h Paymaster U, s. Navy,