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Middletown transcript., 1868-10-17
TRUSTEES SALE


| by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
~ Cecil county, in Chancery, the UNDERSIGNED
as Trustee, will offer at Public Auction, on the.
| premises, on
Saturday, the l4h doy Of Noren,ber, nert,
All that very valuable and highly improved
FARM AND TRACT OF LAND.
lying in Cecil county, Maryland, whereof Charles
i'ics died seized. 1t contains
100 Acres, More or Less.
About 1856 acres are Arabic Land, in a high state
OF cultivation, and the balance Wood and Timber {.
Land, covered with Chestnut Oak, and Hickory,
The arabic land is divided into field, having.
regard to size, water, and other convenience
and all under good Fencing.
This Farm lies on the road leading from Fair
Hill TO the Brick Meeting House, and three miles.
west of Fair HILL
The natural quality of the land ia of tho x.r.
best and the arabic land is highly improved.
Inc buildings and improvements upon this
iarm consist ofa good Stone Dwelling.
Z6 by 35 feet, covered with Slate, with Frame
ae',e M,enen attached l6 by 20 feet and Pump of
paPered, painted. and well finished.
Ihere is FARM HOUSE on the premises, Is.
ny "a feet two stories high, with an excellent
basement kitchen, and all in good repair. Also,
a TENANT HOUSE, l6 by "a feet, two stories
ISL .SeehHg repaired, WIN StaDie 10 De rent
ed with 1t. Each of the last named houses has a
well OF good water at the door.
There is a Double-Deoker Barn
on the FARM nearly new, 40 by SO feet with
Straw House attached, 20 by 30 feet and a pumn
of good water Wagon-House with Granarr
above and Corn Houses at the sides; a Carriage
House, with stable for driving horse, Convenient
to the dwelling; Hog House aud Smoke House
There is a Young Apple Orcha rtI ON
the premises, now in full bearing; o Peach
OrChard and a variety of other Fruit Trees
further description is deemed unnecessarv.
ana any one desiring to purchase can see The
premises and obtain further information by call
ises. va '"e P'e"t
IHE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the Decree
are as follows :-One-tourth of the purchase mon,
sy IN cash on the day of SALE one-fourth in Fonr
Months, one-fourth in Eight Months, and Tho GS
naming one-fourth in Twelve Months from tb..
DAY OF sale the credit payments to bear ihirrest
rom rom the day of sale, and to be secufed H. The
nonds or Notes of the purchaser, with lpproyed
Saie to commepce at 2 O'Clock Pm.
Oct :, ,oso =, H. HsMcCULLOUGH,
- WV" Trustee.
Middletown transcript., 1868-10-17

Five thousand six hundred baskets of
peaches, were sent from Appoquinimink
Greek, this season, all the product of one
orchard, (Mr. X. G. Fcnimore's) except
about one thousand baskets. These peaches
averaged. in MARKET. $4.19 per basket,
which makes the aggregate of S23, AGA.
Middletown transcript., 1868-10-17

The Republicans of Middletown impro-
vised salute, on Thursday evening, in
honor of Tuesdays elections. Their ar
tillery consisted of couple of anvils,
which gave forth, however, some tolerable
mimic thunder.
Middletown transcript., 1868-10-17

General Ice and family have returned
home to Lexington, Va. ..+.
Middletown transcript., 1868-10-17

Our merchants are selling their goods
very low for cash. For bargains look
into the advertising columns Of the Trans
cript
Middletown transcript., 1868-10-17

There was larger concourse of people
in attendance at the Circus and Menaee-
rie, on Wednesday last, than we ever be-
fore saw present at similar exhibition.
Middletown transcript., 1868-10-17
ARREST OF A BAGGAGE MAsrER.-F,

ARREST OF A BAGGAGE MAsrER.-For
some time past several robberies have
been committed on the P. w. & B. R. R.
Trunks were opened and pilfered in the
baggage car. A Philadelphia Detective
was employed to "work up the case, and
a few days ago he succeeded in detecting
man named Younger, abaggage master, in
the very act of rifinga trunk between here
and Philadelphia. Younger was arrested
on his arrival at Philadelphia, and has
made disclosures as to the whereabouts of
the missing property. He has been in the
employ of the company number of years
and seems to have only commenced his
depredations recently. Commercial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
THE NartuNAL GUARD.


The following -named officers have been COM
mssioned by the COMMANDMENT Chief in the n. g. s. ~
Y. during the week ending May 80:
tond Brgadesdny T. Morse Engineer with rank from Feb
20. vice b. S. Church. resigned
Third IVahgEd j. Corbs Captain, With rank from April &c.
vice MoeseT resigned.
Srth IrntyJ Anthony Mochlanse Adutan With rank from
May vice H. lngeO eed Charles H. Ramon Comml,sary
Of Subsistence with rank from May !: original vacancy.
IeM I6mtTStelben Weaver, With rank from April 90
vice Cucci resigned Matthias A. Hook sec1hd lieutenant
rank from Apnl 90 viee Stephen Weaver. promoted
Eleventh InNgtg-Chae Albert Ebert csplain
March 20, vice j. L. wilkins resigned
n1eait third Ia(HWm. r. Sands frst Lieutenant With
from May vice George Mcmillan prOmotelcspn W. H. Higgins
fst lieutenant with rak from May Kelley eomMi,,ou
vacated by orders from General headquarters
haffBEtah Iaftny Peter MeQaaie captain rank from
March &C. Jsbn Hickey resigned Michael
rank from March 9, yee NJ D0fan. promoted. - ~
SeysVrrst fHlaafrBJosFph A. Wise Captain
April 49, vice g. J. TYSON regnedi Wm A. Elmer First
with rank from April 10 vice H. H. Tyson re,gued; Theodore smith
Second Lieutenant with rank from Apl - Elmer rIo
noted ~
Nnststrth IpJanry-Chroph Feeke Frs.Usu,eosut with
rack from April is, vice Coarad Geib, promoted Captain
Tue following res gnatons were accepted during the
week ending May 30:
Ntlth BrigddS- QusrterrAfter C. ". Douglass May r.
fyHts IJfHng-Co L. A. Lemon, 20 date Jan Capt James
st. John. Ia date Jan ].
FDiyrst rJqn,g-col HAwley May 29 Lieut. C.
Fe.ogs May 70.
Ssr0aycold IJaHty Col Letter Barnes May 90
Nht~toHd fydHtryAdltsu lsmes WILLIAMS, 10 GATE JuGe J.
HIaGd Cdrdirg-tapt Henry Dorr 20 Gate Juae !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NASSAU June 5n steamship Eagle-Mra GRAY, Mar
we'll sstls a. Raliay. cLfeu Elliott Francis
Wakefe George Preach. Louis Hafibnrg L. Manha hesrs
Bnm,irsd ard noehe Major Camheaui Friedrich Ransom Capt I'm
Fowler Capt W X stuart the Rev r. Dnlop " L. Clan
vile Air T. Forer J. Iaacs Fagr j. b. Smith, J. Dexter j.
Probes. AMI
IRON HAVANA June Stu steamship Eagle-Mrs T. Wade s.
HneT srd Golienan smith, Mary Mrgarge and
child Uusto Teresa MehrrH and T. g. Collins A.
Yneut T. Lacsra ehra MERGED Nogera No
eh Catalina AlsH aud chdrn Messra A.
Bandray children and Hleeuen wife aud child
Clean wife children And Jose ~ PUG wife Santos
Rodrgur Fausiuo Midanagn, Audcs Garlic GregoO Avira
MchesBA and Luis orge Luis Wpke Francisco
ALIVE Auonio Angela Hsnd Cyrus Chatled Wato6 Sehar
mhsrg RseorIa Via Agapto Garcia Antonio Lea Jose
az Psgusls Beno O. Taui ". Manea. j. Barky, j. J. vega
Pc An. feioo Brig Corta1ly Juan Castillo Francisco Fauu
John rsdn OIonto isdro Gassol CasmiW Guma Anrres
seropa Fran1S .orr-" - tabo NJ Nades h.utucos w. del
b.y Al A Ou btafgf VI -. . -" J v.
J. a. ,ou Pit, y,ohof Walter ST. Ritcae Juan Guusran l"..
Agdn Juan Vidal Aearlo Monteo jose Pse Diego Dofea jose
pulo g Adam child BgruD ton Yiele Ayarg Juan Cue
Guo rrei fy Cowi otto oe Jose A. luton Alexander Luke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

me annual election of Trustees and other
HuSeIs OF the New-YOrk State InebIiae AsylHln was
s,oiH. tnc institution near this city yesterday. Tie
ehitouefs were very largely represented The num-
' ~ Vi Votes cast was 1909. The Board Of Trustees
it3t year after very close controversy. as the
tao Mi Wen remember elected unanimously, and
lo ohces OF me Board OF the Institution were nearly
all fechosen Tho result is oXirmev ea'isfacf0rv IN
lnNl!'s we l'IHiiucut prosperity of the ASYLUM DR.
h'i!4u "'A.' i- lIte.eht ~ flc Board o. Ii"srre
InInGhamt0n Republican,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

Metals Paper painted this Surface attain all tue hard
dufshtr IT viii corrode deeopos salt
ud tue Vnll paint that ~ii resist acids Maunf ctard BY
l. NKwrON Pg X & Co,
No AZ North Beyeuthst, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

r. Putnam nothing report; Emporium, 90 do whale ~
Leach sperm April r. Las Ragnes schrs Carrie Jones o.
bbs SPERM Anc cleAi Mosquito April 49, cbrs e. B. ConTei
IS bills sperm Montezuna 30 do. sperm. -,
AsPNwALL Mays0Arnyed-Schr Heinrich. Behr Hamburg 2s
steamship Peago Laet Cshgen I'D steamship Danube west
Water Island; 2h Zealand Bennett NewfOrk; bgs Eta
sebroder Loudon Columbia Bordeaux; 9Th Nellie
Mitchell Mason DeparuesMay TO- u s. steamship Get
tysurg Irwin Suryng Leayce Carhagena brig T.
v oton Aliens lie Call MeIoi steamship DaTen Peters Jamaica
Elizabeth BOuen GreyOwnj Pussian soop Augusta nder
ling 26h steamship Danube, West CArthaena %'h
schr Heinrich, Behr, SayanilA
SPOKEN.
May lat 20 u.s. on 20 TO- bp Empire Queen, from Liverpool for
Quebec, 30 days ont .
May ia L 40 90 On 81 w. bark Heveta from Long Sound for
Campo BeIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
PEIRcE's STONE SURFACE.

good man speaketh the truth in his heart,
.selh aPgLty 10 kcn4oSps BooTs No SO BloaduaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

MOsQUIrO NrTs AND PATENT CANoPIEs,
KELTYs CURTAIN SToKK, No. AZ BToaIaay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

JAMES ExPECToRANT is both n palliative
s1d curative Ia all Lang Complaints Bronchitis &c II standard
remedy Tor all Coughs and Colds and needs only tidal prove worth
Sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

TURKISH BArHs-No. 10 Laght-st., New
Tork Hour; Cent? 6 tosa aud 10 y Sundays from
To 4 a Ladies' ~ to u a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
EEw-YoRN HON.. Their. Bar Wind HoHr Tier Bar Wind
81 $50 3015 ~. 4. GO s. Y.
SIS & s T..
7Oo 1898 s. s. y II N29 s. s Y.
RENARKs-Coudy to a. cloudy;
cloudy sPnEng rain from $50 TO 4:5O fog
pedng the ferry boats from Rvnng-Fog and
very ouy H. PhenomcnaTbe beautiful psmac ring
Salem Mass. the morning of June
times from TO m. The eoors Of
very brilliant; diameter 80 degrees o'clock this
friday morning concentrc halos Of brancy like
bows surrounded the 50 minutes before the period
The outermOst ring degrees in diameter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
TILE KENTUCKY RACES.

LOUISVILLE, June 5.--FOur races were con-
tested yesterday. The first mleheat, best three
FIVE for all ages for the Restaurant Purse OF 1900 inc
entries were WOodOrd Belle aud Saratoga IL was won
by WoodfOrd Belle. Tme-l49l 14J4, l:5t The second
race was "A dash Of two miles for all ages, for the
Butchers purse of $3.50. The time the first mile was
1904; second mile, 1882 whole time, 3.osl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH connects
telegraph vndoE aud door Of house Vith telegraph
bill Jour hight srerenee without failure
X. HoLMEs. No. Djl Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
IAuroano~hrnsAI

PERFECTIoN.-PeriectiO is rarely attainable
BY manufacturers sntby else bat reached by Knox the batter
vboss exquisite spug masterpieces Of the hates art
MeH may disagree rsOas political 'eieutte artistic topics bat
are tie elegance and durability Of the HAAS issuing om
No 2l2 Bfoadsay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

quarter pole the Maid again broke and this time run Or
short distance Coming down the hones,I ~ .i'
Girl still doing finely and the race wa sii mt
the greatest excitement preYaiIhg., M & tho noat
across the score half length head, ana won o hea
FOURTU HFAT-PronOunced by the Judges 10 nc n
dead heat IN was positively such ting, NSIy an
WAS 2.9O The comments upon the outrageous uecIsoh
numerous and severe -. .u,ortoor
FIFTH UEAT.-Odds were heavily ohered on AneIican
Girl her hackers seeming determined that az ths slS
Of the nroeeedngs and consequence or the eXtaor
binary decision She should win the race human means
could make her She did win it in 1921 but the orange
County hurried her lively, g.. - .,iao,,.
SIXTH HEAT-In this heat, at the start IL was eNluenV
that Goldsmith's Maid would be beaten She however
made snlendid trot coming only half length be
hind the American Girl winning the heat and race ID
2.3ll, amid wild shouts.
PIE " TATTERSALLS.'
The attendance at the rooms last night was
rather slack but the betting pretty lively Raquette
was backed for hundred ut TO J. and 5tOnewaH Jack
son was backed against Clement In the fOfdnah
Handicap There was some lively betting on we west
chester cup $500 To s4OO laid on Fanny Cheathai
against Clenent and Local. onward and Lancaster were
all backed at the prices appended below:
to agt Stonesan Jackson. 10 10 agt Magnet
IN 40 Clement mo D "a General YOrke.
10 act Gen Mcmahon. 10 agi. Maid Of Homo
70 Raquette. Ilt 10 aBL hg"tsL,
TO ! Euclautrtss ~ 10 a1t NllIa OlaI'
Bto agt Ur5ana
HOPEFUL STAKES
act. MorHs's entry. 4iO agt. Sanoris cnty
to az. Colils entry. to aet. csIneon's enires
BELMONT sr4KEs
5to aga Morriss entry. Ito 2 agt sanioris entry.
3to ag. Mcdonnell and Harness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

GRANT AND CoLFAX FLAGS,
KElTY's Curtain STORE, No. fT Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
--LATEST SHIP NEWS.
POM or NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
Ship Pslmerston IN. o. ko Hamburg 8 days mde and pass
Apnl2 gale H. Holt and H. Pe!oras, seauen, washed
overheard aud drowned .-- a.
ship Thatcher MasouB, Petersen, Boston, IN ballast.
Bns q. W. Morris (BL) Mills Windsor ~ s. daTs brandy
Brig julia, Reed JonespOrt
~,--+f- scH0osERs-uvRR AND coasrwrE
Dresden Sbulee. N. g. Ke,lron. Windsor, n. 8.
r. H. Wilson, Rondout Amelia ROndout
Panhea. Neshurgh G. a. Gfaner. Eiubethport
Emily. ElisLetbp0rt Sarah Sauds, Newhurgh.
Detroit Roudot CbGs. \. Hazard EiIibetbp0Tt
Henrietta RInsbethport Isaac smith NeN Haven.
Hattie l. Collins. Providence. Trade Wind, Rocklani.
DauL Webster, New Loui4u. Josephine, Newport
Sarah Read, Portland c. Senator. New Haven.
Sea Queen, Calais y0hu calais
Csrolhe CslaL " r. Rulslph Providence.
John T. Conias. Norwich. John CoApon, Dishon
Gatoa Portland Herbert MAnton Portland
REttiu Warren, H. b. Panama, Providence.
Ckr. h,Inck, Providence. H. Wan Bureu, PsHIaeket
]. MerSu Providence. Coaster, Newport
May stow. Hatfom. Annie Sherpinl, Bristol
Maty J. Meade Taunton. Gsorgiana, Bangor
Esssr ROckpOrL Hero New London.
&. l., Hos,on. Jane. Stoungton.
Pear, Portland Empire, Portland
Robt Felier Providence. N. NJ Brliueri Portland
Anne Taunton. Ira Bliss. Providence.
Pavilion, Frankfort Free Nt0ne, Portland c.
Fountain, Fall River ia. Mason. New IlaSeL
Maggie Gloucester. r. SnOw Portland
Odon New Haven W. c. Hall, Rock'And
Yicsburg kocklaud Hudson, Rocklaud
Ella. Bangor, Ne. Northampton. SaybTook.
Rachel Jane Bridgeport Starlight Calais
~ A. Pedm0re, Providence. Adelaide, Providence
b. Ilaskius Goueestr. W W BriBerl, Stounstoa
UrbaBa, Bridgeport. Roanoke, TagnlJn.
ElG Townsend Providence. Nsnsie, Taunton
N II Mica. Warren. baglr, New Bed0d
Charles Taunton. salie W. Ponder, Taunton
Belle, Wistpor J. a. Chew, Tauuton.
Loua GRAY Bridgeport. Dick Williams, HoonIs Point
Hester ElEibsth1oTL J. Guodspeed. Nesbargh.
w d. OBran, New Brnss4ek \ buckingham Ehtadethport
j. Il. Pots. Port johnson ldi ]. th.thpnH
Phrbe EItbrlh, pod Joarsoh H. T. sharp, ktzAbehporL
Malesiy Tartan River 5. G. LVui lmiugtoa
Judge Low, Deauysyne.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

H. H.-The Bureau of Assessments and Col
lectons haze tie right to collect assessments for street
to be opened. before II is actually opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
DISASTERS.

The ,eh John Pratt Of FrorhsoNn. Capt Aisn from Grand
Csrmsn for 81 pamugO. 10 ballast ashore midnight May H.
Cay Veree Cabsl TIE vessel total loss The Cay not being M
hd The crew u leave boat and make about 100
nils In an open osri the hot the day and rain Ia tho
night The nights IN the boat u hours without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
nOMRSTIC PORTS.

EywLoSpos June 5-Ariye sch,s William Thomas Newiorki
NJ rr.r ALBANY; lleery eu EInbethpoti George hC"noner
Phl.iepha Learr Rockan ADDE'S Westhrook Sea Bird Fall
River PM sheridan KrsYOk Sailed u. s. sehr Aoue Tor
cruise; schr Bella Peek Philadelphia ., -, ,
B1sTOS June 3Amyed, steamship NeIeu H"m 'NN'i" ""u
schr SkJlars fom Palermo. -. -, o. , ,-,e.-
ForREss M0SKoE June 5Passc up ior Norfolk u So' sur
EuieGyor Beaufort Weather % ca VIVA Is
SAy,NsA Ca. jane 5Ccaed steamship W}omllH iuf Ftta'
dphii .hp Paroquette Liverpool Arrived bug NauBo hon
Philalripha.
WLniNGros " O. jane 5Clearci Steamships Aband oF Ne"
YORK james A. Gary, baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Capt Atkins reports April Caruan s.h A. Paine.
Pr'inr'NH 'urn. 10 hhs sperm o Cpt Cuu.n report tie
h'fu6 "ltu March 23 At 81 iucc' Brhr. D. suh 80 obi.
49,
10 aa shAs George Phillips hO SLAs Life boat W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
SUMMER
CLOTHING.

OUR STOCK for the present season il of nm
~ paraeed extent and variety embracing EVERY NOVELTY OF
MATERIAL AND STYLE for both MEMS and BOYS wear together
with FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FABRICS Sr order, :,
Evening star., 1868-09-29
VIRGINIA NEWS

Abraham WeEger. IivIngzy miles north OF
HarrIsonburg, near the Valley turnpike. has
sold his fruIt farm containing IIe acres. TO
Major ;. NJ. Gost, Of Harrisonburg, for SIS
per acre, equivalent TO cash THIS Is one OF the
most valuable fruit farms in the county. l.
mas on II about 2,5O0 young bearing fruit trees,
including the best varieties Of peaches, pears,
apples, &c, and a small vineyard OF 4 superior
quality Of grapes.
The bridge across the Shenandoah River at
the White House in Page County, has been
completed.
Mr.. Edward Wilroy. an employee of the
Powhatan Steamboat Company. dropped dead
about noon Saturday in Rockets, near Rich
mond. MIR. w. was apparently in excellent
health mp TO the hour Of hIs death.
The Annie Collins, OF Nova Scotia. is now
in the dock at Richmond, loading for Hayana,
Cuba, with car wheels and freight cars, made
al the Tredegar Iron Works of Richmond
The Fredericksburg News says: 1--WE learn
that party OF gentlemen with a large capital,
have in contemplation the erection Of a large
plaster mill here"
Seyenty-fve students have arrived al the
Deaf Dumb, and Blind Institution OF virginia
One hundred and thirty eight are expected in
all.
The tobacco factories al anyille are closed.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&EssE q 7ss

BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&Es q
WASHINGTON. 1888.
ncsn sss asS ss esk AksI
are nov run follows, viz:
FoB BALTIMORE.
1890, Q, go, $40. and s:2o P. II. =
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at g A. NJ, and 4:2O and $50 I'M.
Leave at s A. N. and I:2O and $40 Pm.
FOR AL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lsf,. dsy esSess sns s:sS5dsy sF and sunday "
On Saturday at : A. M. and 4 :20P M
.ess SR :: sssy s from sn' ss
more to Wheelins. ParkersbuLs, DC
nG 1ese
the day. Also, at the 6ompanys once; 400
efe y, ne aV.nue oee esn there ts
have their bseNa called for and checked A. their
rs-dence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
For New York Philsdelphia, and Boston. see
sdys rtise me nj of Through Line,
IL: WILSON, Master Of transportation.
solf GEO hpON1Lf Neuerdi agent
THIoUGH LIsk BETWEEN wAsHINGToN
4 AND e.. Nm. -vzzu.,
NEW YoRh, ~ 5 -
WASHINGTON, lsS.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YOBK are now ran "a follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK. rriihoG cAonse Of o1rS.
Leave daily (except Sunday at A. M, and
1850 and p. N
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily (except suEdayb at . A. h. aad
1880 and $40 L. N.
ON SUNDAY.
phia st s:4O p n.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9P. NJ. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philsdeiphis, New York, or
Boston can be bad at the Station ONCE at Gil hours
In the cay. Also, az the Companys Once, No.
400 PenI syivsnia avenue. Passengers purch asing
tickets at the Avenue off ce can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
l.. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
seH GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
CHRONIC Liver COMPLAINT oURrp

UUKED,
This is TO certify that / was surel Of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadsiis,
after having been confined 20 my bed and no o SO
for long time, and trying various medicines with
out benefit.
know Of several others In this county cured
through the use Of Rosadalis, and 1t can be found
in nearly every house in my neighborhood and
they all pr aise it as great medicine.
THOMAS THORN,
CREME COUNTY August IA 1857.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
BALrIMORE, February 10, 1853.

Dy. J. J. Ldsryezcs:
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in recommending
have 10 used In two cases with happy resalts
-one q case Of secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured After hayins
taken nye bottles Of your medicine. The other q
Of scrofuA of long standing, which IL rapidly
improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recoy have careful
Iy examined the formula by which your Rossdalis
10 made, and fnd 10 an xcellent compound Of al
tersti We ingredients.
Yours truly, Il. W. CARR, II. ID,
Evening star., 1868-09-29

~The fashion for gentlemen's full dress in
Paris this winter will be small clothes with
silk stockings. Gentlemen who have not been
kindly treated by nature, will supply them
selves with false calves. Rufiied shirt fronts
and full rufIies at the wrists will also be indIs-
pensable.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
DRoPosALs FOB GRADING AND GRAVEl
ING IN THE FIRST WARD,

MAYoRs OFFICE, CITY HALL, 4
WAsHINSIoS, d. O., September 23. 1858
Proposals will be received at this ofice until IL
O'Clock IN. on MONDAY, Oct s, 1858, for grading
and graveling Twenty sixth street west, between
street north and Penn ~ lvania avenue, under
an act approved April l9, 1897.
Also, for grading Twenty fourth street west. be-
tween street north and Pennsy lv ania avenue, i,
under an act approved April 10, 1867.
The work to be done under the direction OF the
City Surveyor, the superiDtendence Of the Com
missioner OF the first Ward and two Assistant
Commissioner to be appointed by the Mayor.
Bidders viii siats the price per cubic ysrd for
excavation OF embankment; that which measures
cayation or emba nkment.
All Of the surplus earth, including tho sand ,
gravel, and stone, to be deposited wherever the
Ward Cemmissiener may direct. No part of the
approximation will be paid until the work has been
approved bv the City Surveyor ana Commi ssi oners
Of the First and Second Wards and the A ssist ant
Commissioners. The right to reject any all bids
10 reserved
Each bid must be accom- ami ed with the guaran.
tee OF Q responsibe party known to be suchD that
III accepted, the bidder will execute q contract in
due form, and perform the work in accordancs
thertw - .
The guarantee must be in substance as follows: I,
A B., guarantee IL this bid be accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into o contract
for the same and perform the work according TO
the reqnirements thereof. r.
Bids must be endorsed on the envelope "Propo-
sails for aiding and grsv-liugn (or either as the
case may be. and addressed o. Che Mayor ~ wash
ingt1n. ID. G. HENRY HIMBER.
se'24-td Commissioner of the First Ward.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
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