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Heavy floods, attended with great loss of
life and destruction OF property, have taken
place in Italy and Switzerland.
"A man in Scotland who had been ordered
leeches for an Injury had them boiled in his
Cruel, and swallowed them.
Hungarian gipsies go on circuit all over
Europe as system atically as the bar and the
bench go on circuit in England.
The revising barrister allowed the names
of forty-eight more females to be retained on
the lists of persons entitled to vote for East
Kent.
The three candidates for Isabella's stua-
tion most popular at Madrid are all CJburgs.
Don Louis of Portugal, Leopold Second of
Belgium, and the Duke of Edinburgh are the
favorites for the Queens plate" at the Span
ish autumn meeting.
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certainly hope Grant aud Colfax will be cleo ed
| am grea ly disgusted with the prominence
thst ench arch. rebels as Wade III tmpton,
TOOmbs Preston, ana the like are assuming
was IN fopeS that the originators Of tnat cursed
Rebellion would never again be permitted 10
SIT In political convention OF our party. They
should be forever diSiranohised and disowned.
Very sincerely anO t'uly yours,
Panama, Dot, 20 1868, A, s. WILLIAMS"
WENDELL PHILLIPS IN FAVOR OF GENERAL
BUTLER.
BosToN Oct, IA Dear frIepd:-I cannot come
TO Lynn TO speak; neither my plans nor my
engagements will allow of f.; but my hearC Is as
profoundly interested Ps yours in the e.eCttOn
of General Butler. Your district dit itself
honor when IT. sent bin To Congress. IT yes
tior OF the last seven wears no mau has ren.
dtrt q better service. with the masses, Norm
and South, Rebel ard loyal, he represents
10y ally; and four out Uf i've of his opponents
are RGDels or dupes. His difference nf OplntDl
Ou finance will be OF no innOrtance should
StI mOur and reUudia'ion triumph. Aud Il
order Jhr0uo hOut the south, france will be of
irfiutte tnsi suiflcanos. siuo, then gold ant
gree backs will soon nc equal. G'uerd Buffers
CppOptuts are the ,urtalS aOd mon wnO
al uoe the Senate trai ors VINO gave JON n
son ano' her year In wbIcn 10 murder negroes
end spread anarchy tn tOuhout the South; those
who ofleiet the renegade FeSSenden puollc
dinner; class Of mrn who, for eight ears,
have pIOpOsed holding and opposed every
hing ana VINO would have been less harmful
in The enemy's camp than in hours. Can n
pubic man nave - better Endorsement than the
bate Of sucu men? Their candidate Is Que who
in every emergency OF the last dOz n years, has
stood slOOf. hurled uuibb es at mis- party, or
Fl ed hot EhOt Into iJS camp. l ejOtGe TO be
is sure TO he return d by an overwhelming
majority. His success will be an honor to
Massachusetts ana strength to the Republican
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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POLITICAL NEWS.
Miscellaneous Correspondence ON Cam
paign Topics.


paign Topics.
BUTLER ON GRANT.
BAY VIEW, NEAR LANESVILLE, Mass, August
25, lS67.-My Dear Sn:-l have read your letter
10 Mr. S miJh upon the proposed nomination of
Grant with much Interest. It's criticisms on
Grants career are just. Bat wnat will you do?-
you cannot get IL anything else concerning
Grant that is not laudstory published. Aud
Why? Because both sides are cOurLlng him for
the Presidency, and so the truth must not be
told, We are. fear, TO try the experiment again
tlat we did with Johnson-t e., nominate man
Ter supposed availability without knowing his
Principles or fitness. Grants election Will he
Misfortune, because IL will put in man with.
ont head or heart; Indifferent to human suffer-
lag and impotent 10 govern. am yours truly,
BENJAMIN Il. BUTLER.
w, Jones. Neenah, Wis.
FITZPATRICK ON BUTLER,
The Boston Transcript Of the 3lst contains the
folOwipg:-
Having in gentleman'y and courteous man.
Ter conducted myselftn the canvass in the Flfth
Congressional district, and having been falsely
accused and b9sely slandered by General Butler
IN his speech at Marolenead, on Thursday
sVening i hereby challenge General Butler To
meet me, General Gordon, and Colonel White
on Monday, sJ O'Clock, then and there to
repeat and prove his touI slander II ne can.
Salem, Oct. 80, 1868. D. hILPArRIcK'
DEMOCRATIC PREFERENCE FOR GRANT
Major. General A. S. Williams, United States
Minister TO San Salvador, who com ~ anned Lne
20th CORPS In the m arch u the sea, anu IN loOO,
was the Democratic candid ate for 9oVernor OF
Michigan, writes as follows TO asfrlcnd In Cnls
"My Dear Geueral:-Though have never
belonged to what Is called the adleal parlyi /
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or FALL AND WINTER
CLoTHING-Ben's, Iouths, BOYS. and Childrens'.
Choice stock Of seeced styles of Piece Goods, to be
made to order.
Style, M and workmanship OF garments surpassed
by mone-eQuaied byyeU. AU prices guaranteed Io0er
than the loWea eiSewaere, and fH satisfaction 0uaran
teed every purchaser, or sale cancelled and onep
REFUNDED.
Hag lDdy bGtlOeen BENNETT & Co.,
fQth and . TOWER HALL,
Stath Streets,J No. D ~ MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nR. BUhT0S'S TOBACCO ANT,DUyE
IL Warranted to remove all desire to- roo v,vco
ls entirely veRe Able aud hR ess, also an srs
Ctent appetizer It purhes aud elrcnes the b,o pd.
lnvgoiates the system possesses great nouriUIne
ana strengthening power, enables the 20 d.
the heArttst food makes steep rsfres ting aud
estsh llshts robust health. smokers che ser or
sixty years cured. Price fHy cents per box, Post
Tree. An interes Ing treatise the mi urous a,ca
oftobacco, with lists OF Outas references eLc
sent tree Agents wanted Address
DB. I. r. ABBOTT, jersey City, Nj.
TESTIMONIALS.
FROM tine united States Treasury, Seoretary1
Cnce-flphse SEND supp OF the Antd0te Tld
one received mas done It's work surely; IT. rno
From New Hampshire State Prison -GentIe IN sn OF
nhuepce mere having been cured of tue apostle for
tobacco by using DR.. BnrtUns Antidote, We desire O.
JOSEPH MAYO,
Warden OF the N. II, state Prison.
A Bankers Tesimony.-Dr. BuItou's Antidots for
Tobacco has accomplished all cla imed for lt.
WALTER MANN,
lat Nat. Bank, New Albany, lnd.
=, from tne Chief Engineer OF the Allegheny Valley
hairoao company, Ptttsburg Pal have used the
friends n BLACK STONE
A Cergyman's TeatImony.-One BOX OF A atdota
cured my bother and myself II never fails.
Rev. 1. w. SHOEMAKER,
go Kelley's Station. "a,
Fromthe Police Headquarters, Lynn, Mass-I have
gained thirty five pounds of flesh in rms ny
l. removed. W. Il, WAIT Ia
From the "sou,hern Home Journal" Balti1ore
Md.-One box ot Burton Antidote removed all de-
slre Tor the weed from me. take pessur. In rec
bod by al Druggisa. no 28wfml2t5p
(Tradeu4srk Copyrighted7
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HEADACHE, LANGUoR, AND MELANcHoLY gene
rally spring from Disordered Stomach Coati 'eness
or a Torpid Liver. Each may readily be removed by
Dr. D. Jayne's sanative Pills, few doses of which
win be found to stimulate the Liver and stomach to
healthy action, removing all Biliousness, and pro-
duoirg regular evacuations of the Bowels. sold by
all DrngRIata
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DIED,

CONWAY,-On the LIST instant, MARSELLA CON-
WAY, graDd.daugnter of the late owen McHugn,
aged 10 years and ~ months.
The friends Lne IaIniy are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from st. JOseDh's Hospital on
"Wednesday morning al 8 O'Clock. Funeral services at
st. James Church 1nterment az Cathedral Cemetery
FGRINg.-on the 3Ist OF Oc ober. RAOHEL, wife
0t Ieoerck tueriUg, In the list yeSr OF her age.
The relatives and friends Ianilly invited
to attend the uueral from her late residence No 7l
Parrish street, Wtdnt sdav afternoon, the A. III In
stant, al O'Clock. Interment at Laurel HUI Gene.
tery.
VAN WYCK.-Iu Carderas. Cube, October IA, Dr.
CORNELIUS Y. VAN WICK. native OF Duchess
county, +. y. kraduhte of princeton College, New
Jersey aud of j tlerson Medical College, Pnilade!-
phR. Practitioner of M edicne anc surgery tor
ears in Philadelphia, more rece a,ly in Cardenas.
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Nv, ooo ,,. PHILADELPHIA,

THE GREAT MEDICAL MISTAKE Of former days
was an utter neglect Of sanitary prec auons No em-
cent means were adopted for the prevention OF sick
ness, Sewerage unknown in cIties drain age was
rarely attempted In the country. Heaps of oA were
left TO in the public Streets and domestic cleanl.
ness, the great antt t, tebre diseases was sadly
neglected. 1t is not now. Wise laws pha uthropic
Institutions, and a vSilaut sanitary pvce have to
great extent remeded the evil Nor is this all. PRE-
vREIIvE MEDICATION has helped materially to
lessen TIE rates Of mortality. It's too much TO
say tt at TENS OF THOUSANDS escape sickness In un.
healthy seasons In consequence OF having ISyIa)
RATED THEIR SYST EMS IN ADVANCE by a course of
HosTE1TERs STOMACH BITrERs. This pure and
powerful vegt table tonic and Alternative comprises
the extracts and essences of variety OF roots
herbs, renowned for their strengthening, soothing
vitRlizng, and purifying properties. These medicinal
agents are incorporated with split absolutely free
from the acrid poison which Gehles, less, all
the liquors of commerce. and their effect ia difused
through the whole frame by this active yet harmles
stimulant. The result is such condition OF the sys-
tenn as rendersi all bW tmperViouS to the exterior
causes OF disease, SUCH as damp fog sudden alterna
tions Of temperature, ETC. Strength and the perfect
regularity of all the functions Of the body, are the
best safeguards nst atmo sph eric poison the
effects of unwhOlejDme we and HosTETTEk's
BIITERs are the best strengthening and regulating
medicine at present known. For dysp epsia and bill
iousness they are Specific ABsoLUTE.
GILT AND WALNUT CoRNICEs and Moulding for
Curtans also rich Centre Loops, Frnges aud Gimps,
at half the prices usual asked tor Lhem ALSO Lace
and Muslin Curtains very low, at PATTEN's No. llOs
Chesnut street.
CURTAIN LooPs, CENTRE TAssELs, Cornices,
Frnges Gimps, ETC., at half the prices at PAT
TENS. No. l4OS Chesnpt street..
FINE BEDDIEG,
Spring Mattresses,
Hair Mattresses,
Moss Mattresses,
Husk Mattresses,
Fine Feather Beds
Superior BosIers aud Pillows,
At Patterns Beading and Upho srery Store, No.
l4OS Chesnut street.
OBSERVE.
First quality of material,
giTst-class workmanship,
Latest style, is the
Ready made Clothing at
CHARLES STOKES d Co.'S,
JUST BEING OPENED.
All new,
Brown, Drab and Green Sed irish Freize )atuga
Dark end Light Brown and Green Scotch Cheyiots,
for suiIs
Black, Brown Dahlia Blue, and the beautiful
NEW CoLoRED BEAVERS,
for Walking and Eveniug Coats, elegant novelty
foI Gents wear, to be found only at
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s.
An endless variety OF Fancy OassImeres.
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all Druggists

JEWELRY.-Mr William W, CRsRidy, No, IL South
second street. has the largest and moSt attractive
assortment Of fine jewery and silverware in the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure art
Gle furnished at = price which cannot be equRlled.
He aso has large stock OF American watches IN sll
varieties at all prices. visit to ha store Ia sure
m In pla nd
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ASTOUNDING REPoRTs.-

2Ot0 OASIS or coNsUMPrrcN oUHED. ,
Professor TIosseau, OF the Chlloren'S HoSo'IS'
Paris, reports th. in two thousand cases OF On
sumption. n which the formula for Upsap, Fres,
Mtot Cure was used II cured nearly every O1e. IL
alleys the cough heals the lungs, aud gives q new
lease ofllfe. Sold ti per bottle, ak for o. JOHN
sIoN, HOLLOWAY & Cow oRS, No. 6O2 Arch street.
DRINK the famous Arctic Soda water, and read THE
EvENINs TLLEeRAPH. at Hillman's News stand, a.
North Pennsylvsnia Deuot.
FROM MIR. A. WI. on, No. sOj Cbe,uut street, we
Fun end R'yroids. NlscGUa"y, Ia the store ot tnis
various Iapers gusrteres montnlies, weeklieI. etc.,
HB soon as Issued,
TRrNwr1H,s NEWS DrroT. lately opened on ohes
m nnt M s Wes' T x 10 ,oso "t Is mod as a9somen
light, ard convenient rooos conspicunnsly disSiaved
S.p'nhl. EIsc1: we have jast r.esysd from Sl%
MoSlbiy 30 mic @Ob,biy,', etc 10 addHiSa tS
these al the o'her psroc icas domestic aid foreign
Other pifc,s s5d he asst hdoks Gao he oun 900 40
his counters He deserves success and will secure t
e7-wE HAVE SOLD T" gAsr
4 a0-wE HAVE suLD 80 FAST
sg- GE HAvn Sold ~ fA>T
GUH FALL And WINTER CLorHINa=6a
So OUK FALL AAD WINTER CLoTHfNGeSG
E W 0Ts FHL FsLL HND w,Srss CEyTMISSs LITMISSs
RB-WE IhB NOW RECEIVING
~" We AUE SOW RAoE,vtNa
90 WE AKE now hhC LIVING
IhE SECOND INsTALWBNr~6u
TVS SECUSU INs -ESt -isn
1HH ShCUHD lNHrALME IT "a
THE SECOND ISs srALME N Jsn
fF-BEAUTIFUL FREsH Unoos.
AZ, BEAUTIFUL FKIeSH GUODB.
aH- BEAUTIFUL FRESH JUtD
RH BEAUTlr VI FRKsH GOODS
TARr.-We nave a splendid stock OF the y.rU
netUfsL IhDgs our counter AID thou n our y lies
are 50 lsrge we have forty cutters auI seven hun.
dreu hRnOs IL Keep QUE saleSrOJmS II led
heRp facts pen for the ia, p1ClUl OF any who
VIZ cell ana ses for tbemseiveS.
RF,aThe New Go DIS just recevtug ave.
Fail Overcoau,. from S77j 10 t25.
Indispensable SuiGs.
street Jackets.
Heavy SackS TO DO without OvercoatlI
Fancy over SACKS.
StyiPh IhestpIiipl0S.
Youths Cne tel fields.
Boys Double breasted Sa' ks.
Youths 81 Boys suits.
ChIdren's Garibald g.
ChildrPn'S Bisma ks.
Chi dIeus Prince lmperias.
Child eH's Cha herlatTs.
Child EMS Fancy Overcoet5.
kFS- large fo ce of sAlesmPu tO give go01 atten-
ton TO all either looking or buying a,o,-
WANAMAKER q BROWN.
THE LARGEST CT OCHlNG HOUSE,
OAK HALL
The corner OF SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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MARRJUp,

CoE-sTREETER.-Oc Ocober % at the residence OF
the brides parents, by Rev. j. q Merrill, IR ! =.
coz, NJ. D., Of Mound City, Ransa9, to SUSAN
STREETER, of HumesvIlle, Bucks county, Pa
SHEPHERD-WA "a, by the Rev.
p. s. Henson Mr. FREDERICK SHEPHERD to
Miss MARY E. WALTON, all of this city.
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PURE FARD LRHuH COAL Honey Brook and Har
leigh snd LOrberry and Locust Mountain Coal; pre-
pared:ln the best manner at william w. Alters Coal
Depo', No 957 N. Ninth street, baow Glrard avenue
ohies, corner Sixth and Spring Garden RtrsVts lsAz
Orders by post promptly filled,
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ToHIos These who resort to tonics Will ind
speers IS sndard Wine BtJers" the bsss ada ted to
benefit the different ailments OF the system, whether
diseased or debiltated from over.exerion or by any
other cause. Try them 6old by Druggists.
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FROM MIR. A. WI on, No. 5Oj Cnesuut street, we
have received toe laitRt numbers Of London Punch
Fun end R'proidS NLScCUdny la the store of mis-
.nt rpIisihK ew.-deA -r you aiw,ya Il nd the
various IappTs quarLeTles muntnlies weekliey, ETC.
a soon Issued.
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IN DRESS GOODS,

BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS
AT ABOUT HALE THE COST OF IMPORTATION
DRESS GCODs AT 25 CENTS.
DRESS GOODS ArN3l CENTS.
DkhS5 GOODS AT 37H CENTS.
DRESS GOODS AT 40 CENTS.
DRESS GOODS Az 80 CENTS.
Empress Cloth PoplIns, at 75c., worthSI
Empress Cloth Pop'ns, at S7ISo, worth 81 IS.
Emprss Cloth Popllns, at sl, worth 81 s71l,
SATIN CHARLOTTE, AT 81 25.
NOVELTY IN FRENCH POPLINS, WORTH g.
All wool Ell inglines. s. 25. worth sr6la.
VELOUR OTTGMANS.
BEST QUALITY IMPORTED AT 81 So WORTH 81.
Handsome Six Eplnglnes 81 75 to So.
Plaid irish PopllDs, at sl 25, cost $3.50
Plaid all wool Poplins. 75c to $3.50.
SILK FINISH VELVETEENS.
BEST MAKES, ALL COLoRS, AT Low PRICES
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BLACK GR9S GRAIN SILKS.
BLACK GROS GRAINS FOR SUITS,
BLACK GROs RAINS FOR WALKING DRFS SE5,
BLACK GRoS CIR ms, ALL QUALITIES.
Black silks with Iustre, at low prices.
COLORED DsEsS SILKS.
ALL QUALITIES q TO &c.
New styles of Striped silks at $3.50 and 1925.
Closing out Poka lot silks az, cost 50.
SILK PLUsHES, ALL COLORS.
The best in the market fIom s6 50 to $50.
CHEAT BARGAINS IN SHAWLS.
Ladies and Msseh' shswls, OF every variety, at
very low prices.
E. STEEL S1 SON,
NOs. 7Is AND 7r5 NORTH TENTH ST.,
Ii pUTIaDEIPHIA
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DEAFNEss.-EYkRY INSTRUMENT THAY
~ science ana skin a p.ve Invented 20 assist the
hearing IN every n% ee OF deatness also, Reapira-
tors; also. CraneS - Patent orulches, superior 70
y sny othF5le ~. ~ use, at r. MADEIRAss No. no q
HkN1h SarS Il heOw Cbesnut sS,W
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CURTAIN LooPs, CENTRE TAssELs, Cornices
Fringes, Gmps ETC.. at half the usual prices. ut PAT
TENS No. I4O8 Chesnut rect.
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PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.


orprcR PURCHASING AND DEPeT CoxxIssAEr.l
No, lOll NoRrM MAIN SThREr, I
ST. Louis, No April p. ISIS
us fa e sSsS WV B Nv ny iss
for furnishing The United States Subsistence De.
So,GoO pounds Army Plug Tobacco,
Off grade equal to sample to be seen by applica'
Samples OF the tobacco and Of the 'siock' or
leaf from which 4 Is manufactured win accom-
pIny rrSPSs.l. and be ,S referred ,sf to therein
:siS s'' VII aS; !: ssssIsd a.
Daily Inspections will DO made. and all stock used
VIII be erSmpsred With the retained ~ sample
hall popaa plug. as near q prastisaSls. nSS-half
OF .GGy ~ aTSI be In pound and
The tobacco, with the usual storage and atten.
MUST BE WARRANTED TO KEEP. TWO YEARS.
and bidders will 80 state in their bids
Tse ia rS Of frsG PsTs Of SGHsi9 R
by stripping sufficient number Of the boxes at tho
The sellers name, place ofbu.inss,. and the date
% sT ps mafsed N or sash PACK
Abe tobacco will only be purchased tag paid: l.,
Day o. September. 1855 Contractors are erPee,sd
sn S until TsSSiTcS for shipasat aud dclVcrit
4 priatsd copy of this adver.l.sment must be at;
ss sPe'fS 10 sSRHysSt PstftssSed I. lie ar prO 1Se
Each BID 70 have sossidsration must contain the
o'%s. IL SSdsSslsns$, hereby nsSrIsatss !h,,
with bonds to the amount Of one fourth Of the value
Proposals must be nadeiu duplicate on printed
dorsed s'Proposais for Tobacco, aud addressed to
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Proposals..
FHE
RSkTT y IN THE SSlnF ,ss or PAT.
oryIo. ( Go y Psi,sgIrsss,

WAsHINaroN, March II, 1888 I
Sealed Proposals will he relieved al this ONCE u
vi SATURDAY. April II, 1865 at il o. clock, for
furnishing one set Of eleet-otype pages Of the Illus
trAtions Of Machinery, &c., accompanying the he.
port o. the Commissioner of Patents for tho year
ter Of the patent on each ILLUSTRATION.
The drawings Will be furnished on paper to the
contractor. who must arrange them into pages In
numerical order, as nearly as 10 consistent with
work must be fully equal TO that frnishsd FOR lie
published Report Tor 1905. which has been adopted
as the Standard for the present yolume The plates
are to be delivered at this once free Of cost fJr
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MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

7.
Sealed proPossls will b received At tho Con
S e a:essSG 81 iSa y
named below. for four years from July /, 1865, 10
n Messenger i Service in the City Of Washington.
A. corrected March Is, ls6s
Orange and AIexandris Il. X. Depot, Mary.
land or New Jersey avenue, one trip daily;
Potomac steamboats,, foot Of Seventh street,
two trips daily, except Sunday, and one
From SSna ~ Washington City Post onieo to the
baltimore and Ohio X, 4. Depot. i've trips
ssRs aPd oS9 AZ e. bsP$i po
tomae steamboats,, foot Of Seventh street,
From; SaS'f Bsi Sin!s; and Ohio R R. D.p.. to
Grange aud Alexandria r. Il. Depot, Mary.
Prom he or Orange and xIsIandr H X r. r. Be.
gSt. Maryland Or New Jersey avenue, 70 The
From ne Potomac s,ea%bost.. loot II sey!
v! sunday p,,,,mo,. -, o,,, p No.,
saily, " saeept sunday, npdtWo sand hrs "'p'
From Potomae stesnbosts. foot Of Seventh
sns lii % ds hi"0'' ana o"' NJ ~ pep0''
From Orange and Alexandria R. n. Depot.
r. Depot. one trip daily.
e al ,e sA andeP hs fG% e o
Ss postmaster; the mails 70 be taken from and do.
lysTsS into ne pS;I once, ears. md boat: Q be
suteIeut capacity for tHe entire mail. well pro.
teeted nv = suitabIe water.proef catering irans
he eieme and protected also from depredstions
and when carried In tho night must be accom-
panied by At least one persob besides the drivar
A. guard; the horses, wagons, harness. driver
and guard TO be subject nj ali times 10 he postma.
tsr's controi and approynl
The bids for tbis service mr., 10 esyer all Trans.
poration Of mail matter 10 or from mo Wasbinston
CITY post Office and 10 ali railroad. and steanboats
earfyIna the mails Of tbo IjniteI states from tbat
eity Including CouSressionai documents And frce
pubiieations Of any name or natnTo amonntInv
Il seyerai wagon Load daily, and n ,nnst h. AZ
tipefy anderstood t6st t6s ecatpscter viii moi re
eeIye any Increase Of compensation On ring the ron
trad term for snch seryice. nor Tor sny deiay In
coaseaueoce OF lie faiure OF Tie malls 10 aIriye an
scSedale time. ''' ''' VI 'A' '""''' " VI
The accepted bidder will be reauIred to enter
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
MARYLAND.

"a
,wAsHISoToS, April 49, is5s
this Department until o'clock, p. IN. Of May Is.
1865, Ito be decided by the 18th for c Lrrying the
mails Of the United States from July !. 1865, Ia
June ~, lS72 on the following routes in the State
Of Maryland, and by the schedules Of departures
aud arrivals herein specih viz:
(Thess routes were, mostly, advertised October 81.
1856, but, from various causes. were. not letD
2129 From Cockoysyille, by Butler, to Black Rock,
- miles and back, once week.
Leave COckeysyille Saturday on arrival Of the
Baltimore maii-say At 10 :9j a IN;
Arrive at BLACK Rock by pms
Arrive at Cockeysviile by 81 m
2OIj Prom Finksburg to Louisville, IS miles and back.
three times q week.
Schedule making close con cctIo n W ith RAILROAD
train, to be arranged TO the satisfaction Of the
2sjl From Sligo, by Pour Corners, to Colesyille,
Smiles and back, twice a week.
krrI~e al Goiesyiiie by SPIN; p"'
Leave COlesyille Tuesday and Saturday At
pmi
Proposal. Tor an additional trip will also be
received, aud also for eIten,iOn to Spencer
97o From MOnrSvia, by Kemptop, to D.msseu.. 8
miles and back, once = week.
Leave Monroyis Saturday at3pm;
Arrive at Damascus by p IN;
Leave Dana seas Saturday at l2m;
Arrive ut Monroyia by 2p
2sss From BladensbuTg, by suitsyillo and Oak
Grove, to Mitehellsyille, IL miles aud back,
twice a week,
Leave Biadensburg Tuesday and Friday ats