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Steamboat Lines.

rJ'HE STEAMER COLUMBIA anus
l. Has resumed her regular trips be- SlfkTh
tween Warrington and Baltimore, -sli1ns
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AfTBk-
NOON at 4 o'clock, aud WAshingtOn every
WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
at o'clock.
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for and freight. For further par
tieulaTs, Inquire Of
TlI0s. w. RILEY d SON. Agents,
Riley's Wharf,
mySO.tuf5m Attic foot OF Eleventh street
DOTONAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Por Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore.
making Connections at Aqua Creek with
the Richm nd, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. 80
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. A. @. Nickle. will
street wharf. ever, TUESDAY. a i.4xz1ks
n, THURSDAY, TO deliver freight.
Notice will be given when the other boat viii be
freight received all day Friday.
The steamer leaves SATURDAY at6A.m
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf. Washtngton, y. Q.
my66m ia hght st. wharf. Baltlmore
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsHEsroH, Jan. O, ls57-noou
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTI-
MORE, and WARRINGTON AND TIB WEST, are
now run az foll9wss VIA ,,o,,
Leave daily, sxesp! Sunday, 100. q. and
L. " p 'n FOX ALI Way "a, III STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 a. N. and
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at s. Is and q. m, and att. LOO and As D.
NJ daily except sSsd RsEENApoLIs.
Leave 81 Loo and 40 p. ID. No train to or from
AnnAp0''' y" 'u OK SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at !. " q, N, and I; 80 and SO p. N.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
FoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Loave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, al
On Saturday at - a. m. and l. SOP m.
ON Sunday, at 30 and L. Is p. IN. only, connecting
at Relay station with trains from Baltimore TO
Wheeling, Parkersburg, &C.,
Through tickets to the West can be had al the
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours In the
Pcr New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. zoe ad.
Master 81 i s;psSSistISu.
GEO 5, KOONfZ,
General Agent, Washington.
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pRoposALs ron COAL AND woop.

wAsnIxaroN AsrLuN, July 30, 1888. O.
Proposals for supplying the Washington Asylum
with
100 tons Of White Ash Coal,
IS cords OF Pine Wood,
10 cords OF Oak Wood,
will be received by tho Commissioners until
WEDNESDAY, tho 9Th OF August, at u m.
They reserve tho right to reject any or all the
bids.
Schedules Of articles required can DO procured on
'''''''''''" ~ WI" JAMES KELLY,
y. X. DORSETT,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Commissioners OF Washington Asylum
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.


Sealed Proposals will DO received until the 7th Of
August next, ut 10 ~ IN. , at tho Naval Hospital,
Brooklyn, for suppS Ing that establishment with
900 tons Of Laekawgnna Coal. egg size, and tCus
Of blAekamitha Goals the ton to be of g 4O pounds,
tho contractor to be bona hde dealer In GOALS aud
to give bonds 10 the full amount Of money Involved
Proposals will be addressed 10 Surgeon Jas. o.
Palmer, United States Navy. Naval Hospital.
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Railroad Routes.
9a bisf fkrg gEb sS MsSFR Js2

WArurNsroN, Jan. 9, le57-noon.
Trains between washingtcn aud New York are
now run As follows, yisI
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily (except Sunday At aD a. m. II 70
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texeert Sunday at7Ba. m, II 10
and 40 aud7p IN.
ON SUNDAY,
Loayo for New York and Philadelphia At T. 90 p.
Sleeping ears for New York on 7ssp. m. train only
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston. can be had At tho statisn enes At all hours
In the day. 3.
Soc Baltimore and Ollie Railroad adyertissmsnt
napolis, and the West ], J.. WILSON,
kastsr Of Transportstlon-
L. N, COLI,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. KOON1Z,
Annnt. WAahlnLtOQ.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrBp STATES PATENT OIRics.

WARRINGTON, June 10, 1903
On the petition Of WILLIAM THoRSLEr. Of Philn;
delphia Pa; praying for the extension q patent
granted to him the 18th day OF September, 1854,
for an improy encnt In Safety Washer for Securing
Wheels to ANles for seven years from the orpiTa-
ton Of said patent which takes place on the 18th
day OF September, 1855;
II Ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Oihce on MONDAY tho 3lst day OF August
next, at II clock, IN. and all persons arc notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
file In tho Patent ONCE their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttoenty days before
the day q hearing all testimony fled by either
and Trans in accordance with the rules OF The
once, which will be furnished on application.
mony, must be aled In the office tioentp days before
the day Of heasipgi The arguments. II any. within
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
RBPyBLIcAs and The Intetli0eneer, washington,
d. G. And In the Age, philadelphia. Pa, once
week for three successive weeks the nrst OF said
Eubieati9ns TO be at least sixty days g5syiSps to
ju23.rust Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A WHARF AND
L WARBHousR AT BRAZos SANTIAGO,
OFFICE CuIEY ouARrERHAsrKR,
EIlru MILIrARN DIAIkIcr.


NEW ORLEANs, La, July IL, 1858
sealed proposals., which should be In duplicate,
and accompanied with q copy Of this advertise
ment, Invited and will be received At this once
1858. for the construction Of Wharf and Ware.
house at braios Santiago, Texas, In accordance
with the plans and organizations % be seen al the
ofaee of Captain W, A. Wainwright. A. Q. NJ.
United States army, Brownsville, Texas,
The contractor TO furnish all tho labor and mate
rial required In their construction.
Bidders must be prepared 10 commence the work
Immediately after the receipt Of notification Of tho
acceptance Of bid, and must complete the same
within three months from that time,
The work to be subject to inspection by an officer
Of the QuArtermaster's Department
The ability OF the bidder to fulfl his Agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose solyeney must DO satisfactorily shown to this
Office.
Tho bids will DO opened on the day and hour
before named, and bidders arc invited to DO pres
The Government reserves the right to reject any
Bids should DO plainly indorsod Proposals for
building Wharfa and Warehouse at BraIos santiago.
Texas." and addressed to the undersigned at New
Orleans, Louisiana; \. n; BATCHgLDER.
othce jyS9-td
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsirHp Stairs PATEsT oYRIcB.

On tho petition OF JosHUl 6IBBs, Of Canton,
Ohio, praying for the extension q patent granted
to him tho 18th day OF August, 1854, for Improve
inent In Ploughs, for seven years from the expra-
day OF August, 1855:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Pstent once on MONDAY, the Nth day Of July
next, Ut II o'clock, aud all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause. n any they have, why
said petition ought not % be granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO 1.s
In the Patent Omee their objections specially sot
forth in writing, at least before the day
Of hoaringi all testimony filed by either party, 10
be used a. hearing, must be taken aud trans
United In accordance with tue rules Of tho office,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
mony, must DO ned In the office t1sntY days before
the day Of h0aTingL the arguments, II any, within
ten days ehoT hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this n2tice be published In the
REPUBLICAN aud the InteIlfDencer, Washington,
d. z, and In the Herald, Cleyeland, Ohio, once q
week for three successive weekHS the nrst Of said
day Of hearing. A. M. STOUT,
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On the petition Of BARTON II. JBSKs. OF Brides.
burg, Pa. praying for the extension OF a patent
granted to him the Nth day OF October, 1874, tor IN
improvement In Looms, for seven years from the
expiration OF said patent which takes place tho
2ilh day Of October, 1858
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent olhce, on Monday the l2th day Of October
next, at ~ clock, IN, and all persons are mott aed
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
he, In the Patent ONCE, their objections, specially
tIoIth In writing at least toentY days before tho
day OF hCAringj all testimony filed by other party
to 10 used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted IN accordance with tho rules Of the Of
ncc which will DO furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upOn us tos-
tlmony must DO filed In the office ttoeHfV days be-
fore the day OF heAringi the arguments, II any,
with ID teiI days after nllRg the testmony.
Ordered also, that this notice he publ ished In the
RRPuBLICAN and the IHieiIiDsHcer, Washington,
b, g., aud IN the Hcrdkd, Philadelphia, Pa. /, onec
week for three successive weeks, the rst VI said
publications 10 be At least sixty days previous To
the day Of hearing, ELISHA fOOTR,
jyS'ThS Commissioner Of Patents,
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A RMY sUPPLIEs-BEEFi BEEPl BEEF
0rYIOn DErOr cOsnIsssAnr OF sgDsIsI,EsssSSn. /

oPPIOn DEror coMnlssAar or Ssups,srEssgH.
s.,,os AvsT,S IETHs , JSSly lsGS
with copy q ibis sdvortissmsnt gt,aehed,will DO
Tsseiysd at this oihee. until u o'clock, noon, ON
ntskins fREsh BEEF q shC Unesd ssos IL troops
.!ationed at the following places In the District Of
Pilot Grove, Grsyson county,
Sulphur Springs. Hopkins county,
These contracts shall commence on the Is, day Of
September, 1858, and end on the slst day Of Deeem
Tho Beef shall be from steers weighing not less
than ~ pounds ne, each, shall be delivered In
such quantities as shall from time 70 time u 70.
TGs assEs o. the cattle sisasftersd iSr Beef % Be-
f'j oSi ana fs Sres ~ mn
downj the shanks Of fore quarters shall be cut Of
q mind qsaIteT from six to eight Inches above the
viii be entertained unless tho following spociGea.
Pirst t iJ undersigned hereby agree
TO- enter Into contract. based on tho accOnpanylng
Tor tho UniIod States troops stationed al for
iGlr months, eommenS sg September J, 1873, aud
onding December ~, 1865, at - cents and -
mills per pound.
tsignatnre,)
Second, Tsuroty l--fho undorsigned hereby bind
themselves 70 enter into bonds In tho penal sum q
one lnOuhanu uOllhfb, lawful currency OF lno uul-
ted States, that w faithfully fulnl any con-
tract made by him or them, under the accompany
ing ADJ ertis0menL
ITO be signed by two suroties,l
tsignatures Of sureties.l -,
ThiTd-The peeuniATy ability Of the party or par.
ties proposing, and Of the parties guaranteeing, II
unknown to the undorsig ned, must be certified to
by the clerk Of the court Of record, or by some
Iponsiblo person we'll known TO the Government.
fouTth-The proposal mast BIO accompanied by
an Ahdayt, sett nE forth that the party makes the
proposal In good mtb, and has NO Interest (direct
or indirectly In any other proposal under the accom-
| pAny Ing advertisement, and has never Knowingly
| dOfraudod the Government OF tho United States,
Every individual concerned as prOposer or surety
| must sign his own name
| No bids from agents will be entertained.
Proposals, certificates. aiidayits, Sc., must DO
separate bids must DO made for each post to be
| supplied.
BLANKS for proposals. aud sureties eau be obtained
| on application at this Office
The undersigned los0TyOH the right to reject an
! or all bids, for proper cause.
BY order Of
Bvt Major SAM'L, T, GUSHING,
| Chief O. 3. Dist Of Texas.
| q. y, NEsMITH,
! lst 1t, 9Th reg. U. 8. cav, Depot A, G, y.
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Hon. J. z. Hawiey, PreHdem National
Union Republican ConvsntiOn-DEAR SIR.
The platform adopted by the patriotic coDven.
tion over which you presided, and the re. oiu.
tions which so happily supplement It, 50 On
tirely agree with my views as to q jus: national
policy, that my thanks are due to the dele
gates, as much for this clear and auspicious
declaration Of principles as for the nomination
With which have been honored, and which
gratefully accept.
Whom great rebellion which imperiled tho
national existence was at last overthrow,
the duty of all others dsvolving on those en-.
trusted with the responsibilities of legislation
evidently was to require that the Tevolted
States should be re.admitted to participation
in the Government against which they had
warred only on such a basis as to increase and
fortify not to weaken or endanger the strength
Of the nation.
Certainly no ono ought to have claimed tina,
they should be re,admitted under such rule
that their organization as States could eveI
again DO used, as at the opening Of the war
to defy the national authority, or to destroy
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GRANT AND COLPAx-TBEIK LETTERS or AC.
CErrAscE-TRE rLArPoRH ENDORSED.
The following are the letters q General Grant
and Hon. Schuyler COlfax, accepting the nomi.
nation for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency
Of the United States by the Republican Ma
tional Convention:
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20, 1903.
GcR Joseph r. Harley, President National
Union Republican Communicable formally
accepting the nomination OF the National
Union Republican Convention, of tho 2lst OF
May instant, 1t seems proper that some state.
lnent Of views beyond the mere acceptance Of
tho nomination should DO expressed.
The proceedings of tho Convention wero
marked with wisdom, moderation and patri-
Otism, and believe express tho feelings Of the
great mass Of those who sustained the country
through its recent trials. / endorse their re.
solutions. If elected to the Office Of Presi.
dent OF the United States, 1t will DO my en-.
deavor 10 administer all the laws In good faith,
With economy, and with the view OF giving
peace, quiet and protection everywhere. In
times like the present 1t Is impossible, or, at
least, eminently improper, to lay down a poll
cy to be adhered to, right or wrong, through
an administration of four years. New palti.
cal issues, not foreseep, are constantly arising;
the views Of the public on old ones arc con.
stantly changing, and purely administrative
oaieor should always be left free to execute
the will Of the people. always have respected
that will, and always shall.
Peace and universal prosperity, its sequence,
with economy of administration, will tighten
the burden of taxation, while II constantly
reduces the national debt. Lot us have peace,
| With great respect your obedisnt servant,
U, s, GRANT.
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NJEw MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS,


yohE 1affi8Ss6s,
tween New York, Alexandria, washington, and
l.Ns I isc, TSw YStn f,sn
every Saturday at I p. m. / GeoTgaswn, from
wharf fost 81 High street. every Tksr.d.J. and
AloIandris every ariSSay' a. I. M pop freight q
~ New YGrf avenue and Seventeenth street, be-
.s Ssssi.H DeDIM W. THOMPSON. pre.lasnt.
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the national unity. rms prinoipio mas oeen
the polo s,ar oil theso who nave innexioiy IN
sisted on tho Congressional policy your CON
vention SO cordially endorsed. Baiied BY tx
ecutiye opposition, and BY persistent refusal,
TO accept any plan oil reconstrueaon prohefoa
by Congress, justice and pubic safety AZ last
combined TO teach US that only BY az enlarge
ment Of suffrage 10 those states e9uid the DO
sired end DC attained, and INA. ~ was even
more safe 70 give the ballot 70 tnose wne ioved
the Union than TO those VINO naa sought IN
eicctuaily 10 destroy y, lnoassurou success
OF this legislation 10 being written on the ada.
mant Of history, and wiii DC our triumphant
yindieaton: more eicsrly, 700, tnan ever Pc
lore, does inc nation now reoognhe INA. Tue
greatest s'ory o. repuoho W 'nas M.nIows
the snieid o. us pro.ecuon over tne numolet
and ths Weaksst oil iu people ana unaioates
me ngnts Oh tne poor ana tne pouoriep rs
faithfully a. those Of the Rich and the power
fui.
rejoice, 100, In this connectien, 10 hnd In
Jour platform the frank ana fearless nvowai
that the naturalized citizens must be protected
abroad "at every hazard, as though they were
native born Our whole people are foreign
ers or defendants Of foreigners: our fathers
estabiished BY arms their iignt 70 DO eahea q
nation. Hremains LOT usto establish the mght
TO welcome to our shores all who are willing
oy oaths OF allegiance 70 become american
citizens. Perpetual allegiance, as claimed
abroad, Is only another name ior perpetual
bondage, and would make all slaves 10 the SOIL
where hrst they saw the nght. our national
cemeteries prove how faithfully these oath, OF
fidelity TO their sdopted land nave been sealed
IN the hie-biood Oh thousands upon thousands:
should We not then DO iaitnless TO the dead II
wo did not protect their living brethren In the
enjoyment OF that nationality, ior which SIDE
By side with tho native born our soldiers Oh
foreign birth laid down their lives.
II was hitting, too. that the representatives.
Of party which had proved 90 true 70 nation.
al duty In time Oh wal, shouid speak 30 eioafy
In time Of peace Tor the maintenance nntsr,
nished Of national honor, national credit, and
good faith as regards It's debt the cost OF our
national existence
do not need 70 extend ths reply oy iur,ne,
comment on platform Whion mas ehoited
such hearty approval thtoogh9u. inc lana.
Inc debt Of gratitude ~ aeknowisdBes 70 the
brave man VINO saved the Union from desuuc-
tion-the rank approval Of amnesty ossed on
repentance ana ioyaity-tne demand ior tne
most thorough economy ana honesty In the
Uoyernment-thc sympathy OF tho party Oh
liberty with all throughout the world VINO long
for tho liberty We here cnjoy-and the Iecog'
milton Of tho sublime principles oil mo Decia-
ration OF independence, arc worthy oil the
organization on whose banners thoy arc 10 DC
coming G0nteEt.
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the higgasf count In sysry hasnlst
siliage, aown. city aad seats. i what
will give as victory. The Tins for
long speeches % oges. III the past
eight years have taught rs nothing
III che reign of blood. terror, ras-
calisy, crime, tfeadhery and crasfl-
ing taxation bias not settled the
verdict that We should render a the
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RORT. REnCEvAE4,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office IN tsla City HHilsllng,
fou aass @suAEss H0s#a.
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Ther sre Sew and arts nal wasks n kAese az
thoss aud lheiE sHs4exts are sppFssBd ~ sseFEs-
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ra1 Aseafs ser eskhvF Aeaks and s&* e4lra inc
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~~ Green, the reformed gam
|qler, was arrested ut I awrenoeburg,
Ind, on Satnsda3 Ian, and taxen
to AtAens, Ohio, whore iadictments
have hsaa found against him foF
emhezxlenng money 70 tae aaaonnE
of Sf 900. The circumstances Of
the eunbezxlgmcus ara tAus stated
by the oincinnati Chroaicle
Mrs. Mary Weethe's only son
had bat q sIsare sinse before died,
leaving bis Inokher some I'll ZOO In
cash and notes equally a. good. -
Green induced her to give him the
cash and notes 70 invest in i've
twenty bonds, ~ the latter were
much the safer, As soon as he re-
oeived and converted the majority
of the notes into cash, he left for
parts unknown, leaving the old wo-
man withouta dollar. On account
Of hsg peoaniasy trpables, the old
woman died abont i week siaee,
and was buried by the town author
ities. The indignation of the eiti-
igens was 80 aroused that they de-
sermined on bringing the culprlt 20
Justice If he could be found, aud
placed the affair in tie hands of
Gen. T. F. Wlds, . well known
aitizen, who soon tracked Green to
L awrenoehurg, Indiana, where he
vas arrested.
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. Poor TexEPs afg1iG. =
Hos warm So er Tie gentai see
Nay ioyk Ii kincnsss ou the esyths
In Tspn Jones' rsiEss aaesFing warmth
DispsIs the gloomy soS Faw Of bis soai.
DysTspsss. Ike g4hisas hnsts ham aswas
4gae, grim Chamberlain, lights htHs 10 bed,
Willie aullneas, Wei tiEo asa Headache dire.
With aercpE aches soai Zoe 30 ra4ku him gEesE
EeaFsen. Thonas, 70 instruction
FoE all tag llis FRm4eaY is fsaHd,
Pa 4SNa eeftSfal pIeSsant. surs.
PIaRtxtsea BlttsFs+-Ss -Tsso-xs.
4 wondFpas Tensc. made By Dr. pfsks.
We presume .'poeF Toms" case j.
nos worse than huudseas wha are eursd
dAfiy by this wosdfrfui medisiDe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-28

NJ vErSss sF an Kxecxatfsn ID me aifsr4ad fsszE
gas assse ~ kaa MlssE D sAe nassrka& Easxs a
PcslawaaEamie CO ssssy. kIaHas sash pFseeaa Il
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