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The Placer herald., 1869-11-20

A MAN out West who read that dry cop
peras put in bed of ants. would cause
them to leave, put some In his mother-in
laws bed to see if she wouldn't 60. He says
she was there at last accounts
The Placer herald., 1869-11-20

DESERVED REBUKE The Vallejo Ad-
vertiser administers The following richly mer
tied rebuke TO the graceless scamps, who
tsmpered with the elections at that place !:
"rhs Radical party at Vallejo circulated
its customary shln-plaster ticket on We'd
nesday. One would suppose that respect
for he opinions of decent white meo should
have induced the party managers TO dis
pense with that infamous con,rlvance to
rob men Of their rights to express their own
opinions through the balIotbox-at judi-
cial election. Two or more Of the Masters Of
the Navy Yard, kept strict watch over the
voters all day at the polls Such practice
ought to damn any party. The Radical
party of California is damned. We look to
the Democratic Legislature TO declare the
issuing Of sbinpaster and other colored
tickets felony in law as tits in fact"
The Placer herald., 1869-11-20

A BIG CRor.-W. J. and Noble Clark,
on the old Buckeye Ranch" 10 this county
secured crop Of wheat of no less than fifty
thousand bashels-tbls besides other crops,
fruit, stock, etc, The yield of wheat aver
aged twentyseven bushels to the acre. The
Messrs Clark own nice little farm Of 5000
acres, and it is their intention to put in
2,40O acres Of wheat this season. This is
farming TO some purpose, as their wheat
crop alone, at the present price. would bring
something like fifty thousand dollars. They
are holding it for higher figures as arc
many Of our largest farmers.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-20

ONLY CHRrsTIANs-Jobn Wesley once
the various scots, and the chances Of each iD
reference to future happiness or punishment.
A dream one night transported him IN bis
uncertain wanderings TO the gates Of bell.
Ara there any Roman Catholics here z
asked thoughtful Wesley.
Yes, was the reply.
ANY Presbyterans
Yes, again was the answer.
ANY Cougregalionalists =
yes
ANY Ms,hodsts 2 by way Of a clincber,
asked the pious Wesley.
Yes! to his great indignation was an
swered.
In The mystic ways Of dreams. sudden
trausilon-and he stood before the gate Of
Heaven. Improving bis opportunity be
a gain inquired:
'Are thsre any Roman Catholics here 2
No. was replied.
ANY Prssbyterians
ANY Congregationalists =
NO
ANY Metuouiss9
mo-
well, them he asked, lost in wonder,
who are they insidel'
'CHRlsrIANs!' was the jubilant answer.
CALIF,RNIA FRUIrs.-This fruit still
comes to us, and the later shipments show
marked impr rovement in its condition. A
car load has just been received in this city,
ty | s. Patt, the we'll known fruit dealer,
direct from l.. A. Gould. Esq, Of Santa Clara
packed as suggested by Mr.. Plat. There
were grapes in boxes only four inuhcs deep,
and pears in boxes eight inches deep; all are
10 perfect order and sell rapidly. We are
indebted to Mr. Plat. for samples OF The
Rose of Peru. Blue MorteI and Muscatsl
grapes, and Glou, Morceau and Winter Ne
lis pears Prairie Farmer. Chicago.
LADY writes as follows: "Having for long
time been subject to n violent sick headache,
which nothing seemed to relieve. was induced
to try bottle of Dr. Walkers VINEGAR BrrrERs.
AS had tried many other medicines without re-
;of I had nnt oh cOn6jancp in this mt first.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-20
NUMBER 1y..

How ORoIDE IS MADE.-This beautiful
alloy resembling gold is French discovery,
and consists Of pure copper, 100 parts; zinc
or tin, II parts; magnesia, parts; sal.sm--
nioniac, lime and tartar in powder aud ad.
ded little by little. brskly stirring for about
half an hour, so as to mix thoroughly; after
which zinc is thrown on the surface 10 small
grains, stirring it until entirely fused. The
crucible is then covered, and the fusion
maintained about thirty five minutes, when
the dross is SKINNED off, and the alloy is
ready for use. 1t can be cast, rolled, drawn
stamped chased, beaten into powder or
leaves; and none but excellent judges can
distinguish it from geld.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-20

advertisements:
Justices Court Summons, 8 months. ..... $40 90
District Court Summons, months ...... 20 90
Mechanics Lein, extra length. .......... Is 90
Mechanics Lein, ordinary length. ...... 10 90
Constable's Sale 10 90
Constable's Sale, postponement per week, 90
1usolveut Notice. ...................... 10 90
Sole Trader. 10 90
Justices Court Summons, l month or less. 90
Probate Notice to Creditors. .......... s 90
dissolution Notice, | month 90
Dissolution Notice, 5 weeks. 80. 49,. 90
Notice of application to the Land Office
weeks. s............... .................. ~ w
Notice for Quartz Lead l. 3 months, rs 90
It Is hereby expressly agreed and stipulated
between the proprietor and those having work
or advertising done, being. subscribers. that all
payments at the above rates are 10 be made In
current United States gold or silver coin
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Wants.

ssp:ansP sShsSSaissSS,' gsbsk SSffS!aisS,
strsst, is the second square above the Northern
Liberty Market, between L and n streetst east
ilds. se7i-n
WAaTEbooEEw AID SAsT-oHY oLoTHINa.
gle Of value, ,atths old Merchant Pawn
broker Store Of PULT0N Go. .sll Ninth street.
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,THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

sa: Sa ~ hs lsa sTNRA SstTssa %I
'nE SPd PSREkffTNSb1Tg. RR A foiiSws: nil, ,
RlSE ~ fiss fRKiN s Ps.ss
{sSs'pt fRs.dSy Ts';s trains
WINCHESTER RECOMMENDATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily At tlo p. n except sqn: F
[slndays eIceptedJ at 500 a. m. -Connseting d
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
at Hagsrstown Junction with train for Hagers-
THE ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN Elosyes Balh-
more a. go and 9:I9 A. N, And 10 and b;9 p M "a
a m' anu 1'I PoR OK faiA6RRSTowS.
Leave Baltimore at s:t5 a. m. and tlQP. m ,eon- :
GSpn SsS RSd ss iaa'0P aNssS~s T,ss ARSS
$40 aud m m. aTri1ias "a BsI.inois a ioS a. A.
Ill, anu "" y FFoR wINCHBsTRR.
EinS a SsISIS WneEss,sI and M rs pD Rs,asa
in Baltimore 7 f6R 81 X S%sAsaihSSSSft5tSSp Il hSSS ttS p m
Leave Baltimore at 800. 7;Oo, $50 and s:S q. m. /,
and FRSM siiS " " SsssfaffSsRoSS ssf FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 7 and q. IN. and l2;So, Q.
49, ''nd $50 :; fFJR Il ANNAPOLIS.
Ls1ys %asSinEtoR =, m. % and md ~ t!S p :. m m.
Trains leave AnstSHpis stSSpifTRRiSsS Z T. and 'pP n'
Sns 81 20 q nj sPS
For further information, Tickets Of every kind,
Station Of at the Ticket o%SSi wr,sOw
Master Of TransportStion.
Y. ~ COLE. Gsneral Ticket AgenI.
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alatiunal &spMblifatI.
AMusnMHMTa.


wALL's orsaA Housn.-Mlss Laure Kesne
commences dramatic ssaaon ss wsll's to-
night, and viii produce that highiy ssnaa-
tional piece called "Hunted Down, or the
Two Lives Of Mary Lsigh.r This drama
was written BY Dion Boucicault expressly
for Miss Keene, and Is said 70 be ono Of the
best plays ever written BY that distinguished
author, and this Ia enough TO say In lie favor
tlll we have seen the piece upon the boards.
Miss Keene Is well known, and her reputa-
tlon as an actress, and In the managing, is
thoroughly established, and from the cast In
this play, which VIM be produced tonight,
we feel safe In predicting o successful season
for this new company at Wallis.
ODD FELlowS HALL.-Blind Tom COM
mences his season Of sir concerts at Odd
Fellows Hall this evening. Heis one Of tho
most wonderful musicians now Living In this
Or any other country, and considering that
fls powers are simple intuitions and not
the result OF training, his performances
present q marvel which may well astonlsh
the world, as they, In fact, please and do
light oil who hear him.
NATIONAL THnArRn.-"Humpty Dumpty''
announces Its second weeks run at the Ma
tlonal this evening. From the indications
ef its popularity last week, and In considera-
tlon that there are large crowds Of people In
the city this week, II Ia fair to conclude that
crowds will sArong the theatre this week.
CAsrHRBuRr.-Tho Canterbury will pre-.
sent this week some now and interesting fea.
tures. In addition TO the Can-Can there art
several performers just arrived from the
Tammany, New York, and the varieties will
be kept up to tho fullest extent. Mr.. Fitz
simmons understands his business.
OLE BuLL.-This accomplished violinist
commences his concerts at Metzerott Hal
en- Wednesday evening, and our cltisenswill
have Just two opportunities Of listening x
this ''wizard Of tho North"
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Railroad Routes,
pILTIsoRE AFD OHIO RAILRolp.

RALTihoRk AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.5ss 5:, ..s sS$ III Ss!s
no" r'' "f'''GSis pok ibiaLrIxonE
:'i 'i ;$a ;i;i'i ssE !Ssii$ss '''
Les,s Az, szssps Sunday w." snd""@ w.
y ~ tssArOIIss y e v ,,.,. ). ..,,,.
'''''''' on 'inSs 1cs ssE4FAJJA. sYsRAJA
ron N w %af Y s4sGl;5ss q 4sTG;s & and '"'' m
Ios s. ist Fsk4s 8 81 81 Fa2 4 Il 3 HsHsr
s. o. q s.iasasS saS 20; I, o. S ans "a q Sp M
a.ss S ss s..J s.@SA @ .lS from HSsE :Sa
,TStgusS ilst.i. e y. We. s.np, had =. y.
n, New LSrt q ghl.a;iRSl:, ~ And Boston. Sc. .d.
Master !; !; 4f.s.BII;sIIS;.. + S5asSISI;
dso. 9. Ko0NTz, 6essr.i Aren't. washinston.
THRqFHaHiRE BEf RsfxEHss sEv EssR!s2Io'
Train, Ss;y,ss wa,hinston and New r0rf are
foR WV ioRk. yi,Asss. ,h,9s: y, . 4 q ears. ;, ~
issys daily texesps sunday) at g." a. m.' li0
'aa o." ron PHILApKLfHIA,
Lssysdaiiy tsxesps suHday) aeooa. m.' no
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New Torf al 9 20 ,. N. and Philadsl.
sIespint car. % for New York on .op, NJ train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station omoe At all hours
In the aAg.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad adysrtis msnt
for schedule betMesn Washington, baltimore, An.
napolis, and the West. y. WILSON,
In SokLS general s@S a, Tish;S w..gss,o, Agent,
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.

CoIsHR OF SEVENTH AND SrRBBrs.
(BntraBoe on ID street,)
WASHINGTON, d. C..
young aud middle sged mon aud women 10 engage
In bu insss affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of others.
Tho branches taught sre; Business Practice.
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
ness, Arithmetic. Grammar, Corre'pond denoe,
Spelling, Elocution, Political Economy. and Com
merciAl Law.
.,students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
in a, separate department, Instructed by eomps-
te5t issE tesessTsr s ssiI;r,or, ,,o,.,.,,n nm, ~,
unlimited tins In colleges located In important
cities Of the country ,s65 Local scholarships cd
fer one year from date Of Issue, 90. Tickets for
three months, e20I for one month, 90.
!. AZ tuitloss p.y,ble IA sdy.nse when paid In
Sessions ars held day aud evening.
GlAssts In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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Auofion Sales.
DY oRRRN 4 WILLIAMS. AUcTIoNRRl

RY oREKN a WILLIAMS. AUcrrosRRRs.
,..s. :: s:ss :: I.:s Nv: SS III %s:S
land rscords Of wsshias aston county, b. o.. The
Sndsrssnsd viii ess5 f2r ssls a gq5Iis sys!lo.,
e'eIesE p. n. ali that .Pfkts or 6i0unB sa-
te,ning he south snd q ths Navy Yard pridas, n
bridEe, g feet northeriy from the sornsr formed
way road, and runnins thence with the west line
Of W. Brien lot, south @ degress west l1 feet.
more or less. TO the north line Of y. N. KeoniG,s
lot, thense with said Keonig's said line north 6s
degrees west 70 the eastern branch Of the Potonae
riyer. thence northerly, following the course Of
bridge road and thence with said road n Zee, east
''fERMs oF skLB-o half cash, with q deposit
offiy dollars et the sale, sesdue liz and Twelve
months, secured by the purchaser's notes with IN
terest, and deed OF trust Of the premises will be
Al eonveysneins and stamps At the purchasers
plat Of th. premises. connected with III. deed.
JOHN n GfYEE,
GREEN WILLIAMS,
fe23eod&ds Auetioneera.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
umore steam lines and Adams Express to care OF
r. II. Hayenner, Freight Agent Al, Alexandria.
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places and intermediate points, are issued at
reduced rates, WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
uoJ.tf General SUPERINTENDENT
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
Builders and Material
Concrete Pavement

for Sidewalks. Stables. Horse-stalls. Warehouse
PlooIs, Cellars, &C., warranted water and rat.
proof Samples eau be seen a. J. d. Oleon SON. s
blss de7.u
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"a. 3. ALLEN,
MANUFACTURER OF LIME,

AND
Dealer In Plaster, Cement, Hair,
&C., &C., &C.,
KILNS ON ROCK CREEK, -
BETWEEN AND X STREETS.
OFFICE No S26 @ STREET, --.-
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
(Rear Of Metropolitan Hotel,)
Cement and Plaster at New York prices.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
VIII be sold at public auction, By II. D. Smith
sou, auetionesr, at Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg,
DAY, March %, IS5. the following artieiss, VII:
. Cast Iron Cannon,
1854 Solid Shot, round.
2,ss stands OF Grape and Canister
S,f7 Carbines, new, repaired, rusty, &c.
Z, RI U, s. Rides, Cal. % and 81, repaired.
I,N7 Rna.id Musksts, repaired.
I,3l9 Foreign Muskets aud Rides, rusty, &c.
S,l9 U, s. Muskets. Cal. 60, rssty, &c,
2,2l9 Pistols and Rcrolvors, new, repaired and
100 sets of Infantry AecoutrsmOuts. old.
~, isl Pounds OF Cannon, huskst and Rifle
$4,000 Pistol Cartridges. Lef.uchsuI 4 IVES.
sons
i.S)o,oD Maynsrd's aud sharp's Primers.
6,2s2 Musket Bayonets,
1000 Pounds OF Scrap Iron Cast aud Wrought.
hiot Of Appsndag gas as aud paris Of Muskets.
A lot OF Tools for BlAckHmiths, Carpenters, &c.
A lot OF Packing Boxes, &c.
Catalogues Of the above eau be obtained on Ap.
pllcation to the undersiEned.
Purchasers wi bs required TO- remove the prop
erty within ten days after the sale Terms, Cash.
X. II X WHITBLBY,
ALLRsHRSr AnsasAL, Peb. e.lscD. feb23.td
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Hotels and Restaurants

THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR STRANGERS TO
epue. Call and try II. fel5-u
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pUBLIc SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDINANCE
AND ORDNANCE SToKRS.

DUbLlC SALE VI IONDknNhD OhDNANCh
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.
ST. LouIs. No, Feb. Is, ls69.
viii bo offered for sale, At public suction, at The
81 Louis Arsenal, ST. Louis. No, eommeneing ou
MONDAY, the l2th day Of April lsp, at 10 o'clock,
a IN. q large amount Of condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores, &C., consisting In part Of the fol-
81 easi: iron. Yield Guns. with carriage.
and implements,
100 eIst.ircn Guns, Various, total weight
$50 tons Cannon Balls, 9 to a. -pounders
80 Artillery Carriages. various
90 sets Artillery Wheel Harness, for two
900 Sporting Riae. aud sho, Guns, various.
10. .29 Carbines aod Riaes, various.
n,4ll Sabres and Swords, various.
l23,000 Cartridge Boxes, various
1900 Cavalry Saddles, various.
ssse h AI,ihilssry "a. ssddls., various
1000 Watering Brides, various.
1900 HAlters, various.
1880 Leather Traces, various.
t0l, ,o5 pounds Of Cannon Powder
W,sS do. MusEet DO.
1880 do Ride do.
lo,sD do. damaged do.
%, k34, 900 Musket and Pistol Percussion Caps.
Wrought and Csst-iron Scraps, &e.
Persons desiring catalogues Of the stores to be
81 Ss a SS T. the GSisf
4, Crispin, U. y. A, Purchasing Agent, corner Of
Houston and Green streets, New York, or upon
application at this Arsenal.
Lieut.. Col. Of Ordnance aud BSi. Bris' Gen, U.
5. A. u, commanding. febz7-id
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A LRxANDRIA. ,YPSg hSYYR9gS AND HAMPSHIRE
~ lylssl

NEW AshkAiMSdEME ENT
BEGINNING OCTOBER !, 1903.
N. and 2. m. for Leesburg. Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at a. m, and 12:b p. m.
hrst-elAss Coaches, which leave keesburE on
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays for Hamil-
Winchester and Capon springs, returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Middleburg at 8 p. N.
Leaves MiddlebursTuesdays,T Thursdays and Sat.
urdAys, att q. m, and arrives at LeesburE at Il
m. D., and tper railroadl arriyos at AlexAndrlA at
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and salti-
more tho same day.
From and after June 5, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to Capon Springs.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

DUBLIC sALB OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock ISLAND ARsBsAL, Jan, H, lsC0.
A large quantity Of Condemned 0rdnAaee and
Ordnance Stores will be offered for sale at public
auction, At Rock lslsnd Arsenal, Ill, on wednes-
day, April 7. 1879, at 10 o clock, Q. m.
articles TO be sold. viz:
. Iron Cannon, various calibers;
l,lO0 Field ArTiAges aud LimbsTs;
100 sets Of Artillery Harness;
l0,0O pounds Shot and Shell;
2,aO Mcclellan sAdalesi
100 Artillery Saddles,
2,OO Halters;
no Saddle Blankets;
5000 Watering Bridlssi
2,4O Cavalry Curb Brides;
2.2O Artillery Traces aud Hames.
Persons wishing catalogues OF the stores to be
sold can obtain them by application % the Chief 81
Ordnance at WAshln Eton, d. G., or Brevet Col. 3.
Crispin, United States army, Purchasing nicer,
corner Of Houston and Greene streets, or upon sp.
fsIe Gisas Soi T. oTi. t% BsG bns dsa j. Com.
mandInK. fehl I'd
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Pianos and Music.
THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of all interested Ia the reduction
Of the eItravagsnt cost Of BUTTER. to their prar-
tieal and eeoaonicai system Of making pure prime
BUTTER By the aid OF the
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

AZ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot at
$50 a. m, connect with Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the Inc OF thot road between Ma
nAssAs Junction and Harrisonburg.
Trains leaving St. Asaph and King streets al Q rs
r. IN. connect at St, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HArrisOnbuTR at 2:l3 D, m
arriving at baltimore and Ohio Depot at s:9Op. m
and In time for p M, train fer BaltimoTeh
W j. PuHLPs, Gen 4 Manager, deeS0-u
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WAsHiEgToN,, ALEXANDRIA,
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after MONDAY, Dee. 2l.i, lsds. and
lows;
THRoCdH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o.. IN. ido. for Manassas and HArrlson-
burg, S:S O..
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets from Manassas railroad) 2:T .. m.
do. from Lynchburg, 6p. IN,
LOCAL PAssBEaHR TRAIss.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

RY VIRTUE oH A pEEl OF TRUST EXECUTED
- By the National Building and Manufacturing
Association and Brick. Sand and Gravel Company,
600. which deed 10 dated 22d December, ls67, and
recorded in Liber Y, No. 5, pase, 2ls, the under
signed, trustees therein named, will, or MONDAY,
!he nrst day o. March. lse. expose 10 sale, at pub
lio auction, a - m, In front Of the mayors oice,
A certain TskCT OF LAND, In The county Of
hundred acres, called "wATBRLoo,n bounded
on the west by the Alexandria and WAshing gton
Turepike rosdI On the east ~ ne P9tomss riyeri
and on tbs south By the lands Of Lieutsnant Hun.
ter, together with all BUILDINGS and improve
and 0UTPfT used and to be used By them 10 carry
on their trade and business, together with the fran
ehises and all the privileges, rights and property
Of the said company, and also their patent right
for the Manufacture Of brick in the District OF Co
tumbia and county Of Alexandria, Virginia.
TERMS-Por the real estate, sufhoiant cash TO pay
$500. with interest from 9th day Of August, 1861.
and the remainder 70 be paid In two equal install
ments Of %. 900 each, With interest from August
1857, the nrst the 9th August, lsp and the other
on the 9Th August. ls7O; the residue OF the purchase
day of sale on the said 9th August, 1870.
The bonds Of the purchaser TO be given for the
deferred payments, and a deed Of trust to be exe-
Tor the personal property, hr,nshi.es, A. terms
cash. ar31B r31BAS ssRnT. ssslRfnaT.
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IN sTEAMsHrP CcMPANY.
N E W Ex. ssic PRESS LINE.

fNoToN AND NEW YORK.
York 70 Washington, landing freight at 0.strset
fssyias New York every WEDNESDAY and
Leave q :ss5ssi wharf, Washington. every MON.
DAY and THURSDAY at4p. m.
freight received at all hours, and forwarded at
lowest raAes. O. =. H0UGHf0N, Agent,
G.street wharf, Washington.
HYDE a TAYLOR, Agents,
o Water street, Georgetown.
N. BLDRIDGE& Co, Agsnt.,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
fe3-N ll9 Wall street, New York.
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Medical.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
.QuALITI AND PROPERTIES USIHPAIsBD.
A Delightful, Nutritious Beverage
A Pleasant InSigoratInE Tonic.
A Substitute for Ale and Alcoholic Drinks.
strengthener for the Debilitated,
Especially Nursing Mothers.D
A Certain Remedy for Disorders Of the
THROAT, CHEST. LUNGS AND STOMACH.
Sold by Druggists and GTooers.
JOS. 8. PBDRRBBN,
az Murray Street, New York,
Sole Agent for U. 8. and British Provinces OF n A.
febl -eO9m
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A UcTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
n INGs AT NEW BBRNB. N. G.

ttE Al KBw n woSGShkSssfESE SEhSR n BUILD
on THURSDAY. March 18th, iso9. the following
named Government buildings,, situated In and
around the city Of New Berne. N. c., viz:
One Warehouse, 40x200 feet;
One Stable, 9Oxs00 feet;
One Hospital, lIxl22 feet;
One Barraek, axl00 feet
One 0eieeT,s Quarters, 2Dx6S feet;
One Guard House, l2x2O feet;
Que Kitchen, l2x20 feet;
ohe BlAeksmith's Shop, 26xo5 feet.
Possession given immediately after the day Of
sale. Successful bidders will bo allowed reason
able time to remove thair purchases.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock q m.
Terms; Cash In Government funds on day OF sale.
For further particularsapply at the once Of the un
dersigned.
BY order Of Bvt. Brig. General
r. sAXToH,
Chief O. NJ. Dept Of the south.
y. A. HATHAWAY, 81 1t 10Th infantry, Breyet
Capt. U. 5. A., Acting Depot O. n. feb9s.td
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Ewift aud substantial Steamers T. G.
KNIGHT apd JOHN GIBSON will run ~eTss
SLEx%sbsIA. wIshiNsT6s, and dEoRoE:
Leays New York, from Pier. %, Bes River.
every shTURdRA,Y E0ri0lh, MoEPhAHhs; aEriV.
: turnlnE5Lesye Georgetown. foot ,cf Hlsh
.!reet, THuRsDAYsi Alerandfia, RRIDAYsj
MONDAY MORNINGS.
This Line, ,eopneetlns at Norfolk with the hne
steamers Of the MerchAhts' and Mechanies' Trans
portation Company to- and from BOSTON. Ia pre-.
pared TO take through freight at much reduced
route,
..rs T r. wiGIia Hfi Ms s CO, g. HerYois. Va 'n'
tu.ss. Ss. ,iS5nsSS sSa to 5os
deorret.yn, p. 9. OF At oRRIGB OF COMPANY.
corner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
oovai.T ' j. W. THOMPSON. President
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

PHiLADELrTHIIAAsa Asapy pwyIkHIIESSToS ksIiSdSS AND BAL
Commencing on Monday. juno sth. passenger
trains will leave President street depot, Balti-
moro, as follows, viz:
Way Mall Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
lions at7:4 A. N; This train connects At Newcastle
ware Railroad.
Express Train for Philadelphla and New York
At 80 m, connecting at Psrryyills with train
for Port Deposit
at 2.z3Y, m, connecting At Wilmington with train
minEton and Harrington.
xeeomnodatio Train for Port Deposit and inter.
Express Train for PhiiAdelphia at s;N p. m.
Express Train for New York at ibo p, M, con-
neeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For PhilAdelphiA and New York At 8 ;b p. N.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot or at Ticket once, No l25 BAlt
more street Persons purchasing tickets at oaiee,
Baltimore street. can have their baggage checked
at their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent,
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
.ii9sssiss i.ipsss issMfa,.' ,''
OEO. w. hRENT.

The undersigned trustee. named In the deed from
corded IN Liber y. No. 5. p.ge q, which was given
by said Bonnell to secure Mrs. Virginia Scot. the
advertisement, assents to the sale OF the property
the terms above indicated by J. d. Smith and Geo.
to the same. 3. Y. BEACH,
decp.td Trustee
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