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~ CorIEs OF TIE "NATIosAL RxpuBII
CAN" can be obtained every morning at thu
following places:' u. go .'l 'n 20 .'...'. Z.
wAsH1ssror n t7H'l".|
1isHor's NEWS sTAsp. wiiiafds Hotel. p
BAnKrPs Views Stand, National Hotel. 4
oocHnAs's NRws STAND, Metropolitan
wisEpEnsxs's NEWS STAND, Ebbitt Houss,
RisBAts's Nxws STAND, seaton Houss. ~
, WtLK'Ns' News srArp. 81. James Hotel.
Il. onRR, News Dealer, INK Pennsyivsnia
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. ~. sfTu = n.
PARxxR's Boox AND PnnropIoAL Dnror,
No. tss Seventh strect, opposite the Post
Office. 'f.. .'''| ~ .1'F1iN H"H p nr'
THOMAS q. ASH, stationer, southwest cor.
ncr Of Eighth and + streets.
W. d. b. MAJOR, at ailberts Dining Saloon,
33I y street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
JONI o, Bunern, No. a7s F street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
Jous A. BurLER, stationer, aTs y, near Thir-
tenth street. BIZ ,.,,-..,. =. .-' Z.
JOSEPH sHiLLtsoros, statieaer, corner Of
Four.and-s.haif street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. T,s.lg-tsIff. 1f+
W. II. h o. H. MoRnIsos, Bookselters and
ststioners, 40. yivania avenue, between
Four-and-a-hah and Sixth streets. 70 y ht''
BuakB's News STAND. Kirkwood House,
PnKsDxn 4 Co., ststiongs, tsa Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue. .... .
OHAs. II. ANDERSON, stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between and @ streets.
JAMES BsLLRw, stationer, 1904 Seventh,
between @ and II. .,s. nd. IN .. ...,r'
8. q. $. BARBOUR, stAtioner, s1s Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JONI A. VAN DonAN, ststioner, Al south
street, between Now Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill. ri
WILLIAM BARrLErr, ststioncr, No. 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hin.
s. q. MILLS, Station,r, II street north, TIVE
doors east Of Third stroet west. "A
Rcu. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner Of Eighth street east and street south.
Jas. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, ST.
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
80 . qxoReRrowN. nrf
@. 7. GETrr d Co., ststionsr, 100 Bridge
street. sea. ... .H'u .r. a HE. 49,
wx.A HEnRoS. I2s Bridge street. .r-1
ALEXANDRIA. :
Gro. Z. FnEscH, Bookseller and stationer,
% King street. ~ .E
1T. Cox, News Depot spd Dollar JeweIry
store Ill King street. Z, nv. II ~.
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o,,i a.t dsfiI Sss.::s,s y 4 ~.
a, s sSs Sts 81 BfsssI captain S
isfsntIy,, 2; ., At sl bynchsurs' Va; until
Ing he tnitsa States sabslstspse Department With
GLs Sss tIInssseSs % III % s,G or %0 such
less time as the oommissAry General Of Subsistence
Bidders are REQ ested to be present TO TsSrondto
thoiT bids. aud DO prepared 10 Eivs bonds for'he
fulhllmsnt Of their contract. g.. ~
heretofoEs, T... A. rUWI,a Di..
'tnS AS'' sAA 0@A'' ~ spal'@
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ID o LILO SAL n ,

aNc oy.ics sourss,s wsAsE \
WIN .CgknLl.ros.s 2. O.. September Also. z
% osshs,s pspot In Charleston, s. o.. on
S n'sinnnr wssm .. the - day of Oetobcrs 1859. al
SYS,: ;S :ssi:;s..s Z, s.z a''s'l'T Of Canned
a9 ,gss ssan9pe c,s Sr.sA psss. Lins Beans,
Peaches And other Iruiis,
Lyams. Jelies 4nd Preserves .sfta. 10 sHs
Hoisssss, syrup, and Craeksrs ' VI
Jhsss stores are ri REQUIRED In this Department,
,lAli ths package: win b. carefully ...miaed
sst aside and disposed Of By thsmselves.
Terms cash In Treasury, notes on deliyefy,
Tne siores msy be sen etwsea y and no'ei0ek'
CHAs. gELLMER,
H:utsssn,sd artillery. Brsvot Captain Q. 81 s.sd
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
HEApqvARrgRs FIPrH MILITARY DISTRICT.
OYFICR CHIEF CONMIsaAky OF SrBRIsrEkcB,

OFFICE CHEZ CoNNissARI OF SuBsIsIssoB,
=, g s...
Gear .|$s: ssisst B.ss; sosp Se.aiss; osSsS.:
1Ss AZ e. ss y Sa.s
p,,ssS' % S:s lsss rs %s s. the Com
W. fLoT B %u:. b ssSiss., extra. new ground,
Sa.s s. q a.a .:ss T:sS
BEANS must be Of strictly prime quality. 81 uni
sSs Or sSS Barrel clear sound
SALT must DO clear. dry. and nne. and in strong
R.i 3 s,.4 md dry suS e III wssH.
1Ps0fSToE .aG SSfSSs s sSsS s y the hes.
sampl IS Of Flour, BEAM. soap, and Sal. strong
boxes, should accompany the bids and DO referred
The contractors will be required to deliver such
slS; a, sy may iGn,.as! e dsysr IN .sSa
rii thirty day." aotleS a shsiH Place 81 resi-
SSSS The sSSnt5,s a. TO S.SS: <. ss ush
asas commsssS .S. have p S 2 p ans1
Al he expense q ths CONTRACTORS, such ias1Illes
he shipment. hon, any depot, 4 such aaantitisT
As he may elect and ihe COS, OF the ssSrs., psia1
beehargsd to the contractor, a..
p. AZ u f ss uss Ia srsSdy n.Rfs
spestion must DO attached to each voucher priorto
.,s1. will be made sy The udssr,sn;S tSs
: ~ sSpSs %s s ss A' R sls
SSsy ''1 % H sSSsa u 81 Ss sl
pis:i "a sl Ats: t%a .!s.sSsas:s:
persons Gnos biddsEsl "a The .Sm 81 Sns thonsand
sWsid. enter Into good aud safacisnt bonds. Win
signed may require for the proper performance VI
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AN EXCELLENT suggestion Is made by an
English druggist In relation to tho dispensing
of poisonous Substances. He proposes that,
in addition to the word poison, the labels
should have printed on their margins the APP
proprlate antid0tes for each GLASS Of polsons.
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SUPPLIES t AsR TsaEsFpsE4y2H foHrHE
OFFICE or PuscEAssl n. A.. ..I. p'daggHEHro'l

SUPPLIES t AsR TsaEsRGssAy2H foHrHE
ORIG. OF f','1A spss tsR eIS5.ss.gs. .o
s..s t l.. sSRs 5: ss ss N II
:S:s;; 8: si'. s'i y '::
BUREAU OF YARDS AMI. DOCKS. -.
sasis yssd. Ssiiaiss I'd - ssslf ysra: y fsus:
B6 fSlp 81 f sS1fisssr AND RxoRurrso
% Clamp Bia.fs: and ssndis.. . s.sasis and u
s ssss. ASas ans Ss w Ssass Sa:n H.
dSisa ss s'fe f s IS f ssS sSs and ana Z
', 70, Gum B htfsas tSSSE'kAyIaATIeE; 8.
800 yards Blue and 100 yards Black Bunting, IS
Ssfag % Ss Sss2 asP . s
an, 20 tSR siT2{!t! fsi s1R
G ~ fE sj;P AND CLOTHING
100 barrels Beef. 200 barrel. Pork, Is, 90 lbs.
Ptst s .RS: .S. S F asion. SIn. ss oss
r.. witt. s.ta; fHs.P sf ~ MsR
reams and 81 quiIes Paymssters' Forms and
Blanks. half Ieam Regulation. Paper, 1000 Letter
and 80 Snei.l snvei0pe', bottles Black and
Bidders for supplies are refsrred to The respective
oiisers In charge q tbs navy yard for sample.
70 state IN their proposals. the time within which
which, In NO case, must exceed twenty day. from
date Of order. blank forms will be furnished at
,TRkNsPoRTATIoNLm
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITiNG
To Rio De JAnsiro, Brazil. By sailing vessel for
about 40 tons, 0,2D lbs. more or less. 81 Equip
BbRSAtG or PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
about bali barrels Dried Apples I75 leg. Pickles.
Both shipments to be tAkep direct from the New
York navy .IaId Aad dell yeIsd Al their respective
mated At so much per ton Of $40 pousfs. and
Further inisrmatiqn e be obtstned from the re-
freisht payable 10 free Of primAke, after
Parties Interested are 10 be present at the
f,.- &c. ELDREDGE,
ss29.td ... Paymastsr u. T.. rsyY.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

OFFICE or PuHdHAsIsa Azp DIsBuRsTxaI
,PAraAsrEE ysrrAp STATS HAyI,
ko.i:. 2 Bn1aDTAt EsE foaxi Sept g, 1902
Bids ~ 9,das9ss sagPIi'. a ysEti.sd. will b
gIeIimo, f9r The iolloying SUPPLIES, q The best
SunntJi and delivered free Of expense At the Navy
fsra' now haTSRihkIu6y ORDNANCE.
900 pSunds Hoop Iros. \ and kineh, 800 pounds
Ea@ SSSSsps:itiss %..A.r. X TO | inch, 600
pGSpn sls. lTi S,. ost s Ss,l,; mel,
a.D5 Brass buttons and 6afrs.
psPsS: s.~iss is;dls;, NJ. | .ss Bssw.sS.''
rbI rssp mex Ssts st,'Sr'ed' 10 pound. Shoe
% Sheep skins In woeN Gailons Alcohol. % per
cent. proof, % pounds Csmphor, In lumpsj q
bushels Charcoal, Coppsrsmlth,s square Stake.
! R9und-head Stake And l Condue tor Stake,
BIddsrs are rsf.rred to the Inspector Of Ordnance
At the Navy Yard for samples and further informA.
ton. They are also rsausstsd TO state their pro-
posals the time within which they will complete
deliveries: Il ,w.rd:d e then, which In NO s..s
Blank forms will be furnished at this ofoe. Par
above named when the bids w e q g}PssRsSav
seq IL Psymastsr United States navy.
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Proposals

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
oFPIcs DEpor CoxxIs.ARr suBsIsrExcE,
RIcHnosD, VA. Sept. %, 1870. !
at this oiiee until 10 m. on THURSDAY. October
q, 1s5o for supplying tho United States subsist-
snos Department with ...
10 barrels oiExTRAILoUR;
20 half barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
8 peaa5: q fAxSSSyFEEsts fsC6)
$40 pounds OF CRueHED SUGAR.
400 rounds Of URANULATBD SUGAR.
go pouuis ofCOFfBE sue
2gy xali1ns Of VlSE6AR.
S6lpOuLda SWAP,
2.e0pOuhls olSALr
" $40 pounds Of LARD.
Conditions, 30. as horetotOre.
oel.0t Breyet Major y, 5. A.and A. C.s.
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PROPOSALS FOR YUIL.
orrIeE CaIry ouAs!HsHAsrEn, !
ffhsr MILITARr pIsTlIer,

o'' I'm. Si HIt, 9ussIps isTsisr,
RicHnorp, VA, tepi, ie.. 1859. J
tsasd Prssos.ls ga tripl,estc( MI b tSesiysS
day os0''0S'T b iss S SI Y % S;j,,SSiTa
in such quaniities is may b Lsquirs3. IRON month
TO month for the sssyios Of that Pcst during the
period spdins June u is1o' ssans'sd 81 % cords
Proposals "a. be eusra.teed Is Indicated b.. The
oaartermlster al LynchburE, virGipia, or 70 this
once, and the right % rsieet any pr all bids not
tary District. j, q. OHANpLER,
ouartsrmasfsr Flrst Military District. sef0.et
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|'!!|]I1*Sl!l35I
PURE-GENUINE.

PURE-GENUINE.
Great Reduction In Price.
HoFF'sMALT EXTRACT Ia beyera 60 partieu.
larry adapted to persons Of weak aud debilitAted
constitutions, and those suffering from dyrpepsh.
place Of and 10 superior 70 ale, porter and splrtu-
ous iquorsin all cases where nouIishing beverages
JOS. h. PEDERBEN,
az Murray street, N. Y.
As-sole Agents for the United States. -da jy3.i
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PROPOSALS YoR BRIDGE ON Q STREET

orYicE srP,,r AID IssPggsroS OT sEw va.
CARAIAGEwAYu,f oOrWArs. NEW buhDis"s'
ORR Hall, wAuHIsaTOs, u,
VS. September q, 1859
s..I,I n,,po.als will DO received At the Mayors
n a. Glty Hsll, until " clock, m, on FRIDAY,
Ssin6sf l. FOR constructing Bridge At intersection
of q and Eighteenth streets west
Biiders will state price per perch OF . feet for
masonry, laid In hydTaulte esmsntt pricei per
for plank and foundation umbeEi PRICE PER cable
yard for excavation, the same to include the level
Ing OF aud properly backing up Of the masonry
spsei heatlonA and plan to DO seen at this once,
The work 10 DO done under this direction Of tho So
perintendsnt Of sswers, ke., Commissioner OF the
fiIst ward. and two Assistant Commissionars ap'
Tue aSyor reserves the RICH! 70 reject any or all
bids, Vhs n nsoL
septaS.ld Sup OF beNefs, ",
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[ 2
or,rc. s..; co..,.:As. o, . sgss e
Gs.s s:. &: %iS Il:
'fisrISs i ssT;: FLOUR, equal TO Tho Gov.
* S.a, ssr; 4. AN, ~, b s:ssrs
pt.yous ,n.pp seaS oT msns GS rom Ike Barrels
ftoI other causes. VIII be required to be made up
M. ic,oos ponnd. Of THO r~y best ssnvased
,SSy, article: TO ss 2! II. yer. best e qss .I,1y
id s, = ssn
". BE 5. .saS from psi. who h.r.
s!isd y sss%piy vim is:T 'nssssneni' with any
f'cPa:si:, Y Ss .Sdis:;sd to the una'r'isnsd,
..s.a p.nI. o,,. md a s = U J, nIsit
STATIosERT 70, yEl UNITED STATES
10. . paoApv AT. NV fosr. s.pi. 3, iss. " r
y =; g s iiasss &c gs
c:iysS :. III; 4, s s.,o S1 ss,ssr S
% srd nv b Sf'' :Sss sl q s:s \:
bEGsSx1g Sy saS!fMEsSy r.! A \. si sscRurrrso.
i:oo asiis,srly: 1000 Monshly and 1000 weekly
poo Ysonss' = Daliy. Rsquisitions.
dozen red ahd blue, and 10 dozen black Lead
% Psnksiyes .. o..
} gross Gum Elastic Loops. "
Bidders are referred 10 the squlpmsnt omcsr IN
charge At the nayy-yard for further informanon.
hnd are requested to state on their proposals the
time within which the delivery Of awards VII %
completed. which must not sxcsed twenty dsys
s %; &. I prompt ga pa 'i;sl
s SS% s e 6: .. tn.
hour shove named, when tn. BIDS VII b. oPsned'
| D.vu n q NAVY.
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DROPosALs FOR FLOUR AT PORTS LYONS
AND REYNOLDS. q. T.
OFFICE CHEZ ConxIssARr OF srnsIsrlscR.(

P"'f IND REYNOLDS. Q,
DEpARrnRsr OF THE MISSOURI.
'Folr LEAvsxwonrH, ktn., Sept 81. LAP
e.ss.s f q RE Siss hsns to%ml.:sry q
iys!y until u o:elsef m. sxrURbXY. october
1900 pounds Of iieur Al Isrt Rsyneids, q. T.
Equal TO ths best Colorado Flour u be delivered
or before December l. 1862, In good stout sacks.
company bids. Propossis should state the price
per net pound aud date Of delivery.
Bach package must have markell npou the
name Of the contractor. plsce OF business. data
Of contract. and gross, tsrs and net weight Of the
A printed copy Of this advertisement must be at
tsehed g each ~ and mu'tbe eon'dereda'iorm
Zach BID, to have copsldorat,qn. mast contain
ne written guarantee Of two rsspop psrtes,as
!'Ws. the undsrsispsd,, hsreby guarantees that.
81 . sesdaSs
With bonds 10 he amount q one halt o. the y.ips
Of the s,G,ss proposed 70 be Furnished shan DO
The Flour viii be weighed aud Inspected by tn,
compared with the retained sample. None will DO
ors will be held bic Tor Any los. 70 the doy
ernmsnt arising from lure 10 delverihe quantity
and quality contracted fcr. -,,--,,.,
this oehes. At the otaea OF tho Colorado TrfbHae
and Roety Mountain woes. Denver City.
Proposals and samples for Fort Lyons will be ad;
t SSs.:f sar Z fS sa' R.znoi u fs Sons
''Tropos,ls for Flour At w.;, tnam. lie pcstj
Br.y.s prlsaaier General. chleft. s., SsSstta:,.
of Missouri. seH
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y ~ +. #.
oyrIeE cHIsy CosxIssAsr OF sgnsrsrrscs.
sea sssl sdsi SIsps.s a s.ii:: ~ s
!sy & IN I'LL
sS5.i \ Vs Z ~ & Z: : NJ is1
.sss' H.: "A ;.s
M: i. "A ls.sS ;:II:!
s,si; a. M q n.
siadassrtst. Ten II % dsht isshss above the
s:i h s'si Is: s::a: "a.
pldiSas.. ~, A.. n. n, Drs. p. gosaa net.
y: is'I .f ~ Fr:S 81. 81 <. S a: sss s
I!S.!.s. sl H: s |: :s. AZ s..
..ps.M Bu. Bhs. o.sa., .: iGSs .Sta..
rPRoP osA LNsgga7i, 800. 800, ;
= r orricn p..e. ~ pI'.s. .us ~
us sfli 4 Nh S:,ss:: i ~ M. AS
Ims thsJ viii DO opened. for supplying this dspot
| OAR, 9oRE.sgnAw, AHD rIno1Hr .HAr.
:%,s y ~ sS; y t. ...s. Of two q .l,, bush
re tsfis ss A. g ~ ssss a.se
Hay ssd Sire. nus. y veil saisi. and frss irou
II: .sss. G I.Ssif:a ' viii probably no, exceed
i 49, lsssi.A, Hay. o. o. &c. 81 ~, d, F.. d. '
q. J:s q sas s.S e c:iS:
e may b reauirsa. tMsnty days, noucs bella
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A LExASpRrA' LR RRTERS. hsp HAMPSHIRE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEoINYiEo APRIL
1853. ...t0 ..
RxG IE5 sSSRAT BE-
Leave Alexandria at 8 a. m, and 8 p, m Leave
Hamilton At o q. N. and II 80 .. m. Leave Lees
burg at 10 .. m, and l2;15 y. IN, 49,.
The sa m. train from Alexandria and II 30 a. m.
train from Hamilton connect with Kemp's Daily
Line OF Coache. for PuIcellvtlle, sniokersvills,
Berryyille band Winehesteri also. with Rsamer's
Zine Of Cosehes. which leave Lcesburg On Mon
Aide and Middleburs, returning Tuesdays, Thurs
All trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balu-
more, same day. -. - p
..r FROM ALEXANDRIA To
SissSI,. Sip::;::: Mil. Mi. :": x
Rs SISsTIIis iio.. Aiddieburs '.'..'. %
Goods Per New Yorf. Philadelphia aud B.lti.
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to caro- r,
forwarded over The road free Of charge for commits
Commutstion Passenger. Tickets between Alex.
andria and Hamilton, and all intermediate sta
Hound Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and n'erm'dIGa PF2aaaSrEE1 MaTsss
ap2i-u General Superintendent.
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WRAJEySeGISSo PAPER FOR SALE AT Taf
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Builders and Material.


A Q n II ID
"NPiRfE STT coSoRsTR PAVEMENT
In any Of the Wards Of this eity-Sidewalk, Curb
and Outer, all eomplete-for Que third less price
per lineAl foot than the corporation price, and
guarantee all work for the term OF ten years Pay
menced. THORNTON SMiTHl
sepl-tf Christian Association Building.
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Br.,:s, prisaaier General. chleft. s., Department
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ARTICLE Nv.

Tho present convention shall go Into effect
Immediately, on the exchange Of ratitica-
lions, and shall continue In force for ten
years. II neither party shall have givon to
the other six months previous notice Of Its
intention than to terminate the Same, 1t shall
further remain in force until the end Of twelve
months after either ofthe contracting parties
shall have given notice to tho other OF such
intention.
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ARTiCLE III.

A naturallzed citizen Of the ono party on
return to the territory of the other party, re-
mains liablo to trial and punishment for an
action punishable by the laws Of his original
cou- ~, and committed before his emigra-
tic :, saving always the Limitation established
by the laws Of his original country.
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Tho convention for the mutual delivery Of
criminals, fugitlves from justice, In certain
cases, concluded between the United States
of America and the Grand Duchy Hesse, on
the 10th Of June, 1859, remains In force,
without change.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-09-09
scioto q Hooking. Valley Rail-

road. ,,.,....
We clip the, following pro,
ceedings of the Portsmouth
Board Of Trade from the Tri-
bune of that city: L5i4'moa
y" a. Mcfarland, of Special
Committee to confer with rail
road Authorities as to the un.
finished portion of the road to
Columbus via. Macarthur and
Logan, reported having ad
dressed a letter to the Presi-
dent of the Marietta road, and
had received a reply f(The
letter was here read) Mr..
Mcfarland spoke at considera-
ble length on the subject; was
Of. the opinion that it was a
matter Of too great Importance
to drop now Suggested the
idea of inducing the Marietta
road to issue bonds in pay
ment for the n road, letting the
different counties and the city
Fofi Portsmouth indorse the
fbonds.b Suppose the compile
ton of the road was to cost
IsSbO,OOO,s TIE interest On this
at ten per Cent. would amount
to 9O,oo6;o calculating the
city city Of Portsmouth to assume
one-third of this amount, il
would be $4,000; and this only
lin ease the road did not prove
Ito be self sustaining, Spoke oi
1.-THE advantage to Portsmouth
) 9iHnin Ia 1f'.g nnciIo furh { "a
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a DESPERATE conspiracy was
discovered on board the U. S.
trigate Sabine, now lying in the
port of Cherbourg. Some of
the crew in order to revenge
themselves on their officers at
tempted to sci fire to the pows
der magazine and blow up the
ship. They had proceeded SO
far as to light a tuze connected
with the magazine, when the
plot was frustrated by a cabin
boy who discovered the burn
ing fuze. 1t was discovered
that twenty-five of the sailors
were implicated in the plot,
and they were put in irons.
Seven have since been cons
demned to death and hanged
at the yard arm. -T
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up a halfa.dozen young folks
in the family biznesS. r., ~, ~
Well, bimeby the pot begun
to bile, and then the fun begun,
We all got our plates reddy,
and flour on our hands 10 keep
the candy from stiekin, and
then We pitched into pullin'.
Wozen't it fun4 l never saw
such laffn' and cuttin up in all
myborn daze. ! made a candy
bird for En-. Summons. Her
and me fexpecks to troN in
double harness one of these
daze. Shemadc a candy goose
Tor me.a Ii".i 3'Il3. 9a. u.
W Then we got to throwin' can.
dy ballsintu one another's hair,
and runnln from one end of the
house to tother, and out intu
the kitchen, till everything on
the place was all over gommed
with candy. / got on a pine
bench and EN-. Sim mons sot
close to me. Suze oHarkins,
conlound her pickter, throwd a
candyball spqk intu mi ize. Il
made q bulge to run arter her,
and heerd sumthip rip. My
stars alivel Wozen't lpiekled3
| looked around, and there was
the gabel end of my bran new
britches a sticken to the pine
bench. /, backed up agin the
wall, sortir craw6sh-like and
grinned. D,i .J3iDrnI .rM 40
"Sutpl sez sister Polb "whats
the matterp .gaum sli-,i,
"Shut up!" sez H., boon el
"Sut," sez EN-. .."come away
from that wall, you'll git all
over greasy .haia odt ss og
"Let.her greaseg' sez l., and
sot down on a washboard, that
was a5lying across a tub feelinI
worse than an old maid at a
weddin'. Purity soon | felt
sumthin hurt agin. lce-whlz!
| jumped ten, feet hi, kicked
over the tub, out flew old
Joneses Christmas Turkey; and
you ought to see me git. I.st
| cut for tall timber now
jumpt Staked and ridered
fences, and smashed down
bresh like a runaway herikan
till got home, and went tc
bed and stade there two daze
Eff old Deken Joneses barn
burns down next winter, and
line arrested for it, and eny.
body peers as a witness agin
me, I'll bust his dog7gon'd he'd
Them's my sentiments. ,., .r
...... ..f. SrT TovFNanoD
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A Mans Inducements to
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A MANS Inducements TO
u'@J.i Marry. Boz .. ..rau
Although enlightened men
do not stop to think about the
reason they have married, and
continue to maintain the family
union, if they will look at the
subject closely, they will find
ta longing for happiness; to
build for themselves a home,
in the bosom of which they
may hide from the deceit, cold
heartedness and ceremony Of
the worl1; where nothing but
love enters, where there is no
strife, nojealousies, heart burn
ings, envy or selishneSs; noo
body to cheat, defame or de-
ceive them, but all is love and
funity.-Dr. BJerd, ,-o.....
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IT (the Gazette) reminds the people
that the last Legislature was Demo-
cratic, and itdidnot reduce the county
salaries Why? Because the Repub-
lican delegation from Hamilton
county, which was pledged in its fa-
vor, opposed the reGuction.-EaQuirer.
3 The Legislature was Demo.
cratic in both branches. Mr..
Hill, a Democrat, reported a
bill reducing the fees of Ham.
ilton county officials. The Ga-
zette favored the measure. The
Enquirer did not. Milton Say.
lor, a leading Democrat Of this
county went to Columbus, as
Democrat, opposed the bill and
prevailed upon Mr.. Hill to
abandon it. These are the
facts. Who is responsiblesA
ClR. GGs. aIt .fu1.H waad4.
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r5 A MAN passed through AL
lentown, the other day, push
ing a wheelbarrow, in which
was seated his wife, unable to
walk from rheumatism, and
who was trundled all the way
there from Illinois. Two little
children of The pair tramped BY
the side of the father the cen. en-
tire, distance. NM = ~