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Alexandria Anafrs.


We clip the following from the Alexan-
dria Gazette OF Saturday
A MEETING OF the members Of tho Corn
Exchange was held at the Exchange rooms
this morning at 10 o'clock, P. B. Hooe in
the chair and W. B. Price secretary, when
the subject Of the reorganization Of the Po-
tomac, Piedmont and Valley Agricultural
Society was considered. AMER discussion,
participated In by G. +. suttle, @. Y. Worth,
ington, NJ. Eldridge and 7. A. Brewis, as to
the best method to be adopted, Il was finally
determined to abandon the old society and
organize new one, and for this purpose @.
7. Subtle, 7. A. Brewls and George G. We'd
derburn were appointed q committee to take
the matter In hand, make the necessary pre-
liminary arrangements, and call a meeting
Of tho members Of the exchange whenever
they deem II necessary.
An INVITA- ION having been extended to
tho members Of the Corn Exchange Of this
city to appoint a delegate to attend the South
ern Commercial Convention which meets In
Louisville on the 12th proximo, Captain P.
b. Hooe, president Of the Exchange, has been
elected, and has signifled his acceptance and
intention 10 attend.
NUMEROUS CITIZENS Of this county were
again reminded this morning that tho NOR
tai enemy Of mankind can be as easily evaded
as tno payment VI thNeb, Dy the reception
through the post Office Of notices from an at
torney, that unless they paid the taxes due
by them prior to tho year 1861, legal proceed
ings against them would DO at once insti-
tuted.
COMPLAINT was lodged at tho Mayors
Office yesterday evening Of the dangerous
sport Of a son Of James Beach, In the ex-
treme northwest section Of tho city, and
which consisted In his discharging a shot
gun at anything that came within its range.
Two colored boys were shot but not much
hurt before he was disarmed.
SNAKE was killed near Hunting crock
bridge on Thursday last which had Just
worried down or swallowed an eel but two
inches shorter and quarter Of an inch
smaller than itself.
In ANTICIPATION Of an increase In the
number OF trespasscrs from Washington to-
morrow, the citizens OF the county have
made arrangements which, II properly car
riod out, will result, II Is thought, In the
capture Of the mRrauders. Their guns will
DO held as security for the fines that will DO
imposed upon them.
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Aational Aepnblifau.


~ CoPIns OF TIE NATIONAL REPuBrI
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places;
WARRINGTON.
BtsHor'a NEWS STAND. willards, Hotel.
BARKEn's News stand, National Hotel.
oocHRAs's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel.
wiSEBEaegR's Nxws STAND, Ebbitt House.
ktnBALL's News STAND, Scaton House.
wtLKISs' News STAND. st. James Hotel.
Il. dRtRn, News Dealer, INK Pennsylvsnia
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARKER's BOOK AND PERIODICAL DEpor,
Once.
THOMAS q. ASH, Stationer, southwest cor.
ncr Of Eighth and + streets.
W. d. d. MAJOR, at dilberts Dining Saloon,
337 = street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JOHN O. BuRoER, No. 27s + street, between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHN A. BurLRR, Stationer, a7s r, near Thir.
teenth street.
JOSEPH SHILLIsUToE, Statioaor, corner OF
Four.and.a.half street and Pennsyivanis ave.
nue..
W. II. & o. II. MORRISON, Booksellers and
Stationers, tt0. Pennsylvania avenue, between
Fonr.aud.a-halfa and Sixth streets.
BuaKE's NEws STAND, Kirkwvod House.
PRENDER 4 Co., Stationers, 442 Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CuAs, II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between T and q streets.
JAMES BELLRw, Stationer, t3o1f Seventh,
between q and II.
3. q. s. BARBouB, Stationer, 3Js Seventh
street, between II and streets
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PROPOSALS ToR FUEL AND FORAGE.
0yyIoK osIsy orAnInnnAsrER.

fiRsI MILITARY DIsrkicr. !
RicHhoED, VA, August u 1859.
at Ills odiss until 3 p %, o. wEbE sDIY, the
18th day ssRSsSTbS'S, h Va, M hs delivery Of
to the Post ouArtsrmAstsr atwINCHBsTBR, yir-
giniA, In such quAntities as may be required from
month to month for the service Of that Post during
the period ending June 20, 1870,
Separate proposals are required: For Wood, to
for Oats, to be sound, eaAn, and Ching not less
that ~ pounds TO the bushel; for Hay, 10 be we'll
cured and Of the best quality.
Bianh foIm' fSr gr,9eo.ais snd Information as 70
tained at the ONCE OF the Post Quartsr mAster at
Winchester. Va. or at this ONCE.
By order OF the Commanding General First MIL
tAry District. J. q. CHANDLER.
Brevet Colonel QuArteImAstsr Q. 3, Army, Chief
QuArtermAsteI FIRST Military District,
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FIRsr MILITARY DIsTRICT, D
orrIcy CIInr auAKrESsAsrsH'

HEAperARrERs FIRsr MlLIrARY DIsrKICr.)
orTIcy ClIEr QuARTEksAsrsh, I
RiCHh0Hp, VA, August %. lsO.
Sealed proposals, In HiplieAte, will =. received
at this once until IL m, OF SATURDAY, Ssptem-
Der u.s. ls for the purchase from the Unltgd States
OF the Wooden buildings lately oecupied by the
Quarternaster's Department At Richmond, Viz
REPiIR SHOPS. on the Canal, below Seventeenth
FoRx6E HOUSE, at the Boek.tts.
Proposals may be made for the whole or any one
Of the aud further alton as to sire
of the build and Of sale, can be obtained
on application at this once.
The. envelopes ,GontsI ming proposals TO be On.
dorsed . Proposals for BuildihGs,'' and rwarded
By mail to THIS once.
By order o. the ouartsrmastsr General U. 8.
Army. J. q. CHANDLER,
Breyst Colonel, ouArtermaatsr q. 3, Army, Chief
Quartermaster. FIRST Military District Au2Sst
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A NrHRAcITE COAL FOR THE NAVY.


NAFf UEIARTMBNT,l
BrkkAr or EarIPsEST AND RE,EuITISJ, \
August ~, lssl
Sealed proposals for fsrni .biuz Aut4raelt0 Coal
for the Navy, 10 be n dgrlug the A,sa year
ending 10th June, 1870, viii be received at this
Bureau until 10 .. m September Is, lbGg.
These proposals must 10 endorsed 'PrupoSAlS
be distinguis shed from other business letters
The Offer mast be for the delivery Of D,OO) tons,
Of 2,lt0 pounds,
The Goal must be Of the bcst Buck Mountain or
Black Heath. or Of kind equal " them N ali re-.
speets, for the purpose intsnded. whlGt equality
will be determined by . Board appointed ny the
bids,
The name Of the coal proposed to he furlisho
must be stated In the offer.
The price must be for the Coal delivered 81 tho
Philadelphia Navy Yard, or on board of NcssclEAt
such points within six miles thereof Ina he de-
signAtsd by the Bureau at the ChntracIur'- risk
kidd.
The coal must In all respects be satisfactory to
The Inspector or Inspectors TO DO appointed by tho
Bureau, who will have the right Of psremptory
rejection.
Blank forms Of offer. guarantee, &c, will DO
NJ SMITH,
Augn.viw Chief Of bureau,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

0Ypfcl PAYHlsrER U. g. NAyT,)
No. as CHlssur sTREEr,
s..,.a nro,o, P ~ sept, 9. 1852
plies. will be received At this once until II
oe,oek, n ,9n the 18th Of september next, for fur-
hs following articles TO be Of the beat quality and
.nbjset 20 inspeeti9n By the inspecting onicsr IL
be delivered. when uirod, free OF expense 10 the
dovernmentfo for which security must be given!
For bureau Of Construetion,6c.
0D gallons Linseed OIL raw, best,
For full particulars snd time Of delivery. apply
to NAVAL Constructor, Nayy.yard.
For Bursqa Of Procfsions and Clothing
500 pouads Sugar.
900 GALLONS Beans.
900 gallons Vinegar.
% boxes Candles.
For particulars, samples, time Of delivery, &c,
apply At this once, where blank forms for propo-
sails eau DO obtained, II. n, HEIsKELL,
ses-h Paymastsf u. u, Navy,
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4 OHIO RAILROAD

CHEsAPEAKg 4 OHIO RAILROAD,
SUMMER SCHEDULE
On aud after the SOth Of June, 1899, the Mall
Train will run daily between Richmond and
White sulphur Springs, Leave Richmond RtSA
III. and arLiye NJ white Sulphur Springs At sop;
IN. Leave White sulphur spriugsat a. IN, aud
arrive at Richmond b;S0 p, m,
Aee0mmOdatlon Train PetwoeS ChAtl9ttesVllle
Saturdays Leave Charlottesville at a. N. and
arrive al Richmond att G5 a. m. Leave Richmond
at $50 p, m, and arrive at Charlottesville at
pp, N, 80,
The Mail Train connects at Gordonsyille and
ChaTl Ottesyille with trains on Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroads for AleNAndTlA, Washing
Vile vii dRaitsaoSSs, Memphis, new orisass, Mont.
tosshss Tor Weyefis Gave. HaTrisonbHrg AID
Augusta SPRING. at Goshen with Stages for Lex.
ington, Natural Bridge. Roekbridge Alum Syringe,
Cold sulphur Springs and ROckbTidge Baths at
MillSboro' with Stages for Bath, AluIl aud warm
SpTngsi At CoyingtOn with Stages for Hot and
Rssli1g sPrins"j at Alloglauy with Stage f3r
Sulphur Springs with Stages for sat Sulphur
Springs, LewisbuTg, Charleston, Sc
JAMES '. EETHEkLAAD,
AuA General Ticket Agent,
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MEDICAL,
lZ![1Ii85!j;ls]
PURE-9EHUINE.
Great Reduction I'm price.

HoFF'sMALT EXTRACT Is beverage partIcu.
larry adapted TO persons OF weak and debilitated
contributions, aud those ,ufeIing from dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite, general debility, de- 1t takes the
place Of and 10 superior to ale porter, and spiru
Gus liquors all cases here NOT shinE beverages
and tonies are needed.
JOS. .. PEDERSEN,
Az Murray Street, N. Y.
AS-Sole Agents for the United States ia jy9.f
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Railroad Routes.
RALrIMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

d ND 'nlo hALhoAD.
wAsHIsoror, SAINT Il. ,ssa
MORE, ana WhsBisGTnNN"TSh rndy BALTr
are now run as iolloys, viii, Inn
Leave daily, sssept sunday, a. TO. sn and
m, sad % IA tG gs. snnday' "Ioo and s.Sa.
1,,,.,,,. roR hSNlAsPoLIs.
from AhhipOli'on ssa5dsSn 10 0'
ron NBSsSfTIA6RE
Leave ats ., m. and II. Is, 4 90, B, 20 apd7sp.
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FOR FRgsH BEEF.

HEADa'Rs PIRsr MILITARY DIsTRIcr,)
OfFIoK CHEZ CossInAar VI sUPslsTBECE, ,
RioHhosp, VA, , Aug. u. 1862. }
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, WIN he received
state. IufAntTy, 4. c. 5, at Winchester. Va,
until MONDAY. September y, lsf, 1T II IN for
supplying the United States Subsistence Depart.
ment with - .
FRESH BEEF
at winchester, Va, for six months from Octnhar
|, 1902, or such less time a. the COmmissAry Gen.
eral " Subsistence may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present to resr nd D
their bids, and be prepared t. z Va bonds for tho
fulhllm0nt OF their contract.
Conditions, requirements, payments Sc, ~
heretofore.
BY ssmmand of Brsvot Major o,uorpl SqPr.
Breyst Major and Chief c, s., Iii Military ni-.
MS all
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Dlror ouAsrssx.srrn'. o.

DEror QuAkrERNAsrgN'H OFEtcE,l
CHARLksroE, 8. G, August y, lsD,
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate with a ctpy,ot
the unJersigned until THURSDAY, the 90 day u
September next, for furnishing At this depot, at
such times a. the sane may be required, daring
the cnauing four months
About II. 800 bushels PRIME OATS, to weigh not
less than ~ pounds to the hushtl
kSoat 20 tons good 1iMgTMY liAY.
About l0D tons clean RYE STRAW.
Proposals must state the price per bushel for tho
oa!.. and POT ton for the Hay and Straw mpst be
addressed to the nndsrsigued. Zach PROPOSAL must
be accompanied by . guarantee signsd by Two 70.
sponsible suretes that In case the proposal 10
cepted, aud q contract entered into, they will
become security In sini equal TO fourth Of the
Of the same,
By order Of Brsvst Colonel A. Il Eddy, Chief
"A. P. RLuSF
seps-6t Broyet Col. aud A Y NJ, II. s.A
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BrREAu or MEpIcIxE AVID srRaERY,l
wAsHisSrOsS,d p GK August 49, Ito. :
POsTPoNBMENT OF oPESING OF BIDS FoR
NAVAL HOSPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, MARY
Proposals for Naval Hospital. Annapolis Nd,
Will be opened In the presence II the bidders. at
the Navy Depsrtm Mt. at noon 4 WEDNESDAY,
September 8. lSda, instead vl the Sist iu-r
WIN NJ wOOD,
aug2s.lOt Chief Of bureau.
81 THE DATE OF OPENING THE BIDS
above referred to l. further Postponed until noon
WI NJ WOOD,
sepl Chief Of Bureau.
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Stoves. Etc.
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION
POR
PURCHASERs OF .RANGRSi

ltIssbsut two year. since Gsorss ". walker.
hts ne ,.s Poqbls Oven Bnssei The Improve;
; Hssss Inc Already the va 2, Bs,toP
"Magee's, - "Chilson g, !" and others were long
" walker Rangs', Is taking the lead, and ne
popularity. that very close limitations are thrown
essential features which give the "walkeT
Range such unbounded popularity, arc not found
In any other Range.
Housekeepers, Do You Want Range
lst That 10 Beautiful. and Easily Controlled by
one Damperf Buy the Walker.
I'd That has Large, Wcll-yentllated Ovens, and
has Never Failedf Buy the Walker.
Sd. That you can Broll or Toast on, or Roas. In
Front with perfeetlyi buy the Walker.
9Th. Thatyou can Rake or Dump the Crate with
NO Escape 81 Dusti Buy the walker
9th. That shall conduct AWAY the Steam and
Odor Of Cookingf Buy the Walker.
9Th. That has Large Warming oven Of Cast
Iron. Easy Of hecessf Buy the walker.
7th. That will Supply an Abundance Of Hot
Water Alwaysf Buy the Walker.
9Th; That ia the Most Economical Range In the
woI and Warranted1 Buy the Walker.
9th. That has been Sold BY the Thousand, and
always given Bntire satisfaetionf Buy the
For sale by II. l. GREGORY, aa1 rsun.ylv.ni.
ayenus near Seventh street. sole agent for Dis-
triet OF Columbia. augls-eo2m
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I
y wAsHis1ToS, D. C., August ., 1850.
On the petition Of JoHs TAGGARv, Of Mrlrnse.
Mass, praying for the extension Of pateuL
granted 70 IN self and Vernon BTQwu.As HssiEgsy.
o the said TAgEart, on the ith day ~ p"r'rh-r,
1855, and Ieissued on the 9Th lay Of Jun. l"d,
Tor an Improvement In harHIno Tor Chanh'I'us
Stonet
Wls ordered that the testimony 10 tl,,(f.' 10
closed on the Sth day Of October gfNii ma taa
| time for hling arguments and the lNhuitp'- -
| poTt be limited 20 the Ili day - NnNFnIeE urAI,
| and that the petition be heatInn u ON Jay OF
| NnyaubaT nyXt ANY prTsun u. y NplIs' Nile OK
| tsosfm''' H>N'' SAMUEL s. FlSNEk,
| NnsWn ,r,qw Committeeman nf Patents.
! rT,UIs is To CIV. NOTICE THAT tue SUR
| | scIibaT has obtained irum the urphaua' C.uHu
| WnsLipgtIu county. 10 tho District Of ColumbAt
IetteTs n Admint'TAtiun, c /, a., on the pr. N4a
| estate Of WILLIAA DopsoS, late Of Wa-hiustnu
county, D. deceased, Az psIsops asyaaf
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thersnl I;
the subscriber or before the 10th day " Augnst
! next they may otherwise by law DO eAsiUded
from all benefit OF the said estate. -,
| lsp JOSEPH AMBUSH,
4 Auu. WSy AlministratoT' g. v "
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limited STATES PATENT OFF!OK.
" wAsHISuTOs, .. G., July 81, loo
On the petition Of sARAH A. HoLsEs; adm,I Of
H II. ButleT, y New Ycri, H. pTsyns n Tor he
extension OF a patent granted to the said Richard
q. Holmes and WIN. u. Butler on the 0th day Of
Ills ordered that said petition be heard At this
office on the 18th day Of October next, Any person
tons. and other papers, should be hled In this
office twenty days before the day Of bearing
sAMUEL l.. USHER,
aul3.f3w Commissioner OF PAtsaia
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ORPHANS COURT.

ArUusr q, 1857.
District Of Columbia, Washington County, 10 rii:
In the case Of Jas Y. Days aud ELIZA X BFNKu,
executors OF Lewis Beard, deceased, the tNccg
tors aforesaid have, with the appreciation Of tho
Orphans Court Of WNshiugt9p county aiorgsAid.
sppPintsd TUESDAY, September z. Is y, tSr the
tate Of said deceased and Of the acct. IN band as
far the same have been col sctsd nnd turned mo
money! when and where al tha ,r"it'rs aud
heirs Of said deceased are D" d"d {" ait.nd, M.h
their claims properly yuuCh"d, 81 they may ulhHr,
wise by law be excluded fIuu "a h"u'h ~ said
deceased = estate provided Cp> u lhtr !tder ba
pnblTsbed once \ week for three weeks IN tho MA
'Ts.t' " A. WEBSTER,
aust .Tusy' Register Of Wills,
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pKOPosALs YoR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE CHIEY CoHEIssARI or srBsr.IENcE.
fIRsT hILIrAkT DIsTRIvI, }
RfCHspsD, Va, August 70, 1sO.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will b. recoI we'd
at I'll. ohes until u IN, on MONDAY, September
a. lsD, for supplying the following articles, via.
Loo barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
y half bsrLels FAMILY PLouR,
% pSaSd' AbAMANTINE CANDLES
A PORTER,
BreYet Major aud Chief Commssary VI sUbsist.
ence, First MiliiAry pi.nlet an.S-6t
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~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot, at
2. % .. m. connect with Orange, Alexandria and
for all points on the line Of that road between Ma
nAssAs Junction and HARRISBURG.
TrAias leaving 81. Asaph and King streets at 2;2j
p. m. connect at 81. Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HarrisonbuIE at 2:iSp. IN. . aN
and In time for Up, m train t?S Bsltinorss
". J. PHHLPs, Gen Manager. decSO.H
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HEALING SALvE.

HEALING SALvE.
THE ONLY SURE CURE IN THE WORLD IS
BERg,s UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING
Il cures. Wounds. Cuts. Bruises. Blistsrs and
TRY TIN
II will rslieye pain suffering.
Sold by all Druggists.
Fss I'll, S' ~ eC John fTfIEiSRY No. Collier,
Place, New York.
Once, 400 Bowery, N, Y. jy2ly
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
A PLEASANT sUMMRR RESORT,

A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
would infQLm my patrons and also temporary
sojournersin Washing on. that keep on hand and
ready to serve A. minutes notice. great variety
Of substantial dishes, prepared In the most attrac
tive style. and also the purest Wines. Liquors and
Cigars that can be procured. 4 most capaeious
Billiard Table,. and lso Shooting Gallery. Is
open day and night for the amusement OF thos who
are fond Of those popular games. A few table
boarders, for whom have ample accommodations,
will be taken At the most reasonable rates.
JOHN BECK,
4O5 D, between Sixth and seventh streets
~ 9.eolm
HAMMACK,S RESTAURANT, NO. 900 PENN
IL sYLvANA AVENUE, near the corner Of Pif-
Hotel. proprietor. Rooms and board on reason
bis terms. feb6-Sm
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i s AZ s$sl ssg 7s. l lssf$
On and sf,sr NAY q ia. train, will lava

Washington e@am Baltimore lalsm.
w THE egEA4 gSSgELs; TRACK EoiE y 4 p m
day and night ears, with modera impfo yeme MS.
AND :syins roI fo4, g twelve hour, time
rHRiE bkiLY ExEREss TRiIss WEST.
pIEAEEsSyI atS% S.l;Ssis Z kS6hEsFERf snd
DkP0Ts, and no RkRRIks
once, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyiyaniss
syenue. under National Hotel, whore reliable In.
PasssnEersp procuring tickets at this once can Sc.
PitsburG. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Aren't,
70. 8. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent. "
oe5-n Baltimore. Nd.
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inches by 9Inehe- square, 80 leaves, per DOZEN
No, l2a idoEen hoore'S Improved Blotters, large
and small per dozen.
No. lS idOLsn packs BlOtu9g Pads. for Moore's
pS tdcSeS Desk Ps& S sIiS leather corners.
for holding plotting sheets. 10 inches by u inches
No, Isl 10 DOZEN packs plain white Cards, see.
No. lS 10 dozen packs Cards, in paper cases.
No ISL IOdoIen boxes rcady-mado qulI Pens,
per dozen.
No 49, 800 sheets Parchment, ~, inches by az
INCHES square, per sheet
No. 1856. dozen halt pint bottles Purple "B
No, ~, dozen pint botlcs Purple - " lux.
No; iss. 2dOIen quart bottles Purple "B" lax.
No, iS' Q dozen 6.quGre Record Books, In.
ches by IN inches square, indexed through, per
No. 10 dozen quire Record Books, Q in @.
ches by H. inehcs square, indexed through, per
No ia, Q dozen Squire Record Books, 0 in.
Ches by ia inches square, indexed through, per
Ma. IA; 2 dozen 2.quire Record Books, in.
ches by Ia Inches square, indsxed through. pei
No ltI . dozen squire Record Books, In
Ghes by ia inches square, indsxed In front, pei
No, H. 2 dozen I quir, Record Books. Oiu.
eheS by IN Inches square, indexed In front, pei
No, lt. 2 doIon Squire Record Book, Pih'
shes By lis inches square, iudoxed In front, pei
No, ~, q DOZEN GquIrg Record Books, 0 Ia.
eheu by IN Inches square, indexed In Hoph pei
dozen.
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WAsHIEGToN, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1868.
On and aitsr MONDAY. Dec. 2l.t, 1868, and until
further notice, Passenger Trains IN run bel ween
wAshington and Alexandria as follows;
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, 20 9. IN. do. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, g. % q. m.
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke aud Hen.
" streets from Manassas railroad) ASH p. IN. do.
from LynehbuTg, in. IN,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-28

Billy BrRGEss former editor of the Re
publican OF this place, and more recently
editor of the Belre,lere L,teVgepce,' has re
tired from that position, having h3oi al
urgent CALI to go at school teaching al
his old place III Columbia county. Hi
successor, DR.. Brotherton, out -Tiifanie,
even Tiffany. He tears Websters diction
any nearly into tatters in his salutatory-
He says:
ITO my editorial associates with respec
full Difference, | tender for their acceptance
the hand bearing the friendly assurance
and earnest wish for amity, and fraterna
interchange, and bsspeaking for my hum
bic qualification and ineXperience, that
kindly indulgence -magnanimous forbear.
ance-and generous assistance. that is char
acteristic of the honorable fraternity
If this lingo don't make the ''Jarsey
blues stick out their eyes We don't know
what will ..t.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-28
OBITUARY.

! We take the following notice from the
46e'aoc" Nem}. The deceased who was :
brother OF II. u. Mor3an--so well known
to oar citizeas--was oneof the most emi-
nent mathematicians of the country. The
loss to the Institution to which he belong
ed eau hardly be supplied . ......
"DEATH OF PRoF. MoEGAX.-Col. Ed.
VIII Wright Morgan, Professor of N[athe.
mates and Mechanics Of Lehigh Universi-
ty, ded at his rooms IN the Sun Hotel, at
Bethlehem, on Friday morning. Col. Nor
gan was born III Luzerne County, Pa,
about 1916. he entered the United States
Military Academy at West Point in 1888.
and graduated third in his class in 1887.
beng especially skilled in mathematics--
lie was commissioned as an artillery officer
and after serving three Years le resigned
hls comIGissioi in 1870. He then pursued
the profession Of civil engineering, and by
his ingh attalnIpants and shillhelped much
to produce and give excellence to the pub
he works Of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and
othsr Stat IS NEIen the Mexican war broke
ont u" WAS appointed Lieutenant Colonel
OF the Eleventh Infantry. 1T the close of
the "tG H.a ,r,,Ic:i1 Wds dIsbanded and ne
''N '''tA O. - A14'l A-tIt ttChN hlII.tiN Iil-
stltuf" ;i>y Superintendent which post he
iilled8i the o.'ehinr of the civil war. At
tine founding of the Lchi"h University. in
l5GG, be wa, called to the chair Of Niathe-
matics, and performed the duties thereof
until within awccl, Of his death. As a
mathematician he was remarkable. being
oneof the very few who have been able to
go to the boundaries of the scieuce. As
an engineer he was distinguished, being
called to all parts of the country for consul
tation, and the excellence of many work
Is due TO his sound Judgment Col Nor
gan was held in high consideration bv ell
his friends, pupils and acquaintances, and
those near him every day became warmly
attached to him on account of his uniform
gentleness and geniality. He was skill
full teacher, an honorable gentleman and a
deyout Christian