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roR SCHOOL BUILDING.

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ORIG, BoAi' TsS,!.s; 2, pgs5 e, ss5;ssSr'
Sealed proposals are invited and will Bs received
At this ofce until tho NH Instant at II O'clock.
H. for ne 10, srip,slns and e9mplssea q sehosl
on me .lis oesupi.d ~ Ike "oid ToS.cso %sSs.
hoAse," on Third street east, between N aud N
streets south. The. material in the old building
which proves suitable to be ustd In the eonstrue.
ticn OF the sehool-h house.
Plans and speeins,t,Gns Of the ptgposed buildiug
can be seen at the wallach School BuildIng after
o'clock, .. m, where every Information ueeestsry
to a full understanding Of what will be required
will be given.
Zach BID must be guaranteed by two responsible
,peess..ful sidass SsBBsg s1 a.. nat ne
cute the contract with the undertaking that be.
tween two or more bids o. equal amount tho Sub
board viii give the prefsrsaee 10 that naming the
All proposals. to be indorsed "Proposals for
eehoof: House In the Third District, #" ard sd.
dressed TO the undermined.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all
bids not deemed By them sfactory 10 the In
-,.,-u.,....,nJAnI s g, DpkIs.,
on behalf OF the Sub. Board Of the Third District
oeo-h fChroniole and STAR
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GOVERNMENT t sAhE q cLoTHlso AND
DEPUTY Q NJ 0ENHnAL's OIYIeR,l

DEfUTr ~ n
PHILADELPHIA. October 4. ls69.
Be s2la a RSS,e ssss.UP A sssSyal
n GspIsin William il. OH. Military siofstsspsr
United States Army, large lot OF unrervieeable
and damaged Clothing. Camp and Garrison Eauip.
age, consisting Of
N,267 Wooden Blankets.
". 800 Uniform Goats.
1000 Great Goats. mounted.
H,&0 pairs Stockings.
2.065 pairs Trousers
2l12patrs Boots.
s,bl pairs Bootees.
f,665 Shelter Tents.
And other articles.
Terms! Cash; payable in United States cur
renoy.
All property purchased must be removed within
Eve days.
Goods will be sold In lot. to suit purchasers.
Catalogues will be furnished on application At
this ofnee, or at the once Of Captain OH, schuyl
Thomas 4 Sons. iSa aud al south Fourth street.
STEWART VAN vLtET,
0tnerAl. U. 3. Army. oelf.td
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Railroad Routes.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.

D
wAsHrxoroS, Sept IL, 1855,
.-Trnlns between WARRINGTON and BALTI
are now run ss follovs, VII; ~
o. 20 a. m and ii 81 III. N s. n andi sn m
FOR ALL WAY sfxTfoNs M
m. and % acd I ap. InnaA'' ""o' anu '"A'
ToR xSNAPoLIs.
from Anna polls on sunday, '' w VT
ONsUNDAY.
Leave a. Z, N, end "a ~ 10, 80 aud T. Is . m.
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UNITED STATES ARhoRYANp
. OTHER GROUNDS AT HAMPERS FERRY,
WEST VIRGINIA, AND VICINITY.

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
wAsHISoros, September rs, 1850.
In pursuance Of the act approved December is,
1855 and BY direction OF the Secretary OF War, the
propaTty Of the Upited States at Harper's Ferry,
West VIrs A. and ieinity, will be sold BIZ pub
auction on TUESDAY, the 50th day Of November.
1904, commencing at 10 O'clock, a. m. !, and con-
tuning from day to day until all IL sold,
purposes is too we'll known 10 render il necessary
IA t,srrih, a Ler hnt a dessrinfIon N tbs ,sms
I Sr.ns prepsTed, and viii be .cht to person, who
ins1hw is,,st'ta III ma upoA INV" "Pp'
!rbs property will be sold in lots, The drst will
lana Snpni1s 10 tbc wssterp boapisIy ON The 20.
tomac, the Armory Canal aud water power Of the
ngn ,bi. gNnnns ,ns ,be feuoaatiops 81 several
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE AcTISG Cox, or SUBSISTENCE,
wATRRTows ARSENAL. MASS, I
October 8, 1862
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at the once OF the Arsenal m to o'clock p m on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th OF November neSt,fnT tuI-
nishing the Subsistence Department with the fol-
lowing Subsistence Stores:
% bbls. Mess Pork. 81 gals. Cider Vinegar.
/, 100 lbs Pea Beans so lbs Yellow Soap,
/, 100 lbs q reen Rio COf- 400 lbs salt. refined,
lee, 2ilbs. Ground BlackPep-
], 100 lbs. Brown Havana per,
Sugar
Samples to be furnished with proposals, and all
stores to he delivered Immediately on notification
OF acceptance Of proposals. v.pvpy
Second Lieutenant Of Ordn,nce, U. 8. A, A. Q. ),
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Steamboat Lines,

L'OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
L TOWN.
lNMAN LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS
SAILING FROM NEW YORK,
EVERY SATURDAY.,
AND ALTERNATE TUEsD ,YS.
the ContineDt
For further Information, apply to
JOHN q. DALE,
Agent, 10 Broadway. New York, or
MIDDLETON 4 Co,
huge1-U BANKERS, Washington.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

The only genuine CINCINNATI LAGER BIER,
t9m the celebrated :" Jackson BIeweryWv o.
kleineI 4 Brother, Is to be obtained Of CHRls:
TOPPER MADEs, at the coTner Of Tenth and Z
streets, and also from CHAkLks MADEs, at the
corner OF Penn. avenue and Third 1t. oc!b-W
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Just PENED,
IMPERIAL DINING-R00MS

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Rrssl ~ ram tpirn H' nnsSean at MN
Dinner from $ to 9 p, IN. Board by the day;
week or month Tran-lent guests promptly served
to order at intermediate hours, ocl2-6t
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A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.

would inform my patrons and also temporary
sojourners In Washington, that keep on hand and
ready TO serve at minutes notice, hEIeAt variety
OF substantinl dishes, prepared In the most sttrae
tive style, and also he pures Wines. LIQUORS snd
Saloon, oontainins bagAtelle. Jenny Land. and
billiard Tables, and also Shooting Gallery. Is
open day aud night for the amusement OF thoss who
srs fond Of those popular games. A few table
boArders, for " HON have ample accommodations,
"'' JOHN BECK,
4O5 D, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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oyrIen svrsIIsIEsp.sr, BrILpIse I

kock ISLAND BRtDaH,
Roou ISLAND, sep embor 81. 1862.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
Furnishing
1850 eubis yards tmore or less, Of Earth.
600 cubic yards tmore or lessJ OF stone for rip
Tho above to be delivered the place designated.
near tho foot OF LIE Claire street, Davenport, Iowa.
before December 10, 1sp.
Proposals m.y be mad for the whole quantity
Of Earth and Stone, or any part Of either.
Bidders m st state sapsrately the price at which
they VIII deliver the Earth aud tie Stone.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee,
signed By two r. tponsible persons, that In case
the bid ID accepted and contract entered into they
will become security In q sum equal to one third
Of the amount Of the contract for The faithful per-
formAuc Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that Is not In aecord-
snce with this sdyertisemeSt.
Tho right to reject any ~ all bids lie reserved.
Proposals must be dressed to the undersig ned,
Rip Rap Stone" AMOS sTICRNEY.
Captain Engineers and Breyet Major. United
States Army. oet-td
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Tobacco and Cigars
ITO ALL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
We CHANDLER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS AND TO.

Hinder the IbbItt House, corner Of nd Fourteenth
stTeets, invite you to give him call, promising
fair and hons Vt dealing with prices allQwlnA good
margin forprohts Cigars o AL gtaucs' from ~
10 tSO per thousNnd.
N, B.STERMs CASH. as my Pricss are too close
10 allow time,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE DEPor COHAIssART suBsIsTESCB,
RICHEOSD, VA, Sept. %, $50. !
Sealed proposals I'm duplicated Will he received
at this ONCE until " IN on THURSDAY. October
2s, 1850. for supplying the United States subslst-
ID baiTeis Of EXTRA FLOUR,
10 barrels OF FAMILY FLOUR,
% half barrels FAMILY FLOUR
P PSSS$: Ea GS c9 o6FFEES
SO pounds Of CRU HE'D SUGAR,
IO0 bounds OF GRADUATED SUGAR.
800 pounds Of COFFEE SU0iR.
% gallons Of VINEGAR,
SG4 pounds OF SOAP.
2OD pounds OfsALT.
$40 pounds Of LARD.
Conditions, &c, as herotofore noDurp
oel.a Breyet Major u A,ani A,Cs,
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
HHApauARrERsFIRsr military DIsTRICr.l
OPTION CHIEF c. AhIssART or sVbslsTESCg, I
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. q, 1873.
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received
at the ONCE Of Brryet Captain 9, ). RohsHs' Nh
Infantry, A., g., B.. at Lynehburg' Va. until
ing tie taitsd States Subsistence Depart ment with
FRESH BEEF at Lynehburs, Va, foLsix months
from Move mbeT !, 1850, to April ~. $50, or such
! may direot.
Bidders are requested to be prsseu! to resroad to
their bids, AID be prepared to give bonds Tor tbs
/ fulhllment Of their coptraCt
Gond,it,ons' requirements EaymgHIsDD ~ AS
BIsSst Major and Chief O. s. Flrsi Military Dis
tEist. sep27'ot
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS.
TREAsCRY DEPARTMENT, !
NanFatN har u lsf,l

TREAsrRY DEPARrMENr,l
September y, 1852 I
Sealed proposals will be received At this Depart
ment up TO 10 m. on MONDAY, LIST Of November
pext, for the bull ing aud ntng Of four steamers
for the Revenue Marine, bidders to furnish their
board OF oniesrs-tbe Department TeseTying the
right to reject all, II not from competent anu re-
sponsible parties, .
Speed being OF great importance, the Department
has adopted this course to invite competition, and
will require the bidders to furnish drawingA IN
dstsil. OF hull and machinery. with models Gem
plete, and the parties to whom the awards are
made shall give bond with suGncient suretles for
the proper Performance Of the work, according to
the spec nsAtions, models, sc. approved.
BRIO RfdGED.
Length. Infect on load line.
Breadth OF beam, Is feet mOuldered,
Depth Of hold, IS feet Amidsbips,
DRAFT OF water, loaded, not TO exceed Is feet
SIDE.wHEEL STEAMER, IRON OR WOOD,
HEkMAPHRODITE BRIO RIGGRD.
Length, l65 feet on load line.
Breadth Of beam, Is feet mvuldered,
Depth of hold, u feet.
Draft VI water not to exceed 81 feet loaded.
TWO SMALL STEAMERS OF WOOD,
Length, $50 feet on load Hue,
Breadth OF bean, % feet nOuiiercd,
Depth OF hold, 0 feet. "
Propeller to have one direct acting engine.
Large Side wheel Steamer o ne Osciiating OF beam
Two Small Steamers, beam engine,
S'''1 ~ GEO, S. BOUTWELL,,
sep25-tl Secretary Of Treasury
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NoUGHLIN, DRUG STORE. OPPOSITE
ing
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A LBxANDRIA, LoUDouy AND HAMPSHIRE
IA RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE. BEGINNING OCTOBER
90 1879

%. 1879.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT sunday BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
=, Leave Alexandria at 8 q. m, and Up, m. Leave
Hamilton a. .. m. and l2:SO p. IN. Leave Lees.
burg AZ 7!5 =, IN. and l2:l5 .. M,
The a. m, train from Alexandria and II 80 q. m.
train from Hamilton connect with kemp's Daily
Line OF Coaches for Purcellyllle, sniekersyille,
Berryyille land Winchester, also, with Rsamer's
Line Of Cokches, which leave LeesburE on Mon
day., Wednesday and Fridays, for Bsll's Mill,
days and Saturdays.
All trains arrive at AlexAudris at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balt-
more, same day.
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
Leesburg. .......".t2 10 wiuehester. ......s3 30
Hsmilt.s aS Aide. .............. Is
Bb sif;yiIl. 8a hiddI''nrs ' q
Goods per New York. PHILADELPHIA and Bait
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X. II
HavenneI, General Agent at Alexandria, will be
forwarded the road free Of charge for com mis-
sion.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
tons, at low rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day q is,uo
between Alexandria and ramil tn eud hsrweNn
these and Intermediate points. al p.duutd Ialts
Tickets eau be procured At 81 PenuA. avenue.
Ap A.N Gen-rAl Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

tDhOfOsALs fOh bUffLlks.
HEAps'Rs Firm MILITARY pIsrRcr.)
OFFICE CuIRP Con-. OF srBsisrEscE,
ArsrIs. Texas. Sept. u, lsoy
Sealed propgsh.. which must b. 70 triplieatci
BE- Tessiyed TIL. ofnee until u O'clock, neon,
WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day Of November. ls9,
for Furnishing Fresh Beef TO the United States
troops stationed At the following places in the
State Of Texas!
Anstin, Clarksville,
Corpus Christi. Coinmbus.
Fort Brown. Fort Bliss.
Fort Coneho. Fort Clark,
Fort Dupeab, FORT Davis,
Port ouitman, fort HeKasett,
Fort Stockton, Fort Richardson.
Greenyille, Galveston.
Rissroid Barracks, LivinsstOp.
Tyler. NacogdOches,
San Antonio, Camp Melvin (near Fort
Waco, Stockholm
These contracts shall commence on the LIST Of
January, isQ and be in force for one year Or such
Payment 70 be made in Government funds,
Good aud sufheleut bonds, not to exceed $500,
will DO required from the contractor.
Proposals must DO made separately for each
Condition and Requirements same az published
In previous Advertisements.
Blank forms for proposals, md all Information
relating thereto. will be furnished on application
The gsTrisons In the cities and towns are liable
TO be removed or decreased in the ensuing sp ring.
BY command Of Breyst M.ior General Key.
nolds. SAMUEL T. GUSHING.
Capt; Brevet Major. Chief Com Subsistence.
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TTAMMACK's RESTAURANT. NO. 800 PENN
Ill SYLVANIA AVENUE, near the corner Of W {
tenth street, THOMAS GREEN, late OF willard
bie farms feb6.9m
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Proposals.
o''rcr cHrr, CosrI.aAnI OF sunsI.IHscr, ,

oyricE CHEZ CospIssARr OF sUBsIsrEsoE.)
..a. DEPARTMENT or TIE soUrH.
ATLANTA. Ca, Sept n, 1so
ns p,opo.als will be received at this odiee
Ky ho artment, y. 4 srmy, with
,vy1lVQoAp fouNDsExT on FAMILY FLOUR.
from good. s2pna, new f.liwh at
nish thA houf In sacks or barrels
The -four e be delivered at the Commis-sry
btorehoute ft Mcpherson Barracks, Atlanta. Ga,
% tho 10Th day Of November, 1879 ISL
Samples Of -four. 10 paper or tin boxes, must ae.
company the proposals, and the name Of the bid
der be marked on tho bog.
The eoItracts. name OF contractor, place Of bu.i.
ness, and date Of purchase mus, be marked upon
each pashare Of aour when delivered.
Proposals. 10 be In duplicate, Endorsed "Propo-
Brevet Btigadier General and Chief o. s.. Depart.
ment OF the south. OotI.td
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HRApa's DEPARTMENT oP rHE PLATED
Orrton CHtgr Cor ~ So BstlrENCB. }
OnAHA, NIB,. bept -, lSD
Sealed proposais In duplicate, with guarantee
signed by two responsible psrsOn-. not bidders,
Will be recey ed At this once until i2 o'eiost, ~.
on MONDAY. the 18Th day OF October, ise9, for
Mt BEEF IRON TIE BLOCK
Ts tT az "a 0s 4as iSEPpkss NryER INDIAN
RBsERyATION.
~ tho wlnd RIVER Valley, Wyoming Territory,
Tor nine aud one half ON months, octnE on
The loth day Of November. 1850. or such less time
the Commissary General u Subsistence may
Ths p.ob,,tl, s.rIL.On Of the camp will be one
Propo.si. arc invited .usjes, to tn. usual sondI.
tons, which can be asceItained by application to
the undsrslEned at Omaha. Eeb. +, or Breyet Major
WyominH Territory.
By order OF Brsrs, Major g'psr.il tSSgyrts vv
oci-6t Byt Brig. Gen. and q. c
N u "a u m " A Il q
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The New Orleans Journal deplores
the obscurity into which our Presi.
dents fall as soon as they are out Of
office, and argues that 1t should not be
thusly. "By all MEANS" 1t declares,
"ths man who has once won the su-
preme honOrs ola nation ought 10 be
allowed some shreds Of the mantle to
carry with him into private life, and
WEI for one journal, would rejoice to
see an amendment TO the Consultation
adopted by which our ex.Presldents
would be entitled, during aner life, 10
seats In the United States Senate, Us
Senators At large" Amendment or no
amendment, A, J. has clearly no Inten.
tIOn OF going Into obscurity. On the
contrary, he proposes to continue, as
In the past, one OF the central figures
for some time 10 come.
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DEATHS poInrs ln pnrton.

DAYTON, o August 25.
Dsaln has seemed 10 breAl be In the air
today There were not less than four
dangerous accidents. Toe fiys. Victim
was young man named John Heir,
employed at Greer Il Kings foundry
who was caught BY shaftlng and kIlled
In q few minutes.
A man, whose name conld not be ns-
certalned, was drowned In the canal
The horses drawing a brick wagon
got frightened this morning, near ihe
car shop, ran over q spring wagon mn.
setting the same, md a boy named
LGure was badly tpJured. he is NOT
expected to live. HIR grandmother " Oh
also badly injured.
Pat. Moran, brakeman on the G., q,
& D. Railroad. was killed near HAmIl
ton, this afternoon, by falling of O
train. His family reside here.
The excursion which LEFT for ClncIn-
natl to-day, IL said to have resembled
an excursion to prize fight more than
q church picnic. Several persons were
badly stabbed and otherwise maltreat-
ed. The committee 70 not 10 be blamed
for L..
A young man named David Kirby,
brakeman on the @. II. & D. Railroad,
was killed at Cincinnati, to-day, by q
man named Howard, Of this city. The
latter has been arrested.
There was bat one case OF sunalroke
here today. ~
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rFAEedy In Warrington county, "a.

NS-eAN~o NNNAANNN ~
On Sunday, the 18th mat, as party
were returning from the camp meeting
at MonongahelA City, Pa, while going
up the south fork Of Maple creek, about
a half mile below Mr.. Joseph Beazsll's,
their attention was attracted BY q slns
gular and very offensive smell. A
search resulted In the finding Of body
ola bay horse, fully equipped, having
on saddle and bride, and nearly entire,
ly decomposed. The horses throat was
cut, and hO appeared 70 have been led
under low bridge before being killed.
The horse belonged to no one In the Vi.
cinity, and this circumstance, connect
cd with another related by Mr.. BeAZelI,
gave rise 10 the belief that murder
mad been committed. Mrs, BeaEell
stated on the 9Th OF July, she was
crossing the bridge when she observed
q morse tied at either Aide4oi II, and three
men hurried under the bridge. A Scuttls
thete look place, but abe became fright.
ened ut this point and rode quickly
nome. Search was made, and on the
afternoon of the 81 Inst, as we are In
formed by gentleman who came from
MonongHhela City yesterday, the body
OF az unknown man, with bis throat
cut rom ear 10 ear, was found In the
pushes near The bridge referred to,
which 10 In deep hollow and very
dark and secluded place. We could
not ascertain what disposition had been
made OF the body. II 10 highly probs
Ole that the man was murdered during
the scutls referred 10 Mrs. BsaEsll on
the 27Ih Of July, as the body was very
much decomposed when found.
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extraordinary English Eaters,

The provincial papers are now pass
log around the story OF berry,
loving Eugllshmau, who, To crafty his
inosdInaIe appetite, determined to fol.
low his faVorite berry as 1t rlpsned
throughout America. he began with
earliest In New Orleans, say late In
April, and moved on with the berry
through the States, clearing the restau-
rants In bis norIhWard journey ; and he
is now said 10 be finishing of In Cana
d. where a late straw berry Is said to
be ripeniug now. This is only q trans
formation Of the story OF the oyster.
eating Englishman who came to New
York city to eat American oysters,
which he had heard, quite truly, are
far superior to the Coppery British bI.
valve. Every day he began at Fulton
markst with q raw, aud then proceed. !,
ed up Fulton street 10 Broadway, and
by that thoroughfare to Fourteenth
street. stopping In at every noted res.
taurant and eating steWs, box SteWs,
tries, roasts and brolls TIL FIVE o'clock
In the afternoon, when, with the con-
seriousness OF a days work we'll per-
formed, he sat down to his dinner, In
which oysters were the predominant
dish, and finished OF with an oyster
supper before going TO bed. To put
lhis Ea2ltshmRu on a strawberry diet
now IL cruel.
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East and West, arrangements have
by this time been concluded for the
courses OF lectures 10 be delivered dur
Ing the ensuing season. From various
sources we gather the following infor-
nation: The Secretary OF the AssocI-
Ated Western Literary Societies, who
AtrAnges tours for lecturers to all the
leading western cities, says that Emer.
son, SAKE, Wendell Phillips, Greeley
Charles Sumner, DR.. Francis vInlop'
Bishop Clark, Of Rhode Island Bishop
Simpson, George William Cartls, Gold.
win Smith, Raw. John Lord, Cough,
and Mark Twain, will none of them be
available to western lecture committees
this winter, from which we opIne that
the engagements Of these lecturers at
the East must be numerous. The
Worcester EVeniH0 GaSstte says that
Charles Sumner will lecture In October
and November, II his other engage
ments permit. Kate Field and Eliza
beth Cady Stanton are expected at the
West, and are promised a warm greet.
Ing. Henry Vincent, William Par
sons, DR.. Lees and Henry Nichols, OF
England, and Joseph Wild, Of Canada,
are new lecturers set down on the
western list for the winter.
Redpath's Lyeeum Bureau, pub
l!shed In Boston, gives some particu-
lars Of the prices charged by popular
lecturers for their services: A very
good lecture can be "had" from Rev.
W. r. Alger, Edward Atkinson, Rev.
James F. Clarke, Rev. Gilbert Haven,
Il. Norris Copeland and George B.
Woods, for $50. The tWo Golfers, Rev.
Robert Laird and Rev. Robert Edmund
Kirk and "Grace Greenwood" expect
500. Olive Logan Is set down at from
500 to 800, while Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe will lecture for SIS. Rev. olym.
pIA Brown. now Of Bridgeport, Con.
necIicut, where she 10 settled az "pas.
trsss" ~ Of the UnIversallst Church In
that city, asks $50 and expenses for
lecture Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
rates at S76. The humorIsts "Josh
Billings" 1.-THE Fat Contributor" "a.
Minor GriSwold) aud Mark Twain, re.
osIye 375 or 500. Du ChAiIlu gets $3.50,
and sometimes more, for q single leo
ture.