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200 Patterns Plaid q oths-wells

OPENESG Of fall millinery and fancy
goods, st b Emporium Of Fashion, 2i7
Main street, on Thursday the l4th.-
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We are now offering a very handsome
stock Of dry good at law prices.
T. W. JOHNSTON q co.
347 Main street.
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MORON goods. hosiery, gloves. corsets
hoop skirts, balmOFal skirts. etc. etc
le% open. T. w. JOHNSTON q 90.
347 Main street.
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NEW ARABS this morning in endless
variety. HERXOG & BRO.
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PLANTERs, TAKE NorrcK.-Great bar-
gains offered in o~snaburgs, domestics
jeans lnseys, br0gaDs and boots. at ]. H
LoewenstiDe & Bros, 23I Main street.
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WHITE RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.

White RiUoT Limo.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT.
l. Passenger Packet viii leave+S@
Memphis every Thursday and saturday, at 5
O'Clock pms:
THURSDAYS:
W. A. CALDWEIL..~..Rube Haynes master
SATURDAYS:
VIM. Ashford Master
Making close connections at DeValTs Bluff
with the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jack
with the steamer MOLLIE GRAFT for
all points on upper White and Black rivers.
The above Company o have IN course OF
construction a magnificent side-wheel steam
er for this trade, which viii be completed on
or about the LIST of October, when she Will be
put in the line as the Saturdays packet, the
NatOma taking Thursday.
J0HE D. ADAMS, President.
W. l.. GRAHAM. Agent,
Oc0 34 Front St, MOsOy Block.
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STEAMBoATs.
FOR A~RKANsAs RIyER.


Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
Us. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff, Little
Rock, Hot Springs and Fort smith.
EDlN BURGH ....-----..-..R y. Yerkes. master
This splendid passengersteamer
Will leave for the above c
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
vi GRAHAM Agent.
ocl3 B4 Front ST. Mostly Block.
independent Arkansas River Packet Line
For Pr Bluff, IdtBle Rock and IT smith.
linton NV n. R~easOner, master
This splendid passengersteamer IT.
will leave as above ~
THURSDAY. 18th Inst at 5 pm
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ocl3 u Madison street.
FOR VICKSBURG.
United States Mail Line for V~icksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and VickSburg.
Fisher, master
This elegant passenger packet ~
will leave at above 1
THURSDAY. l4th inst, at S pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis Wharfboat.
0cl3 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't-
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MD GLOVES, 75c per pair. Bargains in
dreSs goods at NESDTG q BROS.
No. 226 Main straot
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FOR VICKsBURG.
0 ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Line

FOR HICKMAN, coLUMBUs CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
MARI e rOfGSE Ih---------Lnker master
This elegant passenger packet T
Will leave as above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at i pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
TON Z. DUNN, Ticket Agent. ocl3
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AIL-WooL Figured Merinos at IS cents.
at J. II. Loewenstine q Bros, Clay Bald
ng.
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FOR RENT.
CITY NEW S.

Elegant Plaid Cloths-werls & Coll.
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MEssRs. CLEAvEs, ~SMITHwICK &
HATCHER, Booksellers and ~StationeFs,
2s3 Main street, have lately received the
finest lot of Letter Presses ever brought
to this market. Their stock of cotton
sample paper is the best in the city.
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We have a great assortment in Plaids.
stripes, and fine Dress Goods.
HERZOG & BRO.
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10 Inc PnhIin-

ZEPHYR worsteds, ali colors.
T. w. JOHNSTON eco,
347 Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL NEwARABs opened on yes-
terday. HERZOG 4 BRO.
Gayest Cloths IN Town-weiis q Coli.
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ST- ANDREWS SOCIETY will meet this
evening at n O'Clock at the Municipal
Court, on important business.
"A. j. MURRAY, Secretary.
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g. HoLLENBERG.

DRESS trimmings, late STYLES.
T. w. JOHNSTON co
S37 Main street.
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EFRUAkfbhhAHIhhs Z
ST PACL, NINE February 10, 1862
PIopOsRls In the usual form, with the Customary
conditions, are invited TO b received at this office
quarters Of the District OF Montana, until March
%, 1893, at u M, to supply Fort shaw the coming
season with 400 tons Of Hay and 1900 cords Of
Wood.
In like manner, to supply Camp Cooke with 30
tons Of Hay and !, 80 cords Of Wood,
Also, to supply in like manneT Fort Ellis with
l2 tons OF Hay and !, 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the Dis.
triet Quartermaster's Ohlee, Fort stevenson, DIT
and at his Office, same date and eondittons, rs
and 500 cords Of Wood to supply Fort Stevenson
with DO tons Of Hay, ], 30 cords Of Wood and
1000 feet OF Lumber In logs, TO square eight
inches at the smallest end and 10 be from eighteen
to thirty feet long,
po.als will DO received at this office and at the
District QuartermAsteT's office, Fort Sully. d. T.,
To supply fOrI Rice 40 tons Of Hay and 200 cords
" Wood; to supply Fort sully 80 or less tons OF
Hay and 900 cords OF Wood to supply at Fort
Randall l3 or less tons Of Hay and 5so cords OF
Wood
Ills TO be understood that these amount. may be
diminished II the Hay Wood be not all req uired
that the Hay Is to be cut W hen green anu pToper
euTed-to be free from weeds aud sedges or swamp
grass; all cut and cured by September Is, deliver.
able by weight,
delivered by January Is. 1870, unless otherwise
authorized.
The Hay aud Wood all to he delivered at the
posts. 5. ID. HOLABIRD,
Deputy ouartermaster General U. s. Army.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

IIpus. MIIrAHy DIV. OF rHE MsaorRLl
OFP1CH CHiEP QUAkTERnAHrER, I
ST. LUUIs, MISSOURI, March 4, lSgl.
Sealed proposals will be received 1T tn gihcc,
until ~ O'Clock II. /, SATURDAY, tho nth day OF
March, 1862, for the delivery at 81. Louis, Mis-.
sour; Chicago, lllinolsi Omahs, Nsbraskai Coun.
Gil Bluff, Iowa, aud Sioux City, lows, o.
$500 bushels Corn,
a.22 bushels OATS
aud Tor the delivery at the above place, and at ST.
Paul, Minnesota, OF
2,l2j bushels Corr,
7,il3 bushels Oats
Deliveries all to he made Mt such times as the
Government may require before May ~, 1850.
Corn to be double sacked, and ia good, new re.
sewod gunuies, Of about two bushels each. Oats
to be double sacked In new burlaps, Of about four
bushels each. and subject to weight and inspection
at the place Of delivery.
Bldsto be made Ia duplicate subject to the usual
conditions, which will be made known on applca'
tiOu to this ONCE, the offices Of the QuatterT
ter's Department at St Louis, Chicago, Omaha,
aud ST. Paul, where blank foIms may be obtained,
A guarantee, signed by at least two responsible
persons, that u the contract for the above supplies
IL awarded to the person proposing II will be
promptly entered iniQ and fulfilled. must accom-.
pany each proposal.
The right Il reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals should be end orsed ''Proposals for For
age J. L. DONALDSON,
Assistant Quartermaster General. U, 6. A.,
Chief QusrtermGster Military Division Of the Mis-.
souri,. NH ltd
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Medical.
RALTIMoRR HosPtTALa
ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE PROM aUAcKERY
rHE Ottf PLACE WIRES A cvsf Can Be

n. ,ouysrox a,....,,,a ia mos, es,,a,p.
ps eaa osy ssssiua rsmsSa In tRs world oi
%ssshs: S,:S si,lsIIS''. Abbss
sSsts.% Iapo,shsJ dsnsid Bssi,,I,, E,ryGS Ss.
ness, pyspep's La.n6n9r,, lev 4fi,r,,SipS
lanSr ~ ideH ~ n I'm or vl3diness, Bs.
sssS. q ss assS LhrSs NSss 81 SKIP isr.Ss
,ciS,!: r. solitary asSi,.c i, TST, q
tssS victim; sgns q ssfsns y tSs NsIlnsIs
anueipauons' endsfipf mafrifse' &C. 'impossios'
especially. yhe hets SssSms ISs victims Of SLY
mI Viss, shrs SrssdtpI and destrHeilys h .ban
when anhually tWeepsto 40 unllmhly nteMoui
sands 81 young mea q me m9.' exalted S a n
HTanesd ii.tsnss Senate. Win he thunder. o. siS
quenee, OF Wax " esstaey 'he living Ste' may
call win 'a a conn SsIssSSRIAeR .,,.,..,.,,,,
Isia. hsiSs 20 or ~ nb,sisal wsssnsss' ar
asnlo dsSllity. a;ismisis., v ,;p,saiiy sSTsd.,
He VII place 9 naaGSs an II. b honor .eps
. IsGi and confidently rely upon his SKIN 'ph'
FRI pfssd sT'f b aSS s9 rssSefs Life
Miserable and MsrIlase i,npossible.i' ths penalty
ss 10y s Ss 5o .S exc S
may ensae. Now, yho that qpdersta DDS tho sub.
sSs !. III sooner BY ibo.e 5siiIHs lniS iSprYpsI
habit. than By ne pEsden, Beside being asprSss
ard ds-s5us.iys .ynpom. g both gOay Az v nind
si ni hsna s:'s%s GS ffs
nye Power MetyoI5 lTTi9,Hbiiiy, pysPepT,tSi pi
sumptisn, Se. ,,,,,,,,,,. ,u
lef hand siSs so!Ss irYn Baltimore street, Sfsw
'fs sl%i T:!.r. received su.., ro..g,a aS4
writins should state age, aud send PORTION Of Sd.
..,,,. DR., JoHNsr9E; landau,
graduate from one OF the most eminent Colleges IN
he United states, and the greater par, Of whoe
life has been spent 10 the hospitals 9t London,
so%s '; q he %o,t cure, hst WEI" steT
Known may tIyyb.sd with ng.ng 10 Tue he'd
sassi Al Il st!snSsS " dSfaHsS
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Pc sddIssses AL IhSss wS Gsye ipiurSi thin
ss sTs som. s ~ z. .S sd sSG Il
9. sight Loss Of Mu'sgl,r P.Ye5 RsPaSn
rsngemsnt q the biRsstive Fuqctions. General Do.
billy. Symptoms o. Consqm6tlon. A., ,n,
q ideas. Depression Of spirit., Evil foreboding-.
tpds, T,mdty &c. ARE some of the evils produced.
sSs az q 81 isfsS
emaeiated. having angular appearance about the
-,.,,-, foUNG MEN -,.,..,,..
Il %SsS
rom syil eOmPsaions, or At school. the efscta q
SUt snr sd' reST SsS. r:na Dr.
stroys both mind and body-sh;u'd apply immc.
diaviii VIA pity that ay.ups man. the hope Of hi.
snatehed from all prospects and ebioyment- Of fc,
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pY THE pREsIbbE ESsr 1S Or THE UNITED
ID STATES.

PROCLAMATION
For the sale Of certain lands In Wisconsin.
In pursuance Of law, /, ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States OF America, do
hereby declared and make known that a public
sale will bel held at the undermen tioned Land
phiees. 10 The State Of Wisconsin. at the periods
North Of base line and West II the fourth princi
AT. the Land odee At bayfield,, commencing on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May. for the disposal
Of the tracts Of lands hereinafter named, via; 4 y
section sections 2, Z, Q. 9. 10. ~ II, II, 49, 90 ~
see.ton y, sections s. and D. township i5 NORTH
EortI base line aud E ,st aJths fourth prfncf.
Meridian.
AT abe Laud Ohce Of Bau Claire Fencing on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May next, for the dis
p9sal Of the tracts Of land heIeinafteT named, yiI
p1 TSw %; 9,Dss 81 81 49, 81 S. 3d. 1" So 50 and 10
North 0TbdSs line and Vast of the fourth pTinci.
pal Msrididn
Township IS, north Of range west.
SECTIONS |, "a, 9, s, section 10, sections u,
T. y "A %, a. % q. q? q e. g, p,
tOwnship 80, north Of range west.
Lands Appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, and other purposes, together with swamp
lands enurnE lnGer the act Of september 2s. 1856,
vii be excluded from sale;
TheOfering Of the above lands will be commenced
Ia VIII ch they are advertised until the whole sha
have been offered aud the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks,
and private outry Of any OF the lands will be ad
United until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Giyeu under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
eight hundTed and sixty .nice.
BY tho President.
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MORE Doc FrSEs.-Thc Eighth precinct
has certainly an unusual population Of the
activity Of the police ia that locality was
any criterion Yesterday. The number Of ar
rests aggregated SO of persons keeping dog.
without license, and though fully ono half
were dismissed, the fines imposed on the
others amounted to StlO. Pretty good for
one locality In the Fourth precinct there
were 10 arrests of owners Of dogs yesterday,
and the fines reached $3.50.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STAGE TRANSFORMATION.
HtAparAErEs. FurH MiLrlAt yIs+sict.l

HtArarARrBn ffTrH MiLrrLhf DJlsfatof,
oys!es cH!s, atastssHi.ssa.
Sealed pro posRls, in duplicate, viii be received
Of this ofhoe until SATURDAY, March ~, 1902. at
a. may be required by tie qteitStmsstfrs pepaIt-
meni, Tinted states army until December 81, 1900.
on the following routes, via:
Victoria to Indianola.
Layaca to Indlanola ,,, 49,.
pose 70 trr nsport each man with baggage not 70
exceed one hundred (iO0I poundsl the entire dis
lance on the route; also from point 10 roint
Payment TO be made In Government funds.
Service 70 commence on award Of contract
Proposals to be plainly endorsed 'Ptoposals TOT
stage Transportation from - to -" and
addressed TO the UNDERMINED.
J. A, POTTER,
Btpvet Brig. Gen. and Q. Q. NJ. fifh Military
District, mhl7.h
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NOTICE TO PRB.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every petsOn entitled to the right Of pre-empti
To- any o. the lands within the tow nships aud parts
tablish the same to the salts Of the Register
and Receiver Of the Land onee. and make payment
notice, and before the day appointed for the com.
mencement Of the public sale OF tho Ia I'd euhraclnR
feited. JOS s. WILSON
COMMISSIONER OF the General Land O1hce.
NOts.-Under the regulations Of the Department.
no payment can be made for advertising prOelalna'
tOus, except to such publishers as are speciallyau
- f,hl5NIV,
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CHARITABLE BEcrEsrs.-Thc will Of the
late james McCutcheon, OF Georgetown,
which was admitted to probate in the or
phan's Court, on Tuesday, contains the fol-
lowing requests to charitable institutions of
the country, as follows 5000 to the Bnp.
list Church Of that city, and 5000 each to
the American and Foreign Bible Society,
Domestic Baptist Board, and Foreign Mis-
ton.
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District NJ Cuimmbid. IIdshin 0toH cCuatVto i0it:
In the case Of ANNIE q. GAsToS AdminIstratTiX
Of Albert q CASTOR, deceased, ths aduinisiTatrix
Sioresaid has, with the APPRECIATION OF the Orphans
Enurt OF Washington county Aforesaid apo
TUESDAY, April g., A, d 1880, Tor the anai
settlepent and distribqti9n OF the personal estate
as the same have been collected aud turned Into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly youehed, or they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all b6nght in said dc.
ceased estateI provided n copy Of this order be
published oucs week for three weeks In the ma.
TIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day
Test: JAS. X. O'BEIRNE,
mhlO-W3w Register Of wills
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


trrison, chairman OF the Committee on Pub
lie Schools, roportpd a bill to approprnte the
nerrentnpc auc The rolored srhools and for
-, ,s,,ss,,,'' StaI' .,,t,,,'.I.."' 4, -
p'het purposes "hIVh "utnoriEes tnc n"SoI
TO pay 10 thG treasurer OF the colorcd schools
a sum sufficient to make tho total appropria-
lion for tho colorcd schools eounl 10 10 Al
nor ront of tho sum npnropriaied for tho
- -, 81, ,,,,i iIiI - ~ ~
support OF 'ho Iuun' stuOoIs' anu SUN
sulhcient TO endblc the Mayor 10 carry out
the provisions Of this act Is hereby appro.
nriotcl
Thn s,o,,,a .c,if,r ,uthorIzns tho N,vor
inc ss'ohu ''.'''' -. ~ -nn'O.
10 take from tue treasurer OF TUG oolru OF
trustees of colOrrI -rhn %, q bond In the sum
nf son O1D for the fiifhfrll uuu.irl of the |
" ~, ", %, ,r,i rr
III 49, ~ -! w H. aaia.oJ
washington LOT inc support "' 'hc 'o'orcu
schools.
Mr.. Arrisou urged the Iassagc of the bill
,,i,b IN. C,IIryi,,,, r,r,,rks.
-. -, .-,, -,
submit pm 20 pay me rustees OF Sol
oted sehools the hdIltlonal sum when Wlloe
required ~ Order 10 MAKE the entite hprtn
ptIhtlOn 10 ihtm " u lcF cent. OF the WhOie
~ 70 ns SNPehuru 'od sehp Io iu av ~
o. %, Mashington. am no, nole 70 say nv
thIs - M unanimous rep",t OF eNru q t"'
lotity report, but sense ol duty impels me to
present ~ nelertheIes -
inc questloh ihfoIEeu rs NOT rs some sup
pose one OF Hnsttact Jus,lec' but whethef We
Wlll As , nuhGlh OF wiz NOT comply WIN the
terms OF the &c, OF congress some Iinetenee
OF opinion exists AS To whether the law re-
CURES we appropriation ior Colored schools TO
be nhseu upon tne census OF lsoo or upon ,hNt
Of lsJs A careful INQUIRY has convinced me
that these Boards are hound BY the latter cen
sus inasmueh as II was ordered By Congress
10 otuet 70 ascertain me nlmnel OF chlIuteh
IN ana OUT OF schoDl IN the bistrict OF Colum-
bla. ,.
~ - OF sont , 4Hes,,on "d ptnuenee a. 20
be paid over TO irresponsible trustees, ~ view
Of ne wide snrGal di:sai ,se ma eSis
IN the community WIN theF CONQUER o. Al
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge WHic.-This court
was engaged hs follows yesterday
LIZ Tour NJ. Crist. Forgery Of the name Of
Squier to check for $40.
Hamilton Townsend yesterday testified that
accused h ,ndcd him the check to carry to the
bank OF Jay Cooke Dp.i that he met him ~
Buhle's restaurant some time before three
o'clock on the 2jth Of December, AMI rem Iined
In his compNny some time, going with him to
Foundry chapel, where he gave him the
check.
The defence Introduced several Witnesses
who testified that Crlst was with them In
room At Winlcr's building on the 2Sth, from
one O'Clock until Ave minutes OF thrcs, and
then one witness testified that he went with
him to Twenty-thitl street,
Under these circumstances Julgc Wylic
said that the testimony Of rowniend was not
consistent, and that there wa no ground
whatever for the charge. He reeomm ended an
indietment for PERJURY against Townsend, and
directed the Jury to aequit the accused; which
was done.
Adjourned.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Chicf JuIier Cdriicr.-ThI Is
court was occupied ms follows yesterday!
Terance Drury, Edward Pulaski, Cour I'd
Sost, and Alfred II. Lee were cNgu,cd from
service on the jury.
Myers vs. Angus n U1urteny judgment by
defsult.
HenneIIy n Chamberlain VS.. Ritterhousc,
Fowler h 10. Action for the value OF certain
stock which the defendant contends he dis
posed Of IN accordtnce with the directions OF
the PLAINTIFF
The evidence 10 the case occupied all day,
aud the ease was still undisposed OF at the
close Of the court.
EQUIrY CrUrr - JuIGr DIN - This cuurJ
was occupied - follow. yesterday:
Clokeyv va. Clokey. Oder Fatitying report
Of auditor on distribution Of property.
10 the mItterOf Ira A. Hopkins, bankruptcy
order TO issue injunction against bankrupt.
Adjourned.
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I,nE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains will be run between baltimore aud Wheel.
iug and ParkeTsbuTg, as follows;
psmor GE day except Ss sI S aSSR SS $ enHo
As NJ FIX fR1iN S VIII saS ssP as
meet At BellSlre and Parkersburg for ali points
"%iNCTIkfIsffiERR "n &SGNGS65SaHHSSbbArIoN TRAIN
NY Lg%S"s Winchester for + BaltimSTs daily
suldays 9NeeptedJ at 800 a. IN. Connecting al
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
Il uaE"rst9wn Junction with train for hagers-
THR ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Bslti.
more al Z ~ aud S'IS IN, and :o and $40 p m
= H. anu 4''i F6R TX AGERsrowH
Leave " iulnore at s:i6 a, N. and i:lQP m con
Ibuuty Railroad, arriving at HngeTstOwn at 2:t
tli a:N y. N, Returning leave HsgeTHtOwn at
40 aud a, NJ. arriving In Baltimore at lO:25 a.
FOX WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at s:i5 q. IN and i:l0 p, III ar
uylPg At Manchester at 2:3i aud 9;j p, m. Return
u baltimore = F6 INV w3SAsfliSSdafG'SSpi m
Leave Baltimore AZ $50, 1905. s:.Jsnd 9:ij a. IN. ,
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at and a. IN, and u ~, 2,
'' -"' w." FF6R ANNAPOLIS.
LeaV; Baltimore at 1905 =, IN, and 4;l6 p. III. |,
lave Washington a q N. aud $50 p IA.
SUNDAY TRAINS Wv - '"'
:, "a aud IA a s S;sG Leave Washington
Sc., apply to j I. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden
''''''' '"' :, JOHN J. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ Com. Goueral Ticket Agent
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Railroad Routes.
.TlMORR AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
wAspIruroH, sept. lS 1895.
aSRE. aud WfshtN9ff66NsN Az 81 ruiz SWEsf, are
FOR BALTlMORE. .... ....
LssVe d,liy, eNesrt sunday. at 100, SEQ gnd
FoR ALL WAY sTATtuNn,
Leave daily. exospt Sunday, At 100 and n. soa ..
ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leayeh7a N. and Iop IN Notraiu to or from
Annapolis on sunday $500
ron piSLTTRia6ks.
f5R va aY = s St1}S u and a"P'
'fH9RRhEt ~ ssat g 81 81 ffiH Il USgsr
8 q, m. and LOO, 0. 20, and T. % p, m.
On Saturday at m. aud lOp. IN.
On Sunday, At 400, and 4 20 D. m. only, con :
Meeting al Relay Station with trains from Baltimore
70 Wheeling, pafkersburg, SC.
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Oce at all hours In the
Ior New YSTt ,bhiladsiPhi., Aud Boston, see ad.
). L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation.
L, NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KoONTZ, General Agent. washinEton.
A LExANDRIA,. LoupoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

PEN.IOS OFFICB, Mar. 8, 1859.
Application haying bCOu made undsT the Ct Of
Jun" y, 1850, for the reissue II tho following de
sCrlbed Land warraU's, which ara alleged to have
hs"a lost or Destroyed: Notice IL h, rrby given
that at the d ue foil wing the descrptinn uf each
wtrrautA new certificate or warrant VI ike to Or
will be- rei-sued. ' ~ valid objection should then
No q, ST. r,r Ia acres, I..uci uuler the act Of
y. LnyrIoy. and wa, granted August u, lsjG-May
6, 1872
No 4N,r9, for 50 acres, Issued under the act "
March T. l-il, IN the name VI Laiaru. Tillay, aud
wa, Waut"d AuEusts, 1850 March Is, lsR.
NJ u.s. Tor lpl acres, ls.u. d under ia" act ~
March g. ISL, ia N" ul.I u' Lydt rtrlG widow
# JohaF Carton, and was srrh!ed December 81.
49, AuTil ", 10 Q.
No. 10. M rur 10 acres, Issued under the act VI
March 3, lsIi. In the name uf joseph Green, and
wa granted uciub"r q! 1871 April ~. l~l
No i2,il, Tor 20 acre. issued uudrr the act II
March T. ls5, In the nHmo Of Bailey d CLANCY,
aud was granted September I, ISL. April p 1852
. No h,pA, iIr - acres, ,,suri under the act Uf
AMI was graated october -, lSjl April q, ls6p
September, lhO, "a tn uanH u Eb-neIrT Kemp,
aud was granted pecemher 81, 1851. May !, 1873
No a,a7l, for l2D acres, iHsurd uudeT the act "
March b lh5, IN the name IT Humphrey Davis,
aud WA. granted urruhtrS, 1881 May %, lsGD
No S,lg2, for l2J acres, i,su"i under act Of
March 3, 1874, ig the name Of Thomas Cumming,
and was granted December % 1885 May -, $50
y" 1tf,', For 10 acres, i.suel under the act Of
March :, lhj, 10 the name Of John Perry, and was
Craulol November To- ISL May p, 1853.
CHRIS. G COX,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

THIS IS TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L SCRlBBR has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county. In the District Of
CSiGmbta letters testament@Ty on the personal
city, d. q. deceased. All parsons having claims
against said deceased are hereby warned % exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub.
Scriber, gu OF before the 18th day ufPEBRUARY
next; they may otherwise by law he excluded
iI0m all b0nuht VI the said estR D.
Is9, PHBBE HOLLIDOE
febl6. Miw' EXucntTIS