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xphIoi " ARrERNASTER' OFrrcr- ,
" A>>h N6 Toy, ID. G. Sept -nb-r ls-o 4
AZ, ~ duplicate. vi. a cops of tbi. ,J..r
10 MIN ~ !. hei ale invited responsible mar
Ssts, hay ard Rye Straw Required al flIis An -
uIlHs tne } ear commencing November 4, lS7a
isra@e ana straw % be delivered monthIv .,.
Mnte lthln one u mile Of the limits of me ,ifi--
81 w ash inet"n aud Georg clown. ID e. aud nj Forf
Mbppie, va, about one sud bali rs miles I'm,
e. stsuch times may be ordered b. the J1ar
tern aster in charge. ~ NN"'
cSts 70 be delivered in good burIar sacks of shou,
three go bushels each aud o. weigh not loss than
thIrty two S2D pounds to the bushel
IN nay ana straw baled: hales o. weigh Hay from
bales " " N ~ P'una
Bidders viii state the price Of Oats Hay and Straw
per pound.
The quantity required each month 8. estimated a,
s-o unds OF Oats, ~ go pounds OF Hay, aud 2aOO
The United States reserves the right 10 dinini.h
or Increase the above quantities any tiue duriag
DAYS notice. " wv
Guarantees viii be required with -.ch lid =, the
sum oi fifteen hundred 500 iala-s siPued bE TIVE
respon BILE sureties. that the bidder will n .acces.
lul execute contract, within six 81 DAYS after his
acceptance, IN accordance with the above REQUIRE
neuts.
Payment will be msae monthly for qu.nsi,J.s IA
lNered, ~ IN funds, or ne thereafter as funds
Of parties o. whom delivery has bss.n ordered ana
TIE ceruhca'e as 10 quantity and qualify Of an in
sptctor appointed BY the undersigned
Proposals will De marked. Proposals for Forara -
arc addressed 10 TIE UNDER igned.
blcdeis are invited 10 lie present A. the opening.
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet BrigadIer General O. = a
HART rua..
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pgoPosALs FOR DEEPENING TAX CHAM
IL NEL AND rok REMONIsG OBSrRuC-
rlONS IN THE POTOMAC RIVER
OFFICE OF PUBLtC Bru ptNGs, GsoUNDS,
AND woRK>, Us CAPtToI.

". IL
WASHINGTON. u. o., September u Is7o
Sealed Proposals toT the improv ement of the POtc
and the city of Gsorsetawn in the District Of 90
.nmhis Sil, be received at th. once until Il
iredss the channel f"I Known as the grsisis or
Georgetown, 10 the uniform depth Il twelve feet
subject To- such modc ations OF increased depth and
width a. may BE- decided upon by the engineer IN
ent mean lowwater depth iron nine 10 twel test
the cutie contents o. be exosNated are estimated.
alter careful survey, 60 be in the neighborhooi OF
one hundred thousand loO ,e1) cubic yards more or
less.
The nature Of the material is foupd 20 oonsi,,
Almost entirely OF mud and sand, inbedded here and
there perhaps by a lew hidden distractions in the
haiure 81 Iogs or timber, whilst AT points some
eNpsed ana sunken rocks require 70 be renewed by
blasting 81 o,herwise These must be deposited ON
., near me Washington shore, within distance e
about two thousand yards. avd At such place and in
such az ner a. the engineer in charge. or his super
intend+nt, may desiEnate map OF the channel and
US riciDity can he examined at the oice, No 2a2s
street, and such Information furnished as NAV be
oatned neeessarv Tenders viii be received tor
much pr cubic yard Of mud or sand aud 30 much p-r
cubic yard of rock, the amorat of Ncavatinn being
me upon ihc removal e the material by
10 the place 81 cePastt. The work must be com
menced within tn days after the accep, tnce II Ia.
Irap.,a and the contract signed aud be prosecuted
II before the close &c the season
Mach bid, in duplicate, 20 which mus, lie attached
printed copies OF this notice, should be Accompanied
~ suitable guarantee signed by the bidder bad
c',, asd iwo snietirs hose mpetency must be
the oihce the condition of which shall be that tho
rsct be tommt pcsd within the tims above peel
forms for props. al. snd guarantees N be iurni .he
UPON aspiration 10 the Office. Payments Will be
ing reserved on the amount of each estimste until
the contract is satisfactorily c,mpleted
The right y reserf ed % the nited States reject
any or all bids thar m ~ be uf-red.
Each II must b. ehcos ed ia ea-d envelope,
addressed q the undersigned and inlorsed PrSpo,
sails for deersbing the channel and removing OBJ
ST uctions in the Potomac river, -
re II lot Maler Of Engineers. 4. = A
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PROPOSALS.
pzoPosALs FOR PAVING PKSssYLyANI,
AVENUE. e

tn. MsisgsSsIoN; y g. ses,emssr ~, is7e
teIn,ine the besi Lind q pav enent a. 4. a., -
saving PeDnsN lNania avenue" give pabiic No.
pSr ~ sfPrksBEs Isso io qp ,1,S Ss sgIT
living Meodsn Psyements. viz
lsosles, > = Be'terly, Nicholson "RSbli.s. p
Plans and profile. can be secn a, the .si,. % a.,
SecTetsry General \. Michler, NJ. 2G25 n str.~s
AZ n application. ard all information given ~ th-
Ihe work. az 20 ousntities, character at wark, 81
hdders must sstI-fy themselves a. O. al shs points
sPEOlFICATION
M fosdNsy mus. be graded b. tha Contractor ~
sc SflSrm to Tie snh r.de shown On the Prenis
other 1s ."S, n tee NV nsye%ent Al paving sad
nlssi,n 10 he Disposed q As then NAV taserDj.e.
the ptcoeed- Go be applied 60 this .eroNefn-ut AMI
the Ccmmi.sicEers sSsli diTest s 9I ~ points
tion Is quired the material eNcsva,e shall h. a.
required the shall he conn SET ~ s, ut IT.. =
from loan OF " getsble matter. Zoe earth .hs,l h.
Deposited IN the embankment in layers not nsss.i,
four inches in esch layer 10 ~ tleTo1Shi
GRADE 81 .h .Ii se aid h b s 81 sG Ts ussp IN;
gravel one foot In depth ou the ten OF the gravel
form in every the description ana specir
cation On tie in the once Of the Secretary.
price. for Zach 81 the following IL sns. viz
-. Removal OF paving aud Other stones, per square
90 Excavation. per cubic yarA
$50 khbank msnt. per cubic yard.
80 Wooden pavement, tsoscifying name, per
square sfd.
The work mus; he conmoacea ri such time. and M
such places as the commissioners shall determine
shall, be oompleted lin the best aud most
MAJ ner. sud without nv 1eeesSary delay" On.
entire satisfaction OF the COMMISSIONER, or such
person or persons ss thes may appo Mt
n good and sufficient hond. with suretia< an
proved by the Chic" Justice 1T the District Of Caiu
bls guaranteeing that the terms of contract 90
be entered INTO shall BE- strictly add faithfully OBJ
served, must accompany each bid. The Commits
siohrs reserve 20 tboslseve- the right O. reect anr
or MI bids not detme the interests of the RoN ern-
ment, corporation Ct Washington, aud property
owbeTs.
The attention Of Bidders IL called 90 the following
extract from the al Ia provide Tor the paving Of
fennsyl' snis ~ an &c, approved July sth, ls'O:
SIC. And within thirty DAYS Alter
they shall have determined upon the pavement 10 he
used thSy shall contract for the paw ing of said
nue. between tho points named, the lowest and
hoet iavorabs terms possible. after hsvi1g 80
notice OF the letting thereof 60 D. given ia ON or
mere newspsSsrs published ia washngfon, Bslti-
more fhiia solphia, and New York, tor twenty day.
prior T. the letting ing the time and place f such
letting and hind ~ pavement"
, Proposals should b. directed TO GENERAL N Mich
ier secrstary of Commission Cor Paving P.oDsylys-
wanna s,enue, ONCE Of Public Badings. Grounds,
ana " 1rk W .shington, p @, and l0rSed Pro-
posais nor Paving Pennsy lvania avenue
by @.fectloh OF the Commission.
ses u N. NiCHLER, sccrets-y.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT oF rHR INTERIOR
WARRINGTON ID. e.. Septe nber 6, 1870
seaied Propoeais will be received at this Depsrt-
Inent until u clock M. September -. 10 for
ne ~ 20 mounds - the toni of best quality White
Ash Coal iurnsce size; - tons best quality Ned Ash
Coal stove and crate siZ s-d 10 cords more Of
the best quality basers Pine Wood
Satisfactory arrangements must be made for the
correct measurement of ACCORDING 60 the law f
Congress, and all the coal must be delivered within
thirty DAYS from the LIST day Of c.ober, IL required
The lids should II tie distinctly The name 0f thu
nlshe6.
The bids will be opened in the presence % such
bidders may Choose to attend, and bonds will be
required for the IL tsful performance Of Contracts
Any delivery If either Coal wood not salts
factory 20 the engineer Of tue Department will be
rejected.
Proposals 10 lie addrs sed % the secre.,ry az The
Interior, and indOrsed PrOpos lis for Fuel :"
J. ID. cox.
seImwf.6t Secretary of the Int@r..r
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

one o. SsprtnfeHdeaf and Tssperfo, Of S,r,,, A
CdTrtare,coys, Fooficays. aad Ns,r RS,L6,.SssI
sfS haH, wasa,ngt On, ID. G., sept S, IT0.
sealed Proposals. will be received by the under
signed 81 the Mayors Office until II m on II n r.
pAa me ls,h day Of September. instant. fsr the
purpose OF CONSTRUCTING THE SEWERAGE
Of - street north, betweee New York ans Vermont
enues, N acceptance with the plans and sp scincs
uoos which can be at the once of the Su psrin-
tencept aud Inspector every day from no a m 10 4
p m. The main sewerage 20 be assessed upon the
property bordering along the line The traps drops,
holes and laterais TO be paid OF the funds q
the ward: VIM FOksYrH.
stseotd euDt and inspector, &C.. DC.
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.

C.fce Of SRpvtnfesderf aad Issy,rfo, Of S,,r,v,l
CaT,asec9ys, Hoofsrays and Asv BE,EdisgS, :
Cuy Hall, HaSsssgfOa, ID. e.. sept s. ls7o
Sealed Proposals will be received 10y the under.
signed at the Mayor Office until L. m ON THURS
DAf. the 18th day of b ptemb.r. instant f,r a..
purpose Of EXTENDING faE sEWERs in
Fourth. Fifth. and Ninth streets west 20 the norm
line of n street north. s y.
For further Information apply TO the Office Of TN.
Superintendent aud Inspector where sneci
can DC seen every DAY, from ~ q. m. 20 . m
- WA. FDRSYTH
o-eotd Sup and Inspector a, kr
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Treasury DEPARrMENr
BUREAU or ESGkAvINs AND PhGNTtxsS
9Th September. $50. 4
Proposals will be received az this Office NH txa
O2l clock, noon. TUESDAY. eOth Instant, Tor fnr-
nisbiBg Two Hundred 200 Tons 2.O 1uDd. 10 tl,.
ton 81 Gu mnERLANB COAL. run OF nine
The coal to be delivered in sucn quantjries ana Al
such points, as may lie directed. and 20 be WEIGHED
on the Treasury Department scales
bldders wdl state in their pro ID sails the name M
price. - " ~ 'H'
The Department reserves the right IN rejact aDv
or al OF the bids. GEO. b McCARrEE
se9-td (.bieT ~ De-,
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EVENING STAR.
The mitraiIieur and the Field Gun

A correspondent Of the Pail Mall Gazstte.
writing from before Metz on the 22d ult.. says;
ere CT the reasons OF the great slau yhter
caused az close quarters By the mitrailleurs vas
that the men who had only seen them ire at a
q stance dC>pised them. AMI - rushed Oh them
TeCkl,SSly. and were I6ightfully bu'cheTed-
The mitlaiileurs eight IN numOer-WeFe IN
n MANY separate eaTthwOrkS behind the
NeTdun road On Thursday Jhey were 81
placed that it was next 70 lmpoSso ior
the PrtS~ian artillery 20 r. ach them, being
little lower than the road and Just sweeping 1t.
This not ONLY served 60 protect them from the
ersu,y-s shells but prevented the gunners from
fring a. too great distances for the mitrallleurs
were placed low down that they could only
reach the Prussiaus either en- the road itself or
on the lsSt 3lu yards UQ the slope. We below
could tell even after dark when the attacking
columns were clio ely engaged by the sullen roar
81 the mitTsilleurS-a quite peculiar sound,
plainly dis..nguishable even above the deafen-
ing roar Of Thursdays artillery.
The same correspondent TINS describes the
rgrformarcC- Of the Krupp field gun
During part Of Thursdays battle / was only
ten wards behind four Krupp 4-pounders, aud
had tha7 a good chance OF seeing the working OF
kruFV hT'eCh-FieceS. At the risk of Offending
NV mauv PIUsSian friends. must say that
Saw TO'hiIg - prove the great superiority
which they calm for their ch-loading guns
than ore discharge, the gunner of the
b-eech-piece had to tug tremendously hard
"a get the breech open; and cnce 4 saw
the lever had TO be applied before the
gun could be reloaded. have spent many a
long day on the sands OF Shoeburyness,
and IL would be mere fiattery to pretend that
the practice on Thursday was comparable to
What our owl gunners can do Relative ID the
French, the PruEsian fire was superior must
allow, but alb olutely excellent 1 beg leave to
doubt its being. On the other hand, the burn
jng of the shells appeared to me to be good,
nearly all bursting at the right time. and there
are but few uneIploded shells TO be seen on the
field OF battle. 1 doubt whether the PrusSaus
fred anv shells with time fuse; the French GER
is
blazing through the air from Fort st. Quentin.
eS-lt J. said that il persons will be good ma
tuIed, and talk and laugh while at their meals
that they will never be troubled with dyspepsia.
SA Kansas girl watching a train come into
whistle blew: Law, she come plum in afOre
she belIered."
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10y THOS. ". WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
e19 9TH street, opposite Post Ofilee

STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOODWILL OF
pkI 9 STORE OF N0RTHEAST C0RNER OF
PENNSILNANIA AVE. AND 2OrH STREET
- On WEDNESDAY, September 81, al 8 o clock
~ m 81 shall offer at public auctiol, on IIIs
y premises the above Drug Store, now doing a
bI sins IS OF $50 per month This 10 a desirable
chance for any one who is a competent druggist
connected with the store is frst-class Soda Foun
tain, with all the fixtures The continued sickness
OF one OF he finn being the reason for selling.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance o, II. Is, 81
months, the deferred notes to be endorsed 10 salts
fact nf parties selling 20 be resod in five days il
terms OF sale are not complied with.
sel3 I'd T. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct'r
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RE LATIMER 4 CLEARLY, AuctIoneers
- Successors to Cooper Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PkONED PROPERTY IN THE HEART OF
THE CITY-ON Urn STREET, OPPOSIT 4

Southwest corner of Penn avenue and 18th street
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
P PRP'EP PROPERTY II Tp TIE HES6r OF
"a BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court
EU Of the District of Columbia, passed the 18th
s the n tn passed s
SCI Chase be sks tT p. SG and
Rossr q Meigh,wan ct al are defendants, I shall,
Da VIDE NJ sspAY the 18th 18th, day Of October
the afternoon, t4O p. MI offer for sale at public
snet3n the property described in the proceedings 10
the above mt TONED cause, a. follows, viz:
- Lot numbered Nine go. in Square numbered Four
Hundred Fifty six 45ol, Washing:or city, d and
South Half Of Lot numbered Ten CloJ. in the same
ot Nc % WIN D the thn.e9n
o., d inches, with an average de pth OF about . feet
BUILDING with basement and attic
ree 81 aboh hs q lot N - has '9 7s
story BB Ck BUiLDiNG Nth basement "a and attic.
estate. Very substantially 5ni:t. They aijon Inc
new lrss building known as the IS May aiding
not surpassed by any in .he market They Can be
20 savantage IN their preseLt condition.
cry or the nateria can be used in the erection OF
now in the market " ~
With u view to accommodate such design tn. 90
two pieces Of property will be offered together-.he
IIsstee the right to offer them in separate
Jointly, The property is estimated by the auditor OF
the court to be worth from S i3 600 to sJO,OoO At
tentfOn Is invited &c the following liberal
Terms # sale: One fourth e al cash the ,lance
IN three - equal rstalments, payable with interest
az ire rate OF Elk per cent. per aunum, in one, Il
two 2 and three 80 years from date OF sale the pur
chaser to give his promissory notes therefore, So
sncIng and stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
Five hundred dollars 5000 down at the time of the
sale on each piece Of property.
The Trus tee reserves the right if the terms Of sale
are not complied with in twenty (20D days on ten fO
DAYS notice IN some newspaper published IN the CITY
q Warrington ID. G., to resell the Or perty az the
rlsk and expense Of the defaulting purchaser
ID. MCSSEY. Trustee L, seII
Sc IL dds LATlmER CLEARY, Aucts.
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TRUS TEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In PRINCE

TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY.
~ BY virtue OF power contained in deed of
E., trust from Henrietta L. Marshall and Thomas
Marshall, dated LIST July, lSj9, and duly re-
corded In Liber B., No 2, at folio ssh &c. one of
undersigned. trustee will sell at public auction
on the premises. on MONDAY. Sept. h. $50 if fair
II not the next fair day, Sunday excepted at the
hour OF o. clock p. m, all that valuable tract of
land lying in Prince Georges county, Nd. bound
ing on the public road from Piscataway to Port To-
bacco and one and half. miles from the steamboat
landing, where there is steamboat running every
day Tor Alexandria, known and called Bellevue, y
containing four hundred and twenty five 425l
This farm adJ0ins the lands of John Manning
mrs. Catherine j. rlagett and John Carroll. The
improvements consist of an excellent Dwelling
mouse eight rooms, with two elegant halls ten feet
wide. piazza and porches, kitchen and psntries
three Tobacco houses, large Stables and Carriage
house, Ice house. &C.
Three fourths of the land is arable the balance in
wood i most excellent SOIL adapted to the cuttiya
tion Of all the crops Of this section. Churches
schools mill aid post Office within mile OF the res
idence.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase m oney to
De paid IN cash on the ratification of the sale by
court: ) $40 of which one third to be deposited with
the Undersigned soon the property il knee ked
down TO the purchaser AZ the SALE the balance to be
paid in cash, in equal instsments due six, twelve
eighteen ana twenty four months from day of sale.
and secured by dec of trust upon the estate the
deferred payments to bear interest from Of sale
ConveyalclnR and stamps at purchasers cost.
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, Trust
seI2 ct MARBl BY & WHEELER. Solicitors
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner 7th ard d SIS

TkUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPERTl AT THE CORNER OF SOUTH A
AND = III STREETS EAST. AT AUCTION.
~ On TUESDAY, the 4th of October, $50.
shall sell, in front of the premises at O'Clock
ep m, by virtue OF deed of trust TO the sub
scrlber, hearing date the twenty seventh day Of
March lsj9, and recorded 10 Lber 7. & r., No g,
folio 10 one OF the Land Records of Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, the following
naInfd property lying and being in the city of Wash
nRon g., viz West twenty feet front (c1 feet of
Lot number Four az, in square numbered Eight
Hundred and Seventeen fSl7,, running back with the
line OF 4th street east - feet with the i'm
which are Frame House, sc.
Terms OF sale One half cash; balance in 6m0nths,
the purchaser to give note for the deierre payment
bearing interest from the day of sale secured to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee. SO will be require
paid down when the property is sold.
GEORGE MASON Trustees
SELL eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Ascts
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~ TRUSTEES SALE. am
by virtne OF an order of the Circuit Court for
Prince George County, sitting in Equity, we will
eXpose to public SALE at the late residence of John
Higgins, deceased, on TIT RSDAY, the 18th day OF
Septemr ls10, Mt II o'clock NJ (f fair, If nos the
next fair day thereafter the heal Estate of which
he died, seized and possessed.
pan OF the estate consists of abou. 100 Acres and
Is LOCATED ON the Baltimore and Washington Rail-
1t is first class farm highly improved and pro.
dnctlNe admirably adapted to he staple proinc ions
OF the county and vegetables Of all kinds and there
is no situation that is more healthful or that ms
sesses superior advantages.
" Is most acct ssible to Baltimore and Washington
ard those desiring to invest i'll real estate will find il
to their interest 20 attend the sale.
IL Is improved by comfortable Frame Dwelling
ard all the necessary out buildings, ard fine apple
ard peach orchard.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. residue in one ard
two years. with interest and approx ed security ON
payment u the purchase money, with interest, deed
in fee will be executed 20 purCf aser
seiC-ICt- HENRY L. CAkITON Trustees.
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THE NATIONAL INTxLLI9ENCER
Weekly Conservative Or1an.

Esd ct Washington, lsOO removed to New York ,lso
Special IslssrapAie Nescs from the schok Obxsry.
The Great Nefcspapo for Hossehold and Farm
o per year in advance. p. o. orders are safest
ALEX. DELMAR, Editor and Proprietor,
" s2 Sos Broadway, New York.
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IED.
MCGREW. On the I3'n instant, Miss ANNIE
Nc &hEN daughter Of !. NJ and Armda Mcirew,
SG.d y years
The iunersl will take place from the residence Of
her parents, corner Of llth ard streets N w ~,
Thur day. ats clock .. m. The friends OF the tam
lily sre invited TO attend.
WELSH. On the 1ith inst. MARY, tho daughter
Of The late James Welsh, aged - years
Tie fri nds Of the family respec.fuliy invited
- nd the funeral from the residence 81 her
loll L. street n W, FRIDAY, at clock.
EOCCHER On the 18th inst. JOSEPH AL
fbED BOT Oh ER. eldest son IL j. W ana Kat
v Boucher. in the llth wear 81 his age.
Thefrienfs ef the family are respectfully requested
10 attend The funeral. from the residence OF his par
sHis, on the corner Of 9Th and streets, on Thurs
day att, rDcon, 18th inst. at 3 o clock.
BROWN. In Geo. get0wn, II g., on Sept 18th
lS'O, at O'Clock . m, EBEN e.. BROWN, in the
I'D year of his
his funeral will rake place from his late residence
corner Of Market ard 81 streets, on Thursday, the
Eth instant, at oclCck in the afternoon. The rea
tive. and friends 81 the family respectfully in
Nlted TO attend. Baltimore Sun pleass copy
FORD. On Sept. u, lT0, ID. NJ. FORD, OF Os-
wego Y, in TIE 2sth year OF his age.
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LOAN OFFICES.
RAILROADS.


RALIInoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
r,.,,. ,.,- NWAsHISeroN. June S, 1853.
s sSf Tssh lid GEff55sSI ;aS 4. - A
WEST are no" F FUs e Bt ,IIL'ffs5iH;
'ss s tas w w s si9 ia
Leave daily except Sunday, at Gas and s:as
%" r.sr. :. .. s.. t 81 LIS
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at 1f Fyh RH ~ sTS4i4Ss and raspm
L''v ALL P p H1a 81 f rfd aayf
Aesy sN daiiy except Sunday, at 6:4S and 7:2s O.
IN sunday D ct sd and md 1:4sp. m ONLY, connect,
my, y, 81 heiay STAT with trains from Baltimore
II For strasLuIg and points between Relay ,use
With a. :.
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
For New York, Philadelphia, aud Boston. see ad
vertisement Of " Through Line
m..,.- ! IL WILSON.
y; ~. COLE General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. kOONTZ, Gen1 Agt. Washington. jss
DEL skD s TE&SsfH 6kf
WASHINGTON, June 3, Is7O-noon
ri TSS ]. I'd ;sI'd NEW Gia oRk are 9W5
Fob NEW YOBK, without change of car.
leave daiy except Sunday at 7:25 g. m, 1916
and 800 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at :2S O. m, l2:aS
ana ''1o p m' ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at 500 D. m, and Philadel.
phia at $40 p. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 p. m. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at ali hours
Of the day. ~
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore An.
uapolis, and the West. }. l.. WILSON,
Master of Transportation
u. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. hOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jel4