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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

reigned jpst i6aEt.sE y66H SKsa
he summoned tie Stntcs-gOneraf,
destined to bring shout tho fev6in.
ton son the.l4tf Of MY, 1854 the
Bastile was lestI Tcds and II lef1
the BOhrb0ns ere tFest0ed-a
year Bddling the l-impDflanI mum
Der not only ID its figures boz
likewise n their M Ga TIE llth
of July, 1916, NapoleOn. informed
Captain Maitland that he threw
himsolfupOR England's protection
on tho l4th of July, 1870 diplomat.
ie relations were broken of be.
tween France and Prussia; and
lastly, on tho l4th OF Auaust Mar,
shall Bazaine's army rstEeated over
the MOsellO before the ADVANCING
legiORs of Germany.-CAambe
J6ErHdL II.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18
The frice stthe Nllnia1sepssFss
IN ; ton lets, SIS for q single tOa
! aAa 81 PET 100 lbs. Ter mall

d II "a ~e1shaA6sd for Cotton Seed. 500
pounds In strong sucks, delivered ff6o a
board boar or cara. ct Mobile, fer one ton
Cotton Seed, free Il the landing e. darut -
c~ountry--saeks and tNine By he Mills.
W ~ cbeapness, Col Lahgdop says t'Ils
eheaPness--Iam fully convinced that, at tho
price how azed BY you, tO-Wit; so per ton,
ss1ce reduecd 70 $S5, II il much the chekp-
est.t rtllizer u our markell. pohnd for
pounds ! coAsIdsP ismoFe Jaluasie.thnn The
preparations that Srt ssItn sTS "a SEQ.
For my own uae, IwoGld greatly prefer Il
70 Peruvian GuanS n the same nsi df
ite merits Il sayst The result rs kslt
FERTILIZER In The World MISUNDERSTANDING
in my OpinioRy ~ - q FN
Again: ~ contains more h,IIv Sad.cS
,pletely than ny OtheR, tho sl8mants HOcok.
saFy for the Production Of southern cnobs
and the renovation Of southern sbif."
Prof. Charles U. Shepherd, j., NJ ID.
Pfoe q Chemistry, South Carolina Medk
cal College, end Inspector Of Fertilizers fof
south Carolina, who made . full and care,
f1l analysis 81 the nahgdon Fertilixsr; myt
fits ~ lisa tery snneFioe artlcIe."
4 4l4ns 4nAAh Ne Mia Ham Bnnos
Htt- ~ M|HN4tt. NU|a~~IItEu AZ N.D MIItEs
416fbst IA. Gr68lld nA& koTI
known asa stto1g EeftilI1er "a laod IN
fnan bhae& Ma "a
hfano .eqael. !, Abe Ground K5ne.df5 ~
M9eIlR gll MlllHFk wABaatad .te& eoatnis
nefhlng but Bone T,
,aAddSa6 AFcl efj hfs6lr w
prtgpFay fubl npauieeA w cash 0sGoFdb
og gagA nor hAn9 hDse,aSfSf..M iscs
M0nHR OF. AutLS.
AR!O. Boz 5za Adb =. Ala
el1;00npor ytA Cab, paif bf 4,
son seed delisar6d d tie t@k1f1 of
baees tgt saafdktE 45fAlste
&. + 4qW lspalEF apaisam uN
a.lakiI asi AS fk
49, ~
,kW Or ID fl rod fors D6h AZ
HiaeFsd III th6 ~ "a = ~
l~heaaahehl sddh $3.50 lie No
Aila 0flyN4alkE - ~. n. 80 -.
49, w NAAAAH4 = NNt +At r.
81 HN - ~ Bill
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state news.

RAILROAD CHANGES IN MISSISSIPPI,
-AbAl has been %lptroduced in the
Legislative by thciIol. z. P. land
rum, of Lowndes, county,. entitled
Gan Act to establish = reasonable
maximum rate of charges for the
transportation. of passengers and
freight on the different roads in the
State" |,
1t restricts the charge for trans.
portatidns or conveyance of pas
sengers. over any railroad III the
State to tour cents per mile, and.
fora child under ~ years Of ago on
ly half that amount. can, be charged.
It prescribes that pro rata charges
alone shall be- received for freight
or, in other words, that freights
shall be a certain amount per mile
without regard to the distance to
be traverseds .5a
Tho proposed bin says that ''thc
maximum rate of charges shall DO in
all Instances for the greatest dis
tancc,- and such rate Or charge shall
be- decreased FOR all smaller dis
tances iBy tbs AumberOf miles more
than ten miles less than. the great
est distance suct PARTICLES Of freight
mag DO transportcd.-Pilot.
TRA1A EIAED, IsEC,-4hsre was
luther an exciting report on. Satur.
day morning, that the A &CRR
train going ont q: 80 Saturday
morning was fred into. The mat
ter was cAnvAsaed on the strscts,
9ndla O0nclusi0n, upon relresenta-
ton of parties NEST interested Ia
knowing tho truth, that it was !
mistake, arrived at III accordance.
But now, We have. hdisputable evi.
dence that the train was fred into.
The ahatst toll for themselvrs. The
water cooler BEARS testimony that
+ons shot entered. the car. Other
shots tell for themselves. Mercury.
Thcrc are now remaining in the
prison and on plantations two hun.
dredAnH forty-ope oonvicts, against
two hundred and Rinety+three re-,
maihingD ocembep 81, lS6s-showd,,
ing q decrease Of etst0ek Oh. hand"
D fffty-two, a
There werO discharged BIZ expi.
ration of sentence during tho past
88. .'.l R.H Er' I
Inc Governor pardoned IS. n
j. .Rscaped q. ''ta'as
III Some OF tho crimes were
!; Grand LARCENY; 46. 5l +.
b., Simple aeeoRy, 23lAi,Ti oAfT !
Asssllt NTH intent to kill, 1W'
Receiving sG6aS hs Goods, Ia SOW
/ ,Thfae, Of tn. S0hSict1 are aep.
.tel Sf BlAeoRA foTFaAFsHs ssone
ERdrh xeaE& aHe,f6E20 yVatsp four
asr1O yeaFs1 cut ish0l two largest.
aumbSfa a Nh hteSSS
|SSS ah Blot
/ Gov. Aledhas messa nops
Ief which wac eiEsa ID All
dagsrep0Ft 81 legiga ean edl1
Iinsa Smosf SAtAbhallSalF Nstrikaa3hb
nnil on nc hea heE NE Idelal
|fnra hced his. mdniions
IRE TIE, worts Z 9SbaEned fa
Fiedom.r Then06nspn GGhleg d NJ
|HKaGrrtda that Offices are crested
for the good fine people Sna MOI
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Skating RLNKS.

a now sensation has succeeded
the velocipedc--the Skating Rink,
and bids f;.if to be more popular as
an amusement than dancing itself.
II is certainly less Objectionable,
though tits mock turtle soup il
compaycl to gcapinO skating. 1t
wants. dhe accessories of a crisp
wiHter' landscape, the cleaning
sheet of; leo; of blue Noses and'
tingling finger fps and Above I'LL,
the sharp, free oxygen, bctter than
champagne as an ~OxhiIOrant. A
genuine skater il rs free as Il bird,
The is cramped byn wooden walls
and rs not conpeHet to make dis.
lance out Of curved lines, but may
sweep gracefully around the bend
ing OF the river bank and snap hi.
fingers as he giides along like an
arrow. Now the idea of'snapping
your fingers in a Skating Rink is
prepostorous, it don't harmonize
with circumstances. 1t wont do
for menand women to roll them
selves on castors around a room,
and call it skating. There isn't the
racfness; the elan about it, that
makes the genuine article SC fasci-
mating.
ThSy have . Skating Rink in
Columbus il is said to b. q success,
at least we touhd.it 70. If any OF
our readers wish to experience the
first sensation, let them place two
stout black hotties az Length on the
floor and attempt to stand OnIthem,
II this is done during a thunder
storm, they will soon disbelievoin
the remembering power Of glass,
We placed ourselves in position
lin one of these Kinks and imagined
we were a dining table on two legs,
and down wo came scattering tire
broken Crockcry all aroaRd us.
Gathering up tho Fragments, we
bt0aud ourselves ieEect4gain and ct.
ftoMbfsd H'foEwsrf mdFsnSehto ne
LOT our legs succceded, the other
wae ~perversely bent; on arctfogade.
How tar apart these t$o limbs
would have cotton had it not been
for the friendly inteFposition ola
Nallr il = mystery We congratulate
ourselves, iT. not being able to
solve. VIZ know at the time we
felt very much like the Colossus at
Rhodes until we reduced the an.
gic made by our extremities and
again AasAmea . Perpendicalar and
we rolled mNch+ 70 our satisfaction.
The idea then occurred to us that
we would try to illustrate tho beau
tiles Of a cuFvilinear notion. We
believe collisions usually occur on
curves, at lcast'w found It So, for
nur castori were knocked from an.
der our feet, while we knocked the
tstor from off u gentleman's head.
II Atsh have belonged to- Worth.
lngbon 9g Tia DSmocIqit or Stevens
of the 1Rdex bak @e were IN y eoHt
diti0A 10 a~FsalAgisc! Ia {
1 Oar next sxperimbn was AS re-
srlt 0fyhe OF those str0lkep Of get
pius which newer Inil uAl in emcr.
Oean Easha I'D waa,.;v.a ,,raA2 n~a.oo.o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

S6g'SoNS OF TIE HERoEs.-Cadct
Grant, son Of ake President, Cadet
Farragnt,. son of the Admiral, and
Cadet Townsend, son of the Adiu-
tant have been expelled from West
2 oiRt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18
The legislature,

The ousc had before it several
bills yesterday. in reference TO ths
revenue Law, Pne Of which passed,
repcalipgt the Imprisonment Islause.
,EAnother introduced bys Mr..
Street; Of Tishomingob rcpeainr
the so per cent, forfeit T5f non,
payment was referred. i series Of
resolutions Ofinquiry on the subject
ofthe appropriations for the public
buildings, and the repairs, was pass.
cd Several measures Of local in,
terest wetc introduced in the Senate.
Clarion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18
ON OUR TABLE.

-
'itlod to its nan. c, "The Model Par
I,r Magazine" and outranks all
6thcrs a. sdch-eS per annum. W.
IcnAings pOmorest, n. Y. City,
Young America" not yet received.
- Manton Marble, ESQ, has our
;aanks for a copy Of .!"Tho World
y maRAC," fall Of interesting stats
Vical information.
We have resolved the Morning
Star and Catholic Messenger" an
rvcelicnt paper Of which Father
Ryan tho scholar and poet has .beII
Lone . regular contributor. Nd.
''rSss a. shove, Now Orleans, La.
- pOr Nonum.
Something Of interests to the ad-
,eArcrs Of Charles Dickens. We
efrvc received from the publishers,
T., Il. HamCEJF G'Co, q copy Of d
nOvOl sntitAI " BRiDoE or StaHs,'
FApnblishsd fEo@ "All the Year
I bsoGmA,* VAevEneIish journal Ostab.
e''hed and conducted By the late
"!Iarles Dickens. The story is well
told, and Ass decided merit of it,
awn to ranammend it. Aside from
tAis, Apecaliar and melancholy in.
tsrest attSehes to it, from thu fact
that It Is the last serial story pub.
Eahed in "AR} he Year Rouni," du
ring the lifetime of Dickens, who, i
is we'll known, never permitted al
article to appear in his favorit'
journal without his personal exami
~.ation. apd approval. The book il
noatly printed, and contains ninety
Aix octave pages. Price 81 cents
and can be obtained from tho pub
fishers only. =.
-" Every Boys Magazine" an
other juvenile serial, ". II. Riding
Boston, Mass, so cents per anhuT
IIhe reading matter is nnexceptiou
abl0 and instructive.
BSrWith the compliments oftL
author, we receive the second ed
ton of q large pamphlet titled as
Louis, the Future Great City of tn
World" we'll printed and intcres
ing. 1t contains the fac smile {
a letter from Horace Greely or th
1maum Of Muscat,. we don't knor
which. The author is l.. u. Rcavi
st. Louis, Mo.
"Bralnard's Musical World" vor
cheap and pretty musical journs
with letter press, consisting Of i
formation and anecdotes in regal
to this interesting subject. s. BIZ.
nard & Sons, Cleayeland, Ohio,
per annum. So.
"Whitney's Musical Guest" q
other excellent monthly, devoted
music. The February number co
taina some beautiful pieces, W. Y
Whitney, Toledo, Ohio, 81 so p
annum.
1.-THE "Fircside Favorite," an
lustrated family monthly, we'll fill
with original and selected matter
only so cents per ahnum. John
Peabody, Salem, Mass.
"Thc Little Chief" Shortridge
Button, indianapolis, Ind, Is Q
per annun, with a premium engra
ing, Is q pleasant little magazine {
boys and girls. .t. ,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

DcThe Beacon has repeatedly
thrust the cora QasstaoH ct onr
planters, and now we call attention
to the lCtscr Of Crawford, an old
practical. farmer, who knows exact
" what hO-is writingabOut. Read
it, men Of the plowf and govern
yourselves accordingly. /
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

S6rH Il ieAeed that the TCnncs-
zoe, which carried over tho San
Domingo Commissioners, Is lost.
Ffod Douglas was ono Of the par
7. - NJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

Three young ladiesfn Allegheny,
Pa, advertise for three young gen.
.tlemen to take them out during
the winter. They furnish tickets
aud ear-faBe, and supper Il hoee
aitePward. We fancy their wants
will be supplied.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

he aecidenfO on the Hadson N
a. Il. was d sR6casing affair Il
SEEMS an 0il train haa been tbroSfI
e athe,tratk and tie cAe piled ap
pE9miscaou6ly on tho road. Iato
i1aaH the lightning EKpfsns md
gAr train. ran. he no ang be
ghldng ths Oh .pfodAgiha AeVefAl
esplasiOBS. The loass of ID was
ltbarful. : C rH hss 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

They are, Gags the TGbnncI "a
King great pre- srationsi S6t ne
Proacbi6g' Mardr Eras FeHaSitids
Fat Tuesday, q Moblie, this year
" Ocears 0R uh62 latO OF D emonlh. I.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

We take pleasure in commencing
sour Home Journal as one Of the
ncatest papers published IN the
South or anj' whore else. n is a
good family and FARM p0pcr,t well
illustrated, published atm. Oneans
by Jas. M Hummel, a$S,00 per an
,,,v, - > 's~.a4. - KITS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

ThoS. ChickeFing, the great Bos.
ton Piano manufacture, Is dead.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18
What Property Is now Exempt.

II FA. = Lt|... . r- r. |-.- d. ~
SINCE The late Legislation on Ex-
emptiOna, the above QUESTION is
very OfecR asked, and o legal friend
answers. through the Press for gem
eral' information, that tie following
IS now cxcmpt;. se7ta uu.-
The tools Of enery mechanic nee
Fessary to carry on his trade. 3esIj =.
| Farming utensils fortwo laborers.
Wearing apParea Of every person.
laPraries 81 lawyers, Iminisfess
and physicians, and instruments OF
surgeons and dentists to the value
OF Sz0V. rt; -. ~
Two work horses or mules, four
COWS and CALVES, one yoke Of oxen.
Fone cart Or wagon, 500 pounds OF
pork or bacon twenty head o stock
hogs, $50 bushels Of. corn, twenty
bushels Of wheat, and eighty acres
of land ; butt the. dsbt was snIsdc
before SspteMADE, 1870, then one
hundred and Axty acres Il EXEMPT
From that tlass, q. d0bts.
In other words the Staeu;o as IT
stands in the Revised Code; is re.
enacted, except that two horses ore
now exempt instead 0 Rone; and so
agres III place Of I6O,of land.-rJaok.
son Clarion 8; -.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

~ WhssISl 1 Wilson Sewing Ms
chimes, iar sale BY
TJ&JW PATrY& 20
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

The Test Qaih n irtsally abol
iehcd, Sths Pre- idenl letting The
'raae reqnir "A co. his signature ~
.Stcto expire. n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

.@-Auditor MnagsOye hssa0uf
thanks tor a eOhy Of his report Z;
the hsgialstnrs Or the year 1879. !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18
TasIuka spFiAsA Astsl Harpsai

A. - 10 " - .
On SUNDAYS pEnhglast, afsabout
,hafpHst ae eclosE, While our G;ti.,
rms were al Akthe variasS Chuit.hu
alarm Tire, was given. ara
NJ Sew mihakesitywaslssOstgSinsd
Ethatthe HRRiyas H6TBErs was On $50.
"a old ana v6nno ,nSni
bht white ahd6iaa 49,
sha ri Rgr vhieA k9eagrrSdI
.otg entare-towRg Nndnevssk eaFurf
Wasnha0g4o etaE the aamlsi kntJ;s
sEeahdstmabsaib ~ swi M
Y 4 80
4 bart 81 ia knildin- -
not 10 soSSksS.. ss.-;~S.
van blowing fpmehaeonIh
Vest and tha esam Wasss nlSsssa
reaching The store here seMssSs~,
Rc:9NFoNsKfH.& Co. ths' befhiur
lN " Nl NAf HEEFN FTTFA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

|
~ WhsslSE 4 Wilson Sewing Ms-
chimes, far sale By
TJ&JW PATTI 70
PRICE REnDcED.
!. o"'y. aFSJ RE-. tto"'" .
Mere Than' I've AanAFea naAteEs
TrAeA tine
+LangdOn Fertilizer
Q Is last year and the M0Sr. FAyORA.
BIZ, REPORTS are beard from Il. IL
PURITY and STRENGTH aFS guAfsatesd,
The value Of
BONE PHoaPHkTk
" ''i. AND
Cotton sssdAseal
as : manure, is knewS y every BCtRNTE
FIG A0RICUhFURALISTs Rhase Arii.,
cles form the bnlk' ~ Of The .rIAN0-.
iDON," to which are added proper ouAAti.
ties of,POTASH, GYpeUM and SALT.
These lays ingrsdiehtsSS th the Compound
l.. 4 is, q Home RhOdsstiOA.
Large Capital invested here inths Notks
affords q security for ne gusraasse Of. ~
PURITY.
/. HON. G. c. LAKGDoN,
! (Agritutdtal EditotMObile REOrsrEn,
gives. advisory supervise on to thsproduc.iOh
ofthis fertilizer. -
No HIGH FREIGHTS from the fAr.Rast
nor LARGE COMMISSIONERS AGENTS
HERE, have to be paid, as must "a tvve Of
in article Of f6teien NCrtKefa} maEdfAe-
tire; mid heGcp the Langdoh " cam belsOld
and ISS0LD CHEAPER Tim kny Stand
ard Fertilizer in the market. q
The COTTON SEED MEAL Is Produced
at the Works and tho raw bones are gath
cred from the surrounding country and
g'ound at my Mills.
FABMERS ARE INVITED to yisit, the
Mopile, Oil Mhls and witheA the operations
Il of'PptOducing ne Lahgdon FeBtilizsr. =
Pluntets should Instruct their Merchants
Ito buy for them
THE LANGDON IIRTEE1EEA
because it Is q simple composition Of AEsi'
cles known to be good and the Purity
of which In insured.
Because It Is sold ut 3 lower price than any
article OF, like quality could be, which
Is brought from a distance.
Because it will give gFenter re.hrns from IL
~ t,uke, pound for pound, thAn my OtheS
Fertilizer, no matter what The pIice.
From che many testimonials ffOm psse-
teal men, these are here given:
-. Tuscaloosa, ALA,
December nd, lB7Oj
CoL. W. d. MANN. Nh y -
Sire Tour circular 6G tAedut. inst. came
to hand. As 40 fOuhd1he LMngdoAiF ettil.
izer the best that we tried, l give you my
expefienee with II. Our f6nd1 pSos red
hin land. Uscd 200 lbs. to tho acre. We
used'one ton Of 0ilhMnit 6 SIS fkFss' tina
! of ZGll's ct SIS per ton; two t6nt of The
Langdon. at $50 per ton. The land uAs ell
worked alike and tho same QpAptty uaed Of
each. Edfd not Keep the weights Of each
deld sepaFats, but attended to the picking
and weighing myself and know that there
was mors cotton gatAered to the acre on the
Lan9den than any other part Of the place.
The Lell'GWa ne1t. From my own exDe-
rience, end n ne opinion Of All farmers who
took netiee Oft, The LAngdon PsStiliseS
ives far superior 70 any that We used.
Respectfully, yquEs, &C., x
Y c. b. PITTS.
Nh. TnoS. n. KnHKDE, Of Meridian,
Miss after recounting BE Experience Ia
the ase o. the IRndeOn FeFfiliEsg NJ;
When ! lived On my plAntatisa 81 AIsha.
md, ] used many kinds IL mAnste. But /
never used anything thaA would begin 10
sompAfe with de- aagdoh F0ftilizer."
ne Price etthe HIlllSis1sspsEFsa
u - - -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

The Reconstruction committee
have the bfilriaRt'il ca before them,
OF appointing .. commissioner on
XII Elux' outrages in every county
in the Southern States re -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

The Mobile Register says in its
photographic column, that Gov,
AlGorn has SIGHTED his intention
fOf not going to tho Senate In place
of ReWels whose term lezpiros in
March" :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18
PRICE RGnUCEp.
Only. $50 pee ToN"In Q
t. Ton Lots
Mere TAan- I've AanaFca RlaAteRs
TrAeA Eho
tLangdOn Fertilizer

Z Is last year and the M0Sr. FAyORA-
BIZ, REPORTS are beard fFolA Il. IL
PURITY and STRENGTH afS guAfSalesd.
The value Of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18

Mn. TnOS. n. KENEEDk, Of Meridian,
Miss afler recounting BE experience IN
tns sse q the 4RHdsOn Fertilizer Agsi
when LIVED On my plAntatiea ID Alahar
ma, fused many kinds ~ mAause. But I
never used anything thaA would begin 10
compare with Tie 1aagdoh F0ftElizer."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-18
BONE PHOoPAkTk
AND t.
Cotton Qeed.EaeaL,

as ! manure, is knewh u Svefy BCfRNTR.
FIG AgRICUbFURALIST, Rhsse AFti.
cles form he bulk' ID tYf the t'IANG-
DON" to which are added proper QuAAti.
ties Of, POTASH, GYPSUM and SALT.
These ilys ingrsdiehtstStnh the compound.
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

% WEST THIRTl THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
OO Firth avenue and Broadway-Large pleasant Rooms,
sue with frat class Board ndance, References
Ixch q
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
PROPOSALS.
rrO CONTRACTORS FOR LAYING WATER MAINS.

WAbHfN0TON, u C., AuRuht
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until
O'Clock the 10Th day OF September 1871 At the Light
house Board Treasury Department. for the laying In the
Distrc Of Coumbis Of 5000 O. pound. Of Ssinch cast
The entire work divided four divisions and propo-
Will be received for the whole or less number OF
divisions. -
Zach bidder before making his bid must deposit at the
First National Bank, Washington, the credit OF the Gov
ernor of the District Of Columbia the of x as sec-
ry will into and complete the contract accord
ing TO the specncations. The deposited will be
the unsucccssfu bidders when the contract Is
tract.
The contractor will required to forfeit 81 day for delay
In the laying OF each pipe special casting and stop cock
beyond the time required In the contract. a.,
No proposas for Law pipes be received except In the
printed forms which, with circulars specifications and form
Of contract any further information, can be had on ap
GEORGE RI. ELLIOT,
Major of Engineers, United states Army,
Chief Engineer w Washington Aoueducl
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A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND LITTLE GIRL WANT
- two nice Rooms, with Board in aui ct between
and Foreth and Seventh Lexington
price not to exceed $50 weekly best
gwen and required. Address g.. 655 Sixth enue.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
The following scale of popular prices has been adopted
Admission 6Uc Family Circle fen.rance
on 24th street)... 30c
RESERVED SEATS.
Press circle ParqHet and Parouet , so
Dre" Circle Balcony. 2b Balcony Boxes. s 20
Seats can be secured daily from A. NJ to NJ at the
box onice at g. Schirmers 7 Broadway, at the Erie
Railroad Icket oce Twentyhrd street, junction of Broad
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-THEO. THOMAS
" GRAND SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
THEO. THOMAS AND HIS UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, SEPTEMBER l.
Overture "Le Bal Masque". Auber
Waltz Thousand Nights". ........... Strauss
p" sAis:;;s' As:ss; sAs::;:''' Suite o' lol- nor
8. Introduction, "Casslda". .Ba ssord
6. Waltz, SWINE Women and Song' Strauss
T. Chor der Frledensboten, "Rienzf Wagner
~ tueM I
TO- Fantasia, "Visions in bream' .Lunbye
with either solo,
H. Waltz, "On the Beautiful Blue Danube" Strauss
L. Marci "f'n Avant' Hungl
Troprielors.. .....JOnN hCCh q w.
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O7 WEST THIRTIETH STREET. BETWEEN BROAD
y way and Fifth ayenue.-A Suit and single Rooms
10 let families and Gentlemen, with Board; de-
hghtful; references exchanged.
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. TIL STREET 146 EAsT), NEAR LEXINGTON AVE-
OF pue.-Bandsome furnished Rooms. with Board ;
house and location rs class convenient and stages
EXCHANGED.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

CAUSES DANCING ACADEMIES, MASONIC HALL
- lls East Thirteenth street Brcvoor Hall I54
flity-.onrth street Soree Mt Masonic Hall September
CIRCULARS at private academy 22 Last Eleventh strea
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ROWERY THEATRE.
- GREAT HIT.
Wonderful performances Of
G. swAYNE BUCKLEY, g. sWAYNE RuCKLKY
In his immense drama of
~, ON THE TRACK,
received with
SHOUTS OF ADMIRATION
q. SWAYNE BUCKLEY JR,
IN EIGHT CHARACTE RS, SINGS TWELVE SONGS
PLAYS ON TEN DIFFERENT INSTRUM MENTS
AND EXECUTES SIX DANCES.
A COMEDY
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THIRD WEEK

WAlLAoK's THIRD WEEK
OF the unprecedented success Of the world-famed
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON
HER NEW COMPANY,
whose has been
turns than before known at this theatre,
s6,s43 PERSONS have wit performances within
twelve nights and two matnees.
LAST WEEK put ONE
OF the greatly successful buresque in two acts,
BILE BEARD.
BLUE BEARD.
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON..... SShn
introducing her great hit "Ny Heart 10 True Poll"
Mr.. Harry Beckett Blue Beard, with locals; Mr.
Edoun a. Corporal ZangZan and the
HEATHEN CHINEE;
Misses Dubois and Gerbne Fatma and sorosiste ANNIE
with duet encored nightly H. Montgomery and
Brye Msses Hey Tracy, fey Earl Kate Egerton, Lotta
Mira and hate Heathcote. Concerted music introduced
"If Ever Cease to Love-"
"Touch the Harp Lightly" -
"Mandionata" and duet "Can You Recanl,'
with beautiful scenery and gorgeous costumes the whole
forming the most delightfully."- chaste, seasonable and capt.
waiting entertainment ever given -
This evening, open at ~, over al 10N O'Clock.
Saturday Matinee at begins mt 2 at O'CLOCK r
H. Seats should be secured In advance.