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BlOlntTillG Masonic Female Institute
Opens ON Wednesday, Sep. Sd, 1873.
TWO SESSIONS Of 20 WEEKS EACH.


Payable one half in advance, balance fosr weeks
before close of session, monthly at patrons OPP
ton. Compliance with terms chosen will be fully
expected. Contingent fee Invariably in advance.
No deduction, save in case of sickness. Deduc-
ton of one half will be made for consecutive sb-
sence Of three weeks duration or upward through
sickness but such deduction shall in no case ex
coed the amount necessary to reduce the aggregate
of tuition to three months.
No student will be received for less than three
months nor will any be received after eighth
week Of each session but on payment of three
months tuition. Students will be charged from
first Monday of month of entrance to end of session
in every case not otherwise specified.
In point of cheapness of living, absence of dis
tracing ard cOrruptns and influences, moral
slatus and healthfulness, Blountville offers unu-
sual inducements to careful parents; lille our
facilities for imparting thorough, healthy, moral
and mental education are unsurpassed, so Tar as
our course extends; which is far enough 10 enable
auy young lady who shall complete il to take her
in so iety with credit to herself, her family
and the sehool.
DIountville, July 10, lS73.-tf
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D5.Y ti00Is, BOOES, Slices,
HuiS. /UNcY GOOaS, tar
pets, DIa1lRgs, czmaA0-
AONS " eYe2.Y DeS-
c2'ipIi0n,
IA MAIN SIRE IT,
Lynchburg, Virginia.
WHOLESALE ENTRNCE on 10Th
STREET,
is the place you can buy them ut.
Do YOU
WISH TO KNOW SOME OF THE BAR
GAINS?

DIRE GOODS.
Solid Colored PopIins, all the shades.
TassO Cloth embroidered in several
colors, the newest Goods out.
Buff, Green and Pink Challey ut 75c >,
worth 81.
Satin Striped Black Chill something
new.
&c inchL emo, all grades.
Grey mixed Japanese Cloth.something
new.
you can find in no other house.
Plain and Embroidered Grenadines Of
every conceivable style.
Silk jacquard Grenadines.
Beautiful French Lawns.
do Linen Lawns.
Polka Dotted Lawns. good quality at
2Oc.
Polka Dotted Grass Cloth, Al different
shades.
Battiste Cloth, handsome styles.
Bleached and White Scotch Lawns, at
25c.
Pacific Percales, full line.
A Percales at l65c.
Peye Grape Piques, something new.
White, Colored and Figured Piqpes,
from &c. to soc.
Butt. Lilac aud Stone Sattines, very
handsome,
Black and White GlOhair at 1Sc.
Iron Berages. all qualities.
Satin Striped Iron Berage, all Silk
aud Wool.
WOOL Mou Inns, all cOlurs.
Beautiful Mar~eilles at 81, worth 81.
Brack Grenadines at 25c.
Sill, StriI,,-I ErnuatiIgt.S at 1k2c
Pure MOhair III all new shades.
A full Line Black Alapac,.s from 25c.
to 50.
RomLazines from 81. % to S2.GO.
Barritts Cloth ana TaHiise CIoIh.
Black Serge, pure Wool at 15c- wort-
$l25.
Black Silks great bargains at 81, Sl.1O,
81. %. Sl.775, - o., $3.50.
japanese SILKS, White Ground, Satin
Stripes, all cOlOrs.
japanese SILKS, Black and white, from
25c. to 81.
japanese Silks. open worked Stripes.
Japanese Silks, Black and White
Stripes, from 40c. 10 65c.
Trimming Silks, all cOlors.
India Cloth, Satin Striped, at soc.
Plain mixed MOhair, at 25c.
Bargains IN White Alpaca and White
MerinO.
ALL-WOOL INGRkIN CARPETS,
THE CHEAPEST IN THE UNITED
STATES, at 75c. worth Sl.OO Whole
sale.
Black Alpaca Mohairs at soc. 6Oc.
and 75c.
GA Table Oil Cloth at zoe, worth Sl.0O.
5-4 do. at soc. worth zoe.
Black Drab France, at roc.
LADIES HOSE,
a GOOD ARTICLE AT 81 so PER DOZEN.
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A. PICKEN

n L IOhENy
practical watch.maker and jeweler
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
June 24.-tf.
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LIN EMS
They have in Store full line of
RICHARDSON'S LINENS, all
grades at reduced prices.
Napkins from 81 % To So per dozen.
Towels from 81 % to SO per dezen.
Extra bargains i'll Towels at So per
dozen.
Heavey German Huck Towels at 45c
worth zoe.
Linen Duck, Drilling and Stripes.
l0-4 Linen Sheetihg at 95c. worth
S120.
l2-4 Linen Sheeting at s1.l5 worth
S1.50.
Pillow Case Linen at Coo. worth 75c,
Linen Wire Cloths. very cheap.
Buff and Silver Table Linens.
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Tie most Zrlr'0oa'asn0a.y Er-
hs6tIson sn lie Norld!
Creating lie most Intense
Sensation VheaeYe2. EahSbSIe1
Witnessed ws1h Wonaew ana
.dMuzemenL!
Will Exhibit in Bristol, July 22d
and 23d.
July l5-lt
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- @zaes--scS 5a2-
,zs,vAL AID DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
ATLANTIC, MSS. ONO B. g.
washington Time
P.ssEYoEE TRAINS;
ts,vs Lyuchburg 66rx ana SPM.
$50 80 :. BristOi 4 20 AZ iSpW.
80 bristol IL 81 s0 NJ.
leave ,sa;re e at Iynchb'g 10 S7rH" %
I've EL,o at Bristol 4o6 4 x; 10 N.
Leaves
E.r.vl. and Ga B. b.
Nashville Time
PAssr SEi., lNA sOANandI 20 20 ~ "
Leave D NASHVILLE II q an o ~ %
arrive in cbst,s1oSSsssO s 10 Tor J, N;
Passing !. K RPi.ioi rnSlO IS A NJ
fT Iaofes Bristol S Is an % "a.
L Isa;Tes at Bristol SIS Pm & oO.A y.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VA.


And ends June nth.
ADVANTAGES.
LIST. A full and comprehensive Curriculum.
I'd. high standard of proficiency in the dir
ferent Departments.
Sd. Literary Societies of the first rank.
4th. Library, 1000 volumes; Reading Room,
100 Periodicals.
9th. Valuable Cabinet and Laboratory.
9Th. location unsurpassed in the country
7th. Exc. llent moral, social and religious ad :
vantages.
sth, More moderate expenses for advantages
afforded than be fonnd elsewhere IN he Sou h
Expense for Session of ID months. (tncludins
board, tuition, SC. &c about $500. This amount
may be diminished or increased at option of stu
dent to board.
SCI The annual Catalogue, containing full in
formation all points, will be mailed to- any adj
dress Oh applicationto the President.
REV. D.R. BITTLEs D. D.,
President.
July s.-2m,
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For the Bristol News.
Meteorological Report.

TAKEN AT II M.-THERMOMETER IN
SHADE.
July, 1873.
9Th, 7So; 9th. TO; 10th, 790; 18th,
7So; 18th, $40; 18th, 7So; 18th, 800.
BY A. PICKEN.
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER.
Bristol Tenn.
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GET a bottle of McCabes medical
ted Blackberry Brandy of Dunn q Co.
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LADIES HOSE
LIN EMS

A GOOD ARTICLE AT 81 so PER DOZEN.
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MARRIED.

~ The interest alluded to above
is the one owned by Mr.. Jno. Lee.
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June 24.ti
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-03

10000 Prixes St5O,OOO
The title to the above real estate Is guaranteed
perfect
The liberal terms of this scheme brings 1t within
the reach OF all-the greatest opportunity ever oi
Tered for the Ioor man TO rise 70 wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single tickets, Sa5l: Eleven Tickets, se5. Fifty.
sly Ticket, slo; Ono Hundred and Fifteen
The drawing will be made under the superintend.
rnce Of committee, appointed by tho Highest ofl-
i.s ~ tee sSse, daiy sworn to the faithful
The highest officials, both OF city county and
state, have not only indorsed Mr. Abeles, bui also
The demand for tickets H. unparalleled, aud all
desiring to participate In the drawing Should Al
once form their elubs and send N their orders.
the United States aud CanAdas,
fg Money should be sent by Registered Letter,
Post Once Order or Express, with the full address
Of the purchaser IN plain writing,
Every rack OF II tlckets has n chauce to win n
prizes. but positively certain TO win one, while one
u Is bound to win two prizes
For further Information aud particulars, send
address
sInION ABRLEs,
AeDESruTh3m Ienvenw orth, Kansas
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
oyERNMENT SALE.

DEPOT QUAnrEnsfAsrTR's OFFICE,l
TORT LKAyESwoRrH, KAN, October 70, ls13. :
VIII be sold by public auction, under the direction
81 Captain John Livers, Military btorekeeper,
United States army, at the Government warehouse
q el9t h sbS slHPage For; Kan
o'clock o. A. the following named articles Of cloth
b,t6l Uniform Goats, sli7 area. Goats, infantry;
3,35t sack Goats, lined; 35l6 Sack Coats, unined
tl,735 Uniform Jsckea: 1898 Felt Hats, OO Hat
Cords and Tassels, 1850 HAT Sockets iO9 iea Hat
Feathers, al 3OI Brass Hat Trimmiugs, 23t Light
Artillery Caps az Red Hair Plumes, sa6 lied bands
md T1Ssses aIS Bras Brass Gar TTimmi,Es, Y %
2s21S Pairs Shoulder Scales and button and Slides:
7sbb6 Pairs Cherrons, assorted; yards Of Lace:
600 pairs Trowserr. foot: A3 pairs Boots, scwed:
s4as pairs Bootees, sewed; 81 Blankets wooden; 2ad
Blanhetr, painted; Pillowcases: 100 Books as
sorted; ta Morning Report Blanks, Also, lot Of
articles Of clothing and oquipase, by
order Of the Department Commander.
No checks will be received, Cash at the time Of
bidding for all purchases below as; deposit OF Is
per cent. Will be required on all sums above that
amount This rule will he rigtdly enforced, to In.
purchases being called for. Goods in packages
will be sold by invoice mark, and neither quantity
nor quality Will be guaranteed.
Every effort will be made TO give correct descrip.
bnt purchasers must examine and buy at their own
Goods will be sold again for account Of aud at the
risk and expense Of buyers II not called for within
| Ace days from last day OF sale
| No claims for errors will be allowed after the
goods have been removed;
| xt.,...., a. a. W ,hanpbnhI
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n GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP,
VI ERTY,

UNITED sTATrs ARsEsALl
BAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
On the 9TH day OF December, 1874, at the San An.
tonic Arsenal will be sold tothe highest b tder the
following condemned Ordinance and Ordnance
stores, VIZ;
Is Colts army revolyers, cal. H.
% Remington army reyolyers, cal. a.
sss Non eonmissionei Officers and musicians
swords.
LIS Brides. curb, cavalry.
22s4 Saddles, cavalry.
- pairs Saddle Bags.
b,sel Knapsacks. painted.
l,7S HkversAcks, painted
Also, gun carriages and cassions, with limbera,
spare wheels, cavalry and infantry accoutroments,
horse equipments, and various other articles,
Catalogues will be furnished upon application n
the Chief Of Ordnance, Washington ID. o.. or to the
undersisned. - ~
CLIFTON Comfy,
Captain OF Ordnance COMMANDING.
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~ GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE HULL OF
" The U. y. SHIP NEVADA.

WAsHISGTos, October 10. is72
The Navy Department will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at tho United States Navy Yard, BROOK
lyn. New York. on WEDNESDAY, the l3lh day OF
November next, al n O'Clock m, he hull Of the u
y, steamer Nevada. without the machinery Of
about 1000 tons measurement.
The vessel will be offered as she stands. and may
be examined at any time previous to the sale upon
application to the complainant OF the yard. who
Of such articles as may be sold with her.
Thirty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must DO deposited at the time OF
sale. and the balance paid In cash on the connrma.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale Of any time, and to reject any
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. RoPosAI.s FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFIcK OF CHIKy QuARTERNAsTER,
DEPARTMENT. or THE QUIZ.

DEPARTMENT or THE GULF,
NEW 0RLEAss, La, October 4. 1878.
advertisement attached to each, will be received 81
this once until % m. on the 10th Of November. fol-
partnent with such quantities. Of Oorn, Oats and
Timo;hy Hay q ths Sss, quality q may be b re
70 stations in this department not Otherwise pro
1878, and ending June ~, tsT4.
About 49, tons Of Corn aud Oats and 100 tons Of
Hay will be required in this CITY, and that required
for shipment Is not known.
Separate bids, on different Sheets will be required
for eacn article furnished.
Bids for any part Of the supplies will be received
AL necessary information In regard to bidding
win be furnished on application TO this office. Ant
bids not made upon these forms. or In conformity
thereto, will not be considered.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned II
envelopes marked Proposals. for FoIass ,;ru
Acting Chief OuArtermAster,
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Politician.
tFrom the New York Post
Two distinguished Italians who died re
Gently have received from the American pres
only an imperfect recognition Of their merits
Donati and Guerazzl were known, by reputa
ton at least, to oil the men Of science and
culture In Europe. The former was undoubt
eddy one Of the lcadlng astronomers Of the day
and had made discoveries In the starry flrma.
Incnt which will give his name place In the
records Of science beside that Of Arago, II moi
on the same plane with those Herschel and
Lcvcrricr. OF late year Donati had been de-
voting himself to tho care Of the Observatory
at Florence, which, under his supervision, wns
undergoing q complete reconstruction. All
who remember the history OF
-"The starry Calico and his woes"
will recall the fact that II was on the heights
OF Florence, opposite Flesole, that he evolved
his great theory of the revolution OF the
earth; and Donati was In fact the successor
Of the old Tuscan astronomer, though he
never made discoveries which will give to
him the immortal fame Of his predecessor.
The circumstances of his death were pccu-
liarly sad. lie was on q visit to Vienna,
when he was attacked by the cholera and
succumbed to the disease. He was In his
forty-sevcnth year, and had he lived might
have done much for the cause OF his fayorlte
science. A long ago as 1858 his name was
made familiar here by means Of the great
comet Of that year, the appearance Of which
he had accurately predicted, and which was
generally known as ''Donati's comet"
Guerazzi wasa writer a1d also q politician.
At first thought this latter title might seem
term of reproachi but in Italy, incredible as
II may appear, q politician Is often patriot.
He began life as a proof.reader and writer
for the press, and in 1S30-ln his twenty
sixth year-wns involved In one Of the pc
riodical revolutions Of the peninsula, and
was exilcd from Florence; and though soon
allowed to return he was viewed as dan
gerous man by the authorities, and for many
years was kept under police surveillance. In
1S4S, when the Grand Duke Of Tuscany ran
away from Florence, Guerazzi was placed
ut the head Of affairs, but on the restoration
he was sentenced to imprisonment for life.
His incarceration, however, was brief, and
In 1850 he became q member Of the Italian
Parliament. In 1864 he retired from public
life.
II Ia as an author, however, that Guerazzi
will be chiefly remembered. His "Slegc Of
Florence" Is wonderful piece Of writing, In
which history and satire are strangely
mingled. Ills other numerous works arc
better known In Italy than outside Of II, for,
with all his learning and ability, he did not
reach the popular heart as did Manzoni or
even silvio Pellico.
Italy, Of late years, has lost many Of her
leading men. From Cayour to GueIa.z
the list Ia u long ono. Mazzini and D'AEelio
In politics, Manzoni In literature, Mercadante
10 music, aud Donati In science, arc among
the most prominent Of those who have passed
away.
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Sad Death of u Young Heroine.

Very touching are the accounts In the
Memphis papers of the labors and heroic
death of ''liltle Matte Stevenson" an Ill
most unknown girl, who came from Towanda,
Illinois, to nurse the sick Of Memphis. She
shrank from no danger and would take no
pay. A few hours before her death a box
came from her friends at home, containing a
few changes Of clothing (shc had come away
without even these) aud little trines stored
by loving hands to relieve the suffering.
Her body was followed to the grave by the
sorrowing citizens Of Memphis, called to-
gcther to pay this slight tribute to modest
self-sacrifce. Few months pass that do not
bring with them some suchdecd as this, done
without hope Of praise or reward, only for
the love the doer bears to humanity. They
prove that iu spite Of embellishments, dcfal-
cations robberics and corruptions human ma
ture Is not so black as 1t often seems; nay,
that Il has In 1t touch Of the divine.
A writer In Nature, arguing from the thick
ness Of the stalgmltlc floor of Kents cavern
at Torquiy, beneath such rude works Of art
have been found, concludes that man must
have been on the earth half million years
ago,
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MAR RIED.

the Rev. Charles Mcflfreab, wALTER ". IowLE!,
Westwood. Of this city
MCDONALD pONKLIN On the asth instant
At the residence Of the BRIDGE parents, by the Rev
AID, Of this city aud ApKLE o., only daus liter Of
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dKRCHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
u wAsH1serooNT x AND NEW YORK.

FsrE 5s Wv TTG DEk HI Es.fs RE
WARRINGTON. and GEoRaETQWN,
- follows; Leave New York from Pier % East River,
avery Saturday at y, 10, Leave Georgetovn every
Friday. At . m. aud Alexandria the same day 81
For full inforlnston, Apply 70 X. p. A. DENHAM.
agent once and wharf foot OF High street, decrse
Now fort svsuTs. Nv. THOMPSON,
tsttS pvesidsrt
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DRoposALs FOR FORAGE.
OFFICE Onfrp ouAnrIHMAsrgR,)
DkPAnIMESr or PLATTE, \
OMAHA. MN, Oct Is, ls11.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with satisfactory
guarantee sifped by. two responsible parties, not
bidders, that they will bee me bondrmen on award
Of contracts, viii be received at this ONCE until II
o'clock =. M. on THURSDAY, November 10, 1879,
required, during November and December, isSG, Of
100000 pounds Oats:
9lOu,UO1 POUNDS Corn.
Bids 10 DO indorted on envelopes, Bids for For.
age"
blank bids furnished and full conditions made
Known on application at this once.
The right 70 reject any or al PFC L. rsseIyed
Chief Qnartermaster Department Of Platte, Breve
Brigadier General u. y, A,
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Z. !. YOUNG. dan. M PsssSRseT AGENT
AGDnuI,, U.1I t,,,..

EXCEPT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND HAMILTON. DEalNNlSo AUGUST q.
Leave Washington at . .. m. and p. m. and
Alexandria at 2 10 q. 70. aud t;l0 D. M Pass Lees.
and arrive at Hamilton at II rs a m. and SIS p. m
pLesYe Hsamiiton A. y q m and u ~ p N
ll9 p. m. and arrive At Aler Andrfa Of SIS .. m
and 9:l5 p N, and Of Washington OF % q. M and
$50 pm.
Psssenscrs from washington will take the wash.
Railroad station At . a, m. and D m, and 40
through 70 Hamilton without change OF cars.
Inc ID O. m train from Alexandria and II .Dlp m.
Iain from Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
kemRs daily line Of coaches for Puroellville, Snlch.
srsville, Berryytlle and Winchester Also, with
heaners line a coaches. which leave burg daily
for Aide and Middleburg
Annual tickets, eoO. X. II, HANkNER,
ausLu General Ticket Agent.
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CRITCHER g. MITCHELL,
sTRNOGRAPHERs and GENERAL LAW
REPORTERS,
TOT Eighth street northwest.

Reports Of addresses, sermons, arguments, testi
mony, deposltions &c. &c. made with accuracy and
dispatch Employing large and competent corps
Of skilled shorthand amanuenses, work can be
done In the short possible tune.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ocl6tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-03

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE
Al I[fsE RsSSfIIY hSf tyfS IN Gk kRaRRS
HENRY, spEGiAL ATTENTION GIVEN
Sales OS i he ssoTe every evening Of eA eSsas
watches, cutlery hosiery, dry goods, Glotaing and
houses respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar.
antsed. BY strict attention to business and prompt
payments we hope to secure patronage. One Of the
arm Is an experienced Auctioneer, having been at
The business over twenty years. The other has
been ds;lins IN real sa'Ass Tor sopSt tbe ,sRs sgs
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DENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
i TO BALTIMORE,

kEtWSfoRK,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND SSiiXBS
THROUGH pErwEka WASHINGTON AND
-, wITnouf ShkSsE or CARS,
a nna on mi hnsS is Of mos
ss slsAr
R hfa If. faafSs p& 2e'GSS5 Y s6spA
E be run over the pennnsyiyania a, LING. e.yns
PcSmso northeast q shs q sG
f.s, line, leave Washinstonat 90 q. m. daily. OF.
Gssso DsftimOreN s.z .. L.. daily. s,esp, Sun
Leave West Philadelphia. at las p m. daily. e.
Arrive At New York Nt9p. m. daily. e,ce, :
Hlshnond express. leave Washington al iiS ,. H..
Leave baltimore tabi p. M, daily. except bun.
Leave West Philadelphia .tspp.m.
AAT T,h,. At New York a io;io ?; m ,-
tssSs WY fSii.asiS PA. 4, u ID jim = a. daily.
Arrive al Ns TRAINS iGfs R III 0 IN iaSsay
I Iasr ln Ss issyS MSS TSfs y IN
ERs S At %sshl sstS Nsa
Arrive 4 WsshinstSn At Z; Is a. m y "'
ssi,osds YORK Central and Haa:9n klvsr rai.
Ear bsss GS n a sSd Hss s hotels ana
ofce;, where tickets and inio.,nstloh can BE- ~
snSsylvsna avenue; northosst corner q siniS
asa PomaC SsssspI sS
, sssfi' genera fR ... !; sSg hsss.
A LKxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A R RiXuARR hhR kAtIhXMAtNphiA AND fhkDk
DffST SohSEh SIKH AMP u STREETS. !,
= AsiaHa RS' ai5: III G:hsrs a.ls s N
iReesi Trains leave Alexandria as follows, g. :,
M ana m from ksIsaasl dsi h@a !. S,asi
trains daily except Sunday.
0UANTi9Y aeeommodAtion lesyss washinstoa
asEf as oStf fihfssRs sq FnSsfffrss vi. Rlonmoua
III saSSs
Tor sale at he onise corner sIh and pennsylyania
where Passeasers can issys Ofdsss ior ''6 bss
sass z be chsessd At all hotels and 5s4idsnOss
ISsia N'- oansr.l Passenger IS 81 9 1ssn,
M WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
sss and ,LsSsh5HiE sna Dsnviii III hsii h
DOUBLE DAILY fRkISs' esIcsp, sunday p M,
e. S,S sy re- SSSss as
New York, connecting twice daily with CHESAPEAKE
/ the Ohio river and West
| The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad runs no train
westward Saturday night or Sunday morning.
yf ss1shsS y TSs s sr
md 69op m, and take trains corner King and
Onion streets, Alexandria, at ~ and7 ID r. m
| ArriveAt Lynchburg at 20 p. IN, and ~ a. M
| making close CONNECTIONS West and Southwest
| Passengers for MAnass IS Division leave seventh
street wharf a. m, daily. excepting sunday,
/ Pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria to New On.
Buy tickets At - PORiisy wanna avenue and a,
| Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
streets
| KnoI's Omnibus Line mafes rapid connection be-
| nth street wharf.
Breatissi and supper on ferry boats for through
passengers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-03
oyERNMEyT SALE OF THE MACHINERY
" OF THE U. 3. SHIP NEVADA.

WARRINGTON, October ", 1873
Tho Navy Department will offer for sale at pub.
York, on WEDNESDAY, the iatl day Of Noyem.
Der next, at u O'Clock H. all the machinery q the
boilers and their dependencies. screw.propeller
and shaftins, smOkepines, &c, &c,
The engines are direct acting, with cylinders Of
IN inches diameter by " inches stroke, Eeared to
i with surface condenser eight vertical water tube
boilers and four experimenting ditto
The machinery may be examined previous 10
sale upon Application to the Vice Admiral, com
mAndlng tho yard.
Thirty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited at time Of sale
thereof.
The machinery, &c, must be removed from thu
yard within four weeks from the date OF COnhrmA
ton Of sale.
The right on the part Of the Government is re
time, and TO reject any bid or onor which may bt
considered Inadequate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-03
TN COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.

va I No, VSlJ. Equity DocEet II
the auditor. the creditors Of WILLIAM MIronELL.
dsossssd and all other parties niers;tsd sIs here
Sd day Of Noysmber 1873 q II o'clock n, Of said
day, at my Office, In Barbour's Law Building. No.
4qI Louisiana avenue wAshngton city, prove their
claims. and be heard in the pfenises
ocSJs 81 ROBERT LEECH, Auditor.