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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
Railrnads.

nELAWARE & HUDSON CA
IL NAL co.
Rensselaer, d Saratoga r. r. Dept. 4
GOING SOUTH.
Leave. 2 6 10 12 IA
JANA MIPMA AMP NJ A NIP II
Rutland, .... 800 $50 49,. -. 40 90
Lake %. 5SIa AZ 90 49,, - -. -.
Saratoga. Il IS IL. ISL AS s.oc3 Is 80.
Ballston,. SIP r. 327 "a 49,. 3.57 49,.
Troy, arrive 3. 25 l.4Os. Is 10. cola AS s. 90 40
Albany, 9.40I 2.15yS. 30 10. 3o5. 1907 .oOl5. 80
No. connects with Peoples Line steam
ers for New York. Nos. II and IA, via Ea-
gle Bridge, tr. q b. II. RI
GOING NORTH.
Leave. 5 o II IS
Albany =. I %. q I + Is Is ! 30 % :. N N
Troy, ....... 7.B As 80 -. -. Ie.O 80
sBalston' - S.5 SS2 S % 20 % -. " ~
TT. Edward, 9.32 4 90 IA -. -. ..... -.
whitehall, l0. 404 SOB. 10 -. 80. 49,. -.
Lake, arrive 1915 -. 20 -. -. -. 80.
Rutland, '' IL. As 80. 9. 06 -. -. l.4OI4.5 5
Nos. l, and via Saratoga and White
hall, connecting at Glen's Falls for Lake
George; Nos. l and connect with Lake
Champlain Steamers: Nos. IL and ID via
Eagle Bridge 1T. q b. Il. Ri for Rutland
and all points north and east.
ALBANY AND TROY LOCAL TRAINS.
TROY TO ALBANY.
Leave $50, $50, 8, 10, IL, IL. A. M.
Troy, /, ?, 3, 4, 5, 6.I5, 7.4S, P. M.
ALBANY TO TROY.
Leave 7.6, 9, 10, IL, IL Am.
Albany l, ?, 3, 1, 5, 6.l5, TAO, 9, P. N.
Communication Tickets can be procured
at the Genl Ticket Office, No. 262 Broad
way, Albany, n. Y.
ALBANY & sUsQUEHANNA DIVISION.
Trains leave the Depot, No. 262 Broad
way, Albany, as follows Sundays ex-
Express Trains 500 A. M. and 3.IOP. M
Accommodation sleeping Car for Hor-
nelisville attached $50 P. M.
The 800 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. trains con-
meet at Cobleskill for Sharon Springs.
Through Tickets may be procured at
the Company's Ticket Office, Union De-
pot, Rutland, and at all principal stations.
s. &c. MAYO, Genl Ticket Agent.
II ARLEM EXTENSION DIvIs-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
RAILWAY.
1873 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1873
On ana after Monday, July l4th, 1873
trains will run as follows:
MIXED.-Leaves Rutland at 800 a. m.,
connecting at State Line with train tor
Troy.
MAIL-Leaves Rutland $50 r. M, and
making close connections at Chatham 4
Corners with trains for New ! ork, a Ibany,
Hudson, and both east and west on b. & 4.
X. Il.
MINED Rutland at 225 p M, to
Bennington
SUNDAY MILK TRAIN with passenger
car attachedl-Leaves Rutland at 100 a. IA.
FARE.
Rutland to New York, So 90
" TO Albany, 20
81 to Hudson, 90
SS-No lay over checks given.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Mail, s2i p. M; accommodation, 1905 p
M; mixed, $40 p. IN. -.z-
&c. WHITE, supt-
Rutland. July II, 1873. d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

q --.- & s . 4. o as 80
FIRE IN BENNINGTON. "A eorrespon-
dent writes A house owned by Jerry
0'Donnel, situated in the south part of
the village, took fire from defective
chimney, about eight o'clock Thursday
evening. An alarm was Immediately
sounded to which the fire department.
promptly responded; but owing to a
false report that the fire was near the
depot, the company started in the
wrong direction, which delayed them SO
much that by the time the fire was
reached the roof was nearly burned; but
when the steamer did begin work it did
good service. Nearly all the furniture
was. saved. The building. was insured
in a company represented by Mr.. A. P.
Childs, for $1,000. Loss about 81, 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
MR.. LINCOLN AND MIR. SEWARD.

The thoughtful and observing people
of this nation Were somewhat surprised
on reading the eulogy of Charles Francis
Adams, upon the great American states
man, William II. Seward, then lately
deceased, to find, him deyoting much
space and great amount of labor to
prove that Mr.. Seward was the superb
or OF Lincoln in intelligence, breadth of
thought and craftsmanship, and that
during the time that Lincoln was con-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
"a Chap With Four Dollars"

Our enterprising contemporary, in
its report of the address of Rev. E.
NJ. Haynes before the Otter Creek Val
ley Association at Wallingford, on Wed
nesday last, makes him say
ga chap with four dollars, doing mod
erately, pays % per cent. in wool and
when he is old, if you sell him for lamb,
will double his first cost.
This is rather fine cyphering of profits
on ga chap with four dollars" 1t is adj
vertiscd that in one hundred years more
the town of Wallingford will have an
other celebration, and by that time the
"chap" will be old enough to "sell for
lamb" and as the Globe folks have sue
ceeded in giving away some papers in
that town. undoubtedly one will be pre-
served, and the mathematicians of that
age will probably offer premium for
some accurate solution of the problem
of the ''chap with four dollars under
the light of an additional hundred years
experience. What Mr. Haynes really
did say was, "a sheep loorh four dol
lars, etc, as can be seen by reading the
report in the HERALD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
written for the Herald.
Interesting Statistics.

The first fulling mill in America was
set up at Rowley, Mass, by John Pear
son in the year 1913.
Samuel Adams, of Cavendish, VT,
was elected justice of the peace in 1925,
and has held that office ever since.
There is taken out and sent off by
rail from Rosie, st. Lawrence county,
N. Y, $4,000 tons of iron ore, and from
Antwerp, jefferson county, 10000 tons,
said to be about so per cent. iron.
The last census shows that agricul-
tural pursuits are most favorable to
longevity, and New Hampshire contains
the largest per cent. over 60 years OF
age of any State in the Union.
The rate per cent. of persons, engaged
in agriculture, over 60 years Of age in
New Hampshire was IS $40; Rhode
Island, II 4-10; Massachusetts, II Ito;
Maine, 16a New York, 151; Connect
cut, IA; Vermont, 194 New Jersey,
IL; Pennsylvania, IL; in no other State
above 8; in Minnesota, Mississippi and
Missouri, 5, and in Texas per cent.
The per cent. of persons over go years
of age, engaged in all occupations, in
Boston is 3: New York city, 1 $40;
Lawrence, Mass, 2 Lowell, 4; Hart
ford, Conn, 8; Cleveland, Ohio, 3;
Detroit, Mich, 4; Chicago, ILL.,, u;
Cincinnati, Ohio, 2; st. Louis, Mo-, Il
Portland, Me-, / Rochester, N. Y, %
Washington, D, c., %. P.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
Schools.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
-.-..#.. CASTLET0N.
Free Tuition Is offered to all who gradn.
ate. and thorough. course.iA branches re-.
quiiad by the State, together with theory
and practice. of teaching.
REV. X. q. WILLIAMS.
nlh22deOd&w1v ..kSs ,Principai
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
List of PateuIs

Issued from the United States patent
Office to Vermont inventors, for the
week ending September %, 1878. Re
ported for the Rutland HERALD by
Charles A. Shaw, solicitor of patents
and counsellor in patent suits, no Ire
mont street, Boston.
John T. Hawkins, Salisbury, Vt,
tool for making button mOulds.
Charles G. Gould, Windham, VT; gun
cleaner.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

SUDDEN DEATH. Horace Barney, an
old resident of Rutland, died very sud
denly yesterday, at his residence near
the fair grounds. He has been sick for
some time, but was on the street a few
days ago. His family noticing, yester-
day, that he was worse than usual, sent
for physician near by, but before he
could get to him, Mr.. Barney was dead.
SUCCESSFUL HUNr.-A party of five
gentlemen, prominent citizens of Wor-
cester, Mass, who, in company with J.
H Thomas of Orwell, have been enjoy
ing three days hunt inthe Adircndacs,
passed through here Saturday, on their
way home with four fine looking spcci-
mems of venison and two handsome
fawns which they were SO fortunate as
to capture alive. Ton deer in all We're
taken against eight brought in by the
same party last year. ........ ...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

"A very pleasant wedding occurred
at Cornwall on Tuesday evening last, the
parties being Mr.. VIM, F.. Lewis OF
Brandon, and Miss Julia E. Holley OF
Cornwall The guests to the number Of
seventy commenced arriving early inthe
evening, at the residence of the brides
mother, and al s. O'Clock the marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr. Roberts, of the Episcopal church
at Brandon, in very happy and i'm
prcssfye manner. The bride was given
away by the Rev. s. w Magili of Corn
wall. After the usual congratulations,
elegant refreshments were served. AT
a side table We're seen numerous elegant
and costly presents, which the many
friends of the fair bride had brought as
tokens of their esteem and friendship.
The happy couple left for New York
city on the II p. m. train, with the best
wishes OF. all in attendance. at the we'd
ding. Brandon Union. ~ - 49,.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

The Salem Press says there is a
lady in Whitehall whose weight is over
400 pounds, and whose daily food con-
.sists of nothing but raw egg and a
pruae. i. Ri .~,.t~- ..|'.@
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

CoRrRN AND TON ArrEN C'HAiLESGE.
In reply to the sweeping challenge
from Tom Allen to fight Joe Coburn for
SIS, 600 a side AMI the championship of
the world in three months, in West Yir-
GINA or Canada in four months, for
from 50, 800 to $4,000, and as soon as
Allen sends $3.50 to Geo. Wilker or
Flank Queen he will cover the amount,
and arrange a place of meeting to sign
articles All Alien has to do now is to
send on the forfeit, Rutland Globe.
The above was taken from the second
page OF. our contemporary, where the
CHIEF writes all the editorials. VIII
some one interpret it, and tell us what
will be done when Allen sends GA the
forfeit 2. s..... ..-t....- ..... ~. ~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

John Fritz and George Fritz; rolling
mills Patent Sept. 81, 1859
Tyler Howe; bed Stats. Patent Sept.
81, 1859.
Edward c. Knight; mode of arrang-
ing couChes in cars. Patent Sept. %.
1899.
James A. Lowe; water traps. Patent
Sept 81, 1859.
Abbott Q. Ross burglar alarm. Pat
ent Sept. 81, 1859.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

Tho fayoritc drive for two hours Ia Ocean
avenue, from the Ocean hotel, over the
bridge past tho Presidents cottage. The
snowy teams arc the four-ln-hand OF Colonel
Charles II. Dcleyan, Of Albany, drawn BY
four FLOODED black horses, with gold-mounted
harness; Edwin adams, with his fast-paced
Joe; DR.. Wright, In two-seated csrriagc,
drawn by one horse, young Dinsmore, with
fine bay mare; young Tom Murphy 10 max
ing for Dinsmore with his stylish cream
colored mare; John Hoey, with his family,
In heavy coach drawn by stylish bays; ex-
Collector. Murphy, with his team Of chest
nuts, and coachman dressed In gorgeous ly-
cry; John Lester Wallack, In q handsome
coach, accompanied by his wife and sons;
Mr. and Mrs. Sewcll, (ieo Miss Wallack, In
u covered box wagon, drawn by grays; the
President riding. slowly. accompanied BY
Gen. Dent, Mrs. Grant and Jesse; Miss NELLIE
Grant. In u low basket phaeton, driving two
spirited black ponies; Theodore Moss, with 1
handsome gray and black, and light coach
and his Ave little girls In their two-seatet
phaoton, drawn by two bob-tail black ponies
Larry Jerome, In q light wagon drawn by
fast sorrel John Chamborlin, In drnt
drawn by bays; and 80 the ride goes on 70
two hours, and with the weather cold enough
last evening for heavy wraps and coats.
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/. -w.I Cd LONDON Dr1tg..
ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
..... ORGANIZED t72OJ .',.t
Cnsh Assets, tGeid,) st3,234,42J.
lHSuRts AGAINST Loss " FIRE. .
Hart & Bishop, Agents,
sb2i-eoSm SIT seven b s,re,t.
PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs ron FLOUR.

\. OrYIcE PuRoHAsise DKPor O. g.,
ONAHA, hkB., June ~. 1s79. 4
Sealed propns Ais in dnplic tie. will bs received Of
o daS n pa s sSs
;,i.s,nce Dspsrtisnt ynited STATE. ATp{. The fol
.ists.ss ,torebonss In Omaha. Esb., by the Dth u
go bsrrcls OF xxx winter. wheat Flour.
double sacks unside strong tvilled cotton,
containing M ibs. net, - - -
80 barrels Of Xxx sprfny. wheat Flour.
ibs0o pounds OF Xxx sprtDg-wheat flou I'm square
.. double sacks, linside strong tutlled cotton.
'i' outside gunny well sewed aud corners tied.
Samples must accompany proposals. spd be n
lsTed 70 therein Freight on samples should DO
;Sq marked
Prep ais viii be received subject to the usual
conditions, hsrctofore published. Proposals should
ONCE. j. W, BARRI0ER,
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DRopOsAIs PoR COAL.
GSy.s,HnsI Ho.rIT4I Sos IHr Iss.sK.,

GovKRrnKNr HOSPITAL ron THE IEsAxEl
EkAn MAsHINoros. p. o., June %, ls7a
RIs..nos q ;yeh 6.ddsrs . chooss q attend, %
toEs;, q ~ lSs ssch, % Ps.t IunoEmins blu:
TN. 6ss .O5s5 q saso p, sch, q bed white -.
o. shs uIHsE ao.P,tl .h.rf, ne delivery o com.
lance Pf Any prego.al. and 70 y continusd Il he
until the whole amount advertised for Ia delivered
The coal will be received IN strict accordance with
the set approved July II. ls7o Payments Of ninety
90 yer cent Of the smount dine for escn cargo viii
amount q coal engaged to be delivered In accord.
furnish coal = sbovs vii b eossiser.d SSisss
the true name 10 given In the offer By which ths
coal bidder proposes 70 furnish = best known in
dealer or miner: and the successful bidder musl
that he agrees TO furnish Oilers viii be received
from the same person or company TO furnth either
bItuminous or anthracite coal alone, both kinds
Of coal BIDS will be considered binding for ave ~
DAY. t,ay., .ftsr tpe IN o. July and tho Isht dis
made. 4 IN the Judsinent "a the Superintendent
jekeoaw q. II. NICHOLS. Stunt.
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.3l7D PROPOSALS.

PRorosAISsu i EoH 7 PENETRATION eysPaII AT FORT
... Uprip SrArss EsoLyxrn 0yyfcy.l
oon h Ssr gos AZ J es \. ia
Proposals yill BE- received q this once until noon
81 Il. ssn tx 6 iSs r. q.
vs y rye, sns % ~. q
iE. 81. q s fs....r. Dr,s.; NJ. dss y
pRQPpsAls FOR BHAp.sTosEs FOR MA
HoSAb MILITARY TWs .sbIfns1ns,r,
ouAsrr.sA.I.. osssslls S..ss.
propo... or. inyis. ad ,of fnru.siss
81; y :S:; i: isi$s
osmsisriss y spp.pvsd YsSTusry y ~: and ihs
:Ssi g q Zone .eS 3 sses dssss
y.irhs Z. shsl assg them IN gI.o. When ~. md I'd
s..rdsa u ihs secrsisryy q war. siisr s,.ty Day.
e n ten g, s
sSSsss: Il: 4 J:
hsrsey foT IA gurgo,s out q
Sa 4. s.ss...:s WI AZ. sss aslsfins AZ, 81
& az "a ;; sps 30 :ss
~ :S.i PROVIDE .. iaSn;;Sins IA ..,.ins =. iss
oeed :hs sum hereby .pprOpr.a'sd-
The so.sl nlmeer % be furnished /, estimated At
.Spceincstions. describing In detail the standard
MED by 'he Secretary q Mar, can 30 bad on az.
inep viii b placed on eshibiuon within few days.
RHi i.s5 81 6 o. ~ ss S.;
ssrm.stsf GENERA q ne AMy. IN yscss oili s.
saturday. September 8, is'a, commencing st II
By order Of tho Secretary of war;, ,s,,,u.
on.,,.,u..,., a., ~. Mo; MEIqs
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THE MARKETS.


FINANCIAL AND oo"
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.s ~ s%rcR; mss H.ed ss:'s. ssr s;rs e.
yu 49, ~ eSrs n. ,,,,nn, yisx; bnited
s Sssss s% ~ ~ o,ur.a ii.,s; United States
Ss vr,i ser, s,'e comps sSy 'ssss s
Sas ss Rsi n si., II. st., L.Pe i Shore snd
Niehtsan seqtsst2. ~; U, .on PsscinS: q: Nm s5S
f. D 10y: aiissufss and u Pssl 'rsll.osd,
,,nSSses ny; Columbus ohlcAso and Indiana zen.
'f r.sid ;;s. @
ITT Bai,i.srs Markets. a..a
ss z. iy sna W. po,s rsssr
dons gslss fsp ;s T ~. ws.s tern ~
800 do ~ Ezra 4, ss'sse ~ ~ a. n, a
ESs.id sIisss AZ: y p Psr sSE .s,s. $500 .na
,h nc Shef ny S,o. sos
sc,Ssl. q -! o., new sale, y bp o..
q FIG "a ala s. nd SO bushels old Western amber
IyousSs?n continues in very Ugh, supply,
b fos Ws.n III sh eG sosi h q Hhss L rss s
RI Viii: y Y csss: s.S e1ss;i: ysiiSS do. sfsS
No d. MI cents, both on track: soy 90 mise .i
CONT S per Su.hsl, ''H''' -aa ''." '''e.'a $3.50
eay Sales sS bushels i sPn,hs q "a 81 ~
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DRoPosAI.s FOR TOBACCO.
UNITED STATES Army BUILDING
OrSIcE or ConnIssAnY OF syBsisTENcE,

UNITED bIATEH ARMY
orSIeK or cohnJ.sAsy OF syIsisTnscE.
Sealed proposals. In duplcate, will be received 81
nDhIpg for the United staiss army aity tboarand
pounds Of Tobacco. with the power OF increasips
ne s,ponni nfty thousand pounds II desired by the
Tho proposals will state accurately, in dstsil, the
Qualify and hind Of Tobscco, it, history, II any,
= % ~ he~pinf qualities IN hot climates lp trans.
Eortaton. Of whai leaf; asto stock year and CURING
the wrappsr and filer Il made vhether the binder
70 usedi what casing In used. and when, where and
how 70 be manufactured; In what hind Of pack agv
put up for al pmsnt, and whether machine or hand
The Tobacco to be made In plugs. Weighing full
half pound each. and 70 equal The best grade Of
army or navy Tobacc ; not to be lower In quality
than the samples 70 be soen 81 the once Of the De-
pot Commisaary, New York city
The Tohsoco 70 DO packed In boxes tceddies) 70
ooptAin tveptyo bounds, nsl esch, and the bo1es
. a. an " r ~
me ToSscoo propossd % bs must sseo ~
p~ny the PROPOSALS, and be referred to therein No
grade, will be entertained. The samples 90 fur.
nished will be paid for Il fair ct atss. deemed
safe,sn, good quality for sales to roops. II ths
aaireS e sIomins sna he FoS.seo IN ,Ss
leaf, IN the course Of manufacture and when
Two suretiss who will agree to guarantee the eIs-
cuon Of the contract aceordns TO its true intent
and moaning, aud who will enter into bond 10 the
qgited. will slsn BIDS y veil :. DE proposer.
WILLIAM W. BURNS,
Major and O. B., u, H. A.
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BREsNAEAn.-on the 9th instant. JsHr BHEs.
hel.llyss and friends q the family .re resrect
r. sidence uss First .treet. between and L north
west, Friday, 1T 4 O'Clock .. IN. .......-.'-
FAY,-At the residence 81 his uncle. L. B. Allyn
80 street northw est, .ts::o ocloct D. m. on The
9TH instant, after brief illness Of ten days ~ tn
hsrculo.,s, EPwnsspc X: SSly Grn.,nins child q
years. ak month. and twelve cay.:
Hs rems,ns will be taken 70 westboro'. Mass.
Tor in'erment B.,
NoRRIs,--on the 10th ir.tant, ct AIS O. M. Eliza
TipInos, wife OF John j. Norris, esq |. and uAuYn
ter o. the late John Phihip., o. S.rf.Is p: "A, =,
street orihwcst on Trid.y. the lith instsnt, at
oDONNELL- On the 9Th instant, Mrs, BrIpar1
O'DosrkLL, native Of Ireiand. aged eighty ,foul
Friends Of tho family are respectfully invited I.
Friday sfternoon, At her sons residence, on
street. between Third and fourandahai south
west. . .' ". 10. .
BURNS --ou the 10th instant. MISnIE II cni,
child OF George n, aud Harriet NJ. Burnr, sge,
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited !,
attend the funeral Al the residence ~ her PARENTS
No, ts1 @ street southwest, on Saturday, tho 1911
instant, ate ~ .. m p. ... #O
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DRoPosAIs roR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
L sEjtssI PEF k MES{Sfs RAPIDS or THE mis-.

sealed proposals. n dapies,s. vi & fsseiy.a ..
fos s; un % ug II fc cf S: 81
Iequirsd ior ~ eiesystiop and smSsnim enl and
iocf ssd canal and the ehsnpe a the entrances C
s shs ssnal nov In psooe,: Of cqn.trqctifn around
Tho usual conditions viii Be observed
Tns rshs !. resssysa 70 reject any and ~ bids:
posais ard ruarantes and ali information can b.
obtained By personal Application 81 this Once. and
~ gcr.on. are requested 70 visit the work before
PToposals must BE- made on the blank forms fur
pished from this once, and must be accompanied
By satisfsctory evidence that the rartie- have the
nl.ens and are ready 70 bestn and nnish the work
fropossis. Win copy n the specifications and
printed guarantee sisned by Of least two rcsponsl
indoE.cd ProPossls for Labor On Guard tocf, Bee
sio %,,s TSsh and Channel EIcsv.iioSSsM .coMn
oISs q " 8 Ssas,
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SuPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Francis Mohun esai. .', -

Charles W. Perkins et AlN -, =,
Upon consideration OF the report Of the trustee
10 this case, Ia ordered, this frst day OF Judy A
p iss that the hale made on the 9Th day OF juno,
hrmet. unless sause 70 the contrary be shown IN
2r before the hrst Tuesday Of September, A. p,
1873: Provided, the purchase money therefor be
paid 70 the trustee and copy Of this order be In
serted In come p.p-r printed In Washington, d, O.,
once in each OF three successive weeks before the
naid hrst Tuesday OF September. BY an Asrse
ment q the as reported by the trustee, the
nslenuAni, PERKINS, has hereby cave to set aside
the sa,d sale upon bringing to the court pur
sheter who will pay tbs sum OF ave thousand nv,
trustee states the amount Of sale TO be hYo thouSAnt
| dOllRnA
| AtruA COPY, H. J. MEIGS, Clerk kc
' lyaW3w II, J, MEIoH, JT,, Assistant Clerk
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE.

EpaRTEa QFTIcf, U, 3. AhsYJ
NEWPORT, L. J., June ~, ls7A \
Sealed proposals viii be received al this ONCE
untll 10 \, H. on the 18Th day Of July. isI1, for
granite for III sakwatsr, la HyAnniH ia rbor, MAse
SPECIFICATIONS in reward TO the WORK and blank
forIns for pTopprais and guaranty Nll 10 efpt on
application to this ONCE. q. X. WAAREN,
Major Of Engineers, pvt- Major en-. o. b. a.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
hs:. va & & ss q &. & .sd "a 4 il
n.s. M "a sD Il A =. sss 81 90 Sunday.

FOB ANNAPOLIS
Ase@ m An9 fSoR pa oAsf6Sr Ri % Sunday.
Alto p. m. but not on sunday. H.
SUNDAY TRAINs l.
from Baltimore The - stopping al Relay and
81 Relay only; the ~ p M, without stops t6s Z
FTS% ws.hInaen;sfhss sSS !. p. i ~ sna
md The y. m q kslay only; and the $50 .. m.
At all stations south Of Annapolis Junction.
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
FONTS =
:, AZ $40 Am; and ~ and - p. m. Returning leave
Point OF kocks At SIS and 1855 q. m. and is b. IN
arriving 1t Washington at % and ~ :. m. and
y..hnson s..aen Teis. of,se i ii hour q j. s.
.ysnus f..s.psers Iaiohssins ucists q he Ave
called for and CHECKED a their residence tsisn q
ne deP2s sp Wy qt i1t9 Ne bsSs.se az
THos, r. SHARP.
Aasasr q TIansportatten.
General Ticket Agent
GEO. u. KOONTZ,
I'D General Afent Xaahtnstnu
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u RoP0sAIs FOR STEAM sL00Ps-oF.wAR.
humane, co,,,,uoHS,noyrT De- hsr..rl

obkkAb VI kOrbTkuCNioH AND hkFAIks
wAsntsoTos. June u, liza
Sealed proposals will be received ~ this bureau
until q o'cioch. pcon August !. is15 for the con
live oak timber. Of the hull Of steam sloop war
Of about ~ tons ncasurems1t, complete for sea
seIyice Plans and .pccincations In detail for the
hull ,hoSinf the SorL 20 be done may Be sep and
once Ct the Navy Yards At Philadelphia, Brooklyn,
ghn nm ssd kit'ery on and after Tho 9Th Of
Tbe hull must DO completed IN Al respects 40.
,eri.l; must be e she ees, Quality Ard The wotk
dsliyered At ,uch Navy Yard The Atiatic coast
the Department may direct In eight months from
The date and signing Of the CONTRACT
Payments WIN DO made a. the work PROGRESSES In
proportionate amounts, rcservin9 tho usual PER.
csnt.se until the nnsi completion AND acceptance
The ia. must be accompanied with the suaran.
tee required by law. that the contract 10 awarded
will be promptly executed, and the names Of the
Y ne s e e Ss oo sas rs III z 3:
| Ths Department. reserves the RICH, to ACCEPT or
tejscs any q AZ Dids which. in il OPINION are NOT
| Bids viii only b accepted from parties who are
| facilities for doing The work iedaMtd~
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wAsHINaroS XNp NEW YORK.

Hereafter He ins steamships. Il q,
xsss 4su tsa w Ss2ah p5lR RfPs S -
wXsiiiNaT ron. and SE6RfdEToWa,
every Saturday atAp IN, Leave aeorsetown every
Friday. ALL M, aud Alexandria tho same day -
L. = = -
FOR full information, spply to X p. A. DENHAM,
Asent ottce and wharf fool pf High street ae0rss.
Now York Avenua. J. W. THOMP8ON,
tsiIu ....... epvs~fdant.