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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-10

?OV,UUU NUNIH UT VLUTHINU
saved from the Boston fire, and shall the sale
Of them tomorrow. The stock made up by first
class Boston house, and enabled to dispose of
at - per cent below the actual cost We offer
substantial bargains in Clothing. This large stock ad-
ded to our own, makes the largest aud comp te
assortment of Clothing ever offered in this city. 1e
name in part some of the goods:
CHILDRENS 0YERC0ATS sc to 5 g.
500 BOYS ONERCOATS ,.......,.. 400 TO IL
LOCO YOUTHS ONERCOATS..... 100 to 10.
MEMS 0NERCOATS. ............ 100 to 20.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-10

FLOUR AND SAW MILLS STORES,
HOTELS, SMITH and WHEELwRIGIITS SHOPS,
TANNERIEs, HOUSES and LOTS, &c,
conveniently located in villages and country places
many of them on the line of the Railroad now be-
ing made from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
Having had many years experience in the business
he can give useful information to any desiring
purchase in this part of Maryland, being located imme-
daely between the two great cities of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, with convenient access to both.
10 All communications promptly answered.
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CIIILDREN'S ovERCOATs, $50 to So
BOYS 0VERCOATS, - to $40.
MEMS 0VERC0ATS, 81 to SIS.
BOYS SUITS. 81 to $40.
YOUTHS SUITS, So to Sl5
MEMS SUITS, SO to SIS.
We have increased corps OF statesmen 80 as to be
able 10 wait on all as promptly possible during the
sale of these goods
j. II. SMITH s. Co.,
Marble Hall Clothers and Taors
dec27-1y As and SO West Baltimore st.
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Boston, November ~, 1872.
Messrs. ]. H. SMITH& CO.,
Dol&Sr,ox

Yours of the 25th at hand, and have concluded to
consign stock Of CLOTHING saved from the fire to
you and have shipped per fast freight TW ENTY CASES
and will forward the balance of stock fast your
sales justify it. Yours, respectfully
RAlNSF0RD, KILB0URN WALDO.
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Trustees Sale.

N pursuance of decree of the Circuit
L Court for Hartford county, as Court of
Equity, the subscriber as trustee will offer
at Public Sale, at the Court Heuse door, in
Bel Air, on
Tuesday, October 18th, '73
at 12 o'clock, NJ, all That
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REFERE Noes.

Judge James L. Bartol, Annapolis; Judge Richard
Grason, Towsontown Judge James d. Waters, Bel
Air; Hon. W. b. Stephenson, Hartford Co.. Hon. Ii. D.
Farnandis Bel Air; Hon. Stevenson Archer BET Air
Hen Chas, II. Phelps Baltimore; Hon. John ii. Price
Hartford county; Henry W. Archer. ESQ., Bel Air j. NJ
street,, Esq, Bel Air. P. II. Rutledge Esq Bel Air
III. Clay Dallam, Esq Baltimore.
JANUARY, 1877.
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d EGISTRATION.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
DISTRICT
The undersigned officer of Registration
appointed for the 4th Election District OF
Hartford county, in compliance with the
Registration Act passed by the Legislature
of 1870, hereby gives notice that he will at
tend at his office in
JARRETTSVILLE,
in accordance with the 10th section of said
act, on the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-10

1878, being the 9th and 2Sth days OF
said month, and will remain each day from
8 o'clock, A. NJ, until O'clock, p. NJ, for
the purpose of correcting the book of regis
tration according to the provisions of said
law.
VIM. II. DIVERS,
sep2G Register.
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square yards two coats.

o
IFeddatWut,
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Mr.. e. i. Kniyht-Dedr Sir: / have been IL.
Paint, and am happy to say that it gives entire
to whom have furnished it for other painters to
mont, Mills, TO whom | furnished the Bradley Pa
permission to use his name in recommending so
with me as to the durability of your most excelle
do will look to their advantage and apply Bradle
rable paint now in use. 1t holds its gloss longer
Yours, truly,
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to tina
months
In
Cor Fayee ndS PaulS Batiuo
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r. hmigh EqDer
A. H.
Ceswell P. o. Hartford county, 9th,
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IL
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST DIS.
TRICT.

in accordance with the 10Th section of said
act, ON the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-12
Nellie wasernan a.d Her Dog.

IRON tue roW Orleann flcAyune.l
In the private album of the chief OF police,
where all the celebrated woman's pictures, or
''mugs Of the Molls" attached to the rogues'
gallery arc kept, there are many striking
faces; some fair, beautiful and proud, others
soft and delicate, others plnched and sharp,
while again arc those intellectual and with
the stamp Of refinement and wealth. Mollie
Waterman's picture IL none Of these. II Is
that Of plain, cold woman, just like that Of
o stetue would be, with her black hair folded
back and bound around her head, while her
dress Of rich black Ia caught. by the throat
with q heavy clasp.
By her side, with Its head In her lap, and
It's Intelligent eyes looking eagerly into her
face, Is a black-and.tan terrier dog Of medium
size and with plain collar.
singular picture TO sec In . gallery Of
thieves, yet probably the most singular pair
found In the long lines OF faces.
Mollie Waterman never stole herself. She
trained her dog. Going into store, she Sc.
lectsd various costly laces, jewelry, &C., and
looking at them placed them back with Q
particular motion OF her hand, shortly going
out OF tho store. The dog remained, and
scizing the article when tho showman's back
was turned, made with It to her room, wher,
1t was received by Mollio and the dog re-
warded.
| For years she piled this with success, until
one day the dog was caught there. I'm
needing OF herself, she surrendered, implor
Ing for the life Of her favorite.
The pictures Of tho two were, however
taken together, and then the dog was killed
the body being inhumanly thrown into thu
cell where the woman lay.
30 the police left them; but when they no
turned with the morning, sho was found dead
poisoned by her own hand, lying with he
steadfast friend. ..
There was rude inquest, Of course-a cor
oner and . Joking crowd-but when the tw'
were tumbled Into their old box, out into tn
Potter's Field, there were closed out foreye
two who might be an example to many lovin
i friends,
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The part attacked by the disease Is the vi.
cinity Of the upper air passages Of the nos
trils, which become innamed, secretlng thin,
Irritating fluid. This 10 accompanied by
sneesing, headache, fever and prostration,
all Of them being more or less violent, accord
ing TO the susceptibility Of the patient. Some
times several weeks elapse before the sufferer
gets rid Of tho malady, and occasionally Its
influence 10 felt until cold weather sets In.
In England the disease has been supposed to
be caused In some way by an effiuvium pro-
duced by the hay harvest. More recently,
however, II IL believed to be caused by
"yibriones," as microscopical examination
Of the nuid discharged from the nostrlls Of Q
person suffering from the disease detected
the presence Of minute infusorial animalculs
of that description. The gentleman who
claims TO have made this discovery describes
himself as sufferer from "hay fever" fol
twenty years, but ia now entirely relieved
from the malady. His cure Is to get satur'
ated solution Of quinlne In water, In the pro
portion Of one part Of quinine to 740 Of water
lie down upon his back, dip Q small cameli
hair brush Into the solution, and apply tn,
brush to the inside Of the nostrils, moving
the head about gently, 30 as TO make sur,
that the fluid reaches all parts Of the nostrils
until II Is felt In the throat, He describe
the relief as immediate, and says that thre
applications day, when threatened by re
turn Of the disease, Is sufficient to prevent
| return
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-12

Since the great nre in Chicago between 300
and 800 persons have been adjudged insane In
the courts Of Cook county, Illinois. Com
menting upon one class Of patients, the CHI
cage Tribune says! "The great ire Is rcspon-
sible for the delhroned reason Of eleven per
sons. In one instance 1t was downright fright,
aud consequent exhaustion, mental and ply
sical; In another 1t was exposure to cold and
damp; IN another II was loss Of property and
Inevitable restitution; In another 1t was loss
Of relatives; and so on. Yet the number Ia
not so great US one would suppose who on the
morning succeeding the great calamity
watched those helpless women and children
upon the dismal prairies, In the lake, 10 the
gravcyards, hiding behind tho friendly tomb
stones, or crouched imploringly on church
steps, awaiting for the bread the world sent
them TO place In tho eager mouths of thcii
starving little ones. Not so great, one would
suppose, who watched for an entire weei
after the conilagratlon the wild faces Of mer
with great robust frames afraid TO meet tn,
eyes Of their wives and children because they
had no homes to which TO bdng them. No
so great, indeed when wealth gave place I,
poverty, and luxury to utter want; when pal
, aces were turned Into nook In row Of bar
racks--a spot, for the matter Of that, beneatl
: an indulgent sidewalk, or 4 suite Of rooms Il
q stray -four barrel"
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING sLooP-oF-
L WAR AT KITTERy, NAVY YARD.
NAVY DEPARrMRsT,l
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND RYrAn.

Proposals will be received at this Bureau until 10
O'Clock IN on the LIST day OF September next from
euildsrs or mechanics qualified TO do the work for
the raising, framing. and ribboninR plAnkng fToIh
keel TO rail- ceiling, including keelsons, clamps,
spirkettns. and battery, To rail, putting In decks,
including all bits, kc., putting on main and ham.
meek rails, channels aud chains. building store.
rooms. magaEinc and lockers, Joiner work inside
and out calking nd scraping building quarter
ssleries and setting head, and painting conpieie,
OF soop-of-war OF about 80 tons The materials.
tools and facilities for doing the work will be fur
nished by the Government
The Chief OF the bureau Of Construction and Re-
pair will be at the Kittery yard on Wednesday,
the auth Of August next, and IN connection with the
Naval Constructor OF that ward viii meet persons
string to make proposals for the work above men
| toned, and will give all necessary explanations
/ concerning the work to be DONE and IN regard To
the character Of the materials toOls, aud facilities
/ to he furnished by tho Government
| Plans and spccihcatiuns may he seen and exam.
ined by applying to the Commandment Of the Kittpry
navy yard after August |, lhlA
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THE MARKETS.


FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
;ey.,,, ~ F'"a'y'va"ia as~s: osS i..a .~..i'.
tinted states %. issl, coupon. isok United states
eo.pon, liIsi, Unitca states sg's. IS. coyEan,
Ilsh; Uni..a state sogs. new. IS, corCon, n,,sj
s sss is 6Sissa s,s. n per esnis T
rs: :i'' Sqa SsSI zs.%:
we.ls Fargo SGs LsGre.s y; A@e gnn.n nv.
II S:s fSTs N assr snd mss:2n hs
~ flaS,: Ssss s:'.SsP sa$ gs!;
To-; ri Ml..qis s and San ss Paul mS Als;siss
snd PiS prsrsrfd IN w.e snS &o Tss
III Ss t SSo md H. Sssss ss snS
81 q: $rai: s;:. Sdss ": sss
S;s :S i|f s;i;; s' ''''
Baiti-srs Markets.
-BAIr1noas. August II : f,re.d.tnSs : n9qI r.. :,
Tho marhet for flou1 10 steady. with good Local
sss. one essnsSs s Od.g snogn.sa q SS!s
WEN !; ss'ss Z aSss ; sns i q ho.:eJ
s.S: H. ss.S. sss:a , .ss z; ~;
XII 81! 7loo do prime 70 choice amber at tL7Vt3
"a &. g .ss ma asnfs s dS sSSs
ssles wers 800 bushels Psnnsylysni red Il siSJIs
co.. ny ar S q sss 70 d.y q 400 su.h.!.
esnts. The receipt. o. southern today were sbeu!
white cent, and sSa 40 yslcS 4 9 , cent
sss: ssfS sS' %s:s
2y."ws learn Of sales Of 100 bushels Maryland a
ssn'. .Pa az aSS &c IIl 4oow aaans
nay 10 .ifict a. issii cents, .nd ios fdp.Iy i
ss,Srdsy' we're isi bales. sssin.t i.isi balls. d.
s =. e. S az last week Tho ''oeh ~ all ports
fs,'.'oss.-The marie, for. Gut Meats continues
very strong. with an upward tendency in prices
esn: u. s sa fpSs.,, y. e. e "
and bacon 81 10 cent. ri shouiders, Iiks,,IlIs
SAM sss cents foF ss%uasSs, And work cent.
ihsss none Offering Hams a. sr o. STEADY :, III
nSnsas; GS's ssx e cseis Tor fsr%sr and s
s' Par 6, s.. psfs RsSp
stiIl quote Il siss siSso Tor hsh, and heavy.
s.savs.-we quoie prices te.day q follows, yii
f eFlP e sSoa ss SSs EnssS
No, 4. sSssX cents; Porto hico s.9cery sh!si.
Th: stock on hand here Is iS.iiS hHds'. sSs boxes
fair demand for Or H, q !, Vine " ::
SssasS cents,
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A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
ffr GREAT AkEF ~ AEEEa SSp TONIC WA

4Lkso oE hAEhASA-
d s va 4. ss9
pes.snt and ne r.trest from ne oPPIs.siys hss.
u the SSps Sf SndinS Il nc renoystins inaus1es:
q b y.s. NJ .Ssa q q
sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
thirteen miles from staunton. Virginia, where th,
wssers which include me three d,.anet ei.s.es n
bsa o.S Ss assrsa foT thssep parpossa 'n
These sPr,nss are highly medicinal and hay,
value = @edisih.l sss1g . .stsstsa ~ the mSs
aad ~
H9ss
ssa,snts 81 sanine ana tS.n y,
ss snS e snd
sninsns The water. q thsse Springs admit Of
w, SsronaS b S sna p pnsa%op., dy.psp.
liver dtsea.e chronic disrrhsa and dysentsry. con
osas c;uisnssss Sssses .srsas. sfgspss.
neuralgia, and in most cases ali dissssss Of mnlnu
here ior q reasonable .isnEtS o. time No et6s
Offers superior stirsctons either u the healthy an
Der, diysrsihsd properties and great remedial Vi
Totsl s Ss..el. Various mean
| Of recreation and amusement. .,
Bosrd-Per day. sabo; per weak. sb; Per month
TT The Hotel is nov open for yiaitors: .,,-...
miles to the Springs BY o'Toois's stage and hso
Passengers from Baltimore, No. w.shti,nstop,
On the mosains SSrs S Se,sh stribns sprn'
Ior circular containing .n.iy.is Of he water
e oarss sSa nssS
jyi2-eOlm striblins Springs, Va,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-12

In biddins for delivery 81 more than one post.
bidders will make separate proposals. for each,
The grain must BE- well cured, sound. free from
good merehantsble quality "a every respect and
corn and barley. not more than 100 nor less than
80 pounds, and Of bran not more than " pounds-
Bidders must state the kind Of grain they propose
70 fprnish- Preference will be given TO American
Delivery Of the grain 10 be commenced on or be-
fore III required by the United states) the nrst day
OF December, isfS, and 70 be completed In four
n.onths. onb fourth Of the entire quantity, con
trActed for 10 be delivered monthly,
Delivery Of the bran 70 be commenced on or he.
fore ~ required by the United states) the rat day
Of February, 1874, and TO be completed in four
months. one fourth monthly.
Proposals for furnishing any quantity Of tho sup
plies less than the whole amount required at the
posts named will be entertained
The right 10 reserved by the UNDERMINED TO re-
ect any or all bids and also toincreAse Diminish
BY one Fourth, at any time within thirty days DO
fore the expiration Of the contract the quantities
aood and snficient bonds will be required from
ths So n re for the prompt and faithful fuh
making proposals.
| Blank PROPOSALS may be had upon application a
| the Office OF the Quartermastet's Department q
| either Of the posts named, or at this Office,
| BY authority OF the District Commander
Deputy o M General U. s. a. CHIEF 6a. rSsi
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ID RoPosAIs FOR ENCLOSURE WALLS AT
i NATIONAL MILITARY CEMEIERIEs.
ogAnrnnMAsIER GESEntL'l

7
WASHINGTON, u. o., Jaly Ia, l57a
Sealed proposals, In tripcate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached To each Will be received 1T
This ONCE until SATURDAY., hugupt 10, Of noon,
for the following work at the National Military
IDciosure walls Of brick stone at Poplar Grove.
Petersburg. and Yorktown, Va,
Copies u plans and specifications may be seen At
this Once, and at the Assistant QuArtermaster's
once at Fort Monroe, Va.
GERS. and strict compliance with the terms Of the
contract will be required. -.
Envelope containing proposals will be indorsed
proposals for permanent inclOsures for National
Cemeteries," and addressed TO the QuArttrmAster
iiy order Of the Quartermaster General.
A. J; MoG0pSEIGLE,
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~ kUpUsAIs FOR TIE PROSECUTION OF
THE WORK OF fopN
pkkff ER ro h2 4hh 2fimkSyfMrS2Tf G 81 A.
i UAsT.iRoN COLUMNS AND PILhsTERs
b2ps Ihgt SET sIAAITEss, WAR AS \ NAVY

wAsHIsaroS, ~ o, Augu I, is7G
Sealed proposals Will be received at this once,
until u m. August ~ isi3, Tor furnishing. nt,inS
and delivering the Castiron FRAMES required for
Columns and PilAsters required for the basement,
hrrt, second and third stOfes Of the east wing Of
the new State, War and Navy Departments build.
ing. at Washington, ID. O.
Copies Of the drawings. apecihcat,ons and sched.
ule may be had on application at this office.
line loot for tho various items OF work A. called
The work viii not DO subdivided among different
bidders, but will be considered In the aggregate.
The whole Of the window frames must be com.
pleted within two months from date Of acoeptanee,
| one month, the remainder as may DO requires by
| the progre.s OF the work.
| Payments will be made on the delivery and &C.
ceptanee Of the work. deducting ten PER cent until
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, in
the sum Of I'VE thousand dollars (sS.UO) that the
bidder will accept aud perform the contract, ~
| awarded him, the suficency Of the security to be
certified by the United States judge, clerk OF tho
United states court or the district attorney Of the
or ali bid. II Il be doomed for the interest Of the
| Government to do so: and any bid that Ia not made
on the printed form, to be obtained ut this ONCE.
| aud does not conform In every respect with tho
terms Of the adyertsement will not be consider
who are not YES engaged in the manufacture
Of castiron work, and who have not the necessary
i facilities for getting out the work.
All bids must be inclOsed In q sealed envelope,
| and Endorsed "Prnposalr for Castlron Work" Of
South and Ea;, , wlinss New STATE. wSr and Navy
/ dressed 10 A. u, MULLETT,
| Ausi.iN Supervising Architect.
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DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

QuAlrERMAsTER'sO FfIcE,l
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY,
WEST PoIsT, y. Y. August l, 1874
Written proposals will be received until Septem.
her l. s73 for the delivery on the north wharf, at
West Point Of the following quantities OF coal OF
fUR s6PPIY OF ouARTERMAsTER's DE-
PARTMENT.
so tons go pounds per toni stove size, Pitston.
30 tons ts,sto pounds per tom egs size t.aeka'
FoR SUPPLY OF uNITED, STATES MILITARY
TOO tons Ca.sio pounds per toni egg size, Laeka.
wanna
100 tons Ca.s,o pounds per toni stove size. Lacka
wanna.
no tons 9.aD pounds per toni chestnut size, Lack
Name Of coal and price Of each kind stated sepa.
rAtely.
The coal must be delivered between the 10th day
September and the auth day OF October next,
be furnished.
Proposals to be addressed TO. -
Military Academy
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d RoPosALs FOR FRAME BUILDINGS.
OFrtcE or CHIEF QuARrERMAsrER.
Fmsr QUARTERMAsrER DISTRICT, I
HOUSTON sIRkET, CORNER or GnFINE,

NOhkEh phfINE, 4
NEw YoBK, July Ia, ls73
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with Acopy Of this
advertisement attached to each invited and will
be received at this office until y M, August 81 ls7s
for the construction at Fort WAdswortb, New York
spectively as laundresses' and Ordnance Serseants
quarters. All material and labor must be furnished
by the contractor and the work complete aud rtady
for acceptance by this department within sixty C6J)
days from execution Of contract.
Ylans and specifcations may be seen at this Office
written guarantee signed BY two C2l parties, for
the prompt execution and fuhllment OF contract,
should IL be awarded, must accompany the propo-
sails, which should be addressed to the "Chief Quar-.
termAster, First QuArtTrmnster's District, ID. T. !"
and indorsed, Proposals for LaundIesses' and Ser
geAntb QuArters" H. o. TYLER,
Lieut. Col. aud Deputy QuarternAster General,
Dreyet Major General, u. 4. A -
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DRQPOSALS FOR HEAD-sTONEs FOR Ma
Il Tl0NAL MILITARY CEMETERlEs.

war DEPARrMEsr,)
oUAnrEnMA.rnR dEsEhAL's oTyIoE.
Proposals. are invited for furnishing Head stnne.
By the law Of 81 March. is7s, Of which the follow.
Ing 4. an extract
Provided. that the head stones required bv an act
entitled IAN act to atabnh and protect National
c .s apprSysd February q lsS and he
weight as shall keep them In place when Get, and
awarded by the Secretary OF War. after siSty dayt
advertisement IN ten oewspapers OF general circu.
samples and bids shall In the greatest measure
combine the elements Of durability dccency. and
eeheapness; and the sum OF one million dollars IL
money In the Treasury not othervise appropriated:
and the Secretary OF War shall hrst determine for
The various cemeteries the aud model for such
color Of the stone % be used. and bids shall be
made and decided with reference thereto: and con.
tracts may be made for separate quantities Of such
headstones; and the contracts made under this
said headstones, and shall not In tho aggregate
coed the sum hereby appropriated
The total number to be furnished Ia estimated a.
83!sS. For the known, 1894; for the unknown.
Specification describing in detail the standard
hned by the Secretary Of WAr, can be had on ap-
plissti9n By letter % this oGe where aso speei'
Tho proposals should be In sealed envelopes,
marked .Propoeals for Head stones for National
Military Cemeteriee," and addressed to the Quar-.
s q Inc Inc IN SsS
saturday, September q, 1873. commencing at II
BY order Of the Secretary of yya Nr,ss
ousrterm sstsr General, Broyet MAJ Gen. b. T. A.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFYrcE WARRINGTON AouEDucrl
wAsHsGIos. ID. O., August ., ls7s
on the washington Aqusduct," will be received At
for building Dwelling and Wooden Fence al the
Di.tIibu,ins Reservoir. and for Matchmaking the
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which, with specifications forms Of contract
and any desired information can be had on Appli.
o. L. BABCOCK,
Colonel Of Engineer, u. T. A.,
aus6t Chief Engineer Washington Aducduct
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DlkD.

aRIMEs-RID0EwAY.-A Christ church. Nav
Yard, Thursday, August Z, isrs, by the Rev. Mr.
Andrews, Mr.. JouN r. 0RiMRs and Miss Misrnvl
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WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, (Oranse, Alexandria and MAnas.
sss and Lyneh6hrE and Dan'ille Railroad

Companies oonsolidated)
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS, Except Sunday p, M
Commencing SUNDAY, May %, Isls, double daily
IynchbuIs In the sTeat line from New Orleans and
Ney York, eonnestns twice daily with Chesapeake
vile dor Richmond and South. and all the line to
Leave Washington by Potomac Ferry Company's
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice dAily.7 q IN;
Union streets. Alexandria at 10 And7 10 p. M
ArriyeN LynehburF At 40 p m, and ~ .. m.
making close CONNECTIONS West and southwest
PAssenserr for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf a. m, daily, excepting sunday,
leans. chAnsins only At Lynchbur.
Buy tickets AZ eS Pennsyivsnia avenue aud NJ
| streets-
| KnoI's Omnibus Iine makes rapid connection be
tween baltimore And Ohio railroad depot aud sev
| enth street wharf.
Breakisst and supper on ferry boats for through
| passengers.
| Aps j. M. DROADUS, @, T. A,