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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
II The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate of
George F. Todhunter, late of Fayette county,
deceased. VIM. CHEW.
Dated this 10Th day of Aug. 1878. 4O-ws
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH GRAPES ,.
At C. H. BROWNELL & BROS
CARD.

All persons desiring good ORGANS or PIANOS
will save time and expense, to call on Mr..
STEEN travelling agent for d H. BBLDWIN &
Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. He will furnish instru-
ments at Cincinnati prices, and warrant satisfac-
tion.
Old ones taken in exchange for new ones.
Instruments rented the rent will pay for
them. Also, Instruments tuned at reasonable
rates. Give him call. Sept 4. 2 w.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04

= The editor Of the South Bend, Ind.
Tribune, who has been to see Barnum's
show, says: we noticed that every man
who passed Ben. Buffers portrait or that
of any other salary grabber instinctiyely
clapped his hand on his pocket book
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04

- A drunIeea Toledo man wrote on
nc wall Of his cell 'Jug not, that ye
,suot jugged."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04
McLean's New Block.

"AVE and keep constantly on hand, fresh
II bread and Cakes of every description.
Connections and Cigars and Tobacco
Of all kinds; also, Lunch and Meals at all hours.
mr Dan Bales, who Is acknowledged the
best Baker in the county, has special charge OF
the Baking Department., and we can therefore
guarantee entire satisfaction.
4I*tf. LINDSEY & co.
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M-AGNIFICENT
With one exception s an Hg Sf sS6 s hs % exhibited
Tw O-HR AIDED NEGRO GIRL

Psa @
GRHAT DOUBLE CIRCU9
EQUESTRIAN Aggregation Performing
reFar hegrT
dStock
esandOt Otheran animash honthe
compeu
PR q CESS
Golden
anpu
HerrD inanO
tfOetth
a -.
a S
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NEVER DIVIDES.
ADAM FoREPAUGH, Sole Proprietor and Manager,
r. DINGEs Agent
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in
Condora
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04
Republican state Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor.
EOWA ARD y. NOYES-
Lieutenant Governor,
ALPHONSO HART.
Treasurer,
ISAAC WEIGH.
Comptroller.
WILLIAM 7. WILSON.
Member OF the Board OF Public Works,
PHILIP HERRING.
Attorney General,
JOHN LITTLE.
Judges OF Supreme Court
long Term-WILLiAM WHITE.
Short TcrIn-W ALTPn r. STONE
District Ticket.
For state Senator,
s. N. YEOMAN.
County Ticket.
For Representative,
JOHN L. lERS.
For Treasurer,
CONRAD GARlS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
ACE GREGG.
For Comm issiOueF.
ROBERT ;. SUTHERLAND.
FOr InGTmary Director.
GEORGE 8. GILLESPIE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04

No Cattle No Mules, No. Sheep. No Hogs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-09-04
POAD NoTICE.-Notice is hereby

H. B. MAYNARD, Atty.
July "a, 1873. 36w6 Prf $s .25
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The POlaris Investigation.

Secretary Robson was at the NAVY de-
partment hut a short time this morning, and,
after examining his mail, left for the navy-yard
with Commodore Reynolds to hear the state
ments of Esquimsux Joe and others from the
Polaris. Prof. Baird, Of the Smithsonian In
stitute, also takes part in the investiga-
ton, the result of which will be made known
by the Secretary of the Navy next week.
The investigation thus far has developed the
fact to the satisfaction Of Secretary Robson
and those acting with him, that Captain Hall
died a natural death and that the separation OF
the Polaris from Captain Tyson and his party
was purely accidental. This fact is established
not the least important point being this: that
the party with Captain Tyson had all the re-
mainining boats of the Polaris, and if il had
been the intention of those on the vessel to for
sake Tyson's party, the boats would not have
been left with them, thus depriving the vessel
OF Its greatest necessity. Captain Tyson
and Esquimaux Joe both testified to
the fact that Capt. Hall was sick two weeks be-
fore his death, and was unconscious most of the
time. After the death Of Capt. Hall the dis
ciplne on the Polaris was not so good, but
nothing that might be considered mutiny oc-
CURED. After his death all ideas of the expe-
headed homeward.
The FrOlic, with the Polaris party on board.
is still lying of the navy yard. and, under or
ders from the Secretary Of the Navy, no one is
allowed TO communicate with the officers or
crew of the vessel, nor are the latter permitted
TO hold communication with any one on shore
The testimony before the informal court OF in
quiry, of which Secretary Robson is the head
is taken down in shorthand by stenographer
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Post this I'm.

CHANGES AFTER JUNE 80, 1873.
Thanking privilege abolished.
2-Postmasters supplied with official stamps.
3.Oficial stamps must not be used except for
official business.
stamp of one department cannot be used
for correspondence of another.
NO matter can pass through the mails free
Postage must be collected on newspapers
published in the county where delivered.
Exchanges not free. Publishers must paw
postage on each exchange received.
s-Postal cards uncalled for are not sent to
dead letter Office.
Postal cards cannot be used second time.
10-Urdinary cards can be transmitted
through the mails by afr king one cent stamp
provided the entire message is printed. The
address may be written.
POSTAGE.
LeHers.-Three cents for each half ounce or
fraction thereof.
Drop Letters.-Where delivered by carriers.
TWO cents for each half ounce or traction tn ere
or AT other offices, one cent for each half
ounce or fraction thereof.
Printed Natter.-One cent for each two ounces
or fraction thereof. Seeds, bulbs, cuttings,
roots, scions, chromos, and engravings are
classed with printed matter.
Merchdndise.-Two cents for each two ounces
or fraction thereof, limited to twelve ounces
When any OF the above matter is mailed wholly
unpaid, and by inadvertence, reaches its desti-
natlon, double rates should be charged and col
lected.-POst Office Gazette.
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From Europe To-day.

lRUN OF CAPTURED BY THE CARLIsTs
LONDON, June IA Madrid dispatch con-
tradicts tie Carlist report from Bayonne of the
capture {: Irum.
THE ERMAN EVACUATION OF FRANCE
PARIS, June THE Bank of France Ia.
paid into he treasury one quarter Of the sum
due to Ga rmany on account Of the war indem-
installm nts. The report that there hal beeIn
successful negotiations to accelerate the de-
parture { the German troops from France is
pIobabI. false.
THE CHOLERA.
VIENNA, June The cholera has disap-
Peared from the country adjacent to the
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New York Notes.

VICTORIA Woodruff DYING.
NEw YORK, June Victoria Woodruff lies
unconscious from an attack of heart disease
with TO hope Of recovery.
THIEvING CLERK.
August Lorenge, q clerk, has been arrested
for stealing 50 900 worth Of furs from Lord *
Taylor.
THE DAILY WIFE MURDER.
One Stewart was arrested in Mott street last
night, for kicking his wife to death.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND FAMILY
reached Long Branch yesterday after noon i'm
the height Of rain storm. driving immediateIv
to their cot tage. There are but few people at
the Branch.
VIC NOT SICK.
The reported dangerous illness Of Victoria
Woodruff As untrue.
THE BRAZILIAN CORVETTE NEcrHEeoY
from Lilo Jamero arrived here last night.
BANK STATEMENT. 49,
The following is the weekly bank statement:
Loans, decrease, S5i0.000; specie, increase
81, 2 800; legal tenders, increase, net
deposits, Increase, u, SS9 800; circulation, de-
crease, Sl5 600.
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SENSATION IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES IN BAL
MORE Young Episcopal Clergyman Resigns
nus Chdrge 10 Become q Cdti0lic.-In the Bsiti-
more american this morning are the particulars
OF an event which is just now the subject of
much comment in that city. The Rev. E. South
gate. young clergyman of the Episcopal
church, who came to Baltimore a few weeks
since from the diocese of New York, to assist the
rector OF ST. t.uke's church, Franklin square,
mas suddenly oeandoned his nnsitinp as a min
lister of the Episcopal church and entered a
theological seminary Of the Roman Catholic
church. 1t appears that Rev. Mr.. Southgate
who was only deacon, had become a candidate
for priests orders, and that the day for his
ordination would have been "Trinity Sunday
to- mOrrow-but some days ago the rector Of St
Luke's notified the bishop OF the diocese that he
had serious objections to the ordination of Mr.
Southgate, in which the bishop coincided, ard
1t was therefore determined that the young
deacon would not be ordained. The young man
was then advised to return to his father the
Right Rev. Horatio Southgate, who resides in
New York, but instead of doing 50 he seems to
nave gone Immediately to st. Marys Seminary
Roman Catholic institution in Baltimore
where he was at last accOunts
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Nkw YORK, June wall street ts very dali
to-day. Gold has been frm at III ais. with
rates on gold loans Of IN 20 5 for carrying.
Sterhne exchange Is quoted af Toe and fi0'.,
respectively, for prime, with the rates for busi-
ne ~ Al aS-l6 below. The trade imports for
general merchandise except ssss, s73 dry goois.
Money Is very abundant, borrowers on cali he
ing supplied AZ Gas. and prime mercantile paper
selling at sask y. Government bonds are strong
and higher to-day. Southern state bonds AZ tho
board were nominal. In the stock market trans
actions have been small, except in Pacific Mail
and Ohio and Mississippi, the former having
between IS and So. otherwise the tactu-
ations have been inside = per cent
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ANOTHER INDIAN WAR THRRATEyRp.-
Murder o. Lieut.. Amy by the Apaches-Advices
from Arizona state that the Indian agent at
San Carlos, Major Larrabee, has had some Diff
Guilty with the Apaches. They undertook =,
Kill him with spears, and he ran to Lieutenant
Almy's tent. The latter, with six soldiers, then
accompanied him to the agency where they went
into Larrabee's tent. When Almy and Larrabee
came out OF the tent-the former in sivance-
the Apaches fired on them, and Almy received
three bullets, all passing through his body. He
fell deaG without gr0an. Larrabee was un-
touched and and retired into the tent. Four OF
tne SIX soldiers ran. The Apaches fled across
the river. 1t is probable that many of them
nave taken to the mountains. Almy vas born
In Massachusetts, and was promoted to be first
lieutenant Of the 9th cavalry in April, 1850.
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~ Prince Adalbert Q cousin OF the Emperu
William died at Carlsbad, Germany yesterday

William died at Carlsbad, Germany yesterday.
~ Sixty-eight married eighteen in yellow
Springs, Ohio, one day last week.
40 The Philadelphia Press says Mrs. Edwin
Forrest has made application to her attorney
for her share Of he estate Of her deceased Inns
band.
ga col0red man struck his wife with n
Ratchet about three strawberry tickets value
nine centsl on Thursday, In Norfolk. The
woman died Saturday. the man escaped.
were beaten In tho Beacon Park trottine rec
at Boston yesterday, by the hocDo JUdG0 FuIlor-
ton. in "a, 226a and 2.1x.
ZGeoege johnson, cslored, vas arrested in
NorfoIEs Va. Ihunday, charged With being an
sfhD tNe h9ise IN Nsnssnend esus1. YA
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AMERICAS PORK SHOW AT VIRNNA-Pro-
lessor +. n. HorsfOrd, of Cambridge, Ma ass, the
American commissioner at Vienna in charge OF
the food department, writes from that city,
May 10, (the day after his arrival,) to a friend
the Cincinnati POrkpackers' Association were
about the only things in order in the American
department. that they were in a desirable
position, and would attract the attention of all
visitors to that quarter. He pronOunces them
unique, characteristic and useful, and adds tn at
they will be remembered with the great things
of the exposition.
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AN AMERICAN In COMMAND OF THs INSTR
GENTS.
NEW YORK, june IA letter from Havana
states hat the Spanish volunteer officers after
captur NC the dead body Of the Cuoan General
Agran ont filled IL with kerosene and burned il
to Aeh's, preserving the ashes In two vases
which now adorn the presidents room in the
casino OF Pueru Principe. II IL reported that
an American named Henry Reve has been an
point q successor Of Agrsmonte in command Of
the Cuban forces, and the most energetic 49,
fare will be continued against the Spsniards.
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ATTEMPTED PARRICADE. IN BROOKLYN.-
Christian Baugert, q tailor. residing at l61
Leonard street. 4. D., states that he saw his son
Charles, eleven years old, putting something
into his coffee. Christ ian kept the vessel and
examined the sediment on the bottom. He
found lead filings and phosphorus. The boy
and Mrs. Baugert (who lives separate from her
husband) were arrested and taken before JUS
tice Senior. The boy admits having attempted
to kill his father in this manner. and saws his
mother told him what to do. Both prisoners are
held for examination.-N. r. Journal of, Cow
Dsrce, june g.
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FESTIVALS.

L. I'll VAL.
The Ladies belo- ging to the Congregation Of ST
MARY 8 CATHOLIC CHURCH Upper Marlboro.
propose holding FESTIVAL in TIE WOODS
adjoining the residence Of the Carmelite Fathers,
near this village, on
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1873.
Various amusements will be provided for the day
and evening entertainment.
A very elegant Afghan will be ratified, to which
the requisite number of chances is not yet takeu
All the Refreshments Of the season will he sup
piled in abundance, and band of music will be IN
attendance.
The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the
church. The public are cordially invited 10 attend.
m31 eotd
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The Fourth Amertcau ocean steamer
Launched.

FHILApELPHIA, June T. The steamship
Illinois, OF the American Liverpool line, was
launched At N O'Clock in magnificent STYLE.
The rlyer Was covered with steamers filed With
spectators, while the wharves I'm the vicinity
we're lined with countless multitudcs. Four
steamers Of this line are now snoar ana two
will be dispatched for Europe in July
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~Commotional insanity 10 what the Ute,
Herald Gala IL

~Commotional insanity 10 what the Utica
Herald calls IL.
0ICincinnati has reduced the pay Of -
policemen from % 70 s2.E per day.
ga Boston paper twits Peiladclphis On thn
fact that it never had decent IRE yet.
~Two Iowa boys under thirteen years oe
age, killed . wolf with an old boot and . jock-
knife.
ga Connecticut railroad conductor h.
received $500 by the win Of . grateful lodl
passenger.
o1Montreai ID organising Q aowsr m,~u,op.
to supply flowers to the sick In hospitals, jsals
oICraig has been elected judee m -
supreme court Of Illinois from the 5th dissrict
BY majority Of 1000.
ga somewhat opinionated farucr nm I'm
vermont had little argunenf WIN hb vie =
lev mornings 40, and now he h eoine about
With he head tied mp, and saying tkst ks 49,
.~The Columbus foAio) Jeur,al sdvscssss
the abolitkee Of the Jury eystem end ne sabsti-
tuition therefor q ssSen1e 0ipper," w. shall
arbitrate all cases referro1 - hin By Tie ooar0
BY dipping copper.
0Having bin against Dnn n Q Kmuo.
bee town, Ne sent lcttsr Of Inquiry = 4 -
paper nan q hat lseali1y. fhe r0ply ~.
..He dead; but he pays just - veil = 3 o.
ota"-bslfs S Svufuok
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THE MARRIAGE OF AN AUTHOR. T.
TrOwbridge, author of 1.-The Vagabonds -
MY Lady, "Neighbor lakewood, - "Coupon
Bonds, }" and many other books, a writer for the
Atlantic Monthly, and editor of Our Young
Folks, was married day before yesterday by
the Rev. Mr.. Cutter, to Miss Adelaide s. New
ton, a lovely daughter of Mr.. A. II. Newt1n,
who is also writer The bride has been from
childhood the editorial pupil and pet of her Ia
lantod husband, and will continue to be q help
mate for HIM. They are in New York OH an ex-
cursion Of two or three weeks that will include
w stern New York and Niagara Falls, return
ing by way of the st. Lawrence river to their
bordering lake in the town of Arlington, a
fewmileS out of BOston.-N. T. SUM- June 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-07

Duvall, Of the naval academy, has taken upon
himself the enforcement or police regulations
upon its grounds. In the course OF his duties
strawberry patch, and Immediately fred upon
them, inhicting serious wounds. As the men
we're doing nothing wrong, and the surgeons
action was exceedingly brutal. IL b quito prob
sasy 70 spply eonectiye b hls seal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-07

NEW STYLE OF REST AURANT is becoming
very popular in New York, which are known as
Quaker diaries. The pr incipal diet is milk and
cream, with oatmeal, wheaton grits and kindred
food. No liquors are sold, nor ale nor wines. nor
cigars nor tobacco Of any kind. The economy
OF these establishments and the purity Of the
articles sold make them very popular, and thew
are cutting INTO the liz lOr restaurants marvel
ously. A well-knowu Bostonian, Mr.. J. b.
Gibbs, has the credit OF originating this new
style OF eating houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-07

CAPTURE OF lRUN BY THE CARLIsrs.-The
attack on Irun, Spain, was made by the Cure
OF Santa Cruz. Carlisrs announce that it has
been successful, and that the town is now in
their hands. The Carlists shot twenty SEVEN
carabiniers captured near Irun. Great indigna-
ton is felt in Madrid at the atrocity, but the
Carlists claim that these men first hoisted a
white flag and theI poured a vOlley into the
Carlists as they Apr oached. For this they were
shot down without n rev.
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MARYLAND HANGINGs the nCourt OF
Appeals at Annapolis, Yesterday morning,
Chief Justice BartOl deli Tered the opinion of
the court on the bill Of exc ptions in the case of
Joshua Nicholson, convinced of the murder of
Mrs. Lampley, affirmed tie ruling of the court
below. IL now remains 1'r the court below to
pass sentence on Nichols n, and the governor
Will fix the day for the xecution. Hollohan,
who was tried jointly with Nicholson, and whose
execution was fixed for the 18th instant will
probaoiy De respited by he governor and exc
cuted at the same time a. Nichalsnn
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A CANNIBAL FEAsT.-A letter from the
Fejee Islands states that she mountain sayaSes
killed family OF whites named Burns and somo
Polynesian laborers, altogether sixteen White.
whose bodies were found horribly mutilated.
Some Of the bodies were carried on for 4 car.
nlbal feast.
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EMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.-A letter from
Richmond Wing says One day last week
about twenty pr0spectOrs, all seeking eligible
investments, arrived here. Some have already
bought, while others have selected farms which
they intend to purchase. The plan Of opera
tons which is carried on is believed by intelli-
gent settlers to be the anly one which will ever
succeed In filling the State with desirable emil
grants, viz: cOl0nixed immigration"
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ELECTRICITY AN ANTIDoTE FOR Poison
On Wednesday a son of Robert Montgomery,
two years of age, residing at No. 81 Wood year
had been left carelesslv in his way He soon
fell into a stupOr, which was followed by con-
WILSON'S. DR.. hurry was sent for, who called to
his aid Drs. Caldwell and Ogie. Electricity was
applied for the purpose of rOusing the child
from his stupOr, as no medicines could be ad-
ministered. The electric current was continued
for about two hours, when the sinking energies
of the child began to return, and by Thursday
morning he was out of danger.-Bdit. American
1fh inst.
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The Missing steamer Safe.

KEY WEST, FLA, June s.-Intelligence OF
the safety OF the steamship George CromweIl.
from New York for New Orleans. whose nom
arrival at the latter port has caused 80 much
anxiety, reached here to-day Her engius1
broke down during the voyage AMI she made
Tor Abaco, in the Bahamas, where she now re-
mains in safe anchorage. All on board are
well.
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Boston Landlords Cant Collect Rewe
from Liquor selling Iennnss

= bvsI"N, JUNE ..-Ih suit IN The Superior
Court 10 recover $500 rent and taxes brought
against man, who used the premises TOT q
liquor saloon, the jury found for the defendant.
the judges ruling that no rent could be recoy-
cred for the premises leased with the landlords
knowledge Of the inten ton 20 devote the same
90 selling liquor in violation OF law
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The WALwoRrH TRAGEDY.-The New York
with the killing Of Walworth by his son Frank
in that city on Tuesday, says that some of the
insulting letters from Walworth to Mrs. Wal
worth had fallen into the hands of their son
Frank, and contained insinuations against the
virtue OF his mother and his own Legitimacy.
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to cholera, although there IL little, IL any, de-
crease in the mortality. Physicians say that
thus far nearly every case proven promptly at
tended to on its inst appearance has been treat
ed successfully, although in some instances
death ensued In four or i've hours. The APP
peal says that ont of 800 deaths since May to
date only q are reported by the attending pny.
siciane a. being from cholera.
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girl named Elizabeth Arnold, was strxns3ed -
death on Monday In Pekin, Ill. She VS. climb-
ing out Of q window, when the saah foll. p..ion.
ing her by the nerk in such manner that desfh
ensued before she could be extricsted.
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BIDACCRrTRD.-The Secretary Of the Treas
ury has accepted the bid OF the Atlantic Works.
Of Boston, Mass. to build one propeller for the
revenue marine service for the sum Of s79, 500
This vessel will be of wood and fitted with
compound engines.
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ROCKVILLE AND THE METROPOLITAN RAIL
ROAD Rockville, for the past few days, has
presented quite lively appearance. The open
ing of the Metropolitan railroad has brought a
good many strangers to our town, while hun
dreds are passing by on this great thorough
fare. Parties are continually going to WASH
ington to Rockvilie-the two places being uow
in such proximity. the interchange Of friendly
greetings and the transaction of business is but
trip OF pleasure, when formerly q person
ought to have made his will before setting ont
in the old stage-cOach on a visit to the Metro
pOlitan city.-RockriLe lMq.l Sentinel, 9Th.