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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

BALLOON AscENsIoN.-On Saturday evening,
about GAS o'clock, Prof John A. Light made .
balloon ascension, from the yard Of the Lafayotte
Hotel, corner OF Ninth and Shlpley streets The
ascension had been announced TO take place be-
tween the hoprA Of four aud six O'clock p II !,
and before the first named hour the stroett ia the
vicinity OF the hotel yard were crowded with
speetators. The balloon was supplied with gas
fTOm street pipe, but when about half fll6d the
aas Company's man shut on the supply and
would allow no more TO AOW unta the parties
having the affair Ia charge guaranteed payment
Tor the same Satisiactory arrangemelrts ware
made, and abpnt six O'Clock the balloon vas al
most fully iuGated. The strests, by this time.
were crowded, while numbers OF persOnsi looked
on from Windows and honse-tOps IN the immaai-
ate vicinity. To relieve the mouotony Of threa
hours waiting, man faintsd from the heat. 4
little urchiD fell from fence and several eliFm-
lahss occurred among soma intoxicated Young men.
Ia one OF these cOmbatant had his shirt torn 10
shrsds. Shortly after $50 o'clock, Prof Iiqht he-
gan 10 make arrangements for tha Ascension. The
balloon, which was Of the ordinary make ana III
feet in diameter, WhsB inaatod IA subplioa vrith
s6oSt ,b s Ooo tsst of g4a though itp capacity 4
lDsSO6 fest. At last twalVo minutes 81 eeVen
O'clock ths Prof ioak mis- plaes n tho haS,,al ~
balloon was freed from ali restraint, and ar6as
gradually, amid the apalanso AZ fhs ~ =. ~
Proceeded IN northeasterly direction. ID le
mlnPtes It vas hrought 70 the gronnd agala a.
the iaEm Of Henry Quest la Branavwins Hdn.
dreds neaF the DslawaEa river, aud aboat foaf
miles from this city. Prof Light viii make
smother ascension, on Saturday next from the
SOhaetzea PAEl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

COLLECTI0NSs. =
0I Dividends. Ndte Interest Drafts. &C.. made with
despatch. and accounted for the day payment Is re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per anaum allowed on deposits. payable on de
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

H. ESPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
Fof interest msason deposits Of specific sums. g
fxed periods. 49,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

PREPARING. The I.Eiug aud Kappa 0amma
LitOraiy SSCIeties Of this city, are making ex-
tenSiVe preparations for III sir annual exhibitions
which take place u june next They are Intend
od 10 surpAss all former Efforts IN this direction.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

STATE 0P DELAwAHR" IJOHN L. PAYNTEP
Executive Department Secretary OF State oi
the state Of DeIaWaEa, do haoby certify that the
above and foregoing u trne copy Of tAe act enti-
tied An act IN relation ~ the collection Of taxes
ia this State passed ~ Dover. ABTl 10th, 1913 the
same hav dg bee0 con pared by me with the briRi4
nal roll nov On die in ng Office.
In testimony EhPre4f1 bpEo hBTea1to set my
day April, Ala one th9usand eight ha ndred
and seventy-thTes. JOHN u, PAfSTEa.
aD@ f.tI Sefretgrv 1f Skafe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
LOCAL iMrELLioERce.

STRAWBERRY FKsTVAL.--A strawberry icsii
val, for the benefit Of the Union NJ. +. Sunday
school, will be held ior one week, at the City
Hall, commencing on June I'd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
THE Markets.


unltt"oto
BlLriuous, Aurust 90 Itteadstuns : Flour. =
TN is ts,ss r'Rs5nis y Az
~ sRriss g. g. g. $685. and is Howard s;Tssi
aG Ms.s''sTh. demand w,sfrom both shipper, spd
Ssass saa ;ss Wiz; Wilt. s y
do, amber AZ o.. 7sc soi SssHo. good % prime DO
red +, slsS La, and 400 DO, fndabs and Ohio do.
Isrss, tSS ES. ., Corn /, \, very s%:
yes'srdsy oiersd ana REUSED Tor lss hall % sep.
aS% y csn S0s ; rsssd esns
Southern white Corn e dull With more liberal %;
cents, and note seyersi lois held over ,.''.
% are bs Ss
I'D 81 |; :s% %i$ n ss$ssas II
S * aS y S ..s. az At ssn Quote
s sa. p .9 sos sIdsss sss sio
ordnsry iolsi1,l cents, and ordinary to strict do
ifssi.s..1We note the marked, for ,proy!sions
but The small s,oei mere !. Ssid Out q rssch We
ae,s nominsy T. ,ss ss1is for sh9 Sn ,s and
bacon. ba Tie %.ttes isess siIisen, !. ssus
shoaiass s.I ana Y iiiiS esn ss fos sss Hans
&c sd nd ". rO, s,s ;'s %s y.
s. ..o d Si.ss SIT he si p9ss s
oss. IA ySss T Hso .ts ; ssSs os
Ss: Ss Ssn Bdrss ssn!; Genus
Wni.iss~Ths msrist for Hlsh Wines Z .,,ll very
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
KENTUCKY KU.KLUX.

Tho Mt. Sterling (Ky.) Sentinel says On
Friday night last two young men named
Tado went 10 the house OF Jack Mclean, In
what Is known as the Pennsylvania settle
mcnt, in this county, near the Mcnifee county
line, and took him with them ito hunt that
dog" as they explained to his wife. Tho
Tades had their faces blackened, but were re-
cognized by the woman. Her husband not
returning on Saturday evening, and ono Of
the Tadcs, while drunk over In Jeffersouylllc,
having dropped tho remark which led TO the
Inference that Mclean had been killed the
night before, Mrs. Mclean went before
Esquire salyers and swore out warrant for
the arrest Of the Tades on suspicion OF their
having murdered her husband. The sus-
pccted parties getting wind Of her proceed.
Ing, fed from their home, and were pursued
by party summoned by the constable In.
structed TO make the arrest, with what result
we have not learned. -
Sunday mornings revelations. however,
have put the matter In an entirely different
light and show that Mclean was night
rider himself, and companion OF the Tades,
and while engaged In an unlawful assault
upon the house Of citizen was shot and
Killed by the party assaulted. These are the
circumstances Of what taking all tho facts
of the case into consideration, we arc COM
PEELED TO designate the unhappy tragedy.
Mclean and the Tades crossed the border
into Mcnifee county, to the house Of q farmer
named GLENN, the door Of which they bat
tered down, Mclean crying out, 'You
haven't got but Ave minutes to live" Mr..
GLENN appeared to be man not easily Init
Undated, for the moment his door was burst
open he fred upon the foremost Of his assall-
ants. The entire party then beat quick re-
treat, the Tades assisting their companion,
upon whom Mr.. Clemm's shot had taken
effect. Sunday morning McLoans dead body
was found In q ditch about three hundred
yards from the house where he had gone to
commit murder, but had received his own
death wound. When found his coat was
turned inside out, and upon his face was
mask made Of calico. He was buried Just as
he was found, with mask and all on.
Mr.. GLENN deserves the thanks Of all tho
law and order.loving people Of our county
for having relieved US Of such Q citizen, aud
we sincerely trust that, should the party In
pursuit succeed In capturing the Tades, they
will hang them TO the first tree. Such scoun-
drels, lawlcss themselves, do not deserve
recognition NJ the hands Of law. Give them
short shrift and stout ropes, and quick exit
from the world, and the only step has been
taken which will effectually rid us Of the
Ku-Klux.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

Conductor Burgess, Of one Of the palace
cars OF the train recently meeting with fright
full disaster on the Chicago and Alton all.
road-the vehicles telescoping and many per-
sons dying Of steam.burns-glyes this account
OF the death Of q Mr.. Little, Of Springfield,
ILL.,, In his letter Of description 10 tho Chicago
Tribune: 81 didn't think he could live. He
was boiled terribly. heard somebody call
ing Burgess, Burgess and went to him.
/ didn't know him, and don't know how he
came 10 know me. l asked him what he
wanted, and be said, 4 am dying Burgess;
can't live. i want you to do something for
me- ! said, IN do it, gave him big
swallow Of whisky, and lie revived little
He said, Il want to make my will, and then
he dictated II to me, ! wrote II out Tor MIN
He said, Il am w. Little, the omnibus man,
and then he went on aud told me what &c
write as nationally and coolly as II ne wa
sitting comfortably In any easy chair; TAKE
my studs and my pin, my watch and cham
and don't let anybody have them but my
wife did as he told me- and here you se'
are his two diamond studs, his pin, ana
watch and chain. ! told him had writer
out his will, and he tried to sign 1t, and Their
Il Is with the names of W. Eagle and A.
Burgess, witnesses. Very well, said no,
am sorry have kept you so long from Others
please 20 and look after somebody else IL
was a man, was William Little; clear gri
right through. And he Is dead"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

From the statements made by au English
physician 1t appears that tho fungus OF India
Ia more extensively used than ever for pro.
duclng intoxicatlon. The desired effect comes
on In from one to two hours after II Is taken.
GIddiness and drunkenness follow In the same
manner as from wine or splrituous liquors;
chcerfulness Is first produced, the face be-
comes flushed, involuntary words and actions
ensue, and sometimes the loss OF conscious
moss. Some persons It renders remarkable
active, proving highly stimulant to muscular
exertion; but, by too largo dose, violent
spasmodlc effects are produced. 80 ext lting
effects are very ludicrous. laxative per,
son cannot keep silence or secrets; one iohu
OF music Is necessarily singing and II per
son under lis influence wishes to step over
straw or q stick, he takes a stride or jumJ
.uficIent TO clear the trunk OF tree. U
course, delirium, coma and death often 70
pult,
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T,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

i wAsHNaros. D. O., August 81, is7s
Notice IL hereby given that an examination Of
locks to be used for customs purposes by this De-
partment will be made by me on the 10Th day Of
September merit.
IN addition the Department deems. II proper TO
state for the Information Of persons Intending to
present locks for examination, that tho locks de.
sired are to be used on cars containing bonded and
United States to another from foreian ports To
ports in the United States, In transit through the
United States to foreign countries, and must have
seal CONNECTED thereyith, made either Of glass
| manufactured In or under the supervision OF the
Department Thelock at present muse for the above
| received for examination after u m, on the day
kboye nAned. VIM A. RICHARDSON.
| Auaeeoel BeorstAIy,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

I)ENNsYLyANIA AIR LINE
PHILADELPHIA,
NETWORK hosros,
AND ALL POINTS ~ THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BRTwFfN WASHINGTON AND
- NEW YORK,
wITHOJJT CHANGE OF CARS,
The equipment on this line il ew and OF tho most
elegant and Improved hnish -
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN PALACEsLEE OARS ON NIGHT
TRAINS
On and Affair ThurHdAy. AuR. n tg7N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
DIED.

DUMBERrH.-AtsibA m. August %, liza, Of
consumption, WILLIAM A.DuMBERrH. In the thirty.
sixth year Of his age.
MooRE.-Jn New York, on the 9Th Of August.
MAE.Lh A. Moonf, wife % sss N, MODE, e'a'
II. Tsdalo, formerly OF this city.
TALBoT,-sunday. August 81, is7s, after . short
anu painful ilness. Of dentition. MkRy ALBERrA,
the only daughter Of George A. and Anna .. Tai
Her funeral viii take place from st. Martins Oath.
ole church on Tuesday, September 2, at 10 o'clock
q m. Friends and relatives are respectfully 10.
vited to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
JAY COOKE s, CO.,

Geueral Agents for the District Of Columbia,
irsinia, North Ooreiina, and south Caro-
inai
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
lLEwIs JOHNSON co..
FAINT, WASHINGTON d CO.,
MIDDLETON co.,
| WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS RANK,
YREKMKNn SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
] any
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pRoPosALs FOR A STEAM LAUNCH.
or,,-,v,.x n Wan DEranIMEsT.l

QuARrrnMAsTIR GHsERAL's OrrTcE,
WARRINGTON. d; O., August 10, is7s.
Dor.
She should DO strongly built, have speed Of not
lors than twelve miles statute por hour in still wa
teri with screw propeller; boilers Mt TO use salt
water but 70 be supplied with tanks for holding
supply Of fTeah water for ordinary use. and con.
denser BY which portion Of the exhaust steam can
be used, and to have steam bilEe elector; boiler
tested TO two hundred pounds: size, nifty feet in
Length over AZ; beam, twelve feet draft two feet
PROPOSALS for either wooden or iron hull will DO
considered
Place and time Of delivery 10 be stated. Price of
the launch completely nttsd painted and ready for
Sealed proposals. to be addressed to the under.
signed, will be opened At this ofice the 18th Of
Guartermasier tsensrai pvt MAJ 6 ~ nf II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
DAITNoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FOR ANNAPOLIS
AsS" m And roSR N; o IIs III on sunday
AL 10 .. m. but not on Hund.y;,
Prom Baltimore 70 stopping at Relay and
Laurel only; ne n m and Az r mr.. M stepping FRI
n iSS 81 stN sIspa a ~ staten: and
m trains st9IBins q ~ s stations ion &c i;Ss
without stops. On Sunday the :i9 p m. will stop
81 ali stations south Of Annapolis Junction.
FOE POINT OF hofbx 1fS kho INTERMEDIARY
A. $40 An. and % and b p. m. Returning leave
Point Of Rocks at slb and rs 3 M and 10 p m.
arriving at Warrington at .SS and ~ . m. and
FoK PITTsgURa, VIA METRoP0LITAN
| ROAD AND C0NNELLSVILLE ROUTE.
Sleeping cars through to Pittsburs.
Through tckeu 70 The Nest can Pc had Of N
day; also, At the Oompany's ONCE ~ Pennsyyanl
| avenue Passensern purchasing Tickets q the Ave
called for and checked q their residence, taken
the depot, and put into tho baggage car.
THos, L. SHARP.
L II. OOLE,
GENERAL Ticket Agent
/ GEO 3, KOOETZ,
Il ar.i uant Waahtnxtnr,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

In bidding for deiivv.eiry Al mora tSSn ons pcSt
The grain must be we'll cured, sound, free from
good meirehsntabis quality n every respect and
corn and barley. not more than $50 Dor less than
70 pounds, and Of bran not more than W pounds.
bidders must state the kind Of grain they propose
70 fprnish. Preference viii be given 70 american
Delivery Of the grain To be commenced on or bs-
fore III required by the United Btate.) the hrst day
Of December. ls13, and TO be completed In four
n.onths. one fourth OF the entire quantity. CON
trActed for to DO delivered monthly.
Deliyery Of the bran 70 be commenced on or be-
fore ~ required BY the United StAtes the hrst day
OF February, 1874, and TO be completed In four
m0nths, one fourth monthly.
PROPOSALS for furnishing any quantity Of the sup
plies less than the whole AMOUNT required at tis
posA named will be entertained.
/ the right - reserved by the undersigned to re
ect any or all bids. and also TO increase dIminsf
~ one fourth, Of any time within thirty days b.
fore the expiration Of the contract. the auantit o
Good and sufncient bonds will be required from
the contractor II, for the prompt and faithful fun
m TIE usual requirements must DO observed ii
| Blank PROPOSALS may be had upon application =
| the Office Of the Quartermasters Department q
either Of the posts named, or at this ONCE.
BY authority m the District c9mmsnacr
peputy q. M. General U. q. A., Chief oaartsrmas
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CARRIAGES.
OhnhhUED.
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES II

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES II
~ CARRAGRS!!l
am now offering my entire stock OF
nrst-elas. CARRlAGEs, new aud sec. 0R2I>
oId.hAnd, 1t reduced prices. to make H4Hl{E
room for fall and winter stock. among ~
which are one very hne DrAes. Que flne Clarence
one hne Light Coupee. OF the very best msks; one
second hand Conpee. one second hand Drayg, oil
Of which will be sold very low for cash or ap
proved PAPER
REPAIRING done in the nea,e.t manner
JOHN NJ. YOUNG,
ausost 3l2 Sixth street and Louisiana ave-
TARRlAGESl CARRIAGES II
~ CARRIAaESiti
On hand The laisest stock OF New and cSS4
In this city, embracing all styles and at A.
reduced prices.
ROBT ii. GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory, tio-4i' Eighth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

A IIRxANDnIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A EinAkRsR AMp k htIEixAfNpRiA AND fREpk
DEf9T U0RS SIXTH AND y SHEETS. q
T,ae. 10. II M. u noon . g. -, 81, y; ga m.
and m 70 Alexandria daily; all others daily az
Local trains leave Alexandria "a follows; q. 7,
~ - and and \ m u m; iLs,t y and BIN, Pin
trains daily except sunday.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on Wash
4TxSTf6o socommodston leaves Washington
ak X Tdssoi tf fffEsfs E9Ess Vi. Richmond
Warrington II ;l3 p. m. daily, except sunday
Throuxh tickets 10 all points South and Southwest
avenue. and Thirteenth and Pennsylyania avenue
ss ebscfsd :, an So,s. snd Dss
Asensh TO Defamation. GO, z :; Y09Na.,
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,

OyyIcE CHHy QuARrxRxAsrn,l
DIsTRIcT or NEW MFIIoo,
BAsTA FK, N. NJ, July 8, ls7a
BeAled proposals. IN triplicate with copy Of fhis
ONCE until y O'clock q m. on MONDAY september
Bran a. specified below,
In conformity with General ordera No. 81, War
Department q. o., series 1871, bids will also be
received until the same time by the oficer Of the
Y. MS Department At eacn OF the posts named for
delivery Of the supplies required thereAt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

YALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAs-
. TER,a STORES AND CAMP AND GARRISON
EQUlPAGk.
0yFIcE A. 4. o. MI
ST.. LouIs BARRACKS, Mo-, Aug. Z, ls73 \
Will be sold, at public auction, at the Quarter.
Thursday September i, is7s At 10 O'Clock a m,
4 lot Of condemned QuArtermaster's property and
Of the following articles:
Cavalry Horses, Ranges. u Stoves, Iss Files, 8
Carpenters HAtchets, Planes (assorted,l 6 saws
.assorted,l Hammers. o. yards Mating. Spring
y Bed SACKS, is Axes, u piciaIes, Trumpets, &c.
Terms Of sAle-Cazh. In Government cnrrsneey.
First Lieutenant Fourth Cavalry. A. 4. o. H.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01
~ order Of the Secretary Of war.
ousrtermaster General, Brcve. Maj. Cen. u 4. A.
DRoP0sALS FOR BUILDING sIOOP.OF-
L WAR AT KITTERY NAVY YARD.
u- NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF CONTRADICTION AND REPAII.

BUREAU OF cossTnuoTios AND REpAis,
Proposals will be received ., this i,afesn until "a
O'Clock m. on the list day Of September NEXT from
builders or mechanics qualified to do the work for
the raising, framing, and ribbonins, plankins from
keel 70 rail- ceiling, including keelsons, clamps,
spirfetinE, Aud battery 70 rail-. putting in decks,
including all bits, &c, putting on main and ham.
mock rails, channels and chains, building store
and out calkinE End scrnpinY. building quarter
Galleries and setting head, and painting complete,
nished by the Government
The Chief Of the bureau OF Construction and Re-
pair Will 30 81 the kittery navy yard on "wednesday.
Navel Constructor Of that yard will meet persons
d.sirins 70 make proposals. Tor the work above men
toned. and will sive all necessary explanations
concerning the work TO be done. and In regard TO
the charscter Of the mAtcriala TOOLS and facilities
TO DO furnished by the Government
Plans and specihcations may be seen and exam.
med BY apply ing 10 the Commandant Of the Kittery
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

DEPARTMENT OF STATED
wAsHTsoIos, d. u, Aus. 10, ls7a !
ment Of Stats until u m on ths it day Of septsm
ber ls7s, to furnish this Department with fuel for
the year ending June 20, ls7t, to be delivered In
such quaint ties and At such place a. desired.
Information a. to kinds and quantities can be
obtained on application at this Department.
The right TO reject any or all bids or to accept
any bid or any portion Of any bid Ia reserved, aud
each bidder is required to deposlt with the Treas
urer OF the United States the sum OF three hundred
dollars as q guaranty Of faithful performance Of
EDWARD HAYWOOD.
aul6 I'd Disturbing Clerk and Superintendent
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
orvIcr PURCHASING AND d.

n..,c, pr,,u 1910. .,,,, !, n
IL ppu un, As AND Dkror =: 81.
Sealed propos.ls. IN dnpi,s.ie anis iodors. a.
s,cL nd snh,an, ~ ,hhnpnase' u,nS inuorseu hs
secetyed a this otce INIT, n III MI ~
DAY Septemhey IL Ill for fnrnish,nx az fr,,aS
atstss az " ~ Wy t
3eIivsred IN I'M c,, 4. ~ "
rs,o.S ds,,t ~ nne "a asuh nna fncinc
~ re1nire5s VI, No''nefn fAoino rAnro~o oePo''
.. MI ~ rrels ar.t o,.i,,v Ma. po,k r..,oS -,.A
In year euAS "e"' Foik' paoAea WIN
. a nm ,,onnds ,r...h ~-,rns WV x,..,. =, ,....
so"o pnns, Trssn nfTund ASN fiopr. 81 beet
eud ~, ~ .niIus n narieas, nea unneu.
ssch ono nAn IN sscAs 'uoupie)oi ip pounus
l5Oo pounds frcsh ground botsd Corn Ms.i. ub,te
osno"''Nnchto DC sAteu') IN seamless
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

GOVERNMENT SALE.

QUARTERNAsTHRs OTYIcI,l
- Fort RILEY, KANSAS, August 10, io7a J .
There will be sold. at public auction, At Fort
saisy; ksn,ss q 10 O'Clock g. m. THURSDAY.
kquantity Of stores which have been inspected
aud found to be Of no further service to the Gov
cies; horse, circular saws, cooking stoves ~
hles. 3sssorted., y horse and mule collars, 10 sad
dies, Iron safe. woodcuttnH machine, moving
nachine D. heating stoves u sets harness. y head
halters, pauns. "a forage caps n bed sacks, and
| variety Of other stores which will be offered in
i smiths tools, 10
BY authority Of the Department Commsnder
| A. b. kIMBALL,
l OaDtnin And Assistant OuartermAster.U o., A. A..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

WASHINGTON CITY, yRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
sas and LynchbHl and Danylle Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINs teseept SUNDAY D m ,
Uommencn5 W sda h MY WsbnSe
Lynchburs in the Teai line from New Orleans and
md Ohio railroad a. GoIdonsViile and ShA5iottes
the Ohio river and West
Leave &ashinston BY Potomse Ferry Company,
and p. m. and tsie trains corner King and
Arrives a LynchburY at ~ 2. M and I ~ =. m.
Passengers for Manassas Division leave seventh
street wharf Z a m, daily. excepting sunday,
leans. CHANGING only q Lynehbnrs. =.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Warrington
2. o. or at Alexandria, corner Of King and UnioI
KnoI,s Omnibus Iins makes rapid connection be
tween Bsi,imS NOR and Ohio railroad depot and se'
BrsSiisst and supper on ferry boats for through
passengers,
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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the o e;
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
mstho< Of treatment New aud Punishable RENE
vslopes.- Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pam nstitu
ton having high reputation for honorable con
duct and professional skfll jy7Sm
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

NUVERNMENT SALK.
JEFFRRsosvILLE DEPoT OF THE)
QUAnrnRMAsTER's DEPARTMENT,
JErTRRsosvILLH,l IND, August 81, 1873
psp:rsmsns ON SEBSEsDAT
the lat day, % October, ls7s, at 10 o'cloci q M.
under the direction OF Captain Addison Barrett,
Military storekeeper q. 3. A, quantity q con.
asInea Qaar.ssms.,er's s,9rss, cSn.is,ins e Iron
Shests' Hoi;,ers and Drums. Once. Furniture,
lances, HAmes, Rubber Hose. Rubber betting.
Leather Betting, Tools. Halter and Neck strap,
WAGON felloes. WAGON Spokes. and other articles
Terms Cash in United States funds.
The property can be eI Amined by the purchasers
q any time before the day Of SALE between the
The property 70 be removed At the Ipense o. the
sale. JAMES A, EKIN,
OF Jeffersonyille Depot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

H ENRY h. SEARLE,
ARCHITkCT,
ITO = street, Opposite Pest Onos Depart
] ,sisy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-01

GOVERNMENT SALE.

~ GOVERNMENT SALE.
SIDNEY BARRACKS, NEnRAsKAJ
- August I, ls7s !
There will be sold at auction ut sidney Barracks
NebrsskA, on TUESDAY, September !, 1878, At 10
ocloik O. m. seven horses lot Of tools. clothing
lot OF quArtermAster's stores. Terms cAAh, and
property to be removed on the day q ,sisf
First Lieut. 18th Infantry and A A. Q. N.