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Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08

The passing of the business AFFAIRS oil the
Spragues into the hands of trustees Tor the
adjustment of the claims Of creditors is
without doubt the best arrangement for
all concerned that could be adopted. 1t
will prevent a large sacrifice of property,
insure the creditors payment in full Of
their demands, keep the companies upon
their feet so that they may avail them
selves of what resources they have, and
last brt not least it will permit their works
to continue in operation 50 that the labor
ers dependent upon them for support Will
not be turned ont of employment and left
destitute. The creditors have acted wise
ly in accepting this plan of adjustment,
and the public feel gratified that the diff
culties are to be settled in the best man
ner to subserve the rights and interests of
all concerned aef
As to the effect which this will have up
on the improvement oithc property owned
by the Spragues in Augusta it is Of course
impossible to tell at this time. Some think it
will delay improvement several years, 9th
ers that building may progress more rapid
ly than had there been no difficulty. The
former argue that it will require eonsidera-
bic time to clear away the embarrassments
and pay the debts of the company interest
ed here; the latter reason that the way to
pay the debts is to improve the property
as rapidly as possible so as TO get the ben
eft oil what has already been expended
When we consider the large amount of
money which has been invested in the
dam, canal, stone work of various kinds,
and other improvements, which would be
profitable if the works for wh.th they are
the permanent foundation were erected,
but must be unproductive and Improbable
without the mills and factories which they
were designed to uphold, we have con
fidencc to believe that the work of i'm
provement will go on at an early day
With the materials already prepared an(
work done preparatory to the erection o
buildings, it will surely be economy 20 2;
on, and at once.
If the Spragues in their embarrassed
circumstances are not able to provide the
means necessary to go forward with their
improvements, we are confident that they
may receive aid from our citizens TO ena-
BILE them to push their work. There is
capital in the city which might. be devoted
TO this purpose, and we have no doubt
that the owners would be gladto help the
growth of the city as well as benefit them
selves by doing it. With a proper degree
of enterprise and public spirit there need
be no suspension of the Improvement of
the water power at Augusta. The logic
of the situation, whoever may possess the
property here, points most decidedly to
progress. With the requisite courage and
enterprise this apparent misfortune may
prove blessing. Our citizens should not
fold their hands in this emergency if they
can do anything to clear away the present
entanglemeats. If the Spragues need as
sistance that our men of money can rem
der, the double recompense in aftording it
ought to repay them richly. Let not the
works suspend tt day if Augusta can pre-
vent it. ;c.iF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08
"BILL ALIENS ROC HORN"
The ST. Louis Democrat has but little faitl
in Bill Aliens Fog Horn. 1t saws:

With desire to temper rather than re-
press the newborn enthusiasm Of the stern
wheeled Democratic statesmen who are try
ing to spar off the sand bar. we would remind
them that the election of Democratic Gov
crnor IN State does not necessarily indicate
that the electoral vote of the State would be
cast for Democratic Presidential candidate.
Governor Hendricks was elected Governor of
Indiana by majority of about 200, and in
four weeks thereafter Grant carried the State
by something like 80 600. When the Ohio
Republicans get on their mettle III lsIG, old
Bhl Aliens fog horn wont amount to as much
as a penny whistle in a thunder storm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08
CITY LAUNDkN
Corner State and Winthrop Sts.,
AUGUSTA, NE.

The building known Waverly Hall has been
fitted up by the undersigned with all the necessary
appliances OF frst-class laundry and he is now
prepared to do all kinds of Laundry Work in the
Best Manner at Reasonable Rates. NV ta-
of work cheaper than it can be cone in any other
way, and without the Inconvenience Of washing
day. | shall collect articles every day from my
patrons and deliver them when ready, Free of
Charge, thus saving all trouble in that direction.
Every precaution viii be taken to prevent loss OF
articles Printed blanks will be distributed, thus
hold myself ponsible for all articles lost or in
ured beyond the usual wear of washing, and shall
use no acids or compositions which save work and
inure Clothes ask of the public n fair trial OF
my work, and am determined 10 make that my best
recommendation.
Orders left at j F. Pierces Bookstore in Angus
ia, c. Spaulding's Bookstore, in Haloweil, Palmer
4 Co.'S Bookstore, in Gardiner, or at the Laundry,
will receive prompt attention.
w. A. WEBSTER,
Proprietor.
Augusta, Oct. Is, 1873. oct20-tu
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sthnla.
'.. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
HARBoR GRACE, NEWFOUNDLAND.

COMMERCIAL CNHOOL,
HARBoR GRACE, NEWFOUNDLAND.
Mr.. JAMES I. FELLOWS.
DEAR SIR i am very happy to acknowl-
edge the benefit have received from the use
of your Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites.
For upwards of twelve mon his suffered most
acutely from severe cough, and most yio-
lent Asthma, for the relief Of which / tried
everything l could hear of. | at last com
menced the use ofyour Syrup, and after TAX
ing one bottle was able to attend to my avoca-
ton. l continued according to directions till
had used nine bottles, which affected per-
feet cure. With much gratitude. yours truly,
NJ. SCULLEY, Teacher.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08

KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In PROBATE Court at hR.
gusta, on the fourth Monday Of October, 1873.
hANlEL HEwINS 4 EUGENE W. WHITE
~ QOUSE, Administrators with the will an.
ne xed on the tate OF John a. Pettengill, late of
Augusta, in said county, deceased, having petit
toned for license to sell public auction or private
sale, the following real estate of said deceased,
for the payment OF legaces, NC, All the ~
estate Of The deceased de- except his homestead. r.
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday %
November next, in the kennebee journal, news'
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter-
ested, may attend at a Court of Probate then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any,
why the prayer Of sam petition should not be
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES IIEwINs. Reg ster. 3wi6
KENNEBEC COUNTY--In Probate Court at Au-
J'YD2a E. MARsUN Guardian OF Fred a. Mar.
IL and Cora j. Marson of Windsor, in said
County, minors having petitioned for Incense sell
at pubic auction or private sale the following cal
estate of said wards, the proceeds to be placed
interest viz All the interest of said wards in the
homestead Of their deceased father, subject to the
widows dover.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior to the fourth Monday of
November next, in the Kennebec Journal, news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interest.
ed may attend at n Court of Probate, then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 5wi6
KENNEBEC COUNTY--In PROBATE, Court at IN.
guStd on the fourth Monday Of october, 1873.
EUGENE w. WHITEHOUSE, Administrator
L. the estate of William w. Smell late of Vassal-
boro', in said county, deceased, having petitioned
for license to sell at public auction private sale
the following real estate of said deceased, for the
payment OF debts, &c, viz: One undivided half of
the land and buildings occupied by Thaddeus Smell
and one undivided half OF about seventy-hve acres
south and easto of the Edward Smell place, includ-
ing all interest in the mill privileges and buildings
thereon.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
November next, in the kennebec journal, news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons inter.
ested may attend at Court of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cansc IF any, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
Ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs Register. 3wi6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08

An occasional dose of DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite and invigor-
ates the system. Hence it is often adyanta-
geous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably we'll often flnds that
a dose of these Pellets, from their cleansing
and renovating effect upon the digestive ap-
paratuS makes him feel decidedly better
Twenty-Five cents, by Druggists. sat&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08
Daily Nennebrt- sournal
A U G U 8 II a.
SPRAGUE AFFAIRS.

SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. 8. 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08

ton. We have never met the Democratic
party in an open, square, earnest battle, where
the full vote was polled and only the honest
vote counted, without beating it, and we can
beat Il in the same way again. - :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-11-08
STATE OF MAINE,
EXEcUrn'E DEPARTMENT

Augusta, Oct. Is, 1873.
4 II adjourned session of the Executive Council
n will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBER, in Au
gusta on Tuesday, the eighteenth day OF November
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Attest: GEORGE G. STACY,
n0Vi-t&N2t Secretary of State.
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Though the negroes have been freed and
eptranchised and ciyil-righted they cling to
The customs Of their forefathers In many re-
spects, and are stlll q ''Peoullar people A
few days ago negro woman was seen 70 60
out upon Q bridge leading from the Tredegar
works to an island In tho river and throw q
keg or box into the stream and make off. As
infanticide has been lamentably common with
them of late boy who saw the act supposed
that another baby had been murdered and
disposed Of, and ut once reported to o police
man what he had seen and the woman was
arrested. Finding that she was suspected Of
q grave crime the woman was forced to tell
the truth and establish her Innocence, On
Friday her daughter wAs taken suddenly
III and rapidly grew worse until Monday
when the mother accidentally discovered III
she had been compared. The old wo.
man went out to sweep the yard and
was attracted TO q nall sticking up In TIN
IN burned her, and her right arm .'becaIA,
paraiyzed." This satisfied her that ths
EVIL One" was 81 work, She lAld the yAdl'
lluait1r hafQra q SOLEMN convooatlon OF -hel
rieighbors, and they unanimously agreed
upon q sure plan for removing. the spell; 81
with their advice she procured spade ant
succeeded In unearthing the nall, with sey
eral others. They were crossed upon on
another, forming star, and the "deyiri
pa,i'-the one first discoyercd-was pointini
toward the house. According to adVicc tn
old woman made mixture Of copperas, Gay
epnc pepper, red onion and nsh brine, an
poured II upon the deyillsh instruments, an
than put them In keg and went to thro'
them into "swift-runnlng, neyer-failin
stream" The spell was thus broken and he
daughter Instantly got we'll. The police NJ
thofities, after a thorough investigation, ai
esrtAined that the strange story OF the oil
woman was true, (according TO her belief
and released her from custody. iflohn,on
va Correspondence QincinnaH Commercial
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THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.

Success OF the Ceiebrstisn-speciai and
General Features OF the Exposition.
Mr.. Clearance B. Young, Of the Smithsonian
Institution, now on his return from Europe,
where he visited the principal cities and the
agencies OF the Institution, was not dlsap-
pointed In the chief object Of his journey-an
examination Of the Exposition at Vienna.
Tho following arc extracts from private
letter, dated Munich, August 10, 1885,
~ have at last commenced TO set my watch
back, having made my flrst days journey
westward. l left Dresden on Monday, 2sth
Instant, and reached Prague that night, pass-
Ing through the Saxon Switzerland, the
scenery Of which, In natural beauty, surpasses
"Tho next day visited Prague, and may
say that I did Ii up, as climbed twice to tho
top Of the steep and high hills across the
river, on O warm day, 70 get good views OF
the city. At the hotel they have q. guide to
the city, which they prcsent 70 their guests
Prague Ia quite q manufacturing place. l
next morning q cir, obtained private room
without dlfficulty before breakfast, and spent
the rest OF the day at the Exhibition. l can
not give you any idea Of the immense size Of
the buildings, nor begin To mention the beau
seen nothing else this would have repaid me
for coming 70 Europe. And yet found many
Americans travelling on the Continent who
were not going 10 Vienna, and others who
only decided 10 go when they found that the
beat pictures from the different galleries had
been sent there. went six days and yet was
unable to examine the whole Of the collec-
ton, and most Of what did see saw but
once, and that rather hurricdly. MO-. q.
Almost everything was arranged so rs 70
mako pretty appearance, even articles that
You would not suppose could look we'll ono
Of tho prettiest things was fountain OF fax
az aere There w very handsome monument
pumps room that looked very well, con-
tanning principally smoked hams and cham
payne bottles. There was Q cave of raw
cotton, model Of o mine made Of rock salt,
view Of Pcsth made Of matches, some pic
lures worked with black thread, which at O
Among the works Of art besides those con-
tained In tho art building (and that alone Ia
larger than the American Institute building
at New York; there were beautiful statues,
vases, silyerware, some extremely beautiful
pieces Of tapestry, paper-hangings that for
magnificent specimens Of glassware, mala-
chile centre tables, jewelry and precious
stones which appeared prettier than those In
the green vaults at Dresden, though, Of
course, not as expensive; porcelain paintings
&c. Their were also articles Of leather Of
played In coAservatorics, with artificial moss
ferns and lihles; colossal statues formed OF
chocolate, Of soap, and Of wax; candles ar
rayed In architectural forms, and such an
immense number OF objects and so many
rooms and buildings, that It became wearl-
yeIed one to discover place that had not
been previously noticed.
"The machinery exhibition alone was half
mile long, and contained great variety Of
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DRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE PuHsnlsIss AND pErer g. 8.

OFFICE PuhcnAsSe AND pEror g: g.,
OMAHA. NEB., July y, is7a
September isis for furnishing the bubsstsnee De.
he 6asa
n Chicago or 81 Louis, By The s5;h Of September.
ioo barrels Mess Pork.
10 90 pounds Bacon, short, clear sides in Funnies
-'o~oo POUNDS Beans choice whi'e' hAndpicked'ih
Loo pound. Psss. split. in barrels.
a'eD pounds Hominy. Isrits,j in barrels,
ss1 pounds hominy, coarse In barrels.
No. IN dag0s
1000 gallons Sinsssr. whisky rsquirins thirty.
trsiiss one Suii oanes.j IN new. fnli.hooped
oaf barrels, with one iron hoop on each end.
heads and iron hoops painted. and bunss
r.ooo poahds S.ndlts. .damantine, full weight.
oao poands soap, lard PS and drs free from adu
tsrations, IN boxes Strapped
1900 pounds salt, hne gram. clean and dry. in
ter.a3ns, in full weight -Four ounce papers,
packed in boxes strapped. containing q
Proposals for delivery at Omaha must DO sd,
e a ths 70 dr 9eh iS
Oh tsaross 4, g LSSi, NJ; 49,. ,s.,r
duty sSeRPs ssy dysr tSf
package must b. In frstrate shipping order. Ae.
tuAi tare At the time Of delivery Is required
y hsrsn fss asa be-
Proposals VIII be received subject to the usuA
| BanS proposals and further Information will b,
flrn.I d upon application to ap & rs S9nnasA
| Breyct brig Gen and d. g.
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DRoposALs FOR SUPPLIES.


OrTIcr PURCHASING AND DrPor O. 81
Sealed proposals. aAg N aap,s.s Ap aSiy
received At this ofhce until u O'clock m WEDNES.
PAx ssR,s%seT "a s.S for ig,p,hins the United
rsiiro.d dspoi OF Northern Paeiho fsilroad depot.
s@6sTei: irst quality Mes. Pork, packed with.
$4,000 pounds iresh ground xxx Flour. Of best
E h sssi. Il a6 Sis @ paanSs
1000 pounds fresh ground bolted Corn Meal, white
oryeiiow. twhichto DO stated.) In seamless
1900 pounds prime new White Deans, well sea.
soned. clean and Of uniform size. put up in
strong seamless sacks Of iao pounds each.
7U pounds carefully selected Tea, in original
PACKAGES. one third green and two thirds
100 pounds "C- Sugar, in barrels,
s,No gallons Tin half barrelsl pure whisky. Vine
gar, free from ell foreign acids or other in
furious substances, Of uniform sirsnsth,
e neatrsise one iuiS Humss' sas q as To
be new. full hoped. one iron hoop on each
end. heads and iron hoops painted, and
ao, pounds s soos soap s hard and dry. and in
strong boxes, Strapped.
5000 pounds Fine Salt, In good strong barrels.
LOO pounds pure ground Black Pepper, in quar-.
ter pound TN packages. packed In boxes.
w y Flour az sShss
HiPisS ainnssots. 70 Be delivered SsiOrs oet6Ssr
All the stores 70 be Of the best quality. and ready
Actual tare At time Of delivery required in all cases.
and no charge for packages aii0gSeaai GILMAN.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and e.
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PROPOSALS FOR A STEAM LAUNCH.
9y.arrsx.sr.n e saa ptst 5l1sss.

QuAnTIRMAsTEn GEsERAL's OTYIcE,
WAsHHoros, d, O., August Is. ls13,
Proposals are invited for furnishing q STEAM
Dor.
She should be strongly built. have speed Of not
less than twelve miles statute pcr hour In still
ter, with screw propeller; boilers ut 10 use salt
supply Of fresh water for ordinary use, and con.
denser BY which portion OF the exhaust steam can
tested 70 two hundred pounds; size, nifty feet In
hpoSos 10 6aSe s ahS il5s sNS 49,
considered
Place and time Of delivery 10 bo stated Price Of
the Launch completely htted, painted and ready for
Sealed proposals, to be addressed to the under
signed, will be opened at this Office on the 18th OF
September next, at noon, NJ. q. MEI0s,
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I'd. 9. YOUNG. General Pss;s1ssi xss3j
AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Ms's& m Nd 55ss 9hiibSE S, IA On Sunday.
Asi:iop. m. bNi ga 70 s8ssdaiZ{,

IOk ANNAfOLIb .
Ass@ m. sad fo 81 nj S RI III on Sunday.
A'ia''' M ~ sts Nc p 4 FR4iSsis,
ss.s se ssiI Vs. 4 nd x
IA m 'Ig sl Az: ~ ;;f! ~ " :
IN ;ssf g Il ID .ss
e ssl4ss Z 4 "a ;Sa 81
1T 7sB EEA hHSPa aSGFE
lssys washinfs1 pn = q . " and 10 p IN.
HSsi I ss 81 4 hour SaS q
s, WI ~
SSf ss s 4 z sss
3 "a u Boston,
H,.'Tsa SsSsRR,iR 's
jed. o.... ZEE sss:s 3 se:si A.
THROUGH LIME BETWEEN WARRINGTON
i PHLADELPAIA AND NEW YORK.
Train. p.,v,.S s Ia To.s r..
Z II sss 4!Is!ss zssssj
s.,. s.n, S '!'s.S sHEHasRHtsH'a
Iesve for New York al 10 p m. and Philadelphia
Ssspins cars for New York on the sso p m n.i,
I. ss "a r sss Ran,
sss SsitpoEs and Ohio H.ilrosd ss,ysrti.smsn
nspois snd sh ss %sss RGS An
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
or !syy.ss ..yn,. Il psroT OF THE,

JErrRIsoNvrLLx DEror OF THE)
QUAnrrnMAsrER's DEPARTMENT,
JEFFHRsoNyILLr,I IND, AUGUST 81, ls7a
Quartermaster's Department on WEDNEsDAY.
the LIST day Of October. ls7s. at 10 O'Clock. q M.
Military storekeeper .. IS A, . quantity Of con.
as|nea ouarssrms.,srs Store cSa.istns g Iron
shoysls and Spades, Wire Rope, Chains. fool
StoSss .na Rsnse sn one Hum: one c SuIs hmbe
lanoss HAMS. Rubber Hose. Agbber Betting.
Horse BlAnksts, Harness and SaddieI. Wagon Bows.
WAGON feloes. WAGON spokes, and other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Terms Cash In United states funds.
Tho property can be cIAmined by the purchasers
At any time before the dAv OF sale, between the
hours Of O'Clock. = m, and o'clock. .. m.
The property to be removed At the expense Of the
sale. JAMES A, RKIN,
equity ouarterm,ster General o. =. A.. in charge
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

QuARrKnNLsTEn's OFYIcE,l
Fonr RILEY, KANSAS, August Is, ls73
There will be sold. at public auction, at Fort
hs,sy ksps a q 10 O'Clock = m THURSDAY
x quantity o. stores which have been inspected
and found TO be Of no further service TO the Coy.
eles; horse. circular saws, cooking stoves, i5S
dies Iron sale, wood Cutting machine. moving
michins, . healing stoves, y sets harness. . head
variety Of other stores which Will be offered In
anal adsntitiss. such ~ carpenters tools. black
by authority Of the Department Commander.
o.n,,,n and A..,.,.n. On. 4: y; KiMg "A
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

" WARRINGTON, d. O.. August 20 1879
op tho petition q 9Eoner gook and aAssmAL
praying for the extension Of, : patent srsnted
10 them on nth day Of December. is6s, for an I'M
II Is ordered that The testimony in tho case be
closed on the 9Th day Of Noyem6er neat; that the
be limited 10 The 9TH day ofDecember next and that
said petition be heard on the 10th day Of December
n,S oBPfsss a "a; SS,%n,..Ou.r
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DRoPoSAI,s FOR sEwER At FORT wADB
il WORTH, NEW YORK HARBOR.
OryioE or CHfnr OUARrrhMAsrER,l
uou. fnsr 9uAnTsaMAsTEH pisTaIoT.

HOUSTON srns,I: S V1sn or dR,E assE
Sealed proposals., IN duplieste, with copy Of
and will be received at this once until u M Sep,
tembsg IN ISL, for THO eopstruction Of sewer a
with the plan and specincstions on ale in this of
nee The work must be proposed for as whole,
OF two az Responsible persons. for the prompt ex.
ecution and inlhlment OF the contract should u DO
terAi and labor 70 DO furnished BY the contractor
and the work completed within thirty days from
award OF contract -.
The proposals. should be indorsed Proposals Tor
Seer At Fort wsdsworth New YORK hATS S o nna
JermAater District" as above. H. o. TYLER,
Lieut. Col and Deputy QuArtermAster General,
| Dreyet Major Cen, U. y. Army
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PROPOSALS.
d RoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

y RoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
. QuAhrEaNAsrER's OFrIcK,,
WEST POINT. N. ". August ~. ls.3, :
bss ss IF nSi os snd S az AZ
september. ls7s, for the following quartermaster's
il,ODi bushels State Oats.
80 tons Timothy Hay ..
Is tons hand thrashed Straw,
All Of the best quality. 'I-
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they viii deliver the Oats Hay and Straw on the
wharf at West Point, New York. TO be delivered on
or before the gth day Of October, H7a
j. NJ. MARsHALL, Lieutenant Fourth Art'y,
Acting Assistant QuArtermAster U. Il A.
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GOVERNMENT SALE,

GOVERNMENT SALE.
sIDsxr BARRACKS, NRBRAsxAl
August I, l63 \
Thsrs Will % s1ld A yetion 81 sidney BsIr.chs,
o'elo m. seyen horses, lot o. tools, clothing.
ios II quaftefmssteris stores. Terms can. and
property 70 be removed on the day e G ssIsI
Firut Lieut., Ixth Infantry md A. A ON,
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DKNNyYLyANIA AIR LINE
= PXii1DrLsWA,o,x

DKSNsYiyANI1 AIN LINE
L no TIS4EETn,,,v,.
lhSRwSoRK.
ANN All potura IN THE VIEW tSXXiAHGH
-nD..a. o..-sLA TfH ,,,r,-a. 80
fhhoo"h BEL wv yoM1,HT ohiNofVN AM
WITHOUT CHANCE bF OARS.
s,e.rne sn4 i'm yovesS anish
nRYLLMASFAht9 M On PAY Z T m n
rIRAINs. =, ,.,,
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RAILROADS.
UTAsHINeToN AND ONO RAILROAD.

FAIL ARRAEaExEsT;-TwQT nAINs DAILY,
ksSSA hifSsiHIaqSoaNt, BSfsddiSssi s SSassf y.
Aisssndri. sisiis M and l'is p M fsss Lees
burg going Es.,sa.ds :, \ 4: m and md z; nm
p!L. ssYs Asmils9n a ~ N .1d ~ p .n M
and siis p m, and At Washington at $50 r. m. and
PASSENGERS from washington viii take tlA wash.
!nston and Ohio cars at the baltimore and Pot9mac
RAILROAD station at q, IN. and p. m, and 80
through 70 Hamilton without change Of care
Thes IS {. N. train from AleIsodria and y ~ p n.
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