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National Republican., 1879-06-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST.
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1879, AT 4:20 A. NJ.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY ls 1879, AT 40 a. NJ.
An .x,w vi 1Sayc wq;hipgt599ns; Y59 sy,, ,xDpos.
TON EXPRESS. Eliicou CITY. on sundays to
BainoTe only; Stops q ShipIsy,s, Lenre Az ,I, An
and Mount Winans. 'Breitiasi ai Relay station
Ha MS FreGeeE
soo3a a9a WHyi Y Stan ya Relay r.upp1 ExpRrss
siS-PoInt Of Rocks, fledmoni, sirasbars, Winchcs,
ter, iiagerstown and Way stations. Ions ,o,ro,,
0NEY Sb LINZ EPhksik faroF s9Ss2N tHP q
New Yor; and Phlhdelphia ,, r,,,,,s ,xn
Pi'rfsBURG EXPRfsss. Frederick, ilagers.
town and Valley Branch ,eiSsept 81 sundHy} Az,
cnnati daily. Grafton TO Sandusky daily, except
eOO--ton Sunday onIy-Baltlmore, Annapolis, and
1900 ,-BaLTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops a, Bladens-
tion, Jessups and Hanover
ia:iU-Balttnore, Annapolis Eiilcott City, and Way.
iiscm-NEW YohK, iLADELPHfA AND hos
lal-ton sunday only baltimore and Way.
B9AfIHS Hf Wy XXX S'%!iSe ptEehuRo AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. Stops
4a@tfolns flHPIRs 81 R9eks, Frederic Iagcrsown win,
FSas saa and Ws %sy 'Ss "Sas @ sunday to
iTPTIiAPELRplilA S2MT4Lk aR E;oan, ASP sund.I RAK
Norfolk passengers taken in tho cars direct l 70
go, boat a, C@p,o1 Stops St BedensDnrsand Laurel
7OO--t baltimore and Way stations.
iO--tBALTIMoREXEXpR EllicOtt City, via
Relay. "
Sl5-tCHICAGO, COLUMBUS, AND PITTSBURG
EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO Chicago. Pittsburg
except Sunday.
lGl5-tNEW York, PIILA DELPHIA, AND BAL
T1MORE EXPRESS. stOpsnl BlndensbnrE and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York and special
sleeping ear to Philadelphia-.
llOO-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPIRES
tDaiIy. !Sundt,y only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stopnt Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket WashiungOn station and 6O3 Gi0
and 1895 PENNSYLVANIA avenue--whcre orders VIII be
taken for Baggage to be checked and received A. any
point In the city, W. NJ. GLEMENIs,
Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO EOONTZ. General Agent,
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RyVER And C1N.1L NEW W.S.
Washington River Front

ARRIVED.
Johnson's wharf-B c Co boat No 22l, -, IIsyrs
dc Grace, with coal.
Riloy's whari-SchC oncrs Planter, Dckerson, Nor
folk. with 5000 feet lumber to w W Mccullough
Brigadier, simmons, Bangor, with iOCOO lath to W "
CullOugh' Brave. Rie,ham, Sufulk, with 5000 fee,
lumber 10 L Il Jackson; George Abel. Medley.
RappahGnnOCk, with lumber TO hilcy Bros.
Bisc'o's Tenth street whnrves-ScuoOnCr Robert
Franklin. Wheatley, -, With lumber To GrGCneaf
Johnson; longbOat Rsins sun, Huntington, -,
with hay and wood.
CLEARED.
Rley's wharf-Schooncr John II Traverse, Wheat
ley, down. light.
DisCOes Tenth street wharves- Schooner Ahdic T.
SNOW, ThornbeCk, iOr Alexandria TO load coal Tor
RuCkland
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VINREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l. OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BuiLDING,
WAsHiSGToN. ID. G., June 10. lsTO.
Sealed proposals 10 supply tie Treasury Depart.
ment with Coal and Wood for the ensuing year Will
be received NJ this Office up TO II o'clock noon OF
Thursday June 20, lh7a
Instructions 10 bidders will he furnished applica
ton TO the Custodian Of the Treasury Buildngs room
No. 20, first floor. J. X. UPTON,
Chief Clerk,
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nOusK or REPnEsRNriTIVEs.

On motion of Mr.. WILSON, tomorrow, afler the
morning hour, was assigned for the consideration
of the ioiut resolution reported from the Commit
tee ON Foreign Affairs relative to further treaty
with Mexico,
Mir. SCALES, chairman Of the Committee on In
dian Anbiis, reported a bin granting to all rclig-
ious denominations equal rights and privileges in
the Indian Territory, Made the special order for
the third Thursday in January
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FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. June 3, 1879
Sealed proposals addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, for furnishing stationery for the Navy Depart
ment, and bureaus and offices thereof in Washing on
during the fiscal year ending June So ls8l Will be re-
ceved until IL O'Clock III ofthe 10th OF June.
- Proposals must bes ubmit,ed on the forms furnished
by the Department. with the guarantee and certificate
annexed, and must embrace all the items therein,
Proposals from parties not engaged Ia busllieSs IN
Washing on, or who have not supply depot IN SuCn
city, will not be considered.
The Schedule embraces two general classes: lst
paper and envelopes; 3D. miscellaneous articles; and
tle contract will be awarded In the whole or by
classes, may be considered the more advantageous
to the Government
The Department reserves tho right TO require a
greater or less quantity any article in the schedule
than that specified the wants of the same may re
quirc.
The articles will be called for from time TO time as
needed and must De IN accordance with the schedule
and satisfactory the head of the Office or bureau Tor
which required must be delivered without unneces
sary delay and nt the expense OF the contractor IN
default ofany Of which requirements ihe department
reserves the right 10 purchase the articles elsewhere
or TO annul the contract in whole or in part and WIZ
hold the contractors responsible f any additional eN-
pense II may incur thereby.
The Department reserves the right TO waive defects
and to reject any or all bids,
Bills properly approved, accruing under the con-
> r. w. THOMPSON,
leo Secretary of the Navy.
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rTNREASuRY DEPARTMENT.
L BuREAu OE ENGRAYINn AND PnINTl SO.

June IL, 1919.
Sealed proposals Will he received at this Office until
~ O'Clock m, Saturday the 18th inst, ior the CON
htructiOn and ction In the building for The Is l.
of Engraving and Printing, In perfect working
order OF one high. pressure stationary Engine verti-
cal cylinder diameter "a inches with 36i ch stroke
and SIX Boilers each II feet long and feet In diam
purposes. may he deter upon and dee crIbed
IN the specifications for the work,
SPECIFICATIONS iur the construction orthe engine and
boilers and any Information which may BE- desired
respecting the be obtained on application 10
the undersigned. .
The right 10 waive defects and to reject any all
bids j. re ervcd.
Proposals should be plainly marked Proposals for
Construction OF Engine and Boilers and be addressed
to q. II. Irish.
leo Chief Of Bureau.
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IDS FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS


WAsIttSGTOS, ID. G., June 10, 1873
The Secretary of the Treasury, NJ directed ~ an
act Of Congress approved June 10 1870 (Which nctsnp
pended hereto for the iuformati Of all conccrned),
hereby invites bids for the bonds OF the District OF
Columbia authorized by said act, amounting 10 one
million and nnety-two thousand three hundred dol
lars al ,Wr,a0).
Said bonds will he payable July 1897, aud viii bear
interest at tie rate Of five 5) per cent pCr annun;
payable sem-annuollyby tho Treasurer OF the United
District.
The bonds will be In registered or coupon FORM. ns
the successful bidder may prefer, Rnd in suitable DC
nominations
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, marked lids for District OF Columbia
Bonds and will be received until II o'clock noon on
Monday, June 30, 1879. .
TheSecreary reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary.
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GAS Cooking Stoves

WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT OFFICE,
mya All and 4l3 Tenth street
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National Safe Deposit Co.,
Fifteenth street and New York avenue.

Fire, Burglar, and Damp-Proor Vaults, safes for
rent ion 80 to $40 per Rnnum Takes Government
Bonds on spccl.l depost-si per 5000 year, Also
receives Sycrwure packed IN ordinary sized trunks
on deposit for moderate charge,
Board OF ManAyers-william StcGncy president;
George W. Riggs vice-presdent; n. =, snyder, secre
laryi A. /. sturtevant treasurer, Henry a, WI
lard John Cussels, and Thomas Evans,
lel0eo 10 Rugl
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UNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
L OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BuIIpISG
WAsuiSGToS, u. G., June l6, 1879
Sealed proposals for the purchase of the Waste Pa
per of the Ire sry Department for the ensuing year
Will be received ~ this office up to o'clock p M OF
Thursday, June 26 1879
Instructions 10 bidders will be furnished on applic9l-
ton the Gust dian OF the Treasury Buildings room
No 70, first floor. ]. X. UPTON,
ielS CHIEF Clerk.
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AN ACT anthorlzIng The Comm Iasloners of The DI

AN ACT authorizing the Commissioners of the Dis
trct OF Columbia TO issue twenty.yenr . per cent
bonds Of the District OF Columbia 10 redeem certain
funded indebtedness OF sad District.
Re II Otdctd bU The Sendtc and Hour ~ Rciffsentd
uNSW ne I.nHcd States " dU,ricd ~ thnuy~ usS,m-
b'rd, That the Commissioners ot the District or Co
lumbiI be- aud they hereby, authorized TO pre-
pnfe, execute, and deposit with the secretary OF me
Treasury OF the United states bonds Oi the Dsrict OF
Columbia, bearing interest not exceeding per
centun per aunum and payable twenty years after
date, 10 the amount Of not more thhn one nlOh tNo
hundred thousand dollars the proceeds TO be us %
only for the redemption of funded indebtedness OF
sud District or Of the late municipal c1ri OratlOs OF
uary and March /, 1879, those now existing mud
payable Nt pleasure, for the redemption OF whcl The
sinking fund of said District may not provide sad o
per Centum bonds shall he IN such form ana deloin-
nations ~ the Secretary OF the Treasury shal np-
prove ana shall be numbered cOnspcuively ana leSs
tered IN the office of the Auditor of said District nn
also in the Office of tile Register of the Treasury OF
the United States In such manner tAe secretary OF
the Treasury may direct and shall bear the seal o.
the Disrlct OF Colmba PTUrSd That this act shall
not be construed to make the Government OF the
United States liable for either the principal or inter-
est of said bonds. or any part thereof
said bonds shall be sold by the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO the highest bidder gpOn public tender,
vcrtised for one week two daily newspapers "a the
city Of Washington and two III the city OF new ORR
The bids shall be opened by the Secretary OF the
Treasury aud the awards approved by him. Inc
money realized from the sale OF said bonds shall We
paid out y the Secretary of the Treasury only Tor
| the purposes named In til act,
| SFC. That the provisions OF all acts conflicting
herewith and the acts or paris OF acts authorizing
said Com mmissioners of the District OF Columbia 10
10 bonds TO redeem certain bonds Of said District
having been issued Hereunder, hereby repea ed
| Approved June iO 1870 je2l
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Clear d-Boats II Loveridge, q p Manning q w
Warlleid. Alexander p } Sewers, p II Uhlcr, W n
Lowe. J IL Parroit W J Booth, Hammon, Kats
pTather. Ella, May Belle, w Delaud Jr, NJ Forbes
uni l. Helm Il Co.
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IlnoMAs DOWNING. Anctl .necr.
II W =
TRUSTEES, SAFE OF IMPROVED PRoPERI

CoitNER WENrY.Tifi,D, AND NJ sfREErs
ISsr asGS oo o S WIFI sell m Sn TRfDXY
the 9TH Of June 1872 nt $50 O'Clock y. IN I'm front Of
feet ipches IL depth, o. lot u, in snbaysion Of
square No. "a, improved with frame building, 6c.
payments, Of SIX, Twelve and eighteen months with
H. per cent i2m day of sRS n sSfpTSa BY
lcserM @ wsr FBTG 5GHR y y. tS&. tlS2&Ers, Trustees.
| TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
a PROVED PROPERTY IN TIE COUNTY,
X3Hb, BRiahIFWo3p &Np HgJAGi;Nr 20 20
iiNG, iASD KNOWN As THE "fi'fNHM
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated November IS, A.
lsl4 and duly reco,ded IN li0er No ~ ,9ll9 % & 2s
June lS7o, iiI equity cause No. $50! doc ~ @ and
Bridget Eitnnm ct al deiendans, aud At the written
request OF the party secured shall sell III public auc
Re I'd day yS Jny s s al osoSE @ p M, Mi % The fol
GSsSSd @ az psss or p na q ana yng snd
GSS n1a md k99wn IS na nenS Part Of 'Ta, S
the following me,cs and bounds 10 wit; lounded on
the Yves ern side by line running norihiio degreesl
ptrclles from boundary stone at the northeast cor
ner OF Morennds part Of said irnel and bonnded q,
go iO' west on the south by q line O. McChesney',
land running spnih I51 we to the Aforesaid boundary
sold OFF TO James sedei, to wit From point ON th'
southern line near the branch north 70 ives, two nit
eighty-fOur hundredths e. 81 1907 lerchos TO market
poplar, north 40. west four hundred Dnd n,nrysil
(FH) perches To n marked hickory, north thirtySiN
anu one. quarter &c., 4o) degrees eIlst twcnty yont
perches: thence north eIghty.Dine and one quarter
| $500 degrees. eitst twelve perchesi thence nortl
thrty-siN and Onc-quRrIer $500 degrees east fifty
| one and one-qunrter perchoa 10 Thomas CarDery,
south line-contnining 80 acres rood and 81 pcrcies
| together W tn the improvements &C., &c
| Terms: II 600 cash; balance In two equal install
menls. payaIe III 81 x and twelve months with inter
est Ut tile rate OF per cent. per nnuin, secured by
deed OF trust the property sold; all cash ut pur
chserS ption S2DJ DEPOSIT at time OF sale All con
veyancng at purchasers cost. II terms OF sale are
| not complied with In ten uO) days the trustee re
serves the right to the property ut the risk
cost OF the defaultng purchaser.
| BRAINARD IL. WARNER, Trustee.
| W. b, WILLIAMS d CO., Auctoneers.
| je6,l3,:0,27yds star eUd,vds
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Cleared-schooners Alexander Wiley, -, dow
the river, hight; r. II Nailor, Fisher, Boston, wit
c,nl; ] II De Wolf -, Round Point Me. wit
with coal,
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HREAsrRY nErARrMENr

,
Il UFFICE or SUpERINTE IN DENT OF BUILDING,
WAsliiSoroS. d. G., June 10, 1919.
Sealed prof osnis to supply the Treasury llepaut
partment with Ice for the ensuing year Will be re
eivrd nj this Office up to O'Clock pm OF Thursday
June ~, 1879
Ins ructions bidders will be furnished on appiica-
tion the Custodian of the Treasury buildings room
No. TO- II rst floor. j. X. UPTON,
ipiu Chief Clprk
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Berkeley Springs,
Two and "A Half Miles from Sir Johns Run
Station, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SEASON OPENS JUSE5.

Hotel accommodates 500 guests.
The Baths are uBTivacd. including spSut. shower,
plunge, and swimming pools.
Water roc Fahrenhet-a specific for Rheumatism
Neuralgia. md skin Diseases
Cuisine unsurpassed.
Terms-S2.50 50 per day; s5 per week. $40 and $50 per
month according to quality of room. Young gentle
men will be accommodated ut SS5 per month.
Roumd-trip tickets including Stage and baggage
sS25.
Write for Illustrated and descriptive pamphlet.
mygSl I'm mo, r. TREGO IL SON.
National Republican., 1879-06-26
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ORKNEY SPRINGS

Shenandoah County, virginia.
FINEST COLLECTION OF MINERAL WATERS
IN THE WORLD FOR VALUE AND VA
RIErY OF MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
The Chalybeate. Alum, Sulphur, lrOn-Suphur, Heal
ing Arsenical, and the renowned Bear W4llow spring
are found IN the Orkney collection.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL ICCOMMODd-
for $50 people. Colonel j. =. Cake, late of Congress
Hall, Cape May, now Of Metropolitan llolel, Wash.
PSSe mSsse %yshnsGS wy sHse G room on oerf 0 Inc '0
AMPLE STABLE Room
for private teams and well'supplied livery for the
use Of the guests
MINERAL BATHS,
Tub, Shower nnd Plunge. Every facility afforded
those seeking Health, Comfort, and Pleasure
THE UONDERE'UL LURIYCdTERNS
are situated within a few hours drive of Orkney, to
which line of Park Wagonettes Will run daily.
Board per day .........................' y: 90
" wcek. ...,.,.'.'......"...'''' "a w
" " month Observation-Disclosures. 10 W
Special contracts made with families and parties.
FIVE HOURS ny nan
nom Washington via Baltiu ore and Ohio or Virginia
Midland Railroad.
THROUGH And ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
issued from all points North, West, ana south, GOOD
from June to November |. ROumdtrp from Wash
ington, IS; from Baltimore, go. From washington,
via Lurhy CaveTns, $40; from Baltimore, via Luray
Caverns, sl2
PARK WLGONETTES
Tor private carriages 20 oTder) viii be In waiting on
arrival OF trains at Mount Jackson TO convey passcn.
gers over q shady and e0sy'grade turnpike ROAD 10
SEASON or 1870
will open June 49, accommodations given Junel. Ad-
dress for descriptive pamphlets and other iniorma,
ton, the prOpretors at orkney SPRING. the manager
Washington b, q JONES 4 PARKER
nlyS- ifupllelOIs.
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PROpOSALS.
DRoPosGfs FOR GALVANIZED IRON WORK
Il AND PROPOSALS FOR STATES AND
SLhTETl5' WORK .
sMITnsoStAN INSTITUTION,
OFFICE OF THE SECHETAHN,

UEIICE OF THE NI.TNETNNNl
WAsHfNaToN, u. G., June n, 1873
Separate sealed proposals will be received by the
National Museum Building Commission, Wesung-
ton, -. until ~ m. on the 9TH OF July 1879 for fur
nishng, delivering, fitting and putting IN place com
plete certain galvanized iron work and also for about
500 squares OF states and saters work required IN the
National Museum building in accordance with draw
ings, specifications and schedules TO be seen nt the
office of Clss Schulze, architects Corcornn build
iup
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GENERAL MARX EI,S.

Georgetown Grain Market
GEnRuErowS June 81 Is5n.
Wheat and corn noninally unchanged at previ-
nliS mn aiIn
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H. T. MBOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-

SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary. Organs Non retention or Incontinence OF
Urine Irritation Inflammation. liberation OF the
Bladder and X dneys; Stone In the bladder, Gravel
or Brickdust Deposit, Brghts Disease, Milky Dis.
charges and all Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys or
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male Female, or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising ffom excesses or dissl.
patton, attended with some of the following syInp-
IONS; Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory IndspoSi-
tion to ESerton Business Shorinees Of Breath,
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts of Disease,
DiInness of Vision, Puins in the Back Chest and
Head, Rush of Blood TO the Head, skin Eruptlons
Pale Cuuntenance. and Dry Skin
18TH ESE SYMPTOMS are allowed to go on very
frequently Epieptic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the consultation becomes affected with organic
weakre IL requires the aid OF an invigoratng med-
cine to strengthen and tone up the system, which
HEI. M ROI,D'S BlCH u does in
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Summer Tourists.
ALLAN STE A M S HIP LIN (
From Baltimore 10 Halifhx,


The A British iron screw steamships lIlBER
MAN, 3.3D tons, Capt Lieut.. Archer; NOVA SEQ
TIAN, $500 tons, Capt. Richardson, and CASPIAN,
5000 tons, capt Trocks, leave Balimore every fort
night tWednesdnys) for Halifax, Nova Scotia
Cabin passage TO Halifax, SO gold Round trip tick
cts, So gold. Cabin to Liverpool. s75.
During the summer months no trip affords more re
Taxation than the above giving the traveller o.
voyage of three to four days o. II TransA tlantic
Steamship, aud Soourn IN the cool climate of Nova
Scotia For further information apply 10 A. SCHU'
MACIIER Il CO.. So. ,iay street. Baltimore, Md, oI
D. A. BROSNAN, bookseller and Stationer Gl2 \ lnth
street and 0l6 street northwest, Washington ID. C.
iclAlUw
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7 VNLAND AND sEABOARD CoAsTING COM
l. PASY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
and THE SOUTH.


AND THE SOUTH.
Stopping nj all the principal River Landings
On and after April 10 the new and 55TIsTs
swn steamers: LADY OF THE Ia ks&&.sAASs .ASssEsSSaf
Sixth street wharf every MONDAY, TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY at $50 o'clock p. m
and SATURDAY ut Q p. M, connecting ut NORFOLK
with the steamers TO Boston, New York. Richmond
md all railroad lines South.
Firstclass fare. 75 cents; round trip. 81. SECOND
class fare, so ccnts round Trip 10 cents Good for 10
days.
Freight nt lowest rates.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves Sixth
stree wharf every Monday ut n: III. for NomInl; ;
Thursday for CurIiOnIan and saturday for Leonard.
town, stopping at intermediate landings going and
returning
sTEANIEIts FoR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and Il. G. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier 81, East River, New York, eV
cry Saturday, at p. IN; Georgetown Monday and
Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply nt Office under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth street or Office
of agent foot OF sixth street. Washington, and GS Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
fnchI President
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GTEAMER MATTANO Captain JffEass
y William II. Bylcs). and after SssSsSassss2siS1aSS
April 20. leaves wharf foot OF sixth hsSzr-9qse-S-~
aud streets every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun
day, at q. M for the Potomac River landings.
ON Sundays for Mnttox Creek Coituns y, and landings
in 81. Clements BAY. On Thursdays for Maitox
Creek and landings IN Wicomico River. On Tues
days for Colton's and landing In NOmini Creek. Re-
turning Monday, "Wednesday, ana Friday morn
ings making Intermediate Landings. Also Chapel
Point on Wednesdays coming up
For further information inquire nj offices OF o. l..
SHERIFF, No. 3ss and llll Pennsylvania avenue, or
at office, foot OF Sixth and streets southwest
myZ}tf q. Il. JONES, Agent
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INVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATES,
AT THE REPuBl.ICAN OFFICE.
1908 Il street -hwest
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-22
FOREIGN.

The Bombay government reports
great distress imminent in the Decean bes
cause of the failure of crops. Five thous>
and ADMINISTRATION refugees from Kutty-
war have entered Bombay.
A correspondent at Rome says in con-
sequence of the undue importance attached
to General Garibaldi's manifesto, the gov
ernment has sent circular to other govern~
ments. declaring that it will vigorously re-
press any attempts to disturb the harmony
between Italy and other nations
A serious riot has been going on in
Cork for the last few days, arising out of a
difference between two rival bands. Sew
eral houses were wrecked Saturday. The
disturbances were renewed Sunday. The
rioters were dispersed by the police. Forty
of them were treated Tor scalp wounds. A
policeman's skull was fractured.
A dispatch from Calcutta SAYS nearly
a million pilgrims who assembled at the
Hurdwar fair have carried cholera in various
directions. Outbreaks of the disease are
reported from Delhi, Wrumitzar, RawulN
pendee, and elsewhere. Some cases have
occurred among the European troops. It is
asserted that of so. 600 persons who went to
the fair from Cumaton quarter are missing.
This mortality has been caused by the DO
lice forcing them to travel desert tracks. Ii
is probable the story is much exaggerated.
Bismarck, in the reichstag Saturday
during a debate on the tariff, said he would
not enter into the question of free trade OF
protection, but one thing was clear, that
through the widely opened doors of its i'm
port trade the German market had become
mere storage place for the over-productiOT
of other countries. They must, therefore
shut their gates. and take care that the Ger
man market, which is now being monopO
Iized by foreign wares, could be reserved
for native industry. The countries whicl
were enclosed had become great, and thos
which remained open had fallen behind.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-22

DR. CARVER, at q recent exhibition
in Eugland, placed ten glass balls on the
ground fred a bullet into the trus i'm
mediately beneath. The missile tearing
up the soil, threw the balls into the air
and they were broken as they rose. The
doctors greatest feat was performed for
q wager of one hundred pounds sterling
that he would hit an apple upon the end
Oi knife held by his colored attendant
riding on horseback at full gallop at a
distance of thirty yards. A large apple
was procured and stuck on the end of a
pruning knife. The negro mounted a
horse, and held the target with his left
AMI as far as possible behind his body.
The start was made about one hundred
yalds away, and when the rider came
within range, riding at furious gallop,
the doctor fred. The attempt was q
t"ilure, and odds of ten pounds to two
pounds were bet against Carver. The
second time he struck the apple, knock
ing it into half a dozen pieces.