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would resign IT, II is reported here that his last
candidacy cost him 1900. 900, and that he has
earned "a much since at his profession. Whether
he VIII make ~ hard push thls year is known only
to himself AT present he talks very little about
politics and great deal about the fishing IN the
straits of Belle Isle and the bays and lakes of New
ioundiand, and the pleasures of yachting in far
northern waters. E.v.s.
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Special Notices.

Chainers DegrayIa CoOsne Is unquestonably the In.
est * fumes Tor tlt hardkeofst luxurious i0f
tho BATH. FRY H. sod eycrywncre Al 25c. and 81.
Dastase which IS necessary 70 The digestion ~ alinaceous
topthss- the mortality
they are r uuOn s1ca.d .shiOnca ,od,.
handled ch dren, Meiln's f0ot'
has prepared aud tAOrO ghy established the
BESI nulrent fOI infants and inyais knOwn. Al
ttTflr .4afa has
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lRRIEN.

Jersey CITY Heiiht- Wednesday. sep
3, oy tie Row H. - Iy lana, alter g. Allen 10 sal
lie q. N0fes. 40 cards.
HARRIS ROkNAt Aubuin y. y. september ., $50.
Peter nurch, ~ ihc Roy. John Blauai d. D. a.
sisted POS the Rev. alter Ayraul d. D.. tie.eck Harris
springfield. Mass. and EMILY daughter Oh d. NJ Osborn
nj Amin
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A belated husband, hunting in the dark Tor
a match win which 10 light the gas, and audbly cx-
pressing hs dsapponimenI was rendered insane In an
Instant by his wife suggesting IN sleepy voice na ne
stumbling round In the dark breaking things-iNewAH
Call
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The strongest constitution Is racSed and
often ruined Oy stubborn attack 81 fever ana All
danger may De- avoided aud The clls PROMPTLY broken
NJ by resOrling ~ Dr. D Jayne's Agno Mixture
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hcady this Morning
THE sEAu.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Price IN wrappers ready for mailing. i've cents per copy
ono coDy one year. - copies sli copies aud
extra. rs Postage IN all free subsen9eE
N..x. Nor
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market, hut there will be better Offering later on
Smocas are aso in the market Tho latter be put
mp with less risk OF loss bv the ordinary family methods
than attends the preserving OF irreguary refined varic
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. s. a. m.-The changes In
the barometer yesterday were slight Cloudy and
rainy weather prevailed until just before noou but dur
ing the half OF the day partly cloudy ana clear
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
600 and $40 the average being 3so lower than We'd
nesday The amount of moisture n the air has been d.
minshed considerably.
Clear or parity cloudy and cooler weather may DC eA
pected III this city and vicinity to-day.
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MIDNIGHT WEi THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsuISGTON. Sept. D. 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic States. clear or
partly cloudy weather nOfthwesorS Mhu7' st@uohai1
or lower Temperature, rising barometer.
For New-Tngiand rain areas, followed by clearing
weather northw estery winds stationary lower tenn
perature, rising barometer.
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JAMES MnENRr's BsyKRUpTcY..

taken orders for months IN the ensuing year. The scs
siOn , be continued tomorrow.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ysualons Ia ti. cy ~ sea'
give d'aoas Of due Tor is !,
irregular white nne rspfsst.. -ls
ass. Tbs Sr1<snsf 4sss'l~ns
tLs xAIiAtsn. IN tsmpefAiafe
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DIR. W. T.. JOnNsroN's REPORT 10 THE GEOGRAPH-
ICAL sOCIETY-How TIE WYsE SCHEME WAS
ADOPTED -THE CONGRESS DEPLORABLE
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Baltimore General Market.

bAh'IMOht' fNplll 90 lott
Cotton quiet ana weak. Middlng, llAc.
Flour steady and firm Hownrd.streei and Western
superine, 1903 io do extra {io+t0; do family n IS
G5 so; CITY Mills superlnc 1908 so; do extra, $40
40; do Rio brands Is SD5 IS; patapsco family, 81 10
Whoat-Southern scarce and In active demand.
Western very firm. Southern red, 81 1odl IL; do am-
Der 81 li5Gl 49, No Pennsylvania red, 81 II; No 2
Western winter red spot and April. 81 liaCdi llG I;
May, 81 ii1&@l IL; June, 81 IIG9i ~.
Corn-Southorn dull; Western steady and quiet
Southern white, IGc; do yellow iS3s@l24c; Western
mixed. SPOT and April ~. OlIlsc; May I24 IA t23sc:
June. 42fsGG43c; steamer. 40sa tgI1!sc.
Oats steady Southern, SID SIC; Western white, 80
C1Sssc; do mixed. S2@32sci Pennsylvania, 31G33sc.
Rye quiet at 57@G0c
Hay firm and unchanged Maryland and Pcnnsyi-
vnnia prime to choice, Sl2dh
Wl0TG Bulk meats-Loose shoulders, SAc; clear.rib
sides &c; packed NC aud sac. lncon-Shouldeis
nc; ccar.rb sides, &c. Hams 04@0Ac. Lard, re-
fined, In tiercCs. nc. Butter quiet; prime 10 choice
Western packed l5Gl7c roll, l39l5c. Esgs dull aud
weak ut ll@llAc
Petroleum steady. Crude, 7.sa7'5c; refined SIC
Coffee very dull. Rio cargocs, lOiglGc.
sugar steady son, SGtS'ao
Whisky dull and nominal Ut a. Gdl OH.
Frclglts TO Liverpool per steam steady and lover
for grain. Cotton, 3Gd: Hour IS sd; grain, G4@Gad
Receips-Flour, e,l3i bbls wheat, $500 Du corn,
lhlOlbui oats, 1000 hu; rye 53S bu.
Shpmenis-Wheat $500 bu; corn 5000 bu.
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AND TRADE.
MONEIARY H.1ITERS.
Kew York Money Market.

NeW YORK Money Market,
NEW YoRK April g. 1871
Money was easy to-day at 3G9i per cent, cosngat
3a8i.
Foreign exchange was weak at is0@isGG for long
md 4s7Js0 Ask for demand.
Government bonds were steady.
State bonds were dull
Railroads active Erie bonds sold up tn 1871 for con-
sodnied seconds. 7sS for funded yes and ioo'i for
consol dated sevens Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern hrsts rose TO 7Gli New Jersey Central I'D
iusiment TO iO3H, Michigan Central sevens to ilsS,
Lehigh ana Wilkesbarrc consolidated assenled to $50
81 Paul consolidated sinking fund to l01 do q VI
division TO l2 Morris and Essex consolidated rsts to
W., Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold
pous 10 li2d. ohio and Mississippi cOnool TO iJ, To
edo and Wabash cOnsois convertible lex cOnponl 10
534 and Chicago. - Paul. and Minnesota incomes to
%. CC& G irsts fell of 10 G0iS nrd rallied to G..
Denver and Rio Graude hrsts fell of to ". ~ Louis
and San Francisco (class ~ dropped TO "a.
The stock speculation was extremely irregular, tie
fluctuations being frequent ana in some wide.
The Granger shares were firm In the elry dealings
and advanced isMli cont. with n recovery OF IA,
rs AT Tue close The coal stocks opened str ny and
advanced Ion per cent. but during the afteriioon
under free sales, rea ton Of tsmiS cusuod In tho
Of the decline was recovered The southwestern
shares were all strong and active especially Wabash
which sold up from 80 to 3l and closed at SRI Kan.
ss ihclhchdyanced from 1,s 10 ~ hut fell on to 5Ois
81 Louis and san Francisco tss (preierred shows nh
Improvement OF > per cont The rest uf the list WIS
which fe on from i5T TO AZ. The transactions 10.
gregated $4,000 shares of which 1900 wcro Erie 10000
were Lake Shore, 1900 were Wabash, 10000 were
Northwestern, 1900 were 81 Paul. 2lOu1 were Della
ware. LackawRnna and Western, 1900 were Ncw Jer-
sey Central, 900 were Michigan Central 100 were
U ion Pacific 10000 we're iiannisai and * Toseph.
1900 were Ohio and Mississippi 1000 we're Western
Hnion IoulW were ~ Louis <ansas CITY and Northern
We're Sutro Tunnel, and 2OOO were 81 Louis and San
hp inIi nm octna
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GEORGE TOU,N NEUS.
OnlInotcd by Republican Rennrtcrs.

Yesterday afternoon difficulty occurred be.
tween William Fowler and Michael Judd at the
Aqucduct Bridge Fowler cut Judd in the head
four times with n sharp instrument, and then at.
tempted to cut him with chsel. Fowler was ar
rested by Officer Will Cunningham and locked
up for hearing in the Police Court this morning.
Judd, after being conveyed TO his home in tile
northern section Of the city, received surgical at.
tendance, and at late hour last night was doing
well.
The arrivals Of fish yesterday amounted to 10000
herring, 1000 shad, 5000 tallors, and 800 bunch
fish, Herring brought $3.50 per thousand, shad 50
per hundred, tailors 80 cents per hundred, and
bunch fish 10 cents per bunch.
Sunday afternoon, while n party of gentlemen
were fishing NJ Stubberned Falls, Mr.. John Veal
caught black bass weighing five and one'eighth
pounds
W. W. McLnnahan, of Michigan, and II. Shep-
herd and wife, of Virginia, are sojourning at tile
West End Hotel.
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RIVER And CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

AitkI WE'D,
Biscoe's wharves-SchoOner Many Ann shea, Harris
Little River, wi Ii wood to II l. Bscoe; steamer Ar
lington, Allen, occoquan with cord wood and cedar
posts to same,
Great Falls Ice CompAuys wharf Schooner Trade
Wind, Philadelphia, with coal TO Johnson Brothers
Rioy's wharves-Schoouors Murray Vandver cal
loway Havre de Grace, with coal 10 the John ous;
A Fields Franks, Norfolk, with lumber 10 Green
leaf johnson IL Sons; 5 a Douglass, Lewis, Ocean
Queen, Chesser; Emma Alberta, MCGugan; Mary
Francis, - all from Chesapeake Bay. with oysters
TO market; steamer Peter Cooper, Mckay, Norfolk
with lumber TO Thomas W Brooks, Ryl0nd " Brooks,
and NJ W Johnson.
Johnson's wharvps-Stcamcr Defiance Ford. with
merchandise 10 District merchants
CLEARED.
Cooperative Ice COmpauys WhRrf-Scho0ner Pro
gTeSs. Thomas, Alexandria, to lOnd coal.
RiscOe's whdrvCs-Steamcr Arlington, AUor bound
down, light
Rilcys wharyes Schooner Enterprise, Hcrron,
bound down, Light ..
Johnson's Wharves- steamer Defiance, Ford, Phila'
d0lphia, with return height
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Supreme Court OF the Distribution motion OF
Mr., W. II. Smith Mr.. Ferdinand Mullen, of Mary.
land was admitted to the bar MerriCk vs. Gid
dngs; demurrer to the plea allowed and defend
ant given leave to answer. Bacon VS.. Gettier; pr-
gued and submitted.
Circuit Court-Justice Cox.-Kengla & Co. vs.
Carroll; verdict for plaintiff for SlG7.2O. Kersage
National Bank VS.. T. L. Sanborn ctal judgment as
per stipulation against I. H. Sanborn for $1,000 and
interest, and suit dismissed rs to the other party
A. II. King VS. L. MnCkall; judgment below af.
trlncd. Downing " Bro VS.. Killian; referred to
s. T. q. Morsell and Daniel Smith as per stipulation
Lemomt VS.. Washington and Georgetown Bailroad
Company; on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the District.-No. 10, TrimblC
VS.. Irvine; No 80 Washington Market Company
VS.. Leese; No. g., Barwood's estate; No. "a Rove
VS.. MCConvcy; No &C. DenhOm VS.. Easily; No. ~
Bargeys estate; No 20, Howard VS.. Kelly; No. 81
Edwards vs. Hickman; No. &c, Mcpherson VS.
Acker; No. 81 French VS., Plant
Circuit Court-JuStiCe COX.-No. 1G7, Yarmouth
VS.. West No. 32s, shehan vs. Reilly; No. 25S Open
heimer VS.. Maryman No. 30 Brewster 4 Co. VS.
Nanderlp VS.. Hall ct al. No. 900, Hall Il Hum,
DaXteri No. 2s7, Ladnsus vs., Fraser; No, :2s2
VS.. ScanlOn; No 303 Downing Il Brothervs. Killian
No. 81, Crngn Ct Glys Dwycr; No Sl5, Crngin ct n
VS. Smith; No, SlG, DeNnys. Mutual Life Insurance
| Company; No. 32l, Burbridgc VS.. Hall Ct
\ lIenog ys. Holiday; No, 327, cumpston vs.. Kel
| ly; No. $50, Archer VS.. Pratt; No. SS3, Daley vs.
Trunnell; No. 1856. Draper vs.. ,AleXandcr; No. 1857
Walker Us. DAILY No; S8s, Riehordsys Robinson
No 500, Bonnell vs.. Better; No. $40 Hutchinson VS.
| Alexander; No. 3D. Weincr VS.. riggs; No. 34i
Hoover VS., Handel ct al.
Equity Court-Jusce MacArthur,-No. 80, Nc
No g. Jackson rs. Davis; No. IS, Gull VS., McKim
| No. 20, National Metropolitan Bank VS.. johnson
| No 7Ol6 Hilton VS. Gilmore; No. 1ON, Harding VS.
Mullins; No u, National Capital Insurance Com
pany vs. Russell; No. 70, Lear VS.. Danaher; No. "a
| Miller VS.. Hopkins.
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THE COURI,S.
Supreme Court OF the United states.

MONDAY, April a. 1870.
On motion of Mr. Acknowledgement Devens,
Walter c. Larned. esq, of Chicago H., was ad-
mtted TO practice.
on motion Of Mr.. George II. Williams, J. Thomas
Turner, esq, of Washington Territory, was admitted
to practice
ON motion Of Mr., W, D. Daydgc, Il, Greenough
Plat, esq of Philadelphia, Pa, was admitted to
practice,
No, l5O, f. Parsons, ct al, appellants, VS., IL. R.
Jackson, ct al, Appeal from the Circuit Court of
the United States for the district of Louisiana.
Decree affirmed with costs. Opinion by Mr. Justice
Bradley, Dissenting Mr. Justice Clifford, Mr. Jus.
no part In the decision.
No, 525 H. r., Jackson ct AL appellants VS. The
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TRAKELER0' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double.trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH roRTnwEsGG, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST,
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER II. is5s at 620 A. NJ

- ----- 80 ''''' Nv ''
A, NJ. Leave Washington:
5.05-tNEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS EilicOtt City On Sundays to
Baltimore only. Stops at Shipley's Laurel, An.
napolls junction, Jessups Hanover, aud Elk
Ridge Breakfast at Relay.
Strasburg Winchester iIagerstown and Way via
Relay -.
7A0-t AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
s;l0-POnt Of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Win.
chester, HagerstOwn and Way Stations
s30-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Paror Car 10
New York aud Philadelphia Stops at Annapolis
Junction
S3S-tST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO, Co
LuMBuS AND PIrISBuHG EXPRESS. Fred
efck. HngorstOwu, and Valley Branch, except
Sunday Through ear TO Staunton Pullman cars
10 Cincinnati daily. Grafton 10 Sandusky daily,
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1875!
GREAT


~, ,,,r, PENNsYLLXANIA ROUTE JT6Ei,rrwrsr
srrrs6 HGYshh 1HSTf $fF EQUIP
TRAINS II Hh EEFE W PHRE 45m Depot cor
ner OF Sixth and streets, as follows; ,,
For Pttsburg and the West, 1910 n m. daily, with
piilsburg 10 cncInHSil, St. Louis, ana Chicago;
II SHE b PsFSs ia5 K
For Cannndaigua. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FANS
and the North ut $40 p m daily except Saturday.
with Palace Cars to Canandaigua. For Williams
port Lock Haven and Watkins, ut 1910 H. H.
For New York and the East 1880 and lOl5 p M daily,
Pullman Parior Cars, go a. m. daily, ercep,
For brooklyn. New York, all through trains connect
anording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferrlage and journey across New York
For Philadelphia, 1880 $780, and loil5 p. daily Lin
tied Express 1870 q. m. daily, except Sunday. ,,.
For Baltimore 4 $685. $50 q. III. and i2o p M ually,
except Sunday; 1910 a. n'' $780, o'o H'o' ana 'oi'
For Popes Creek Line 7 u. IN. and 40 p IN. daily.
For Annapolis, o. m. aud 40 p. m. daily except
AMP y Y 81 RA NJ
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandra, g. ii5 g. TO- II m, and lis, 40
g, Ge5, 2, and li3O p m. On sunday's a. m' lilo
For Rchmond and the South, ESQ a. and $50 y, m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington els, 7'iSs,
o. 10, II u and l. g. 40 3, 6:l5, and ~ D. III.
On Sunday ut and 10 II. m. and G:l5 p; M
commodanons can be procured at the olhCes-norlh-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot where orders can he
left for the checking OF baggage TO destinations Holn
'''''' /. p. FARM Err General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, April 2s, 1870.
Cattle-The market was dun and the prices were =
G4Ac lower. Very best, iS95ssci first quality, $50
4sc; medium, 3aGG4c ordinary, 3Gl3'tc. The most
sales were nj iG4tc. Receipts, 1897 head Sales 9jb.
Swinc-Ihe trade was slightly Improved and prices
n shade oil, Quotations, 5gh'aC Receipts 500 head.
sheep-QuotLtlOns. 4el6c ReceIpts. 2,6g7 LeAd.
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

Try WALTER h. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionccrs
GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES MATERIALS
SHOP FIXTURES, &C, Al AUCTION,
On MONDAY, April y, 1870, beginning at 10 u M,
we shall sell at public auction, ut the factory OF
JOHN T. BRIDGET,
No, 1903 Pennsylvania avenue,
Seventy.nvc new and second hand Carriages, com
prislng Lnndnus, LRndauettes. Jumpseat Carriages
Business wagons, Pbaotons, Doctors BuBsies, shop
Fixtures, &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO., Auctioncers
np22Jt
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DRoPosALs FOR RATIoNs.

bbkOPOSALS FOR NATIONS.
ouARrrnMAsrERs OFFICE,
u. s. MARINE CoRps,
WASHINGTON, April %, lS10.W
Sealed proposals in duplicate, will be received ut
this office until IL o'clock noon of TUESDAY, the
10th day of June next for furnishing ratons to tn
United States Marines at one or moro Of the follow
ing stations from LIST July 1870 to Both June, 1880
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlcstowr, Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn, New York.
League Island, near Philadelphia, Pa.
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Gosport near Norfolk Virginia.
Annapolis, Maryland
Mare Island, California.
Specifications, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
named, or at the offices of the Qunrtermaser, Wash
ington, d. Co. and Assistant QuaTeImnSteTs, 22G
South Fourth street. Philadelphia, Pa, and so Broad
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Ra-
TONS" and addressed TO the undersigned;
apes Major and QuortermOster.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR
" AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
Corner Seventeenth ana i streets,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April -, 1879.
PROPOSALS for delivering at the site Of the building
the following building materials viii 10 received al
this office until I'm OF May 8, 1879, aud opened i'm
100 cubic yards more or less) of Broken Stone.
LOO cubic Yards (mole or iessl Of Pebbles
700 cubic yards (more or lessl OF sand
$500 barrels unorc or lcss) of Natural Hydraulic
5000 (more or lres) SkewbaCk Brick.
Specifications and blanks will be furnished by this
Office upon application.
TIIOS LINCOLN CASEY,
np2iGt Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engineers.
CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE.PRoOF BUILDING
~ FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
Onice OF the Secretary.
WASHINGTON, II. c., April y. 1870.
Proposals will be received ut this once untl Y M
on Monday, the 9Th day of May ls7p for furnshinl
and delivering the required Window Frames ant
SASH per specifications, drawings and details TO b,
at tie Office OF Cluss Il SchulZe, architects Cor
corRn building.
The proposals should he addressed
"NATIONAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMMITS
SION"
Smithsonian Institution.
OilCe of the Secretary.
ap25 Washington. u, q,
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Georgetown River Front.

GEORGETowS, April rs, 1870
Administrators & /. Bryant Lee, Boston, to
load coal; James IL lIoyt, Lyons New York TO load
coal; Charles p stcKncy, ireland, Philadelphia, to
load coal Oliver Schotold. DssOway, New York, 10
load coal.
Cleared-Schooners CaTne Holmes, Holmes, Jersey
CITY with 400 tons of coal & l. Bryant, Lee Boston,
with $50 tons of coal,
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Specifications, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
tanned upon application at any of the stations
named, or at the Offices OF the Quartcrmaster, Wash
ington, d. c.; Assistant Quartcrmasters 226 South
Fourth street. Philadelphia, Pa and 50 Broad street,
New York.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for
Fucl" and addressed to the undersigned.
W. b. SLACK,
apes Major and Quartormastor.
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PROPOSALS..
FoR FUEL

IbhOlOohbo ION FUEL
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
u. s. MARINE CORPS,
WASHINGTON, April %, 1870.
Scaled proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this office until II o'clock noon of THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of june next, for supplying wood and
coal TO the United States Marines at one moro Of
the following stations, from LIST July 1870 to 3Oth
june 1880:
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Chesnrenl,e and Ohio Cnnnl.
TEIIx DESFOSSE,S FRENCH BAKERY.

There were twenty two boats arrived by canal yes
terday laden with coal and the departures numbered
eighteen.
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H. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL I'm diseases peculiar to females,
Chronic Inflammation OF The Uterus, and all COM
plniutg incident til
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lowing were the closing prices;
Pacific Mining stocks,

Gold ..... $40 f6J
3J57slU7
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FRONT OF THE PREMISES,
on
wEDNESD DAY, the 7th day Of May. 1870,
at $3.50 O'Clock y. m,

the following described real estate situate In the Dis
lrct aoresaid and known rs The south seventeen 90
feet and eight () inchus OF LOT numbered hfty-two
(js) IN the recorded subdivision OF square numbered
three hundred and two (aOl), improved bya
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-03
agricultural.
HOW GREAT HOGS ARE FArTEN-
ED

G1.ss y
Huntington, ii j.. Letter
Carter and Southland have reduc>
ed tie business Of pork raising to a
science. The former. intent upon
taking the palm, started off with
thirty nine hogs. Upon twenty
seven of these he bases his hope Of
his success. OF the original mum
Der several have been killed. In
January three of them came so very
near choking to death that the farm
err grew frightened, and slaughtered
them. They weighed 796, 0l7 and
73S pounds respectively. The hogs
entered fcr the prize have had the
very best OF care. There are u0t
two events 10 the lives of such hogs
sleeping and eating They are
too fat even to waddle. They new
er wake up except to eat, and that
process over, they again stretch out
on clean straw in their separate
pens. These particular hogs OF
MIR. Carriers were even too lazy to
feed themselves, and, indeed, even
if they we're not, they could not see
their food For weeks they had
been in total blindness. Like the
average hog of no particular distinc>
ton, they all had eyes, but three
inches of genuine fat kept them
closed completely The feeding
process is one of interest to both hog
and spectator. The Farmland rolls
up boiled meal into balls and forces
it into their hogship's mouths. The
hogs grunt and swallow, and keep It
up until they are perfectly gorged
They are kept in stuffed condition
on the best of meal, and all that ia
asked of them is to grow fat, South
ard has not killed yet. He began
the year with twenty nine hogs, all
Jersey Reds, but his pens now con-
tain but twenty,three. These were
lying around, grunting and putting,
aud with shouts pointing upward in
search of air. Their eyes could not
be seen, and it took strong fingers
to pry away the masses of fat sc
that the hidden organs of sight could
be opened out. The blind, hel pess
masses we're shaken by loud breath
ing, and occasionally would give
vent to snort, but they seen.td en-
tireIy unable to get upon their feet