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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-04-17
Sore Throat and Clumsy.

The causes which usually inducc Sore
Throat are those which give 4 sudden
check to Precipitation, and thus obstrno'
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an intlammatory condi
ton which, inyoh ing the ,onsls, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucou'
membrane Of the Lauccs vii! cause Quinsy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-04-17
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimcnt has proved effect
usl in all cases where it has been properl,
used No instance is known where i
has failed in giving immediate relief.
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LIN | M {, n 7 .
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted il,
futile endeavors to obtain some cmbroca.
ton that would prove 4 cure for 1hi
excrlciating disease; but all have 1,iic'
except KELLER's ROMAN LININlENr, an,
that has been successful in almost ever
instance wheru it Las been employed
whether such has been of the infamnator'
or chronic type. In Lumbaso and Sciatics
it affords instant relief
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BALTIMORE, July g. 1879.
cotton dull. Miidllng, 12'rGli2,ac.
Flour steady. Howard street and West,n SuperAne,
s3d3 %; do extra Si094 Ii; do family. t505 10; Guy
Mills superluc ~ 25@ 50 do extra, Sid75; do Rio
brands. 90; patarsco family SGTh
Wheat-Southcrn firm. Western firm an active.
Southern rcd. Il T.; do amber. 81 I7@l 20; No Penn
sylvanla red, 81 10; No Western winter red, spot.
81 l5a; July, 81 IOlsG1 1875; August, a W.
September, 81 O7gI U7I6.
Corn Southern firm. Western quiet and easy.
Southern white, 52c do yellow, iSc; Western mixed
spot aud July, is a 1870; August 4ilspiiijc; Sep
TENDER, i5Ssdi5'sC; steamer. ll,c
oats firm. Southern. 40 re; Western white, 3ICl
soc: dO mixed, 35Gt 3ic; Pennsylvania, TG3cc.
Rye dull at 56q doc.
Hay steady Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice Sl2cll3.
Provisions hrn. Mess pork, 1919. Bulk meats
lOo'e IOul ders, i4G c!car-rib Sides sac packrdia
aud jlac. Bncoll-Shoulders. 5c clcar-riD sides, &C.
Hams, llGI2c. Lard, refined In tierces, &C. Butter
hrnii choice Western packed, iO@ic Eggs dull and
weak NJ l0ullc
Petroleum steady. Crude nominal refined, 64c.
Coffee quiet. RIO cargoes, llku l4Ac.
Sugtr firm and active. soft, S4@S'tC.
Whisky quiet ut 06iSG OF.
Ffcights TO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton Sled
flour Is; grain. 3,i add.
ncceipis-Flour, 7iG bbls; wheat. $500 bu; corn,
6i,LOO bI; oats, $40 bil.
ShipmentS-Wheat, 81, 600 bu; corn, III 300 bu
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GEORGETOWN NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Reporte,


Rachael Holland. destitute colored damsel of
sixty years standing, and at present living DIM
barton street. No. las, made application for admis-
sion to the hospital for aged females and obtained
the permit.
Mr. David L. Young, short mention of whom was
made in yesterdays issue, returned home yeser
day evening, looking much improved by his sum
mer vacation. Mr.. Young has been spending his
holiday at Cape May, and not Niagara.
On The Goth Of last month Mr.. !. H. Aberbach. a
respectable country gentleman now in his I'D
year, wandered from his domicile, and not until
yesterday were his whereabouts known. Officer
Nolkman discovered the peregrinating pNternal
and conducted him TO the station, where he was
subsequently claimed by his son. Mr.. Abcrbach II
IN needless to add, is somewhat unsettled in his
upper story.
The hordes Of organizations in Georgetown are at
present booming, The month of July especially
seems to have acted like a patent medicine in
bringing knowledge of their infinite number to the
surface. The above is an amateur preamble, and
herewith rs added the installation Of the William
Schley Lodge, No. 4, l. o. f., which was performed
ut their last regular meeting, by Grand Architect
H. II. Patterson, The appended Is the list of Off.
GERS K. IT, Mudd, W. NJ; S. X. Gladmore J. NJ: j.
n. Farr X. S., G. ". Ballenger, +. s.. William DO
herty treasurer; ii. q. Divine, chaplin +. l. n. j.
IenuySon, conductor
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MATTERS.
Now YnrI, NInncy Mnrket.

New York, July Q. 1870
The imports of drv goods at the port OF New York
hr the past week were 1881 2O3 and the amount mar.
keted was .s5i,2l6
Money was firm at 4ssdi4 per cent
Foreign exchange steady at 49, "a iS6 for long
Ind 1877 1873 for demand
Government bonds were steady
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were quiet Konsas and 1cyas con-
'olidated asentcd from IO,4 to 7O'l and do sec
'nds from S2is to 32T. Lchiyh and Wilkesbarre coh-
oltcd assentcd rose from 20 To 7Oi, fell on ~ GOA
md rallied to GlE Erie consolidated seconds fell OF
7G's aud funded SIS TO 75if. Frankfort AMI Kokomo
irss fell OF from ~ to 90 Detroit, MOnrOr and TOle
10 ilrsts sod up TO i1o. New Jersey Central Incomes
TO II, aud Kansas Pacific, Denver Division trust re-
Cepls, u scented TO 1915.
The stock market was characterized by weakness
until shortly before the close when firm tbnc set in
aud til general advance In prices. Tie early
de lluc ranged rom a 10 IL per cent, the Granger
shares showing the most depression Louisville aud
NASHVILLE was also cOnSpiCuOuSly weak and fell OF
rom ~ TO 6 but recovered 10 02S In the final deal
Lngs prices advanced dnlk per cent, the latter st
Paul common The total sales were 1000 shar, OF
which 100 were Erie. 5000 were Lake Shore 20 0
were Wabash I0,OOl were Northwest 800 We're st
Pau, 2Oll were Delaware. Lacknwnnna aud Western,
100 we're New Jersey Central, l,tDU were Western
Mon, 100 were 81 Louis, Kansas and Northern. and
2,un were Louisville and Nashville.
TIE following were the closing quotations;
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EEADIILLE PICTURES.
Aspects OF Life In the Silver CITY.


letter 70 the New York Postl
No rogues' gallery IN tho world can exh ibit
such collection of viluinous faces rs may be
seen any day in Chestnut street. And these
gentry are not idle. Scarcely day or night
passes that some one is not openly robbed IN tho
street. 1t is utterly unsafe to travel the sido
streets or the roads to the mines after dark.
There are thirteen policemen here, but the rob.
bers are seldom traced, much less arrested.
Public opinion charges tho authorities with
being In sympathy with them. SO strong has
this feeling grown Of late that there is quite
general talk of vigilance committee after tho
California fashion, with FLOWS in the widest
part of Harrison avenue Thediicultv would
be to find mon who could be trusted to admin.
istor tho duties of such body A member of
one of the best families here. in dispute with
man about a lot deliberately, in broad day
light, In presence of many persons, shot him
dead. The grand jury found an indictment
for manslalghter the judge admitted the pris-
oner to bail in the sum OF $1,000 and granted
change OF venue, which will probably be tho
end Of the case. San Francisco could fluid in
her hour Of danger body of men with courage
and Judgment In whom everybody had con.
fidcncc, aud in whose hands revolutionary and
dctatorial powers were safe. 1t is extremely
doubtful whether any such body could be found
here
A new theatre has just been opened here,
making three in all. These theatres give va.
rioty performances, aud, strange to say, senti-
mental songs, sung in cracked voice by mid.
deaged women, find more favor with tho
miners aud gamblers than the Nlluring graccs
of the can.can. As rule, however, the per-
Torrance on the stage is merely an adjunct
to more attractive performance in the Gu
trance hall below, where half dozen gambling
tables are surrounded by players from eight
o'clock in the evening til far through tho
night. A gnudy bar dispenses beer, liquor, and
cigars, and Is said to take in as much us 800 in
single night. Up stairs couple of rows of
boxes are offered TO wealthy amateurs. A pri-
waite staircase communicates with tho flies, and
when the popular actresses are not required on
the stage they are generally To he seen in tho
boxes, surrounded by II crowd of men whose
dress reminds one OF 'lOngshOremeu. Ii Is cti-
quottc, when these divine creatures con.
descend thus to visit their friends, to order
u basket of champagne and to dispense
it literally to all corners. When tho
corks fly merrily, and the occupants of
the boxes appear to have well stocked wallets,
the hour for closing tho performance is adj
jOurned. Midnight, one o'clock, two O'CLOCK
comes and still the drcary clog dance aud still
moro dreary love songs 20 and on upon the
stage below, while above in the boxes, now
partly screened from public observation by
lace curtains, the fun WAKES fast and furious,
and the squeals Of the women and the roaring
laughter of the men almost drown tho per.
tOrmauce.
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H. T.HELMBOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEU-

SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary Orgnns-Non retention or Incontinence OF
Urine irritation Inflammation. or liberation OF the
bladder and Kidneys; Stone IN the Bladder, Gravel
BrickduSt Deposit Brlghts Disease, Milky Dis.
charges and al Diseases OF the Bladder. Kidneys or
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male, Female. or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excuses or dssi-
patton, attended with some of the following symp-
toms: Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, Indlsposi.
ton TO Exertion or Business, Shortness of Breath,
Trembling. Troubled with Thoughts of Disease,
Dimness Of Vision, Pains In the Back. Chest, and
Head, Rush of Blood TO the Head Skin Eruptions
Pale Countenance and Dry skin.
IfTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed to 20 on very
frequently Epileptlc Fits and Consump tlon follow
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness II requires The aid of III inyigoraing med-
cine TO strengthen and tone up the SYSTEM which
HEIMBOLDS BUCHU does In every CpSe
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RJFER And CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

ARRIVED.
JOhnson's wi Schooners Burton -, Havre
do Grace, with 300 IONS coal; Cora smith, Williams
James Creek, with wood; Langdonv Dawson. Nomni
" I'LL wood.
Riley's whari--Schooner Addie NJ Whitney, -,
FlorIda, with lumber to Riley & Brooks
Bscocs wharf-Schooncr George W Krebs, Smell,
Philadelphia, with oal to & n Wood g. Co.
Clarke II Gven's Manufacturing Railroad boat No
~, -. Philadelphia, with 23 tons coal.
CLEARED,
Jobnsolls whurt-Schooner Williams, -, down
the river light
Riley's lari-Stoamer Speddln.
Clarke & Given's wharf-Schoorer Farmers Friend
Bell, down the river, light.
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1879
GREAT

no TUE JPENM5YLY IAN RqUT J5E,,r,,,,.,s.r
SPLENDID scENEifMXi @AA4TdNiFicENT EavtP'
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor.
ner or sixth and y streets, as follows ,.,
For Plttsburg and the West, 1880 a M daily, with
Plttsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago;
tOPr N dey VIII P PalSGe Cer e ch4Gn9So
For Canhndalgua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails
md the North at 90, =; m. daily, except sunday
to Cannndaigua. For Wlamsport Lock Hayeni
For New York and the East 1890 p m. daily except
tached. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars,
- $40 n. m. daily. except Sunday. .
At Jersey City with boats OF "Brooltlyn Annex
anOrding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double !errage aud Journey across Ne" york
For Phlladephia, 1915 a. m. end 1880 y; m. daily.
tied Express GSO a. m. daily except sunday.
For Baltimore, 60 49, $50 u. M. and 1850, $40, d2D
P;5H daily except Sunday; 1880 a m $780, 7io
For poPes Greek Line o;2O a. m. and 40 p. daily,
- except sunday.
ALEXXS DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WASf AH n ~ ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHiNa'
For Alexandria O. 7;i5 80 TO- II Il. NJ and ii5 0, i2o
o, ~. and li:3O y. m. ON Sunday'o H. M, llN'
For Rchmond and the South, $50 a. m. daily, and
ro So land daily sNSSP sunday ,nr m
49, 10 II "a m. and 1. ., 400, so, Z. and Il p. III
or sunday Mt and 10 IA. m and 6p. m.
commOdations can be procured at the oilices-nOrth-
elIst corner OF Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and ut the depot, where orders can he
et for the Checking OF baggage to destinations from
L. r. FARAfE Ter, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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Circuit Cour-Justice Wylie.-sawycr vs.. Dyer
motion to set aside judgment Withdrawn. Wash
ington Gaslight Company VS.. District of Columbia 4;
cltlGcd to general terms, Morsell, executor, VS.
Irirt ~ Coiiim6in: demurrer oyerrIIied Rich 10
Bro. vs.. Chandler; motion for rehearing of motion
Tor new trial oyerruled. Luches IL Bro. vs.. Cos
tello motion for Judgment refused. Adjourned
until Monday next.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
FNRusTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
4 PROVED PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY.

'VRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE uNINi-
PROVED PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated November 2s A.
D. 1871, ana dy rec rdcd in libcr No ~, folio 2S
lumbn, aud by virtue Of certain decree passed June
:, lTN, H. equity cause No 6id! docket H. and where
Bridget fltnan ct al defendants, aud ut the written
request Of the party secured. shall Sc nj public
ihe "a day OF July. ls1n, ut o'clock D. IN al the To-
lowing Described piece or parcel OF land;
Washington. District OF Columbia, and known
as nnd being part Of a trnct Of land called
Ing meies aud bounds ~ wit Bounded on the west
ern SIDE by line running north II degrees west sixty
DOuhunty stone nthe uorthe 81 corner of Morclands
part OF SAID tract AMI bounded on the north by nlne
West on me south ny line o. McChesneys uhu
running south - degrees west 10 tie aforesaid bound
ay stone and on the east ~ the following lines Of
ON the southern lac, near the branch north degrees
west two aud eightyiOur hundrodths q flJoJ perches
popar, .norln q degrees, west four hundred aud
Try, north thirty six and oncquartcr tsji 3 degrees,
east twenty-one perches' thence north eighty nine
thence north lhirty.sx aid one quarter S6io) de.
grecs east titly:one aud one-quar!er perches to
Thomas tarbery's south line Con- tanning 30 acres,
SC, NC.
mens, payable m six aud twelve months. with inter
9sl ~ ne rate OF per cent per anuum, secured by
casers option; 500 JepSit at lime Of sale All con.
H ye @, ~ pnT,heS cost IL terms o. sue arc
serves e right 70 resell The property At tho risk and
DKATSAWD il. wARNER Trustee
RD- THE Alb We SALE Is POSTPONED TO
uikc place on the Promises, nj the same hour, on
BiiAi&AWD II. WARMER. Trustee
W.; ~ WILLIAMS co.. ALc.ioncers
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pRorosALs FoR LABOR AND IRON WORK


TuEAsCHN DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHtSGruN, ID. G., July I, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office uul
II the nth day of July 1870 for all the labor
uuircd In constructing the brick Oor arches In the
United states building for the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing in this city
Proposals will also be received for the wTOughron
aud cisron work for the roofs and iloOr-beains in
that building, all to be III accordance with drawings
and specifications
Drawings and specification OF tho homework and
specification of tho labor be obtained npplCl-
ton at this Office the Office OF the superintendent,
where drawings for work requiring labor he seen.
JAS. q. NIL,
IylBt Supervising Architect
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Arrived-Schooner Annie Bliss, Wiley, - will
Ace to he Or eat Falls Ice Company.
Cesred-Sohooner ID NJ Anthony. Bust, Providence
with coal,
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GEORGE TRCESDELL. Auctloneer.
W CD seventh street northwest


TRUSTEES SALE or A VERY FINE AND De
SiRABLE RESI- DENCE, BEING No. 1910 q
STREET NORrIIW EST, WASHlNGTON, ID. C.
by virtue OF II decd OF trust dated March H. ls7i
and recorded IN Iber No, 7Sg folio ST. &c, of the
land records of the District of Columbia, and OF de-
cree passed by The supreme Court of said District NJ
special term, the LIST day of July, 1879, In equity
cause No. 61l, aud at the request of the party So
cured Will sell at public aultion, in front Of the
premises, TUESDAY, the 18th day of July, lSp. Mt
oclo * y. the following described real estate and
premises, situate III the city OF Washington, In the
District Of Columbia, TO wit:
Lot numbered eighteen Ns) In square numbered
one hundred and three l03), us the me Il recorded
In Iibcr III. ID. Cooke No !, lOiio H. together with
the fine brlcK dwellng-house and other improve
mcn,s thereon.
Terms of sale: one.third of the purchase money in
cash AID the balance III one and two years, for which
the notes OF the purchaser secured by deed of trust
on the premises, aud bearing interest at the rate of
per cent per aDnuni Will be taken. or the pnrcaser
may pay AL cash, ut his option. deposit Of 500 will
be required at the time OF sale and f the terms of
sale shall not be compiled with In ten day from sale
the property VIII be fe:od at the risk ana cost of the
deiaultlnY purchaser, ..
SAMUEL II. BOND, Trustee,
Jy3eo&ds 81 FOur-und n-hHlt street.
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CbesapeaIse md Ohio Canal.

Ceared-Boa,s Martin scully, Alice A GrcenleaG
John BradLurn, Little Phoebe, NJ Reilzell, A Boyer
Il n Cropey. A p German, b, A Is Buine, IL X Shnuer
q French and Richard Burke.
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DROPOSAlS FOR
l. BROKEN STONE PEBBLES, AND SAND.

ESGISEER's OFrlCE, WAsHISGrOS MoSuMEST
WAsHISGToN, II. e., June -, ls1S,
Sealed prOpC sails for furnishing
37OI cubic yards (mOre or essl OF Broken stone,
100 cubic yards (nOre or lest) OF Pebbles,
100 cubic yards more or less Of Sane,
oil the site OF the Washington Monument IN this city,
viii he received ut this office until " m July 1919
and opened Immediately thereafter In presence OF
bidders.
specifications. blank forms Of proposals. and gcuer-
al Instructions to bidders viii be furnished upon Rp
plCution at this OhcC,
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieutenant Colonel IOrps OF Engineers,
ienB Euplucer In Churge.
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GENERAL MARK EI,S.
Georgetown Grain Market.
Baltimore General MARKET.

tEONHEfOWN July u IN'n
Wheat and corn are nomInnlly unchanged at previ
Gus quotations,
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FELIX DEsFOssE's FRENCH BAKERY.

(EhtAbhhtd IS5HI
2OYEARS OF INCREASING SUCCESS.
FELIX DESEoSSE,
the we'll known and only real French baker In WASH
ingOn (lormcrly OF Nineteenth street, has pcrman.
onty located ut No. 2O2 III street, between Twentieth
and rwenty-hrst streets near Pennsylvania avenue.
where he COZ tinuCs ms heretofore, TO make French
and American bread OF the very best qualify French
bread II specially, Vienna rolls to order.
N. B-French Bread is recommended Tor persons Of
delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia Beware Of limitations. mer2l-tf
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ny b. l.. YOUNG, Auctioncor.

IL
IMPORTANT AND PERENtPToRY SA' T.
OF a WHULESALE DEALER AT. AuC.
TION. IN PART CONSlSrl No OF 5000
DOZEN ALL KINDS or MEMS, MONEYS
DOZEN LADIES II EMSrIrCItED uANDKER.
CHIEFS. SHIRT BJSOMS, buttons Ot ALL
KINDS, SPOOL SILKS AND CO11ONS HAM.
RuRGg, EDGlNGS. DRESS IhIMMiNG.S5 nqII.
BoNS, Qrll1S, KID CLONES, MlIs, LAClts
or ALL KINDS, LACE CURTAINS, KNITTING
COrrONS, FANS ALPACA ERA IDS. MAR
sElLLiS IRlMMlNes; COMES Or EMERY DE-,
SCRlPIION, GLNIS USDERW EAR. BLACK
SILKS, DltItsS GOODS, CORSErS, LARGE LOT
FINE PEARL. BUTTONS, NC, Sc, ToGErliER
WITH An ENDLESS VARIETY of OTHER
DESIRABLE AND SkASOHABIE GOODS.
On MONDAY MORNING, july T.
COmmf n.iug at 10 o'clock and continuing daily at
same hour,
] VIII sell, without reserve, at M 1O3 SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST /, the entire remaining stock
OF wholesale dealer declining business. removed for
convenience, comprising In part us above named, and
viii be sold in lots to suit private buyers nud store
keepers. Every lot will be sold without reserve, aud
invite the attention Ufthe ladies'.
ID. L. YOUNG, AuctlOnCer.
s. SAMSTAG, Salesman. war
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To take effect
SUNDAY. NAY N. $50. Ar $40 A. ".

10 take effect
SUNDAY, MAY 49, la9' AT i;2O A. NJ
An. Leave washington; .....
5;05.rtNlsM YORK, PliilADELPHIA, AND Dos
TON EAPltESS. Ellicot Guy. On Sundays to
baltimore only stops at Shipley's laurel, An
nUpos Junction. Jessup's llanoyer Iilk Ridge.
and Mount Wluans. breakfast at Rclay station.
pssbHrS wn nnse 4ha w PreaaT
e.co and EiE yi9 Relay t,,prt rvrprss
sIo-pont OF Rocks, Piedmont, strasburg, Wlnches.
ter lIngerstown, and Way stations. -.
AND bALTTM6hE fXPR 'i furIo T' Car iI to
New Y ork Nnd Philadelphia ..
' pfsU1FRiGS RXf pGH FradeTcx C7i ra Gers
town, aud Valley Branch except sunday,
cinnali daily. Grafton to Sandusky daily, except
sOO,,,ion Sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, and
iooO-B<fMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens-
burg, college, louisville, Laurel, Annapolis June
ton, JcSsups, ana Hanover
l?lo- Baltimore, Annapolis Ellcotl CITY, and Way.
i9or.rNEW YORK, PfltLADGLPH!A, AND nos
l35-ion sunday only-.B baltimore aud Way.
$50 BalLimore and Way stations
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
S99@ss5 and WSy s!HiSns on sunday to Point
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SS ofa AND RAJ.
Norfolk passengers taken IN the cars direct TO
nm boat q, Canton slopsM Bladensonrsand LAUREL
7OO-fBnitimore and Way stations
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS. Elllcott City, via
si5TTtGiI,iic,AGo, coLUMBus. AID PIrTsDuRd
ioi5IiNEw YoRk. pHILA pELPHyA, AND BAL.
Mo XP S s Ss anS Snd
ooIf$F G6 ST H%B S cSigNScffNNArr EXPRESS
tDaily. Sunday only. Other trains daily, excont
All Trains stopnt Relay station
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
IlALTfMoRE AND ONO RA1LRoAf

The Great Double Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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NATIoNAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMMITS
~ sion,

OFFICE OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
WA-HINGTOS u. e., July 2. 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received ut the office OF the
Smithsonian institution until IL M, Monday, the 9Th
Of July, tSI Tor furnishing ana setting In place
tain Iron Drnn-Pipe In the new National Museum
building.
Specifications and plans may be seen at the Office
OF CluSs e SChulze. architects, Corcornu building,
Fifteenth street aud PENNSYLVANIA avenue. iySit
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Hell MBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar to females
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and oil com.
plalnls Incident To th sex
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OFpICF or TUE
COMMISSION Frs OF the DISTRICT o. COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGruS, June 26 1879
Sealed proposals will be received at this office unt
noon July TO- next, for the erection OF two Public
School Buildings, tile plans, specifications and in
structiOns for which viii be furnished application
TO Inspector OF Buildings room 81, Morrison building
-Four and u.linlf street
The Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any
all bids or parts OF bids. BIDS for each building
must be made separately,
a deposit Of $40 must accompany each bid rs
Curty that the bidder VI successful, VIII enter into
contract for the work, with good and sufficient bond,
Within 1--WE days nom date OF award of contract.
BY order Ofthc Commissioners
jo2Ist WILLIAM TlNDALI, Secretary