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1879
TOTO GREAT

,,, ,r,,,, PENN;SYL,XN,ANIA RquTIE, ,r =, u,,,sr
spLnNb R2Vshh HaAgSA EfF HA EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE n EE wAsH hTEE g. Sa Depot cor
For Pittsburg and the West, 1880 q IN. daily, with
Piiisburg 10 z cncinSSa st. i LOUIS and Chicago
tCP r. 6qy wltb p PsESs G S e chigsSSa
For Canandaisua Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North at $50 \. IN. daily, except sunday
749 p M daily except SHtprday with Palace Cars
For New York and the East, 1880 p m: daily except
ScRed Limited Express q Pullman ParIor Cars.
=, $50 q, M daily. except Sunday. -,....,,
at Jersey City with bOats Of "BroOklyn Annex"
nnording direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
Ing double fcrrage aud Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia. SsS n IN, and 1880 p. IN. daily,
except sunday 500, ana Iols P n; daily Lin
For baltimore, $50, ssb, Gso ana 1880 40, 40
Pm daily, except Sunday 1880 a, M. $780, Tio'
For Popes Creek Line $50 a. and 40 p M daily,
For annapolis, Gao a. m. and 40 p, m daily except
ALEXXSbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
AYAND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD. oo
For Alexandria, 6, 7l5 g. o. TO- II H. N, and ll5 g. t2o
s, @ = and 1880 y. m. On snnday,9 a. IN" iilo
For Richmand and the South $50 H. M. daily, and
=, 6i2o y. m daily, eNcenl SUNDAY, -.
9,lO, II a m. and 3. 49, s. q, 7, and u p. M
on SUNDAY at aud 10 H. NJ, aud 6p, N,
Communications can be procured at the oncos-north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, aud at the depot where orders can he
len for the checking of baggage to destinations from
"''''' u H. +. FHRMfR, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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RIVER IND CANAL NEVIS.


Arrived-Bark Nicola, Harper, Alexandria, schoon.
err Elma NJ Wright, Chase Kennebec, with ice to
Barker Bros,
Cenred-Bark Nicola, Harper, Bangor. Me- with 4s7
fosd, with cOnl; Annie Bliss. Wiley, Boston, with
coal; samuel III il, Barter, NewburypOrt with coal.
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Cleared-Boats Jarboc, S NJ Forbes. ] A SpcelnIan,
Exchange, r. MINIS, II W Riley & Son, Smith,
Arcturus, DIR NJ Shlndei, James SamuI Ferry,
Laura. q J. Floyd. A Wnteringham, hos VenEers,
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PRoPosALs FOR BEDDING AND CLOTHING.

I)KOPOSALS FOX BEDDING AND CLOTHING.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
July TO- 1879.
Proposals to furnish Hospital Bedding and Cloth
ing for the use of the United States Marine lIospi-
tails will be received at this office until noon the
oath inst.
Schedules will be furnished by the Surgeon. Gen.
eral of the Marine Hospital Service.
The United States reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. J. Is. HAWLEY,
iy1l Assistant Secretary.
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To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY is, 1879, AT 40 A. NJ.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1879, AT 40 A. Nj.
An. Leave WASHINGTON: .
T6N ExPREs RES HIcot Ely. on Sundays H S 10
haps Sa 5jtsps aoSe Elk s
and Noun, Wnans Rrea h q Relay staten
siras6urs, Wncnester, iiagersion, Frederick,
sOO"fBALffiMoIttE AID LAUREL EXPRESS.
ter, Hagerstown, aud Way stations. .,.,,
XPhss faror Car 10
ass Y I6u hgH r cmIGH9P6 COLUMBUS AND
piTTsBuRG EXPRESs. Frederies Hasers'
Through h car 70 o staunion. pullman Cars 10 On.
cinnaii daily. Grafton 10 sandusky daily, except
Saturday.
GOO1ton Sunday only-BaltImore, Annapolis and
lO.OONBALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, BelsyiliS, Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jessup's, and Hanover
5SREW S9A BeP fcNy EH6 W E6
TON EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
l;25-ton Sunday only-Batmore aud Way.
GsS-BXiTIMoRE BHApENsBURG, AND LAU
REL EXPIRES Frederick via Relay. stops
4ss%tfoni q RSefs Fredercl, Hasers,own, Win,
Rocks W Wsy ,s.oss only oG sunday to Point
fpfgs S6 5qd &nS s 4Np
TIMoRE EXPREss Norfolk, except sunday,
Norfolk passengers taken IN the cars d,rec! !t to
esoDPsI%t Of Rocks S AID Way STATIONS ' ~
aiTHls deG Msy ifEse' EoO,, City via
si5HtcHicAGo, COLUMBUS, AND PITTsBURa
S6S SSFh at ASn and
LAUREL Sleeping car 10 New York, and special
ss"Ef 6 Sc h rSSdSGSfN EXPRESS
tDaiiy sunday only. Other trains daily, except
An Ia!ns siGpst Relay Station; :, ~. p.,,r,,ro ~,
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FINANCIAL.

sSe %" meas S.of Book s ss
Wv Vi1VV Vfree explaining everything AID
dress BAXTER q co. Bankers, II Wast,NS .slSeoly
A GOOD WAY TO SPECULATE IN STOCKS Is
"A to secure privileges. These cost from $40 10
500 and afford Opoi tunties to both small and large
operators 70 secure handsome profits. Amy number
OF shares of stock bought nnd sold commission
carried on per cent. margin. Mining stocks bought
and sold through san Francisco and New York Min
ing Exchanges Pamphlet, fully explaining how To
probably operate In Wall street mailed free.
PECK ~ HARRIS,
iy4-W&S2m 10 and q Broad street New York,
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TIC new Nnu IIlsI 0ItNIVI
GEORGE LEAR Y
Captain JOSEPH WHIrE) leaves Washington for
Norfolk every Monday aud Wednesday ~ 5;,O = M,
and Saturday, at p ni-ioot of seventh street wharf.
First-class Fare Single TiclSeD.. ISL 90
First-class Fare Ground Tripl..".,..... 1 so
Tickets on sale 10y James Grey, New York avenue
and Fifteenth street; W, b. Reeds sons, 1916 street.
northwest and NJ the Virginia Midland Railroad Of
tcu, 60l Pennsylvania avenue northwest
GEO. H. PLANT President
Il. f. DoDD, Agent, Seventh street what nlys0
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsrlNG COM.
Il pANY.
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CTEAMER MATTANo Captain

GTEAMER MATTANO Captain
- William IL. Bylesl. on andafter 5JIo11ssss
April 20, leaves wharf foot OF Sixth ksll.kssstz4f-
and n streets every tuesday,, Thurs ss77ys4Hctss7r
day, and Sunday. ut u. m, for the Potomac River
landings. on sundays for Mnuox Creek, Coltons,
and landings in ST. Clements bay. on Thursdays for
Mnttox Creek and landings in Wicomico River ON
Tuesdays for Coltons and landings IN Nonni Creek.
Returning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, making Intermediate landings Also Chapel
Point on Wednesdays coming up.
For further information inquire at offices of a. l..
SHERIFF. No. S2s and lll+ Pennsylvania avenue. or
at Office, foot OF Sixth and streets southwest
mi q A. JONES, Agent
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TVNREASURI DEPARTMENT,
4 BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRISTISs.
July ], 1874
Sealed proposals will be received nj this office until
II o'clock m, Tuesday, the 18th inst, or 5022 feet
(mOre or less) OF Woven Wire Cloth No. "A mesh,
painted drRb, a. follows;
One piece feet wide 1875 feet long.
one piece feet wide US feet long
one piece feet wide. Isi feet long.
The price submitted should be per square foot for
the article delivered at the Department in Washing
ton.
The right to waive defects ana TO reject any all
bids is reserved
Proposals should be marked Proposals for Wire
COth,n and addressed to q. IL. IRISH,
iyl Chief of Bureau,
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DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
~ PATFNT-OFFICE BUILDING.

OFFICE OF ESuINEEn AND ARCHITECT,
WAsHINGToN, July I, 1870.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceved at this Office until IL m of tho Ilh day of July
1872 for furnishing and delivering the north trout
of tile United States Patent. Office building. sheet
copper for roofing and CUTTERS galvanized iron In
sheets, hammered glass for skylghts, and polished
plate glass for windows In accordance with spcciiict
tons and schedules. which, with any desired ndti
tiunal Information, may lie obtained at this Office.
Proposals should be made in the prescribed form.
Endorsed Proposals for shectcopper" COR galvanized
iron, DC, &c }, aud addressed 70
ADOLF CLUSS,
Jytf Star Engineer and Architect.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer w. w. CORCoRAN,
which has been recently built and .,fffr1cor"
furnished-L. L. BLAKE, Captain kahaaSE.tlS
is the only boat allowed TO land pas sszssffcssfFs
sengers nj Mount Vernon wharf Round trip, u, n-
Guiding admission to mansion aud gro inds Steamer
leaves Seventh street DAILY SUNDAY eNcepted) at
10 u. m. aud returns about y, N.
]. MCH HOLLINGSWORrH,
sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
I. l., BLAKE Steamer w, w. CurcOrgll. lei
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Tr
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NoRTHwEST, WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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PneiIIc Mining StocIss.
THE GENERAL MARX 7S.

The MexIcan Mining Company has levied an as
ment ofs2 per share.
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n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar to females
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and all com.
Iln lnIa lnnilnnI III
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A SAMPLE IKINK OF THE CANA
DA TARIFF.

The beauties ofa high tariff between coun-
tries of essentially identical interests had
ludicrous but appropriate illustration at
Niagara Falls the other day in the experience
of one of Barney & Berry's drummers. lie
was going over to Canada to sell their skates
by sample, having a valse full of "half
skates" of small sizes, of no possible use to
anybody, aad descriptive list of the firms
goods He opened the lot for the inspection
of the Dominion Custom House oflicials,and
explained his business in full. But it was
no go. The obstinate Britisher would have
it that he was going around to Montreal to
meet an accomplice, who was to cross over
from Vermont with another set Of half skates
and then, having evaded the duty, sell the
full rairsj and he made him pay S5 for the
privilege Of getting by.-SPrinQfeld (MaSs.)
Republican.
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My mother was afflicted for a long time
with Neuralgia aud dull, heavy inactive
condition of her whole system headache,
nervous prostration, aud was almost help
less Nophysicians or medicine did her any
good. Three months ago she began to use
Hop Bitters, with such good effect that she
seems aud feels young again, although over
20 years old. We think there is no other
medicine fit to use in the iamily.-A lady
IN Providence, r. I.-JourHal. 49-Sw
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A AJAw-BREAKING LOVE STORY.

Modjeska is writing story for Scribney's
Monthly. It is love story. The heroine's
name is Griselbavidch Topplewatchkitzky
and the hero's Vladimir Tschezarotsh. The
scene is laid in the quiet little Polish village
of Stirritupitvisch, on the banks of the classic
river MuddIosohky, in the region of the
Kotzebutitzelosky Mountains. We extract
passage from advance sheets; "Within
her wan hands she had her face concealed
when 10 herVladimir asked if she did truly
lofe him. Yea, do loie thee; by yonder
bale moon adjure it, Let us, then, said he,
flee, but she hesitated by reason of her trunks
which were still unpacked. The tears wan
dered from her eyes, but meanwhile Vladi-
mir repeated what for she would not be
coming pretty soon, not having been aware
of the cash the words Of him made on the
inside of her heart. Troy Times.
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DAVID SWAN.
ONE OF HAwTHoRNE's MOST EXQUISITE
SKETCHES.

Could we indeed know all the vicissitudes
of our fortunes, life would be too full of hope
and fear, eXultation or disappointment, to
afford us a single hour of true serenity. This
idea may be illustrated by single page from
the secret history Of David Swan.
We have nothing to do with David until
we find him at the age of twenty, on the
high road from his native place 10 the city
of Boston, where his uncle, small dealer in
the grocery line, was to take him behind the
counter. Be it enough to say that he was
native Of New Hampshire, born Of respect
able parents, and had received an ordinary
school education with a classic finish Of a
year at Gilmanton Academy. After jour
neying on foot from sunrise till near noon Of
a summers day, his weariness and the in
creasing heat determined him TO sit down
and await the coming Of the stage coach.
As if planted on purpose for him, there soon
appeared little clump of naples, with
delightful recess in the midst, and such a
fresh bubbling spring that it seemed never to
haye sparkled for any wayfarer but David
Swan. Virgin or not, he kissed it with his
thirsty lips, and then flung himself along
the brink, pillowing his head upon some
shirts and pair of pantaloons tied up in
striped cotton handkerchief. The sunbeams
could not reach him; the dust did not rise
from the road, after the heavy rain of yes
terday; and his grassy lair suited the young
man better than a bed of down. The spring
murmured drowsily beside him; the birds
Auated across the blue sky overhead, and
a deep sleep, perchance hiding dreams with
in its depths, fell upon David Swan.
While he lay sound asleep in the shade,
other people were wide awake, and passed
To aud fro on horseback, and in all sorts of
vehicles, along the sunny road by his bed
chamber. Some looked neither to the right
nor the left, and knew not that he was
there's some merely glanced that way, with
out admitting the slumberer among their
busy thoughts some laughed TO see how
soundly he slepti several whose hearts were
brmming full of scorn elected their venom
GUS superhuity on David Swan. A middle
aged widow, when nobody else was uear,
thrust her head little way into the recess,
and vowed tnat the young fellow looked
charming in his sleep. A temperance lec.
turer saw him, aud wrought poor David in
10 The texture Of his evenings discourse, as |
an awful instance qf dsNd-dunksnnsa BY
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WOMEN OF SCRIPTURE.

Not valnly did Anna keep watch for ou
Lord
She saw Him babe in the temple adored.
Benice, with pomp. proud Agrlppa did bring
To hear Paul's defence and appeal to the king
Candace, the queen, was of Ethlop fame,
Whose stewart through Philip, a Christian
became.
In Israel Deborah judg'd meath a palm,
And Sisera's conquest proclaimed in psalm
Eve, first of all women, man happlnes;
brought;
BY Satan begullcd, all his woe, too, she
wrought.
False Felix's wife was a Jewess, who came
And heard Paul concerning the faith in
Christ's name.
The Galilee women, so faithful amazed,
On Oalvary's cross, weeping mournfully
gazed.
Cast out were both Hagar and Ishmael wild.
Because he Knocked Iseac, Sarah's own child.
Brave Judith renowned was because, as we'-
We read,
She slew Holofernes and cut off his headI
X
Kezia, $50 fair" as Jobs daughters all we're,
In sweetness excelled, by her name we infer,
The "tender-eyed" Leah was Jacobs first
wife,
Though "beautlrul" Rachel he loved as his
life.
All hail to thee, Mary 'mong women most
blessed,
The mother of Christ, sweet virgin confessed |!
Sad Nioma's heart for her native land yearn'd,
And wldow'd and needy she thither returned
Then orpah forsakcs her, hut Ruth to her
cleaves,
Whom Boas soon loved as she CLEANED mid
the sheaves.
Priscilla and husband at Corlnth Paul sought,
And with them abode, and at tent.making
wrought.
Said Sheba's fair Queen, who to Solomon
came,
"Thy wisdom and riches exceed their great
fame"
Rebecca, through cunning, Isaac's chief bless.
From Esau for Jacob, her younger pet sons.
Solome was blest, when Chrls;'s tomb she
drew near.
The angels glad note, "He is risen" to hear.
Tood Tabitha's loss was so greatly deplored,
Through prayer of st. Peter her life was re-
stored.
Uriah's wife's beauty King David's love won,
And she was the mother Of wise Solomon.
V
Queen, modest and proud, VashtI dared to
refuse.
70 unveil her beauty, her throne thus did lose.
w
The Witch twas of Endor that wretcbed
Saul sought,
And Samuel's semblance to counsel him
brOughht.
The X Virgins numbered fve foolish, five
wise,
Who's story bids "watch," lest Chrlst's com.
ing surprise.
Y
Young laughter of Jarius from death oped
her eyes,
At Chrlst's gentle call, ~ say, damel, arise ~
TO Zilpah, In Israel, honor Is due,
Of Jacobs twelve tribes she was mother of
two' PresbyieriGH.
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She only Said Good-by.

Good-by, if it please you, sir-good-by.
This is a world where the wild swans fly.
This is the world where the thorns hang on
When the rose its time is gone, is gone.
-good-by-good-by.
Good-by, If it please you, sir-good- BY.
You are here aud away-I care not why,
This is a world where a man has his will,
A world where woman had best be still,
Good-by-good-by-good-by.
Good-by, if it please you, sir-good-by,
This is world where-we see the sky,
After a while the stars will fall,
And the end will-make an eud fit ALL
Good-by-good-by-good-by.
Sarah NJ B. Piatt,
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No Pate nt-No Pay.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able TO attend TO all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ngton, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patentablity, free Of charge and all who are
Interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the German-American
National Bank, Washington, DC; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; 10 the Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
an d embers Of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO., Solici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LcDroit
Building, WASHINGTON, DC. dec22
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-The nntent nlmanaes, morlised fnr /

The patent almanaes, mortised for the
publishers name, have already begun TO
pour down for 1880, and the designs are new
and very different from those Of last year,
the picture of boy skating in his bare feet
with one little brother on his back and six
more on the sled, being put on the January,
instead Of the December pagei and the pic
ture of Christmas Eve coming along about
the end of December instead Of in the mid
die of August, as was the case last year. In
fact, the almanac is entirely rearranged 50
that it looks just as good as new.-Burlmg-
a0a HSsahyS
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OCTOBER 6TH. 1879.
Trains leave eALLENTOWN as fOllOws:-
(NiA pERKlOMEN RAILRoADl.
For philadelphia, at -l:3O, G.30, LILO. am, and
5.55 p.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 81. 20 a. m..335 D. IN.
WA EAsr PFNNA. BRANCH.)
For Reading, sos, 00h a M, 1910, 4.S0 ard 05
y. m.
For Harrisburg 5 55,Oo5 a. M, ig.1o.4. 80 and9O
FOR Lancaster and columbia, S. 9.oj am. and
430p.m
SUNDAYS
For Reading, Harrisburg, and way po nts, 9.05
U. m.
Trains FOR ALLIE STowN leave as follows:
WA PRRKIoMEN RAILRoAD.l
Leave Philadelphia, 740 4. NJ, LOU, "l3O and GEO
d. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. S.n a. m ard 15 p. m.
WA EAST pENNA BRANcHl
Leave Reading7.3' 1879 n. m.,2.OO 3.51 andOl5
Leave Harrisburg, %, s.t5 and O55. a. M, las
aud 100 D. m.
Leave Lancaster 500 n. M, 100 and $50 p. m
Leave Columbia 7.5j n. m LOS and $40 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
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Trains maIken thus = run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia other
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The 63l y. m aud i.55 D. n, trains from Allen.
town, and the IA a. m and 6,nn y. m. trans
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]. Il. wOoTTEN
General MGnddeT.
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