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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
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thwite remarks:

thwaite remarks:
After our last Of this day week the market for Amsesn
securities which thea closed strong took sudden aud
turn nos shsrss touching 264 discount aud Erie
o. snoe which however there has boon slight relapse
but TODAY ths n.kst s again hrme and closes steadily
,aoa y, o,r ns demand for United States, V-
suis and Illinois Central bonds continues very active
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
OUTDOOR PArZRs b, Tr9-,, w.',,oSIr Hioo'

OUTDOOR PAPyRs. d, TIrpsn ws-TvoSrr Hioois
sos. limo, pp 20. Ilsinor fis.-s
The admirable payers OF which this volume con-
siau are already well known to a large circle o.
READERS, who have eagerly watched for their ap-
teArance in the successive numbers Of the <Hdnsis
Monthly. They are devoted. for the mosi part, y
the important subject Of physical education, but
have nothing Of the dry, formal forbiidiug chsrse.
tor Of a technical ueatise; the Anlhor urges bis
ideas, sometimes, with an almost jaunty vivao!syI
bui however e1aberautly he fisss and frolies with
his theme, he always plants himself on strong
basis Of homely common sense and bard. mA,tsr-of.
fact experience Several of bis essays are suggest,
cd by various sspectS IN tho grand Prooesron Of the
year, and are marked by an erthusiasiio love OF
nature, singular nicely and docatenes' Of oboerya-
ton, and great beauty Of expression.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JuLr n-Ss~'
JuDsn MoCySH. A.. ,hi.A

Jupsn MoCuNn ,.l
Charles Miller, indicted for burglary in the 'osss
degree. tried and acquitted.
James Mcclure pleaded guilty to burglary IL the ssos
degree and was cont to State Prison for nve years.
Va STANFORD tried ssd convetsd Of grand larceny ~
sent ~ State Prison for I've years. ,,... -
wm. Hardy pleaded guilty to opening sssisa 's''s'
was 70 snsnded ior sentence ,, - a.
Fsis. Greer. tried and ssnvissdsf sf srsad larceny o
State Prison for TIVE yssrs
Psioi Murray pleaded guilty Of rssd larceny snd ~
sent the Psnitsnttsry fer two yesrs . $780,. -
Wm. Warren pleaded guilty 10 ssssuh ana ossssV' -
was 70 umauded for sentence
Mary Mclntyrs pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny ssd ~
msndsd ios sentence. .x-.
Margaret Byrns pleaded guilty % psti larceny ~ -
sent to the pentsntsry for six moaths -. ...A,s>
Chsdos Muller. trtsd and soqaistsd % aeasfSs "
ccpy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Ipsreass In bJtNI %
One Of the most enterpriiDg and successful oper.
stors Of tho Stock market. Mr.. Leonard w. Jerome,
has made tho pineely donation Of .Ere thousand
dollars 70 tue Sanitary Commission, for the relol Of
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
The receipts Of tho Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.

Tho following are tho earnings Of tho Morris
Canal Company for the present season aud wsok,
and the same periods last year,
Tstai to June ri, IssJ...........ei2lss -
Wsex srding July iosl6 60 el32 i99 "
Total 10 June 7s 1852 2............. eW6tl II
ssk ending July 5. lso2...... 4lti o. e97TT2 %
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

The following letter from Gen. Meade was ad-
dre,,sd to the Loyal Nations, League Uss meeting held In
union,qaNe IN April last;
u..,or.vr.p. y,x-y Ap.v CoHp. Carr NAN YlL.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-30
From Rec. J. Merton Broom, b d., Editor Of ii
EllrYclOpedin of RsLLgio1kr EunfnkfRk
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold underline psrs
Of BtteTS, put in quart bottles, compounded of Ia
cheapest whisky or common rum, costinR from q
to % cents per gallon, the taste disguised By Anios
or Coriander Seed
This class Of Bitiers has caused ard will nntipus
to cause, as long as they can be sold hsnireds 10
die the death of the drnkard. By theiruss ths
system is kept continually under the iniluenes ei
Alcoholic Stimulents of the worst kind tie desire
for Liquor is created and Kept up, and the ies !, a
all the horrors attendant upon drunkardshfe ana
death
For those who desire and loiH hare Liarnr Bit
tiers, we publish the following receipt Get %
Jotls HoGiand,S GsrDaak BlnsrS and n K with tar:
quarts q GOOD Bragdy o. Ph1Sky, and the result wi
tues and true excellence any OF the numerous Lie
Bitters in the market, and viii COST much isss NJ
will have al the virtues of ROoaGgH's Rittsy,
connection with god3 article of Liquor, at a mr.
less price than thsse inferior preparations /
cost you.
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kESDALL'S .
kMEGLINE FOR TIE HAIR.

r SDALL'S
AEEGLlNE FOR TIE HAIR.
AuBOLINE
MOISTENg,
BEAUTIFIES,
ODORATES,
LENGHTHENS,
INVIGORiTEs,
NOURISHES,
EMBELLISHES
THE HAZE.
KENDALLS kMBOLINE is a rare CO lpound of
stimulating extracts from Flowers Roots, ami
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER
MAEENT yIGOR of the HAIR
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulaut." d. Chiffon.
answers the purpose of a hair dressng.''
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 277 Canal street, N Y
After being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR." Prof. JOHN 5ENfA,
No. 81 King street, n. Y
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put IN boxes, containing two bettlesJ
price 81.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL Il BANNISTER,
ele6m No. J42 BROADWAY NY
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Contractors not residing 81 the places where de.
hYeries are required must establish agencies at
such pisces that no delay may arse in furnishing
what may be required; and when cor tractor fails
promptly to comply witt srequisition, the Chief of
auth orized to direct purchases to be made TO su
ply the deficiency, under the penalty to De e1-
visions and Clothing, or At either Of the Navy IVY
Yards atoI esad shall be evidence that such requi-
sition has been made and received.
Separate offers mus! be made for each article at
than article is contained in the offer the Oh isf
of the Bureau will have the right accept one or
reject the remainder; aud bidders whose propO-
saIs are accepted tend none others) will be fort
will be transmitted to them Tor execution; which
contract must De returned TO the bureau within
regular nsmission of the mails.
Two Or more approved sIreties, Ia q sum equal to
the estimated amount of the respective centrsct,
will De required, and twenty per centum in addi :
ton will be withheld from the amount of all pay
ments on account thereof as collateral security.
in addition, to secure its performance, and not in
any event to be paid until it is in all respects
Blank forms of proposals nnay be obtained ap-
Hampshire; Beston, New York. Philsdelphis, Bal
A record or duplicate Of the letter informing a
bidder of the acceptance of bis proposal, will b.
of the CT of 1886 and his bid will be male anu &c
cepted in conformity with this understanding.
Every offer made must be accompanied (as
directed in tbs act of Congress making appropr
tons for the naval service of 1886 approved 10th
OF August Is tG by written guarantee, signed by
one responsible persons, to the effect tn ut
he or they odertake that the bidder or bidders
will, if his their bid be accepted, enter
obligation within i've days. witt good and suffi
GENT sureties, TO furnish the supplies proposed
Tie bureau viii not obig ate ed to consider any
proposal unless accon,pani ed by the guarsn tee
cured by law; toe competency of the guarantee
TO be certified by the navy agent district attorney
or collector 81 the customs. Every proposal must
oe kccom panied BY satisfactory evidence that the
gress
IKE attention OF bidders is called to the samples
ahc description Of articles req uired as in the in
speSton iD5 re ception, just but rigid comparison
VIII o. maus sstween the articles offered and the
samples ana contract, receiving none that fall
below thon; and their atttntion is also psrticu-
lariy directed to the joint resolution of nth of
1916. - " q - 49,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
- LUMBIA

~ A,
HOldas the United States Disnu Court for sad
Fart of Lot sau hTt No sfuafG NO
Improvements, &c, in the city OF Washing ton,
D. C.-Libel of Information
Whereas, that part of Lot nunbe red four ~ in
Square numbered three hundred and seventy
seven 81 beginning in the rear line of said Lot
feet east. from the northwest corner of said Lot,
thence east twenty ZOO feet thence south thirty
tS 1eet thence west twenty 23) feet, thence north
thirty 800 feet to the beginning; and that part of
Lot inferred twenty four (2O in square ma mbered
three hundred and seYenty-seyen (y17) beinm the
lorh thirty three 1887 feet front by the depth of
the lot; as the same are known, marked aud desis-
county of Washington and District OF Columbia.
recorded in the land records of said District to-
sether with all the improvements, buildings,
rights privileges, appurtenances, and other hered
psEtsning snS ali the right tille, and interest and
esiats OF A. P. Garnett therein have been
sized by tn Marshal of the United States Tor the
gress appFored on ths .eventsenth day Of july, in
nd xtytwo entitled An Act H. seppres, nlTr
rection, to punish Treason and Rebeflror. to seize
purposes" ana where 70, the United Statss Attof
ney Tor the District of Columbia did, ON the ninth
day OF May, A. ID. 1858, file Libel of Inforlnati IN
in this Court, Pray ing the condemnation Of said
property ana real estate, under the aforesaid
sLa tlat process OF monitor issue aga inst the
and all persons interested or claiming en- interest
therein, Sarh,4g them at some early day to appear
It's, therefore, on this min tn day Of May, in the
year or our Lord el9hteen hundred sixty three.
ORDERED that notice be given to the owner and
owners OF said property and real estat tie. and all
persons interested claiming an interest therein
10 appear and answer this Information on the ls1
Monday Of July next, and show cause. If any tasy
have, why, said property and real estate and the
right, title and interest therein of the said A.
j. Garnet; should not be condemned and sold &C,
solGng 70 ara 6nSr f5ase De given by posting
House Of the District of Columb a and by pu 6lica
ton in the EveniT g Star, twice week previous 10
said LIST Monday OF July next, the FIRST uuhlirst
to be on or before the first day of June next
By order of the Court May 9Th ls6Y
Test: j MEilS Clsrb
Copy-Test:-R j. MEIGs. CLERK. nv a. sswts
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERSi
AND THE fRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the affection, of all having relations or
trisRds IL thf aTns to the the; taet hat Ho0FLAKps
diseases inducedSy exposures and privationsi la
dent to csIap life In the lists, published alross
daily in the newspapers, the arrival of thesicE
1t viii be notcethat very large proportion arSs
suffering from .ebility. Every case of thatkind
Diseases resultlg from disorders of the digesfivs
organs are speedily removed. We have no hesits-
used among OF soldiers, hundreds of lives miehf
be saved thai therwise viii be lost 0' ---s A'
We call paricHls ar attention to the following A.
markabe andwell authenticated cure of one Of the
nation's heros, whose life to his own
'has been ssed by the Bitters -
PHILADE IPHII, Augusts23d, 1872
Msssrs hes i EcGnS.--Well, gentlernen q, Won
Hoohand IS ierman Ditters has saved my hfe Thai
is no misse in this. 1t is vouched for by aanbef
and who Sere fully cegnizant of all IL 9 eircaT
stances omy ease. l am, and have been. for Il
battery nd under he immed ate command Of CsI
| tain f. Ayres. through tie exposure attendai
S bgs 1tith Inflammation the langs, and MS's sa
fof nty-two days n TIE ,sptel; THIS WIS id
| dys ery: I was til n removed from the Wss
! HeuY and sent TO this city on board the stesms
of gae, Since that time have been about ss fa,
az enc could be and still retain spark of Vita
f9low anything and if did force 'sI msss able L
| il tas Immediately thrown I'D again
eoSd last OF Sssr
ssances sna aee9raingly the physieions who hs
rsseue me from the grasp of the dread Any
fs iss 1Sd ~s they do
fsrosition Of my limited funds best suited
FGsdarsH TnS T1s,fs me q the hosp
dyissd @e foEl9rn hope to Try Ssi your A Btu
PPaSne them UG the se6 the
Idesth Eseeded, and I am aow' thank G Gsa' "a
Ties have Gained ten pounds, 1 and naAen
from whom 1 have heard nothing fer
abe Bi tie owe re tss eeffssin1y OF
lowe the siorioSs privilege d again gSas
bosom those f9n TR9 2s sps dearest to me in
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THE REYN oLDs H0Us

The undersigned. thankful to his friends end +,s
public in genera !, for the patronage they 4
nave gwen nl1n IS former proprietor of $cTAN
leave TO inform them that he has transferred a1s
20 the corner OF 18th street and Pam
new and complete style. Connected Win If ia a
RESTAURANT, where the best Of Wines and
Liquors will always be on hand. Meals can bs haS
~ all hours, and st the shortest notice,
The public are respectfully invited TO visit this
eEtaollshDsst.
may 6-3mT J. W. REYNOLDS pronriator
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s. N. z Il E'S
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY,

This BRANDY has been manufactured for save
raj years from the PURE JUICE of the
CATAWBA GRhPEt
Thus affording additional evidence of the pro-
gress Of American Enterprise and Industry, and
OF our ability to produce articles at home equal to
those made of any other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but eXceis the best !mpo ted Bran
dies in purity and favor. It as in fact, ths Best
Brandy K!lorn. This statemt Mt is fully corrobo-
rated By the certificates of our most dstinguis he'd
analytical Chemists.
The want of PuTe Brandy mas long been felt in
this country, and the introduction of an article Of
such quality az to supersede the sale and use of
these vile compounds, hitherto sold under the
name of Brandy, can only be regarded as great
public good. The Catawba Brandy possesses ali
Inequalities claimed for the best i'm ported Liquors,
and is of perfect purity and superior flavor and q
sovereign and sure remedy for
DYSPEPSIA EiTULENCY CRAMP,
CH0LM Lang g0R, L0T SPTRTTs,
MORE Us. Sc-. 6f.
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ID K l. 81
Il SAUCESl
Crosse y BlsckWslls A. Cabaret & Os. e and
domestic Pickles and Sauces OF various kinds,
KING d BURUHELL
81 corner 18th street and Vermont ay,
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BROKEN UP.-On Saturday Sergeant Clarke
arrested Jane MeccOm on the charge OF keep
ing "a baWdy house ON / street south, near
b Seventh stree, which has been for some llnie
past the GesOT. of soldiers and sailors. and had
become quite an annoyance 20 the nFighbors.
She was taken before justice Ferguson, who
ordered her TO Vacate lac premises, giving her
tour days 20 find other quarters.
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not AIsoHoLlu.

not ALsoHoLlo.
RiG II CONCENTRATED VxSHTAHi
EXTRACT.
Pure for,o. II
DOCTOR HoorLAxpsg
G ERMAN BITTETA
Da q. ID. JACKSON, Philadelpass, P.
WILL KFFRCTrALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA y.uNpIo n
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DIS
EASES OF TBS KIDNEYS, AND ALL (
DISEASES ARISING FROM DISCO.
DKRED LIVER Oh STOMACH,
such .
ton, Inward Piles
Fuiness or Blood TO the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
russas or in sRs.s fer Fed
nEns or aq ass H at the ps Of ne
the Hssr
Or suTosatipg sensations whom in = lying posture.
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heod' Deficiency q
Hyes P.9D II tS Hss the skin md
Limbs, De, Sudden Pushes OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh
oo of sR'l, al, lal s4sss
>-,7N DeR5ssdtSh Oh
And "'a Positively g g.sssnit hAS" F'S~;
They Contain Ne Alcohol or Nod
They will cure the above diseases in
cases out Of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and mi
ularity OF HOeHand Is German Ritters mi
noss q ha 1gn0rsnt 9rscS s2d I'M
lie dcod, gates Of Ss.s:s-ass " in . the sas
s sad yilsiy Nth
BeaaFs Of the O innnn eeh, aS1s sga of
PREPARATIONS in rlethoric bottles and tis.bN
Ftieh, instead of curing, only sggravsts disea
MO leave The disappointed sufferer in despair.
ROOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
.Te not ne. and sntried article, but have stood
tae test q 9feen years trial by the American pub
lc and then reputation and sale are net riYllea
The pEo1rietoss ka1s thousands of Letters from
the mort eminent
'lhhGIl hhHEfHkss.
CITIZENS.
Testifying Of their own personal knowledge, to tbs
beneficial effects and medical virtues of THESE Btts
tsTs.
DO Yoa Want Something to Strengthen YossS
Do Yev Haat q Coed AppetteS
Do Yoa Want to Bvisd Up Yoss Constisatsosy
Do You Wont to Feel Weus
Do Tou Want 10 Get Rid Ct Ncrrousnessp
Do You Want Energyi .
Do Ycu Want TO Sleep Wsui
Do Yos Want Brisk and Vsgesva Feests
IFYoU DO, USE;
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
From Rec. J. Ne,-tcn Broom, B. d., Editor al tis
EneyctQpsd3a Of Relisfors kHotokdss.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines i'll general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects I yet know of 10
sufficient reasons why may not testify to the
Dement'S he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that be may
thus contribute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily IN regard TO Hoohandf
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. c. NJ jackson q
this city, because was Prejudiced against them fe
many years, under the impression tlat they xel
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indicted > nv
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq for the renloT 4! a.
this prejudice by proper tests, and for En- ras-
ment to try them when suffering from ca. ana
OF these Bitters, at the beginning of sent
year, was followe& by evident relief and orstiors
to degree of bodily and mental ygor vhioh haa
not felt for six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED OF regaining. / therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the oftsem
NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1861.
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READ THE CERTIFICA TEST.

WAsHIEGToN, b. c., Nov. Il, 1853.
ID: X. CLARK, Esq, Sir have made chemical
analysis of a sample of pure Ohio Catawba Brandy
OF the manu- tscture OF s. N. Pike & Co.. Cinciu-
natl, and find 1t to be pure wine brandy, free from
any sdulteratiens admixture of ingredients det-
rimental to health-not fictitious liquor made of
adapted, from its purity and quality, to take the
place of Freach Cognac.
THOMAS ANTISELL,
Chemical Examiner e. s. Patent Office
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEP EMS 6CO
1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Offer the largest assortment in this city .mRrsS
ing all qualities used by officers in the Lmy an1
Navy. such SWORDS SASHES BkLTS,
sHOULDE STRAPS. HATS, GAPS, ISTGhS
&c. ga. with q fine assortment of NlfOHA
com lete outfits in few moments
WALL, STEPHENSs 90,
sp ll-tfh 322 PennsylvarA Avenue.
DIANoS-GREAT BARGAINS.-de octave,
tNunns Clark almost new, sse- So
wood 1 round corner; $50 One sSe STKT
meyer, Phila,) Sl25 One oct1e S75. One
octave $50. All the above Pisuoare warrantsa
TO De sound IN every respect and II o. 5oio q pom
easy terms or discount for cash me WarTrooh5
of We III fIEH0fT,
Corner of nth knn feIn. sfe.
my % Sole Agent of SteinwaYS eon s PIanos.
DROVISIONS, % PER okEAPER THAN
Il sYKk
Prime Sugar. cured HAMsH eV;
Resi Family FLOUR, So epeE DOL.
DRIED BEEF. L2h cts,
Choice BE TIER. q cts
CHEESE, a cts. Per 10. ,orvs ma
Nye Geyr.er 6shth spd streets.
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STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 81 Somerset St. 81,

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 81 Somerset st.
BOSTON, Oct. Is, 1853
l hereby csrity that I have this day madfA
chemical analysis of sample of Cstawba DralE
brought to me by q. simmonds, Esq, and thai
have found no adnlterat ing ingredient or i'm prter
subtances in it. 1t is pure brandy spirit, wthl1e
usual coering and sacchSrine matters beion sid 20
brandy. would recommend it Ior medical ses.
CHAS Z. JACKSON, N. d.
State Assser.
D. Il. CLARK, corner AZ and Penn. aye sole
Agent for this District. mar Is-et arn
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Test: II. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
Copy-Test :-R } MEIGs. Clerk. Icv3s 2swtd
stUpREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLUMBIA

sUpREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
= COLUMBIA.
Sitting tie CTitS Stars District Court for sud
Un.ted States as. Lot-e. !, g, in Square No. 426
Where's lots NUM- @rsd six (6lseVtn and Ell MT
tSj IN Square number four hundred and thirty-alx,
the ground p!&ts and plans Of the city and county
OF Washington, District of Columbia. and recorded
IN The iano records Of said District together with
all the improvements. buildings rights uriyileses
appurtenances and other hereGitaments Ia the
same belonging or in any wise appertanrg and
all the ight, title, and interest of Thomas A.
[ nited states for the District of COlum6s by 7ir
tue OF an act of Congress, approved on the seven
teCn1n day OF July. in the year of our Lord one
the usand eight hundred ard slIty-two, entitled
IAN Act 10 suppress InsUrrection. to punish Treas
on and Rebellion, to seize and coniScate the Prop
erty of Rebels and for other PURPOSES and where
as the United States Attorney for the District Of
Colum bis did. on the ninth day of May, 4. D. 1858
file Libel of Information in this Court praying
the condemnation of said property and real estate
under the act aforesaid, and that process of moni
property and real estate, and all persons interested
claiming a interest therein warning the IN AT
some early day to appear and answer said inf0rma-
ton
1t is. therefore, on this ninth day of May in the
year Of Lord eighteen hundred and sixty
three. ORDERED that notice be given TO the owner
asd owners OF said properly and real estate and all
persons interested or an interest therein
TO apprar and answer this information the first
Monday Ct July next. and snow cause, if any they
have, why said property and real estate, and tn.
d. Aisn should not be condemned and sold accord
ing TO law; and that notice be given by posting
copy OF this order upon the front door of1he Court
House of the District of Columbia, and by publica
ton in the EveBin Star, twice week previous to
said first Monday of uly A. d 1853, the first pub,
LEGATION to be before the first day Of June next
By order % Of the Court, May 1879 Sr1cs o,..,
Copy-Test :-R. ]. ME1Gs Clerk! fay SesN
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NELODEONE.-A large assortment Of Prinea =
lyI Co. Metodeons have Just been we'd ~
&rsie stofe OF W. &. MRTZKaCTr, sn1
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SECOND WARD STATION CASES.-Win. Noel
haney, grand larceny: Jail for further hearing
Jas. Jones, VIM Waters, disOrderly: dismissed
JnO. Mclaughlin, suspicious circumstan ces
do. VIM. Jones, drunk; military. ID. !. Con
nor, dras 4; for hearing. Also, for assault and
batteYS3 DO. Nathaniel Hines, disorderly: -
Rachael McChien, drunk: -. Jacob Iself, do
dismissed. Wm. Lee, DO: do. Thos. Scot, do
Sis. JnO. VI. Hughes, do; do. Walker Light
loot, laTccn Y: Jail for court.
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EEBB ON ATTACK AND DEFENSE OF OUT
q. ~ posts: London.
Hyds's Elements OF Fertilization: London
hahan = Field Fertilization.
kimber,s Construction OF the Modern System of
Fertilization: London.
Kinber's Field Works: London.
Saubanis First System: London
Plan and Elevation of v auban's System: London
Dir Howard Douglas on Fertilization: London
Nacaulay 8 Field Fertilization: London
Lsndy's Elements of Fort6cation London
Duane Manual for Engineer Troops
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