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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-12
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Sh hEhlF L 20 ShLCs
DY virtue of an order Of sale issudd out Of the
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Geauga Co., o.
o. wherein Frances S,Harrisop is plh. and Luther
z. Harrison is deft. to me directed ard delivered
dated July goth, A. d. 1864, shall offer tor sale
at public vendue, at the Court House in Charlton
in said CouI y, on SATURDAY, Aug. 27th,
1864, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 4 r
M. Of said day, the following real estate situate
iu the township Of Middlefeld, Geauga County,
Ohio, and known by being part OF lot No. AZ,
and bounded as follows: Begi inning at the south
west corner OF land OF Frances S.lIarrison;thence
south to the Township line; thence east on the
tnship line to So acres oi land belonging to VIM.
Harrison. thence north to the said land Of Fran.
ccs S. Harrison; and thence ives, to the place OF
beginning, on line parallel with the Township
line, containing 20 acres OF land, but subject 10
hand. b. N.SHAW, Sheriff.
Sherin,s Office, Geau-t
ga Co., July Goth, 1864. T59w5
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FOR SALE BY

A. Cool, ,Chardoa j. Smith Thompson; ] w,
Garritt, Montviile; r. 2. Burnett. Russell; c. y.
Treat, Claridon; A, Mathews, NewbuIv; John
Mayhem, Auburn; johnson & Tuitle Burton
Ed, Thompson, HuntsbsIg; w II Hsrphsni,
Hathaway, Hambden; Lsvier Dafy mple, Troy
Center; Warren Bishop. m iddls fsld; G 6. Field,
Fast Ciaridon! Tracy W. seott, Chester Ciess
Roads, and by Druggists an d Merchnnu gtLeI.
ally throughout the U. s. and Capudas.
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:
SPECIAL NOTICES.

JOHN NJ. STuLL. Secretary.
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Il Whish thsy ofr 10 the trade at Ioxsss possible
Country Merchants and others will Hnd II to n. .,
vsntagstse ai and examine before purchasing eIs. .
whore.
PsruelIar attention paid to orders. in nllirs viii,
We suarsutss safisfactios, both in price aad oss,,r
Thsh highest market price paid FOR Ginseng, r..
WAxs x1AxSoo0s ~ "F seph
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In Chance1.y.
WEST VIRGINIA., Ohio County, Circuit

WEST VIRGINIA, Ohio County, Circuit Court,
w September rules, 1861:
Thcod re Fink in his own right. and said Theodore
and his wife, late widow at Daniel Hine, deceased,
complainants, against Gibson L Cranmer and c Lean
der Zane, executors Of Daniel Zane, deceased, and
said C Leader Zane. Gibson l. Cranmer and wife Della,
Daniel Zane, Anon McSwords aud his wife Indiana,
devisees and legatees OF said Daniel Zane, deceased,
and Noah Zane. 0rloff Zane, James " Hene, Eoenezer
W Zane. Q Leander Ztre, Fanic' Zane, Anon Nc
.Ssords aud wife Indiana, Hans " ihilli' and wife
FlEsbett, and Gibson L. Uranmer and wife Della, and
which Noah, James, Ebenezer, CLeaBder, and Daniel
Zane, Indiana Ncswords, Elizabeth Phillips, and Della
II Cranmer, are children and heIrsat law oisaid Daniel
Zuue, deceased, and II Jacob, Walker Hunter, Elisha
Lindsay Daniel q List, Rev Alfred PAUL, aud The
North Western Bsnk of Virginia, DEF, ndents.
The object of this suit is to sell thai part OF Hlne's
island in said County of Ohio, which belonged 10 sal
Daniel Zane, declaPed, and which h. conveyedto John
List, now deceased, and ZJacob, as Trustees, 10 secure
the payment Of q debt to the North Western bank OF
Viryinia, and which debt Is now he'd by the plaintiff,
Theodore Fink. Ard also u sell The property Of said
Daniel Zane, deceased. owned BY him Ia lis lifetime,
called "Ihe Homestead" aud which was conveyed TO
Walker Hunter, Trustee, 70 secure the payment of a
debt 70 Elisha Lindsey, and which d b. Of said Lid
aey is also owned by said plaIatlil, Theodore Fink.
TIE purpose of having sand property sold is to pay the
said debts.
And the defendants, Anon NcSwords and wife lndi-
ana, Noah ine and orioff Zane, not having entered
their appearance, and II appearing from an atid avit
Iled in the cause that they are not residents Of the
State of West VrgiDia, on the motion OF the com
psalnants by their counsel, it Is ordered, that they do
appear here within one month after the due publica-
ZION If this order aud do what may be necessary tc
prntect their interests herein, and that a copy of thi
order be published, once a. week, for four successive
ing and that a further copy be posted at tie ho.t ir,I
ofthe Court House of OHIO County, for q like p.Iiol,
October L, 1854
a copy-Teste.
... JACOB BURkLE, Clerk.
E.JACOB, for c. mplainant.
DOtg-ItawlV
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Sale of Land in MARSHALL Co.,
w. Va.

DY VIRTUE OF,TW0 DEEDS OF TRUSI
ID from WIN j korby, one to Charles A Hoge
oat j November LIST, 1858, and the other to Jsnas NJ.
Jiog dated October 4, 1889. and of record in Marshall
County, W. Va, in Book y Folio 81, ard Book Is
] ollo la. i shall, ON the 5th day of N~ovember, 1874
al the front door OF Mar hall Court House, W Va.
J fOceed TO, sell At public auction to the highest and
lest bidder for cash, the two tracts of land mentioned
Ia ID deeds OF trust, lst-6S acres of land, including
the tails of Fish Greek, 80 miles below Bolton. Id
Il aeres Of land JOINING the falls tract, aud embracing
aboat 80 acros of cleared land. There is a valuable
Lhl seat on the 6S acres, and the 64 acre t. act is good
turning land.
w. II OLDHAM,
Trustee In place of Chas. A. Hoge and Jas. NJ. Hoge.
by an order Of the Marshall Circuit Court, W. Va.
October 9TH, lS64-ltd&5tw
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Cott uArS. of all styles and colors iu rec ivei NJ
~ octl4 HARPER x BRO.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Nil seh at public auction on Friday, October
. 2ist. On Robert Nsrshairs farm. six miles east ~
Wheeling, b horses, l mule, , beef cattle, 8 hogs, a lot
"i straw, , stack OF hay. 1 sets of wagon harness | new
me l two horse wagon. and other articles.
oet'! 5. CLATTERBUCk.
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JACkWELL B~AhlhLON, Esq will r,.,s, ,,Lc
III tate notice that ! shall on the a7th day cr Nov,n,
hr, ls64, at the office OF r Smith, IN the tyyn OF paw
mont, West Virginia, b~tweent the hours of Al am.
I. Nj. ofthat day proceed to take the Dispositions ~
2edo! JoLf and others, 10 be read in evidence in :
esrttn suit IN ~cbaneery now pendiug in the Circrit
Sour ofMarion, in which, am complainant and 70
are defendant, and If from any cause the takinc = . (.
such dispositions be not commenced, or If commenced
fte same be not completed on said day the taking OF
the same VIII te continued from day 10 day ~ the same
place and between the same hours Until completed
BARTHIOS,
oct"l-f.w per Attorneys, Wilson " Srni.l.
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Il Rational Medicine,
DIR. THOMAS r. KISNER.

Will, in addition to the treatment ofall Acute Diseases,
devote q portion of his time to the treatment of all va
RE lies Of Chronic Diseases, upon the Rational or Flee.
ri, system. Such as Diseases of Eye and Ear, Rheu
natic and Nervous Diseases. Spinal Afs ctions, Epilep
y, Diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder and Kid
neys. All scrofulous, Skin and Syphilitic Diseases
Ciub Feet or Distorted Limbs, and all Diseases, boil
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are subject
From his long experience in such cases, he feels con,
fdent of giving entire satisf tction to any who ma!
all. No charges for examination and opinion of cases
Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. All opmun l.
ions strictly confidential. and promptly attended
Office hours s A. NJ. to p. NJ. .
Office and Residence on Sd Street, near Reed = raft
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, w. Va. ..rA
,y2-d&y-ly,
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PUBIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate

iursu mt to the provisions of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Marion County, Pronounced in
tho eauic of Garsh L Galloway, complainants.
az iinst Creed Haymonl and others, defendants,
ard other causes heard Herewith, on the 29th
'ay of November, lo60, the undersigned commits
sloner, appointed for that purpose by an order
I sad Court ma lie on the second day of October.
- !, IN snid cause will proceed, in front of the
70 art House of Marion County, on the second Mon
ny IN November, 1864, to sell, at public auction
thotwo parcels OF land allotted to tho said Creed
raymond by the decree aforesaid, to wit: A bar.
eel containing one hundred and twenty Q2U acres,
situate on the waters of the west fork of the Mo.
nohgahela river, adjoining land owned by Jacob
Long, Wiham ) Sandy and others, being a Dor
tfon ol the land conveyed by George Harter and
wife to William e. Raymond, deceased, and a
parcel containing three and one. bird "a IN
acres, situate near the town of Fairmont al,
joining lands ef Alfred Fleming and Others helm,
. Portloa OF % parcel of ten sores convened bv
Alfred Fleming ana wife to said William G. Hav.
mond's heirs; both of said porc.ls are. boveve,
s,ttiect to the dover of he widow of said William q
iiaymoni deceased, IS far as the same is laid
thereon, and wilfb e sold subject thereto,
TERMS.-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months will .ha given the purchasers, executing
cor ds, with approved security, bearing interest
fro the day Of sale, for the purchase money.
ZEBuLoN MUSGRAyE,
Commissioner;
October !, 1854. octl0-4t lawn
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Burnside Heating Stove.

: HE best IN market, manufactured a. the star
Z Foundry, No; ~, Market street, Wheeling, ". Va,
lsept2O-3m THOS G.. CULBRRTSON.
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treat Excitement at 1853 Main Street

an now opening a full and we'll selected stock OF
fHiand Winter Dry Goods, embracing ali kind.
oitOreign and Domestic goods, which, being purchas
81 uorihs the panic, l offer for sale At lower cash prices
sn IA any other house in the city Ny stock of Frs nch
"'rinos, Fopi'ns, AlpaccaS, rlaidS, DeIaines, Balmo-
." s, toop skirts, White Goods Hosiery, Wool floods.
-l''a% etc, etc, IS full and complete. l have also
VII 8 orted colors of Garrett Chain. ~
"a swherc. (ootl-lm p gINEE%
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adyan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards, well
wntered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened on this line and its connections, and every
st ention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be olnd every convenience for feeding and
reeting, a choice Is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest, quickest and most direct route for Stock TO
"" , klv' AncntownJ aud With fewer changes
Aua ~ other.
t>'CH LEWIS, den1 Superintendent Altoona,
"a.
l.. l.. u Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
H.. II. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phila.
dsipnla' janll-my2i
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ECLECTIC.
wHryLJSo WY, Dsc-4 Iss

WEBBING, W. ST Va, Dec. 4, 1894.
10 all whom n may concern: We the undersigned,
members OF the !" est Viz ginia LEGISLATURE, take plea
sure IN saying thai We ha,e known DIR. Richard H.
Lee many years previous TO the hreskiag oas Of the re-
e!ion, as sucee sfuI and energetic practitioner OF
tdirine col the Eclectic Schooi,) both in Kansxha
county, Virginia. and in Galfia county, Ohio -
g.. SLACK. Senator 7dh Dist. 80
VS. DUEBAR, Al. "a. a.. stss
M A. RHELPS, Pres. Senate.
Once one door south Of Kramef's Hotel. Msin 81.
sep2o a-a 1854
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GA KS
ON NIGH TRAINS TO
PHILAD'A, NEW YORK & BALTIMORE.
BdGGAGECHECKED THROUGH And
TRANSFERRED FREE.


Fh
re This route Freights of all descriptionscan be for.
waried to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
or Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
or Missouri, ny Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects a,
Pittsburgh With Steamers, by which Goods can be for.
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky, tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and a
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to al
Ports on the North w estern Lakes. 81
Merchants and shippers entrusting the Transports
ton of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES Of FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are mt all times az favorable as arc charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
90 Be particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central X. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either of the following Agents Of the
company:
u A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh,
CLARKE Il CO, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
II. w BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Il. C. MELDRUM b CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. f. MOORE, Louisville, + entucky.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
II. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE l. CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J. FL. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
j. NJ. LOVE, Maysville, Ky.
HALL & CO, Marietta O..
T.. AyRES, Makingum River.
W. lfIt L. L LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
ri. s. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
N. Fl. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
l.. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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Proposals
oyy,or OF ASSISTANT coaus.aRr GENERAL
No. 4 sta.e-.t.. NxwYosr Ausuts IesA


A RMY SUPPLlES-BEEF CATTLE
N Sealed Proposals. wbe received By the undersigned at
this office. uu,il u O'Clock WEDNESDAY, the lofn
instant for supplying BEEF CATTLE for the of tae
United States army to BE- delivered the WASHINGTON
DROVE YARDS Newfork CITY, or At some other conSe-
rout ia the vicinity Of the city OF New York.
asssultsd by the under gsd and in such numbef "
may from tue time be equircd not exceeding four hind
red and AZ, head calendar month from the l5tn of
August 1854 the LIST OF November 1854 notice to be given
the Saturday o. each week on mis- sppcnt;on
Office of the number of cattle Ls shall be required 10
deliver during tho following week
the cattle w lie required for shipm.ns none bu &rss
quality Of t-ss entirely free rom AT bcniistes or
np-Tacons and less than three years old will be
and lot Of cattle the average gross weight Of which
not hig twelve hundred rod i've pounds nor
any bullock Of less weight than twelve hunfed pounds
The whs of each bu0ck TO be a-ccT,ained by
tine time o weigbioe 10 be determined by the Inspector
on the part Of the United States Nix George Starr whom cor
tihcss specon stating the number Of cattle Delivered
the weight &C., vii. constitute the voucher tion
which the accounts viii b. paid when fund.- Are 10 hands
for purpose Eech PROPOSE To b. entetned must have
printed copy OF this adye eInent posted al ts hesd and
be 10 tho following form:
II A. b. OF the City or Town Of -, County o. -,
Sise Of hereby propose to deliver to the Snosis'eace
Department of tho u. s. Army. at the Warrington Drove
Yers NewYork city, other point in on near said city 10
be desn ed such Bunber Of Beef Cattle not e1eesdn9 onr
red and y head In any calendar mouth OF TIE quny
condition &C. described IN tie sdyeT meat above post "a
nay from time to time b. required 70 ilnsh on uu'
notification. pe. pound gross weight .
To bs sn5crihed ly pous olr'suretios a. follows;
"We the undcisied hereby ssrce that should the lpove
BID be arccpod viii give bond IA the sun Of ten
thousand dollars tina. the coursc. snG be fulnled
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OrsicE OF AeIT CLorni5e AND taufPAGs,
No. ~. Brcldvsy, new-f ork, Aug. |. lSo4
A RNY SUPpLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS.
"A viii 10 received - this on until IL O'Clock M on
TiCRaDA. TIE I inst. for delivery ty con'luct ~ the
popot OF Army Clothing aud Eegrase ia Aewior3 city;
Sewed hnolucs,
Pegerd Eootess,
Sew.d Boots.
P,gged boots,
Paeking. Boxes.
S,ple Of which can DC ;een this oc. Bidder. viii state
tie quantity they wish 20 fun ID .ri how .oo tley Con-
contiel. the de lycry Oftl9 quantity they bid fcf
They viii .uon With their proposals sample OF the ar
crs tnry propose t. .uinisl. ,,,, Al ,.t,,s,l
proper gGssn;y accompany al bids or The faith'u
performance q s.cortuct
TLa Uatei states the ,ht 20 reject rny par
OF the whole bid may be deemed Tor the inteies' o
tEe service.
Psoposa should be indorei "Prcposs' for fnrnisnns
there ,h' OF tho article bid ior and 70
Lieut. Col d. II. ylsfD, D. O. NJ. G"n'L u D a.
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The ability the sure,s to respond In the sum o. zen
thousand dollars must 10 ceithed b. A- u y aol
ney proper Officer suUn Certificate to accompany 'e
proposal ct. d,
Piopo.. 70 be indorsed, Proposals for Beef cave
The grht exists with United S,aes TO reject t or az
,bo bids tat aha not be regarded se!ae1Iy Atbaas
10 be pruscIi at the opf ming. ,
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TREASURY DKPARTEgSr. OYTICs n AeEscr,
WAsniSC ros. August |, lS,t
~ n L. IL

DUBLIC SALE OF . 4 L . IT u II HI4I
Il ABANDONED PROPERTY-.A large and varied Lot .
Captured and Abandoned PROPERTY win be SOLD A. Fu5
he notion tho Highest pdder At NO u kingst Alexnn
Gfa Va on the 2iih Of August, 1864, IT 10 o'clock
Tbs sale will comprise large s1d valuable e,scftinen
Of FURNITURE aud MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, such a.
Mahogany. Black Walnut, and Cherry Furniture, C4rpcs
Crockery Cooking Utss. Glass and I'm Ware Pigo forte
Msodeons Drs and Chemicals aysuabe lot OF Dry U>ods
large 10. Of u.:elaneous Rooi Fancy Goods Stationery
Cutlery: large lot OF Cotton Warp Wool lsrze q.aitt .
manufactured Chewing and smoking fObecco Wines, iqnOf'
various kinds Filters Also nifty o. bnn and oihsi
Rag and variety Of other Goods too numrous 10 be men
toned
lSrTeru5fuh, IN Government fonds, delivery.
H. A. RI5LLI, Sup. : pee. 4 gent IL. Dept.
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Oyrrog oY ARMY CLo-aJyg AVID EQCIPAds, -
n 81, Ban,DNAY. EKN YORK. Jnly 20. lG0L

OYTIcg or AMY CL0saIyg ANo tuUIPAuE III
No 5Te Dz0aD0Ay, %zv lORK jniy %, lG0a
ARMY SUPPLlES.-Scale proposals VIII
be req wed a. thu. Once until " O'Clock on Thurs
DAY . m of August next for tue delivery by contrsct q,
the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equipage In Ne"iork cry:
ARMY BLANKETS o domestic mann actofe, WOOL gray
twin ttrr IT, : an bark inches long Ia tho oenies 70 Do
feet ony and inches vide; 70 wciyh poGnda eaeh
Bi4ep viii state the number they wish to iumih how
many they can deliver fsr when they can commence,
and whnn they caa finish their deliveries -
proposs Do aecouiDaed BY proper guaranty r-''1s
fora that a. eont1ar, 10 ,aEed to tie parry named thereto
he mi, AZ nce execute tho contract and give bond for tie
faithful performance Il rho sane. 80, , :,
Thr ed states right to reject al bids deemed
objeoionabls It'll,
Proposals nin,t be indOlel "PioposAs Tor ufAlslus
Dlalie.s,' and addressed ~ ..
Lieut. Col d. II. VINTON.
repa'y Gnareruestcr General.
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CROTON AQUEDUOT DEPARTMENT

OYFicf CEoroS AeUgDUCr BoIRD
Naw-io ORR. Ausu., l, HtL
ITO BUrLDERS.-Sealed PROPOSALS Will
birrceivrd Ut tli, ol-c ln,l sRiDAi he liA day OF
Auxi.th. II o'c oci An henflry vii BE- p.o cy orend
J the gfounl attached 10 Oh Hossvo. corner OF sh
strict IN 7th avenue. -
The aa.oni Of security rroulrol viii De 5000 Plans snd
togctier with Blank forms Of Pfono-a in ac
c5rdsnco With N. OfdnsUees & the onsnou Council, cen
lie had Oh application ~ tne IOnrsct Cic 1t III. ONCE.
Tiiy>. STEPHENS.
EObg. L.. piHliACH,
a ". CRAVEN.
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4. J. BLyECxER, Auctipnoer.
q ~

4. J. bLNBCkab' Auttt lldtf
DyST-ST. PROPERTY mt AUCTION
- kEFEREE'S SALE.-A. J. BLEECkER, son L
Co. win sell At auction on "WEDNESDAY 10th last, q. the
Exchange Saeroo No Ill Broedssy, under tie direction
Of t. H. TTpp esq, referee at u o'clock, tie t"osorJ
BRICK RRONI No. 1876 Wes 2f,-st sonh side, between
Eth aud 9sys together with Frame Budns in ie rsIr
The lot is on oass from the le Clement Moore hos rr
years uuexpred with covenants Of renewal Ground Ient
49, Lot Is feet by half the block The premises rent for
from $50 to Sa per good property for in'e't
inent Inquire AZ the 8uctio-TColn No. II Csdar-si-
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5alss BIZ aucilon.
wAR DEPARTMENT., C,vALnr BUREAU,

WAN DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuRrAu,
OyYICR or CHIP QUARTEHnasTHR, !
WAsHIsGros, ID. G.. August 3. 1894.
UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N UORSES.-WiIi be sod .. PUBLIC AUCTION to the
highest bidder at the end places named below y1t;
Reading Pennsyl vanis, THURSDAY. August u, isok
Altoona, PenrsylvsniL ThURSpAsA, August =, le+
Lebanon Pepns ylvsnia, THURSDAY, September J. 1850
IIsrrisburs. Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. September D.
1904.
TWO HUNDRED flo0) Cavalry Horses at eech place.
These Horses haze been condemned unit tor the Cavalry
service OF the Army. 4.
For Road and Farm purposes many god bargains may %
bad.
Eorses sold sirgy.
Tssms: Cash in United states currency: .,
JAMES A. EKlN,
Liet Colonel and Chisf Qnar.-rmasoI. Csvely Bdresu
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ryNHE COMMITTEE on MARKETS of the
4 BOARD Of ALDERMEN vii meet % TUESDAY. tic
i.h Inst Il clo,s p ~ IN Room No. City HIM. for the
purpoa u condeins thr nica ion rom bic Honor tho
Mayor rrGtse to the daposta1 Of stands sud stalls tue
various markets under tie control Of the Common council
AMI BE- ongiug 'e CITY Al persons Interested are respect
fully !lyted TO 10 pc seat wiboui lIri he. notice.
tHAkIES J. CliIPP, Committee
JOHN =. OrriN ELL, dn
JOHN FOA. } Markets.
T.. W. TAYLOR Clerk.
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orncE OF rus sTarzT cosnls.losER,

OTYcg OF rnE STREET CosHIssosER, /
No ~ Blvsd"ay.S
VNO Proposals incl1sed in
.ca.cd envelope indorsed with thu ,io Of tie work.
and with the uans OF III bidder written thereon viii be
ee,ed at th. Office until MONDAY, Au.u.t,, l1i, at III
O-iock n.
For regulating aud ssrg curb gu''cr and tagging Madison
sy-nur. from ofi second hay sixth strects.
Blank Of proposals, ug=ta, with the specifications
n ngr,.uent can o. ebsned ,i, o.Ise.Dhtrd sr0c
DepanncAI, Eeg-York, huguft 1871.
CHAS T.. CORNELL, street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
EgAnaUaRTsRs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHisGroN,)
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EEADaUARTsEs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHiaCToN,)
OsgICg % tBiKS CuAf .gRN AsrEK, I
NAsHIgGTos, August o. 1854
PROPOSALS iCr HATS, CAPS, SHOES,
I DRY GOODS. SEWING MATERIALS, kc.--Writ,.u
fopo.s will b. received th. oi.c- until farther no.ce
furnishing The .oo ug articles fos OF oonriband men,
women and chiiren in this Department:
Brofabs (iiusss &c-) sud obsT scrveeabio Boots and
Shoe. men, o.arn AMI chl.dr-Gs wear.
Chic. Felt sd Wo,ien Hats aud 10th tape
kcrsey, Llssy. GirgAsmS Cs.eoes, Blankets aud other
Wooen ard Cotton Goods. -.
IcLory stipe3 Dor sl.l,. Bedekins. Ua5ieached Mas
In
vs,'en Sock, and Burlsps.
Spool Cotton black and white. Linen Thread
Bone SusTsgd1r Bniioas, ...ge Buttons Tor osts
White Po.c.sin Buttons laTn A.sdles ard other Sewins
Materials and 'lflnys -
sample, should s. with bid. the expense ofshs
party forwlsirg tnr saue. 800
An osth OF \. legilnra shoal accompsny each bid
No y.Tbal proportion vii b. entertained bat every BID or
n.odh alton Oft must be Ia writing
Purchases VII Do made from tile 10 time az the goods are
ne"ei under contract ohcT'e 80 the interests "a the
s-5vce MAJ require ...,, u.
GOOD security viii be required FOR the finful hlmen Of
any contract mad under this adser tiseineni.
fypoals shoud be- seeded addressed 10 the undersg ned
aud iIdoIsed Proposals furnishing Dry Uoois &c.
ELIAS ~. GREENE,
Lieut. Col and Chief Quagermas.e Department OF Wash
iust1n.