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RY VIM. L. WALL L co.. Auctioneer,.

QY VIM. L. WALL & co., Auctioneers,
BRUSSELS, VELVET, THREE-PLY, INGRAM
GGAARRPE1S, ~ MHAA AT SUPERIOR FURNI.
Giles NECESSARY FOR FURNISHING, Ar
On THURSDAY MORNING, October 9Th, co NJ
mencins at 10 o'clock, will sell at our large and
spacious Salesroom, in the rear of our Auction
Rooms, the balance of the large stock of Carpet
ines, &c com prisng-
Velvet, Brussels, Three ply. Ingram Rugs, Drug
! Parler Suit in Silk Brocateile, complete
Parl Suits in Striped Reps, complete
Parlor Suit in Merroon. complete
Walnut Sofas, Tables, Easy, Parlor and Rocking
Chairs
Cottage Sets, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Mar top and Plain Eta gers and Whatnots
Walnut ana Mahogany, Marble-top and Plain Blu.
reauS
Walnut, Jenny Lind Cottage, and Plain Bed.
Cane seat Oh airs and Rockers ~
Mahogany and Walnut Sideboards
Hat Racks. Writing Desks. &c
With many other articles, which must be sold to
close to which We especially iovite the attention
OF the trade and others, as the stock is large.
oc3 WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs,
RYJ. q. MCGUIRE co.. Auotion.er,

RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE co.. Auotionsers.
PKRlMpToRY CASH SALE OF vALpAn1r1or
WITH BRICK HOUSE ON IsTH STREET az
TWEEN G AND III STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 9Th, At X
O'Clock, on the Tremisss, VIC shall SELL valuarIs
Lot, the west side Of 18th street west between a
and streets north fronting Is feet 18th street
Stable.
Title perfect, and sale peremptory.
Terms cash.
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 526, corner 7th and d streets north.
HAEDsoMK BUILDING LOTS ON STREET,
At TTthM nCrNSSfH AND 7TH STREETS NORTH.
Sn TUESDAY, the 4th day October next, at s
ises n m, We shall sell. in front Of the prem.
east Lot square As, beginning at south
feet: fbano said Lot, and running thence west .
% nenoe south s2 feet lo inches; thence esst
rnnnin, b ehee south to the place of BEGINNING,
Tb;s $780, oaon 70 S0 loot paved alley.
ms properly will be divided into two Buildius
Los u ieet 'front.' each, 1872 feet l0,s inches deep
inRton. uins Lots In WASH
Terms: One half cash; balance .; al .
months, for notes bearing interest," sscrra5 r.
deed of trust on the premises 'ooarSu ny
All conveyapcine and revenue stamps At IN q cost
of the purchasers. ~ 'n' WV
GREEN & WILLIAMS. aucts
sep29d Con Union
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ID U B &c SAL E.,

ID UBLIC SALE,
By virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court q
Prince Georges County, the subscriber will sell al
Public Sale at the late residence of Anthony Ray
deceased, in Bladensburg district, ON
q THURSDAY, 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1864
tf fair if not the next fair day thereafter all the
Personal Estate of said deceased. consisting Of
Several Horses, Cow, Mule, '.5
Rye in the straw,
All the Vegetables in the Garden,
one horse Carriage,
Two Wagons, .# s.
4 lot Of Hay - and Re e Stray T..
/ Corn in The Field. and Fodder,
Az cords of Out Wood
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Farming Utensils. &c, &c.
T. rms Cash on the day OF sale.
GOV ~ ELIZABETH Ray.
-. Administrators of Anthony Raw.
oc3 ST. +. FOWLES, Anctioneer.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HOSPITAL
MEDICAL PURyEYoR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October 8, 1854
VIII be sod at pu bile auction, at Medical Store
Keeper 3 Depot, corner + and eighteenth streets.
WEDNESDAY. October 18th, 1864
A QUANTITY OF HOSPITAL F6RNITURE,
Consisting of Iron Bedste ads; Hair Pillows,
Spoons, Empty BsIes, &c, &c. 49,.
These articles have been condemned as unfit for
Hospital use .. E.ET.7 NH -7-7
Terms Cash, in United States currency
Sale to commt nee at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. -.
-. @. SUTHERLAND,
oct Std : Depot of Washington.
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1856 PICTURE CORD AND rAs IS 1856
Different sizes And colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells Rings, Nails. &c. f- .-ss-- ~ =.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. $50, corner of7th and ID street,


LARGE Er SALE or HOTEL EgRNLTgRE: BAR
ggIUnGGIEs, HARNESS. ROBES. 40, AT AUG.
| ,Commencips on WEDNESDAY. the 5th day of
ss TO- d., at 10 sbs and contnang from
Martins franklin House, viz
One REsew9od Case Piano. 62 octave, GiIberts
n Fine Parlor Suites, Red Velvet Plush, consist
sofas; Easy, and Side Chairs
| Marble top Tables
This Furniture Of thirty Bed Chambers, consist.
Bedsteads, wardrobes,. washstands
| 80 Feather Bolsters
So 60 p peash of f Pnsl BsS Blankets
| rs good Bed Comforts
| 10 Pillow Cases
Hsi oiIcloth:. STAT Rods. anS Kqss ps
bnns Tates ossTs Butter Trsy Casters &c
Fine lot Damask Table Linen and Towels
A lot Kitchen Requisites
And on q THuRsRAX the 9Th inst at laSclook
TSmbers .nd
Of hlssegs and Wines b, tn.
20 baskets of Champagnes, &c.
Also, on FRIDAY, the 9TH instant, at 10 O'Clock
isbssw we shall sell in fTpnt Of bis cveEy and Sale
Carriages. Blu ggies, Hacks, Harness
s Of Ss stock rs sHeen
Horses most of them are well known as fast driy-
We cali attention to the buyers at the above SALE
| 18th of October
Terms cash.
Adeposte will be required from each purchaser
ocI GREEN AZ WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY THOS. DOWNING, Auctioneeri Georgetown.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. October bth, at 10
O'Clock, ] will sell, at my Auction Store. No. ia
Bridge street Georgetown, general assortment
Terms cash Sale positive.
CHRISTIANNA EHRMANNTRAUT,
Administrator.
or1 THOS. BOWLING, Auct,
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sPEOIAI. NOTICES.

- NofIcE.-The Msnsgers of the Ball to be held at
Island Hall fer the b~neAt Of the drafted men of
lie Seventh WARD. and the Oemm ittss to inyesti-
gate ihe claims of the drafted men to the city
bounty fund are req uested e. set ct Justice Boz
veil e Office. "a street. bet. aad y, THIS I'VE
fEIEH at ~ CLOCK. --Ee. 4 =, 2 = - It
y .lDo,IAR inv Airy STORE. 43s Pa az, n.a. ~
,ftreet = New aud Beautiful 3ewelry, Just oSened.
At the Dollar Store. IT.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
r ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
L. OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D. O.,
OCTOBER 1. 1864.

To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertised letters give the date of this
list. and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office
Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post-marking without interfering
with the writing.
A request for the return of letter to the writer
printed with the writer's name, post office, and
State, across the hand end of envelope, the
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
- No 500 7th street, corner D north

PROVED PROPERTY ON THl 0oRNER OF
THIRDETREET AND MISSOURI AVENUE AT
On WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of October, we
shall sell on the premises, at CLOCK, p three
four story Brick Houses, containing thirty seven
Rooms in, all: It has been occupied as large
The above property will be sold separate or alto
Also, Lots g and 50; on Third street, IN same
This sale offers great inducements to purchasers,
the location is one of the best in the city for
ss1@s sS.E e the % Sff Fl Au
RYJ. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
TkTsTEEs sAtE OF Il INRR9yEI PRoPEREy
On SY TG ESh5 AfTEkkooN. October l,tn, at
q Mart
duly recorded among the land records forWashings
ton county, hall sell Lots No and 81 in, Bars
subdivision of Square No. asS. fronting on Yer,
small Brick House and portable shanty;
and nine months, with interest, secured by q deed
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps 81 the cosI VI the pur-
chaser n,npNorp 49,
sep % .osds &. MoGTfRE co. xaot..
METROPOLITAN POLICE sALE.-A small
NI grey or white MARE marked" :" or"I c."
% at s
zaar, on Tt EsDAY, tn IN instant at T. o'clock
erty CLERK Of the District at his etice, No. 4s3
18th street west, previously thereto, and all ex-
saf p Ss s Eder
oc I-3t W. l.. WALL co., Aucts,
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PERSONAL.

T EFT THE PREMISES OF JOHN LUTRELL,
- Ss1 street. between 18th and 18th: Young
Jackson, All pei sons are forbid harboring or
employing her. loe 3-3t'l JOHN LUTRELL.
NOTICE--A reward Of FIVE cents will be paid for
l the return of my apprentice, GEO. DORSY.
l further forewarn any person to credit him on
my account. g. .-11 VIM. SEEGER,
sep 30Ss.- Jeweller, Navy
REFORMATION WANTED-Of DANIEL LUD.
Cork, Ireland Who emigrated TO this country on
board the Snip Etoa and ed In New York on the
ton and when last seen was the llth Of Aug II
Mashington, y; o: Any Inform tion Of him would
LupDY; By directing his letter To EDWARD
FIfZG1kAtD, corner of 4th aud Wsshing ton
LUDDY. .IohronI ~ lep st.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 9th instant at 10 O'Clock a.
M, we shall sell at the residence OF a gentleman
declining housekeeping, on the corner of 9th and
II streets north, No. 500, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs. Tables and Ornaments
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses and Brussels Carpet
Cottage Bedsteads, Wardrobes and Bureaus
Nearly new Cook Stove and Utensils
Mahogany, Side board and Dining Tables
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
good lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles too numerous TO emu
merate.
Terms cash.
by JAS. O. McG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers
FOR SALE BY AUCTION-GREAT SALE OF
On THURSDAY MORNING. Oct sth at 10 o,cIk
at tie Auction Rooms, we shall sell one of the
finest collections of Plants ever offered in Wash
ipgton, consisting Of
Camallia Japonicas, fine collection, of various
Air Plants, (orchidsD some very beautiful sorts
Ferns 10 ge lot of the rarest and best
Fine Holisged Plants, such as Begonias, Caladi-
ums, &C.,
Palms, Orange Trees, aud
A Fine Norfolk Island Pine,
Together with rich miscellaneous collection,
Fuchias, eraniums, Bouvargras
Heletropes, Double White Almonds, Oactuses,
The whole forming the best collection ever of.
fered at public sale in this city; They are from
of the auction store the highest bidder for cash.
to be removed st the time of sale, or remain at the
purchaser risk.
oc Id ]. G. Meg UIRE CO., Aucts.
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GARD vIsITE FRAMES
PICrUR Es.

Rrsnch Gilt, Swiss Carved wood and America
Composition Gard Frames in variety
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{ 4 lev choies Easrayisss and Paintipss FOR sci .
Of ). MARKRIf1EB, No. [S6 SEVENTH street.
o.NPlsassrspamber the Number, 4s6 and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep n-6wl<
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Hs - t osksafAaaAEss.i Aah ~
On hand superior assor tment new and seconi-
hand carriages Of all descriptions Fetss :.
gVRepAiIing promptly attended to; .0srsiasss
: SEP 3o-st-- LIT ZOE Pc. svs end 31f p st. !.
LSOR SALE-A fne bay STALLION i IS hauds
T. high. years old; kind 20 ibsfHess. and good
ltfaveler. Cen be seen at Howard's Stables bet.
9Th and 7th sts., on st. sep 29-3t+
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LOST, AND FOUND.

$50 REWARp:1str.yed OF stolen t! on Sunday
Rf Tssk s, IN
Asd hABds ahds sRns tSs s
"a 81 5 HtssH 81 ssa
Pa. avenue. oc st"
sSay s sKfbs srn.
ing 100 lbs ANY person returning him to me- at
the corner of Q and goth street, will receive s.
reward. loo l3t'l VIM. LINKINS.
the 9th Of REP
front part of bag white. A Ii seraI ssar will be
bss eSs
mile north Of Capitol, or II. G. sTRoMAN: No.
3I6 AZ ST., lsland.. 1870 oc l.3tS
ISTo TIE tss
c. corner Of Fagstts and tn SITS one small red
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
oc lsts - : VAUGHAN & HARDY
the S hAfs ss ssd tas
H 16e h u seS gu 10 feet long and9 OF vide
on
the meeting n h Amy that S1 bring the
recover it, will receive suitable reward
o.1.st No. sas :, " sst M s5b ssd Fl,
- ment and the Capitol, large ENVELOPE;
eontainirg official papers: A liberal reward will
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF, THE. SUB
~ scriber, living near Tenpallytowp, on the 18th
September, sW bite and red BUFFALO COW. The
owner or owners requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take her a.ay.
sep SD-3t PENNY SHERWOOD.
EOUND TRESPASSING on my enclosures two
Il white HOGS; one weighing about lbs pounds,
and the other so pounds. The owner is requested
to come forward. prove property pay damages,
'ns them away On oop h.yo4 GR Farm
Geo REWARD.-Was stolen from the pastura
WOU Of the subscrit er, living near Is Long Old
Fields Prince George county, Md, on the sht
OF the 9th septem ber dark iron gray MARE,
with long name and tail full sixteen hands hi Oh
LONG body: large head, and Roman nose; has
feet; four years old last spring. -,
Was taken at the same time with the mare
very dark chestnut sorrel GELDING, long tail
fifteen or fifteen and half hands high. carries up
we'll. ten or eleven years old. and had one OF two
collar gals lately done, besides old collar mark
rather thin in fesh; and was unshod.
cry or thirty dollars for either Of them.
E sep 30-lw+ = T. \ THOMAS BERRY
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~ TO THE DRAFTED MEN IN GEORGE
uS TOWN, D. C.-You are respectfully re-
Quested to attend a meeting at Lang's Hall, told
Council Chamber on MONDAY EVENING, the
Sd inst, at ~ o'clock, to take into consideration
matters of importance to yourselves. 1t is desired
that no one will attend this meeting but drafted
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, GEORGETOWN,
October l, 1854. oc LIT
CEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOOK.-
VI Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase GEORGETOWN Corporation Stock, which bears
quarterly, can obtain some BY applying to VIM.
LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation. oc l-dtNl
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS atan adjourned
meeting Saturday AFTERNOON, made the follow
ing appointments X. Hurdle, patrolman
I'd precinct, vice T.. X. Benson, resigned. q.
Foster, additional patrolmau for Center Mar
ket. John L. Butrerneld, do. at Newsboys
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WINDOW SHADES,

Different colors and sizes Window Shades In
store. Orders for any required style size Shade
made to order. az. r...5
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DRAFTEp MEMO morrow afternoon there
viii be performances at Growers Theater for
the benefit OF the drafted men Of the Second
Ward. The drama Of 'sBen Bolt" and the
comedy of the sSpoiled Child" win both be
performed; AL the members Of mr Growers
Company having volunteered. as has also Kop-
pitx and his grand orchestra.
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APPoINTED-Samuel Wells, Esq, lately
\ ork Navy Yard, has received the appoint
lnent OF Constructing Engineer at the Wash
1rgton YARD, vice W. J; Kseler, Esq, and on
Saturday entered on his duties. Mr. Welles,
although young man, brings to the position
quite q large experience, and no doubt he will
proye q valuable officer.
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SUBSTITUTES IN DEMAND.-Men who were
drafted, and who are now on the lookout for
Substitutes, express tears that they will have
TO leave their business and their families and
fall into the ranks. a few days before the
draft substitutes were plenty, at very low
prices; but since the wheel began to turn, sub.
stitutes have disappeared suddenly, and the
prices ran up swiftly. Until this morning the
lowest price offered was $500, and that not ac-
cepted; $50 to $500 being demanded. The
scarcity Is attributed TO the brokers' strategy
Withholding the substitutes until the last mo-
ment, In order 10 secure the highest prices
The brokers deny the charge, and contend that
: the scarcity is real.
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face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is
- LADIES' LIST.
Army Mrs sallie Mellespau sh Mrs Ellen
Andersen %.! Miss Mary Murdosk Mr., Maya
Barse S Miss Catherine Morrison Mrs MMs
Booth Elizabeth Peters Mrs Alice Ann
Boyd Mrs Elizabeth Peck Miss ii p
Brown Mrs Elizabeth Phillips Miss Annette
Cramer Miss Mary A G Roapsummer Miss
Cation Mrs MargaretE Rudd Miss Jennie
Chandler Miss Mary Rabbit Mrs Alice
Clark Miss Jennie Shipman Mrs A
Domnerly Mrs Martha Tillman Mrs Mary
Dortney Miss Mary ] Tighe nj ISIS Sarah
Diggs Mrs Louisa Thomas Mary
Edwards Mrs Lanby Thompson Mrs Jno
Ford Miss Martha Tracy Miss ChrrlOtte
Farrell Miss Mary Wilson Miss NJ
Farr Mrs Elizabeth Warren Miss Ellen
Hockey Miss Pimo Walker Miss Anna
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Adams II Cpt barley & Co Ormond VIM
Allen John Driscoll Alex Oneill Michael
Allen Jos Mast Flint Herman Ogeton Jeremh
Acla Henry Garry Thos NJ Pntner Il Rocker
Armbright W Gail Coonrad Plummar WIND
Bates Henshaws Hilton VIM Posey Peter D-2
Butler CRATIC Henson VT Opt Philbrook ACpt
Bradshaw Jas Healy Mathew Pierce A
BALM Herman Handy J Rev Roberts PerryS
Brullin Jacob Hamilton Geo Rupert Jno
Burriss Marshal Hucy Jas Rives Blair Mast
Croe JOS MattingiyT0 Soper Isaac Capt
Cauffman Jno McReynolds j Saxton Jno BIZ
Connolly Jno Matthews JnO Sprankle
Cox Oliver Rev Milborn JnoO Sullivan Denis A
Chrlty WI Opt Mcdonnell Jas Thomas Jas
Coombs opt McDaniels J II West Nelson
Dufin VIM Nably Geo Whit A T
Dooley Michn Nickerson c L Weullier Jacob
Davies NJ Nolan Chas Young Mary Mrs
DCrkualer Met Rawlins NJ ----
MIsCELLANEOUS.-Pro Chinese Tooth
Oil; No 15l West street; To the President of the
1t HENRY ADDISON. Pm.
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"a. GEN. BURNHAM-The body of Brig. Gen.
so3diran Burnham, who was killed while as
I14aulting the rebel works at Chapin's farm on
a, Thursday morning last, was brought to this
City yesterday. and deposited In the embalming
~ Establishment of Drs. Brown Il Alexander pre-.
.yparatory to its being cotfined and sent to Che
nyfeld, Washington county, Maine, in charge
:. OF Capt. Chas. a Clark, Gen. B. g assistant ad-
Jutant general. Gen. Burnham was wounded
IN the abdomen by MIME ball while moving
his brigade around TO the right to attack party
OF the enemy who were still in the works after
we had captured the main portion of them
Gen. BIS brigade suffered severely, all Of the
field officers being placed hors du csmbdt Gen.
Burnham came out as colsnel OF the 9th Maine,
and was promoted last March.
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Bee map and handbiIis.
Sep sd JAS. o. MCGUIRE & CO., AuotA.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-02-18
CHEAP FIELD FENCE.

A good and sufficient field fence
can be made with Is inches in width
of boards, and fifty rods of fence to
100 feet of boards. Set the posts,
and nail the first board nine inches
from the ground: then make spaces
8, 6, Z, and 10 inches, five boards
three inches each is fifteen inches.
Now turn frlrrow, six inches deep,
toward the fence on each side
This brings the earth within three
inches of the bottom board, and
adds six inches to the height of the
fence, measuring from the bottom of
the furrow, and the ditch or bank
makes it very unhandy for animals
to get at the fence. This makes q
fence four feet ten inches high.
1 have several hundred rods of
such fence. The first was five years
ago. 1t has proved perfectly safe
and sufficient against cattle that were
unruly. It is not racked by the
wind ike fence of wider boards.
Fourteen feet boards, with one post
in the middle, take q less number
OF posts, and as good fence as
twelves. I have used white oak
boards at about s12 per thousand
feet and swamp oak split posts at
4 cents each.-Genessee.
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A libertine's life is not q life of
liberty.
Believe not all you hear, and re-
port not all You believe
Counsels from an inferior, should
be called for, not offered
Drunkenness reduces man below
the standard Of the brute.
Expense without reason, Is the
delusion Of fsacy
Fame is like q magnifying glass.
Gaming like quicksand, may
swallow man upfna moment.
Humility is the foundation Of all
Industry is fortunes right hand, !,
frugality her left
Jests, like sweetmeats. have often
some sauce! .ra
Kindness is lost upon an ungratsfal
man.
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CITY GROCERY,

CORNER OF COURT AND THIRD STREETS
NE have now in store a complete assert
w ment Of goods in our line, to which We
invite the attention of all persons wishing tC
purchase. feeling satisfied that We can sell a.
cheap as the cheapest. To everybody, We
say give US a trial. and we will guarante
satisfaction. "Terms cash"
Nav 80
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BOUNTY MONEY.

THE undersigned gives his exclusive at
i tention tothe collection Of Bounty Money
Back Pay of discharged soldiers, Pensions
&c. Address him in person or by letter. or
fee, lower end Of Public Square.
Buys discharged soldiers claims.
O. ]. MEN AGER.
ssptl6, ls1. Attist Law
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-02-18

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OTTIcE or CoxPTRoLLER oF THE CURREEcT,}
WAsHISeroS. Nov. 80. 1868.
WHEREAs. Sy satisfactory evidence j. ss pre-, pre-,
made to appear that the FIRsr NATIONAL BASE
OF GALLIPoLIs. in the county Of Gallia. and
State of Ohia, has been duly Organized under
and according to the requirements Of the act
of Congress, entitled "An act to provide q
national currency. secured by pledge OF
United States stocks. and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof, approved
February 25. 1862" and has complied with
all the provisions of said act required to be
complied with, before commencing the bust
ness of Banking.
Now, therefore, I, Hugh Mccullough.
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby Ger
tify that the said "FlRsr NATIONAL BANK OF
GALLIroLis county of Gallia, and Stale ol
Ohio. is authorized TO commence the business
OF Banking, under the act aforesaid.
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Notice.

7 design closing up my books on the lst o.
i February. 1864. All Persons knowing
themselves indebted TO me for coal delivered
previous to that time. will greatly oblige ms
by calling at my residence on Third street
in Gallipolis, before that time, and adjust.
ing the same.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
jan. Z, ls63.-tf.
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Medical Notice.

THE undersigned having located at
i Harrisburg. Gailia county. Ohio, for the
purpose Of praetieing Medicine. respectfully
tenders his servIcesto the surrounding pub
lic. 81. HUBERT, u. ID.
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