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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28
Feace.
From the Harifari conrnnt


All parties in the present conflict desire
peace. The Administration, while making
vigorous efforts TO prosecute the war, is
actuated solely By tie desire to secure per-
manent peace. The Democracy profess an
ardent desire to witnsss the same eonsum-
nation, and in this particular, no one
questions their sincerity. But, of all the
inhabitants OF the country none pray more
earnestly for the end of the struggle than
the rebels themselves. They plunged into
secession without the slightest apprehen-
sion that It would leal to bloolshel.
Robert TOombs. one Of the great apostles
of disunion. promised his constituents to
drink all the blood that the achievement
of independence should cost the South.
Barnwell Rhett, the successor of Calhoun
II the leadership of the South Carolina
secessionists, maintained that the 'Yan-
KEGS would never dare to tight. All the
disunionists took similar ground. Had
they foreseen tithe of the calanites to
follow their projects, they would have
shrunk in horror from tie Undertaking.
Well may they sigh for peace The rebel
lion has stripped the Southern States Of
men, has carried mourning to every house
hold, and has oyerspread their country
with desolation.
The only points of difference between
the rebels. the Copperheads, and the sup
porters of the Administration, lie in the
terms of peace which they are severally will
ling to accept. The South insists on abso-
lutte independence and the acknowledgment
of the right of secession. They want
slavery rehabilitated and heightened, with
its management left to their exclusive and
perpetual control. Northern Democrats
think the commodity cheap at that price
To avoid further burdens they are willing
to throw aside the sword and negotiate
for the best terms the rebels will offer.
Tho Administration party on the other
hand wants a peace that contains the prom
ice of pesmanenee and prosperity-a peace
founded on justice and the supremacy Of
law. Having accepted the arbitrament of
the sword, reluctantly, AMI only when fur
Their expostnlation would have been re-
cieved by the world as proof of cowardice,
they are determined now to show that the
greatest endurance and valor can coexist
with the highest forbearance. Driven into
sanguinary and costly war by the exac-
lions of slavery, they see the necessity of
extirpating the cause. With territorial
integrity preserved the nation has nothing
toapprehend from foreign enmities. With
slavery destroyed and the bonds of union
restored, she has nothing to fear from
domestic discomfort. Success now will
insure for coming time the integrity and
perpetuity of our Government. In all
human probability no cause can arise for
generations to disturb our tranquility.
Peace. plenty AID prosperity will be the
permanent characteristics of American civ
hizstion. Ii such peace can only be Sc :.
cured BIZ fighting, is it not worth fighting
for? 5ss&s #
Coneeie to the rebels independence. dis
band our national armies, and how long
before it will be necessary to repeat the
present tragedy on scale of increased
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28

magnitude? In that event war instead OF
commerce will become the business of the
people. We shall be required to pass
through periodical revolutions and wars
which will keep The conntfy continually
impoverished, and will blast republican in
sritutions in the bud.
Much as we may deplore war. the pat
riot has no alternative hut to bend his
energies to the struggle till it is carried to
successful close.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28
TuEYHAyEIEcEIvED The HIGHEST PgEMIrM

in every instance, where they have been exhibited in
petition with other standard Machines. Wenrite all per-
in search of execute kind of Sew
ing done by Machinery, to Inspect thsm, and make
sure they The best, by provngt the WEED before rur
chasing The Company being duly licensed, ths Machines
are protected aga nst infriDgements or litigation.
u PERSONS AT ApIssANcE can order by mail with
perfect confidence that the Machine will reach them
safely and that they will be able to manage
tire satisfaction. with other cid than the printed in
structions accompanying each Machine Every expana-
nation viii be cheerfuv given all, whether they wish
topurchase Descriptive Circulars
Specimens Of Work will be furnished to all who
them, by mail or otherwise
u RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, in all localities in
the United States British Provinces, Cuba Mexico Cen
trail and South West India Islands thu BAHIA
ma Island, to whom offer INDUCEMENTS Ener-
getic men will fnd paying busness reliable Sewing
Machines have become necessity in every family. We
manufacture variety of styles from which give
few pricesNo 3 Family, s5e No. 2 Extra, SEQ, No.
2 Half Case, S65 and SIS; No 4, Manufacturing SIS
and Ss5 WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.
Box z.oil Pest ofhce.I SOC broadway NY
NLASS, Sash Putty fer sale cbcap nv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28
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ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits of nine years standing, and st Nitus'
dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
ble
ANOTHER was cured OF Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in hi. reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism OF eight years.
Cases innume.able of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28
w. w. tx YsEsAElHi.
alS EaI,e St, CHICAGO, Hi,
CHAS. WHITNORE, AGENT,
pivr,nrtfb lf.r-Lall 70 TpI;,,,.

%, InullnH.
n. B.-Any one purchasing a Piano or any
other instrument, of whatever make. can DO so OF
me 10 per cent less than at any house in Fort
Wayne or Chicago.
octI5-u5Orn-sTO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28
WOvN Nike q CMovyyA.
We R\oOA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver, ezcit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that tho
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill
They are really
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
-FOR-
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PrRP0SES.

Simple in construction, durable in all their parts and
READILY UND ERSTOOD. They have certainty of stitch
all kinds f fabrics. and adared to wide range Of
work without change adjustment Using all kinds of
Thread Will Hem, Fell End Gatler, Tuck. Quilt Cord
and in fact do all kinds of work required by Fam
lilies Manufacturers They make the Iaterlock Shuttle
Stitch which cannot be exsellcd for rmness elasticity
inability and elao,pca of finish
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28
MOUNT NO MOv0.
FOR SALE BY

Pershing Co. Bain Co. and T. A. Iomon. Pl,m
outh; Robert Cornwall, Bourlen; John kesser Blft m
ngsburg D. W STANCE. and jonas MILLER Bremen Jcf n
Chess, Tippecanoetovn- C.Sniifh- MHImoni Hsish
Bro. Argos and by Druggists and Nerchat general
throughout The rnited States and Caracas.
C. w RoBACK, Compounder of Stomac h BiitcTs Bleed
Purifier and Blood Pills. Ditiller ard NsnutScsuftr II
Caaba and Swedish Brandies and all kinds Of tie finest
Domestic LIQUORS which sold. Wholesale az, de-
Cincinnati. @. Aug IS 1853.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-28

An illustrated Catalogue.
describing every instrument. will Lc
furnished upon application 10 me hv
mail. giving the PRICE and STYLES
Of he Instruments.
10 Orders from the country will
receive prompt attention.
Address, before purt hasing or looking
else whore.
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Board OF Common Council.

JANUARY ~ 1854
The Board met al the usual hour. The PreSi.
dent, Mr.. Mayer in the chair. The minutes OF last
.Is.,.. r., a. NJ, 81 o.I,,, n. .o.o,,o,
a messhBe Iro"i inc m"S enoiosinB 'ne HoOoun'
Of d. Collins for removing dead animals during the
last ak months was read and referred TO the Com
rnIttee on claims
~ rn,,I'S ,,so..,,., tho hin oT Io.eDb Tihb,,
Ut, EhBtism IIIIsss ~ ~, ~, ~ ~ " 1Ss Eornnr.
ior lumber furnished LOT the use OF tne "a.
rni anu ihtch m cone,'rrcd in ''' WI
'Ihisi Mnlvh W Ms @ Nv. W. ~. r,o.t,o.r An,
hEommuhneau9n, IRON the .s ~. 49, ~
IoIming tne bohIp tnAt IMice uui w, Va pShIi
hydIant a. the corner o. High AND Bridge s.rsets
ny MI VIM; y. Iehney IOr the a.esea ma ~
.ney nooneu Ine h,vy, NAA rea" An" 'e'o'te" "
he Iommi'eeo On ma
~. S.aB P Iesehsu wv pe nl..Gn a. a. p.tarted
MinB Wy emb n, " oer'H'n "he' "e'N
'" NJ Marbupv yp nrsssntsa the petitIon of .undty
citizens asking that ng iootway De sa on SCUM
p nLspeS on stsests " wv
"iuee On out M. -, A U.,.r. for nrlo,Ipv
Also, two DIS 81 X. 4; M =, 70, ,h Pt, nru ny
S SeolBetown POI ptn..ah t ronm,ttea On Ci.Ims
No'Pof"''o". oaT, ~ W CoSS,TTrT. "
Az. po.,, ~, ~. " roUmIttaa On M.,L.t "a
M. Icsk, mo .iie sIoIi,,n 20 az ssiisr ~ he
mnue pnuer t t ~ nou.o or,,,.a ranortsd =.
nj. reek, from the sAue nii " ltolsa,o,n
Lesoiuuoh IN iavoi OIL 'he oii' Vi S'"ise"
"ss LM Thn, P,hy.d r..oiu,tor that Dammit
mL. M Vn y, aaO, thn ,ntsrest 81 the
Corporation before the Congress oil the united
Thn oso,,,to, sugoes,. that the Mayor. Re.
inc resoluilon susBIs u,S ~ tre % yC e.,
Goraer' fssaenI Oi to 1 anr, GnnSa E"n H.
Shes a. w @ Hu 2 thst thc,, nrd2}est
hPPontel WS .i ~ ,n % ,hn * .PpnnI 81
any i, ,vnnTh sttect ysrv serIn%sIv The
he fotomhS, ~ " Moua ~ ar 49,. nei' ''io"' '
commercial interests OF lhe Town; =, ,,,
mr. Ienhsy suggesteu IN y. ~ NJ y, "
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DIED.

Yesterday morning. Jan. 20, at his late residence,
No. 1926 street, WIN. THOMPSON aged 50 years, a
native OF Belfast, Ireland, but for the last fifty
years q citizen Of this city.
His funeral win take place from his late resi-.
denoe at I O'Clock, p. m,
On the 2eth Of January, 1854, AaUtLLA sIMMs, in
the full triumph Of faithj for many years worthy
and acceptable member OF EbeneZer NJ. +. Church,
Navy Yard. Age, iO8 years.
HIS last words were, "All is well; am only wait.
ing for my Lord" He fell asleep 90 minutes to II
O'Clock, p. m.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon, at Q
o'clock, from the Ebenezer Church, Navy Yard.
At II o'clock on the morning of the 10th instant,
EDITH PARKER, only child of Charles +. and
Rebecea W. Corral, aged years months and
90 days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence
OF her grandfather, M. T, Parker, corner Of sixth
street and Maine avenue, UslAnd,) on Sunday
afternoon, alst inst, at O'Clock
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30

CANTERBURY HALL.-This evening closes the
second week of the new Manager, Mr.. George Lea,
at this establishment, and he has every reason to
be proud Of the result, There has been success
sion Of crowded houses each evening, and the
character Of the entertainments are OF sterling
quality, and not OF that inferior sort that tends
rather to WEAKNESS than to please and delight.
The attractions offered this evening are OF a va
rIed character, including many new and original
pieces, introducing the Great star Alliance and
the entire strength of the talented company in
Comedy, BaIlets, PsntomimeH, Bnrlesques, Songs
Dances, 10, all produced in manner highly cred
liable to the management.
YARIETIEs.-Ths Saturday night the grand
bill Of the season. and positively last night Of Fitz
simmons sensation romance, entitled the skele'
ton AccuIer.n All the great artists, including
Mile Lima Windel and Mons. BaptiStin the popu'
lar actress, Miss Maggie Friel, and the people
fayorite actor Mr.. J. r. White. Remember to-
night In particular the great event OF the season
On Monday night another new bill.
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WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.

ITO CAPITALISTS, ETC..--PUBLIC
l. SALE TO CLOSE A CoNCEBN.-THoMAs
q SONS, MISUNDERSTANDING STEAM SAW
March sth, 1888 At 70 O'Clock noon will be sold AZ
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
those valuable Steam Saving and FIGURING Mills,
minus Of the Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal,
miles from Elkton, on the Baltimore Railroad, and
The improvements arc a building, arst story
stone, i25 by 100 feet, and the upper story very
hesvy frames engine 80 horse power, boilers, and
to hrst.elass steam saw mill, capable Of turning
out from 20 to $1,000 feet Of oak ahlp plank and
other Other timber per week. Flouring MIL and ma:
ample extent for all purposes of the business, say
about 500 feet square, extensive water front, with
.aS. Ia large and
hay loft, oaTriage-house, gheds, &e, sc.
Attention 10 invited to the above property as an
manufaetufe OF ship piankS and other timber' the
location q the mills being At the mouth Of the
all susquehanna timber, oak, and pine, coming 10
all markets, north east and open to supplies Of
oak and yellow pine timber from Chesapeake Bayi
iactured timber iship plank, 60 j north or east by
canal or railroad, or direct BY large vessels going
outside by Chesapeake Bay. The Mills have been
operation, and command an established market for
all the products, and are now offered for sale 10
E-PlOt, description, aud inventory may be seen
at the Auction Rooms
II is clear Of all disturbance.
Parties wishing to visit the property can take
the Philadelphia and Baltimore steam propeller,
from Chestnut street wharf, Philadelphia to Ches,
apeake City daily, at , p. IN, arriving at u D. M
or cars from Broad and Prime street depot at 500
q. m. to Elkton, arriving at 1910 a. m. thence BY
hired conveyance miles to Chesapeake City. The
property Will be shown by Mr.. +. L. Garrison,
agent on the premises.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
1879 and l4l south Fourth street.
PHILADELPHIA, January, 1884,
N. D.-WAgons, carts, timber wheels, sc u head
large oxen, II head superior mules and horses,
stock Of logs, sc. Canal Boat, carrying 80 600
feet may be had at q valuation.
Attention IL invited to Chesapeake City, as q
profitable and advantageous location for manu-
featuring business Of any description such as cot
invited for the establishment OF such upon ground
to be furnished by the advertiser. Some capital
might be furnished in connection with bona .fde
enterprises OF characters referred to.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Aldermen.

FRIDAY, January 20.
The Board met at the usual hour, Dir. Beall, In
the chair. There were present Aldermen Berry,
shlnn, and sweeny.
The resolution Increasing the salary OF the Mayor
and Street Commissioner, which was laid over st
last meeting, was passed.
BILLS FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Resolutions in relation TO the contingent fund
Of Street Commissioner, as amended by the Com
mon Council, was passed.
Resolution In favor of W. L. Bowman reported.
fIesGage from the Council inclosing application
of Mr.. Parker for police magistrate. Laid over.
Communication from w. Q. Smith In regard to
contemplated plan for changing the channel OF the
Potomao river, Laid over.
Message from Council that they had passed sum
dry bills from this Board.
Resolution authorizing the erection OF pump
on Valley street. Passed.
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DY ]. G. CURE zoo.
ID hUCTIONEERS.
VALUABLE PROPERTY,

VALUABLE PROPERTY.
District OF Columbia, dated on the nth day Of Dc
tober, 1859, And rendered In pending In said
court between Thoma, y. France, and Others, com.
ants, the undersigned trustees, will sell at public
auction the following real estate In Washington
On fridsy he 2eh Of January instant, al four O'Clock
p. NJ. on The prentice
All that part Of Square numbered u, contained
within the following metes and bounds Beginning
at point on PennsylyaniA avenue three hundred
and seyenty-three feet and ten inches from the
southwest corner Of said square and running
thence at right angles with the line OF said Avenue
one hundred and twenty-aiN feet thence In east
erly direction parallel with the line OF said avenue
twenty-three feet and three inches thence at right
angles with the line of said avenue one hundred
and twenty-six feet to the line OF said avenue and
thence with the line of said avenue to the begin
ming, with the rights and AppurtenAnoes I'm.
proved by fOur4tory brick dwelling house, No.
81, and in the row known as the Six buildings.
And Saturday. he 30h day Of January instant, al
three O'Clock p. NJ, al he AUCTION Rooms Of J. e.
Mcguire 4 Company
Lots designated in James CrutehettG subdivision
OF square numbered 1856 as lots 5, and v. Capitol
Hill, between Second and Third streets.
Also, lots numbered six, in square numbered I75,
(Island)
Also, an undivided moiety of lots numbered one
and twenty, in square numbered CAL, lsland)
And also, the east part Of lot numbered hfty-six,
= thirty-fOot alley and running back with that
width ninety-nine feet and Ave inches 10 the rear
Ninth and Tenth streets west and d and streets
Terms Of sale one.thlrd the purchase money to
be paid In cash, and the balance In six and twelve
months from day of sale; the deferred payments to
bear interest and to be secured by the notes OF the
respective purchasers endorsed to the satisfaction
On the full payment OF the purchase money
deed to be given.
II any purchaser shall make default for five days
alter his purchase, the trustees reserve the right
TO resell At his risk and expense.
chhheF, w, ID, DAEIDGE,
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The only place whore you can purchase India
Rubber goods 81 all Kinds Al Manu. faciperS prices IL
az II. 4, HALLS India Rubber warehouse, bio
PennaylvAniA avsnue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods fbeauti-
fully repaired At short notice. mar 23-u
NEW YoBK sTYLKs.-0 entlenets Clothing =
md Business wear. Tho EsSii,h sack and Walk.
Ing Coats exoel in beauty, grade and finish any.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oes-tf S77 Pa. Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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SUPERIOR wME.-wine, of excellent quality,
ia made by Mr.. speer, Of Paslae, New Jersey, from
cultivated sambuoo grapes, a stock imported from
Portugal, which grow as large as Isabella grapes.
The wine 10 exceedingly agreeable, and the grape
from which Il IL made gives II superior virtues and
medical qualities that are more beneficial 70 the
human system than wines from other grape or
fruIt.-Med Surg. Reporter.
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SELLING WITHOUT LIcESsE.-Bodman Ayros,
william Fowler, James Dateman, and John Burk
were Arrested yesterday, upon the complaint Of J,
Haines, by ofnosrs Harry and Hurdle, Of the Third
precinct, for selling without license. They keep
grocery stores in Georgetown. They were fined
400 ~ each.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30

NoTIcB.-DR. Z. B. LIsHTnuL, from "a 81.
Marks Place, New York, author Of - Popular
Treatise on Deafness" Letters on Catarrh &C., &C.,
will shortly make professional visit to Washing
ton when he can be consulted on Deafness, catarrh
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various dis
eases Of the Ear, Throat, and Air Passages.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Iowa AssocnT1oS.--This Association will
meet At smeads Hall, over the Union League
Rooms on Ninth street, this Evening Saturday.
We are requested to state that speeches are eN.
pected from several members OF Congress and
others. All Iewans are invited 10 be present.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30

VINO WILL BE CURED I'VE desire to call
special attention to the advertisement OF the 0ele-
brAted Dr.. VellnN which appears In another column
The DootOTAA safe and reliable practitioner, whose
akill and experience IL guarantee that the unfOr.
tunAte Victim OF certain indnoretiOnI with con.
hdSnas intruEt his case 10 his hands, Let young
man Be VITpsd 10 time, aud seek the best means Oi
ISltSII
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFF1c l.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
limited STA IEa nr AtEnIcL

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all iphom u moy concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that DANIEL PeREz BARREDA has been ap-
pointed Consul Of Nioaragua, at New York; I do
hereby recognize him as such and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges as are allowed 10 the Consuls Of the most
favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be patent and theseal OF the United States
TO be hereunto Afixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash.
tLs,l lnston, the 2eth day Of January, A. D.
1884, and Of the Independence OF the United
States OF America the eighty.eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
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BOARDING..

ONE OR TWO MEMBERS OF CON.
~ GREss, or others, can be accommodated with
there are no other boArderS. Address Box 13H
Post Office. iA22-lw'
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10 Unitarian Church, corner OF ID and
Sixth ltreets.-To.morrow, SUNDAY, January 81,
Rev. WILLIAM HENRY CHANNIE0, will preach In
the morning at II, and In the evening at ~.
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I'D tlemen can obtain beard at No. 4s1 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-hAlfA and sixth streets,
Island. ooI7-tf
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IS 500 81

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING
WITH WATER
HEApaUARTERs DEPARr'r OF wAsHINoToN,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMATTER, !
Warrington, d. C., Jan. %, 1854.
Plans, accompanied with estimates of cost, are
solicited until noon on Wednesday, the I'D OF Feb
Arlington, Sa with he Necessary supply Of WStsF
The supply from springs, At the bottom ola rayine
about one thousand feet distant from the village,
will be ample, and bidders viii estimate the cost
OF conveying the water from thence to a reservoir
on the top OF the hill in the village capable of
supply to be at the rate OF about one handTed gal
Ions per minute. Either steam power, horse
power o; a hydraulic ram may be proposed.
this office, between the hours Of 10 a, m ardip.
m on every day except sunday; ,,,,v,
Ja2o-5t 1t. Col. ChiefQ. NJ. D. Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MASTERS STORES.
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's oFFICE,)
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,
, WAsHISOToN, d. ca Jan. %, 1884
win be sold at public suction, in the squares
bounded By L and and Twentieth and Twenty
frat streets, in the city Of Washington, D. c., on
WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1864, a large lot OF
SCRAP IRON AND LEATHER, PARTS OF WA
CONS, PARTS OF HARNESS, TOOLS, sc &C.,
DEEMED UNSERVICEABLE.
The successful bidders will be required to remove
the Htores within fifteen t6J days from the day Of
sale,
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. nj,
ID. II. RUCKER,
Ja26-td Brig. Gen. and Quarterm sSter.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVING.
Prime Brown SUGAR, only l2tI cents.
Choice Malaga GRAPES, 10 cents per Ii,
best Black TEA, only 500.
Best Green TEA only $3.50,
S. EVANS,
ls1 Ninth street,
jA29-st' between d and streets.
10 900 LBS. OF OLD COPPER
lO,UUU WANTED.
% to 30 cents per ID, will be paid,
ALSO
BRASS and IRON,
Cotton and Woollcn RAGS.
The highest market price paid At the
OLD IRON AND RAG DEPOT
jAnl8-N IFS X street, between 2lst and 29d
NTE w mn az
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IT diseases OF the Nervous, seminal,
Urinary and Sexual syhtemB-new and reliable
treAtment-in Reports OF the Howard AGsociationI
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free O
charge Address DR.. J, SKILLIN H0UGHToN,
Howard Association, No, South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa, no2s-dkw1m