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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
INDIAN TLA-QUALLAUGH'S
BAL9AM.
The Great Blood Purifier
AND
RHEUMATIC PAIN KILLER!

LNOR THE REMOVAL and permanent CURE OF
l. all diseases arising from Impure Blood, viz
Suh Hedd, U2cers, CI',SIindts CaltdneOus
ErBjI,oH~ IiuIIss the Face. ROfcA<s, BOils
EA!trGe,.tHt I~d rain o. tie R,Hes dai JOinis
RiHgeo,n and Tetteys .>a/iiilitic Sgb, yions
I-tntrtH DissdAs. KfrcHri1l It'ins, TedknSSs
Loss ~ .igpSfdt DiSoydered SIotaHcA. Dys,tj-
Pills. ''osfirNneSs. LfrSr Cowy Lrinf F1in or
PaIpifttioH ,.f ne Heirf. He,'r4Jart, Pain In
the Side and BIcI. Di'edses or re Ki3Hess and
Urinary organs 0sn.rdAY, Di>eGses j,e,' 'Hii0r
10 Fe,ndies "a y.cfe,f RsqVfJsor), an I1hiHD(e
cure fer 'Hf.'j-rA and '.iF IN me HeII TIE
great Rtme,?V ~, RHFF VI TESW IAII NEI'.
RfLGIA II bIs n<rrr heen kno1ea 10 Edi in
curing RkrHrH1ti-H1 az f- tr.'r-f E,rtas
Also, CHRONIC CONSTITUTIONAL DISoRDrcs
Fill be removed by this prepArAtion more speedily
and with greater safety than by any other article il
use.
THE INDIAN
TLA-QUILLACGH'S BALSAM
Acts directly on the Blood, in the very process of
its formation, and will restore tle circulation 10
healthy state, by eradics;inR tNe elements Of dis.
ease at the fountain head. such Is the modus oie-
randi Of this preparation, and experience, BY Tie
mouths Of many Witnesses, adds its guarantee 10
reason and common sense.
RT Prepared by Dr. RALZEM0ED PARKI T.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, corner OF HoEard and
First Streets, san FLapeisco California, and none
genuine without his signature.
- POr sale by all DrugCis;s.
r. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
Corner SansoEle au1 Pine sts.. San Francisco
lmarlim3l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

Go into the busy world and you
will find vaultins ambition. Go into
the lonely church yard, and you will
find vaulted ambition.
SOCIETY always has a scum on its
surface fit only to be taken off by
the DEVILS ladle.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

DARTICCLAR ATTENTION pad to n, tr~a'
l. u.ent Of Diseases Of Women and ClclJr, -
Cou.mun!caur ms strictly confdtLtihl, .Dd all c"r.
respoudence promptly ans wered. CVnsuL.toh ty
letter or otherwise, FREE.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

Dr. & will also treat Skin Diseases on reasonable
terms Itch cured in hall an hour by u new remedy
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

OFFICE OF DR.. J. NJ. MORENO,
Kearney Street, Corner of Commercial
mch11m3l SAN FRANCISCO
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
Caution to the Unfortunate.

- Medicines sent 10 any address alcr receipt OF
$40 in registered letter, together with full ius, rip
ton Of complaint.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
PRETEV770N BETTER THAN CURE.

NL ' L-F I1UN DLI LIt IIIl14E OJt q.
The newly invented Patent French Safe, a sure
preventive against diseases and pregnancy. Sent
by mail. Price, %. Address DIR. j. + GIBDoN CIT
Kearney street, near Commercial, san Francisco, P.
O. Box Or
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

sB- All letters answered with promptness
and pleasure, and the utmost secrecy Ubserv-
ed. Addres IS
The New York herald., 1865-03-01
1,EN YEARS LOAN.
100000
KINGS COUNTY (BROQKLYNl SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS.

KINGS COUNTY lBR0QKLYNl SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS.
KMos COUNTY TRxAsurIs's Oyrcu
Is COURr STRKEr, BRo0KLYN, Feb II, 1850. J 4
Tho County Treasurer hereby invites IN sume
authorized by chap Of the laws Of S6 snd * resolution
Of the Board OF Supervisors adopted Dec 20 1874 Tor the
purpose filing tho quota OF tho county under tne rrcs
dents last call for more troops. ~ .x..,
Subscribers will receive "Certhoates of lnceoteoness
bearing from the date Of subscription un the Donds
The bonds viii bear interest rate Of seven per cent
per annum payable semi annually 70 tho nrst days
Of May and November The principal win be duo ana psys
BILE on the 6rst day Of May 1870 ,.,..
The subScrpon book At the once
THOMAS A. GARDINER, County Treasurer
TayERETr PETROLEUM co.
III FIRST DIVIDEND,
The Trustees Of this Company have this DAY declared
vadsnd OF ~ par cant free Of o9s
earnings tho Company payable on the n Mscn ~
the Of the Company Beaver street Fhs DOCKS wan
% o'0sea IRON 'A' ON ' JOHN b. WING. Treasures.
ExCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY.
~ FIFTH DIVIDEND.
Tho Trustees d this Company have this dny declared
regular monthly dividend Of ~ per cent free o. govern
tax from receipts Of the last month on she
18th OF March At the once Of tho Company q
books win be closed from the 10Th g ths 10Th ncu
sive. Akfhun I. HoHDs 0oo'oss's
Anew YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD.
IN The the bonds OF this company que Marc1
1895 WIN be paid presentation at the PheniL BANK
= A'S'' "" = H. A. PACKER, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

ArEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD.
N The interest the OF this company due March
ia6s VIII be paid ON presentation at the Phenix Bank
= AS'' w. = H. A. PACKER, Treasurer :
The New York herald., 1865-03-01
FINANCIAL AND cOMMERCI CIAL

TUESDAY, Feb. 2s-6P. n
There . show Of speculative feeling at the nrst
board, and quotations well maintained At the
OF the session Erie higher than at the same
time yesterday, New York Central Y, Hudson River =
Reading ~, Michigan Central Michigan Southern y,
Illinois Central " Northwestern Y, Rock Island TOR
Wayne I, Cumberland 6al. Ohio and MISSISSIPPI 0o,'"
Gates 2 Canton ~ Cleveland and rit'sours as0hnsu
III, Quicksilver ~
covanment securities were firm, the chief activity
he, IN svawenties and skies OF 1857 The latter sold
NJ lao as and nyetwenties OF the old issue at III
and Of tho new ITO u. Tsn-forties quiet At
l02k.
Al the open board at O'Clock prices were lower,
and at the regular board further fractional de-
cline took place. As compared with the closing sales At
the first board Erie declined l. New York Central ~,
Reading n Michigan Central 2, Michigan Southern ~,
Cleveland Pittsburg IN, Rock Island x, Fort Wayne
TX, Cumberland q Quicksilver 1k, Ohio and Mississippi
certificates h
Government securities firm and active. Skies Of
1881 advanced y, ten-fortes y.
At the open board at half past three tho market was
stronger the average for railway shares Erie was
higher than the second board Cleveland and Pitts
burg u, Michigan Southern u, Rock Island u, Aarposa
1k. Reading was y lower.
The money market Is becoming moro active and Six
per cent is general even on government securities wno
seven per cent is freely paid "fancy stocks with
wide margins Commercial paper Of the best grade
rates ut IN q 10 por cent.
Foreign exhange has been weak and excited to-day
Bankers bills at sixty days sold at l07 10S in the
morn ng, but were unstable at l07k in the afternoon
Bills al three days were offered 1884, and commercial
bills at 1861 l06x.
The gold market has been active but unsettled.
certain ''bul house-weak capital but large in trans
action-is reported to have made arrangements TO have
it's gold carried quarter per cent for every two days.
or at the o. fortyeght per cent per annum This
indicates the straits which OF the operators for
rise are reduced Nominally such firms the one we
refer to do purely commission business, but virtually
they are active SPECTATORS
Various rumors anoat to-day-among Others,
the despaici Of diplomatic agents from the
rebel government to France pointing to the posi-
bty OF French recognition of the confedcracy as also
tho detachment of large force from Lees to rein
force Hardee and Others who expected to resist the
progress Sherman and in the absence OF news from
the latter every days suspense affords so much addi
tional room for speculation The natural tendency Of
the market Is downward; but the force OF
opinion and doubts 10 the future counteract
It TO great extent In these are, of course
involved considerations with regard TO the national debt
the imitation The currency and other influences, imne
rut.o .t;o,,px
The New York herald., 1865-03-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Feb 28-8P M.
AsHr-Rcccipis, q bbls The market was inactive,
and tlb absence Of sales prices wholly nominal
Observation-Disclosures $500 bbls -four, 24S bbls and
262s bags meal "a bushels whoat $500 do corn,
20 ooo do oats and 70 do rye Tho market for State and
Western flour opencd rather nrmer, with rather more
doing, but closed duh at about yesterdays pces sales
1900 bbs State and Western $50 do Southern and 400
do. Canadian. In Rye -four hoard Of no movement,
and prices wholly nominally unchanged Corn
meal dull but Arm at previous raes sales 300 bbs
ut 81 so for Jersey and So 40 for Brandywine. We
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

N.v Yo.x Feb H. l6ok
Parties holding @ dirty or more coupons of the LOAN
Of 1884, maturing on the LIST Of March, request
date.
Holders complying with the above win have their coupons
examined checks given for them after
three n Blank schedules be furnished upon
signed JOHN A. STEWART
Assistant Treasurer Of United Ststes
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

The wheat market continues quiet business being
strictcd by the largo difference between the Of
buyers and sellers Only moderate milling inquiry
preYaild ut previous rates. the sales reaching 1000
bushels Choice white Canada At 81 Co. Rye was quiet,
arm, but quiet, the high prices demanded by holders
checking business Barley malt w - fair request and
corn market was moderately active and full wefc
real zcd sales 900 bushels yellow Jersey 81 IS
81 TO- with small sales 0: old mixed Western at 81 &c.
In store Oata were In fair req est and embracing sales
81 Is for Western and 81 % for jersey and 81 Is
for Pennsyi ans. f \.
{, C,TToN-The market was rather moro active, the In
quiry be ng chiefly from spinncrs. but in pr COS we
have especial change TO note. The sales to-day
prised 100 bal . at the following priccs:-
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

wHiskEY. -Recepts leo bbls, the market was active
and decidedly nrmer prices having advan ed lc &C.
sales, 1000 bbs OF Western ut 81 ~ 81 28, closing
with n6 sellers below 81 80
WooL.--The market remains dull and prices more
or less nominal aboat 70 0G0 lbs domestic have boen
sold At from SIC 800 and 63hc for California The
sale Of Cape at Boston went at from 45c Soc. 57c
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

Houss and lot. I53 East seth street ..... 81, SIS
House and lot No James street. ............. 1900
Plots n 8 s6th st. commencing 225 r. I'd av ca 17O0
House and lot ia West 2sth street. ......... $500
The New York herald., 1865-03-01
Increase. ....... $35,675 Increase. $4S, So4
The Boston avel er OF Monday says

There Is O little activity In business Loans on
approved securities have been made in the str e and ut
the banks to day At cent, returnable demand
or after few days notice The supply Of money ap-
pears be quite large enough to satisfy the wants Of the
public for business purposes notwithstanding the liberal
subscriptions to the pop liar loan Merchants paper Ia
wanted by capitalists and others at from seycn TO ght
Der for the best signatures The stock market 10
pretty steady at the quotations. but the transactions
comIaTat vely limit d. United States bonds, however,
continue In good request.
The cotton market In New Orleans Is unsettled and
prices uctuae two and three pound very day.
Our latest reports tho 18th February when good
ordinary selling from 6s to 70 and low middling
at II "a The report for the woek ending February 10
was follows:-
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

The new twenty Ave cent fractional notes have made
their appeara They about the same width as the
Old postal currency of the same denomination,
but fourth longer They contain likeness OF score
tary Fcssendcn and are printed on stout thik paper
The back is prin cd in green.
The coal dealers of Boston have again advanced the
price to seventeen dollars per ton 1t Is lucky for tho
cons 4mers that wea hor is approaching
The Delaware Legislature Is about to incorporate
railroad company put road from Port Deposit
through Cecil county Nd and connect with the Smyrna
and Bombay Hook road ut Smyrna
The Marietta Cincinnati Railroad earned during the
third week in February s2l 990 which is 4753 in
cess Of the receipts for the same time last year.
The following figures show the comparative earnings Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Eastern and Western
divisions for the months Of December and January
December 1854 $3.50 S5x January, 1885. e25o, 223
December ls03... $50 January, 1884,. 2lo,S2o
The New York herald., 1865-03-01
THE BALL SEASON.

~ NNuAL BALL SEVENTY NINTH HIGHLANDERs--
n Cty Assembly Rooms, Friday evening, March 8 1885,
The proceeds the benefit OF the widows and orphans of
those who fell Ia baltic.
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

The subscptons to The seven thirty loan day were
First Nat onal Bank. $500 600
Ninth National Bank $50, 900
The aggregate mt of exports exclusive Of specie
from the port New FORK foreign ports for the week
ending February rs, 1895, was s. 29le, 574.
The business at the Sub Treasury to-day was As fol-
lows:-
Total recc PTS p4iooo ooI
fayment9.
SubSc ipt to government loan. $4,000
Balance 30, ,040,667
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10

HUMoR AND SARcAsM.-It is not every
body who knows how to joke, or when
or how; and whoever Is ignorant of these
conditions had better not joke at all. A
gen lenlan never attempts to be humorous
at the expense Of people with whom he
is but slightly acquainted. He would as
soon board at their cost or request them
TO frank him at their tailor's. In fact, 1t
Is neither good manners nor wise policy
TO joke at anybody's expense; that Is TO say,
TO make anybody uncomfortable merely TO
raise laugh. Old Esop, who was doubt
Loss the subject of many jibe on account
of his bumped back, tells the whole story
in his fable Of "The Boys and the Frogs. ~
What was folly for the youngsters was
death to the croakers. A jest may cut
deeper than curse. Some men are go con-
stituted that they cannot take q friendly
joke in good part, and instead of repay
ing 1t in the same coin, will requite 1t with
contumely and insult. Never banter one
ofthis class, for he will brood over your
badinage long after you have forgotten 1t,
and 1t is not prudent to incur any ones
enmity for the sake of utteripg q smart
double entendrs or tart repArtee. Rid.
cule, at best, Is q perilous weapon. Satire,
however, when levelled at social follies
and political evils, is not only legitimate,
but commendable. 1t has shamed down
more abuses than were ever abolished BY
force of logic.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10

Mrs. PARTISGToN ON "PRocLIvITIes. p
"Where is your little boy tendingl" asked
the good man, as he was inquiring of Mrs
Partington into the procliviIies of Ike, who
had bad name in the nelghborhood. he
meant the directions for good or i'll the boy
was taking.
swell, )" said the old lady, che isn't tend
ing anywhere yet. l thought of putting
him into q wholesale shop, but some say
the ringtale is the most bene cious, though
he isn't old enough to go into shop"
81 mean morally Tending" said her visi
tor, solemnly, Strengthening himself up
like an axe-handle.
'Yes," said she, little confusedIy, as
though she didn't fully understand Him;
eyes. I should hope he'd tend morally
though there's great difference in shop.
keepers, and the moral tenderness in some
seems good deal less than In others, and
In others a good deal more. A shop-keep-
er, is one that you should put COM ience
iuto, but I've always noticed sometimes
that the smilingest Of them is the deceivin'
est. One told me the other day that drest
would wash like piece Of white, and il
did, just like 1t, for all the color washet
out.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
Aatiaual @rpublitatl
Pun. ALCOHOL Foa BRANDY PslcHss.--


Punn ALCOHOL FoR BRANDY PsAcHEs.--
Mr.. Moore, who ownes distillery situated
at the corner Of Thirty-nlnth street and
Tenth avenue, IN this city, says that he
has drunk imported French brandy, direct
from the bonded warehouse, which was
proved TO his satisfaction to have been
distilled at his establishment. The corn
whiskey was bought at s. cents per gal
Ion, sent TO France and doctored by the
addition of suudry drugs and by other
manipulatlons, and then returned to this
country and sold as genuine French brandy
ct 90 per gallon.
The essential ingredients OF all ardent
spirits is alcohol. In addition, they all
contain a large proportion Of water, and
very small proportion Of essential oils,
which give them their peculiar flavor. II
the spirit Is leached through animal char
coal, there oils are absorbed by the char
coal, and the spirit comes out white and
nearly tasteless. There is, however, for.
eign substance that is not absorbed by the
charcoal: this 10 fusel oil or amylic alcohol.
It is q colorless liquid, Of peculiar, nau-
seous, suffocating and most persistent odor,
and of an acrid taste. As the boiling
point of fu sci oil is 270e, while that OF alco-
hollis on 1882, II is easy to separate the
two by distillation. .a
When the peculiar taste Of brandy is re-
qulred, II must be taken before the rectifl-
cation with charcoal, but in brandy peach
es the favor is given by the fruit, and for
this purpose the purer the alcohol the bet
ter. At the Boston Distillery, 122 Elm
street, in this city, and probably at other
distilleries, . very pure article is sold I'M
der the name Of white brandy, expressly
for making brandy peaches. 1t is most
suitable for the purpose and we should
suppose would be most suitable In any
case where alcohol in any form is to be
taken into the stomach. We believe 1t is
generally prescribed by the homeopathic
physicians, and there seems to be no rea-
son why 1t should not be adopted BY the
profession generally whenever alcohol
stimulus is indicated.
Except under the advice of physician,
It Is doubtless best to avoid the use OF alco-
hol In all Its forms; but, damaging as 1t lie
to the system, it is probsbly less so than
the poisonous drugs with which 1t II
mingled to convert 1t into French Bran
dy."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF TIM.
- Der, LUMBER, AND ABATTIS IN THE
DISMANTLBD FORTS AROUND WASHING
TON CITY! : mn .-L-L

u, c.. p,,,.... -, n..,xo.
hkApa RS. CHlkf bSaIEskk OF Dkfsscks'
MAshisaroh,,g'o. u, sePt. % 1000.
obALhD rhor arc invited, and VIII y
d ns, ca a. these head9uarters, anul MoNpAt
"a o. VUrobkf~ ~ ~ m. ,ioi the purchase o.
me soat.s around tho several lofts ana paterles
hereinafter named Anq also LOT the tmper, Jun
Der, and other materials within the several forts
and batteries, VIZ;
SOUTH slide orThk PoTomAO
Fort Marcy and batteries north OF Pimmet Run
|, fors Bennst, Haggerty, woodbury., Cass, Al
pany, scott, Jackson, hunyon' Bery, and on,e
ries between Forts craig and berry, and at ths
crossing VI the Coiumbh turnpike. Fort BARNARD
and its exterior battery and magazine Fort
REYNOLDS, 9aresche, HilliAms and the Two pat
teries to the east and west OF this fort the two
batteries In the valley Of Hunting Creek, and
foIi m.iiaf "a, ana h us exterior batteries , a,
end Of the xaueduct bndeeA6ne at the Ieesburg
turnpike, and two In the valley OF Hunting Creek,
Also, the stockade across the south end OF NE
Aquednet bridge, and the Abattis across the val.
Icy OF tonI mile rnn. ,,,,,x, ~ -
ACROSS THE EASTERN BRANCH;
y, fotts snyaef, hieketts, wagner, DAVIS, melgs,
Ghapiin, and the Two new forts on the righs and
ieit OF ~. nL,.,.J Il ,y,.-. I
=, Also, the Bloek-house and stockade al the
NoHrH OF WASHlNoLoN; 4
FORTS Jameson, mayer, Morris, Saratoga, bpn-
hossell, Gaines, Bayard, simmons, Mansfield.
and the neld batteries al acent TO these forts ,
Also the iS sS, river p batteries, w; YER
mont, Martin scott, hsmble, Parrutt and ihe Two
neld batteries on the bank Of the river;
Also the Block. house and stoeksds on the
Washington Aqueduct road, near Fort sumner.
The abattis around the several forts and bat
tees Is made OF the tops OF trees, and is suitable
LOT hrewo9d.
=, ~ on6es irame.Work ana hesyy Jog roGnng
o, me Domp. proofs, guard houses masaIi
anu lnPiemeht-iooms, Is OF hard wood-oak,
chestnut, and ceaAr-lA generally In good condi-
Ihp iumger Snh wnien may OF 'nese Duii ni
ttngs are hned ~ souna, ana may % used ior
IehSins OF any o,ner PuiPose 70 "hieh common
ou M are asuaiiy apPhea:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
pasI&Dsxf1.
GovEaSNENT SALE o. WHISKY
- I i5ii y . .oruqi prror co.rl,sAsr,

~ .,H I1l ,ory,os pxrot coErnsAsY, I n
Rosfsrss MoERos, Va, Sept n, 1885, ".
= Sealed Proposals IN duplicate, are Invited, sna
s S :: 4 sSss ss N ~
BRR, 1888 fef tbesaie q ous theuse9d seyen hun,
dfed and fifteen ono barrels Of whisty, more
OF iess, % follovss ~. i,plvag Graii-.,t
Co.sist,ns Of ten Hundred and sixty seven
Q,o6T barrels Of Rsctined wbisky, originally
inspeetedin April, May, spd Jans, lse4, and Jan:
usrt, 1894 containing about forty Two Thousand
'l FsR Ssai.'s q. and a.
this Lot ,willbe received
Z .tagiBIIT Lor No. q ..c-,,..
Consisting Of four hundred and sixty l4eo( bar!
s SSs q SSRS5SiSs sas spsSi SSGy
hundred spd nissty eight tls, $3.50 gallons ~,
Proposals for ave ~ barrels and upwards. OF
this Lot. will be RECEIVED. a.. ..I ~. ~.
Consisting Of onb hundred, aud twenty Q2o)
barrelt Of pure Rye whiskey, originally In
speeted in February, 1865, containing about four
thoa.snd eight hrhdred $500 galloss. u,,.,
Of this Lot will be Iecsised. ...r ..a...
lE..s ... 20 hor No. 4 L ...,r.
Consisting Of sixty .three 1857 barrels Of pure
Us s,s iapssSS I've
hundred and twenty l262o) gallons
Proposals. for tive % barrels, and upwards, Of
this Lot Will be received :. l. ~
'''ih. Lor No. 8. uuH .L.y-
consistihg Of Eve (5 barrels Of pure Old Bour.
bon whisksy, originally Inspected In June, 1854,
containing aboat one hundred and sixty -thrse
III gees.i, isr one J, barrel, and upwards Of
Tho WHISKY was 6risin lily selected with great
care, and y all pnrp And Of prime duality. The
Rectised was designed for issue to the troops In
SSesrs, and ' are re- eSSsi' not hyperion 70 any
Whistles now In the market-hs all been re-
gAnged within fhe present month, And Is in ex-
cellent order, packages being Of the best quality
Proposals. obtained al tSe oMses Of tbe following
named onisers Of the Subsistence Department,
Colonel II; ,. CLARKE, A. D. C., "A. c. @,
Brsyet Bris.dler General rHos. WILSON, O.
MAJOR Ss6RSE BELL, @. s., Washington,
= Captain rHos. O. SULLIVAN. G. ls.J Rich.
= Captain T. n,5sRIdHAM, Q. s.. Boston,
Mass. - Ia '''. ~.
Captain J. B. wIooINs, c. s., Philadelphia,
Pa. ..'''
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
any or all Of the above Lots, and to reject any
proposals deemed too low:
Payment 10 be, made In United States currency,
within tan Qo) days after notification Of accept
ance OF bid, and prior 10 the delivery Of the
property Urk.-..yl..s.... Y,.,i,-,,
Aguarantee, equal to one hair the amount PRO.
posed for, must aecOmpany the bid, signed by
two (2) responsible PARTIES .. -.
When removing tho whiskey, purchasers win
provide their owP transportation, and the Gov
eminent will losa ,he vessels, free Of wharfage,
Bidders are Invited 70 be present at the open
ing Of their proposals. Brevst Brigadier General
Joseph Roberts, U. 8. A, commanding al Fortress
Monroe, Va, or some other ofAeer OF rank, will
be present at the opening Of bids, 70 represent
absentees. ''...I.a JAMES CURRY,
,se23- stuthSt Colonel, and c. S.V.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10

ART OF NOT QUARRsLNG.-SeRsib
husband: SLOW is 1t that we never
One peison cant make a Quarrel. Now low
II lam In quarrelsome humor, and break
out, my wife rem aims cool and collected,
and doesn't say a word. If my wife is
pesvish, and displays more temper than
Is becoming to one of her beautiful sex, /,
her husband, remain as unmoved as the
monument, or else cheat myself into the
belief that am listening for the moment
To some heavenly song. We only g,larrs,
one at a tame: and 1t is astonishing, If you
leave a quarrel alone, how very soon 1t dies
out! That's our secret, madam; and /
should advise you, and all Xsntippes, to
follow it."