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Total, unioniEts, 143; Democrats, Al
The States whose reconstruction has
not yet been recognized and ratified by Con
gress are entitled, wien fully reorganized
and recognized, to send Representatives ,as
follows J g
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DIVIDENDS.

" HD@-IVtto9'a -
There ID no statement of the total expen :
ses OF the companies. Only four made divi-
bends. the Northwestern in June and De-
eember; the Chicago aud Milwaukee Juiylst;
abe. Milwaukee and st. Paul February LIST.
ACCIDENTS.
There were II passengers aud 81 en- pIov-
ees reported killed and il passengers and
employees injured, mainly by their own
carelessness.
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BE WISE IN TIME
b Z WISE IN'TlME
BIZ WISE in 4IME

Let not dsea9s destroy your eoustituton Try botf1s
~, GhlVbl' At u OLsS, and you will be satishe.
- am n ,a9,tor Ayr your addicted friend %aa
."Attr favor valuable Than gold For 1,nFnt -
sSnty Asnstrua.ion is is juss thing have new i,
ny .n9 an .nstahes OF lady tho had been suf.rin1
om psIhtoi aenstrusiOn shres Years co
eF 70 hef room each time. She had applied 10 saver
logs eGs.re.y cured her. 'S VI III.
NE BOTTLE CURES
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Circait CSsrs, CeunEy OF Keno shn and
STATE OF VEiscOnsin. 91!hAr uian
; Summons fOr Relief


Summons Tor RelIel 90 .N '''' ..t
n Henry Taylor, Pitt, H"o'@ @aH s-H#p Ha.- E
7nGj against - 80 ~ a---,--------
Sisi t6y % s4rthag E6yd so cent u IS Internal a.
hiB1CTiiey e}Ad slSsisonl Z Rev. stamp cancelled
y Gslh6 Deus. '# - "-'~ ' lt
TheIStltG ofWj53bnsin ,"Aa" '-t "''"'ug 7F aa'a
L q. DGo4 Jt4a2 40 the a 0Se named Descendants
e StAJ ne oily suTpm pned and required to eH>
Ii swsr tie complaint N this SCtio, OF which
copy is her ewith served upon you, snd 10 serve
copy on y0uF aha sad compliant On the
sobsci IT !! fh.e, the city and cOantyeof
RaciIe id ssiPfstS @ithin twenty Gays after tho
serVcE hereof eclu i've Gtthe day OF such service;
and Yen feli said complaint pithiA
The tame Aforesaid tine plainuF will Apply tcatne /.
oourt Tor relief detl@6ed IL the coinpa'nt said u
csapfal w. fed ne OILS OF the eeig OF sal
court, the cjy - &Bhss ~ "a said cOun rH!nos
sifJ. or the 3O,h day Of 9ctebersA-D.I s65,
0di lia9 " - ,u ala 30 ADA!tSi& a AND, ,ggna
l.-, ... Plaintiffs Attorneys,
italHf @sSE}FH4 OF 2I'I4fb FL Kaeir Wig jr d
I aeu.a p, witness, le Hon, DAVID NQgsie, Judge
..,.4 OF he FIRST Juoiaiai Cscuit fot tfe State
:L.s- ~ Wscbdsia, Atth elcy iushl, tiiE I
a' 'a1s SOth dAy 9fOc qR-h,fh; Y. 1850. : s,a
GN22 H. IS. NICHOLS, Clerk
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head Kidneys bladder. womb and blood affections
Of the urinary gravel scrofua rheumatism
tArrh, Asthma, bronchitis dyspepsia. s, NM,
Our practice is not of experiment, but Of wenty
standing founded the laws Of Nature with years
and evidence sustain it, Do not GEAR down
60 build sick to make we-no harsh treatment;
srifing; hatteriHg. We know the and che
remedy needed guess but knowledge gained by
of In treatment of these dae
susiTely~no encouragement without prospect Candid
in opinions, reasonable in charges claim TO
know ching Or cure everybo but do claim 70
son and eonmon We invite the eieh, no matter
what their aim call investigate before they aban
don hope make nerrogstions and decide for hemseves
1t will cost nPhng consultation s free This Is the
Sixth that have Visited this place and shall msk
Visits ferears regularly the days OF thewee
avery eight weeks 1 p .fE.L 1. 4 q ...
IslaiI CAN BEsooTsULTED AT -f........ W.
Kenosha City Hotel during Saturday,
until o'clock the asa OF Decembers
1865. 81 AtIisGVF ooeis1oclx,n ,F2xohahgeI1
Hotel, the Goth of November 20 ia5.
tW- Residence and Laboratory, Wsukegsn Ill,
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FRIEGBTs AND TRANSPORTATION.
The total amount Of freight carried was
l, S92, 076 tons, of which $50, 4I6 by the
Northwestern, and 27s $50 by tho Prarie du
Chem.
The amount received for transportation
was $40. l39.617.60; of this 81 e95. 677 40
by the Northwestern, and 81, $50, 36S, IS by
the Prairie du Chem. The total amont rc.
celved for passgeers was 50, o44, O45. go; of
which the Northwestern g-g1 received
81 ,523, $4,000, the Prarie du Chem
$5o9, 7l2;78 The total receipts were SI0,-
143, 160.76. 49, 80. - -
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a oaoq a5r,o2 40 the a OOse named Defendants.


h"uTsW NAE5HA 2 TN p" T"IIIIL "-TIIIT-g--
t1g1GIst ANN. - o. Ceui U. s. lDierus;
e zah,tn hatshA.l, t'4a rev !sap cancsisd6 3
The ate Of Wislon sU, ''a' H'''a+ 9" ID Rts3s
e1i3 # 10 Eiizab IN IA fsnan, Js,enrant.l Il
q GU are Hereby suru1nned aud tequirad sn- r
II The complaint Oi >nurew Mafshnji. plans
tiH ia tls ResOr. Wh.ch ID fled N Gfi0e Of the
Clerk OF she Circus Couit and for sAiu .oany Of
&e!,usha and to = copy Of aur gEsVer 70 the
sad comp &lat, thu subscrit nj his elise IN The
Oiy of Kennsh& and ste tie OF %iScols within twenty
dGys after the servss Of this summons upon you
c,neIye Of the day Of such srvice; aud you fall to
Auawer the aid complaint within the time aforesaid,
the painffin this action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint. amos l.l.
,st.;-., ghYRON A. BAKER, IN
Plaintiffs Attorney, ..''
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RATES OF FARE.

The rate Of fare for through passengers
varies from L ceptsYa mile by the Chicago
aud milwaukee, ROAD, 10 cents by the Nine
raj Point, and Of way fare from s cents by
the Northwestern to 5 cents by the Mineral
Point. The Northwestern charges the same
rate for way and through travel; cents be.9
ing less than by any other road for the form
er. The Prairie du Chine charges 36-1OO
cents mile for through fare, and 8 7341ooI
for way fare. ts@ 55# +
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q Witness, the Hon. David Noggis, Judge
~. lhJ ofthe . rtr Jhdicist Uircuitof Wiso0a
80 LsF;f at KsnosDe giy, this ION day OF 0cto-
L. II -. !. l. b NINHOLS CLERK.
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SAU SsSN!! CAUTRON:.!

lear IN mind that guarantee nv DKOPS 70 Qua
euppresslo1 OF the Aenses from whatever cause though
care should be taken to ascertain If perguancy be the
cause as these DROPS would sure 20 produce mscar
rage taken whilst in that situation and all are eau
aohea against using them, wish 1t distinctly pndey
5000 char do not mold myself responsible when used
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The Next Congress.

The United SSlies enste. at the ) opening ,eii
OF the next session. on Monday, DECEMBER
a, will consist Of thirty eight Union;sts, add
eleven Democrats. 1t is not known now
how many Senators will pe III Washington
this winter claiming seats from the 3seceded
States, but IN no event viii t6tk be enough
to weigh doHsif'tile Onion strength: q ~
Ihe same also may be said Of the House.
The Representatives who lviii take seats Of
course are politically divid d, rs follows =
,$rtes.i U,.iona DEM !stotesa g7son Dem.
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DR. JNO. L. LYON.

,,,, II" 1''VIHE u sclHn, New Haven Com
esn pc consulted Concerning all diseases sitb.r
. LORD sail', chicago Wholesale Agents f. ksbin,o,
: 'ss'=4 . iarE As' ass fur tals place. n
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'rse way ave o.her pretarS lions which sney desut
Fps Dpt "hea a. Druggiqt you apply 70 has NOT 10
sshgI ui4Ac NM aA them for !uu, or else encSs,
"S DNl'SI 60 he heares- aenerU wholesale agent Nh,
F. = egN't !9p ovttle 6y return EX press.
~. ". ne u ~e Hi N" Lyon written upon tn,
s'y Aetn.ns tLsrscre, tsw.rs OF osuntsr els
81 tci ss!e y every trGggist city or ,orIt1v
me etts 1911 Lort.e II you Sisi rs,is tst ~
DR. JNO T. IYrN
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N h u -. Il 4 ARRlyRn - - -

~ &C - tNlf4 kl a ARRlvEn tiAhb 5000 HNtH
.s cs s
sE sns,rs s h $
Barnsgst passed steamers Quaker City aud North star
passer died OF congestion OF the BRAIN buried
steamship Constitution, qrespman savannah, Sept 90
I'd o. Inlet as..
d ssesn SSnp1 n Mount Bscku. Newbe NC 60 hours
Had sept * OF Hssrs passed
sss..%:Sip Cha: Ssase, Eyre, Ssxss.a NC days with
Ship Harvest queen, H,ischSson Liverpool Aug 20 with
m aS and 4o gssseneers to Ghss MARSHAL Co.
wight Aug is with %dss asd ~ ssersss pa.ssnssrsg
had fSss Ps..sss SF s .ss So
eY BARK Sniadsro b. sssnwsr Little Bras dor cB, 10
Bari cSas Brewer smith, Cow Bay 8 day. with COAL TO
SOU Clio 6 IS s spsss s,s Ts
S, s
day.. ss ssssSs g! g sD e. Ia. e. ss
spoks sr N ss Banks a standing /, g. -
B5sH D Emery, Bradford, Lnsan IL days, with coal to
pig x!.s e, ssf wilnsEon p-a Herring rictou, ms,
mig Rainbow BIZ, CASSIDY fctcu Ms, 10 days with COAL
sslr WIN Hathaway, Cole Lngan, u days, with COAL
SIR walter Thorniike, Jameson, Linsan, days with
win bM Ss
DsS s aass III 'HSd ss with
"a. gsf. u days. with liquors and
sshr Ida May ORB Buck, Halifax IL days with nsh, TOP
Roysl Arch Br Dawson. windsor Ms IL days. with
'' sehr Hampton belle Hatch, rhts,degss for salem
ses Rof Hs E 9Gnss e Nsw
schr anderson, Clark Ezabeihport for hidhesovp.
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Iisccllaneouss.,

Oar, Avn AZ San Franciseo from Bah Ind hsayv
AZ sa saos 49, % a. L ~ AM
thrse sthers ave -"' o''s ''
MATHEWS tof searspov he) recently ashore near
Barneg has been got off and was lowed 70 the city Sunday
mornng the New York Coast Wreckng C0mpanys steam
Of Relief This brig badly strained and Is leaking freely
Scum SusAs Chase az and for New Redford from New
Yoss Win cargo q wheat for the New eSford oar mil
Tont and put for New LOndon but water
randv that NJ ten clock she was abandoned after etna
20 anchor Ave miles from land the water being up TO
floor and abe probably went down in short time She
iored 10 Charles Thatcher Co OF New Bedford was recent
y topped and was Insured for 3OJ in the South HArwch
Marine Office ~ N m ~ t..F sst 1,.. ~ n 49,,
e !. 49, ~. spoken, &C. $500.
"a s. 1on & >- S-'s''- - r~' 80 = =
Ship Tigrs from New York for Nevassa Sept H. 49,
shio Congress- from Bassein for England no date &C.
leakvr 80 - - '''-eN', - = -e--'' -
rk Deborah Penuel from Cardiff for Portland Sent H.
lat a. Ion 81. " .'7--i1 f771 N 'ts-s1
= = n -s,'yssasa Foreign Ports. stqsl g.1Q5A9
BARsApos Sent lin port bark II Trowbrdre for NYork
In days - 0f''t - 40 y ~ -''-e'
GAIf4c Aug 2sIn port ships shateuc souie from Bos-
tom arr i3th disc Star Yo frnm Chnchas arr 9th for
ok ready for sea- George Raynes Batche der from DO
arr 2is for Caves Far Curiine l;ilcrist o
Cork mr. 2ai disc bark Sierra Nevada Taner from Chiu
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Dansel for the defendant do NOT sustain the posito
stunned by the counsel The hrst Of these cases d.
ded that an indictment for selling lottery ck - In
Iolation Of statute Of this State bad, be 80.
I'd not aiege snas ne sosaery tickets sofa "a ,iokets
lottery for me purposc OF exposa" rostine 10
ne, or dsposing o. $500 Kind oi pro es{v M only
ach lotteries and The sale Of tickets N within
he prohibition o. the Statute INC asvsse. or the lot
;Ty WAS therefore material pan ~ ststutory a.
'ap ILL., sas an" .aoaA this material a.
1890 ~ 49," ,p pts,mts - NOT appear that any
ss..ssns-, ,-as thareSor, As9 been committed; the
ecnnd csss tho People elearly Insufficient In the
:, a. ,.-c,ionr Va Fayor) the indictment
a u.' sta count 4 tAesame statute II contained
~. ,ra % 10, fUF gcttng on foot opextng and
escI.p.aon % ne Httery other than the necessary
: I'm arst she pdvpcse for which 1t was made; and
Inc fS' and tirucounts no reason was assign Tor
~ v .eA 10 givea moro particular description o. the
QUERY Ia the foarth count 1t was alleged tina. the
lame ef Sllc cttery was to this Grand jury unknown
ore particular description Of which said lottery s TO
he jsfors Aforesaid unknown" The second count was
n d y 70 % csns but tho ssr counts were held
described the particular ocpce charged with such
certainty as clearly 70 dcntfy such offence and 80
might without difficulty, 30 pleaded in bar Of
q subseauent indictment for tho same offence; nor
eDy ss osa, % ss Of sSsS
though not universal rule that in indictments for
oesces created BY sasvtc particularly nisdcmeanors
wsrs Of the ststate and Il also Conceded thst ~udsr
ne of the cases cjsd from the reports Of oar States
or than ~
tho grand Jurors nay non Bnt nc the defcndanf might
have been guilocf the offence charged BY carrying
several dineSe Inc court very properly hea
nc nad set up opened or carried on sno1su nave oeen
described sna aenuned or tnat the INABILITY 70 so ae-
the court held that the case Of Tay:
~ rom Inc genoss s.aseu
crbinr me- defendan dam oonce n the LANGUAGE q the
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SHIPPIN q NE w S

"'4s A1zAxAo NEw YoEx-4sn pAy.
sun n,sss' '..,'-..r Noon -'eye,g L
Pert OF New York, September "a, 1865,
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FINANCIAL.

n.o.,lfl 80 if.ff : FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY
y INTEREST DEPAnTMENT 100.
am authorized by Secretary the Treasury 70 com
Five twenty Bonds falling due the LIST of November
When coupons are presented IN numbers OF thirty 800 or
ton when viii be given them the order ia
which they received as thereafter the exana
:sSedas viii be furnished upon application :.
interest desk OF this Office. . .------+
~ ID ai 81 N xfs. Assistant Treasurer United states
nIyIDEXDs TO MINING COMMUNICATIVE GOLD
and silver Ore Separating Company Hsgans patent
'''S's' "''''' ' - Y DEFoREsT frosident
NV. JONES, Secretary. z 80 ~, 49,
1JoHN 3. MURRAY, BANKER. q WALL, STREET,
Constantly on hand United states ~ Notes oG and
New York stse County War Loan Bonds wanted November
Coupons csshed Orders from banks, &C.. solicited and
NoT1cE-HoLDERs OF STOCKTON CITY coupons
Ct the MstropGsn. Bank SeM YSrt city July
OFFICE or PACIFIC NAIL TRANSMIT COMPANY,
~ Now York. september 10 Notice L. hereby given
that the Board Of Directors have ordered an additional
the four millions scrip stock Issued Auguss 80 1855 subject
TO all the terms and conditions thereof. 80.
cerncaeswile ready for delivery on and after that date
Hoard III Directors y wy 's''P '' ''D'' v '''
THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
2 OFFICE OF THE MAPLE GROVE. rErRoI.EyM cow
~ pahy No, Al Fulton street New York Sept y, lSG5
o Company vii iii lucid
o or M MCndss o s gsSn w SeT m
election win sbe held Tor Trustees Auditing
" oGs Ss Se TIE p E
be closed from the 10th Of Sepember Unit October incu
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GALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY AT
- FORTRESS MONROE VA.

MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. d. c., December Is. 1865. !
VIII be sold at the UNITED STATES GENERAL
HOSPITAL, near Fortress Monroe Va, all the APP
planes pertaining to that establishment, consisting
Of servicGable articles of Bedding, viz Blankets,
Sheets, Bedsacks Cnunterpanes, Hair Pillows and
Mattresses, Towels Shirts, Drawers Iron Bedsteads
and an assortment of Table and Kitchen Furniture;
also. Medicines, Books. &c. Sale to commence on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant at II O'Clock, and
to continue daily until all the property is disposed of.
Terms-CaSh.
Purchasers will be required to pay for and remove
property within forty-eight hours from termination
of sale. c. SUTHERLAND,
GelS-St Surgeon L. S. A., Med. Purveyor.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE COUR4s.

Criminal Cour.-Hon. Judge Rond-C H. Rich
ardson. Deputy States Attorney pro- ccutine
John Hamilton, for assaulting and beating his wife
Margaret Hamilton: Recognizance forfeited. Henry
Shower for assaulting and beating VIM. Nagle an
attorney at law. COMPROMISED Calvin Sewers. for
assauting and beating VIM Nagle, stet. Rebecca
Smith, assaultng and beating Mary J. Smith. Post
Poned Joshua Wemeyer for assaulting and beat
Collier, assaulting and beating james Cooper Post
poned. John Tenlul. aSsaulting Louis Sanborn. Not
guilty Charles kraus, asSaultipg and beating Geo.
and beating George Burk, colored prays jury trial
Howard McGinnes assaulting, Richard Cuttings
his wife Margart Morgan. Guilty. Alexander John-
son, colored. beating Mary A. Sprigg stet. John
Moon; aSSaulting and beating William Ward. Post
poned; VIM. Ward, beating John Moon. Postponed
Nicholas Funk beating Geo Polecat and wife, Post
poned. George Bushmiller, beating 7. Bushmer
and breaking in the door of his mother. Postponed
Court adjourned to Saturday next
Court Of Common Pleas-Hon. Reverdy johnson,
Jr. Special yudse0E q Ann Mccormick ex-
vein, Judgment for plaintiff for 1893 90 and in
gaa case OF tie a Psfe 0 %
ment for plaintiff for $2S0.40.
Superior Gourt-IIon. Judge Martin.-Eliza Black
and others vs.. Alexander Clark ct al Bill in chan
Gerry for the sale Of lot of ground Ensor street
and Distribution OF the proceeds. Court adjourned to
Tuesday next.
United States District Court-Hon. Judge Giles
Ezekiel Cade. found guilty of attempting to sell
counterfeit Treasury notes: sentenced to pay fine
of $50 and to years Imprisonment in the penitent-
airy; there was indictments and the sentence the
Moritz Pringschem, for smuggling a lot of cigars
was recognized in the sum of $1,000 with John NJ
Berger to answer the charge at court.
> Peter Wilson, recognized in the sum of $500 with
Petit jury discharged to January I'd, 1866
Court adjourned to Wednesday next.
Circuit Coun-Hon. Judge Alexander-Sarah A.
Reddish vs.. Robert Reddish; decree Of divorce a
Avolonia Smith rs. Adolph F. Smith: decree passed
for divorce rincutO mdtrtmonii
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PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING,
CoMpTR0LiER,s OFFICE,

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS Dee. 18th, 1865. I
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at this Of
fee, in accordance with an Act Of the General As
sembly of Maryland of 1861 Chap. 405, until the LIST
day of January next:
For Printing 1000 copies of the Acts and Resolutions
dces the work of printing the to be prosecuted
during the session, and to be completed within fifty
days after the close thereof and delivered in sheets
the State Librarian. ready for the binder.
For Printing 500 copies of each the journal of Pro-
ceedings of the Senate and House of Delegates with
the accompany Documents in compact form, 1850
ems per page, in small plea type, which said copies
shall be delivered in sheets to the State Librarian
ready for the binder within thirty days after the ad
journment of the General Assembly.
For Printing $50 copies of Bills, Rolls, Documents
and any other matter not here enumerated; that is
necessary for the of the General Assembly, and
all other such printing as may be ordered by the said
Legislative Bodies whilst in actual session.
For Printing ~ quires OF yeas and nays of the
House OF Delegates, with as many more as may be
qured.
The tabular work to be double the price of plain
work.
One hundred and fifty copies of the Daily Morning
journal of Proceedings to be furnished and dstrb-
uted on the next succeeding day. without charge or
compensation to the members or officers of each
House, and one copy to each of the offices of the
Executive and other State Officers.
The proposals must specify the rate per page or
qure be carefully sealed up and forwarded to this
IsT DAY OF JANUARY NEXT.
The work to be done in the City of Annapolis, and
in wOrkmanlike manner-the Printer supplying
paper of good quality that used for printing the
Acts of the last General Assembly.
The successful applicant will be required to give
bond in the sum OF ten thousand dollars with APP
proved surties and in all other respects comply with
the term of the Act of Assembly one week before
the meeting of the General Assembly.
ROBERT J. JUMP,
de2O-3tawtlJ Comptroller.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY MeJIE.T0N d CO., Aucfloneers.

e. AN OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER
III a. ND FRUIT PACKING ESTABLISHMENT,
corner Lemon street and McIIenry alley, with Steam
Engine, all complete, at Auction
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December 10Th, at 4
o'clock, on the premises, will sell at public sale
That very valuable Oyster and Fruit PACKING
HOUSE: situated on corner Lemon street and Nc
Henry alley. The Lot fronts Lemon street Il feet
inches. running back 81 feet , inches to McHenry
alley. There is a Steam Engine. Upright Boiler
with every character OF machinery used in "a first
the premises. This properly is in fee; can be pur
chased at private sale until day of sale. Would suit
kind. '
Terms made known at sale.
MCJILT0N & CO.,
d2}-S - South St. Auctioneers.
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Proposals for HAY.
n UARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

n -
u BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. IA, 1865.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned for
the delivery of GOOD MERCHANTABLE TIM0-
THY HAY, at such depot in Baltimore or on board
ofvesses, at such wharf in the Port of Baltimore
may be designated; also, at Richmond Va, Washing
ton, D. c., and Hilton Head, S. C.
Proposals for delivery of Hay at such depot in Bal
tmore as may. be designated, must state plainly
whether it is baled or loose.
Proposals for delivery of Hay on board of vessels in
the port of Baltimore, or at Richmond Va Washing
ton D. CT and Hilton Head. S. G., will be considered
only for Hoy securely baled.
The proposals must state plainly, the quantity
price, place of delivery, and time Of delivery.
The Hay will be inspected by q, Government In
spector. and weighed before being shipped.
Bids will be accepted from time to time to meet
the requirements of the Government.
Payment will be made on delivery or as soon there.
after as funds for that purpose shall be received
Bids shall be subject to the decision of the Quar-
termaster General.
G. W. BRADLEY,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
ole If Middle Military Department.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

SO wi N1SSLCN NAiACk4ANTS
GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS.
AGENTS FOR
G. j. FELL BROS
Celebrated Ground Spices. DC,
Franklin Mills and Clifton Mills
ESTABLISHED 1866.
Mustards, Coffee. Ground Spices, Chocolates. Cream
Tartar, S2lcratns, Bi Carb Soda, Indigo,
Yeast Powders, &C. &c.
- '-'''-' N'-'' " NORRIS. OWENS & CO.,
dl4-3m* 1913 W. Baltimore street.
NTU,IsEH, CARROLL d 60.
PRESERVERS, PICKLERS,
OYSTER PACKERS, dc.
Sole agents for BORDEN's CONDENSED MILK
prepared by the Baltimore Condensed
Milk Company,
No. Is LIGHT STREET,
de l3-ly BALTIMORE.
HENRY SEM. AMBROSE NJ. EMORY.
Formerly with Baker, Brothers i Co..
Dealers in French and American
WINDOW GLASS,
DRUGGISTs' GLASS WARE, 49,
JARS. DEMIJOHNs. PAINTS, OILS, &c.
No. % HANOVER ST, above Lombard.
del3-tft Baltimore.
q RICHER * EsANC0AST.
"a MANUFACTURERS OF
GAS FIXTURES AND COAL OIL LAMPS, CHAN
DELIERS, LANTERNS, &C.,
Ofeyery description. Mandatory and Warerooms,
9, II IL - Mercer street, New York. dll-3m
WM GEO. FURLONG. NIX. C. FURLoNG.
FURLONG BROTHERS,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, DRESS
GOODS, HOSIERY, AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
NO..9 North Howard Street,
Between Lexington and Saratoga.
d6-1m Baltimore.