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Goher,1ms1st 5alte.
r ARGF GOVERNMENT SALE
IL OF ,,o,.v,
S,pambpats, Ba6es and Ship Yard


,.,.;s arc Invited and will be received At
n NJ en- ftv9 as Nash!ngson ~ -
T 'hs f.! & sse foo.ns nsed
;ests hssss ana osher {5epy: reotasc,,, ,opuaxe
slds-ahee ate,mev Grant, registered tonnaEc 10
stde-vheel ateamer Burnside. Registered sooasgs os
siderwheei steamer 1homas rrg.stered tonna.e. 10
sideshesl steamer Sherman, registered tounass,
sideshee, steamer waahA,shle registered toanase,
stee.vtecl steamer Kno1,1ue rr;!s.ezed tocnaso -
sidewhces steamer Dunesz {w1rcro, registered tozr
stsn-wasel steamer Kingston, ssstaesed tonnage.
s1rn-shea ssesmsr Kenesaw, registered Tonnage,
stsn.sheei stesme Bridgeport rzsss.arsd tonnage,
sse1a-xheel steamer Hoastou, registered TONNAGE
s@tsrn.sneel @ aeane9 Missionary registered touasse
stG9.hees steamer chatssnooss, registered ton-
stsrn-Theel steamer Atlanta, registered tonnsse.
side-aheel steamer Eesaes, registered Tonnage. isa
sidc.rneel steamer Lookout registered toun,se,
sise-vneeI STEAMER Stone River, registered tonnage,
: sids1sheel % steamer cuneh. registered soan,Er. -
Al:o .e,eq @ Eunwale e.sg.s, e.gs :, n :
nr x 9S ne oss aasi
At any time prior 10 tht day OF saic-
"a s T. ssa' &:
Sard at Chattanooga
4 fp description Of which can bo seen Mt the ot1ee
of tho Quarfe1fnzstsf4 OF Transportation 1t Cinctn
matt. Loufkyt, Nashville, St Lonlz> and at Chsisa
n0os1- .... ..-
IfIpoeals arc taslted for each boat hAt9d sepa-
sately te name q ;sc 6oss sr description Of fae 'ro
A fnl desc1fption Of thc property nsy be obtained
on application to Rrrvet Colonel Arthur Edwards,
i. Q. H., ST. Luu!a, No.
Each envelope containing bid should be sealed aud
cudoEsed "Preposals ~ Steamts bsFYss aod 1thG
ftansra rtstton" addressed to the Q1sste1mastU Gen
efA U. :. A. WaahtnEsans D. G,
Payment to be mAtle IN United stAtes currency rpon
the acceptance Of anv proposal aud PRIOR to the deF
cry Of The property .a.
The GoyerMrent resesyes the right 70 Withdraw any
OF the above property and to reject proposals deemed
too low.
By order Of the Quastermas ster General.
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Drtgadir General and Chfcf Of Rail aud Rivtr Trans
, 1865-08-24

The Leader publishes list Of income rc.
turns for Cleveland and Brooklyn for 1854,
from which We take the following: j. q.
Wade, president Western Union Tclcgraph)
So, I'LL ". Q. Gordon, {grucer,) sl4., $50 4
Stone, Jr., SIT ,:S4 e. A. Benedict, {Liera1d)
34,647 A: ~ Fairbanks, {do.l A,470 r.
Cowles, lzeadsr,l :, ,sW |. Crawford, $751;
G;e Earl Bill, 81 F. 7, :,Backus, sl,2.0o
Il. B. Hurlbut, sc, ,t7G r. P. Handy, SO, no;
7. II. Kelly, SEC, $50; George 31eygatt, St,
$50; ". \. Otis, x91 ,5sS 8. 3, Prcntiss, 81,
o9 4. Singer, $1,000 N. c. Youngloye,
, 1865-08-24
OIL INTELLIGENCE.
aecent OH Strikes IN Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia.
EcerOleuKn In acknowledgements Of


PENNSYLVANIA.
,,,--Adrices from Pit Hole of the 10Th report
thnt we'll No. Is, on The I.ukcn Fnfm, Pit Hole
creek, struck oil on Saturday, and ut three
hundred and forty barrels per day, with the
quicker rods stfll In and the Gov increasing.
We'll No. 81, Oh the Ho1mden Farm, IL
also said to have struck o big Tein, and on
Saturday was flowing two hundred barrels,
and constantly fneecasing.
On Wednesday last, another one hundred
and nily barrel well ,Wns strilck on Bcunehoff
Kun. This is the scyenth flowing well on the
~, The new well on lot No., Rocker Farm,
day the rate Of Eve hundred baz1cls per day.
Tho ncw. we'll on the Egbert Farm Is now
Yielding from sixty to seventy barrels per day,
The new we'll on the stpwell Farm, hay
ing been retubed, Is now flowing about one
hundred barrels per day.
We'll No. 1 On the Ricketts, Farm, Cherry
Rim, struck fine vein Of oil and gas at q
depth Ct $50 feet.
The newswel struck faw days ago three
miles above plunmer on Cherry Run Is now
pumping twenty-five barrels per day. =;
The famous Reed we'll has stopped dow.
Ing On account 9 # r. tEo 1s new Tels striking the
continued TO run its 150 barrels until the tub
ine.was pulled In No. IS in the Chesshler
well. The two wells are connected, and when
the tubing is ont OF one current Of fresh VA
ter runs through the other.
in Rochester, Pa, On the a0th,rwhlle the
men were engaged In putting, down larger
tubing In the old Patton s: Fen1on well, at,
ss nnd s5E So~e STee sss 1s
crevice, Us Immediately. the well spouted out
oil, and when it bad quieted down, they tried
il with sand pump, and pumped up four
barrels and ten gallons In few miuutcs.
.-Tle Zanesyllle PETROLEUM Company have
struck oil at the depth Of sixty feet, on the
farm Of VIM. Yaw, near concond, ,ia Musiingum
Tie Kokosius on Company, near Mount
Vernon, struck oil last week, at depth ofsix
hundred and eleven feet, the tubing put down
and o tair yield Of oil obtained. The Iuid ex-
tracted Is Of heavy and rich quality, suitable
tos lrbricating. purposes. The water which
comes up with tie oil is highly impregnated
with salt. It is O flowing we'll.
WEST vIuGINIA. ,
The Charleston Journal says: ave hnvc
positive and reliable Information, Just rs We
pumping oil from their old salt well, 81 miles
above Charleston, at The rate Of about ten bar
re}s per day.
A new well has hcen struck on tho Luly-
OegTud creek, which emptics into the Red
river The well is situated on the Bennett
Farm. through which the creek runs, and ia
l60 feet In depth. The well is not yet fully
tested. It belongs to TIC Fulton Oil md Min
Ing Company, and is some two miles above
The Guy Farm, where the Red River oil COM
DsNv hnvS n well
, 1865-08-24

81 tlarx street, orrosite Couts f,pns.. 1.ou No. 1.
wlo u old Aud sEful physician tG2rantess to cure
EyltllEt, GuCnrrhtr Eletl in,tnc Eif1ctnzc Srbauc
Sore Throat, 6cfmat orrhea Debility. sec3nanry nud
iena sn n ieE aiseaass tsitI5s nm 1 ;rE.
H1cnI or nc.leci
nass. le {nsrarss tac!clne comrorndsa by the 6es,
eript OF fec
Ladies md gentlemen e.s respectfully Informed they
haFe Information Rny dvlAsAe sabJcct f,y clE.
1wp Rtaa}tS. au*tEaarlt
, 1865-08-24
. OF AUGUST
In the States OF Eew ToFk, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indi
NM, Delaware, yas31nnd and Nev jersey, and
and TIE DNif{rt IF Fr}rr,h{n

,,n ~ ~, e&s5a &s.ssstes' !s6:ts ): SsS'st ?aF
VIII be sold at public aucion, 10 The highest hIIdcf
At Int tine aha f'@efss sEW iaRsa 9oSS GsieE ''z'
~ EsE Iork Gtty Tuesday and frday Of each week.
Nv To1E 1:ca cty r.. Wednesday o, e4cn weet 10 Mules
1s Tss.s.y, Tsssyz, 4ssga.: ssgss; = ;ss Hss:s g:
bass'S S:aas'FsS FSSSSFSSSSiS SsfS;; s IS aa1ss.
Phhssdelphia, T.. Thursday Of each week, 20 Horses
Phtiadelohsa. "Wednesday and Saturday Of each
FittsbnlsE ThuTsdsy @ y Ii each week, ro ,1ues eueh
ESasstlc, Tussday, Aaznss J, :ce Aa.ss.
Nexyine, Iharses5, Ansass I'll 10, ,eo Sc Maies. %
Eie. Thursday, Xngs:s Il, 10 1o1sess 1''se7'
f5s. Sase Aeas: s2 Mn'e
49IaRa Mo5aaS iHsst 70 msfsss s IN,
Hs7ss:S:Z i d ss sla assse'
Mitan. Friday, Arzust26, s,i HpEses.
Car!Ae, Wednesday,, Augaat q 1G9 Horsea.
Carlisle T'ufsd'y' AuSRss S9;IS 2, 1'' Aulest
sss!s@eaess ss!!a: ssssSs1 Ass:t s Mss*
cie1slana. Taesisy. i'ts Gasnss s i,aS aiaIes.
s::sss 5ss:ssy Assss e s!s: ass:
Fort Wayne Tnn'f5aT pFTXWE3Ss N9}F,s ~ LEO MILES,
; day.
4Ess'ss 3ssss:ss$; A$fSss:; { 2 ass asIss
s?sh sset q eft;st f5se S day.
Each week day. SfEAESko. SH Ap16S; b
, 1865-08-24
Ordained the Sd day Of July, 1875.
T. D. EaEulEnE,
President Of the Board Of Fonce.
JosEFu D. RIcuAkD, Clerk.
HE4pQUARTEus q. s. FoRGs,
..-.. WAsu1s0Tos;; La., July $, 1861. s
Approved.
a BY urdE Of 1t: Col r. F. ATEEs,
". D. MCGUIRE, It. and Post Adjutant-
The Grand Buffalo Hunt In Dacota11. :.
FanT WApswoRru, D. T.. Aug. 10.
Es1jtata of thr 81 Fanl Press:

Edt9fs OF inc @ts ALI 14sa5
n',nking TINT Jon might like to harsan ae-
ths,a,s ths naeotah republle' I give you the fol-
For some days vast herds Of buffalo have
been passing down the Jamcs river fats. On
Monday last all the Indians In the Indian
camps, and as many Of the scouts Is conld bc
benefit Of the hulfstarydd devils who hare 10
depend upon game, fish and Wild turn1ps, ior
their sustcnance- with directions to 4obtain
and cure al the meat possible layiug u
a supply for Wtnter. They moved out
10 the edge Of The flats and campea IN
sight OF several herds, and made preparations
toF grand hunt ths nezt Day; 50 It, was
US p5opsn s9sea Ssposea Sat an sloas sss shSs Se
made Of the Thinkers and the forces
ceuerajiy. dui,..s... the annro:ching contest.
So ataay1lghf, Tuesday morning, gay ana is
festive little party started for the scene Of nc
lion, md reached Gen., Renyil1e's, camp just
as ne was adrnnc1ng his column 10 the front !;
and motley set was thrre-warriors, big In
Jun me, scouts, squawf and papooses, with
their various caFfs, pony and dog trains
making column some miles In length. We
iound NO ln1ge herd until We rot out from
camp some ten or twelve miles, when we came
across herd containing about thousand !;
ING 1cneral then marBhalled his forcea IN bat
tie array, closed up the columns Of those who
were TO engage IN the fray, leaving the train
n tne !enr. 50 We advanced with q Platoon
'front.', and a guard on each flank and rear,
armed with Whips, which they freely used
upon any poor devil who stragEIed beyond
the prescribed lines and limits, either trom
curiosity OF excitement. Renville md two or
three oshe1a riding little IL advance, and at
Q given signaNN. raising his rife over Ills
Aead--the grand 'cha1ge was, to be made.
The wind was favorable, and we got within
about q, hundred yards" OF the. herd
before lit ;, got fairly under motion,
when up went the never filling tile, md such
4 racing, rushing, dashing, whooping; yelling,
isipg. ,Y falling, tumo,ing pitehi1g and dying
Cd on cur quiet, peaceful plains. From one
Knoll about one hundred dead bntfalo could
be seen, among whom the squaws were soon
bnslly at work skfnning, and cutting up thc
That evening thunder Storm visited the
camp, accompanied by q perfect hurricane,
special object Of the lightning; tour lodges
were struck, aud nineteen Indians knocked
senseless, It Was worse than secesh battery.
Most Of Us wanted to 60 home just ahout
then-d!d not feel very well. We were all as
thoroughly soaked az II We had laid In a lake
Tor n week, hut fortunately We alfs came out
safe md sound, aud no t'dcnth cold" was
taEen. II Is mighty good joke now, Int
could not see It then. >.
, 1865-08-24
Antioch College and Gov. Andrew.

: The Boston Adrerfafr, referring 70 the ac-
ceptanee, by Gov. Andrew. Of the Presidency
of. Antioch College, Ohio, says Of that tnsti-'
tuition:
,.vTo rive Gov. Andrew 1T support in no cuter>'
prise 10 which, they have iuritcd him, the Trustees
ore understood to. BE- studying thc best appoint-
nents wkch csn b. made Of probes :ots and instruc.
nce OF studeuts my require, ther propose an addf-
ton Of sl5o 900 to ths endoYmeats Of The college
1hose endovments are already about qu,rtst 81 Z
and in safely invested funds, without penny Of
debt. Win such IN enlargement as u proposed,
pnd with the body of studenta of which cycsy Day
Eivcs promise tho inco,e OF the Institution viii be
snch as will letter Che prudent plans Ct wise aa
minlsIai9rs; Ne have ND doubt that ,the we'll
u1sphs Of VA to The 3ictofies oi peace, wsi come
forward with eage1hess ID huitd up "a tustitution
which, In the appointment Of tts President. makes
60 brave Claim 10 national reputation = :
, 1865-08-24

A Savage Ord nance with Military .Sr-
proFal-SomcthiuG for Gen. Howard.

-, :.
toches, Wa.,l Tim<. Of Anrust 5th:
.. ~. 49,. ,.o
ohp1SsKGE Gs 70 ~ e ftd1sn e1x g ,ais M1s h
Go71ofufe Limits Gt Ae 1ttss n gptio.tsgs.
WuEnEAs, the relations formerly taestssns 9e.
Mesn mas1ef sn1 e. Save n1xs become snsa Ia y
whereas It is nteceasry to provide for ne propcf
police and Government Of tia ssasiy Seapa,sa p t.
manieps' ST ausne1sies sash 'Nf ne" '
FEC. J. De II Therefore Ordained y sne hoafu o.
Tohee Of the Town Of Ope1onsas+ "a. 70 negro OF
freshman shall BE- allowed 70 come within tae IoMn
oi opelonsas without spscia r;Mmts;;on r. ;n son @ hs
eupfoscr fpecaiylnf INC oexs q ~ s'stt ana nc
f,me nese+tnry os e ~ saMe %
Whocsef sball violate thls ptosIyion eaaa sGnss
stfte's, or sha'l Pay incof two doiaFs and tlity
eeniA .,,,,,, ....
sEc ne turner = aanu. taI3 ~ ia1i ,s e'eiJ netG q
Of freeman GEo slaI y lo1Mt on III etlerts OF
:sTtten rats or pertnittom big emPloyes, eha1 be
impi!sone11 and COMPLIED to work hys days On the
passs &C. h9s = s sss e permitted
70 ieut OF kacp boats within tos limits OF ne
tnMn, under anyeast.sn11anefs. anu ny ons thns
offending tEa syc ~ Sn ;aiqn Snn 3nin 70 ha
hours. The lssor or fn,nisier Of the ho9se lease4
OF Kept = afo'e' soall Pay nno o. 1ea doLafa III
ehsa oleneS ,c,-, =, .hsr ~. Il. ,.,,;,
tse hmiso. thg LOVE S o oPJbG,asas b,a wno u ned.n
Iii - i;i tiin ~ " ~ 80
9nneI nS9 ~ ms srid c,nnrc, ~ ~ nm.
otei oasA t. td ~ f 1I.1 ~ h} ta II i,es
e OWL 11;si iI44 - 1jne. which retHsson
q &c. ,ss ~ ~ r.nh, hnn1 r -, nns
eGa1os ,he n,r,.s,.s ~ ~ ~ nIy s. gue
time Any one SolassadG ~, " .os,oh ,c, o. tes e
tor thaii 90 rtrr..,s I" "of& luz '"o
das on tnG panh,ii anhiic msSsi, ~ A. ,u,,..-.,n,. ~
ats, y. ~ sstsedmen shsII be n1ios.<, Siin n"
lss Gets q e Town of opclouss;, under any eiTenn
tIa 5.rCr n brI.Iifsrf II tthe IRn.rn fTI,Ts NV
, 1865-08-24
A. F. .PEnnr, Esq, Cincinnati, o.,
j Live Deer Caught i'm Lake Michigan,

j Live Deer Caught in Lake Michigan.
Tho propeller TruesdcI1, on her way from
Grand Haven to Muskegon, on Sunday morn-
the lake short distance this side Of tic lat
Ter place, and at once squared away and bore
down for her. As she neared the pfratical
craft, the only signal 10 be seen above deck
vas hinge pair Of antlers. On consulting lis
signal book; Capt. Wilson, not finding this to
eo the flag Of any recognized nation, Ut once
As che paid no heed to this, the gnllant Cap
tain ut once determined either to run her down
or capture her at all risks. By tlint OF speed,
stratesy mud superior artillery prac.icc, he Ut
length succeeded without the loss Of q man,
u graphing md hauling aboard IN enormous
buck. Good for Capt. Jack.
, 1865-08-24

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ o1F1cE or TBK BoAED or PrnL1c woExs,1
CHICAGO. Aug. IL l5t73-
Mhertas. The c1aanoos Council q tAe city of Cat-
sa1 of MRdisoa street to The north ride OF Jackson
sttett b: c1.tlrd filed and graded SAID warx to b
Ic Works, ard that the Of certn thoueand one
nuptnd upe,y-ctghs " 100 dollars be Asses.a upan
The RAJ estate deemed benefited By the improvement
50 o1ctc, according to the pzort6toas of the Revised
Charter as amCadc fn srch GAsea made and provided
Now stettfoEc. ruhHc netscF u herehy given 70 ali
persons interested, tiat the CosnrrtsstoorT. thc
HoErt Of Public Works wtn meet nj Room &c. Is, ta
the Court House. in eatd city. the Eth day Of AL
Euu, An. 1s& 1t The hour Of 10 o'e1uck m. 10
scss ihe &Hopui directed Aforesaid BY the Coomoo
Council to be assckscd tho real estate deemed bee
n:ed By raid contemplated Improvement.
I.G. GIEDELE,
FRED LETT,
O. J, ROSE,
C1nmIsslouess Of the Board or Public Wozts
, 1865-08-24
1:S,innl.
THLINGlIAST, ALLEN g. C(
WOOL.

.EkyEnNcx.: J. O. RuttH, President Traders NJ.
t!nnal BaaE; =. y. Elckers"n, tlcs Pzeatds7s Fhst
A. t'n;, pfF ka1e, .E1TRAGT TOBACCO hs s1EEr
WAnu. curfs Ecab, 1tck4, and e1nin, ana improves
n peaIuncc nnt EruHth Of Wool. AulshSSl1Sdp
, 1865-08-24

" OfTiCE OF TIE BoAEo OF FCBL1c WnKKa}
CHICAGO, Aus. Is, lS1-
Whereas, Tho Common Council Of tie city pf ChIca-
go has o1tettd that the nuc.s N Mock L, Of Dnuc.
% y s6a HSa1ic Inn a aEan4 TO inicaSo, " 1!ls9
slpez!n,enata,ee Of 1hs Hoa14 cf Public Nosks, AID
Dg dol:ss be nssessed upon the real estate deemed
tencoted ~ the improvement 20 ordered, according
IA such eAses nRlt ana f4osittd- -
Nor. :he1eore. lublis notice s he:rhy stren 70 N
lonn Of Public Works VIII ,atct AZ Ka5o,n No L In
:tn tors Mnnse q sasd cisy. on the 5th Gay Of An
euet 4, D. 1Sd, At tho cre 10 o'clock L.. TO
s<es The amount 6trected aofekatd by the Common
Council he AakG4sej tbt rcaf estate deemed
ltSG b sait cont cUTtalrd tcaTHpy eMent.
J. G. GIEDELE,
FRED. LETZ,
o. J. EQSE
Commissioner Of IT, Dnl1d Of F1huc Work..
, 1865-08-24
Rem 33ub{iratioNs.
Gu atrr 1!1ilhrcIS.

w AFTER WHEELS, Manufac-
tnfed by hxxrleAx TArcE WUry1 Co. 4.
cc3 ss sEeet, Hosn., Na*. The most economical
ful opntlo. y ~ toEies et DoutnC ills For cTes
Fosf With little water It has 10 eonI 10 Tie enun,9
speed. DC. eautstsG;: :bt:sd,s
, 1865-08-24
rORPORATION. NOTICE.

4 NUIePURAI!UN.N NOTICE.
~ OFFICE or TIE BoAKp or I'C1LIc yroRKsf
CU-cAGo, Aug II, lS6i.
Vbt1saA, tht Common CouLc1 VI the city oi Chi
u!nE ro11h md south through blocx . Fof1 Dearborn
Addition 10 cheaEo be srad.d md pAaEed, said work
I1his Wo.ks. ard tha; Inc sum OF four hupcrcd and
estate deemed hencotcd bE tbe ei.npsoEs1ot order
"a. according to the of she Reytd ClAEtcf
Now therefore, rpbltc notice Il hereby EsTcn to Ill
re1s0ns interested, that the ConltnisstooeFs OF tie
beard Of Iablic Works will Eoor, No. Is, In
tle CouFt House In said city, the 9Th day OF Au
gust, A. D. 1h6a. At the hour 81 10 o'clock, to
Corpx1l 10 he real estate deemed bee
0ted By said ccn.e1npl1tcd improvement.
j. 6. EIErELE,
FRED, LETT,
q, j. HOSE,
Commissioners OF the Boara OF lubME Worl5.
, 1865-08-24
Qbtca9o Qrtbnue.


In Episode to the Overland Journey
The PnFfy take u hide to the Sierra
Nevnda, over The Central Pacific kaatl-
road-Pros.Fcnz aud Promise of this
EntcFprisc-PlaecrN N1fnine-The Start
for Oregon and Puges Sound.
, 1865-08-24

!. Hear! HgARl-The London Rsriew notes
that new form Of applause is neeom{nss eom-
mon tn the London theatres The audience
When pleaSed with any expression or senti-
ment uttered ly the actors, rarely clap their
hurds and shout tsbravor' but adopt the par
uapeAiary expression, "Aes1. hcarH go.
, 1865-08-24
TINTED STATES MILITARY

UNITED STATES MILITARY
~ RAILROADS.
OFFICE ~ Ass1k7Axr rouAs1xaNAsT1n.
NAsl!ngfon, 2. G, July = 1866
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING 6TOCk.
VIII be sold Public Auction. 10 the highest bidder
the following rolling sock:
shor, In Portland, Maine, sl1 10 Locomotive En-
Efnes.
ltans shcr, In Boston. Aass., four Locomotive En-
sGes e. MONDAY, September a at Kenness SQUARE. ueaz
Phladephis, Penn. Flty (N) Boz Freight Cars, toUz
On #EDSFsDAF, sepse1s5tr n, at WILMINGTON,
DEL, EfghtJ.four 81 BoI FEcighr Cars, ave 1eet
gauge.
TIC above stock is a1 new ant1 Of the very besf
qualify. = -,
cylinders iG1et inekek They can be changed to nsE-
row Euagc at y trtdinE expense.
Sales u commence at u AN.
Terms: Cash In Government lunds- s.--...-
H. L. ROBINSON.
ba9g5s-sSt BEETet Colonel nnd a. O. u.
, 1865-08-24
rORPORATIOy NOTICE,

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ oIJ1cr or 1uE BoAEp or PrR1lc WoxKA?
ErECA0u. AnE. II, 1s6a
Whereas the Common Council Of the city Of Chicago
has ordered TINT Tic alley running east and west
through Block s. NolCotI's Addition 10 Chicago, be
plnnked said work to be Gone under the spatRtead-
encc Of thc Board Of Iulle WORKS. &nd tnxt The
the raj ts,ale det11td leaeoied h The iinHnxenens
Cha1cf ~ sEenaed snch cases made and provided
Nov. theIe:o1c public notice hereby given 70 ~
toe,d Of Public Works will meet g hoom No. Is, Ia
thc Court Eousc IL falf cy pn the 9Th dnF ofAu-nss,
lrneunt directed as aforc9zid by the Common Council
70 Lc assGesed the real cstaio deemed L<ue1ied by
fbid cont lcDplsted improvement:
- J.G. GIEDELE.
FRED. LETT,
Old. ROSE,
, CommisEoGers Q! the Board ofPnta,c Works.
mi
, 1865-08-24
FOR THREE
L REICK ENGINE HOUSES WITH sUpPOLICE

II
STATIONS COMBINED.
OYT1u OF TILE B0AIp or PCHL1c WoEK4,}
Chicago. Aug. Il, lsG5.
Et Aled PROPOSALS viii be rFrcfvcd by tho board Of
Public Nelks uutI II 4 ". Thulstas, Aug. slst, for
viii Sub Poiice Stations combined to oe locaied and
cGrtructet according 10 ths rlaus and specifications
on Ole IN this Gfbcc.
Proposals. must Be uadrcssd the Board Of 1un,lc
Works. rndorsed - fTopoNls ior EnSire Ho9sesn and
which Will be furnished ~ the Board.
lsngo%s14 musl ht tnsac scpa11ieay Tor tic rnnson
Engine Home std Of each sub.l'olicc Station The
pr0po9ls for Ergine Honae 1nusl be separate and
dieiiHc: 3c PROPOSALS the Police Stations COM
bnt With It.
Thr UGrtd rcse.Te The right rect my all bids
and I'D viii 1e accc[.co unless the I1zty oht1tak
1t gives kfir satisfactory 70 the roAsd Tint hu ts
ccfnrc1cp, reliable, und responsible.
I.C.GTEDEIE,
FREu. LETT,
Il. j. fHtSE,
nCrfS,<9-.tt Board OF Public WORKS
, 1865-08-24

Having bceu curet Of a2eruasot.hea b. celcoFa
ted phys3asu and obtained his method Of t.cot
dearr 10 send 1utfers um self abuse lie means By
which they can hs p.zmanent!y ctfoa AL epmn.n9t
LEY, +. D. DraHcr 63SS Chicago. H.. ar .sEissn
, 1865-08-24
TAST IRON WATER PIPES

OIT1CE or TIE HoARp or PCa11c ToRKa,
Ca1ca8p. Aug. 1nh lR5 K
,t,1in wcItT T1tn MnSHS tne tsa5" ssh tot ot
Nc del..e q tn Gh!esso Of Ih,te Hundred
10 rneclutaftons On Gle IN th1 office
1he asltFE mast c9EoEence on Or before October
The pnes w1 be Y ict long md Nclgh respectively
oft M I'D aea Pre- - pouads aG 90 pounds. suit.
be required for aad ripca Bids should state be pices
tsr which tue straight rdre viii be delivered and zlao
The Eficc for the mnnche4 &c,
Proposal. must be atrrctcd 10 the Roasd of FntlIc
MorE9; endorsed "Ptoroaa1s fur Cast Ann Water
1he Eeafd rescycs the right to reject any Of al Ida
md 20 bid vii be acccptcd uncks the Heard haze ey[
cuppcte1t to Go the work within the tIle stnte and
II wholly ttli1b3e md tcxp0nsible
J. G. GNDElE,
FRED. LEIZ
q. u. ROSK,
, 1865-08-24
Steamships.

HAVANA AND VERA CRUZ.
Ill The American md Mexican Mail Steamship
Company win despatch thelT tew and c1egnnt aide
whee! Msamets from Sew ~ YTG Ias M ths aboxs R9rts,
For freight or passage appiy to CHAS. A: WHIT
NEY, A2t., 70 broadway. New York. myssfss23n,sdp
, 1865-08-24

In consequence OF the Ill heth Of one Of the p.tnc
pal owners. the prorc7tT ofthe
Spring Hill Refining Co.,
Located IN the Oh Kegton II -Ttusy11le, Pa. viii be
sold chtsp. This teEny Is sltnate "a eighteen scrts
Of on Land In the city, which thry own ln fer
az Which M 1oW 1fQ developea wel down rs se
Mahy vets azo now being put down IN the iusnesl-
afe vicinity, with fne pTosnectA
The various buildings Of the Refinery astanEed On
The alore Of hill. tina ayolDg ensceasity OF Tumr
log, usually 60 great tax upcn the rn5uuteturc ofO
more than abundant zuppfJ Of rl1re Spring Water
lsfrln!seed BY the numerous iTng tie prts ~,
Ehes M,Ehl also falulah supply fot the fs ssoSnE
They have taakage enclosed in buildings for aboat
charging capacity OF 80 hr., with ~ the neee5sz1y
treating tauks with sp1endld mow1 Agitation and AZ u
machinery, xrparctua &c. which they hafs 49, put y
rne orer for prosecuting the b1sness ~ me oas s
psared y "A the quality af tho ola taes
Ihe.e M az tIo good dwelling houses % t6eTsureEty,
md two o. three ah1ntcs Tor 1no, h0ne cam sno
alable-foqnc for tcanas, tc.i &c- -
Fof fmthT particulars apply 70
,,DOLLNER, POTTER & CO.,
NEW. YORK.
Or to H. CURTIS, at the office oa tbs premises. nsus
y'!s; Hses ps1ai @iu se made s..y, aad sra ex =. r
tqpVap9a Xtia0at tass1zugaQo. tusaSFsaHH
, 1865-08-24

~ OF
STEAMBOATS,, Wharf Boats, Barges,
and other Property.
QEART1K1AsTN GENERALS o

KxauI9aros, .. e. July y. A5.
;hs Rasss s.a 9, pn r. a. sss a.s wr
6oaa' 6sFRss md esasF properly. no.'tlrt1's.
At CINCINNATI, ,,9eT 9HIos gSMI1 MONDAY Ao- .
ro..hs ,.esa~hs.i sass s{esadoas D. c. Horton, tes
1St E.e,rwheei ~ ste.mtoat Zen, Me[gs regsterc, .
tos,; ,,.,n,o.t f, c,osx f,a1u,s,,v 9, c,
L a e. s Ia !e registered IS, ,n m tom.
sns e ~ :! : Ssa sss. ssa % .ssa - s - w.
9ns 'ynk 4 4 fAEkEsnH K
cNG1NNam. NJ ohio. taosaee anu ~ap''e'' 's'' -
'' aa4e' - - aa1'ki i'''
Al LOUISVILLE, IT, UNTIL WEDNESDAY, AJ
Mos., n.rv-s cn.r71rr Hrnrv f5ar Too,fo,e f,,v,-
o: snd D soFfon- and 1F seventeen t'' eaa"a'c
u Fas asssy sssy & sdssl.e, 81 steamboat r
sd siaa.Sss ~ sse' ;.ssneoss Ohio ts.eek,.
IA sn!rtssn ng Gqnxn,e B.rgges: -n,
saisfasns :.
AT ST. Io11ss sti.TKs k1sseFR1; sg24 gsTn TUESDAY,.
ssssf sss@sf Il f
tors; -,., 49, ..,...s..
ss3ss; s: ;s:: 4, F.
tsisnss rseistered ii tons. 'o' w. 11's''
sidewssei stss@sr sslsis sssistsed s. soas On '''
sswhesi seam FIc FIne 81 o7a e7as
stsa@z eRs Ssf aasS ;sRs III
'ess s;:r.h.el gov boat, steamer se-,ooy. re,.,,
sts9a::rh.,, tses: steamer registered "a
wheel steamer u. Y. Dafu rE;4Atcfe1 q to!ts-