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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15

NEW York, June 14.-Thep Persia and
Cityof' Cork took out to-day one million In
specie,erau, of'gIr1 lujW 41srop 9J-st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15

REsIGNED.-2d Lieut.. Melvin B. Camp
bell, I'd Cav.,t.5- .yG- b. a..r..lT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15
HOneOpathY.

The Homeopathic Medical Society of
Ohio met again yesterday forenoon at the
place OF its previous meeting, and adjourn
ed at one o'clock p. NJ. to hold its next an
nual session in this city on the second Tues
day in June, 1866.
The following gentlemen were appointed
to make reports on the subjects named for
the next meeting: . a
Spotted Fever-Dr. Barber, Gallon.
Intermittent Fever DR.. Shepherd,
BloOmingdale.
Diseases of the Eye and Ear-Dr. Hunt,
Cincinnati.
Surgical Diseases-Dr. Keyes, Ravenna.
Erysipeas--Dr. G. Ii. Blair, Columbus.
Diptheria-Dr. Bigler, Cincinnati. '
Potencies-Dr. Tuller Newark.
High and Low Dilutions-Dr. Barnes,
Mount Vernon.
Uterine Diseases-Dr. John c. Sanders,
Cleveland. sr.w
Urinary Diseases-Dr. Thomas, Cincin-
natl. s..''.
Topical Applications-Dr. A. o. Blair,
Cactus Grandhoris-Dr e. P. Penfeld,
Bucyrus.
vaccination-Dr. E. G. Witherell, Gin
cinnati. ..ar.
Epidemics-Dr. c. G. Olmstead, Paines-
vile.
Delegates were appointed to attend the
meetings next year of the American Insti-
tute of Homeopathy at Pittsburg, the West
ern Institute of Homeopathy at Cleveland,
and the Michigan Institute of Homeopathy,
at Detroit.
Suitable resolutions were adopted in re-
gard to the decease Of two prominent MEM
bers of the Society during the past year
DR.. Storm Rosa, of Painesville, and Prof.
George w. Bettley, of Cleveland.
The session yesterday forenoon was quite
an interesting one. Much miscellaneous
business was transacted, which we have not
room to detail, Reports of extraordinary
cases were read, and various topics, partic-
ularly spotted fever, were ably discussed,
and many valuable suggestions made to
both medical and non-medical men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15
New .York Stock Narket-.-Junc bal.

Stocks strong. Rock Island. Se1 Fort Wayne
9oi Toledo, los; Northwestern, 20; do, preferred.
i55K Michigan Central, III; Recalling. 94dl Quick
silver 50 Atlantic Steamship Go, l17s; New York
Central, 93s; Erie, 7S}6 Hudson, l07N; Michigan
Southern, 65 Cleveland d Pittsburg, e7ts: Cum
berland, llx; North Carolina &c. T Missouri 6s 70k;
Tennessee 90, 72l4; 73os. 99X; 1910 coupons, 96.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15
New York Cattle Market.

- Receipts of Beef Cattle were sgain pretty. heavy.
and with only moderate demand. Prices receded
l91hc per ID. The demand was mainly for good TO
prime steers, while the offerings were mainly ordi-
Larry to common, and they could only be sold att
markeI REDUCTION in prices. The extreme range
not many above 16c. Marke drags, even at the re-
duotioi in rates. and it was with no little difficulty
berries in market interferes with consumption
of meats materially. The different grades are
quoted above. Veals were heavy but UNCHANGED.
Sheep and Lambs plenty more active, and l92c
lower. Quotations above. Hogs duh. heavy and
lower, as above.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15

,iDIscHARGED.--Capt. Lewis #! Hale, 1l6th,,
and lstrBieut Geo. B! McCord, 111th Inf
their services being no longer REQUIRED. m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-15

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25

REFERENCES:
GOLD Hull. w. Flood g. Co.; w. ii. Blau'
Welt, Ag't Bank Of Cal; =. D. Headly. Agt W..
F. & Co; John II. Mills, Esq.
VIRGISIA-B. F. Hastings X Co.; Paxton &
Thornburg; J. II. Latham. Ag't w, +. Co;
Geo. T. Zones. ESQ. oco
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
VIRGINIA CITY, November -, 1865.

Cur Our!-lt is many years since l fell
in love with Jerusha Skreggs, the hand
somest gal by far that ever went on legs.
BY meadow. creek and wood and dell,
often did we walk, and the moonlight
smiled on our meeting lips, and night
winds learned our talk. Jerusha Jane
was all TO me, my heart was young and
true, and loved with a double and twisted
love, and q love that was honest too. I
roamed all over the neighbors' farms, and
robbed the widowed bowers, and tore my
trowsers and scratched my hands in
search Of choicest flowers. In my boyish
love l brought all Of these to my Jerusha
Jane: but / wouldn't be so foolish now if
I were a bow again. A city chap then
came along all dressed up in store clothes,
with a shiny hat, a shiny vest, and NOUS
tache under his nose. He talked to her
of singing schools (for her father owned a
FARM, and she left me-, her country love,
and took the new chaps arm. And all
that night l never slept, nor could l eat
next day, for I loved that girl with a fer
vent love that naught could drive away.
I strove to win her back to me. but it was
all in vain. The city chap, with hairy
lip, married Jerusha Jane. And my heart
was sick and sore. until the thought
struck me, that just as good fish remained
as e'er were caught in the sen. So l went
to the Methodist church one night, and
saw a dark brown curl peeping from un-
der a Gypsy hat, and I married that very
girl. And many years have passed and
gone, and I think my loss my gain; and
l often bless that chap who stole Jerusha
Jane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25

WISDOM AMID BABBLISo. Sensible
talk about a Miners Convention is pre-
scn,ed by the Sacramento Union:
"If the movement be generally Endorsed
by practical miners, however, a mass Con-
vention may be held without further
trouble about the preliminaries, and the
gold seeking fraternity will doubtless be
we'll bestowed at the Capital. An assem-
blage for such purposes should include
representatives from all classes who are
directly interested in the mines-the men
of wealth who own and boss the big store.
houses of treasure, as well as the hard
handed toilers with the pick-the capital
ist and the laborer-the manager and
those he employs in mine or mill-the
honest prospectors as well as the hawkers
of specimens, who are hungry for green
backs. Thus constituted, its discussions
of measures for diminishing litigation, for
securing uniformity of mining laws, and
for drawing attention to the rich resources
of the different districts, and its COMPARE
son of methods of opening mines and
working ores, would command respect,
instruct our legislators and be fruitful OF
beneficial results"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Grand Military and CIVIC
al VI ~ }: =: ),
THE EMMETT GUARD,
At Armory Hall, virginia,
On the evening Of
THANKSGIVING DAY,...Dec'r ., 1865.
Committee Of Arrangements;
Lieut. Commoford, Lieut. sullivan.
Corporal Shea, sergeant Lyons,
private Coloan. Private Forester,
Sergeant Daley, Sergeant Sommoioru'
Private Leary, Private FltzgerMu'
Private Cooley, Corporal Phelan,
Private McElroy, Private Hanley.
Invitation Committee.
VIRGINIA.
Ma.G len. yanBokkelen Brig Gen II w Theall,
Can, q q Warner. Col Chas A Sumner,
Hon A W Baldwin, Capt John Cahnl'
Hon Caleb Burbank, George Birdsall,
LIrut w A Bourne, Hon w H Clagett,
Lieut. Sutterley, Hon ID NJ agner'
r Williams. CClark, Esq,
Mai sam Wasserman, Hon John A Collins,
u Hermann, ESQ, John Piper, Esq,
A Burke, Hon II e McDougall,
John Spring, Hon 7 Murray
CT Hillyer, Ut Goodman,
John Sugeut, Esq, jacob Young
Hon B q Whitman, 81 Brown,
Snml Ferguson, Lieut. Ingham,
, Geo + Jones. John SHAW,
Thos Praslev, Hon John James,
N Mccarthy, VIM Walsh
Hugh Kelly, = Mulcnhy,
II Paddock, II kerrln'
James Root, w Cutter,
Hon F A Tritlc, RI Smith,
Thos Sunderland, John Gillig,
" Thayer. Samuel Curtis,
Col Eyre. X ii Rhoades,
James Malone, Moore
John A Paxton, james Rennie.
GOLD HILL
NM Theo A Hale, John = winters Esq
u lynch. J ii Mills,
MAJ Ball, Hon ID Moou'
W w Bishop, y MURPHY,
Thomas Carson, LE SolDain'
II Smith, TOCohheii'
SILVER CITY.
DB Lcary, J. Callahan,
/ + Meade. John McConc.
CARSON.
Gov II q Blasdel. Hon a Curry,
Hon c NJ Crossman, Hon c y Noteware.
Hon L Nightingale, Alfred Helm ESQ
Eon C NJ Brcsnan, Hal Clayton, Esq.
Reception Committee.
IRed Rosetts.l
Sergeant Commoford, Private Hnnley'
PrIuate Forester, Private bride.
Floor Managers.
white Rosettes.l
Sergeant Lyons. Corporal Phclan,
Private Fitzgerald.
Observation-Disclosures CAIIILL.
Dancing to commence ut q o'clock. no2i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25

| thank my old friends and the public grneraily
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
10 business, 10 merit Y continuance Of the same.
f- Remember the DID STAND, No. III
South G street, Virginia.
nool NJ h. w. hE1Eo,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25

GROWING OLD.-Petroleum V. Nasty
writes that he had an interview with the
President lately, which terminated thus
wisely:
"Iz thar emmy little thing I kin du fer
ver." seq he. "Nuthin ~pertickler. I
wood aksept ov a little POST orfis ef it wur
sittooated within ezy range ov a respek.
tibul disstillery. My politikle daze IL well
nj over. Let me but see the old party
wunst moar beehoald the Konstytooshun
ez it il, and the Uneyun ez it wuz, and the
Niger ware he o 2 bee, and I will rap the
mantil ov privit life around me, and lie
down to delliryum tremens happy. !
hev no ambishun. l am in the seer and
WALLER leef. Theas whitenin lox. them
sunken cheeks. warn me that age and
whiskey hev dun thar per6ck wurck. and
I shall sune 60 hentz. Skorn not my
wurds. I hev sed. Amen"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
The RAILROAD WASH Our.-The Sac

The RAILROAD WASH OUT'-Ahe oac-
ramento Bee, of Thursday, says:
There was much sensation in this city,
Yesterday afternoon, for the reason that
during the day no train had arrived over
the C. P. Railroad. The morning and
noon trains of the S. V. Road got in at or
near the usual hours. About 6 P. NJ. the
noon or passenger train of the Pacific
Railroad reached the city, and then was
ascertained the cause of the delay. Be-
tween Auburn and Colfax the rains had
been 80 heavy as to sweep the earth away
under the ties in many places where en-
bankments had been constructed. The
engineer states that in some parts OF the
road the danger was so imminent that he
stood ready to jump from the locomotive
at any moment"
The train was thirteen hours in going
from Colfax to Sacramento-a distance oil
ifty-three miles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25

CoLrAx.-The Dutch Flat Inquirer gives
the following description Of the present
terminus of the Dutch Flat railroad:
mo town at present can compete with
it for muddy streets, or the depth OF that
article in them. 1t is nothing now to see
whole caravans disappear under the allu-
vial soil of that delightful, romantic and
| picturesque village. Companies are now
being organized for the purpose of "fsh-
ing out" parties who are so unfortunate
a, to get of the top side of a hard board,
thinking the prospect Of an independent
fortune sufficiently encouraging if they &C.
cure half that goes down."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
IN have this day sold my interest In the Union
Market, together with all outstanding book &C.
counts, to L. 7. Fox, who will give proper re-
csipts for the same. J. l.. SWASEY.
Gold Hill, November IA, 1865. nol5 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
For the Gold Hill Newsl
OPPORTUNITY.

A AIMEE ADDRESS TO II fEStANs.
uow ,o,, hoo. GA .hsr,.h.d n, Fri, In vain
:,
How long has his knocking returned her appeal
uono,
r 80,
-un
thrilled
The voe-time of Erin IL nearly fulhlled.
"neh u 'oesn VI" "' ""
,s.,, ,ou.. IN III a
-
'Mong the arst In the line, with their Banner Of
Green,
Were the bows who eourt.maytidlsd the son OF q
Queen.
anu On 'no nrS' neiu '""' w,
Waving far in the van. lone in triumph, was
seen.
Nv the Fla. Of our Country, tina, Banner OF
Green
kt0H' inie'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
f.. w. KEYES,

No. Re South c observation-disclosures,
Wishes TO inform his friends. and the public gen.
orally, that he has on hand II com.
plete stock Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25

Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Bedding, Carpets. Blankets, Shcctings'
Crockcry, Wooden and Willow
Ware. etc, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
e. w. YES,
Sexton & Superintendent
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
Also Of the Catholic.

THIS CEMETERY IS SITUATED IN THE
L range of mountains back Of the County Hos.
pital. overlooking the city of Virginia. The
Sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
Of the city, and knowing the wants VI the commu.
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under IN Act Of the late Legislature, In trust, un'
iii such time "a the same shall be Incorporated, to
secure n resting place for the dead, and TO afford
to the friends Of the deceased the consolation Of
knowing that under this trust this Cemetery can
never be- disturbed, sold, or used for any other
purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25

WHY are suicides the most successful
people in the worlds Because they always
accomplish their W ends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-25
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite W., +. Il Coz
GOLD HILL.

NTINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Nl to the best advantage.
Stock Quotations received by telegraph from
San Francisco Immediately after close OF each
Board.
Greenbacks and Treasury Notes bought and
and sold at best possible rates. in any quantity.
Highest price paid for Gold Hill, Virginia and
County Warrants.
Real Estate Agent. Rents, etc, collected.
Auctioneer for the sale OF Mining Stocks LOT
assessments. and nil licenses and taxes on sales
properly paid, and IL correct record keptof all
sales,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
V'HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

r. 70. "a west fourteenh-si., corner si1thsve
n -. rs rofty SIKH year MONDAY Sc ptember
a. every advantage for the education Of youth Ia bo
'nenrry ard higher branches III ancient and modern
eooh keeping and all other departments Of com
s.s eo1rse Pupils received a. all ages. aud thor
'ykl!y prepared for osllege or business
r. made TO tho Facues of Columbia College and
vs ots University Also to the following gent ensn,
Hs n hHve s;tensed the schools tho Rev. Drs fefTis,
Cs1 Spencer Haiheh bowling Sommers Imbie (Jersey
xsi,,s nann n, tNews Horubower fateissll Dr TfaE,
Ch W sanford, Rsvensw ood Dire. T.. N. Ven WilkIe,
Wsnes W.s hensehei, H. W. b. Woodruff j. W. Elliot o. +.
w. Sohn o.torn. Otto Pul graf; Asssrs.L William H.
1rphen r. Rns'e Peter s. Hoe. Robert Carter and
' whose names, together with CONNIE ndatory let
80" wiz be found IN the Circular. y
a p OIrACRPNpOs ps.,o1
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
Goal, &r.
COAL AT COST.
~ BEST QUALITY Of COAL AT 81 30

" prsr QUALITY OF COAL AT 81 80 ..
rur CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL CoMPANf are
to shareholder. coal Of the best quality direct
c,o m. mine, at 81 Soper tun Of eoo pounds
.a,,, ,.yb, A limited NUMBER OF new sub'cribers wall DO
,eceived The company refers by perui'oro thstoo"ins
!. ,.holJ.r. who lave used the ccsl
I,vrs O. SMITH N. D., No. 81 Cinton-r'ce.
IsMps r. WARD. NJ D., No IL East Thirtythird-s
4oEERT BUCK Cashier Pacific National Bauk, No. 40
nTnaaTfPL c, ROBBINS Brooklyn, Of McKesson l. Rob.
h,n. drngsi,t, No. % Fultop st. New-York.
JoIIN H. WITfE, Brooklyn of Wilte 4 Bohu grocsrs,
No ia Washing gtonst. New York
MEERY HARMEs. HoboAen, grocer No. 2ss Washing
ton At New York.
Il CASE. Jersey City, Of Reeve, Case Banks grocers,
Ma. 81 and 90 Front st., New-YoTk.
0EO DAVIS office No COuItlandtst. New.fork:
Mrs.rs j. w BRiCHER Co, No. I9 We.s Twenty
uinh-.t.. New-York. .IN
HfRTER BROS, Nos. SAT Broadway and iO7 Mercer ST.
New.york .i' aN "i A.. =,
shares sach which entities tho holder to one un ''
coal asnuaiy. at cost es above. r.. A., ,.,vs,x of
sub,c rptions the sioox. and orders for me
coal received a, the office Of the comp NY NO ~ d.,
Room No. 90 where further nfornaion wii Do c"e''''
gwen. rH1 tNI'
oREsTEs CLEVELAND; riesia,h' srn,
J. B. CLEVELAND zee rle'i's"~
CHAS. JENklNS, trsiIer
.. NM p SrANDIsH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

ouARrsnaAsrxR 81 ssERAL,s Opuos1
W..nrSoros, ID. C., August "a, 1855. )
CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
WIN be sold at public auction during the month Of SEP
TENDER to the highest bidder, ths time and places
named '''"' W. NEwyonK.
NewYuk City. Tuesday Of each week, 100 Horses each
SewYOrk City. Thursday Of each week, 200 Mules each
day.
Philadelphia Thur'dsy OF each week 100 Horses esch day
fna,dep1 sssrs.y % sepI.nesf d and Wednesday and
Fn,bnvb Thur,d,y snd friday Of each week TO .p,em.
ber a. inclusive, 80 Mules each Day.
Harrisburg Tu..dsy Of each w~t. $50 Mules e'eh day.
Indiana Tuesday, s,Itembrr A. $50 siues
G,.tpSas Tas,d;y s.sGH. a. u IT, goa Horses
Altoona Thursday Sep yo1 sloh,r ,J 70 i'o Horse"
Ipd.n.pO. September H. IL H. Is II and 20 80 Horse.
lad ssapo, September IL ard 49, lo Mules each dsy
csIe,,o s.p,es.r is a. e. 90 $50 sue, each day
Chicago September T. 49, 20 ~ ~ l3o Hersss each
day -
wilmipriau. Fsiday Of e.ch week IN Mae. each day
winiHs'0h Ta''d'y It y.Il EI. 10 h'''' e'ea Jay
Tr,n,on Tu,.d.y sep,-nb.r s. Isc Mules.
a"n'00' Is''1'" sepi,g,s,T p.sSLlSD = % Mule"
Bslhmor.. Tlhur.d,y. September !, leo Muies.
Bstm0rr' Thur'd-y' s.P,.sssr,Ip Pi9is,pi' H. i" "a's"
g. Louis. Thnr.lay sep,smb.I ard Tue'dhy and Thurs
d'y Ofs'eh ~e's ,A're.','i kSsts 5ss ''' s1'" ay
For L-svenworh. cenmrDciny Tussdsy. SEPTEMBER ~
and continuing thereafter Of such tns'u TIC pePo' e'e
master may de.i.is'e ?ooo Nues
OIEsBOAouoN, D, G: -.
Tus,dsy and ThoT'day f-seh week oO horses e'sh "a!
/ No ssLs OF anss will take place.
WAsHlSGTOS ID. G.
III. .nns. b. .od Ia September are superior "a sny
h-r-i fore of-I-d ,As pabe- 1h- majority Of them s'
.pr,sS "a az fa. .sri. Of .4i, al TIE ,ppu. Gov
en,,sf aaie I tfgi be difoscJ sf buye, 7nb nsrqoT
Gsa.I la,-s u asi. tat Opportunity % psrehass
AnIssis vii be srlI suEiy.
s.i.. - Goa ui.tcs - 10
T.sm. ea.h IA Uul.sd states currency.- -
JAMES A. EEfS,
gr.ve. urir,deG,n-r IN charge Flrn Diviroa, " GO
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
4. n; .ssx,y, Auctlon.sr;

A. NJ MgRwrS AuctIonssr.
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
- ts6 Broadw,y, coz Of ih.st-Sales Of Boots sta
tsnsry Pictures Works Il Art Fancy Goods Furours ke
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 2, at O'Clock. ed.
and the fonr following evsning. at the same hour
CHOICE PRIVATE LIbKARY-ueinz the entire colec-
tion Of tho late DR.. CHAPLIN A. llARnTS Of Baltimore
compr' ng copies Of the bet editions osy ENGLISH, In
morocco ard calf bindings Of valuable works in History
Biorspy. Voyages and Travels Poery Theology Medicine
and sugry Denii'ry and collection Of choie. Mcel.
neous Literature kc slso variety Of finely ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS. richly bound Together forming enc Of ths bes,
selected privuts libraries that been offered public sale
Catalogues are ready and tho Books are on rIhibiton
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
Sales bp Aullio!,.
Oh. EunDKrr. Auciioneer

>-.,r, ~ w. hUnDKTr tucfionr'r ,.,,,r,
SIEAM-TUGS at AUCJION.-BURDE 1 [,
- JONES Co VIII ,rll WEDNESDAY,, Sept II,
inmcdfey aer tho Government sale Of Nrsse 2n board, at
fc't ofGods, Brootyu the Philadelphia built Tug. GEN
MCCLELLAN, length * H. b.sm. ~ Il. deph a en-
eins siKlt inch ~ inder ow hne well sat"d
and Just been thoroughly ared, well fund IN snhofs
chains, boats, &c. Aso, ths JAMES a. NHIGII kpsh.
IS It,. beun u a. depth, f. cnine 20xl1 inch cyni~r
ish pietture ia compete oIrt built ia May, 1895 wen
Now yiny at Atlantic Docks Brookyu, where they sy be
cxa aInined.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
INTENSIVE AUCTION SAILS
oovIRsngST MEDICAL STORES
UOspirAL PROPERTY


WIN b. soA 9, Fable Auction u W. time ard places Dec
igrsisd heiow lar qu' nifty Of Hsaoine', iiosrsl store
tur.ca Int sod nfcshss to1ss etafonsry, Bed
Lng Hospital dlosh nr turni,UI- sod p.isnses
Uni 81 STAT AfmT DrHrsal Hospiia, ffeSeick Mary
Land THURSDAY. sep~iubsr IL a.,
Al Ju.ei saes Army Co era uospsial. GRAFTON, Nes'
yirsini.. SarUR RDAf. September 10
Al United fta.s fAusy l'nsTsi HospitAl, fasenbnfS'
We., Vif. .ins TUESDAY. seP-nibe, 49,
AZ Uult~d Sts,-, kruy Oon-r,l ho.2tL, Charssto~n
Wet yf-ini,, FRIDAY ssptsnib-r n
Al United Army Orsrral losl tai, HGPcTs Ferry
yirni. THURSDAY, september 81 - .
Al uni.d state. Army General Hospital, Suys'iIe MnJ
land FRIDAY. srp,subrr %.
Al Medical PuFvrying nopo' No. No9th thfie''''
sfmore Maryand MOSDAf, OctobefI
Tl a., vil roaifnsnfr Frederick al O'Clock r. M
NJ lie her plasr. Il 10 O'Clock and continue diy until
The propy 4. .roei n, Much of the rrop~y bot it'
ds sor be ssd because 10 longer r. hred py GOV
n'ff. . - -
Tam eqi IN Gosenren fuaif At time Of 'veia'e ,nd
r rorfty be removed within foyesh hours IRON day
Z. sll-. :, T., .tru
worthy attention OF mhnPisciur 70, Mpefer. ani
a, M. i avr... isfgs quantity 4 aud valuable
ledicinss AGTca nsffiu'us sursirai Df'sfs fh' up
p.ncr, ooa. Bedding Clothing Iin-wh", Del :" are ana
o.ri'sl Furn.1re sniong them tue following He OF bsu
dius and o. ina aH nrlrs About tn0 Ded.hck.. io,OV
10 go us.. so Hslr MltiEs.ss lOOo Mosquito
u ar 3coi iir Pillows. 7t0O filow tases soVD ri1oN
Tirk. 700 snros coon ard inrnl. 2o Csp., 9D psif
Drawerr 1nO Dressing gowns so Cotton Shfts 80" 9.p
pers 500 pair Woocn socks bescos quep'nJ oil the
ss icles worn. but rood ,,,,-
c.d "a. Catalogue OF the feipcve eir. eau .. po
cured by aplyus a, this Office or at no hospa' ~ any
time within ~ day. previous to each sale :, , -,
h. 4. BLISS. Sgr,e9n u. N1l',s
Medical fuIsc. u = a.
Medical Purreyor' onice Baltimore Nd aep'en0ef y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
O. W. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

O. w. BoTELER, Auctionesr.
Win be exposed st PubSe Auction THURSDAY, tSep-
tember 49, 1885, the Wsrenpss Judiciary square, Ftb aud
Eses under the direction ,S aptain H. johnson, Med.
H. u = Army age lot Of sEsViSEABLE PROPER
Iron Bed.tesd' Blankets Mattresses hair and shrck; Hair
Pillows Sheets linen and Mugs; Pitohei Knives
and Forks Spoon, Tumblers; Bowls; Shirts; Drawers
Socks, &c.
9f housekeepers and propreton Of bo,e' srd
steamboats, dei, In secoua band ma;syia, and Others 10
resp. ctfny called TO these sales articles sre offered In
quantities. 10 sut both large and smsn purchasera
Terms cash, IN Government funds -.
Purchase are required pay and their goods
" hin forty eli isht Lour. from date of sale.
c. SUTHERLAND, Surgeon u. s. A..
Medical Pnryeyor.