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OFFICE DEPOT CoNnissARY.

Fosr MONROE Va, Sept a. 1853 /
GOVERNMENT SALE OF WHISKY
M SEALED PROPOSALS lin duplicated invited al
will be received by the undersigned this depot una n
O'clock III on the i3h day Il October. 1868 for the ale
one thousand seven hand ,c11o ssd ntee" u' barrels
LOT No. i-censi.tns Of ten HUNDRED s and .Itys:vs
QOeD barrels OF Ree'ed Mhihy Originally ,Saa Inspected 3
fort two thousand three hundred ard foryhye S ~
Ions Proposals ten O barrels and upward Of this otv1
LOT No a-Con.,tiug of four hundred and sixty. ~
barrels Of Pure Copper Dit. and Superior Bourbouwby
oSS.sy b tSpss,ssd four m hundeI and
Proposals for five t barrels and upward of this lot VIII -
LOT No o.-conssiing of one hundred and twenty Oh
barrels Pure Rye WHISKY originally inspected reofnh
1865 containing about four thousand eight hundred e9
Proposals. for three O barrels and upward of this lot win b
LOT NO 4-Cou,i.ng Of sixty three tsa barrel. pare ~
Rye Whisky oso.y R,Pee'ssd a,d n sns yery
raons Proposals for two ~ barrels and upward Of 'A
LOT NO s~Con.is,ins Of FIVE ~ barrel. pure old soss.
Whisky originally inspected June 1864. containing ssss
(I63) one hundred aud sixty three gallons
Proposals for one D barrel and upward Of this lot WI
The whisky wa, originally selected with goat caro- nd
issue 10 the troops in the field and the Bourbon aud -
for sale to officers, aud equal If not superior 70
whiskys the market has all been regsuged within -
present month"; and In excellent order packages being -
Samples
be obtained the Offices Of the following named ocer -
Subsistence Department. yzs
Colonel H. y. CLARKE, A. ID. G. and A. e. D. s., hese
York - .
Brew. Brig Gen. THos WILSON, C. s.. BAisns4
Nd
Major GEORGE BELL, C. s., Washington, D. c.
Captain THOMAS C. SULLIVAN. C. s.. Richmond, We.
Captain T. d. BRIGHAM c. s., Boston, Msa
Captain j. y. WIGGINS. C. s.. Philadelphia Pa
The Government reserves the RICH. 10 withdraw 10y
all Of the above lots aud 70 reject any proposals. deemed
too low. -
PAYMENT 20 Be made United States currency within -
O) days notification Of acceptance Of bid and pros
delivery Of the property.
guaranty equal half the smount proposed for ~
pany the bid signed oy two 81 responsible pxrtea
When removing the Whisky, purchasers will provide ~
transportation, and the Government viii load tho v
free Of wharfage. docksge OF labor
Bidders arr invited be present AZ the opening q ~
proposals. Brevet Brig. Gen Jolsph Roberts, U. A. CO...
nanding At Fortress Monroe, Va. some other ofnn
ranL viii be- present At the opening Of bids regres -
ssutee. JAMES CURRY, Colonel and c. SV.
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bales bp AuttioM.

A UCTION NOTICE.-Earthenwa French
N China, French and American Glassware. By ROBERT
HAYDOCK, THURSDAY, October IL. at ~ O'clock st hii
Sales Room No lOl Libery ~ crates White Granite ana
Cannon Ware 100 cases Best French Crystal Glassware
SO packages Crystal Cut and Coored Bohemian Glassware
200 packages American Glassware Also. French China
Psin White and Decorated Ware White Table Ware Rich
Dinner and Tea Sets Motto Codeos, Rich Vases, Fancy
China, SC.
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TABLE of CONTENTS of THE HERALD

II Of HEALTH LOT Octooe
Rambling Reimniscences -
The War Path, Worse than
War, Pure Water. The Sun
ny South. Curses Of Quinine,
Reconstruction.
Hints on Child Culture.
Cure for InebriAtes.
Non-stimulsting Treatment OF
Disease.
Our HousesNHow to Make
them heslthful.
Physical Culture in Cleveland
high School.
Notes Of Warning. respecting
the Cholera.
A Letter from Geo. Francis
Tram to his Children on the
Rules Of Heath.
THE HERALD Il Published
printed pages on Health topic
every mother who would rea
dent who would preserve his
would be led away from q de
medicines to a dependence on
81 50s year, - cents a mum
ten copies. SIC. Gibbs should
for 1866 will get the rect OF 1866
MILLER, WOOD & Co..
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VVHE MILITIA OF THE UNITED
STATES. -
WHAT IT HAS BEEN AND WHAT 1T SHOULD BE.
HENRY LEE. JR
evo pamphlet. i30 pages. IS cents.
A. WILLIAMS CO.. Publishers,
No. 100 Westinghouse
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Army and Navy Journal Sept g. lti. very useful in
sne Of n, numerous points giving the history Of the rise
origin and varying size Of the armed force OF the kepupe
through successive years pointing out its defects ana suggest
Ing methods of reform" " III,
Boston Post 1.-THE subject il one in which every citizen
deeply interested and therefore upon the genera ~
tenon compendious argument such as 10 contained In
Lees pamphlet Of revA and reorganization oil the
entire militia sys.em" .,,,.,
has been snd what militia should be Is almost an ex
hsuve treatise showing zesl nd panstsking when ha'
brought the best observations Of eminent statesmen
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Real estate for SUE.
ITO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.

ITO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.
Il TLERS!-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
for capital and actual settlers to 6nd home. In the
Southern States the undersigned for the last % respect.
lively citizens ofhe State, Of Tennessee and Lousans have
SALE to Capitalists. and the very msuy nquiring for
locations the South large small amounts Of
.he most valuable improved and unmpfoved lands Al the
world. -. a.,
ton aud producing from ttee hundred TO Two thousand
mounds of seed cotton from thousand 10 twentyv hund
led mounds of Understandable sugar per together with
nom Atty 10 seventy five gallons OF mossses la addition to
M tabe CROPS cereals pvte the labor OF the husband
man. Stock of all kinds may DO easily Iased na'ns heIe
marked advantage those atitnde where long sa severe
Winters require much housing feeding ana s,tenuon:
These lands are sua.ed In The states OF Tennessee hs
bama Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana and Iexss many OF
them on or near the Mississippi Red, Arkansas, mts ana
ST. Francis rivers and other navigabe water courses snn ia
roads, ao ding good fronts aud opportunity iof suoa"
aud 10 market. II.
Vessels can be dpscked from New York any OF the AZ
anc ports AMI landed with full cargo on the panE OF vac
Bayou Teche St. Mary's Parish Louisiana country ~ us
highest state Of cultivation before the ws Of ger
tty snd beauty the only spot believed waee
successfully with the product Of the West India Islands Inc
yellow fever aud ma.matic diseases are unknown IN 'A
gion, except when introduced from other hcdhhe
Tho climate is bsmy and pleasant all the year rennd
Churc Schools fine Sugar Houses, "a" ana 1iI. Wills
with abundant labor for hire All invite inneoae ooou
opportunity forinvement was never before 0ne'e0
IN this county. 90, ., c,.i
Thew will offer also largo amounts OF Memphis City and
suburban property improved and unimEio'ed iaendn.
torrhouse city residences and country villas, esloe e'
For further inicnnaon Map, and Diauan' application
mus. BIZ made to the office Of the nndersgned OF Memphis
Tennessee r. G. BETHEL OF Louisiana.
r. c. BRlNKLEY of Tennessee.
CHAs. r. LEvERICB, Pres. Bank of New, to,k.
SAMUEL iiURLBUT baltimore, Nd
WALTERS & Co, Baltimore, Nd.
DUNLOP MONTCURE Co. Richmond
STONE NICHOLS A. STONE, NcWlOTk.
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no tho NERVOUS and DEBILTrATED.

TTNO the NERVOUS and DEBILIIAIED.
i DIR HAMMOND, formerly Professor Ia the syracuse
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A SACRIFICE, and must be sold, one OF the
N best CORNER HOUSES on Lexington ave. and strictly
hess; built by days work e four stories ana ba,sment
I,sin,tonayenue Price $40 600. Also, the HOUSE I'D
ioiane sane style. Price, &26.oOo Appyto WM; rfI
TREICH Office NO. ~ Third ave. neat to corner oil ihIy
second st.
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-LOcated on
" Pelham Bay. Long Island Sound and about one and
half hours i've from the city The dwelling very coino
attic has water aud gas built in the most thorough manner
by the best mechanics end has been painted escoeu ana
And numerous and perfect ordef garden aud grounds III
lion 81 tbs honsr about twenty rods from the water where
house oathouse, hsh house and pavhon inc view
house Of the sound and surrounding country very
b.,n,fu the furniture which 10 Of the best quality and
costly together with the snimas upon tho place. tools ana
utensils can be bought II wanted Price, LUZ; FOR
' ,ap6, No. Pine ct.
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DRIGHAM YOUNG, RICHARD Golden,
ID JOHN BRIGHT. Gen. sherman Andrew johnson,
Abrshan Lincoln julius Cesar Cen Grant win roiusMt
The Mother OF Wesley; stammerng Causes and cue The
Red Man aud the Bsck Man Heads Of Clergy and Heads oil
Boxers compared Fate of the Apostles Head oil 81 ra1
Eyes-blue black. gray hazel and brown-in the ILL0 .
TRATED ANNUAL or PHRENOLOGi AND III ,id SiV3 q
4 WELLS. New YORK.
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TO LET-The Three Story and Attic HOUSE,
i No 10 London Terrace, West Twenty .thirdst, neatly
furnished and containing all modern improvements at $500
per month"; until May longer Possession Immediate
Security required II tuns Of Coal and loads of Wood in
the party have $40 tun Apply a. sbovs
or to No. $40 Fulton.st.
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no THE CITIZENS OF THE NORTH,

1 wishing to settle or purchase FARMS or LANDS IN
TENNESSEE. The unasr'isned ha. opened an ONCE III
Murreesborough, Middle Tennessee for the Purchsseo
REAL ESTATE. -
The climate the best under the sun, the WINTER
are very the soil il limestone the pss'urtge very nn
e. h the took countries In the wordi the soc
will live thu oush the Winter without feeding The soil Wen
adapted the raising Of cotton wheat corn and IN aGs al
dress o. e. MORGAN Real Estate Agent. Murfeesoorougn
Tennessee incosng Eve dollar BILL on receipt OF when
he will .end by mail to the address printed circular Of the
Farms for sale price, with general dsscrPt,on Of
the country, soil, climate, timber, Sc u. u mohoAN
RKysRKsCRs
Hon. Judge l.. +. MGUvsIs, New-Csste-
Col r. B. Moons. Newcastle.
Hon. WV. STEWART MercrI
Hon. VIZ. +. CLARK Mradvle Crawford Co.
glyRY KANE sui X. SrRAus Pittsburgh.
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BARGAINS in FARMS at New.BrunswicK,
Mul..on. Kin,.,on and Somervie 200 Acres, $i60ooj
lO6 acre., OoO; lie acre., $4,000; ITO acres SO Vo
acres $3.50; 10 acres $3.50; 100 acres, stock and crop
600 90 acres 5000 CD acres, SfoOo W scres p''
30 others from . coo to $4,000. -, =.
! n FERGUSON No. % Nassau-st.. Room No. "a
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DIDDLEs GROVE, Staten Island, for
ID SALE This beautiful property contains about acres
mostly woodland For the site OF mansion Summer ho-
tel OF picnic grove Is unsurpassed being easy OF access
from the city having 'front.' II admitted oy
III WHO have seen il TO be of tho oveess spots In the
neirhborhood Of New.Yorx For terms apply to W. WI
NANT esq 229 Broadway. third story, or adore" j. d.
SMITH Psrth Amboy, NJ J.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE, at Victory Nil

DOVER PRESS FOR SALE-A Taylor >
revolution, suitable for newspaper printing win be sod
cheap 70 clore concern
&c. HANEY, No. 100 Nassaust, NY.
|'HOW MACHINERY FOR SALE--One 6x3
Circular Card one "a Silver Spiral Drawing one SILVER
spiral Drawing u Spindes Of Circular Rowing Apply 10
GEORGE ANDERSON Lansiugburgh. n. Y
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1 EVILS Il COX.
Jo,spu j. LEWIS CuARLToy I. LEWIS. T. ). Cox.
COuNSELORS AT LAW,
No. 132 Broadway. z. o. Box, No. $3.50,
NEW.YORk CITY,
Attend 10 all business IN the Courts Of tho United states
and In the Departments ct Washington. Especial attention
given to Inteusl Revenue business aud to claims against
Foreign Governments. ss well 80 our own. -
Judge Lewss p-rence Commissioned Internal kev
euue and Charlton T. Lewss experience Deputy Cosn.
soner will guarantee Of thorough acquaintance with
Che Re vonue Laws. a. ~,
Mr. Co.'s connection Of four years with The COMMITTEE OF
Foreign Ahairs and his long membership OF tne
National Legislature insure thorough knowledge Of ies's
ton and practice In both departments.
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IGOR SALE-A tract of COAL LAND. con-
i tanning 400 and aiowance. In Bakey Township.
userne County Pa bounded by lands of the Delaware and
ud.on Canal Company Georye NJ. Hoenbseh the Boston
and Lsclawsnna Coal Company and others The coal In this
r.c, has lately been proved and all the vein. known In the
vicinity found II 1. fyorably situated for mining on we
Lsckswanna River about mile from tho town oil Afchpd
and by railroad to Scranton whsrs coal
can shipped ny railroad -herto New fork or Phadepns
There lz IS frame dwellings the property most OF
them tn.ned and mill the LsckAwanne River with
never failing water power The timber on this lana mas
been prsssrved and Is very hns.
Persons DESTROYS 10 purchase vii DO taken 70 the properly,
existence of the coal droustrat.d The title TO inc
land perfectly clear having been examined BY emnens
Ipny 10 JOSHUA SPFRING.
No Ii4 South fourthst, Philsdeiphis
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A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-l6 acres
~ a, Usnps.ead L. L. IS miles from this city two miles
from Raoad station Dwelling house. barn and ou!build
ings nearly new. Fruit and flowers In ABUNDANCE beanl
foy tsted and surrounded by good society Possession
given Immediately. Price. 5000 Inquire oil oEo. b.
GRANNISS, No. Iti Broadway, ~ Y.
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Food and Disease.
The Medical Abuses OF Al
cohol.
Topics Of the Month-The Ap-
preaching Pestilence, A Fact
Of Fearful Significance, Dis
tressing Fatality, Last Cure
for Con,umption.
About Preserving the Eyes
Hemorrhage of the Lungs.
Gov. Brough's Death and IT.
n Lesson.
Boat Races and Physical Cul
ture.
Rrodie's Cure for Sleepless
ness.
Turkish Baths, and forty othel
articles.
4 monthly, contains forty well,
3, and should be In the hands OF
r beautiful children, every stu
health and every invalid who
pendence OH drugs and qnack
air, food and Natures remedies.
Der. -Four copies one year. So;
be formed now. Snbscribers
) gratis. Address,
No. Is Laight-st-. Newly
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professional Notices.

nR. KUCZKOWSKI, Hydropath, No. SO
Am,iys Ofhee hours from 10 to IL fEom2 to 4,
and to 10 p. III.
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CPLENDID VILLA aud COTTAGE SITES
- for SALE In PASSAlC N The attention Of persous
desiring home In the suburbs OF Now York 10 called the
superb SITES which be scared Ia tho village Of
PGsc. They 100 feet front and contain from IL
city lots and commanding moot magnificent views Passac
stop q tho station each day Communication fare about cents
per TIP No healthier place 10 be found In the United States
The lots located elegant wide avenues planted out
with the best and andsome shade t,eos Ample protection
Is given against nussncea A. tho whole tract devoted
exclusively 70 hcas Cottages and Villas of thu modern
styles pof architecture large number (which already
erected and others In process OF erection Maps sud pam.
phets giving fol- particular be had upon application Of
JOHN Z. PAULlSON. No. % Pine st.. by calling upon
the undersigned PasAc who win tho property every
afternoon. &. NJ X. PAULisON. Agent
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O0n COTTAGES and ELEGANT DWELL
SOO INGs for sALE.-Uaparaleled succe" Of the
HOMESTEAD COMPANY 40 buildings erected and sold
Ia the ast sI monhs We have now progress and under
contract 200 buildings including cottages and sessnt dwell
insa FOR sale ~ 1ooto 10000 easy payments Apply
10 CHARLES MILLER Atlantic ave-. East NewYork or
No. 9Willoughbyst Brooklyn
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Real Gstate for Sale.
OENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.

GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY
W NETWORK OFFICE. No. 6, BROADWAY.
For Sale or Lease VALUABLE LANDS, On all the South
.,, s,,.., KEMP r. BATTLE, Secretary.
AUTHORIZED REFERRScss:
PETER COOPER, esq, New.Yorh
JAY COOKE, erq., Phiadelphis.
IA. Low, esq, Pres Chamber Of Commerce, n Z.
GEO. H. STUART. esq. Philadelphia.
HI. Fscelency Gov HOLDEN Of North Carolina
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WANTED-By family of five persons,
w BOARD with spectacle family either In New York
Brooklyn would be- willing necessary, furnish their
8wu Jpow@ AdsIs's TOR two darA i. A., Tribune 0ess.
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CENTRAL PARK LOTS-Fifth-sve. and
~ One hundred sud ,irthst. delightfully."- located VII Do
building. No III Broadway. These LOTS are opposite the
LLe Nursery For particulars inquire Of JoN b. hAS'
KIN No Rrosiway
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TOR SALE - An Elegant aud Desirable
Il COUNTRY SEAT with I25 acre, Of LAND In Colum.
bia County ~ milo, Of the Hudson River Railroad depot
Oak Hill The dwelling large. and Is complete for sum.
Winter and perfect orders containing 10 20 20
The place 10 in tho best condition and well irled-
the grounds mostly Lawn IA front beautifully Oh aded
View Of the Cat.E Mountains the east and maud
Cnsie dry snd ahy The place il IN thu vicinity of
the re.denes OF Mess johnson ard Henry Livingston and
is resideuce for any party seeking refinement and
heal,hy and pleasant residence. Apply to HOMER NOR
DAN, No. Pinest.
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DREMIUM FARM in Morris Co., 4l5 acres;
sets Of buildings; will be divided; $50
Morristown splendid Cter Min and Distery will be sold
low several choice Fruit Farms the bes, in Somerset Co.
Inquire at No. 70 Dey-st
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WANTED-By Gentleman and Wife with.
w out childen) three four ROOMS for
In house with American family. Address Y. j. Tribune
OHea
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LOR SALE-One OF the most valuable tracts
II OF LAND this city. Located tho Northern Rail.
road Of Nov Jersey. u miles from New forf and running
from lh. railroad to the Hudson Rvef embracing about 500
acres. capable Of being divided into ne building Sites part
being In the Nilsse OF North Engewood VIII be sold
Al low price 10 close an undivided interest Apply to
QO4s, HOMER MORGAN. No 2 Pine Il.
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DARN for SALE in Duchess County "A hne
Farm IN Dgtcts.s County I,o acres acre. wood the
anes u.be well wsierrd spring water brought 10 the
and fountain In yard good orchard good double house
new esTase house all nee~ssary oetbutdinys sod barn
stus,ed half mile from B-ekmsnve seven miles from
Pang Depot ohurehe. and schools ne' and nrshbothood
hand first quality fences good Boston. Hartford aud
kIie Railroad located within bali m. Prce. Sloper sore
Apply for full particulars subscriber Beekmanvils
Dutches. County or to T. &. CAMPBELL, ssq., No. ~
Nassau ct, New.lork MORGAN >. WAShbUbS.
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DOARD.-AtN No. sc Lexingto pleasan
ID ROOMS, with rood BOARD for Gentlemm aud VIE
or a single Gentleman. Private family Dinners
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T'O LET, to private family only-A very
fully furnished shout between Fifth aud Sixth
above Forty secoDd, Also hss,cla full size Brown Stone
HOUSE, completely furnished, on Madison-aye
w. r. SEYMOUR, No. III Broadway.
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WANTED-By YOUNG MAN, First-C Class
w BOARD. In private family, where there few
boardcra Address B. b., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

HOUSE to LEASE, except Doctors Office,
to strictly private family. Sire, 2sl7a. Price s?2s
Q month. No. Is West Twentieths st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

FTNO LET-In the Bible House. Astor Place,
sSUIr Of OFFICES I'd door fronting Third ave,
with every convenience well adapted for Society Com
pany Immediate possession given Another OFFICE, Also
Apply AZ the TIes.ater'. Office Fonrthaye. entrance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

FURNISHED ROOMS on second and third
L. hoors to LET With BOARD. in q private family on
Forty third st. between Broadway and SItbsvo Address
c. B., Station O. N. B.-French and English spoken.