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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

Phoenix rises from the ofits 6rr .nin.t
! With new ife'-sodets THE Exr reuvehaie the sys
and overcome disease
ss-Te Rrjav,nafiua riisir + The re-uli If mode
scosefies in the vsgr,asl -, s' ing an estirly
and aisfFset peiise OF all The
I'd and worn-s,si sssis Rte.
aS-TAi- nsesfseirt has tsn The n,ns: rnru.
ssc- nsen q The DAY asd y item pronounced be
ne ''f the gr*at.s rrf'sea di>r'eyeri- ~ lineage
Ar-0ne apftie viii rSwf general l'v' il5ry
er-A few ds~r- rrrr- ~ - rir- II lnai~s
en-nur I-5tfl. rurts Ftiiitaifst N b.. Heart.
as~rrnm ~ shret bottles restores the HanliEest
md full viguF " youth
enA Il 6 doses Restores the srpV;fte
As-Three s-tfiee rHT. the ease .. ImpotercY
ss-A ZEN A.sss rarr tie low siTitd
e. One t-stflr fssfsfie nsf- tssi cwer
tai fer s7se- tA< .F=1ss u sevrrsfler
"a f-~ ds.-s> Lr5Ls The y th- cheek
e-Tbis medicine rs~tor.~ rlsnI, vi,f srd ronst
health the ps%,r iiiitsf.-i vorii, slairtlr
esThr ~tirrs Eisf sstsd teti ~. 'ho evtrts =
4 business. the victim, Of n.tsens d-Is.seisr hs
'sal suffering frosn s'Aersl ee lit, s veainss
"a single frran viii All fia innpriia. and ;r1sn ~
-~ii~i ~ the nsf ofthfs thN7r ~ E-eret a Lie.
- Prize. PIPER i-,sri, Tire tttIts snd
saFd by Express on recvii q n'-. = sn, address
ETh~chr sohee Pi'l~ end uefnr~s n
ftrg tsxfr -ar@ safd ly all tntr' Fri-tna -si -
- tHt civilized vefii fHBir aHFfisripss7' al 81
frs Ia sell a"rf.If-s ffil uuds piece fh.
th',s- tieh they e~p iTriss- ~ 81 ~ Iicf Rt j
a k n..ie ues y :. iirr. thar fis. ~ cu ,test
n-c,a+s ,.i vsl,ss s.,ur h. s n.y. H. b.riiI 80
future e pri. g. - Hot u dee. sv.c - such
ri.~ip'- nusg si for fse-r -oscfr ia, 81
Ikrfs II the N nexist viii tUy n, ,en ct
lo~ the money u ietf AMI ", ~ ,snd ia
sxir.ss. eeniey seslet aid pttk l. nee etsst
afish.
Ladies or Gentlemen rau address in perfect cnnf
sac. stating fully nia i4islv tFsir disfa-e ar tpr
treat all di-t 80 sftotir Nature ss
female. pfeits need ~ hes ii~ie ~cruss Tier
nhaiitv To vi il hare treated nariti sfrectf
ny In all portions OF the ciyiised globe ty cprresp
Pafi-nts addressing will flerse state rfsri 81 n,
Nnpfous 81 fi~ir cfrl Saints - iitt Peat I'll. fnhn-
v stare and of Nri,er plain and inelose postage
lamp Tor ret (.
.. sesf 20 pars psEpt'0 T. 81 q any address -
tire~e al; lett fer Pam l,ts advice to tie propfi
tors.
DIR. ". r.. MER WIN a co.
SO Lit.ert. street. New York
G. A. COOK. chirsco. Ne. ID Hsrket street General
tg-nt for H.. Stas iiruis. laeh. ni~fns'p hirhi
.sn ard Indiana ho will sHTpy bTureitr ~ GU reg
nsar card prices. ho,So-d eow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-30

HTo go from Augusta to Savannah by
land, writes a suffering correspondent, is n
thing that no one should undertake until he
has first procured surgeons certificate that
he u an able bodied man. He should then get
life insurance, and transmit IL at once by ex-
press 10 his wife.
81 An official analysis shows that il costs the
government s5OO,OOO to kill a squaw.
~During the years 1853 and 1864 there were
over $1,000 commissioned officers in our armies,
rolls.
ga public meeting has been called in DAN
willie, Pa, 10 adopt such measures TO present
before Congress the wants and wishes of the
working men IN relation 10 the tariff question
"The Philadelphia Presbytery has adopted
resolution denouncing the publ,cation of
SUNDAY newspapers as dissertation of the
Sabbath. and calling on the Christian public To
abstain from reading or buying them.
"Adyices from Kansas say the weather has
been 80 mild for the past few weeks that peach
trees are IN bloom in some localities, and that a
secOnd growth Of apples are on exhibition at
Lawrence.
81 Thus far, but about 5000 cattle have been
slaughtered in Chicago for barreling purposes
At this time last year $1,000 head had been
packed.
"The Grand Jury of the United States
Court at Detroit have found an indictment
against Max Strakosch for making false re-
turns Of the receipts Of his recent opera season
in that city.
~ negro convict attempted TO escape from
the Richmond (Va) Penitentiary on Wednes-
day morning and was shot by the guard. He
had about slO0 worth OF shoes In his possession,
which he had just stolen in the shoemaking de-
partnent, and with which he was about 70 de-
camp.
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AUCTION SALES.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
IL IN9e. LUMBER. TIMBER, &c, AT THE
bIsMANTLED FORTS AROUND
WILMINGTON n n
HsadfSartsrs DepaYts1sst Of Wasksagtos.
nR<S af ~


HsAdsSartsrs Departsssst Of Wash,.s.os.
0Ges 81 C'S Vxa,tnnqa,tsy, !
VIII b. sold al Public Austion to the ii sSs. * Sd
der at the times and places named below ali Of the
and other Structures beiong ine to the ou.rtsrmss
terb Department Q: 8. A., In and about the follow.
abattis, &c, connected With the same, y follows,
viz:
EAST OF EASTERN BRANCH.
On SATURDAY. November 18th, at 10 O'Clock
suildiDs. .l:o, the timber lumber, &C., inside the
South OF POTOMAC.
On HONDAY, November 18th, at 10 O'Clock O.
timber, Lumber: &c. inside the fort. and sbssti:
the timber lumber &C., inside the fort, and abst'
On Tuesday, November 18th, ?. 10 O'Clock q.
ass: and
asse budSa.p and
S:c the plank .nd pit
ths Isis EGTs ,,,n
and the inside
On THuRspkS. November f ssne at 10 clock ..
ings also. the timber, lumber, &C. inside The fort,
and nd asat th around the same. :.
On hlDA December LIST, at 10 o clock o. At
Fort Richardson, twenty four frame and log build
ings also, the timber, lumber, &C. inside the fort,
and abattis around the same.
On SATURDAY, December 2, at 10 o'clock .. 70;
at Fort Iillinghast, twelve Frame and Log Build
1ngs; also the Timber, Lumber, &c, inside the
fort and abattis around the same. Same day, at l
O'Clock p. m at Fort Craig, eleven Frame Build.
.no sbst. .ronSa the ts%e tns alter
which win be sold the Timber, Lumber, &c, in
the Battery in front Of Fort Craig and the Timber,
Lumber. Buildings, &C.. at Fort Mcpherson.
On MONDAY, December 4, at 10 O'Clock .. M, at
Fort Morton, nine Frame Buildings and the sbat-
Same day, at o'clock p. M, At Fort Q. +. Smith,
twenty five Frame Buildings; also, the Timber,
Lumber, &c, inside the fort and abattis abound
the same. Immediately after which will be sold
the Timber. Lumber, &C., inside Fort Bennett and
On TUESDAY, December s, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Ct Fort Ethan Allen, seventy -four Frame and Log
Buildings. tmany of large size also, the Timber,
Lumber, &c. inside the fort and abattis around it
with the covered way at the fort and all the exte-
rtor Batteries and Magazines around the same,
south of Pimmet Run. - :
On THURSDAY, December eth, at 10 O'Clock q.
m, at Fort Cas-, thirteen Frame Buildings.
These SALES embrace q large quantity of Timber
Lumber, &C., and an excellent opportunit Is thus
onsred to and others in the vicinity OF
Washington to secure buildings and fencing mate
rial convenient to their property.
ses seven days after date Of sale for protection OF
property. and purchasers, (not owners Of the land
Will be required to remove the buildings, &c.
within fifteen days from the date Of purchase.
Buildings will be sold sinely.
n. l.. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
no 1bnt Department of Washington
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BURSTING OF ANOTHER FINANCIAL BUB-
BLE.-The New Bedford Mercury has the fol
lowing paragraph:-A man went out to Colo
RADIO and bought some ndeveloped mining
property for 5000. He returned TO the East
and sold TO party of gentlemen in a neighbor-
ing city, one eighth of his property for 800, CO.,
These purchasers formed a company, putting
the property at S5OO,Ot0, and sold what stocks
they could; more than enough AT all events TO
reimburse their outlay. Then the bubble burst;
for upon Investigation the mining property was
found not worth the sum originally paid for il
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r. n.
&He &c 20 3


AND ALEXANDRIA TO RiOHEoND oN
AND LfSChBURG.
a., On and sIfer Friday Sept 1, lsss, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Warrington at 90 a. m and s.S p. N.
Leave Gordsnsville at Il 80 p m and % a. M.
Arrive At Richmond at 90 D. m ana a m
TRAINS SoRTH-
Leave Lynchburg at Is q. m and Is n
Leave Richmond at 90 O.. m and 50 D m
Leave Gorsonsviile at II 50 D. m and II % an
Arrive at Alexandria at IS D. m and 50 g. 70.
Arrive az Washington at $50 p. m. and s.fS .. "a.
On sundSys leave W sshinstsn at 80 ,. m. only.
LEGAL freight train leaves Alexandria al zoo a.
m and arrives az Gordonsville at III as q m Lesveo
Gcrdonsvthe at IL . D. m. and arrives at Alexsn-
Pm. Leave Lynchburs at 70 Q. m and arrive &C
Alexandria at 6 10 y. m.
Passengers for Warrenton WIN take the = 90 q. m.
train north from Lypchburg
Posse myers by the e-S .. m and us .. N. trains
from Lynehbure, and the 90 q. m. and 2 Is p m.
trains from Richmond connect with trains At ssh-
This route has the advantage ever all Others by
having 2 continuous rail from New York to Lynch
II also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Manas-
sassas, Bristoe, Cstletts, Rappahannock, Cul-
Eeper, Orange and Gsrdensville, where many OF
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express
SSiShins p'o sse ss' the bs,,t Y
Trains leave the corner OF Is, and o ..rees,.
Wsshnstsn. ". b; McSAFFERTY,
J. M BROADUS,
Alexandria, Sep. lsss Genera Passenger sssas'
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~ In the list of two hundred and thirty-two
members OF the present Congress, sixty nine
were born in New England and forty seven in
the single State of New York, while the re-
naming places Of nativity are about equally
divided between the Middle and Western
States OF the Union, excepting one born in
Canada, one in Bavaria, one in Scotland and
two In Ireland On the score of professions,
the law claims large majority. while printers
and newspaper men number no less than
nfteen-quite enough TO give good character
10 that body polite.
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SWIFT RETRIBUTIoN.-On Sunday last John
Tilman, a colored man Of about twenty wears
ofage,a servant of the family of James Beyins,
IN New York, induced a little girl, a daughter
DISK years, 70 come and play with him. The
child, eager 70 be amused, followed Tilman
INTO the basement, where the colored fiend
perperated crime too horrible TO mention
He was immediately arrested, and on Tues
day tried, convicted, and sentenced to the
State prison for twenty years. As the prisoner
was conveyed from the court room, an in :
furlated crowd rushed out, and cries of lynch
him, lynch him, were freely heard.
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sIA society has been organized in Lynchburg
under the style Of the Virginia Central Immi.
grafton Society. 1t is the design of this society
10 secure 10 the people of Virginia a supply Of
labor Of better class than is thought can be
obtained through the ordinary channels; and
they intend to send an agent to Scotland and
England for the purpose of selecting and for
warding 10 its members such emigrants as by
their industry and intelligence, and by their
identity OF language and religion, would be
peculiarly acceptable to them.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF BEEF CATTLE.

II
Office Comn1issa,y of Subsistence, !
Richmond, Va. November Is, 1855
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
by the undersigned until IL O'Clock m, on MON
pay, the 18th day Of December, 1866, for the pur-
FIVE HUNDRED 5000 HEAD OF BEEF
CATTLE
The Cattle will be sold at their gross weights
Proposals should state the price per pound
gross weight, and the number Of head required
The gross weight to be determined in the usual
TIE.
No lids viii b received for less number than
The Government reserves the right to reject
proposals deemed too low. Bidders not present
will be notified by letter Of the result Of their bro
posals. "' NV
The Cattle to be removed within ten DAYS from
chaser.
The Cattle can be seen at the Government stables,
known az Bacon Quarter Branch, on Brock ave.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, and prior to
delivery.
:, Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for purchase of Beef Cattle . and
addressed to the undersigned. at Richmond, Va
BY order Of Thomas O. Sullivan, Brevet Msjer
and G. g., U. 8. A., Chief c. s., Department Of Viz
ginia. a. p CLINTON
no N-lTt Captain, q. 8. v,
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IA to commence the
we respectfully ask portion Of the public patron
age. Sales OF Real Estate, Furniture and Mer-
chandise attended to promptly
We shall continue to keep an extensive assert.
ment Of i'
H0USETURNISHING GOODS,
as usual. Respectfully,
PLANT 4 CO.,
$50 ID street,
between 9th and 10th streets
no Is Inn back of Metzerott's New Stsre
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PROPOSALS.
InPORTANT TO RAILROAD OOMPANlEs.

OFFICE ASSISTANT ouARIERxAsfyR, Ia
.s WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct 81, 1885 y
Va, On MONDAY, tbs 9Th day Of december, ISIS:
s.soo,c cog feet assSrtsd Lumber ,,. an
20 box Freight Cars, feet 81 inches guass
4 Passenger Cars
Is Is S S:ir. T csf sh.ss ilss 81 axle.
geo new Car A1les
,S paws Patent Gar Springs
600 tons old Strap Rail
90 tons A lies Iron, cid
5 tons scrap Steel o old
Is ton: CAST Scrap Iron '
tons Lead Pipe. old
.. cells, IL inches diameter, Wire Gable
80 tons assorted Bar Iron
q tons assorted Sheet Iron
S tons Brass Castings
tons Sheet Copper
ton Sheet Brass
70,0o0 pounds Boat Spikes
l4n 600 pounds cut Spikes and Nails
s :Ss feet f:s. f r:ssss1 f ssi:iur
$500 pounds Rubber and Hemp Packing
800 feet assorted Gas Pipe
50 Grindstoaes
PSond: sPis ss ss s Cold chi.el.. -
1000 Picks and Shovels
e h.s:; Ratchet. and Adne.
g 4: Isl sI tIsE f fIsssr..
sgsrtable FORCES
Pumping Engines
v Wood ,,;ss siH I ENGINES
steam Pile Drivers, complete
2 Caloric Engines
zoo Hand, Cross cut and Circular Saws
20 steel Squares
900 feet Spark Netting
1890 pounds assorted Wire
$50 pounds Block Tin
1000 pounds Sheet Lead
75bexes assoI ted Tin
10000 pounds Chains
5000 pounds Boiler and Tank Rvets and Plate
Washers
l5O Monkey Wrenches
u Emery Wheels
10 reams Emery Cloth and Paper
Is Water Tanks and Hoops
), 200 Sashes
Contents Of Job Printing Office, consisting Of
number Of Hand and Truck Cars.
Contents Of the Supply Store, which contains a
rial, new, and Of the best quality
Contents of Machine and Bfackmiths, Shops,
ct PaneTs
Tools, Machinery, and other material:
from day te day, until all is sold:
Terme-Cash, in Government funds.
ii. l.. ROBINSON,
oc 81 -Ot Brevet ColoHel, A. Q. NJ.
nv ET he. above Sale is Postponed until TUES
no 80 Brevet Colonel A. ON
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QEse Depot Cen,,nissa,y q Subsistence, 4

,LVft Depo1 tgHLMtSydFy Q! SNbstslsNce,(
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received At
this ONCE, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week, fer all the surplus Hard Bread the
Government has for disposal in this loca atty and
also about 1000 gallons Of Tilden's Extract of
Coffee.
The Bread 10 in Boxes Of fifty pounds each, and
the coffee In tin Of gallon each (eight cans
These articles can be seen at the Subsistence De.
pot in Alexandria. We.
All purch asses will be placed on trapsport, NJ the
Government wharf in that city, free Of expense to
the purchaser.
No proposal received for less than no boxes 900
pounds OF Bread, and eight cans of Coffee
Bids from parties who have failed to comply with
contracts will not be received
Payment required on the notification of accent
apce Of the bid, in Government funds.
IL these articles are not oil disposed Of before
at Public Auction. G. BELL,
u tuths8t Major and O. q . u s. A.
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~" Schsnberg Gotta Family" Aliens Life Of
Philidqr. MARTYR, Of Spain. Wenderines over
ems. sunny Hours; By Nellie Eystsr Remy 81.
noH G-0I FRANCK TAYLOR.
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COLoRED PEOPLE IN THE Carson the 21st
Inst, at Cincinnati, a suit was decided in favor
OF lsaac Dung. negro, against the street rail-
way company of that city, for unlawful eject
ment from the cars. The jury, though instruct
ed by the Court that the damages due a pas
fenger who had been thus elected should oIly
be compensatory of actual loss or injury, and
could not be legal case of exemplary dam
ages, allowed the plaintiff the large sum Of
$50. Few white men have been allowed
so sacred dignity of person that a disparage-
ment Of it would cost the offender $500. No
British nobleman could have induced an OBJ
sequious jury of Englishmen to have rated his
Lordshlp's personality at so proud figure in
court.
The only defence made by the railroad COM
pany was 10 call Mr.. j. NJ. Doherty, superin-
tendent of the road, who testified that the fol-
lowing, printed on card, was rule of the
company:
CIxCINNATI, April 3 1862 Office of the Com
pany-TO Conductors: Colored persons are to
be carried on the cars under the following rule:
Women and children inside, and men upon the
front platform.
j. NJ. DoHERTY, Superintendent
Mr.. r A. Ferguson, counsel for the defense,
cOntended that the company were not respon-
slble for any act OF the conductor that was out
side the scope of his employ ment, and urged
that, even if the Court sbonld instruct the Jury
that the plaintiff had the abstract right to ride
IN the cars. yet looking to the feelings OF the
community, the objections to social equality,
and the repngnance on the part of the white
TO the colored people, the regulation referred
TO was proper, and the violation Of the tech
meal night should be visited only with nomi-
nal damages.
The charge of Jadge Storer was yery clear
10 the point that the plaintiff would be entitled
20 compen satory or remuneratiye damages
The jury, on retiring, Were found TO be uRan-
imously IN favor of verdict for the plain
TN, and after some elaboration agreed on $500
damages.
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- We understand that a wealthy young lady
who boarded AT a hotel in New York a while
last year was warned 10 leave by the host on
the ground that she was afraid of soap and
water as TO be a disgrace 10 his table.-(Nep
Bedford Standard
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EINAL SALES OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
AND MULES.


l. AND MULES.
euAR1Wk, .:aI.aIo GrH + 3 =. 3,,Is.,
will be sold at pubic auction, during the mcssa
osss to the highest bidder the time and
u Esw York City-TUEsDAY Of each week, 100
New York ,Cify-THURsDAY Of each week, 100
Philadelphia. rFF .NTHGksSkAx, November :,
,odPSs;ii.dslshis, isNsATURsDS4f of each week,
r HAfiTEEis:s.5s's Ps.1TuEsDAY of each week. 100
Is .nd 3 is H6ksEH snes 9.y 0vsmbsr
~ M & dssss Ps-TUEsDA1 November Z,
"a AI = 9sSxp, Pa.-wEDNEsDAY, November 10,
PottsyilIe, Pa-TRIDAY, November Il, roo
ss, p D. AZ, fsSHs Pa-wEDNIsDAY
Titusyille, Ps.-THb tuesday, November Is, 100
,Titgsyille, Pa.-THURsDAY, November 80. 100
Iisslsviiis, Pa ;-THgRsPAY and FRIDAY, No
Wilmington, p ef.sFHEsbAT of each week. 100
Wilmington, Dei.-FRIDAY. of each week. 100
BsI,nszs Md.HWE EbsEsP November Is.
,0d Ba adRsEEss, Md.-wEDNEsDAY, November %,
GIESBORO, D.. C.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAY vs. of each week 100
HORSES each day.
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE
AT WASHINGTON, d o.
AT this series Of sales all the Government ami
mails will be disposed of. Buyers sheuld therefors
avail themselves Of this last opportunity to pur.
chase. ~ SN
For sales Of public animals in the West see official
Western newspapers
Animals will be sold sfngly.
BALES to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms cash. in United States currency,
BY erder OF the QuaItermaster General:
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, fn charge
scN First Division, O. n GO
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGE At AJEx
~ ANDRlA, VA.
AtG QtdStsyndster's QGce, Depot Of Wdskiartos D
WasAtngtoH, ID. O., November "a, IS65
Va. under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Col
onel j. g Lee, A. Q; NJ, on SATURDAY, De.
cember 3, 1866, at o'clock .. m, the Government
BARGE T. G. COLE
Terms Cash, In Government funds
By order OF Brevet Major Gen D. H. Rueker
Chief Quartermaster, Depot Of Washington.
CHAS. II. TOMPKINS
neAla Brevst Col. and Quartz
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE WITS.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE WIS
osee pe,ot cor,ni,sary q sxssi,,.~e.,
Sealed pMas1.sis.o; e G Eovs%bsE :, 1881
ai.hed BY the undersigned viii Be received at this
day of December, 1865, for the sale Of about
1900 BARRELS OF WHISKY.
The Whisky offered for sale was selected With
psior to any Whi.fsy. now in nj the market NOT
not les. than az us q each io OF Bar
Lot No consists Of seventy eight (7s) barrels Of
one hundred and twenty T GALLONS ne' thousand
Lot 10 . consists Of four hundred and ninety
about nineteen thousand, seven hundred and TWEEN,
ty tl9 800 gallons and
1867 barrels Of Rectiea Whiskey ana containing
about thirty eight thousand six hundred Us 500
The Wbiskey will be re- gagged before the deIiv.
smined at the Subsistence Depot, Aleiandrfa, va,
or Pie can be seen and proposals obtained from
BEevst 1t. Col, i 3; Brigham, Captain and G.
BIeyet Brig. Gen: q. +. Clarke, A. D. O. and A.
BTsyst IB3.js GER g L. KiiOurn. A. c. s., U.
Brevet Brig. Gen r Wilson, V. 8. and Brevet
Lieut.. Col, Captain and c. s., U. s. A., Balti.
Or at this Once.
Payment in Government funds about fifty per
Of the and the A. e he rec
guaging is completed, and before the delivery COM
No bid received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts
Bidders are requested to be present at the open
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
Wharyes, in Alexandria, Va, free Of expense to
The usual reservation Of the Government In re-
gard to bids will be observed.
no 18Th, S.Mtt Major and G. S.,U. S.A,
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SKCRET DIsKAsEsi SECRET BIsIAslsI
sAMARIrAN's eITrI
SAMARITINS GIFT.
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GONoREGA. GLERT, STRUCTURES, %.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsan, no Mercury,
Only Tn Pisls 70 b. TaIsa to Eject o.vs.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nes
ure the stomach o. bowel. Of the NEST delicate.
IL tTsDsy fOE, hsr" Prepared By gE.du...
OF and ~ G Ds sns %S:
No .,s S s9 ,EoEsLI 70 sa4ss.wHAInyKE
~he hsS: sorssd 1 BS.ss@ 81
Mercury Try sshhM1RIr1N,s GIFT
f1Tfiee."Esis packages, O.. female, o.
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