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CUAHTEllsAslKR- GENERALS OFFICE
NAsHIEGTOS u. G., July ~. 1875.
Y ARGE GOVERNMENT SAFE Of STkA NJ


WAsHIEGToS y. G., July ~. 1913.
T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE Of STBAM-
A. BOATS, BARGkS and sWPYARD.-5EALED
PROPOSALS are invited und viii b. received tho OiE
Of the Quaermsster6 General lbureau Of Rail nd IiyeI
Ir,n,porsonl at Mash.n3ion % g., until the FIRST DAY
q the foovn. named sTEAhlBoAIS, BAROE5 aHd other
sdsnhes steamer Chickamaugs, registered tunnsge 2J1
sidewhee steamer Grant, regi,;ered 'unrago. 100
Sdewhrei steamer burnside. registered tuuuagc, -. tms
Sde-vhee steamer Thomas registered tuhnnge 40 TONS
Side wheel steamer Sherman f'ff1"fen nhtse ~" va
Sde.wheel steamer Nauhstcaie registered tunnage "
scrnvheel steamer Knoxville eg'ered tonnage, % iun'
sds.wne.. dunbar (wTeck registered t1nnage'
Stem wheel steamer Kingston registered tunnsge % tuns
Sernwhee KeueGw, registered ,nnsse 100 tuns
SernysLee! steamer Bridgeport registered tunnage io'
sernvh., steamer IIoon registered ,unu.se &c tuns
stera-whesl steamer hs.onay, registered tunpeSe I'D
sternwhee steamer Chattanooga registered iunnage 90
tuns. -
Sternwhee Steamer Atlanta registered unnare 22 ,un'.
SteT.hee steamer Itect registered tunnsge, l6l tuis
seTn-whss steamer Lookout registered tunna2e, l'J iuns
S;ern-shee steamer stone RIVER registered tunnage Hf
tw'.
n-vhee steamer cneh. registered tuInsse - suns.
Also, seven f1J Guuwse Brrres.
One Row Boat, End Model Barge.
Al OF which can DC seen At Chattanooga, Tenn At ony time
Aso for Brllinr' Ways, Stationary Machinery aud
apparatus IN tho ted sses shpbe.dng Yard al Chn1ta'
Aiun description q which be the Offices % the
Ouerteruers Of Tfauspor ion at Cincinnati, Louisville,
20
Prcpo, arc invited for cech barge separately; tho
Of The boat description Of tine barge to be de.ueted
ia the propcsaL 49,
f Upton of the properly msy he obtained appi-
cation 20 Bfsys. Colonel Arthur Edwards, A. 4 NJ, II.
LCuis, no Sc, -, .
zach envelope containing I'D should be sealed snd n
drd ~ ,no.s for Steamers bscer aud other property
thssnooss = Burean Of Rail and River Trlnsposiion,
and add o.ed to the QuaFteru- yer General u . A. Wish
inytou y. G. al,
PAYMENT to he made in United States currency upon the
Acceptance Of any proposal and p'oT to t~ delivery Of te
property. $50, III. - - 81, Al, -
above property aud reject proposals deemed TOO low"
- ~ " ~ LEWIS T. PARSONS.
p,, Ce,.-. .A cf.r If Hsil and River Transportation
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VruLrRs PATENT HEAD.COoLER

EULLERs PATENT HEAD-COOLER is
,nu cured Of 20 feet Of the best gum tubing colled IN
msnaer suitable be applied 10 the forehead ~sfpnied TO
10 thr BODY l. required In Of Headache Fever Bum.
or IN al where cold application To NE u"dy 10
found necessary This Cooler ange1s he pgrrosc adfapy
requiring 10 special attendance for II hours FROM the time set
IN action Persons subject 70 Headl'ne requiring cold A
pcaiou the forehead and phycns IN charge Of cases oil
ieycT requested 20 ave ills Cooler tnaI
Recommended iy al who hay, uS,d l..
Good and fcliab Agents wanted
Coolers can be had by return sprefs, et SIS.
All orders should be- addressed to
q. NJ. FULLER. Cnta.iuqua. Lehigh Comfy Pa
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Dipi6fu6 Notices.
Oy<,oy OF THE CHICAGO AND Akron RAILROAD Co, !
CHICAGO, Ill. August 5, 1865.
NOTICE.-Tbe Board of i

TtWIDEND NOTICE;-The Board Of u D 7, n
~ rector, OF che CHICAGO and ALTON RAILROAD
COMPANY Ia this day DECLARED DIV lDEND Of THREE
ard ONEHALF PER CENT free of Government tax, on,
Of the .arrngs for the last sx months the Preferred
and Common Stock Of the Company payable at the ono. OF
Messrs NJ. X. JESUP Co, No 80 EIchangepsce IN we
Cry Of NewYork the first day Of September next 10 ,e
holders of said stock who may be registered as snc az "
lose of business hours tire 2lst iu at which me te
Transfer Books will he closed and rcopened on the "a Gay OIL
f'''''>' w NJ LaRRABEE, Secretary.
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ICE CREAM REDUCED IN PRICE,
- CENTS FIR on ir In consequence q The fill In
price Of many Of the articles uscd In lie Cream and de
poon to accommodate the public induced to put the
prce Of our well known aud very superior Cream. aud lee
AZ the Low FIGURES on Is CENTS PER QUART.
IN thus r. ducingthe price rely the volume oil
business tsn the profits to small sles TO ustf
10 accomplish THIS we have oHy to this MARVEL
OUSLl LOW PRICE. One thousand quarts must be sold
daily and confidently rely tai, amount g. New York
While We nre accommodating Boston md Baltimore pub
lie a. IS cents. are d'c-nned tho Citizens Of NewYofk
shall eoy egupl advantages Therefore send your order.
and sut,iu his ert 70 furnish this splendid luxury a.
cents per quart A. An ARTICLE Tor DESSERT
nothing can he del ehul md chem For the con
vercncr Of those living Ia the north part Of the city
have opened branch eathDishnout at No COS SIXTH
AVE. doors from Thirty srth-st whore an nccommo
dating c,rk will be In sciiance IA practicable
branch Offices VIII 10 opened IA other parts Of the city
Terms cab down. J. RUSSELL a Co, No 29J Fourth
ave- door from Twenty thiEdst.. no. COS sIthAye
two doors from 1lnysl2thst.
NFw-YoRK July 1853
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I)roposal5.
Qu.RrrRnAsrsR GzSEruLs OFFICE,
r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE Of STEAM

WASHINGTON y. t.,July y, Ido5. }
r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF STEAM
~ BOATS, WHARFBOAIS, BARGES. AND OrhEK
PNOPFRTY-sesled PROPOSALS. invited snd will
be received at the places and until the dates hereinafter
named for the purchase OF the folowiDsnamed
STEAMBOATS, WHARF BOATS, BaIoES aud other
property.
AT LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY, UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 90 ~ m for the
Model barses Charmer Henry Clsy, Voolfolk Payne No s.
and a. Norton and for seventeen Il gunwac barge.
All (which can be At LOUISVILLE, kESIUChf,
until the day of ssle. -.
the sdewhee steamboat d. A. January registered e
tuus.
side " heel steanbost Ohio, fwrsct)
Sten.whee tug T. u. Homer. registered lJ9 tuns
And thirteen (5l .unwsle bsrSes. - .- ,,.,,,
until the day OF sale
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NEW FALL GOODS,
~ Ar GREAT BARGAINS,
RECEIVED FROM AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES
NEW DELAlNES. very choice styles, a3c. per yIi.
FINE ALPACAs new eoors. at Noe per yard.
TARTAN PLAID POPLINs, very choice at Soc per yard
PLAIN FRENCH POPLlNs. at Co., Csc. and rs.
FRENCH MERINOEs at 73c. to ~.
"LUPIN's FINE FRENCH MERiNOES, In al the new
eolofiuss at ~, 81 10, 81 25to I'll ~.
NEW BkLNORAL SKIRTS, from 80 - snl upwards
NEW EMPRESS CLOTHS, At eoc. to I'll -
NEW slLAs, la al the fashionable col0Ii.
w PEYTON.
No. ~ and "a Bowery near Housion''''
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A. 81. MrRwIs. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Nos. 69i anI
I'D 60 Broadway, cor. Of %th-st-Sales Of Books ga
tonery Pcures Works OF Art Fancy Gooda Furniture NC
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MAGENTA. Roseine, Fuchsne, Scarlet,
WI Pbosphine Emerald Green, Blue, Mauye. Violet Vel
low Soluble Blue, Purple The above briinnt Anine Dye
let Paste. (Solnble in WsteD q. per 10, In ID. Jars
DANIEL JUDsON SON Aniline Dye Merchant. and Dry
salsrs No. lga Colemin-st., London. Mills and Manu-
f4ctory-Bermondsey N. B.-Prices greatly reduced.
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b. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
Office No. IS Nassaust
limited STATES GOVERNMENT SALE
- OF IRON WIRE. -.
WI be SOLD at AUCTION TUESDAY. August %. 1852.
Riv,r:
90. 600 (mors or ies) Nos and 10 r IRON "iisE'
by order Cen STEWART VAN vLIEr
u. q. Quartermssten
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90 rbom il man Concern.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded IN the Inc "
N duty aud heir. Of such have died without ie,ehI
bounty. cell with your dlcharses on LEtF EhiSa uOa
NANk Co, Military and Naval iiaukeL'' no. =" ~ ~,
Grimes Budiuyh N.wyork who will collect OF cs,n 10
bouny. Also, OFFICERS CLkAkAnt ~ IiNO'ii 'Ni
mTkINFD LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
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oUARrxRxAsrZR-GESKRaL's OFFICE
WA-HSGrOS, ID. C., August "a, 1905.
CLOSING SAILS
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

w.alSGroS, d. G., August "a, 1865.
CLOSING SAILS
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
VIII b. sod public auction during the month Of SEP
TENDER to the hi.he,, bidder at the time and places
'amed below viz NETWORK
NewyOrk City, Tuesday Of each week loo Horses each
SewYori City. Thursday Of each week. 200 Mus' each
PENNSYLVANIA
Phlsdsos Thnrsiay of each week, 100 Horses eech dsy
Phi ad.lphis SATURDAY September 3 and "Wednesday and
Saturday Of each wee. thercate 100 Mules each day
Der TGn.s .S Nue. Ha s sna dy e''1 "'
Hari.5a1s Tae.day d each week iso Ma. each day
Indiana. Tae.a.y sspternber H. is, Mules.
Gre.n'bars, Th1r.d,y, septsae,er a. ~ Horses
Reading. Thur.iny. September II, go hules
Altoona IhaIsday, seP,e'Sn9sr 70 10 h0r'e'
roaI,p.po. September H. Is IS u.s. n and 90 $50 Horses,
Indaapo September H. l, and ls 10 Mules each day.
Cbc.,o se,,.sor J. o 10 Fl a. 10 iso Mule, e,ch day
Chc.so September !, q, 49, 20 - ~ 100 Horses each
Cay.
Wilmington. Friday Of zach week, $50 N1e' each day
wilmington i1''d-S fw sIl w '''
Trenton. Tuesday. September ;, 20 Mules.
Trenton, Tsesdsy, sep,eaber J., $50 Musl
baltimore, Thnr.i,y September :. $50 Mules
' MissOURL
2, Louis. Thur.aAy scpicb.r7 and ruesdly and Thur,
day Of each week thereafter. 40 Mules each day.
KANSAS
Fort L-sv.nwor,h oommruc.n; Tuesday, September H.
aud coninrr thereafter such times ihe Depot Quarter
master may dcsi.ua'- 1900 Mules
OiEsBOROu0U. D. c.
Tuesday snd Thursday ofe,ch week 100 horses each day.
No sale. OF a uirs vii take place al
WASHINGTON, H. c.
The snmAs 20 b. old In September snpsor 10 any
hsret offered the public The majority oi them are
sound and srrylcrshs.
H ,roecfed m Of sair az the f.ypln' Coz
Gnrias hrig DC doed d. Bugsi hosIG hc,J0Te
drdA hen'are, ~ Hs lat Opportunity IL ln'e'd"
Animal. will bs sold -nsly
Salcs to commence az 10 4
Terms cash. IA United States currency.
JAMES A. EKfN,
d. In.
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COLDIERS discharged on Partial Descriptive
> Lists all other: hsyns claim. ioI snys the
d tns,d AID naid by Applying at the Banking otnco
OF j. NELSON LUCKEY, No. 243 Broadway.
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broadway THEATER.

1T v,1op
- Manager. 100.
Second Of the Limited Engagement OF the Great AisO
MIR. end MRS. CHARLES KHAN
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug ~,
they will appear in
WEDNF SDAY.. MERCHANT OF ntNiIo
THURSDAY EVENING ard SATURDAY,
MATINEE, commencing at ocock..........'' uAnLLES
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ASSISTANT QuaRrERsAsTER's OFFICE. }
No. 10 STATES ST., NEW. YoHK CITY, Aug. ~ 1863.
,.H A. pubIis Auc,iSn' At D. N. on THURSDAY, the
3.t inst. Cen,r. P,rs Hospital quantity Of QUARTER
MASTERS PROPERTY. viz: CaullEon Furnaces, Ranges
Stoves, stove Pipe Cookiug Uens Laundry stoves Tables
Benches Bread Bins Tou CHE and Boxes Wash Tubs
SINKS, Oh Iron. Tent Platforms, &c, &c, &c
Terms cash on n and delivery For further inorus
ton In regd to the popey application may DO made to the
Surgeon Ia charge OF the Hospital OF 20 the underssned
by order oi Bra. Gen. Stewart Van Nlst.
lSignedI r. c. MORGAN Capt and A. q. VI.
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nv Pacific NAL STEAMSHIP IeXPANi'
CUef Srw.YolK, August y, 1903. }

-, yOTJCE.-The Board of Directors
cPEClhb o,dcrcl an ISSUE of FOUR MILLION
T0CSS 4 a:au sssrt ifG for S%
Z tcsrf Of he l55l Der cent declared paid, led'
"a wAsb nv cent 10 be called fox at the pleasure
z ssvsuyf'e ''el PEI CIV -
5ps COMPANY Ill Ia delivered TO Stockholders on and
n, reYt 'stes 40 Nv order OF the Board OF Dl
~ WsdDe'as! TaFODORE I. JOHNSON, secTetsry.
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TT 8. BOUNTY due men Enlisted IN the
u. NAVY since July T. 1854 also, men transferred ron
the Army to the Navy: all Prizes payable are now
Rroa1wav
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SATURDAY EVENING. Sept q
Mr.. FRANK DREW
~" TfiREE OF HIS GREATEST CHARACTERS.
f-Box Office open from to o'clock, when places nay
be- occurred Coz each Of the perfo in advance.
~ Prices same other hrst coss theaters
doors omen at II; begins at O'Clock.
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II LIGHTNING RODS-Best in use: will b,
Il sold any quantity. cheap, TO close out the business.
l.. LYON No. 33S Broadway, New. York
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IGOR sALE-oO tms COTTON WASTE, va
4 rous grades snd 10 tuns ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
pure, Ia lot, to suit by
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A I STEWART IL Co.
invite the attention q whole,ale Buyer, to their
Large stock Of
ENGLISH. FRESCH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
TAILORs TRIMMINGS, CARPET BINDINGS,
PEARL BUTTONS AND JET BUTTONS
in entirely Now Styles.
HOLDSwORT!is LINEN THREAD.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH sUsPESDER5.
FRENCH sATCHELs AND TRAVELLING BAGS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
and q fgl Line Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
which oa,rsi At
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
BROADWAY. CncHBERs aud READE.sTs.
4 4. STEWART u Co.
"A. HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS,
KICH FANCY SILK ROBES
~ STYLES OF
PEKIN, BEOCHE AND JARDINlERE
ALSO.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH LACE,
FOlNTE GAZE JuJE COLLARS.
PoErE APPLIQUE EMPRESS COLLARS
LACE.TRlMMED LINEN SETS.
AND
LACE. HRMsTICnED. TUCKED AID
EMBROIDERED HANDERCHIEFS
WHICH WILL BIZ OPENED AT RETAIL
MONDAY AUGUST -.
BROADWAY AND FEMINIST.
MANAGED GOODS
~ At GREAT BARGAINS.
GREAT SALE Oh DAMAGED
tLASNELS.
BLANKETS.
COUSrERPASES
QUILTS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE DAMAsKs.
TOWELS, CRASHES.
FRENCH MERINOFs -
ENTREES CLOTHS,
PoPLINs.
wK PEYToS, Nos. pa snd IA Bowery.
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49o
- way, nearly opposite Nicholas HoteL-GEO A. liza
W.T. Auetionesr by T. Cooiev Consirmrn;s 81 lcitsd
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DARNUMs MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR
I'D DEN,
No. 657 Broadway, opposite Bond st:
AFTERNOON ut 8; EVENING at II
The langhsbi- Pantomime Of -
JOCKO: OR, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
NlCOLO TROUPE.
LION-HRARTED TALLEEN BROTHERS
NICOLO THE CHILDWONDER,
Tho youngest FLYING TRAPEZs performer nv,ns
w b. HARRISON. Comic and ExtemPo Ianf2ns Sihssh
TUE GREAT LIVING CUklOSIIlES,
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN weighing 700 pounds'
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL oyer tees nsh
TIRE CIRCAsSIAN FAMILY;
DOORS OPEN AT OCLuCk.
A1,ni.sion 30 cents; Children under ten, ID cents
Paragette and Balcony. ~ cents.
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5indnfial.
/, r,,c 1'pEAGURY,


Onros OF f SsCsSS Msll .Ssa.i y, 1875 ;.
,rNTy.NISTM DIylDEND.L,Nottilc,'e A. is
Tf6lh sd u 9 G1G Is oE ,,ysS Ss' s at The
rhs fer the quarter vvaS,es3ay both inst The trans
he COMPANY on on FriSs. 18th instant and reopen
81 &c Of so as sS,S4 St se SsStS'
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0mnsemenIs.

NI1RIOs CAMDEN. Begins att o'clock.
N Concludes at fo;4o.
WM WHEATLEH
Ae'''' THE iii 'CO6LEST THEATER IN THE CITY.
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug 2g lsoo, ano
EVERY EVENING, TILL FURTIiEM ~ MVd AZ
FORTY-FOURTH REPRESENTATION w
ARRAH-NA- o G. U E;
On. THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
In three BY Dion Bouccsn'tsnd 5 " sTasoN
Mr. r. H. GLENNEYs as SHAUN tie r 0Sn;
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION as ARR All OIL LLi2 Ch.,,.
T. a. Burnett W. +. Sheridan, w. ScAian opsI ~
Peters W. H. Norton, }. w. Blaisdsi Z. D. ho'%e' ~.
JAMESON, w. II. Danves Charles T. f~"0e' ~" h''''~
Misses Maria Maecer. Mary Wells, &c.
The general I, reduction on q scale OF
GREAT MAGNIFICENCE
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Old Newspapers

SUITABLE FOR WRAPPING PAPER.
- For sale cheap hy the 100 or 1000
II " WHITNEY
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lulu. There Is need Of q monthly Of this stamp,
but 1t should not be devoted exclusively 10 rei-
gious subjects. If il is intended for the popular
masses. II should embrace the whole field Of liter
ature. and have able articles on the great questions
Of the day.
Speaking of periodicals-the atlantic for July
contains article Of thrilling interest entitled the
" Chicago Conspiracy" which shows how narrowly
this country escaped n revolt during the last fall
originated by the rebels. and which 10 have
been organized and carried ont by them in con-
junction with their northern sympathiZeTs. The
statements there made public are based on evidence
before the investigating commission. and are rel-
able. More anon.
Yours. &c. II. VI. ".
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advertisements.
STORE FOR SALE.
SELF-RECULATENC!
LOOK AT THIS !!


VKyHE ST BSCRIBER WOULD r ESP PECT-
fully give notice, that he has commenced the manufacture
of SelfReguidting Wind Nh, Honolulu of Fort
Hotel streets. fill all the
same which may oper
of Mr. c. F.. Williams King Having
perence in making and putting wind mills in California,
they have the first premium Fairs
which they have been exhibited he confident
have superior, equal They will with less
noise repair, and do work than mill in
The mill be used for almost requiring
chnery with such pumping,
grain. wheat,
be made useful grinding
with good but especially for the raising Of
water which they intended. Being regulating,
they injure machinery by great speed
wishing mills, will please leave which
will he attended with dispatch l.. NYE
Corner Fort and Hot Streets.
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.TESTINIDNIAIS-

DR.. WISTER-Dear Sir: have been using your Metallic
Paint Tor the last three Freight and Passenger Cars
Engines, Tenders find the best paint have ever
used for durability, and from the tests have sub
jected proves he superior any paint
requiring less OIL and its being almost Iron is susceptible
Of the finest possible polish have known it crack
blister scale, and unhestatngy recommend it al those
who desire q cheap durable and good paint.
E L. BENEDICT.
Master Mechanic IL. & VI r Z.
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CINCINNATI. Lune I. 1859

CINCINSATI. June 7. 1859.
Winters Metallic Paint. " q
find something better will
both Roofing and Bridging So there nothing
in known that compare with it in its
articles especially Iron 1t perfectly weather proof
1t by weather. and find
Boilers. Chmneys &c., it is influenced by heat.
4.9-In & oC
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ALMOST As HARD AS IRON!

Protecting decay iron and other metals from
II mixes readily with nseed OIL and be used
for all purposes without grinding 1t has already
used, and has itself unparalleled
reputation, having given universal satisfaction o- painting
Houses, Barns, both wood brick, the Iiu Decks
Tunnels Of Ships, Dock Gates, Iron. Wood Brick
posed the action Of the atmosphere Iron
Bridges Fences. Railway Cars Depots Tin and Shge Roofs
&c When linen covered with it. becomes
waterproof does crack when rolled and preserves from
Ii preferable paint for printing 1t does roll
in rubbing down, and labor, aud produces firm
surface oil than other Mineral
Paint Painters will find this the cheapest and most durable
for all outside work And for prming under other Paint
E unequaied While the base OF all other Mineral Paints is
Clay Silica, WINTERS METALLIC BROWN ID composed
Of the following:
feF-ONyie OF IRON 10
Sesquioxyde Of Manganese. .-........-..... 50
A!ninlna Z %
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NCHHAHHEG COAT:

Not liable become tarnshed, and makes neveradin
paiut acquainted with its ingredients know.
will change color by exposure to the weather and vii
endure any climate without cracking bisterugwhie
rnsn hard rns M u IN a
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INTERNATIONAL Hotel.

- The undersigned. proprietor of the In
,,I tcraOna Hotel. takes pleasure ia the
III public travelling portion the community. that
house still ready supply their wants in manner
ond to none u the city Give N a call.
3r. SAMUEL. A LOLLER.
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advertisements.
d0bertiscmtnts.
R,S
METALLIC BROWN FhIDT!
For Sale by
G.. BREWER & CO.!


vEyHIS PRFPA RATION Is MADE FROM
peroXyie Of Iron and Manganese In its natural state
: a Brown. Paints
gives desirable In primitive beauty and
appears clear, and fresh. 1t uuctuOus
easy grind. Il flows freely from th. brush. and
II pOssesse elastic body than othr Paints II
Leaves uuDu he surfL a glossy. uufadpg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, Geo. Bryan,
Il Samuel r. Adams and Douglas S. Gregory,
by trust deed dated 10th August, A. D. 1860,
duly executed by them, and which was record
ed in the Recorder office of Cook county, Hi
nois in book No, 2O3 Of deeds, on page 253, con-
veyed to the undersigned as trustee, one undiVi-
ded fourth part of the land situated in the coun-
ty of Cook in the state Of Illinois, which was
purchased by Thomas r. Love from John A.
Rockwell, being part of Rockwells addition to
Chicago, in the west half Of the northwest quar-
ter of of section eighteen in township No. 80
nortl, range No. a. and the northeast quarter of
section 10, in said township range l3, which
was conveyed to said trustee, upon trust for Ger
tain uses and purposesin said deed set forth.
And, whereas, by decree Of the Superior
court Of Chicago, rendered upon petition for
partition in the suit of Thos. r. Love against
VIM N. McVeigh ct al in which the parties to
said trust deed were made parties lot IS in block
two, n of lot Il, II. Of lot Is, and S. ! of lot
%, in block five, the S. of lot 3 and the S. of
lott in block three of Rockwell's addition to
Chicago, were set apart and allotted to sad par
ties to the trust deed aforesaid;
And whereas, the grantors IN sad deed OF
trust have made default, and the sale Of said
premises as provided for in said deed of trust,
has become necessary, therefore, in ACCORDANCE
with the provisions of said trust deed, and for the
uses and purposes therein set forth, I, W. B.
Gregory trustee, will sell said last named prem
ises, at the north door Of the court house, in
the city of Chicago, Cook county, Illinois, on
Thursday, the Ihjrtieth day Of Novem5er,
A. D. 1865, at II o'clock (noon) at public auc-
ton, to the highest and best bidder for cash
&C 31-dts W. B. GREGORY, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04
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G.. G. BERRY,

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complete assortment of GOODS in his line,
which he is prepared to sell at pleasing prices
to his customersand the public generally.
He names in5part:-
Ladies', Gents and Children's Hosiery.
q g: Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchiets.
:" aELs Gloves-a large assortment.
Cambria Edgings and Insertings.
Cotton and Thread Edgings.
Lace and Linen Collars
Lace and other Wells.
French and Domestic Corsets.
Worsted Hoods, Shawls, Talmas &c:
Zephyr Worsted in large variety.
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts.
Knitting Cotton and Yarns
Velvet Ribbons-an widths.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings and Ribbons.
Dress Buttons in great variety.
Spool Cotton, Tape, Thread, Needles, Pins,
Cravats Suspenders, Combs Brushes, Soaps,
Perfumery, in fine every desirable article
usually found in q VARIETY and TRIM
MING STORE. oct4-1m