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CALE on GOvERNMENr VESSELS AND

GALE OF GOVERNMENT vESSELS AND
r ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, /
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, March 1, 1866 I
Will be sold ut Public Auction, at the United
States Govern ment Wharf, HANOVER Street
DeHwa 1Syenue, Philadelphia, Pa, on FRiDAY,
Mar,h 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock A M the
following named vessels and barges:-
STEAM FERRY TRANSPORT "WELLBS."
Tonnage, 1856 S5-95 tons length, 100 feet; BEAM SO
feet; depth, 10 IL feet; high pressure engine
STEAMER "0SCEOLA."
Tonnage, 90 1896 tons; length 108 feet; beam,
16 5-12 feet; depth, 712 feet; low pressure engine
2. BARGE DELTA"
TONNAGE, 121 21-95 tons; length, 100 2-10 feet;
BEAM IL 6-l0 Ieet; depth, z $40 feet.
re BARGE "kAUFEMAN @. WARNER" "
Tonnage, 1913 1896 tons; length 80 $40 feet; beam,
II 5-l0 feet; depth, 5-10 feet. L.. d. .r'
BARGE JOSHUA ZIMMERMAN"
Tonnage, 135 1896 tons; length, 100 feet; beam,
ll BARGE "UNIoN" /"
Tonnage, 127 Sl95 tons; length, 90 BIO teet; BEAM
IL 7-10 feet depth, 8 $40 feet
BARGE "W. Il. PLATT."
Tonnage, SO 62100 tons; length 90 7-10 feet; beam
IL i 10 feet; depth, 7-l0 feet LII.
BARGE "ANN Nc AFFREY" ..a .
tonnage, Ill 7.10 tons; length, 100 feet; beam,
n $40 feet; depth, 7-1o feet.
The above vessels and barges lie at Hanover street
wharf, where they may be examined.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in Government funds.
BY order of Colonel VIII LIAM w. MoKIM,
Chief Quartermaster Pmladelphia Depot. 100 l
HENRY BOWMAN, ..
319t Captain and A. Q. nj.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF STEAM---GRIsT MILL
~ eayALRY DEL o. of Ish e EsiDoao. D. o. a 5
'eCUARTEiiMA STIR GESfgAL's Is UPFioE, !
., .lL- 9. 4 FIRer DIVISION
Hy ordef ot the QuaItermaster. eneral there will
se 600 On the premises at Eubic auOuon under tho
NJ on WEDNESDAY ? Ami a isS5 at tweiSSe
o,elocs NJ the following described public property
ONE, lD STEAM .GRlNDISGy AND FEED
tir, me- with massvs dpadts dt3b AZ m On
feet With coal hay, ana eng nc houses attached ali
constIusted Of the very st material, and Ia the
Also, at the same time and place, the machinery
and aPpliances o. the mil, consisting Of
gNh ~ INGlNE, OF 10OBORSB POWER,
ana twenty-iour (24 inches stroge set loon heavy
ana heater, and ca IRON hs,wbeeI with driv,ng-
Iulleys Of the same material, ten 1Ol feet in dame
ter ana twenty.iour (2l) inches face with Judsons
TWO t2I BOILERS, of s1xTY.HoRsE POWER
....I .. EACH, u .T0..I.f "'T.
an inch in thickness five (6l feet in diameter and
boier containing seventy-sx t76I lap welded aues
each three 90 and one fourth & inches In d,ametor
len u0IPAIR>IOF. REID PATENT BUCKINa-
HAM 1HlRl tSol INUHE, SPRING MILLS,
constructed OF solid French burr milestone, and set
ia heavy, webaanced frames. with hay cutters,
ell ystcrs and eonyeyors sufficient TO cut and handle
nomical and labor saving plan.
n iht chatting IS OF I'm shed wrought ron, and the
lulleyS OF caStrOnt Iaced ana balanced, with
hangers and boxes ufclent to drive tel (16l pairs
OF burrs, etc. The NAN drtying.bet is of tour Al
ply rubber, and twonty-tour t2t) inches WIDE. The
belts tof driving the mills, etc. are of The best oak
tanned, patent sire ched leather.
lie Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures Of
every description of the very best materials aud
Workmanship. and are stlh IN excellent condG
and fine working order, the mill having been in Ope
Tailon only about fifteen months
II deemed advisable bv The agent of the Govern
ment on the day OF sale, the builcIDgs will Do sold
separately. , --
Terms2Cash, IN Government funds
Purchasers VIII be required to remove their
property before the first (lstl day of May next
un ess otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds q r.l r..I.s t.t.E| ID 'II7-
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sale. ..,J II .
Any further information that may be desired will
be given upon Application, IN person by lolter to
Captain GEORGE T BROWNING, A. O. M, Gies-
boro, or to this office. . ~ .-l'-+ .t ~ '''I
.-.iH.Ul r. JAMES A. EKTN
u. ...r-yTI Brevet Brigadler General,
226 31t In charge First Division Q. NJ GO.
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES
T NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROV VIsIONS AND CLOTHING

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
g.L M. .9. 70 March 8, 1866.
:, Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables will be received at this Bureau
until O'Clock p. NJ, on the 18th day OF March
instant for the supply of Fifty Thousand pounds of
FRESH BEEF and Fifty Thousand pounds OF
FRESH VEGETABLES, at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard and Station, as required. l.f.9
he Beef and Vegetables must be of good quality,
and the best the market affords, ana each article
must be offered for by the pound
The Beef to be in equal proportions fore and hind
quarters. l
Bonds, with approved security, win be required in
one-ha1 the ed amount OF the contract, and
twenty per cent. in ADDITION will be withheld from
the amount of each payment to be made as collateral
security Tor the due performance of the contract,
which will on no account be paid until IL is fuly
complied with. fha-ia h.1- " 4s-IJ
Every offer made must be accompanied by a written
guarantee, siPned by one or more responsible per-
sons, that the bidder bidders will if his their
bid be accepted, enter into obligation within five
days, with good and sufficient sureties, TO furnish
the articles proposed. 1! Ht "a Ns-| .aa t91. 4
No proposal toiH be considered unless accompanied
bg such guarantee, and By Satiuctory Evidence that
the bidder is regular dealer 2 the articles proposed
and has the license required By act OF Congress.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent. t I.- y b l0t
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
~ MACON, GA.
BY direction OF the SECRETARY OF WAR, all
BUlLDING MATERIALS,
,5lo MAChINERY, TOOLS,
'' IRON, COPPER, LUMBER,
.rg AND STORES OF VARIOUS KINDS,
which were collected at Macon, tIa by the Con-
iederate % overnment, for the erection and Derma-
nent operation OF large armory, laboratory, and
arsenal; and also
r TOOLS, MACHINERY, AND MATERIALS
collected from non works and arnories IN the States
PUBLIC AUG rI0N,
Among the ARTICLES TO be sold are;- D. ..- r.. r..
1900 lbs Copper-round rod.
$4,000 lbs COpper-bar.
10000 lbs. COpper-sheet. -
100000 bs Wrought Iron-bar and rod.
S S5O toms toms Cast as Iron iron-unserviceable shells
. "a GOO lbs. Lead-pigs
$4,000 lbs. Tin-block and sheet.
4DO0lbs. Chain--oTane and cable -. -
l5,6o0 yards Cloth Cotton, English Serge, oiled
and enameed.
5000 ieet Betting = gum and leather, assorted
geo Machines-Drlls, Planers Milling, Screw
cutting, Steam and Trip-hammers. ~
? Besides;- ,r-.--.,ss., ,,.....
SaddIsS iron and bronze,
Horse Equipments. Laboratory NStores and
Infantry and Cavalry Ae- MhsIials, , =
cnnffements. ~ lSpare HAIJS (neWl IOr
RlanEefs Springfield uskets and
WaSon and Gun Carriage Colts RevoVers and
Trans an assortment of
so broken Gun Carriages, a aaa 2l-l . t''t '-'4
PAINTS AND OILS.
The attention on Northern BUYERS is called to this
SALE which is large one, and Of valuable property
1 6p pIlhe;G ts;ned fpol fe Ghiei Of Ordnance at
.Washineton, ID. g., and from the Commanding
0fieor Of the Augusta Arsenal, Se9rGiaTOa9 Tsl
"a T4f WI fl,55IhsD Az Anril 1ssk 81. ~, IN
and cOntinae every day until ab the property Is
soa fSs = 1Jn,tsi states currency. 30 ospco
Iuf 41''.fu nrfNfi1f'l ~ ln. ID w, F1AGIEf, H
b 'A' s.So Captain ord. Breg. q Colonel. DO
81 S1zzt or1von sfi,s,pH Sp' ephS'''
lWE Gt ,lVOHD rtAW tAlmf
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COyENNMrNT sALE oF sURPLUs nARp
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q. S. A,
No 8 y. GAY STREET

u SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q. S. A.,
d No 8 S. GAY STREET, y.
BALTIMORE, Md, Fe ruarY n, 1866 J
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate will be received at
this Office until SATURDAY, March IL, 1866, for the
purchase OF surplus HARD BREAD on hand at this
depot u.i It'd IN. ..,. ~. . - " -
Proposals must state that the offer is made under
advertisement of this date. I'll. ...- q t3r
The bread IN boxes OF nifty 1907 pounds each. No
proposals received Tor less than twenty (20 boxes.
Purchases will be delivered on board of transports
without exp ense TO the purchaser. ....-
Payment required in Government funds on Motif.
cation of acceptance Of bid. Twenty Gays allowed
purchasers 10 remove stores. ~ YEETF
Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope, 'Propo-
sails for bard Bread, and addressed TO lIlJ
NJ fsnD TbOMAS WILSON, n1g
.a Breyet 1T Col. and q. s. u, S A.,
9226l7t BieVet Brig. Gen. Volunteers.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

+ ARGE SALE OF QUAh'TERMAsTER,s
CHIEF QUARTERMAsrEirs 0FBIoE,
DEPoT OF WASH NGToN
-rr- WASHINGTON, ID. q March 2, 1885, "A
ton of Breyet LIoutenant-Colonel JAMES NJ
MOORE, A. Q. NJ, AZ Warehouse No. 5, on New
York avenue between Eighteenth aud Nineteenth
streets, Washington, ID. q, on TUESDAY, March
20 1896, at 10 O'Clock A M., q large lot of Quarter
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GOVERNMENT SAL IS.

GALE Or GOVERNMENT HosrfrAL AND
- FlXlUhBS, BENERLYs NAV ,9EKsEY s.
OFFICE AssIsTANT QuARIl:RMAsrER, } "A.
' PHILADELPHIA DEPOT
81 - Twelfth and Girald streets
Will be sold at Public Auc i0n, foT acoOunt OF tho
United States OF. Beverly, New Jersey, on SATUR
DAY, March 10 1866 at IL O'Clock M au the Buid
lnPs ana Exiurts boloneine 10 the Government
known as Beverly Hospital, as fOlowsi -.f.81s 20 III
frame Buildings galyanize Iron
gSentry Boxes, 3 I'm Office Boilers,
$50 Benches, Iron Hopper.
,oSS tables 40 Brass Stop and Bibb
3 Iron Wash Troughs, 1 NO. 8 Worthiueton
l Ease eli Drawers steam Pump, Boiler
2Cases Pigeon Holes and Steam Guage,
E i Desk, .t. Cast Iron Stove,
9TOn Wash Stands Wooden ank holding
Iron Soil Containers, 1900 gallons
. lion Ranges, "a Cords Pine Wood.
n feet inches I-inch GALVANIZED Iron Pipe; 31s
feet inoh ditto 204 feet 5inch ditto; 80 st 3.nch
Cast Iron Pipe; 30 feet 2lnch ditto; IL feet 6nches
lf.inch Lead Waste Pipe; is feet B-lnch ditto; 66
teet t:nch Cast Iron ySci Pipe IL feet inches u
ineh Gas iipei 90 feet Inch otto; Water Closet
Plunser; Stop Cock Key
The bmIdlngs contain about 81 776 feet Rough
BOaros, HOT46 feet Flooring Boards, 30 426 feet
hemlock Scantling, 694 feet Shelving, and 40 feet
Office Rslllng. a...- n I. - -I
Also a large lot of assorted I,umber.
The 10 O'Clock a. Nj tram the Camden and
the sale ..I. -.-.
[ Plans and spec Gcations OF .be property can be
seen upon application at this Office.
The property must be removed within two (2l
weeks from day OF sale.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds.
BY order OF Colonel WILLIAM W. MoKTM.
Jbiei Quartermaster,
Philadelphia Depot.
HENRY w. JAMES,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, Brevet Major
United States Army. 355t
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DUREAU OF ORD AN L.
Id an f.dNAVY DEPARTMENT, q1fa l.
ID WAsHRGToH IrY, March 2. 1866 ! !.
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT THE NAVY
49, : YARD, BROOKLYN, N, ~. .,..,-1l
There will be sold at Public Auction to the highest
bidders In the office of the Inspector OF Ordinance
OF the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y at noon, on the
Sd dnyot April, 1866, tour thousand jlour hundred
and ninety nIne (44991 barrels Navy Powders
These Powders Will be sold by sample, in lots OF
one hundred, two hundred5 and three hundred
barrels. Purchasers to furnish barrels into which
Tie powders may be empted from the tanks.
\ J efms-One hall cash in GOvernment funds, and
the remainder on the removal of the Powders, for
which period OF ten days will be allowed II not
~ -. r.s ,trr H.. A.rWISE,
! g Sswt41 ~ ~ Aai1 O. 20 Chief Of Bureau.
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TRANKFoRDl ARSENAL, PHILADELPHIA,
Il Pa, March g. 1866. ys e.HL tllfn
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received by
the undersigned, at his Office, at FRANKFORT
ARSE NAL, up TO u O'Clock NJ of the 10th instant,
for furnishing - .-. r-r~l1'-' -g5u1-
FRESH BEEF uIaLY#a
of the best quality, necks and shanks excluded, to
the detachment stationed at this Arsenal. .,3l
The beef 10 be delivered four (4l tunes a week, at
the rate OF lSO pounds more or less. each time.
The Ommlssary of Subsistence reserves the right
TO REJECT any unsatisfactory bid 90 I'D .L. .EoH
- GEORGE ID. RAMSAY, JR., i.
3B5t Bvt. Captain U. s. A., A. @. S.
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3 U R E K Al
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS IS NO HAIR DYE.

TEE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this propsra-
tion met during the short time 1t has been before
the public INDUCED the thousands and tens OF thou
who have used ana attested It's virtues TO pro
nOpnce IL the ONLY and TRUE Hair Restorative The
Eureka has been introduced into all the principal cities
b0h East and West and having faithfully performed all
that Is claimed ior IT, has superseded al other Hair Pre-
paraOns he Hureka Grey Hair Its original
eoorj prevents the hair from falling Ou by eausing
healthy condition Of the scalp, mpartnR TO the hair
so1ness ana poss, and youthful appearance that no
other Har paration produce The Eureka Is ree
IRON Az impurities OF p0isenOu drugs ana can be used
WiIhoaf snilng scalp or hands. ~ 2 4i. -a ICY
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
ROBERT FISHER, Sole agent, - y
90 NO!2O N. MFTH street ST LOUIS MO
Agents for PenHsylynna, DYOTT q co. No 282 N.
SECOND Street, Philadelphia 2Osmw3m
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT CARTS, AMBU.
y LANES, AND ARMY WAGONS.
NJ CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, T
WARRINGTON, ID, c., March j, 1866. o."
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the dIrectIcn
of Brevet Colonel q. II. Tompkins, Quartermaster
ut Lincoln Depot. Washing on. ID. c.. on TUESDAY,
March 49, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. M, the followlng-
mentioned Government properly. viz.:-
I. l' al1 10 50 Light CARTS,
100 LIGHT AMBULANCES,
.tr .f re 800 ARMY WAGONS,
which will be sold singly and mnst be removed
within five days from date of sale.
Terms-Cash in Government funds
By order of Brevet Major-General ID. II. Rucker,
Chief Quartermaster, Depot OF Washington.
- 7N.H CHARLES H. TOMPKINS,
328t Brevet Colonel and Quartermastsr.
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A R:M rsU PP S.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING CoMMIssARY, I
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEssEE,
NASHVILLE, enn.,
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GALE OF TEAM.-GRIsT MILL
~ css1f.L L. .l-r AT THR lanF fff -I.w sew
q CAYALRl DEL TOG, lESDORQ, d. q, artnn
Il - 1iY ~ H1ast ~ , ifrsf
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laEAlLaI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-14
From New York.


The POSTS special says the Committee on
Ways and Means Is considering u tax on
whisky and cotton, and the income tax. A
report will be made very soon ON these
three points.
The Frccdmcn's Bureau Bil, having
passed the Senate aud House, will be sent
TO the President to-day.
The friends of Mr.. Van Dyke here are
very certain that he will be appointed Col
lnctor of New York within few days.
Tho Commercial says that the stock mar
ket Is duh, hut steady, at present. The
probability appears 10 be- that for some time
the prices of stock will remain at about the
present figures; of course, with iluctua-
tions up and down. Governments are cX-
tremely dull, but firm In quotations.
The HerdiFs Washington correspondent
says:
At DIR. Sundcrland's church tonight
Chicf-lusticc Chasc introduced Fred. Doug
lass To dcnscly-crowdcd auditory, speak
ing of him In highly y-complimcntary terms.
The latter occupied two hours in lecture
ON THE Assassination and its Lessons"
There were present many members of Con-
gress, and number of the lecturers own
race, lie was applaudcd throughout.
Judge Kelley, Of the House of Rcprcscn-
tativcs, responded Ia the general call, and
placed himself squarcly upon the platform
Of the brotherhood of man.
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From Washington.
Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer
WASHINGTON, February -

INlioVlNl W lnc NlhtlnnNll inlNlitiI
WASHINGTON, February ~.
Many persons enormously suppose the
vote IN the House to-day upon Green Clay
Smiths motion to admit the member elect,
Mr.. johnson. from Arkansas, 20 the privl-
lcgc of the floor, was u test vote rs 60 the
admission final of the members from that
State and Tennessee, but such Is not the
fact.
Most of the members who voted against
Mr.. Smith's resolution will vote In favor Oi
Il resolution to admit the Tennessee mem
bcrs, when that resolution comes up and
there Is scarcely u doubt that the Trnncs-
see and Arkansas members will be admitted
tO their seats In the course of this session.
Mr.. knsson Otcp.), of Iowa. distinctly
stated that lac would vote for the admission
of those members, not only because he be-
llcvcd they were entirely entitled to their
seats, but because we shall bc entirely un-
able to obtain proper accounts of the status
of the people MS long MS we kept loyal men
of those States at arms length.
Another report was received to-day from
the Committee on Reconstruction, cmbody-
ing an amendment To the Constitution en-
powcring Congress TO make laws 10 secure
10 the citizens of each State the privileges
of citizens Of the several States, and 10 all
her sons In the several States of equal pro-
lection In rights Of life, liberty and prop
crty. Mr.. Bingham took especial pains to
say, apOlogetiCally, that IL was not the in
tcntion of the Committee to shove this re-
solution through under whip and spur of
the previous question as was attempted on
the first report.
We have had enough of this, and the
Committee has learned that the objection
now raised Is that the Committee Is offer
ing those separate propositions 10 rotard
the work of reconstruction; the proper
plan being TO make full and complete re-
port of the programme, aud let the people
see ut n glance what the entire work Is IN
tended tO he.
The resolution was rccommittcd To be
printed. r..
II has now come % light that Mr.. Ban
croft sent word, yesterday, to the British
and French Ministers that he intended to
pitch into the Governments respectively
represented by these gentlemen so that
they might have the privilege of absent
Ing themselves, If they did not care to sit
quietly and hear their sovcrcigns abused.
This statement is given out To mollify the
animndversion upon Mr.. Bancroil's bad
taste In pitching into England and France
on an occasion 80 Inappropriate rs that of
the memorial services Of yesterday. The
general opinion Is that Mr. Bancroft's cx-
planation does not help him out.
The President IL Is rumorcd has vetoed
the Frecdmen's Bureau Bill, but upon in
gniry mt the proper source of reliable IN
formation do not find any authority for
the rumor. IL Is known, however that Mr..
johnson does not approve of the bill, ut
all events, In many of Its features; but as
yet he has not thoroughly considered its
provisions, and hence no veto has been de-
termined upon.
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CoUNTERFETrERs ADMoNIsuED.-Two rns-
Gals were sentenced by the u $. District
Judge, at Cincinnati, n few days since, To
imprisonment In the Penitentinry for a
term of five years each, for counterfcltlng
National currency. Others are In custody,
charged with like oilense. Judge Icay-
itl In charging the Grand Jury on this
point, remarked;
In the present condition or the country
with the vast paper currency In circua-
tion, embracing $G3O, 100000 OF legal tender
notes, S250,00O,000 of the National Bank
notes, the S200O0,O00 of fractional cur
rcncy, il is important that the interests of
the community be faithfully protected
against loss by the crime of counterlciting
Aud when IN addition, II Is remembered
that the burden of this great evil falls most
generally upon the ignorant poor, who are
least able TO bear II. the Importance OF
guarding aud protecting them by stringent
Justice invokes your consideration.
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LAW REPORT.
surEmoR couRr-JuDok HAYNES.
Reported for the Empire ]

Reported for the Empire
February l3 1866
Thomas sullivan, father of Catharine Sui
liyan, a minor, applied for the custody OF
his child, who has been bound Ms an ap-
prentice by the Directors Of the County
lnflrmary, to Nathan Harris. Previous to
the indenture being made, the father had
made arrangements with Father Kelly 10
have the child placed with the Sisters of
Charity at Cincinnati. At the time of max
ing the indenturc Father Kelly was present,
but said nothing In reference TO such an ar
rangcmcnt until after the indenture was
signed.
The Court held that, under an net dated
February %, 1863 the Directors OF the III
Urinary were authorized TO bind out destl-
tutc children belonging 10 the same. Had
the arrangement between Father Kelly and
Thomas Sullivan, to place the child with
the Sisters of Charity, been known Mt the
time of making the indcnturc, she would
not have been considered destitute. The
child was romanded 10 the care of Mr..
Harris. w. II. Bellvilla for applicant; ;
Howard q Son, contra.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CIscisNAri. February Is,
FIOult-Thc market remains steady aud un-
changed both regards prices or demand, We
continue 10 quote suportno at fT@T b0i extra at
SSRN; family ut 60 26dat0, and ftncy NJ $40 9bMi1
GRAlN-Whcat N quiet, old rcd Is held Ut ~ 10
Go2 10 tor prime to choice samples with small sales
hut liberal concessions would be necessary 10 dis
pose of round lots: red II held at ~ tDq0 for
No. I. aud u 2odi 20 for inferior grades Corn IL
ilrncr and IN better demand closing at bic. for No
/ shcllcd IN elevator and Tac including gunnios
Oats continue unchanged; No. are duh, aud Of
iuring freely at 3bc, In elevator, No. uro held
firmly at &H@apc Rye Is duh without change la
prices No, I, 7@GTlo. and No. y, O9970c.
MlilSkl-A continued good market at 2oag2dc
for bonded, aud e. 2289 ~ FOR free.
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rH-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PnLs

tB-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged to have
no rival In the cure of such diseases as
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fever of all
Kinds, Jaundlce, Costiyeness, Pain In the
stomach, Sido, Head, Back, and Bowels,
bilious Complaints, Loss OF Appetite, Sick
Headache, ScrofIla, Scald Head, hheuma-
tism. Collie, Pleurisy, Plmples and Sores on
the Skin, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowncss
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness Of the Breast,
Diseases Of Spine and Ksdneys, Sore Eyes,
Diarrhea or Dyscntery, Cold, etc.
Most Of the above-named diseases may be
prevented by taking DIR. Morris VEaE-
TABLE LIVER PIILs In season, or when the
liver becomes first derangcd, which carry
of, through the bowles and the seeretions
of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skim and become accumulated In the blood.
There has been IA gront progress In sci-
ange, and especially In that of medicine,
within the past fow years rs there hns in
tbe arts. 10 sncb perfection have they
brought this sclonc6, that the medicinal
properties are condensed aud concentrated
into the resins or salts Of the plant, which
they extract from II, and leave the inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal prOpertles-by boiling for
a long time IN water--is found, In most
cases, to render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, OF even decomposing thOm.
DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS ARE
composed of chemical vegetable extracts
mostly from plants growing In our own
country; some of these plants have n direct
action on the liver, others upon the skin
others on the Kidneys and others upon the
bowels and lnhgs. IL is by u peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these pills are made, possessing thC
most Extraordinary efficacy for curing the
aboye-named diseases.