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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

BRsT's FILTERs-PRIcE REDUcRD.--In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best wonld announce that he
has reduced the price Of his superior Filters
TO el6. This will place them IN the reach
Of all, and no family should be without
one' ,.,l. jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
The Fall Trade Opened.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
a. p. EAGRICx,

NO. IOt MAHN STREET, DAYTON,
rs now receiving his fall stock of Doors. SHOES
quality. ~ 49,
His stock Of manufactured work Is Of tho very
pest quaAlty and cannot be surpassed by any other
nouse IN the cay he invites his Friends especial
~ those IN tho country 70 call and examine his
assortment. They cannot fail 20 be satisfied as
reGarus style, quality and price '',
Doh't forget the place, No. iW Main street op.
p0sits tho Phillips House seSSVsinb
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

CE- BY reference to cur advertising col
umns, 1t will be seen that the sale of Gov
Anderson's Vineyard and Garden Lots,
which was TO have come OFF on Saturday
last has been postponed until Saturday,
September 29th.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

VARIABLE IIoRsE FLEsH-Seven horses
were spipped on Wednesday at Cincinnati
for New York, whose value in the bill of
fading is put at 100000, Among them
were Asteroid and Kentucky.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

JusT REcRIvED-At J. c. Trebein q Co,
No. 80 Main street, a large lot Of Irish Pop
llus, all eolOrs. Also the best stock of dress
silks In the city. Come and see.
se94-3td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

THE STATE AND COUNTY FAIRs-Promise
to be grand affairs, and from the prepara-
tions made at the Eagle Clothing Store' IL.
schwarz certainly must anticipate a tre-
lnehdous trade for clothing.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
JOHN sHELL's ESTATE.

ON tes nth day Of September, 1859, the under
" signed wea appointed Admlnistrator OF ths.
es.I,a si q Soha she'll late Of Montgomery county
AEt .H. JOHN HENRY SHELL,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
DOCTOR rosrnR

May be consulted daily
Sunday and Wednesday Excepted,
Atthe PHnLRs HoUsE, Dayton, Ohio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

FELLOW CrTnENs-Do your duty this
fall, and vote that II. schwarz sells the
cheapest and best made up clothing. Call
and see him. in..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

tE@Iadies, for Alexandra Kids, go to
Nishwitz & Frey's, No, 32s Third street
sepa9d3 tao
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

BoYs-when you come to Dayton, buy
yenr custom-made suits at the popular
Eagle Clothing Store, l1s Main street. "A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
Dissolution Of Partnership.

.TTNIlE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name OF Walker a Turner, Merchant
Tallors, IL this day dissolved by mutual Consent
The business viii hereafter be Conducted by VIM
Alker, At the old stand. The books will be- found
az sne old stand any person being indebted TO the
old firm Will please call and settle immedia ately
Dayton. Ohio August u. 1866 -daw3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
For Making Sugar.

ARON fDRNACkS-Ar VERY LOW
PRICES, AT CHRISTOPHER a sPIFLMAE's
oio Third street. They will save time labor and
WOOD IN boiling sirup and cooking food for iRrna
Atock. They are light and portable.
Aho. great number Of pans for boiling suRaf-
Wataf.N Call and 900 for yosiFsolVos fatSfvsiT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
Dissolution.

THE cO-psrtnership heretofore existing under
the style and firm name of Nen Dennet a Co.,
was Dissolved ON the 10th inst, Neif Bennett haV-
ing purchlSdl the interest Of Mr.. Eels. Either
partner Will use the name OF the firm in liquida-
ton. 10 HENRY NEFF IT
.tl tItttI.t I'Hft MILTON BENNET,
jylTdawu MARCUS EELLS. . 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
Democratic Headqunrters.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.

Cornar Jsuerson and market SITS
ttOvER MAXwEbL a shy YDER's)
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
NOTICE 40 HuNTHRs.

A III. persons are hereby notified that they are
N prohibited IRON hunting upon the premises
OF the uhderslghed, In Wayne township, Mont
gOmery county Ohio, without authority from the
owner or owners, Amy one falling 10 comply with
this notice, viii be prosecuted 70 the ulf extent
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

tB-No old fashioned clothing sold at the
Eagle Clothing Store, and no two prices
asked. .,... 'r.uI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

y NEW FALL STooK.-J. +. Lentz Son
have Just received their Fall stocko Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps. .Fhe stock is large,
and has been selected expressly foF the fall
and winter trade; the assortment compris-
o. every article, of the best quality and
Iatest styles, that can be desired in the above
line. Their CuetOm work is unsurpassed
by any other honse IN the city. 1t Is made
of the very best material and cannot fail TO
give entire satisfaction. Their friends and
customers in the country are specially re-
qussted 10 call and examine their assOrt-
ment on visiting the city. No effort will
be spared to please all as to quality and
price. t# sFl sels3tdw1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

THE'vE ECoME.-Those late styles of Knob
by Suits just out have arrived at the Eagle
Clothing Store. Go aud see them.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

esy-Iadics, for Alexandra Kids, go Ia
Nishwitz & Frey's, No, 32s Third street.
gepl0d3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24
WIN. LIEdHTY,
u. CATRow,
III, B, SHAFFER.

On motion of j. Ii. Reed the report was
unanimously adopted and the proceedings
of this meeting be publish In the Cincinnati
Enquirer and Dayton NAPIRR.
e. LIdGET, President.
a w. $. ZELLER, Secretary.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

EB-Ladies, for Alexandra Kids, go to
NIshwltz q Frey's, No. 3Ss Third street.
seplOd3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

Addresses on PoffficaI SuIjects
every Wednesday, and SATURDAY.
EveninOs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

TnE EAGLE CLOTHING SToRE-Notwith-
standing the great interruption TO business
generally, the Eagle Clothing Store, No.
11s Main street, is doing rushing trade.
Schwarz, the enterprlslng and gentlmanly
proprietor, has just received an immense
stock of goods suitable for the fall season.
He has most splendid assortment of cloth
ing made up expressly for his custom
trade. For style and quality IL has never
been excelled in Dayton. The patterns
have been selected with great care, and the
work is admirable, The boys' and youths
clothing is especially worthy of attention.
The ''Eagle" is centrally located, and one
of the most attractive and best conducted
business houses In the city. Our country
friends, on visiting tho city, would do well
TO call there. They will find II TO their in
tercst TO do so. Mark that! ses4dlwltw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

Posr oPFtoE, DAYTON, ONO, July 20, 1853.
Until further notice the mails viii arrve an
close at this onlco as followsi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

CArARRH is disease Of the mucous MEM
brane OF the nasal passages and those cavi-
ties of the head communicating with them.
Insignificant as it appears in its first stages,
It Is apt In Its progress 10 become instru-
mental in causing the loss or impairment
of Smell, taste, hearing, aud sight, and In
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments, not unfrequently terminating in
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-24

Not unfrequently catarrh proves fatal
either by debilitating the system and wear
ing out the patient, or by travelling down
ward and producing throat affections
bronchitis, and, finally, CONSUMPTION.
ry predisposition, catarrh is the mos
frequent and important cause of this fiata
complaint. f..4 4Hr.f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-23

~The Copiahan, a Mississippi paper. AID -.
Vertises sow for sale-''sold for no fault, ex.
eept thaf, having been raised by n Methodist
preacher, she has acquired too great a partiaI
present owner"
sIIt is said that Mile Rachel, after recitine
her most admirable soliloquies before the
@ ueen and Courts of England At Windsor Gas.
tie, upon her return home. threw herself
into an easy chair and exclaimed to her fami-
1y around her: 'Let me. o, let me wailow
in plebianism ~
~It Ia stated as the result Of recent scian
tihc investigations in Europe that the cholera
has ragged chiefly in places where the fnhab-
ffants drink impure water.
SThe will Of the late DR.. Jayne of Phila.
delpha provides for the erection of a new and
splendid house for his family on Chestn ut
street, and snpulates that no intoxicating liu :
pors shall ever be allowed within the dwell
Ing, except FOR medicinal or culinary pur-
poses.
DA woman was frozen TO death in Taun.
ton on Sunday.
sS-At fashionable wedding in New York
sast week the bride, a young lady Of Worces-
ger, Mass, wore veil costing five thousand
dollars.
%A Russian bet with a Pole that he could
Peta bullet through his hat at one hundred
paees without touching his head. The Pole
1o"oed ms hat down so far that the bullet
went through his head, thus winning the betI
-; ne ordinance providing for a subscrip-
u .n on the part of the CITY of baltimore 10
Espxior % One the capital stock Of the Western
1nra,t ,sIna hallroad Company, i'm order 10 Sc
both branches ~ IN 70 Hagerstown, has passed
Fashionable young lady de.acb;n0 bs-
hair before PARLIAMENTARY Sraera aSuine ner
when we nave shuffled on this mortal coiIr,
- Vast beds Of oysters, equal 10 those of the
chesapeake Bay, have been found in ,ha - nc =
of California, between Mazatlan and Gnsvi
mas. SAM VI ay-
81 The Providence Journal saws .tba il,
prfsslon " gaming ground that one of the sur
est and safest ways 20 get rich is 70 ron hs NJ (,
DConsideraole excitement was prodnoa.
In and about the town OF Clayton, H. on No.
day las. by the discovery of a mas head -
the creek running through the farm of Mr.. M
B- Kirkpatrick.
ga new paper called the Evening Journa,
ts 10 be- started i'm New j ork, with Mr.. Joseph
Howard, r of proclamation notoriety, as edi-
tor. Ii is said 10 be in some respects q coGhn-
nation Of the Day Book.
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EVENING STAR.
Affairs in 'u.;,


Aman picked his bro ,hsr,s -, 4, Soyfolk
,he other day. and was whipoed for il by the
Iatter's wife.
a "eer'sin class. Of the population of Peters
of beth armies =, and selling then TO the bone
Or pdeTs.
George JIOag, Assistant Assessor of Inter-
cal he".nue for Amelia county, was acci-
aentAllI drowned near Jetersyiiie. on Friday
last.
M. Todd, OF Norfolk, and his carriage
driver set a sprIIg gun 20 shoot a smoke house
p4isf. The carriage driver forgot about il, and
sas shot himself, II Is supposed mortality.
On Thursday n SON of Mr.. Isaac Sycles dry
goods merchant in Richmond, aged six years
immediately killed by falling from the
third story OF his fathers dwelling on a brick
pavement below,
crate army, was arrested on Wednesday last
by Deputy Sheriff Potterfeld, upon the charge
ofan indictment by the Grand Jury OF Jeffrr-
son county, last July of allowing his company
20 take goods from w. h. Cronise's store, IN
Shepherdstown, during the war. He gave
bail for ms appearance at Court.
The 3SNnchburg Republican says that lands
are seiiing low enough in the Piedmont region
OF Virginia, 10 invite investment of foreign
capital 10 any amount A good tract OF land
IN Charlotte county, at the mouth of Tnrnlp
Greek, OF five hundred and seventy acres,
was recently sold for four thousand five hun
GTed dollars.
ceeds of which are, upon satisfactory evidence,
10 b. applied to the payment OF the owners OF
ali sheep killed by dogs
Mr.. James Nottingham, a widower, residing
in Draxton county, was shot and killed while
sleeping, some days ago, by his son, lad ten
years of age. IL is believed that the lad was
snstgated TO the murder by his relatives.
The cOlored population propose 10 celebrate
the I'd D! April-the anniversary of the fall of
Richmond. A number of the most intelligent
among them, however, oppose the scheme as
ImBolIiIC and ia bad taste.-RiGIRaOad Uhiq.
The oystermen Of Norfolk held n meeting
Saturday with view of taking some action,
rsfwr n 10
of the new oyster law. They say it VIII seri-
-ously injure their trade. No definite action
was taken.
The eTist and plaster mill of MeSsrs. William
and Thomas Ianghorne, LyncHburg, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday, together with a
large supply of corn and plaster, and a con-
siderable quantity of tobacco. The entire loss
Is $4,000, upon which there is an insurance to
the extent OF $500.
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AUCTION SALES.
by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE

ESTATE
IN pursuance OF a decree OF the Supreme Cslrt of
the District OF Columbia. rendered on the 9Th day
Of March 1866 in cause, No. els, Equity, in which
son, John II Gibson and others are defe ndants we
the uHdersigned C9mmissioners appointed by the
upon the premises, commencing on tha irst- name
SroptTty, az Q clock ? m, on TUESDAY, the 81
10 ssy:-Lot numbered fye i55 in subdivi.ion Of
SQUARE numbered four hundred and sixty ono,
two story and attic Brick House, &c, &c. This
property fronts on th street, opposite the Centre
And Immediately after the sale of the above we
shall proceed to sell that valuable property on c
known as the Exchange Hotel. bess parts Of Lot.
Numbered ns f9nr and FIVE a and 81 in SQUARE mum
parts of said Lots beginning on north c street ~
ieet $40 inches westward from the southeast
20 feet inshes thence east feet inches, thence
l, ~ nt ipohes, vest feet THENCE north 10
north Is feet to the public alleys thence senbwest
raIdly along said alley IS feet thence south to
House With SneE whi sab
And on WEDNEsbHY, the 4th day of April. 1868,
We shall proceed to sell in from, of the premises, at
property, parts of Lots numbered three and four.
Sand Am s Square numbered two hundred and
: be ginning . feet from the southeast corner Of
sald Lot Ne. 8 and running west on q line with u
THENCE east 20 feet thence south to the place OF be-
Pirning. with the i'm improvements, which a goc d
two story Frame House, sc &c This roperty
is on south g, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west.
Al.o, part of Lot numbered six, O6) in Square
nun beTed two hundred and sixty four, (2s4,l be-
ginning Tor the same At the northwest corner Of
sald Lot and running thence east 81 feet Iachcs,
tina nee south 20 feet inches thence west 81 feet
iDchs thence north 70 feet inches to the place Of
beginning, with the improvements, which are a
good Frame Dwelling House. Sc, &c.
AFRO, the west IA feet irons of Lot numbered sew
entern, tI7,J In Square numbered four hundred
and ninety six 1876 running back Che same width
E2f.et2 inches to wide alley, with the improve
menfs; which are good two story Frame Dwell.
ling House, &C., &c.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money to he
paid in cash at the time of sale ana the purchaser
or purchasers to give nstes for the balance of the
purchase money, pay able six, twelve and eighteen
months after the day of sale, with interest from
date, secured by deed Of trust upon the property.
The purchaser to pay for stamps and all covsy.
anciDg. A. GREEN.
JOS. T.HODGsON,
T.. r. QUEEN,
j W. BARNACLO,
JOSEPH PECK,
Commissioners.
NH IL eokds GREEN q VILLA Ms Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-23

A NEW STUMBLING DoDGE-There is travel
ing through some of the Western CITIES IA
nous female fortune teller, who has adopted 4
very taking dodge. She is accompanied by her
daughter, a beautiful and accomplished young
lady of sweet sixteen or thereabouts The
prophecies puts up At a first class hotel, and
carries high head. One OF her modes of op-
eraung Is something in this fas hloa Mr..
Jones, young man of wealth. had his curIosi-
~ excited by the wonderful stories told of the
teeTess- He calls TO see her, Just to crafty his
curiosity, but pretends that he wants mis- for
tune told The old lady goes off into the clair
yoyant Slate mot yet admitted to the Union)
and among other things tells Jones that there
Is certain young lady who is deeply IN love
with him. Jones feels himself growing credu-
lors. and knowing himself 10 be great lady
killer,.tbe old lady is rOtso much of n humbug,
after all. The fOrtune-teiler proceeds TO des-
eribe the young lady as n captivating creature,
with form like a fairy's and a soul formed
Tor love and delight. BY this time Jones is
firm believer in astroIogy, clairvoyance
chlrcmancy and every other NANCY. and is
more Than ever satisfied that lie is an irresist-
able fellow. The bag, having wound Jones up
10 the proper pitch, informs him that on a GER
tain day The enchanting y Dung lady will appear
At the dinner table, where he can sit near her
and make her ace uaIntance. Jones is delighted
He pays the fortune teller double her usual
price, hurries oil 10 his room and spends an
hour admiring himself IN the glass The joyful
day GENES round; Jones fixes himself up in bis
most killing style, and 1T the first tap of the
be fIds the young lady seated, and looking
even more beautiful than she had been painted
by the old siren. He seats himself near her:
they exchange glances; the young lady blus hes:
Jones feels his heart kno1k king against his
waisrcoat, and his toes Jingle as though they
had been frost bitten. The affair ends 10 Jones
satisfaction; he meets his charmer frequently,
and his months salary Is soon spent. As soon
as his cash gives out, the young ladvs afIec-
tons grow cold, and she is not Eat home'' to
Jonec.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.

Il TON
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsIER,
DEPARTMEST OF Texas, ~
GALy EsToS, March 9, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
TRANSPORTATION OF MiGiTHRY FAIRY IS SUP JPc
PLIES, for the term Of one year from the date of
the contract on the following routes, viz:
Route No. l-From IndianoIa, Lavaca or Victo-
ria to San Antonio. and TO Austin Texas
Route No; 2-Fron Alleyten or BRENNAN, to Aus
tin, and to San Antonio. Texas.
Klddets NIL state the rate per 100 pounds, 100
miies, atWhlcn they VIII transport said stores.
Bidders should give their names I'm full, as we'll
as their places of residences, and each proposal
should be accompanied by bond in the sum Of ten
Thousand dollars, signed by two or more responsi-
awarded Tor the route mentioned I'm the proposal to
the parties proposing the contract will be accepted
and entered into: and good and sufficient security
furnished by said parties in accordance with the
The amount Of bonds required from contractors
Will be $500 on each route.
Proposals must be endorsed. " Proposals for Army
transportation on Route No. No. ,, as the case
fully comply with all the requirements of this ad-
yertisement.
Parties to whom awards are made must be pre-
pared 10 execute contracts at once, give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
same.
Contracts will be made subject to the approval of
the Quartermaster General, but the right Ia re-
served to reject any all bids that may be offered
Contractors must be In readiness for service
within ten tiot days from the date OF the execution
Of the contract.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solyencv
Of each bidder and person offered as security viii
BY sider Of Colonel C. g. satwelle, Chief Omar.
term"'ter Military Division Of y the N Sa,f
NH 22st Col. and Chief Q. M, pept Of Tesaa.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE DEPOT COMMISsARY OF SUBsIsr
" ENCE.

OFFICE DEPOT c2 2NGr OF suBsIsr-
WARRINGTON. d. c., March q, 1876,
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
Sealed Proposals invited until MOND-~
March 70, 1866, IL O'Clock m, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department. with
TWO THOUSAND q ,0D0l BARRELS OF FLOUR
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos. and Flour, and bids will be en-
tertnined for any quantity less than the whole
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sbee Is of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
FIVE days from the opening of the bids and must be
delivered in such quantities, daily as the Govern
ment may direct, either at the Government ware
house In Georgetown, at the wharves, or railroad
depot in Washington, ID. q.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be COM
the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in
new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds as the Gov
erDment may have for disbursement.
The usual Government ins pection will be made
Just before the Flour is received and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and of supe-
rior quality
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the bid OF
each bidder who has not the oath on file In this
office
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
Bids TO be addressed to the Undersigned at No,
223 q street, endorsed Proposals for Flour"
EFT BRIDGES,
m 2-3t Breyet Major, T.. y. v.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE Oh srEAM eRIsT MILL AT TIE
- OAYALRY DEPOT, GIESBOkO, ID. Q.

,..,..,,.,. ...r. 49, -, n...
S""'"'Wua sh 81 C',ss; I'LL D'rSsoa-
NdSktpston, ~. Z, feoIus,y "a, 1850;
~ oruer OF the Quafermaster GenerA, there
III an az, nc sUu On tne puohT a9cuon, I'M
Ger ths "irtctinn OF Snprnn oeorRsI L. browning,
a y M on WIN nsphI, hpiii =, 100, ~ ~
oetveh ~. the ioio"ihs oescfioeo puoho proper
W, H-"N'
ONE % STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
MILL,
frame with massive gr snite found 40 by 80
feet with coal hay and engine houses attached,
all constructed of the very best material and in the
most substan tial napuer
Also, 81 the came time and place. the machinery
and appliances OF the mill Consisting of
ONFuD ENGINE OF 100 HORSE powrp
with cylinder ~ twenty two ieSi ;.rhaa Al ,aatsr
end twenty. four ici1 inches stroke act mon a
haaxv cast;ron I'D nnIara %;.h IA "a al spou
numn. aud heatsr uy,h cat ,o anu ny i,h
sr,vne nnlIev ~ The ssna s,s,a,;a, e. iiSs f., IN
vi ,o S l.e al, zen ~ ieet
JnSsonss ns.spt so1yrno ri '|p ihcnes iAce' WIN
sueeoh po'''' sv'eihoi.
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, A l. E OF MAN UR K,

g ALE OF MANURE.
Yudrermds'sr Generals Office, First Diets ION, !
WaShiagtoa, d. c, February q. 1856 (
Viii be sold at the Cavalry Depot. Giesboro', u
-. large quantity ofstOck yard MANURE, which
will be delivered to purchasers the ground or IN
barges boats to be provided by them forty (40
cents per cubic ard. Two more boats taccordins
to siZeJ can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash. in Government funds.
By order Of the Quartermsster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet brigadier General In charge
fe "a dtmar3l First Division. Q. M. g. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-23

~Mr Alphonse Sax has published an es-
say on oIchestas OF females and their orgaai-
za1on This would be an interesting subject
10 cur ladies who want to vote, and may meet
only with the obstacle that the ladies could not
Know how TO divide the instrument between
nenseivss, as every lady undoubtedly desires