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GALE OF MRDtCINEs BELONGING 70
~ THs MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE

MEDICAL PuRvHroR's OyPIcs,
WAsHISGroE, D. c., February Q 1896.
An auction sale Of Valuable Medicines no longer
required BY the Medical DepArtr cut, .. 8. Army,
will be held In this city on THURSDAY, the hrst
day OF March next. and succeeding days, II neees-
sary: Alto o clock, a. n. at the warehouses To-
Gated onsJadieiary Square, fiRh and . streets,
back Of the City Hall. 49,. -,
The Medicines arc IN the original packages,
and the attention Of tho tTadsis invited TO this
sale, which will embrace the following principal
articles, viz!
suIpburio Ether, 500 Ibs. = Alcohol, 800 bottle.
Compound Spirits Of Ether 800 lbs. simple
Cerats, 1000 lbs, ChiorOform, 500 lbs, fluid
Extract OF Buchu, $50 lbs. Fluid Extract Of Chi
chona, 500 lbs. Fluid Bxtraot OF IpecaeuAnha,
$50 lbs. Fluid Extract Of ,Rhubarb, $50 lbs. {;
Mass Hydrsrg. $50 lbs. Doysr's Powder, $50
lbs Cod Liver Oh, !, 900 bottles CAmphor pills,
1000 dozen; Compound Cathartic Pills. 5000
dozen Opium Pills, !, 900 dozen; Iodide Of
Potassium, 900 lbs. khubarb, 800 lbs. Powdered
Goa 1S spr. Ii ss Se sS 20 SGN S s
other articles. Upward Of sixty articles Of the
NIferia Aedtod In lots similar to the above, win
be offered for sale.
Catalo 'ues Contain lngtA complete list, with
full particulars, will be ready by the 18th inst.
Terms Cash, In Goyerninsnt funds s.'
Five days will be allowed to purchasers In re.
moving their property. ;4 s,,r, ,,,,.
Surg. U. s.aA!,n Medical Purveyor.
G. W. BuTELER, j.,
fey list AuctioneOr,
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MASTER STORES, STEAM ENGINE, TALE,
cnrst ouARrKns lsfEH Is opyios,
-. I. -DtrnT or wAsHiNoTox,

% \ 81
WARRINGTON, D. G., February ~, 1855.
Will Be sold, at public aoetion, under the al
rection Of Breyei Lieut Col. James NJ Moore, A.
o. NJ, at Warehouse No. 5, on New York avenue.
between Eighteenth and Eiastesuth streets,
Washington; D. g.. on FRIDAY February %,
1883, at IL O'Clock m, large lot Of condemned
ouartermaster Stores, &c., oansisting Of 49,
/, Buckets, Boilers, Cots, CsuldI ms, Kettles.
Pans, Stoves, shoveis, Jhairs, Chests, Desks,
wardrobes, Lounges, Le,tor rrensea, spttoon.,
Tables, Window shades, Door. Widow frHines,
Anglers, Chisels, Files, Hatehsts, Hsnmsrs, saws,
Whaelbsrrows, GrinJstones, Fire hose, Ladder,
Phulips, Pork Barrels, Gas Generator, Rags,
Rope, Trucks, one Steam -Bnglue, complete, be-
longing to Washing Machine, &C., together
with lot OF
TELE0RkrTIfc MATERIAL, a.
eonsisting of'S6 Reel Barrows, 40 Signal Chests,
- Wire Reals, ll5 Reel Stands, 90 Gears for do.
40 Reel Handles, 60 sttsps Tor Reel Barrowa
The stores must bo removed by the purchasers
within I've days from date OF sale, ....e..
Terms CA-b, 10 Government flnds.
l.'Is, d II. FUCKER,
7 Dreyet MAJ, Cen. and Chief ouarternastsr,
fel2 am ..t.'..5 Depot VI wasbington. D.
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PoUsptMG.-Last night n white male
child about six weeks old, was fonnd in basket
In The alley back o. wiliard's Hotel. IL was
who found Il carried IL to Police Headquarters,
from where II, WAS seut to 81, Ann's lnfaut Asy.
lum near the Circle, And properly cared for.
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'DEkrH OF A PoLIcE OFFICER, Alexander
CIemsnts a member Of the Metropolitan Police
force, On duty under Sergeant Hurley 10 the First
ward, died A. his residence about twelve o'clock
yesterday. Mr., Q has been a member OF the
force since Its organiIatiop, and was an excellent
officer, $50.
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SALB0R NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING;
" saBEDDINo. ". s,Iso l, ,-

large il called TO this Aale, "a The goods will be
add ID lots TO suit both large and smaiI pur
ehhsers. 'ouantitiesas small ss one dofeu will
be sold. Goods will be delivered 10 purchasers
within Eve Q) days FROM tefmination Of sails. d
Terms: Cash, ib Government fund.-. fu
.... .. Dos a.a C. SUTHERLAND,
p . Surgeon aud Purveyor. o. s. A.,
|. - ''''7 u. W. BoTELER, Jr, We
: fel3-dts .'lHt Aueuoneer.
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A CosvIcr EscAPEs.-A short time before
the ADJOURN eut Of The Criminal Court, yester-
day afternoon, Thomas Collier, one Of the parties
arrested BY Detectives Clarvoe and McDeyitt, for
carrying OF tho safe OF Mr.. Lutz and being con-
cerned In other robberies made his escape from
the prisonsrs' dock, in the COURTROOM. Collier
had beee convicted aud sentenced to Albany for
Is months.
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Y .aR,E KNI . VIA L1 ANS

B '~M ucr,os,, MAbAhs,
a nhILLVJ ~ itAl-A aId olEALJT
ApMINlSIRATOR's SALE OF EXCELLENT
lHOusBHOLD IUhNITURE ATrUBL1C AUG.
lTlON, On hONDAY, THE TH9lnsr.,AT N
L O'CLOCK A.. ~ BY 0RDER OF THE Rom
I |ORABLb ORPHANS COUNT OF THK Dis
! TkICTIoR COLUMBIA. OF THB PERSONAL
BtIkCTs QF THE LATR LOUISA COLLINS,
z pmkAskD, At HER IkTE KEsIpENeE. ON
NINTH BrREEf, OPPOSITE THR OEnTRE
MkkKET THR RoLLOwIHa FURNITURE,
One hpe french Plate Mirror, with Marble
SLAB shd Btsektt. s,Iil L,'.. yI,'1l 7''' ~
One Fine DamAsk Covered Parior Salt con
dies cs.ior snd sids Ch.irs. -srC u. - -.
III Two Fine covered 0reea Rep Sofas, Walnut
frme. :. ~,
Twelve Hue Black Walnut BfHee Arm Chairs.
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IsItSbPOSALS.
ROPsA FOR ICE.
GALE OF HARD RREAD..

GALE OF, HARD BREAD.
~ .N ....f - EFH
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this once, on WEDNESDAYS HndsATpRDAY6
Of each week for all ths surplus HARn BAkAp
NJ this depot, AZ
The bread L In tOEss q any (so pounds each,
and In good shipping order. M 10
All purchases viii DO delivered on board Of
transports without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less Than twenty t1o)
Boxes, one thousand 600 pouud',
Payment required on aoliheation Of accept.
anee Of bid In Government funds.
Proposals should DO endorsed Proposals foi
Hard Bread, " and addressed to q
90 JAMES CURRY,
del4-u D. Colonel and @. s.V.
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Tor RENT OR sALE.-THE cENTRR
L Building recently occupied hS the United
States Medical DepartmeSt GU street, corner Of
Row, pIerad Tor Fsnt or sale. II Ia Ahrst clAss
Ia4nslon, possessing all the modern improve
nients, aud adJOus the res dance Of LJeut, Geo.
Grant. Il Is now being thoroughly vallsd ana
repaired to It's former condition by the Uni.
ted States, aud viii soon be completed. Ror
terPs W Ps9ting or sale, apply W 10Y Attorney,
IuHN II, JOHNSON, No. u Louisiana avenue,
Bank OF Washington huilding.
ials-sodH ALFRED LIE.
[Chronicls aud Intslll genosr eopy.l
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
IN PoRrATIoN COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BuILDISo,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth aud Tenth street,.
This Company Is now prepared to doa
GENERAL ExPRE.s AND TRANSPORTATION
BUSINESS
To and from New York, philadelphia, BalH.
more wiS.;.sl .n, MM ss;9S heh
burg, Charlottesville, wincheS-
ter, Harrisonburg, stauntou,
Lexington, Salem, and
o.. Bristol, In Virginia; pot.
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro',
WllmLngto New Bsrhr, Raleigh,
Greensboro, Salisbury, and 80.
Charlotte, N .; and o.. .,s
TO aud FROM ..l.
All Stations on the Orange and Ale xandrih, Vir-
giuih Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
mosd and rctersburs, Pstsrshsry aud
Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon, 50
Atlantic aud North Carolina,
Raleigh and CASTOR, and
North Carolina Central
Railroads. 10 ...,r
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies
Of the Company will be extended 10 other States,
Of which due uotice will be given. 70
The tariff Of charges Is based upon fair bust
nsss principles, yielding q reasonable pront to
the OomPaAy, without being oppressive to the
public. Upon this basis II con ideally pressAls
it, elaials for fair share Of pstreaGss, relying
upon Its large capital aud the character Of IL
omeers aud agenta Tor that Fa,bhs confidence
ESSENTIAL 10 sasseaA. A. CHAPMAN,
deis-y '. .f Agent
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TEN THOUSAND CORDS OF SUPERIOR
l. OAK AND PINE WOOD at LESS than Gov.
ernmeut prices ..
7 OAK supplied to dealers at the yard. q per
cord. "'
PINE supplied to dealer. at the yard, % per
cord. And delivered to oonsumersRt one dollar
eord edditiopsi fur carriage. 'h,''.
] an now prepared 10 furni 10 dealers at the
yard, and TO deliver TO consumers In any part u
Washington or Georgetown. '..' ..'
OAK AND PINE WOOD, 90 .
unsurpassed as to length aud quality, from a
"' TTEN THOUSAND CORDS,
at the pricas named above, which is less than
that charged by Government, and = reduction
from present retail prices Of TWO DOLLARS per
cord. .. .'H..
The public are assured that this wood has been
carefully prepared BY experienced bands es-
pecially for the retail market, and that FULL
LENGTH AND MEASURE may in all eases be
relied upon. Terms cash. u
reduced one 6 Dei FsR SoR ia N0S' Woo
. THOS JlGALT
once 2s2 Pa. ave, bet, Eleventh and Twelfth
SITS and at Yard, cor, Nd aye, and Ninth sts. =,
adjoining Washington aud Alexandria Railroad
Depot.
Orders received at,
Of HNBRRY 4 90 IS Grocery Store,
Seventh street and Mass. avenue;
Mr.. HITA'S Grocery store,
Sdnth A, bet. N J. Av and lst II. l..
DAN'L MULLEN & Periodical Store,
i42t Am Cor. O and Eighth sts., Navy Yard,
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eeucInHrrorrcnz.


ss % 20 $40 per Day 1--we want acc
I've, energetic AGENTS everywhere (msn or
womsn) 10 whom wsofFer extraordinary indies.
msnts to Engage in siight, sentsel and profitable
business. Sample will be forwarded upon sp.
piication with stamp to pay return postage.
Address BRADLEY, CHADWICK 4 CO., tf
febs.ImD&w lls Broadway, New York.
spTwenty-nvs Cents 10 Save Twsn-
ty.hye Dollars. - HRoEMAN's Concentrated
Benfipe removes Paint, Grease Spots, &c. In.
utantly, aud eieans silks, Ribbons, Glover, 40,
equal to new. Only 70 cents per bottle. Bold
By Druggists. HOFFMAN 4 co.,
pois.dswsm T.1 New Yoft.
AT Madam Mounts' Pile saivs-e
vsluabls Remedy for thai Disease; also, > Con
sumption Destroyer, and en- Bntifs Care for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. can be found Al
Gilman I, near SstiopOiiiiss Hotel Fora Z, cor.
ner Of Eleventh ard Pennsyiy.nia avenue; In
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsyivania
ayenus Rlliott's corner OF aud Twelfth streets;
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and o. JAl2-n
AS- Chapped Hands and Faes, sore
LIPS, Chilblsins, kc.--HE0EhAH 4 co.'s CAM
pbor Ice, with 0lycerine, cures Chappsd Hands,
10. Immediately, and will keep the skin cot,
and smooth In the coolest weather. Sold By
cents. HICKMAN CO.,
.T'5f H-H H'-Ia Chemists and Druggists, d
nots-d&w8m No avs Now fork4ia
s9EConsumption, Zero aia, Rhsunls-
tism, &c. --HgDeBMASy 4, cos 0enpins Mod,
cinal Cod Liver OIL has proved, By twenty years.
experienes, The most valuable remedy In use,
a. while II cures the disease, II gives strength
and flesh to the patient gwarrautsd, pare and
made from Presh Livsrs. Sold By Druggists
generally. 20 HE0EMkN \ CO., "
-. Chemists and Dragsise..
nols-deWsm autuI u mi ; sew fork.
81 The Bridal Chsnsber, an Icssay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Msa. Also
now and reliable treatment for Diseases Of tbs
Urinary and SEXUAL eystsms ssnt Tres, 10
ssslsd snyetopss.a Address, DRgJ. sKlLLIb
HoU0HT0N, Howard AssosistI.s. Philsdsiphis
p sH. srH.saf IS ~ -ssi ~
AN WonderfulIy strangs.-M I'D anne
N. II. PBRRBGAULT, who has astonfshsd ths
| scientific classes Of Paris ahd London, has now
| permanently located. herself At Albany, MT.
Madame Psrregauit, by the aid Of her wonderful
| Instrument, known a the Horoscope, gnarAnfefs
10 produce lifa-lik picture Of the future hus
i band or wife Of the patron, togsthsr with the
date Of marriage, leadipg traits o. character, 90.
| eupatioa, etc. Thists no humbug, ~ thousands
| Of testimonials can assert She viii send, wheu
dssirsd, . written guarantss that the picture u
| what II purports 10 be. By stating age, height
| complexion, color OF eyes and hair. and enefos.
| ing 30 cents and stamped envelops, addressed Il
yorrsslf, you will rsesiys the picture By return
MADAME NJ n. PERREoluLT,
P. Q. Drawer 2oa, Albany, N, =.
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l pisTRIcT on COLUMBIA THIS itrH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1865 Es.s' IaI ~.
CMAuLEs ii. sEInuuK, of q % dI.H.
vs. t IN EQUITY, NO bSS %
DEBORAH ANN SRYAouR.i 'I...5
The subp@nA issued to compel the defendants
ArpeAranc &c having been returned into tho CIerk'
Office by the Marshal, on the 7th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1904 endorsed mot found. = and tho defend
ant having failed to enter his appearance On tbs
wards and the complainant having hled an an,
dAyit that the defendant IL out 81 the District u
that the process cannot be served on, him, ~:
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oFPIoEsi
SiI AND 9s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

or AM 1NFhNNohbNANiA NhNUh' Dc
noy3+ go. ....
THE OVERLAND, DIsPAT IL
J COMPANY,
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
To DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND rHs
0RE0oRr GOLD MINES OF COL.
'oRADo TERRITORY. g.
This Company start from ATCHIsoE and TO.
PEKA, Kansas, a daily line Of Express Coaches
hung on thorough braos-springs. comfortable
and reomy. Pss-engers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from 1t. Louis connect with these
Coaches at TopekAA
The route 10 through . hpe country Aboundiug
In game, &C.. and aver the hnest natural road In
the world. 40 ....
Msrehahts ordering goods In the East TO 20 by
this Line should be careful and mark packages
a. foilowsi Z o.. lgH,.T'
"vls Thso. D. Go. Express.
''"' Atehison, Kansas"
Principal omes-No. ss BrOadwsy. New York
Por further particulars APPLY to any Of The
following oaeerSi .,.. a r..rN ...
NEW YORK.
II. J. MESSENGER, President.
Col J. II. PULEsToN, Secretary. 81
W. X. KITCHEN, President National 'Pari
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. Z. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
WIN. MARTIN, General Agent
.... ATCHISON, KANSAS.
Gen. W. X. BREWSTER, Vice President.
D. REMlCK, Asst Gen i Superintendent.
Nal. Gen. A. Nc. d. McCoOk,
,--' Special Agent,
oo9E.n headquarters Atehisou. Kansas.
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NoTICB-IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE
~ great facilities given by the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Com pany,
iu connection with the teopeuiug II u portion OF
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail-
rosd to Thornton Depot, Fairfax county, I have
been enabled to make au arrangement 10 furnish
Thomas Gait, Esq., with Oak aud Pine wood, Of
u superior quality for fuel, whereby he will be
able to supply the pnblic generally with this
nsce,sary article Of domestic mption at
greatly reduced rates. For particulars see Mr..
JOSEPH THORNTON.
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Post Office .Rrot5ce.

Un further notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post once
will be closed follows;
Mails North, East and West close daily at NJ, via n o.
Jackson, and G. N. R. r.
Mails for Bay St. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City,
Mobile, Selma, Montgomery and Atlanta, close daily at
Am
Brashoar ETC. opelousas Railroad daily except Sundays
at G o'clock A NJ,
Galveston Indianos Southern and Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers Wednesdays. Fridays and Sundays
alta n
Mails for Nachez Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and AIssE
sipp steamers, daily, except Sundays at Pm.
Coast Mails for all Post Offices far up the river Bayou
Sara, by steamer Laourche Wednesdays at H., aud
Saturdays at3P
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River trwoety
o'clock p
Mails fer ouachita River Wednesdays Saturdays at
O'Clock P. n.
OFFICE HoURS.-Opens A. N, closes P. II. The Gen
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery will kept open untB
or, NJ
sUNDAYs.-oaiee opens 9 A. H., and clOsesl2n.
R. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
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Board Of Health.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, No. 1879 GRAvrER STREET, I
New Orleans, August T. 1866. 5
EThe public will find COMPLAINT BOOKS at the following
Offices, from o'clock until o'clock II, every day:
First District.
DIR. JAMES BURNS, Health Officer Office No. % Camp
street. up stairs.
Second District.
Dr.. C. Il. TEBAULT Health oncer oiiee No. 2s5 st,
Peter street, near Chartros
Third District.
DR.. ERNEST g. LEWIS, Health olcer, olice corner Of
Elysian Fields and Dauphine streets
Fourth District.
DR. JOHN I. EULSE, Health Officer, Office No. go ST.
Andrew, nenr Magazine street.
BOARD OF HEALTH, ls2 Gravier street.
GEO. WIN. DIRAIEYER,
Secretary Board Of Health,
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BECAUSE:

They compounded of RARE HEIRS with A., r,.,..
OLD BOURBON WHISKY
They STRENGTHEN and LNN.GoRATE tho SYSTEM
They GIVE GOOD snd HEALTHY APPETITE
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They are a PREVENTATIVE of FEVER and AGUE.
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
They are the BEST sTIMULANT IN EXISTENCE.
They are perfectly PURE and PALATABLE.
They keep of the BLUES.
They are INVALUABLE to the LADIES.
They are Of great BENEFIT to CHILDREN.
They are INDISPENSABLE in every HOUSEHOLD,
They are always Up TO STANDARD.
They are INDoRSEDb by PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
2Tbey kept by all GRoCERs, DRUGGISTS and
DEALERS,
Andby
JNO. W. NORRIS & CO.,
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later From Mexico.
THE LATE REyoLUrIoEIsTg ARRESTED.

We are in receipt Of the Rio Grande Courier OF
the 10th, from which we extract the following:
The Mexican Railway Era, of Orizaha, July 22d,
has the following news of the late arrests made in
the City of Mexico, on account of the recent at
tempt to oVerturn the government:
PRISONERS OF STATE.
On Thursday a party of sixteen prisoners of
State passed through our Streets in charge of a
military escort, on their way to Vera Cruz. We
were Informed that there were in the number
several notables, residents of the CAPITAL three
general officers and one priest From a para.
graph in the Pajaro Verde, of the 18th it appears
that government had ordered the arrest, in con
formity with article II of the statutes of many
persons, charged with endeayoring to disturb the
public peace and order.
The Era has the following additional intelli-
genee:
RuM0RED sUPPREssIoNs. .
From the City of Mexico We learn that orders of
suppression, Of at least temporary suspension
nave oeen issued by government in the cases of
OF TINS action we are unadSised but presume they
are charged with improper publications.
THE IATAMoRos GARRISON.
On Tuesday evening portion of Gen. Meiia's
command, recently in occupancy of the garrison
Of hatamoros, arrived III this place. Ii was sun
line to the City OF Mexico. These troops exhib-
tied unnstakable evidences Of having passed
through severe campaign.>
AFFAIRS IN THE EMPIRE.
From Toluca we have dates to the 18th instant
A detachment of thirty to sixty men of the force
that garrisoned the city, started out on the l2tb
for Mexico, on business of the service. On tie
road they deserted their colors, proceeding to the
puebla of Metepec, where some people joined
them, and there pardoned deserter named bra
nam Plata was chosen chief. This new guerrilla
shaped his course for the hacienda of Atizapan,
where they seized . great many animals and ear.
rl3d OF tae owner. D. Manuel Gomez, whom they
released at Itlaag, on receipt of an unknown
amount Oh ransom money. They acted at this
place as az tue first taking away all the horses
andarms 10 be found and departing on tAe wav
u was supposed TO Jalatl1eo. In consequences 3f
this, tAe road between Foluca and Guernayaea Is
1Aqe9at g. be very Insecure,
ne AecoNng to the same letters, tho rest of the
io.uga garrison, about eighty strong, were snr
rounded bg a force OF Algerines. disarmed ana
seize5' officers and an, ia their own ouar4eT5,
We " patch OF prisoners had already started 10
+, q g Term Raemada. tho guerrilla chiefs Gomez
0ala'ai, ,'eaaGa mud Castillo have reappeayed,
ana al is appralended that they viii gfge upe}
"QaRie' Iaa eoMpaaes Of Turks have arrived
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at Toluc9 from Ztacuaro. and two other compa.
MES had been before placed there in garrison.
The following is the act decreed by the ma
j0rty (!) OF the Liberal forces of MatamOrOs. To
US Americans it seems somewhat whimsical that a
garrison organized to obey, dare to overthrow and
| supplanU a commanding officer legally commits
stoned, accepted by them, in the full exercise of
his functions without at first referring the case to
| the commissioning power. Surprising now that
President JHareZ did not ratify the apppintment of
Col. ServRndO Canales, and send another COM
mandeT. What will be the result of a controversy
between military chic tain appointed nv the All.
preme power and the one nominated by tile yolun.
teers Of the army? Strife, continued strife So il
is, unhappily, in the Liberal cause of Mexico. and
will be so for long time to come unless themedi-
cine we spoke of some days since be administered
to that poor country:
AN ACT deeread by the garrsoned in Maamoros at
the Post Of Maamoros in Tamaulpas the 18th day Of
a 1866 in presence the garrison which occupies the
Considering that Senior Jose Maria J. Carayaial,
who discharges the duties Of governor and Mill
tary commander Of the State is the last adequate
man to manage it, under the actual circumstances.
for not only does he prove insufficient to procure
means to cover the expenses OF the COmmdnd, but
also dries up the sources from which they can be
obtained;
Considering that the sources it has beenpossible
to procure from the city have been converted into
unnecessary expenses, to the detriment of the
primary necessities of the soldiers;
Considering that the political conduct of Senior
Caravalai lacked decision and energy when cir
cumstances required strong and energetic man
Considering the absolute unpopularity of said
Carayaja among the troops of this city, andin this
vicinity, and that actual circumstances render his
permanency in power iucOnvenient;
Considering, at last, that it is the duty of the
forces Of this garrison to cut short such wrong
and dangerous state of things, the staff and field
officers and soldiers of said garrison have re-
solved:
LIST. To not recognize Jose Marin ]. Carayaial
as Governor and military commander of the State
OF famaulipas.
"a. To appoint, for the fulflIment of those du.
ties, Col. Servando Candles, for the service that
he has rendered to the national cause, and for the
confidence in him vested.
3d. That the constitutional president of the
Mexican republic win be duly informed Of the
change verified in The personnel Of the state gov
efnment. protesting in the most solemn manner to
respect in all The dispositions emanating from the
supreme national government.
4th. That the same be also communicated to
ServaRdo Canales, for him to enter into the mill
tary and civil duties referred to.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-23

At meeting OF the Association held this day. the fob owing
officers elected:
L. r. SCHMIDT, President
J. NJ vANDER4RIFF, list Vice President.
CHAS. II. NOBLE, I'd
JOHN i. CALDWELL Secretary.
WIN. Il. ROBINSON, Treasurer.
B. DA SILVA, Director First District.
S. @. DILLARD, Second
II. i. ROBERTSON Third
A. j. YANDERGRIFF Fourth
j. F. CALDWELL,
New Orleans, August II, 1896. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-23
MARRIED.:

On Wednesday morning, 22d inst in St. Paricks Church.
by the Rev j. j. Magee Mr.. JOSEPH A. PURCELL to Miss
MAGGIE McCULLEN, both of this city
E95-New York papers please copy.
In New York August s. 1866, by Rev W A Scott d. D.,
Mr.. G. W KIDD to Mrs. H. S. BENEDICT, Cpee Battele
both of New Orleans.
On the 18th list at the residence of and by Rev C. Car
peuter ALFRED KINsLEY to Miss OLIVIA. REECE. both
of Jefferson City
10 Richmond Va and Tampa Fla, papers please cory