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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auction.er..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
New Jersey avenue, between and X SITS north ,
at Public Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant si o clock .. m ii,
We shall sell on tie premises, part Lot No. 4 an
Square No. CSC having q good bnfldin g 'front.' ron
ming back good depth, which will make = prohta-
bic insestnent TO any one wishing o. purchase q
good Ruilding Lot.
Terms; One third cash; balance IN six and twelve
months and secured by deed Of the DR. mi,
scs. All ConyeysEcing and revenue stamps at the
sale. -
an a IL Il Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27
GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

Qtice Of Army ClotkiHg and Egifiparsl
Ner York, September q, 1855 Z
Will Dc sod 81 public auction. at the Depot of
and darlington streets, New York city on the
I'd day OF October, 1856 CONNIE ncipa NJ In o,clacE
a. m, certain quantities Of non -reeulztion and
oonoemnso ciothing and eQuipage, consisting Of
1000 pounds, more or rs pairs Trowsers
less, of Tents Hos Isl HospitaI Ts,t
pitai, Wall, Gem Flies
mon and Sibley,) 50 Wall Tent Flias
70 Hospital Tents SO Kua psacks
oz wall Tents, SEQ Capteens,
50 Common Tents, 60 Aass,
SS6 Leather Caters. as Azs Handles
N Hog skin Caters, las Pfeksxes
- ~ Forage Gaps, Gal Spades,
U,000 gap Oovers, 90 shevels.
SIS sibley Tent stoves, leo Mosquito Bars,
LOO Leather Stocks, Lot OF Brass Articles,
lLlo Great Coat straps, Flags, Old Iron,
Musicians Frock &C &c, &e,
Coats.
age.
ALSO,
], lS6 feet OF Patent Leather, sound aud new
2 800 feet Goat n orecco. sound and new
yards Say blue Facing Cloth, new
Samples Of the above may be seen "a the Depot
and further Information obtained.
Terms Cash. In Government funds: Ten per
cent Dc wn. and the balance before the goods are
taken from the depot, which must be within three
days Of ssie under forfeiture &c purchase Add ten
per cent. Brig Gen d h yINTON
ee 20 Byt. QuarternAster General, T. d. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27

FOB RENT.Laree and small HOUSES, fur
i pished and unfurnished. Also desirable
APARTMENTS. furnished or unfornishsd, suit
Hole ior hsnsek eeSing, Nth Or without Board.
12th. - ;, = se 7.ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27
AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Ascs,oss.u

Six BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS, on the corner
9fth street east and L street south, on the SsYy
Yard at Public Auotien.
On fklpAH, the 2sth instant, 81 O'Clock, D.
N We shsn sell on the Dremises Lots Nos. a, a.
eoo ., IN square No. with six Brick Houses 70
be sold separately TO the highest bidder, without
ressrss An, ope wishing 20 purchase small prep
Terms One third cash; balance In a n and twelve
months Tor notes hearing interest, and secured by
q deed OF trust en- the premises All csuveyaprfna
sbd revenue staDps AZ the cost Of the pu rcb ser
sac Gown on each house when knock Ell on
. nd GREEk aurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Apc,,o,.,r,.

Will he sold ~ public auction, on FRIDAY, tn.
zist instant Al c'ock y M, ON the premises. on
street south, betseen and oth streets. Island
Lot No In SQUARE No. =. ~ feet front by IL.
feet deep, with the impro vements.
Terms One third cash: balance six ana relxs
months secured by deed of trust on the prem
lees. AliCoDyeysn clns and ne stamps Al the
cost OF the purchesers. so down when sold
sel5d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
a. TIE ABOVE sALB Is POSTPONED ON
account of the ain until Friday next asth inst.
se22 GREEN WILLIAMS. Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27

EOR SALB-Thst valuable tract Of WOOD
LAND, containing 5el acres, by recent survey,
located In Prince Georges county, Md about four
miles from the Navy Yard Bridge, and lies imme.
diately on the stage road leading from Washing
tomac RAILROAD will run within four miles Of the
property. II adjoins the estates Of Messrs. Lem
rolling, and abundantly supplied with water
II will be sold entire or In fats TO suit. Title
clear and perfect. For terms apply in person, or
by letter address to me- at Upper Marlboro. Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27

Il der. Apply at no. ago 18th street, BE-, Wcen
and streets. % Gin
d67-F0R R1NT-Two Furnished BOOKS, on
~ nrst floor, or two rooms and Kitchen. at
No. 465 18th street. between and = SITS. an is.tI
FOR RENf-A three story Bkf0K HOUSE With
~ rooms and ell modern improvsmsnts, stua-
particularly INQUIRE Of Z. II, AARV1Y, 2e1 9 &C.,
FOR R1NTlThe STORE No. 30l . street,
avenue, And 10 one Of The largest and most conve,
niently situated store, rooma n Wa1hlugton ciSy,
J. Ho6S1 "a s6GRps i :. .Ss 's sorsS
SGT corner Of North Capitol end Boundary cts,
az: sssst dsslns ma .s
sna sIeeicus esIlsrs Tsfne easy :, Aypsv % taS
esrper lpth and sts. 7jySsHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27

LUX KENT-Three handsOmeIy Furnished PAR.
L LORs and BED ROOMS, communica ting, to
be let together or sepaI ately. with the privilege
Of kitchen and bath. Gas and water in the house.
in board. A FURNISHED HOUSE Of 10 rooms,
and bath and gas and water. viii also be rented on
18th and 10th. se IA lxt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27

TOR RENTING. 21s ii street north, between
l. 18th aad 10th streets west, desirable HOUSE.
For PARTICULARS, apply at 400 II street, north Of
sel7.tf - J. TOWLES. gent
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10 nSS32 ss q IssTs SET 9! sIoeHp .aAtpi
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Oe1uT0eUvo nv
MiNHsAroLIs, Mimi, March i7.-k frt
fs:s - @ss U.s. 9lsI'ssrEN 'Sse alA''1,

ConekeeeSonal RfoeeeaAQQpA .
NxfaiNaroN, March 17.-Houao7-TAe
Hpue phlt IN = CSnmftJke 6ftDel Wkk
Nothing beln& ID order bdt general debate
On the PleGdegta apnqal, nesqlkef There
were but 'few'n1eMbers N attendance ahti nc
interest was taken in tie proceedings which
weEs eyeEythiqs but enlve4i9(. Il AAE
length on the guegtisnOfpsnaqcti and
on general politica Fu.gt
Nj. Dumont. Of Ind, next spoke, HI
said - u the Presidents policy he deemed
il unwise. fuinous and disasterpuA He pro
tested that he entertained NO feelings Of re-
venge againstths SDuth nd we&h exact
before the Southern states epuld get into
Congress by his copeent, they must come "
10 ~ 1kns0q14e reqpireupen ehdsend Rep
resentatives Who were loyal and Who couid
take the irpn % cath.
Mr.. Anders6H OF Missouri lM|as THE mex,
speaker. He also took grounds against the
Preai1eqt's Fpfqpg fructipn. policy, II rqDp
TO the St6tet bf the Freedmen, be declared
that he never would yield to the doctrine
that they WEN an sst1tled to the least EN-
|a iis'ol ft 1ss'ss s1t1s 4,
the extension efsufgusA 40 thehGkb in the
Southern States, with yisw to 10 nedSoe,
.OWD pooust1on and to tho main>uinoaee d
sheAop4A4 lTa9aeyp ftls H1td gNspa1
nO14fed himself in favor Of unrestFicted, No
git so@dRe h ,the. Southern 6eateA II
epeAkefnFUsented letter ffo,n the SscDetAsy
Of the Treasury giving o statement OF thu
alpount now i<tl6 TiAsat ,AAAln hand,
ofths As9istapt T9Paaprer & the Npsi@el
Banks. Smf al otkef depositorlse, d xpswei
toa bnMuuAs dfOAes 4l6uD '0f DE 1tA4K1k
was laid on tlsetaUle Snel ofd6ftd sbtinted.
The sSa4laUle balance ID the Treasury 81
the 1Oth vas "a follows: Coin, S7,799. III
CURRENCY. ~. .3.yG4 / totaA &l2a 4S3,S. q
which MI, 100000 was on dspoaits- IT, NA
uoqAl banks. a ssrAiS. s4n NJ D. 4fs1ai3a.ia -
n AdiQQEnAd. llali ~ n .tnX 1ara-a1 b.
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Governor Of Texas, giving saogss ,slvu(>s
account Of the 1t1A se'61o 1eetC 1nven-
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intb psiat. CIV. hsmiltod eaoees WY.
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accomplishing anything materially, meas.
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wete likely to prevail, 6o1st16s there wi1ets
no trouble Whatever ooueGtnSns The spspei
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NeeSss1 xsssega, ct Chambersburg. Pa:-
4 mENpsrs Z H.~mRna- s


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Rest, Health. ana COm1oet -
NRO1her ana Cn1l0. -
MRS. w1NSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teeshing. sohens the gums, reduced
ihaamation. allays Ill pain. aud cures wind oplic.
ferfses'y sais y sllssssA w vsuli n Wv
aery mother who has : suffering Child Do NOT
1T your prejudice. uor the prs.ud oes u othefs,
stand between you and your suffering child dod
tie relief that will be sure-yss, absolutely sare
Ito follow the use Of this medicine iftin,aly
ueed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

The following u IN extract frena ietaa mn.
tsd b. ths Rev. J. =. Rslme. PASTOR ofths Pierre
poit street Bsptist Church. 3fsvkiyn; n. y. =
the JesrAss Sad ksisshssl, sCi1cianasi. q. dad
speaks volumes il favor ef Ne world rsnosl,ed
medicine, mrs. WlNULOw.8 SOOfnlho
SYRUP FOB CHlCDREN rErrHfNaf...,i -. E. /.
stS SIS sAsaas ssH SD isss i1H3 q
1--WE ses IN advertisement in your colnnle Z
MlS. wfNslow's SOOTHING srxUrs:
Not. ~ nsvsr said : lvsrd u iaxee Il patssi
ms&icins befsss ID euslile, W. ~ ~ soorol1jd
10 sayt - yearsssdsfs that thts il no iIu1iHui
W lsas 80 y. ~ 49, Y ~ = ~ 4 $3.50
Il = probably - - ~ 1883 sssssas1ol nsdi.
ein\s n NE ~. bssAals Il y oAs o. ~ bslA.-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

\ Don'e FAN g Rr4coreo n1rs.
wIysL0w's SOOTHING ByRUP. for Child.
ron Testhing. II hes bssa ussd 1se - years
with nsvsr-failing safsty and success By nillieas
q msti,<rs sbr sheir dhlasdG 3 Ii iorkjcj AAii
N Of the sspnashs rslisses xhpa coI3p fS1esses
to bowls. snA sives ~. heaath, ana ecsnses
to mother and shilA 0dss, No. lesDs3 street,
New Yofk -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

PHlEADl1rn1A, March 11LThsse ~ .
grand FeniAh demohstration here ~ eve-
ming in holor Of Gen. D. = sMullss, ehiel
Of the military end naval affairs u tAe Pc
nian brotherhood. t =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

D~ Aet let yeur prejudice ssan4
sbstvsen your suferins child and the rslisf thai
wal Be absolutely sure 10 follow the use Of MRS.
wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, Il eerrsets
ac'dity ofthe stomach, selievsa wind collie. rsgu.
aates the bowels, softens the gums. gives rsss 70
tht mother and health to the. child. go q
Dsy stresa, Naw Ysrk. ..sa ....t - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
aRf01li NJ 0rilc1it6

NV OsliAna, ,Nasch i7s H. s1Ssus
ppaitivsly saasers Inst Mayor -nostod am
Do oimugusaAed Monday, netWith9eeAdlAK
the sGonle0cnao to ~ ooAtFoFy. fn6 nhodtf
win not iuoeflere. l.t.e as 'nssin'' sl's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Ias Is s09eo1neR S1goo1e1. ~ ''H'
Pon1LARB, Ne, March f1.-A steamer d
6ignaled, which b probably the 81. Andcev,
from Glasgow ON the 1st fnak -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

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9 49, nss1isiss h e. vpsM
le esA 1N VI 1se5nsHa i ss1sAsa s8uartkfn EFT
No. = .4''s {: & N ~ y1G'U
- s,suurusnaba ~ eminent medical
y ysds = '',. .s anIhsgily. Fiji. VA
ssh xfA9
s.asq d. On. 0WAugD
BOURBON BlY lEIs
~ pssPsrsd in pure Ksutssay whisky.
DR. sWAuS
BOURBON NF IERS
20 pleasant ssd vhelsspas bsvsagsl
DR. swAl4g1 il.
D0uRBoN BTTEnS |
NJ a.l;o;ou. With las' ' o.s~ Of rip. Cd
a
DIR. SWANS
BOURBON BITFERS
rs1toes The appetite sd give toae -
+-fa4 the stomach
DR.. SWANS
BOURBON BI1TERs'
strengthen ths weak.
DR.. stRA1lr's
BOURBON 60tor9
g8N4 NfHIs Ufyb N4
srs,,sx will fatAen The lsaa. laL
DIR. SWANS
Bourbon Bitters
contain no mineral ingrsdiel Il.
DIR. SWANS
Bourbon Bitters
are invaluable for ladies.
Don't be humbuggcd with nasty trash
but keep looking till you find y
BOURBON BITTERS.
Mover leave home wisAopt bosals
OR. 8WA1NV
BOURBON BUFFERS.
BOURBON BITTERS
fortify the system against disease.
BOURBON BITTERS
should b IN every fasily. IA
9 DR.. SWANS 81
BOURBON DlTfINS
will preserve hsalth. y
BOURBON BITTERs
will prevent al nalarioss diseases.
DR.. RWaiA's
Nor ming Beverage
o. tNs4a ..e 4a@ r.sts ID. 49, III na
10 The oldest and best mcdicated Gin Bit
ters in The market .,i..A
Dr.. 1wsia's 49,
MORNING BEVERAGE
10 psspnvd h turs Aeaha CT. TIP
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MORNING BEVERAGE
IN ~ ~ nsdisine ever prspasSa ~ u.
sasDs = Ne kidneyei bha1uAtd l Il
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Hs elOla 30 sin5s5i4 u
Dr. Swaia's 'ii'.i az
bsssi ass ba.s .f.a5t
MORNING BEVERAGE
f. 1850 H. 5..t -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

WAs1pHofoH, March ly.--HoUsA-The
Speaker proceeded, ~ the Grst hasiusss in
.ofder, 70 call the Sntss o. tls and joint
lr@solutioas.
The Joint resolVtien infe1QQt lAstsM eA
rsor5 sdalie1. u D ny:
ed referred % co .Fs % Rssssstrae-
I'M M. .BsSd};; il pb,a, ;S,ssa,s.S ! a5 hi !.
aAsnd, the Penllo4 Acf II J1lv. II. lSoa,
which uas fssA tvics sd sslsstsa = Con.
ihtttse o. Iavalid Pssuieass ~ .h sliiis
NJ. RsBdAll. Of Ksn4ncl.y. sintsodnesd !
bill u further provide l6t,t t. payment z
certain denands. for QeosAeeurstss's -
C6mmissary stores fufaiAhsd - ~ ARMY
Of the United ptAtsE which M sead twice
md referred - COMMITTEES on ClSins.
Pr. Baker, Of llhnois, intsoduead : joiat
rebolutioa propo6ng n A0saddeaeVe W.
C4nalitutiea, Whieh wso fen9 lwie6 ma ~.
4s{rSd . ~ neeonsttoc3t6k ceapt(t -,
are ordered e tsRtis!ts[ ! /
Ar. Cullones 81 bkseisy ,is1ssoosea Y
tAilas resalntieh, upon which thtEs ~
1ih,lar action. r..,r rsss s.saps
D. ". l(sOlsrsa Of MISSOURI, !, iintrslseea :
joih resolyDi9 i'm pm m W. ilsss4t IVY In
Cohgr. s. Of the States lately in rebellion,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
Fron New York.

aNBw YoRx, March IA young led
named Heasels shot HE mother through thu
head this morning while handling q pistol
not knowing that it was loaded. The wound
10 fatal
A brisk snow storm u falling this even
| ing. ~.
The procession oftA3 Irish militia and
| Irish societies to day was very imposing. 1t
paradcd the principal streets and was receiv-
ed at the City Hall by the Mayor and Com
"s sail$ mass VI. ceiissbrstesda ' Il 81 ps,.
III ~ s$fS q s SIsScp bssa6S u
Charleston. s. G.. .s..,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-03
Liberality in Farming.

In this art, ard almost IN this art
alone, cit is the liberal hand which
maketh rich"
Liberality in providing utensils is
the saving both of time and labor.
The more perfect his instruments,
the more profitable are they.
So also it is with his working cat
tie and such stock. The most per
feet in their kinds are ever the most
profitable.
Liberality in good barns and warm
shelters is the source of health
strength and comfort to animals
causcs them to thrive on less food
and secures from damage all sorts OF
crops.
Liberality also in the provisions
of food for domestic animals is the
source of flesh, muscle and manure.
Liberality to the earth, seed cul-
ture, and compost is the source OF its
beauty.
Thus it is in agriculture, as in eve
ry part of creation, a wise and pa
ternal Providence has inscperably
connected u duty and our happi-
ness.
Ia raising domestic animals, the
condition Of his success is kindness
and benevolence to them.
In cultivating the earth, the con
dition Of mans success is his indus
try upon it.-Josiah Quincy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-03
ARREST orAMuRDERER.-On Thurs

ARREST or AMURDERER.-On Thurs
dey last, Capt. Derring Of Co. G,
50Ih Reg. WIS. Vol. mi. arrived il
this village, bringing rs 4 prisoner
Henry Funk, charged with the muir,
der Of Robert Moody. The circum.
stances OF the murder, as near as we
a learn them, are as follows: On
the evening ofthc 10th Of January,
1861, Henry Funk, Robert Moody,
and sthcrs, were engaged at the
White Oak Tavern, in Elk Grove, in
playing u game known as the "Devii
among the taiIors," drinking at the
conclusion cf each game. Funk hav-
ing been beaten at several games,
was run upon and laughed at by the
party, and particularly by Moody.
Funk becoming cXasperatcd, dared
any one of the company to fight him,
and Moody accompanied him out for
that purpose. In the atfr4y which
ensued, Funk gave Moody several
stabs with a iack~knifc, two Of which
inflicted mortal wounds. Moody cX-
pired in II few moments, and Funk
succeeded in Guiding the officers, and
made his escape. Some time in the
fall of 1863, Funk made his appear
ance at Fort Rice, at which place
Capt. Dcrring and company We're
stationed, and was Immediately taken
in custody by the Captain, who held
him as a prisoner until his return TO
this place. Twice Funk succeeded in
escaping from the Fogt. The first
time he was absent but Il few days,
when hunger forced him to the hut
of an Indian, who recognized him,
and, bringing his bow and arrow TO
bear upon him, ordered him to sit
down. He then sent his boy to the
Fort, and notified the officers of the
arrest, who again took him into Gus
tody. The second attempt vas more
successful. He succeeded in getting
away from the Fort with a loaf OF
bread and an axe. A short time af-
ter, Il steamer arrived at the Fort,
and reported having seen 4 nan ans
wering to Funk's description. Capt.
Derring proCdrcd a boat from the
steamer, and passing down the river
some eighty miles, came upon the
prisoner just as he was launching his
dug-out upon which he had spent
several days. Funk is about thirty
five years.of age, and consoles him
self with the old aphorism, MAN has
to die butonce.' Heis now conGred
in the La Fayotte County Jail, avail
ting trial.-Darhngton Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-03

Tomato Sour A LA OYsgERs.-To
one quart of canned tomatoes, oroth-
ers which have been boiled about Is
minutes, add two quarts Of water and
boil fifteen minutes more chen drop
in carefully, a little at time enough
%pulvcrFzcd saleratus or soda to ncu~
%tr@lizo the acidity, which you may
know by It's ~ccasing to a foam-usu-
ally about an even tea spoonful to a
quart. Then add enc quart of rich
milk, six or eight crackers pounded
finely butter salt, and pepper as for
oysters let it boil up and serve i'm
~mediatciy. 1t strongly reminds one
Of oysters, and is very nice for sick
persons as well as highly palatable
for well ones.