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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-"We
learn" says the Washington Star, that it has
been decided to try jefferson Davis in civil
court in the State of Virginia-most probably
in the judicial district Of Norfolk. Since the
Government has decided to bring him at once
to trial on the charge Of treason, preparations
to that end have been in progress 1t is under
stood that Chief Justice Chase will preside over
the court, and that Attorney General Speed
will prosecute. The leading counsel for Mr..
Davis is Charles O'Conner and Mr.. Shea of
New York. We have Lew statement
about the tria! Of Jefferson Davis every day. !
A few new cases Of Cholera at the Quaran-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09
MORE NEW GOODS.

NJ ORE NE" 'ooD2:
We have this day receiveda largo addition to
our stock, consisting in part of Embroidered
and Checkered Grenadines Grcnadine Berages,
Mozamb;ques, 9-4 French Muslin, Black and
Colored Muslns Bombazincs and Alpacas, 81
Black Berages, S-4 Grenadines and 81 Gro: De
Armours Black Gro Grain and Tafeta Silks
Organdies, Lawns Percals, Fancy and Mourn
ing Calcoes, Brown and White Linen, Drills
and Ducks, Counterpanes. Brown and Black
Shccting and Shifting Cotton, Virginia Mid
ding and French Cassimeres, Cloths &C., sc,
Many of these goods will be sold at greatly re-
duced prices.
TOR SALE-An excellent FARM of TWO
l. HUMID RED AND TWENT4-ONE
ACRES, between the Old Telegraph and Back
Lick Roads, in Fairfax county, i've milej from
Alexandria. Good Dwelling House, Barns, Out
houses and Fences Fine Spring and Spring
House near the dwelling; an amply supply Of
of Water, Wood and Timber on the place
Terms eas y-price moderate and title unques
lionable This farm has q we'll disposed soil;
is in good condition and has not suffered from
the r4vages of war. Apply to
... Attorney at Law,
my 9-tf Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09
Election Notices.

5a3- We are authorized to announce Captain
JAMES NJ STEUART asa candidate for the Office
of Sheriff of this county. Election 9th of this
month. (May.) my 2-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken out
IN letters testamentary upon the estate of Ed
ward Burchell, decd all persons having claims
against the estate are requested to present them
properly authenticated, for payment, and all
persons indebted ore requested 10 make pay
nlent to him. n. W. BURCHELL. .
ap 28-eo2W Executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

1t the request Of Col. E. Paulding, add
ional paymaster, court OF inquiry will assem-
de III Washington without delay, to investigate
the official action and relations of Col. Pauld
ing with the Merchants National Bank Of
Washington The court will express an opin-
ion as to any official delinquency Of COL Pau!d-
ing, and what further action in the case, if
any, they deem necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

mas- We are authorized to announce NJ ATTHEW
O'BRIEN as a candidate for the SheTiGalty OF
Fairfax county, at the ensuing election, which
IN kns Mace ON Thursday MAY 9th Ap 28-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09
THOR BALTIMORE.

r~-ss, The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
Ez,saa5S Capt. JAMES HARPER, having re-
ceived a new boiler. and been thoroughly reft-
ted has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, at 4 oclocl, p m.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown
stopping at al her former landings.
. Returning will leave Alexandria every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at I O. clock.
The STEAMER THOS. E. CAHILL, Capt.
JAS. H. NORRIS, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY, at 3 p. m. touching at Chap Il Point.
and returning Will leave Alexandria every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. For
freight and passage apply to
ap lift 3. WHEAT, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

A few new cases Of Cholera at the Quaran
tine below New York, continue to he reported,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

NEW EXPRESS LINE.
IN BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA & ALEXANDRIA,,
GEORGETOWN & WASHINGTON, u. @
VIA CANAL.
,T'~D = Good substantial and well adapted
ss.sE:sss..5--..SsxxFREIGHT STEAMERS comprise
this new line. which will sail on WEDN ES-
DAY and SATURDAY of each week from
Philadelphia, and TUESDAYS and THUR
DAYS from Alexandria, at II m,
Freight, &C., at moderate rates.
For particulars, apply at
"A G ENTS
NJ ELDRIDGE & CO.,
No. 4, South wharyes, Alexandria.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No SO, Water ST.. Georgetown u Washington.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE,
Get 4-tf No. II, Mort: Wharves, Philada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

Miy" To THE OTERS OF I A1KFAN OUUNTI.-
I most respectfully withdraw my name as can
didate for sheriff, at the election in May next
1 do this by the consent Of friends Of myself and
those of Mr. W. r. Milan and hope my friends
will unite with me III support of Dir. MILAN,
whereby our common interest will be served
and hope you will have no cause Of regret. Re-
spcctfully, your obedent servant,
ap 23-te JOHN POWELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

geu- TO THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX COUNTY
announce myself a candidate at the election to
be held on the 24th May, for the Clerkshp of
the County Court the office now held by me as
Gle pro TEN. I respectfully ask your support
with the assurance that every eto TT shall be
made to satisfactorily conduct the affairs Of the
office Tap 9-td*] WIN. M. FITZHUGH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

The New York Post (rep.) prints over two
columns of extracts from different journals,
(,hirty- nine papers, -Northern, Eastern, Yves
fern and Soutbern-s showing low the PROPOSE
lions of the reconstruction committee are re-
ceived ty the country from which it concludes :
st appears that the most thoughtful journals
2i,tc, disapprose altogether of the report, or
have very faint praise for it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

The National Intelligencer quotes the follow
ing from speech recently made by Senator
3essenden, Of Milne - 1t is not to be sup
posed, said he,-''t cannot possibly be sup
posed for a moment-that the people Of the
Confederate States, who have been at war with
g, feel kindly towards u.s. [ should not at
olce feel kindly towards any enemy who had
conquered ME, and through whom | suffered,
even if was wrong. Such Is human nature. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

In the course of the speech made yeste!tlay,in
the House Of Representatives,, on the report OF
The Reconstruction Committee, Dir. Ctevens,
of Pennsylvania, declared that the committee
wanted only nineteen Of the loyal States to
~atiry the proposed amendment, for he utterly
scorned and repudated the idea that the views
Of the States la'ely ia rebellion should be
counted il the adoption OF the amendment. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-09

This is what is called anniversary week. il
lew York For some years past Z large mum
BEL Of societies, religious pol;ical and charita
Die, nave been in the habit Of holding annua
meetings. in that city in the month Of May
Judging from the accounts OF some Of these
meetings, which have already reached US, the
Usual IL cunt Of fanaticism, Jolly and fury will
BE exhibited. AL the sensational celebrities
are coDgregatcd, and are making speeches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-21
Strawberries i'm the United states

Strawberries come in about the end OF Nav,
and beginning of June, and for three weeks or
month reign supreme. TO the exclusion of al.
NEST all other fruits. and owing TO the extreme
neat then prevailing, the strawberry season
only lasts for that period. The same cause al.
so detracts materially from the flavor of the
strawberry, the very rapid maturing process
undergone, operating, a. least, against the juices
OF this fruit being highly perfected: but as they
are seldom eaten singly, and never sent to table
as gathered, any deficiency of flavor is not
easily detected when "smothered In cream
Strawberry growing for market has been gone
into most spiIitedly, the principal grower in
the States. Mr.. Knox. OF Pittsburgh, PENN
sylyania, rejoicing III the regal title of the
'Srawberry King and long may royalty be
10 rs honored. Many varieties. such Us keene's
seeding, British q ueen, and SIR Harry, do no.
ihriNe wei; but again. some others, such as
Iriomphe de Gand, Victoria. La Constante
&c serm 10 have more adaptable constitu-
iloD, an bear ahundantly. The fdvorits mar
let variety. and the most prolific bearer / ever
saw. Is Seeding raised in this country, called
Wilson's Albany. Ii is little acid, unless
when dead ripe, but a valuable strawberry
for preserves. Triomphe de Gand has risen
spidly in favor, and bids fair TO be a standard
fruit.-Cor- Of Cot. Gardener.
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Clay as Manure.

Low, mucky land is greatly improved by a
dressing of clay and animal manure CIay
gives II consistency and durability Rank
manure meets The vegetable matter which is in
excess. and acts upon il. This, and proper
drainage, Is the most efectual way Of reclaim
ing land in some parts OF Europe. Gardeners
may here take hint. as il will pay them TO
treat their gardens in this way il there is pre-.
ponderance OF peat or vegetable mold, as At
viii pay 10 lay out extra labor on a garden
" hlle on a farm il would be thought impracti.
cable. But it is not impracticable in many
parts Of the country, for clay Is manure, as
well as soil.
The time will no doubt come when our large
clay beds will be of immense value TO our
farmers. Draw early in the fall, and spread
The elements will have their effect upon II,
particularly the frost. In the spring turn
under; or, " put ON piOwed land cultivate and
harrow. Where heavy coat is used. il would
BE- best to plow in and get II mixed well with
the soil. IL gives heIrt 10 the soil. sweetness
and richness Ii arrests leachiIess: abSorbs
more readily the gases from the atmosphere.
"A coat OF manure put on a coat Of clay, will
not lese particle OF its strength, il finely an d
closely applied. The manure also aids the
elements IN their action upon the clay; the two,
clay and manure, acting upon each other
Let us rot be behind our English cousins in
the use OF this important agent, which is so
abundant among us.-ColiadHs RBrql World
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The Gooseberry.

The ,aquIsites for successful culture OF the
gooseterry." says large producer OF this fruit,
''are deep, rich soil and extreme pruning, 80
as 10 leave the foliage open to the sun and air
AildeW Is almost the only drawback 10 sue
eessful culture. i have found its prevention
both cheap and easy. 1t is by thickly sit ting
mesh warm ashes over the foliage when the
flowers first appear in The spring, and again IN
six OF eight days. This ashes also acts as a
plant in the morning early, when the dew is
on wire sieve is the best instrument with
3ch 70 apply the ashes" Wei have cultiyat.
e eyerai kinds OF the gooseberry for some
fWvn;y years and have never been troubled
with Inildew. From the facility with which
tnls fruit may be produced, the ease with
which II may be transported, and the price II
brings with Us, 10 must, we should think prove
profitable crop
A gentleman IN the state OF Maine SAYS: ..Iu
Fss had a single gooseberry plant lHoughton's
STANDARD bush twenty four we'll rooted layers
IN ISL one hundred layers; In IS52, three hun
dred more; and in l>j3 six hundred and ffty
and have now on hand over one ;hausand
plants welI-rooted have sold. for cash since
1851. over fifty dollars worth. and have had a
good supply OF the berry annually This
goeseeerIy the Houshtonl il q good and con-
stant bearer, and does not m IIew'' We have
gwen this statement 10 our readers to show
how readily and easily this plant may ks pro-
pagated. We set the bushes from three feet to
three feet and half apart. and think it well TO
m uleh them. As % regards the profits of rails
ing the fruit, we have been told OF one cult,yn.
tor who sold three hundred dollars worth
rom as many plants the last season. There is
large demand for the fruit in ats unripe state
for tarts, &c.
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E,INAL SALE OF QUARrERNAsrERs'
il bTORI6 At TIE CAVALRY DEPUT.
AT GlEeB 0RO. D. O.

Oxsy,e,Rassss 6esssays QEes, kirst Dsc,ssoA
Wa,Aissfoa. d. O.. august Is, p66. (
By order of tho aareermsster General, there
Will be sold. on the premises, at pabiic auction,
ins .Ss y August srG Is
commsDcfns at 10 O'Clock Q. M, the following.
described lot Of Quartermast er's Stores, viz:
8 Wo feet HICKORY, Ash, and Oak Plank; 900
feet and 2-ipch Gum Hose; Is tons Railroad
Iron; l,07a lbs cast iron Railroad Chair; 0 Hand
horss;) bay Scale Fairb anke;) Platform Scales
Lfairbsnks0 Counter Scales tFsirhanks;l S
Portable Forge: 4 6miths' neliowsi Is Anyils.
Tin Beeoer; Tin Drill; ] Hand Drill; i Fan
ming Mil; Is Gum Buckets; Work hour Bell
~ iso. Once Decks, Tables, Chairs, wardrobes,
Stationery Cases, Iron Bedste ads Cooking and
Reatins Stoves. Cooking Utensils Bar and scrap
Iron, Spokes, relIoes. Wagon Wheels, Halters
Cole CAisels,. Files: Hammers, Fsrrier Knives,
Punches Stocks and Dies: Heading Tools. Ira.
vsiif MS vices wrensbss' Adzss, A1sers, Braces,
Batchets, Drawing hives. Spirit Levels, Tape
Lines, Planes, Glue Pets, Saw Sets, Hand Saws
Ciots.cut Saws, Iron Squares. TRYING Squares,
Broad Axes. Cali pers. Com passes. Msllets, Pin
aauss.. Round and Strait KniVe:, onttiDs pa1s
ere, Rivet Sets, CLAW and Edge Tools. Pricking
Wheels, Paint Brushes, Paint Cans, Paint Mui.
Ter, Paint Stone, Paint Mill, Paints, Colors We.
petinn Red, Or ndstones and frames. Soldering
Irons. Lumber Rule, Wheelnarrows, &c. &c
Iogether with many ether articles not above
Purchasers must remove their stores within five
(bl days IRON dste II sale.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
boat for Giesboro will leave Six tn street wharf
every hour during day Of i ;s's rKru
Brevet Brig. Gen. ". :. A, IN charge
au 1e-llt First Division. @. II. G.. o.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
M ANHATTAAEs ,..np,y,,
COMPANY
.u-,. NEW ySSssK e1zx; -
Wssbington City, d. O.
SIM JOHN +. L1GHTEB, AGENT

INGTON AND 0EOR0ETOWN,
OFFICE No. 1. over Bank Of Washington,
0HARTlBED By CONGRESS, 1887.
............... 400 ooo
suRPLUe 30 O0S
Property Of ell kinds insured for Q year or L.,
Builders risks granted On the most ssyor,bl.
no charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS. President
Samuel Croplcy, Esau Pickfell,
Robert w hite, OF 0eorRetoWn. .
WIN. Wilson, Themas Parker.
John d. Barclay, Richard Barry,
eam1 Redfern, Chas W. Davis.
B. B. French, +. Ed, CLARK.
Andrew Roth veil, OF Washington.
The Directors in GEORGETOWN are sathorzodfbv
the Board 70 renew Ielicies and take risk IN
Georgetown, -
j. Is eo6m ABEL g. DAVIS, s>e,ry,
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YHE EVENING STAR.
Arrest fer Nords, Csmns,i.s Too

Arrest fer NuFdeR CemH TIED Tuo
IFrou the Buffalo Comme,e,sl ADVERSE.
On The hight Of Sunday, May Is, issi young
man named Timothy Coi.er was m ordered at 4
taloon on Ohio street, in this city, rep: by one
James German. A quarrel had srowa ont OF
An argument on religion, and Patrick Enrieat,
captain OF the schooner Chisholm, drew
hbne and stabbed ham in the abdomen, head
xno breast rom the effect OF which wounos
Coiter Sied on the ninth day after. An inquest
was held on the body by Coroner Edmunds,
ahd Inc Jury returned a verdict 10 sne effect
was aided and abetsed by. some man to the
Jpry unknown.
Ennghi ned Immediately. liter the commits
aon OF the deed, and was not heard OF rnIsi
some three or four weeks ago, when Super!n-
esBden: REYNOLDS learned in come Wav that ne
was at Toledo. Two detectives, White and
Norm, were despatched rhither 10 hunt him
up and bring ham back TO this city, but they
were unable 10 get their man, though they
knew him 10 be some " here in or near Toledo
at the time After making arran semen,s by
which they hoped 70 &c; hold Of him At some
future time, the Office came home =
On Tuesday LAST Mr.. Reynolds was advised
NAT k-nrignt was IN prison a. Eas: Saginaw,
michigan, whittier be bad been committed in
defanlt OF payment Of fne imposed for mis-
demeanor. Telegraphing the au thorities she.e
70 hold him, W hite and Norm were again de-
sPatchsd after him, leaving the city on Wed
hesday evening. They arrived a. East Saginaw
" ~ ~oay H.Sn- PAL" INC Ehe, aHo took lnc
prisoner from Jail ~ twel .e O'Clock and con-
veyed BIN in a carriage 20 Bird epoYI, and in
the morning took him on board the cars,
crossed he river at Detroit and brou ght him
through Canada arriving here at five O'Clock
this mornng-thus successfully completing
their job with the least possible delay.
While on the cars last night, Enrigh. attemp:.
ed 10 remove the shackles, one end of which
was attached 10 his own, and the other 70 Of
hcer Morin's ankle-the istter being asleep.
But he did no: succeed. The detectives were
moi such yoDng BIRDS as 10 be caught both
mapping a. the same time; and Whi.e, while
1eigning TO be unconscious, was quietly watch
ing the fruitiess efforts OF The prisoner cut Of
h
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY
~ RAILROAD PROPERTY

GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY
" RAILROAD PROPERTY.
Ofee OF As,L G; M. U. s. M. r. r., $50 G n.,l
Will be sold at Public Auction ct ALEXAN-
DkiA VA, on TIIURsDAY, August q. the bal
ance OF United States Military RaIiroad Property
a. follows:
Two second class ser viceable Locomotive 10
ginss, Norris 4 Son, builders; gauge, feet GA
yne Tender Truck, two small Truck Cars.
one hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels On
Seventy tons "Tr Railroad Iron, rs lbs, to the
ysrdJ nearly new; fifteen Stoves, two fifteen ton
hydraulic Jacks, ten tons unservicesble Railrosd
Iron.
Is tons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron second
land Railroad 6pik Chairs Rubber Loops b road
A1es, Maule. Platform aud Counter Scales, Lsn.
terms, Oars, Desks, Tables. and ariety Of other
articles: also.
Nine Frame Buildings.
Military Railroad Wharf. where the Locomoti yes,
Railroad lren. and CaI wheels are stored, Tine
balance OF the articles sill be sold ct the Railroad
supply Store, near the Orange aAd Alexandria
Depot. :
Will also be sold at PITTSBURG PA, At II
O'Clock m. On TUESDAY. August IS.
Eleven new Box Cars, i've feet guaRe; Pennock
90 keanet SQUARE, Chester county, Penn,
builders.
Terms Cash. in Government funds
Any further infor mation relative 10 the Proner
ty viii be furnished on application At this ONCE
Brevet Major and A. Q. NJ, 8. Army,
50 4-t26th
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

WAsHINGToS, August 9, 1876.
On the petition OF eTErHEN Q. MENDEN-
HALL, Of Rithmold Ind. ana OBED KING AMI
EZRA KING, of Salem. Iowa, pray ing for the ex
tension o. patent eranted TO them the 9th day
OF November, 1882, Tor sn Improvement in Hand
Looms, for seven years from the expiration OF
pa3ent. which takes place on the 9Th day Of No
yember. 1865:
1t is ordered. that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once On MONDAY, the I'D dap ef DC
tober next, a. IL O'Clock M: and all persons are
notified to appear aud show cause, ii any they
have. why said petition Gu ght not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are requirsd. TO
file in the fstent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing. at least twenty DAYS before
the day of bearing; all Testimony filed by either
and transmitted in accordance with the rules Of
the once. which Will be furnished on application
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon as tes-
iinony must be fled in the Office twenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any ,
within ten days efter Ming the testimony.
ordered, sise, that this notice be published In
the Intelli gencer and III Republican Washington
d. O.. and IA the Palladium. kichmoud, Ind. !.
once o week for three successive weeks: the first
of said to be at least sixty days pre-
49, - T. @. THEAKER,
Commi ssioner Of Pstents
P.S.-Iditors Of the above papers viii pleas
COPY and send their bills TO the Patent ONCE With
paper containing this nstice. au i5-wsw
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SECRET pIalAaEa

ehectual remedy-ipdesd, the only yeeetsble rome
dy ever discovered Cares in two to four days, and
recent cases IN twenty .four hours. No mineral no
10 the soldier hope, end fried to those Who do
not want 70 be exposed. Male packages, o.; 70.
sAMARIrAN's RooT AND HERE Ju1cHs-A positive
And permanent cure for Syphilis, ecrofuia, Ulcers,
Pores, Spots, Tettefs, 90 Price III d Der bottle
Sold By 8. O. rsra. See adyertisement myS
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TWO FAD GASES OF PILES CURED RI Dp
GTRlOKLANDH PILE RENBpY

1Isss, o. JanesvIlIe, Wisceunn, writes for
has been troubled for eight years With an agra.
waited case OF Piles and bis brother discharged
yEed with the PilesD Both these distressing cases
yere cured With one bottle Of DR. STRIUKLANDS
PILE BEMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
eeptlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by pr. Strickland ought to convince those suffer.
Ing that the most aggravated chronic OF Piles
ere cured BY Or. Strickland's Pile Remedy. IL 10
so!d ey Druggists everywhere. Sold BY j. w.
avenus and SOD Ninth street. 90 My
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TNlTBD STATES HOTEL,
CAPE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suhscrf.
i Der has obtained frem the Orphans Court Of
Washington County. in the District OF Columbia.
letters Parliamentary the personal IS.
tate of Mary. Ryan. late Of Washington. D. c.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of August next: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate.
Given under NV hand this 9Th dav of August,
1856 PATRICK O'DONN0GHUE.
6-1aW3wf Executor
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER
h. Hat

Halls VE6ETAILE 6ICILIAN II AIR RRyEwep
Restores gray hair TO the original coier
Halls yE6ETABLE SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REyHwER
Makes the hair soft ana glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE 6IcILIAN HAIR BEyEwER
Docs not stain the skin.
Halls SIcrLIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRyRwER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hal
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ia % Tuly
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs ron CAVALRY HORSES.

cAiU Qsan1~sss,',0ees Deses AZ 1asAisssea,}
!. $50 WasktansD. ID. C.. Aug -. 100
Seslea fropos ais are invited aud viii be r-oeived
g this once ustil y clock m, on rHuRSDAt,
piset, one CAVALRY HVRs1S. at least twNRty-
ave u which must be Of . bay color, and the re.
These horses nnst he sound in oil particn-
lars, yell tIoken, u full nesh and good eoudi-
Old and veil adapted in ever way 70 Cavalry Dur
psseo. go A. =
Horses contracted for u sder this advertisement
will be subjected TO rigid inspertion, and those
not oonfa mir TO these spseif cations van be re-
jected. No mares will BE- received ,.sers- : =
rhtse horses nuss Be delivers 70 nIsvet Brig
adler Gepersl OHAS. Fl. f0MPkfNs, Quarter
nastsr az Lincoln Depot In this city, on or before
MONDAY. Septemkey ~. 0s' I'D.
: Pay nent will be made upon the delivery md &C
eeItance Of the horses eoatrscted for. %
eidders are invited to be present 1t the opsning
Of bids. hich will be submitted for the approval
ofthe Quartermaster General before the contract
n awarded. l.E.1lH
Bids must be endorsed PropossIs for Horsss. .
~. ID. H. RUOKER,
Breyet MAJOR General and Chief Quartz master,
~ IS lot Depot OF Washington.