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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-05

aoon ETATi DE IA LOUISIANA,
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
-slxlEAE DISTRICT JuDlc1AlRE.
o Raymond Ricard ". st. Luc Ricard No.
'5t ,9@al ~ sa:an 1858. " z .rs;ss.'5 q
y i EN5dHERTUEs dun oordre de, saisie
1et yeutes lance dane epaffaire ci,dessns, de
Honorable Ia Cour du Cinquieme Bis
trict Jndicaire. dams ct pour Ia paroisse
ct PEtat susditey dste 1e % Mars A. D.
1856, 'et addresse aut Sheriff )dsila paoisse
4 4 dOoest Baton Rouge; jsi saisie ct expo
sesat ed vente pnblic Al plus ofFrant ct az
desnier snoheriaeur, 4 ls lnaison de Coui
oe - Cst.e pasossee. q .sapes xos .. 3..F {
& SAAEDL, le cinquiemc jour de Mai
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H. H. VAN DYck. Assistant Treasurer.
AMERICAN BASKlSc ExxSSHASes
nos s0 ;siSiss' Sss sS sSssi.r
JAMES W TUCKER CO by and .s uSissa s..ss.
and refer By permission q 10 soo.ins ssaissasn;
Apare~. r.ssssa. assa.i CITY Rank boston
s. ssisss w: "a fsss
s: s. Ssa %% Il New YORK.
ssc . xSss s s.ss s New
" II Macy President Le.ihsr Msnutac.arcrs bank, NJ T.
yopataan TSorns. N Y. 4 sands Tucker. New YORK.
aAR w.SS New r sss R.s s.%
Howes Macy, Hankers 30 wall 'trses, New York y Il
sss rset. New c YORK sp"ef s.'sn MS
pfssS si 81 asssi WV ss washington
street, Boston
PArH AND MONTGOMERY COUNTY tKY., BONDS
Holders Of these bonds who should wsb to JOHN the
shoud esrc % sell their Bonds are reqesed % report @
earliest practicable moment.
nELAwARE. LACKAwASNA AND WESTERN RAIL.
road companysicnerai Office, % Exchange place. New
cSThe books this company win be cioscd
,om ,h's date until the morning q MONDAY ION
DlvIDEyp.-THE DIRECTORS or. TIE BUTLER
~ coai Company have this day declared dividend from
THE profits Of the company per clear Of taxes
payable or the 2fth init y stockholders % that date
AS, sGcsIsass reading 4 New York WIN b ps the div
SAMUEL DUrroN. Treasurer.
Philharmonic Dec. & 1850
L,oR sALk-IN LOTS TO SUIT, OF NOT LESS THAN
Il twrnty sharez, hSobantg Union Fxpreas Company,
Sl4 and si7 paid IN. ELLERY BROS, i6l Pearl street
-------l---~-
L'oa sArE-BEIT RAILROAD STOCK, Low, ALSO
othsrciy railroad securities and fun limo OF nsur
aass 10Y ~ s%s sSa stocks AL sHgs N aca9
Stock Broker and Au~tiOneer,
ay Pine street, New York
MONEY TO LoAN-Ar Z PER CENT. IN LARGE on
~ mail amounts, without delay. On nrs ca.s Property.
10. yves, Twenty ,hra t., Fidh Avenue Hotel
CouTIERy RAILROAD. STATE AND cry BONDS
- and Coupons purchased By CHARLES PARSONS a
I'nE TIN FER CENT BONDS or THE CITY or San
Francisco. falling due In the city OF New York on The lst
1 Pine street No interest be allowed after maturity Of
bond.
NovrspEn ~ ise. 81
Tyo THE HOLDERS or MISSOURI STATE BONDS Is.
suet 70 the Pacific Railroad Of the state of Missouri
The holdera NJ above bonds invited meeting.
which WI be held on Monday neIt hs 10Th inst at ~ r
NJ At the Merchants Exchange ann Reading ROOM 10 and
81 Pine street. to consider on of the Pacific Rail-
road Contrary. OF Missouri, IN Tagard 70 same
ADCLpHus METER
Committee on behalf OF Pacilc Railroad
INV ioRK, Dec g. isSb.
RIO SPECTATORS FOR SALE, VERY low, 5000
pany wA some parties Address 10 south Fourth street,
Philadelphia r
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YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER g. 1866
FINANCIAL.

TINTED STATES TREASURY DECEMBER 4 iss
~ Schedules OF thirty seve1 and three-tenths
coupons payable December ID insl VIII now be Received
IT. n VAN pYcK Assistant Treasurer
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW oF MARRiAGB-coN-
IN tsinur nrnry pages and $50 hne plates aus IN
Ef@viur. anatomy 81 human ~ ssr ~
kesrh and disease with early effpr ~ ael1
e.Aner pan ~ rcaFnentthe only rsfonal qua
MODE of eurr, by report Of c&aes t~ttrd
truthful adviser 10 the married ard eDnt~rnE stinr
S@rrsEs wbe would sher physcsl eondliicn sent
49, ~ kossa&r 70 address receipt 81 - N s.inv
E"EFsnsy. Address Dr Ia Croir. u Maiden i@nes
nYspsPrics SHOULD Read THE sr0RY or a
VoWTER WELLS "a Broadway
T'BE TORY or A eToMACH-Ar n0OTfsN nv A
Jo~Lfs x kfE iiss y So sso.s-ss sa
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A -BURSBAHs yrRwrrrRg KxYnEgs, Iis wgsr
"a. fleventA street. Efsth FafnitaEe
y ~ snnn,Sy furnlsss~ sof~a res&v can&< % fusnl
enra rurnstare pe<as1 ars sflgs~a.
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/, rIAxTTc YACHT RA1R.-hxcUs-Ios TO TIGuT.
"a All. ~ SIX xsr vii i s ssa ssiIs = H. !.
"a. ~; rriioa fe,rs, sro6A,n al 81, and foot Des
~ T II ,ae6,. Or aSa os AID rssa asa
q w., y sa g ~ lear opss H. so~.a ,reS
NJ refreshments 70 D. Rad % board
OrI1craL carAl.ocTg oT TIE
rgiion sopica ~ ootk ar~ay u1Hefnrd
for b esa,neasl yyoEselsrs iniusdsa Duplication f0r
s t 6 a sf ss e. s-' "a, - ~ ~ sis
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sr e s s sr . e rs Sssqs rnass .ts.as.
az eqasnea.a adssst'.ssg E <, ~ .,~,y.,.,.
arr xe-sr, chielsrae \ 500. ~ broaivsy.
OrlcE ~ ing ,ar,,;asrIc sSL srEAsssu!r
no ~ q .he BaaEi :. r too, sguei hsrehy
S.en sa a rs iss X Nv se n.,sa, s Gsyrs been
% ii. s as Ia sss ,ass. !, ts 1-
.sgsas sss h. ,. VA AZ, - ~ :, ,ss ea 2, ~
r.. ta . so rs = Is. a s. 81 ~ pss sS az
jsss.ry. w re roo. VI y ST.a ie'a ls,e ossys
CorulsRx noriTt. SEw YORK. DFcryBrR isS,
800 s,s, - $500 2oas.,ys s,I.mstis sns
aal elaaru HAf lsse got,nanasF. We ,he saesr.rasd
as sTfrssvr d lser seB,nsn A@ isie disastrous
Smls We N asrcvi AAuks % 10 Gvsr u al
SOC " ptr.sryga e n .Saaf n'a w. s,r, "A, -,
esnstons 40 ulss &c re fessd y aln ho.
~lHfM
asg - shp be rnnsasai Nftsf she wA@ run inso con
nnefesd ariay ever hansn .rgr vas pfemef asie y
sar, saeI zoo psd 4. os,isrI q rom w.
~. ~ E,s-psn, N csvis ian ~ sss ~ ry.ss
iroa cns and re'ou. isarasy o. freezing aigAs. ~
~ We hereby spssr % 4; y. eesr, sna cr.- 4 ne
pfomps shk saos IN stseuitns A~ cpnDfrsnaA = he
snpeor ~then noise Confusion q ueaes shsS'ss . 80
r9sfih-ws be- s..ss cs!.. rmi ,asi se.sh &c
~efaafr un6Nr
rsnsi aaiare sai fsI ss,ssliou slssssa or -af..l
H. sts-ss v. syps-nr- a. hsaas u song~sys
ae~ss " W. T. HnFst Erq
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sus ,i e s.nro. . a.,ts 2 sas..iss. ?, asssrs rsf
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wehAy ~r~fre Iesclve1 " Tsf.at ~ppr q thssN w.
ss = s ss.. w.. 80 r1 re ~ ~ ~ s"''A "
sisn~a on bshsH % ~. s.h.n y. sesgsra
ss sss, uJssss5s ,c'~al's..
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esnr~sss ss~ ssas~d e ~ beenes. tse
ths pabic Al ssu-nsly low psea ansss astaEsfs and
- B 81 sgrs prDDiSo, faoS FURNITURE. ac.
"' w oAsDNgR ). c.ssl STREET
,rnr .ssEKY JANA on rnrsrr ougsoa gsr.rr
Il Al s.ss.lnx % No hsr. ~ laegs Bre-s. ss.a ~
y sxsi 4 w. cssrs nsrss Is iss.s
ri = ysss ~. ~, ~ we .l.l. s.,t.slg y y.
49,, y p,s-s, - isss s.ssss. A. Al
sah'' 49, - a JcAYwoop. ry.ssa.ra
WILLIAM ssEwEs. Amsrssy a Ls-. - ss'a street.
rousAk~~gMs
COAL, woOD, &C.
..r.v $50, pa.rn Avn rpysfs - "A Ne.
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VIyANTFD-BY A MEMBER OF fifE NEW YORK
Stock Exchange. partner with capital SUFFICIENT 70
establish for Che transaction of stock Commission
Bnsnc4l Replies strictly confidential. sddreag Regular
Board. Herald ONCE.
WAETED--A LOAN, or FROM $4,000 TO sSD0u.
for rio. planting, III South Carolina Good secpri'y
offered handsome commsslon for the money. Com.
writing Ia person, between and o'ciock
NJ New YORK Hotel X. BAnNwELL kHhIT.
&c n0O TO $1,000 sPEcin. CAPITAL WANTED
gO.OUU II sBiabiIshcd lucrative business,
Tafe and sit realize forty Investment.
Principals oaiy address q A.. boa 40 Herald oAc-
&oS0 (l00 TO LoAS--Is SIMS 70 SUIT on
scs1sJV.UUU ciyIcai egtss, O. cent OF valuation;
prompt Asisu,ion. q WILLIS Co, y Pine suer',
basement
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ITO sPEcrLAToga. SALE VERY Low, 5000
Il feet ~ Cold Mining Properly, would form
pany wA some paies Address 10 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia
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SsrECTsL NOTCH.
- Haylug ~nrstsd srfssgsnsr With ne tnssfas-s
es1@~d b0snes Inc
hfe ess~ snd prspar~e 10 gfsr -
yhs ppoe a extremely low pfsea nss a9sFeis ant -
- sIassgrs. BEDDING iaoS FURNITURE. sc.
"s~ IN oAapxgR "a c,sss .,,..a
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49, N atAtss 80 Nmalsa eAstspe ~
uinn Al sp, Mssss'.f ts.wr. 4, 80 ~ ttess 80
NFNG4HI IOffEA
We t4kM p3#skMf~ s9t ME9iGN f~fA.f ~ %
tsfsa sf4t nt5fsl llty ~ So = - ~
siNfiis t.ulas vAeses fasDsny. ~ ~ hrsstsaf hs-
AogN4
D. .teas y ~ -, sin v s'asfury r'.s'- 80 .
riYsAs A 50, x.s.Stz ~. -.
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TnPoRriNT LBCTUREe DAIIy--vD GExrLrmRy
only, a th~ New Yort Meseumo Anatomy us broad
way 1h0se nnabls 70 aitsnd these Lstnrra Ay oSisin
enpy b. forwarnv crnts. Adr1es sscratAry New
York Museum Of Anatomy. ci6 Broadway.
rtIE HON CARLISLE v J0HNaoN. AUTHOR oF
the populsf letter tAe Fresifent pghsv
now Feas ny atmsa Y na.e ~ nli9 y se cvsrhfvw q
6Ay evening" Dee 10 elsh. ciock DORIS open 81 Snh-
tss. The Phfosoph~ ~ Poitis nc1dvx AZ 0Figa. cthi
cal moral ana religions Tiokels ~
tbs pdnapA book drug and news stores Brook
I'm. and attha door me evening OF he LeeAife
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diately began TO collect all the postage stamps
within reach and sent them TO the young gen
tlemans sddress-they told their friends and
these friends told other friends, and huge
packages of stamps were daily forwarded by
enthusiastic and sympathetic young people, who
wanted TO help on love affair, to the supposed
lover In distress. 1t turned out, however, that
this little romance had been hatched in the
brain OF clever Jew, who had discovered
method of effacing the mark from the red
postage stamp, and thus restoring to their
original appearance stamps that had been used.
His stratagem was so successful that he
amassed quite large fortune before the decep-
ton was discovered.
Have the pIous sugar plums found their way
across the Atlantic? The London bOnbon lovers
are making an outcry against these spiritually
medicated sugar plums, imported from Paris,
and declare that the jealous promulgators of
religion who started this original movement are
device will prejudice the minds of the young
and and irrehgious to all ideas Of real and prac-
tical piety. 1t seems that society which calls
itself DAUenin de Ia JefResse, has arranged with
sundry Partisan bO7bOn manufacturers to put in
their dainties short extracts from approved
religious books and texts from Scriptures. 1t
is rather curious that this awkward propagation
of morality should have been started in a city
where the people are peculiarly alive to a sense
of the ludiCrous and inappropriate.
Everybody KIN ows that ladies have ceased to
wear bonnets, end that they apologize for the
omission by covering the crown of the head
with tiny bit OF ornamented lace or other ma
terial, or fat bouquet. As we do not doubt that
American ladies have been as bewitched as the
French and English by this new mode, we beg
TO describe to them one of these substitutes for
a bonnet, which was certainly as poetic bit OF
millinery as was ever invented. The supposed
bonn,t was entirely composed OF group of
fullblown blush roses-it had q white veil, and
we must imagine that one OF the roses had been
blown TO pieces by the wind, for the leaves we're
scattered over the veil, to which they lightly
clung, pro oducing an effect so natural that one
could hardly help expecting TO see them shaken
off by movement of the head.
ANNA CORA MowATT RITCHIE.
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VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
ach. and All Observation-Disclosures of the LIyer The9 nnrtv
the blood and maze the SKIN sef and fair. For sale
DIR. BESSEY NO 393 N. NINTH street. PHILADELPHIA
and by Druggists general
CAMDEN, n. j ,S0ptember2 lS65-0r. Lessey-Dear
Sr:-It gives me great pea add testimony in
favor Of your vegetable Liver Pills" ! had been
years, and. during That time suffer Intensely from
acrid dlsc haIges rom stomach and bowels seriously
atng physical and mental energies for weeks
at a time. much that my lie was despailed Of
But, tn ough kind Providence, was introduced to
uly restored, not having had 40 attack my old COM
pl air lost single sAbDath service They act like
charm Had 1t not been for them have no doubt
shou have been laid aside rom the mini'try;
must aad Iew lines in favor of your Life Pre-
server" or Vegetable Liniment l have used I. fol
Eryspelas scalds and Burns and Inhamm ations; n
produces remarkable results cured of
bad by It's Many OF my neghbors are using II
and 1t gives universal satisfaction At should be in every
REV. j. II. STOCKTON,
42StHthslm* THIRD Street, amden, N. j.
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Monday. All other trains d ally. except sunday.
Running through from Philade phla to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change of cars.
Sunday Accommodation Trains for Paolt ana nterme-
due stations leave Philadel phia 800 A M anu 90
P. M returning leave PaOi at 80 A. N and f5O p NJ.
TICKET OFFICE
Is located at TO- 62l Chesnut where Tickets to
ton given tV JOHN O ALLEN. Ticket Agent.
Also at 1hiriyfrst and Market streets on applica-
ton to THOMAS ii. PARRE
Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant T Iain runs daily Except Sunday. For
full particulars as 10 fare and accommodations apply to
FRANCIS FUNK,
No. 1877 DOCK Street.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk tor Baggage except ior Wearing Apparel and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars In
value All Baggage exceeding that amount IN value
viii be at the risk of the owner unless taken by special
contract al2
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RAILROAD LINES

DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
i SUMNER AkRANGEMENT.
The Trains OF the Pennsy lyania Central Railroad
leave the Depot at thirty -nrst and Market streets
which is reached by the the Market Street Pas
seDger Railway, running 70 and nom the Depot The
last cor leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
20 the departure Of each Tiain.
on Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market
streets As MINI before departure Of each Trains
Mann's baggage Express Will ca for and deli er
Baggage at the Depot orders lef at the Office No
63l hesnut street, will receive attention.
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MEDICAL.

VOX ULI. ..
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. I'll South THIRD Street
Price, $1'OO per Bottle $500 for halfa.d dozen.
Recommending the use Of Wreht's Tar syrup ioI
coug hs colds consumpt ton. whoopng-cough, spotted
Inflammation and restriction OF air In the lungs
etc; The remedy should be in every family :
Charles r. Grafen, iS Sunday % 6eresyy ss SSS ofice.
James Nolen, hquirer Office.
William +. Corbit Associated Press.
Vnb william FI,, n &c GdSTPenteI Fire Alarm and Police
Randolph, Front and ombard streets.
II "a Davis ny No 25 So SssEll iH street. street 'ue0"
John Woodside. No. 1881 Franklin street.
Robert Thompson, No; 1908 Walter street.
7 Geeloa I No 7sl a. $; j second S street; o,
y. ". Howard, No l Dock street
n Sts g; Bartlett Ne so No. S27 S 8; SsCOnd street.
Albert Martin, H W 4 o. o. Ii7 5. Second street.
Mary Caldwell No IOs2 SAMSON street
T. Nj. tarthy No. los ireths alley.
George wi son. No. 296 Race street.
W. Brooks, No.69 North Second street ...
s. Seymour Rose Buseton. .
Char es Rogers, No. 2l South street. 80.
I. Z, Thomas, No. 1876 South sixtn street
william Barns, No 5lb South Front street.
$. s. Sanford, Opera Manager. -, su. ,...o,
John MaRinns, rear of No. l& North Second street.
Mrs. 3. X. Choate, Newark, Del.
Nr. William B. Wrj0ht.-
SYRUP tof which we have already sold eonslderaD
oT the complaints set forth in printed pill alrea
submitted the public. As gratifying act to snierni
ton to al afcted with diseases which 1t Is designed tC
cure i0ui'' e'O'' DILKs q SON, Druggists,
N, f. corner Pine and Sixth Streets
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LOST.

I OST-THR CERTIFICATE NO. 1921, IS
u sued by the city Of Philadelphia (old 70 provide
panys stock dated September % 1853 for thousand
dollars payable TO John Garth Dodgsop, of Preston,
Lancashire, England and Brey Sharp, of London, Eng
land trustees bearing interest at six per cent per
mum, Redeemable July 1888. 8 s tuthslSF
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DYEING, SECURING, ETC.
FRENCH STEAM SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. $40 RACE Street.

beg leave draw your particular attention to
new French Steam Securing Esabshn ent the first and
only OF its KIND In this city We do not dye, but by
a chemical process res ore Ladies', Gentlemens an
ChildTens Garments to Their original states, withou
uIing them in tie least while great experience and
the best hineTy from France enable us to warrant
patronage. LADIES' DRESSES, Of every description
with or without Trimmings, are cleaned and finished
without being taken apart whether the color is genuine
not
Opera Cloaks and Mantllas. Curtains Table Covers
Carpets Velvet Ribbons Kid Gloves, ETC. cleaned and
repnisbed in the best manner. Genlemen's summer
and Winter Clothing ceaned TO pertectILn without In
jury 10 the stun Also Flags and Banners All kinds OF
81 aims moved without Gaming the whole All orders
are executed under our immediate supervision, and
satisfaction guaranteed in every instance call and
examination Of our process respectfully solicited.
ALBEDYLL & MARX,
3l2mthsS No $40 RACE Street.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

T ARGE SALE OF oUARTERMAsTER's
PHILADRLPHIA DEPOT yune II 1879 4
- VIII be cold at Public Auction at the Unfte6
states GoveTnment Warehouse, HANOVER Street
ana DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia Pa ON
MONDAY June 25, 1896, at 10 O'Clock A n aIargo
@t @ o. Quartermaster's stores, consisting In part
- 1a0 opns oAu ANN DIME uoo,
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DENTISTRY.

THOUSANDS OF TEETH EXTRACTED
= without pain.-Patent applied for. MY new n-
S~tI1IO ~ yention, Double Reversible Self adjusting
Safety Waived inhaler administering Nitrous oxide
as and extracting teeth without pain The only mode
that the Gas can be properly and safely administered
8 81 ON DR.. @. L. MUNNS, No. 73l SPRUCE street
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DIR. HYLTON'S
+ Constitutional RenOVatOr
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Incipient Consumption, and all Diseases
PerIaiAIng 10 Consumption,

As
Coughs Colds Hoarseness, Group, Bronchitis, and all
Diseases of the Lungs and Respiratory Organs,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Loss of AD-
petite, Nervous Debility. with
great Lassitude OF the Mus
cular SYs.em. etc.
The of this medicine in the cure of disease
has wthstood many critical tests in this country and
elsewhere its salutary eifec on disease are widely
disseminated and require effort to parry the preJu-
diees o. the skeptc. -
HDR. HYLTON:-I take Is oppor unity to inform you
that consider you the greatest doctor on diseases OF
Il lungs in the county had splitting of blood,
with large Jumps green matter; violent pain In my
breast and shoulders srainng cough; and several OF
the most eminent pbYscians gave me up as hopeless
ase OF consumption tried all the remedies OF the
day and gained relief but grew worse; when friend
advised me TO thy your Renovalor satisfying me tnat
you q regular graduate of the University OF Penn
sylyanla and not selfstyled doctor, used but nine
bottles of atOr and TO the surprise OF my
friends. am now well man, and able TO attend daily
10 my business -. -
~ ~ N ~ NICHOLAS BILGER,
mo. 1886 Races treet o."
DIR. Hylton is a regu ar graduate OF the 4
University OF Pennsy lvania. His diploma
be at his ofhce.) Examines Lungs y
without charge. Office, 20. 227 North SIXTH
Street. 5 "a thsm2m --
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PROPOSALS.
GALE OF oy.ERNMENT LUMBER.

GALE OF G We r N NJ EN- T LUMBER.
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, !
WASHINGTON, ID C., May 81, 1866 J
The offers received under the advertisement OF May
being considered less than the real va OF the
material, were not accepted. and Sealed Proposals
at IL O'Clock N tor the purchase of $4,000 feet OF
Government Lumber, of the following sizes and
iSOGO feet iJ.uch Oak.
100 900 feet Pinch Oak
100 600 feet 25inch Oak.
l29 900 feet 8Tnch OAK.
10000 feet 3ilnch Oak.
1000 ieet 4-inch oak.
10000 feet 5.lnch Oak.
10000 feet 2.inch Hickory.
6 800 feet 8-inch Hckory.
14,6OO feet 4-iuch Hickory.
$4,000 feet 1B-nch Ash.
"a 600 feet pinch Ash.
$4,000 feet 3-inch Ash.
$4,000 feet 4.inch Ash.
20 600 feet 5-Inch Ash.
3 800 feet s-inch Pine.
34,800 ieet F-inch Pine.
81 Ot0 teet 1-Dch Pine.
25 900 leet 3-inch Poplar. a.
13 600 feet 1.lnch Poplar. f5
The attention OF wagon and carrage-makers is
ca led to this Sale, the above superior lot
of wellseasoned Lumber, suitable for manufacturing
purposes. 1t can be seen by applying 10 Brevet
Bngadier'General Z. H. TOMPKtNS, Quartermaster
IN charge at Lncoln Depot about one mule east OF
Bios will received for the purchase of ten thou
sand feet and upwards. The uuders gned reserves
lhe right tc reject all the bids should they be con.
Payment lin Government funds) will be requires
upon notification of acce Jtance OF bid and prior
TO the delivery of the Lu nber, which must be re-
moved within fifteen days after the proposal is ac-
cepted.
Proposals should be signed bv the bidders full
name, and give his post-ofhce address, PLAINLY In.
dorsed, Proposals tor the Purchase OF Lumber
and directed to .... = .--,-. -. +. ...
Breyet Major Gen., and Chief Quartermaser,
61l7t Depot of ashington, d, G.
NTATIONAL. MILITARY ASYLUM
In The Mana gers of the National Asylum for dis
charged volunteer soldiers, authorized by Act OF
Congress, approved March 81, 1885, ask proposals
for sites tOr Asylums by donation or sale. The pre-
mses must be situate one of the loyal States, con
location and easy of by railroad or otherwise
1t Is the purpose OF the maDaPers to erect, without
delay, extensive and permanent buildings for said
AsY Ylums, and lts establishment will be LARGELY ad-
Vantageous TO any section or railroad IN the vicinity
of Its location. ,.".
Plans, specifications, and estimates for Asylum
buildings including detached cottages are also asked
TOR the approval OF the Board. Liberal cOmpensa
ton will be given for the successful plan.
Proposals. plans specifications and estimates-the
first named TO be in writing containing plot and de-
scnption OF grounds and terms and conditions of
tTaIsler-must be sent to Msjor-General B, f. BUT
LER, at Lowell, Mass, on or before the 10th day of
June, 1866. BENZ r. BUTLER,
President Board OF Managers,
LEWIS b. GUNCKEL Secretary.
Papers entitled to publish the laws of the United
States are respectfully requested to publish this
three (3) weeks prior to the 10th of June 1856 and
send their bill, with copy Of notice, as above dI,
Iected.l 63118t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-16

PHILADELPHIA, Pa June Is, 1866
AUCTION AUCTION!
Will be sold, at the United States COmmissarV
Warehouse, near corner of SIXTEEN II and CAL
LOWHlJ Streets, commencing at 10 O'Clock A
n june 81, 1896 the following Commissary Pro-