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AUCTION SALES.
DY GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

In pursus nee Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
q g on the
James Gibson Is complainant and Elizabeth Glib
the asdersigned Commissioners Appointed by the
said Court in that behalf, will sell at public auction
Un e si e.
day Of April 1865 the following real estate. that s
Square numbered four sunS s and silty one,
i6l,l with the improvements, which are . good
two :ssry and attic Brick House, &C., &c. Thi.
!. And An Immediately ,fte, the sale Of the above We
lnoSn q. The k1ehsnge Hotel. being parts Of Lots
bered four hundred and ninety, t4so:t the said
o ,eiS Sn north
corner Of said Lot Nc. and thence running north
feet 6 inches, thence east 2 feet inches, thence
y to S
north street thence east about IS feet inches to
M sh with rs :aS
shall proceed to sell in from Of the premises, at
O'Clock D. m, commencing on the first mentioned
hss ss
1insty sin '2se the sald part. Of said Lots and
said Lot No s. and running west on line With
street sou 2s feet. thence north to public alley,
ginning with the Improvement, which are COED
two-story Frame House, &c , &c. This property
10 on south Z, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west.
Also, part of Lot numbered six, (6,) in Square
numbered two hundred and sixty four, (zs4,) be-
ginning for the same at the northwest corner Of
said Lot, and running thence east 81 feet inches
thence south 20 feet inches. thence weet 81 feet
inches north % feet inches to the place of
beeinning, with the improvements, which are a
good Frame Dwelling House. &c, &c.
Also, the west II feet frons of Lot numbered sew
enfeen, t7,D In Square numbered four hundred
and ninety six, 49, running back the width
q he m
menfs which are good two-story Frame Dwell.
Terms: One-fbird of the purchase money to be
paid in cash at the time Of sale ana the purchaser
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 coysy.
anciDg. A. GREEN.
Jos. y. HODGsON,
Il. r. QUEEN,
wv. BARNACLO,
JOSEPH PECK,
" Commissioners.
j. NJ. THOMPSON, Complt's Solicitor
NH u eoSds GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
AkGk SALE Or CONDEMaED QUARTER
Ia MASTERS STORES.

| AhsI 'A ass II Sss BroH.s! aoAArER-
Cal" %a:s'.sIss b D;s.' s z 4 ;sss
wiz be ,SS a. pqSi auction nds a., e dpson De-
.ls. 3. 4 Sssssms:l l'S SGsSTHSaas
TERs sToREs, consisting Of.
l.,s Brides: Chains, Rer.e and "1 W.sSR
Harness; Feed TIoughs. Hslters, Saddle., Lines,
T:sfH aaRs sns nrss
lows, Planes, Saws, Cauldrons, Fire and Water
Wseslbafro~s, 20 lbs Psinss. ESQ lis. Lead Pies.
s. h5 5Ss rs, s:rss Sci! I.Ss IS.
zine, e Anbulancss; ! Buggy, = Carts, siop
wagons, four horse Spring wagons is "Wnesi.
ing Army Wagons, 10 scavenger Wagons, Wa
The ss.e viii be continued from day to day uasil
ell the property 10 sold.
The :toiS must be removed within Eve days
Terms-Cash in Government funds;
d. h. RUCKER,
ms B'' Maj Gen. Se Sas #
GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.
Rsymaasr'' oSss, y; s; Ma.g;:
Provisions and Clothing there will be sold at pub
lie auction, for cash to the highest bidder at the
rrEspRY. the 10Th DAY q March 1885, At ten
O'Clock . d % ID $SS&is sHsHFs' viz:
sst Beans: rsS S. s's Vinegar ssss
Ap''e'' ".'' CLOTHING.
IS ss:si'' hSSsa s.ssf;
S'Dhin' M"''rss ssXR BIsp sToR Gsp'' &C.
Tobacco. Cotton Handk erchiefs, Tin Pots, Pans,
Backing, Sets Stewards Stores Sci .cxsos
NH ls,lw Paymaster o S. Navy.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN GS
- STABLES, FENCING, WHAkVES, &C.,
AT GIESR0RO.

II.
Quartermaster Generals Office. LIST Dirision,
H. ,,,, ., Washins,on. Febsnary n. 1861
viii be SOLD on the at bubble auction nene
G an Gsfs1
MI and @asr A5r. a9f the
whole shall have been disposed OF, the following
df EiereH RnSl 6RFYReE to Sr T x,o
stories. l6x20 lsx3s, two 20x20, 1.-TWO stories l6x
Is, tkitchen adjoining lOxl6J l2xS2. lbxl6. twoe6x
Eighty nine lss, LAR0RlR's QUARTERS.
rnSn i1sS SKI frame as.o 1.-TWO
sdioiniDg, s1l2 and IOxi6,i iexao, with wing iox
Nine 1s MESS sh aoHsEs frams as., 1.-TWO
,.oTs:; issSq with xiPs is.sS ss1lsS !tSe ste
TS lss's KIT ssd
.h One sSlS1Rtah 5 STABLE r.ms with 10
n Sns !f 81 IssG 5fs STABLE, nr.me with sls
TSsnss %! BSIpiIf6INGs. frsmsJ 2szss. sszss,
Is1s2 lsx65 lOxl6, four lsx5O feur sx22
2' sHSR 2l1ts 2szs 9e 2Ga2s and and l71H
Thirty two tsaj WATER TANKS, s,ls. two feet
Seventy eight 0s) HANGERS. s,kxls, s,l feet
Twenty (sol OUT. HoUsES.
One hay, SHED. ll2xsi2
One ll GRAIN HOUSE, Crane ) 56x12O
Three (3) WHARVES, one 40 1871 square feet one
IL l69 tquare feet, and one 2, $50 square feet
FENCING, % $50 lineal feet
One ID 81 OREHOgSE, frame, } 52xl5o.
and 63xl60.
One % EEGINE HOUSE, 7xs2.
The buildings will be sold singly and must he re.
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
Of purchasers: but the lumber will, If desired be
delivered by the Government, free Of charge for
transportation, on the depot wharf.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
A boat for Gfssboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
Fer further information applYin person or by
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A. Q. M,
Giesboro, D. O., or to this office:
Rrevet Brigadier General in charge,
fe 2S-tap2 First Division, Q. M O. d,
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MEDICAL BOOKS-Neill 4 Smiths Compen.
Nl diumi Gray Anatomy; Wood 8 Practice two
vols; W9ods Therapeutics, two vols; Wood and
Bsches o. 9. Dispensatory; Dunglison q, nj sdicsi
Dictionary; 0ross' Surgery, two vols; n chsen,a
Surgery; Watsonb Practice; Grifath Q Formuiary:
Ellis Formulary; and many others for sale st the
&C ~ JRANuK TAYLOR,
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DE Bow estimates the next cotton crop a
1,5Oc, zoo bales.

SIDE Bow estimates the next cotton crop at
1,5Oc,oO0 bales.
sS-A negro in Petersburg pasted a cypher
after the figure 2 on two dollar greenback
and passed il on a Sussex county white man
for a twenty dollar note.
S~Trails la tail Of a comet are worn by
Partisan ladies.
~A letter from the city of Mexico SAYS:
"General Early, more bitter than all. is at pres
ent at the Gran Sociedad Hotel. The old man
IN bent down with duty, liquor or age, and
exile Magruder Is on visit at Cordova."
"An Ohio steamboat company has had TO
pay lady 81 $40 for her trunk.
81 The Imperial Government of Mexico is
about 10 issue s@O,OOO,Oo0 of legal-tender paper
currency.
81 Mrs. Roth, of Fall River sat down be-
fore her fire, drew a razor across her THROAT
and expired.
~There IS a fellow On exhibition in New
Orleans whose beard measures six feet in
length.
~An Indianapolis bridegroom paid his
marriage fee ip bologna sausages.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER

L
BY virtue OF decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, the 9th day
OF February 1866 in cause in which Gwynu Harris
and others are complainsnts and Mary A. Jones is
defendant, No 59S Equity the undersigned COM
missioners will expose to public sale, on the prem
O'Clock, the following described property, be ng
the real estate of Peter Jones. deceased:
Part of Lot 4, In Square 354 being 20 feet front
on 18th street west, by loo feet in depth improved
BY tive story Frame House.
All Of Lots numbered l. 2 and 8, and the east IL
subdivision of Square Numbered 35S, improved by
small two-story Frame House.
Lots Is and 10, in Square 49, subdivision, }
which will be sela in four parcels, ss follows:
1. The west 20 feet front by "a feet inches in
depth Of Lot Is, improved by two-story Frame
House.
2. The east feet s inches front Of Is and all the
front OF No. To- by depth of "A feet inches, i'm.
proved by q small Frame Shop.
The south Is feet of both lots, having front of
ytding line between Lots IA and Is, improved by
two story Frame House.
=. vacant lot fronting IS feet on Eighth street,
adjoining the above on the north, by depth of 40
feet to the dividing line between Lets II and Is.
The terms OF sale are One third cash. Of which
fifty dollars to be paid when the property is Knocked
of; the balance in two equal payments, 6 and IL
months from the day of sale. with interest, aud
cured to the satisfaction OF the commissioners.
Stamps and conyeyancing at the cost of purcha-
sers.
Upon the ratification of the sale by the court
deeds will be given for the property.
CHARLEs WILSON,
THOMAS w. RILEY,
JOHN A. STEPHENSON,
DAVID MCQUEEN,
NH l2-eokds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
GoVERNMENT SALE.
IMPORTANT TO PYRorECHNIsTs, oPrI.
CAL-INSTRUMENT MAKERS

oFIIcE OF THE sIsNAL orrIcKR.


COPPERsMIrHs, &c.
OFFICE OF THE SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHM5 ron. D: o., March T., 1885,
:. 0mee q the signal ofsesr. M 9ss s:i
March Il ss m tIo,ss
~ and Stores, compIistnG-
tridfe. Pyroteehnic Lights, Of Sven coiors and
combinations, and burnine ls seconds, more or
EoWoodep Signal Boxes, containing the above
Hssign.l Pi.teis, tbras: and woedl and Holsters,
ls6 Copper Cantee a. holding one gallon each) and
straps Weighing without strap about ~ pounds,
. fiyss.lion Copper Csns, WEIGHING .b sSS's Il
pI i.Sss signal Pistol h a leather.
- bales Of Lamp Wicking, about Is pounds to
2barrels Of Turpentine, bert quality.
''e c IN IGsSSb SIGNAL PROPERTY.
ING Telescopes and Straps, various sizes and
9,Telesraph TELESCOPES. gsrge size.l
i26 Marine Glass Cases 3, and Straps, ussther.)
2s6 Canvas Cases and Straps, representing about
iss indi. Rubber Gases. representing about 400
GEO pounds Mixed PAYER Rags, good quality mus
SoCopper Canteens and other articles, represent
isl Hsversacks, representing about Isi pounds of
100 pairs Scissors and Globe Lanterns.
90 pairs Pliers and gross Wind Matches.
ii Lance heads Tor Knive with leather sh athes
"a Five gallon Copper Cans, tweighingl2 pounds
4 spissots and one Tailors Pressing Iron, or
Patent Swinging Lanterns and Poles.
Sale will be continued day BY day until all the
Five days allowed for removal Of purchases.
one y order ooionsS: F. FI:hs@' SPIsE Signal
Ofhcer y B. A. Il. MOTION,
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CONVENIENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
NJ BREAD

eUBsIsTENCR, OFFICE, q. 8. A.,
No. South GAY STREET, )
bALTIMoRE, MD, February II, 1866
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received At
this office until SATURDAY, March IL 1856 for
the purchase of surplus HARD BREAD ON hand
at this depot. ~
Proposals must state that the sffer is made under
advertisement Of this date
The Bread is in boxes of fifty (50) pounds each
boxes. WV
Purchases will be delivered board of TRANSPORTS
without expense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds on notf-
fcatten OF acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers TO remove stores.
Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope, "Pro-
possls for Hard Bread, =" and addressed to
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col and O. s., o. g. A.,
fe T-Tt Breyet Brig Gen Velunteers
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GALE OF HARD BREAD,

OFFICE DEPOT OoNM1ssARY,
FORT MONROE, VA, Dec. Is, 1855.
Scaled Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
at this Office, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at
this Depot
The Bread is In boxes Of fifty (so) pounds each,
and in good shipping order.
All purchases will be deliXered on board Of trans.
ports Without ex peHse to tn purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty COZ
Payment required on notification Of acceptance of
bid In Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread, }" and addressed t.
de A-n JAMES CURRY, Col. and O. s.v.
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little girl. seven years of age, named
Annie Dorletta "enZlek, said TO have been
maryellouSly beautiful, the daughter Of Ger
man parents who live in WILLIAMSBURG was so
scalded oy the upsettng Of a kettle, during a
quarrel between her parents, that she died in
consequence. jealousy was the OCCASION OF
The DISTURBANCE which led 10 the sad accident
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|All the bridges of Paris are now opened
free OF toll, the bridge of Grenelle, which was
the only one al which toll was taken, having
been thrown open to the public on the first day
OF the present year. The nearest toll bridge TO
Paris is now that of Surenne, on the further
side Of the Bots de Boulogne
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"a IL %
IN TL0N COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. Louisiana Az
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared to doa
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA.
TI0N BUSINESS
To and from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters
burg: Norfolk, Lyuchkurg, Charlottes.
VILE, Winchester. Harrisonburgh,
Staunton, Lexington, Salem,
and Bristol, in Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Go1dsboro', vii.
Salisbury, and Charlotte, N. O.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandra, yir.
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and We'll
don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic
and North Carolina, Raleigh and
CASTOR, and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
As rapidly a. possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Compa will be extended to other States, Of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff OF charges is based upen fair business
principles yielding . reasonable profit to the Com
pany, without being oppressive to the public Upen
this basis il confidently presents its claims for fair
share Of patronage, relying upon bits large capital
and the character of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success.
deB1y A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOH.

Headqndrters Department Of WdShington,
Office of the CHEF Quarernaaer,
(Corner l51a Streef and Pennsylvania drenpe,)
Washington, ID. c., March 4, 1856
The surplus Government Wood on hand in this
city and in Alexandria is now offered for sale
in quantities from one quarter of q cord to ten
cords, to all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood is Of good quality, thoroughly sea-
soned, and mixed in the proportions of enc third
Oak and two thirds Pine. The Wood Yards are
located on Maryland avenue. between 9TH aud 8th
Streets at 14th street, near Long Bridge, in this
city; at Kendall Green, one mile north of Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot; and one-eiehth Of a mile
north OF the city of Alex andria, the Washington
and AlexSndria Railroad. Price of Wood at the
yards in Washington, six dollars So per cord; at
Alexandria, five dolars So per cord and delivered
in any part Of Washngten at seven dolarsi SD per
cord; in Georgetown at seven dollars and twenty
five cents ES7.25) per cord, and in Alex ria
at five dollars and eighty cents per cord.
Apply only at this office during office hours and
to Breyet Major James Gleason, A. O. M at Al
exandria Wood Yard, from O'Clock a. m. to IL
O'Clock, noon
Terms-Cash in Government funds
III. l. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
Hh5-2f Department of w ashington,
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ITALIAN CHEESE,
just received.
GANESTRALO CHEESE,
CACCIO CAvALLO CHEESE.
N. w. BgROHELL
corner 18th and streets
mh6 under Ebbitt Uouse
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EVENING STAR.

u A chap en- route for Mexico writes from
the card room Of the Gulf steamer the follow
Ing poetic u effusion. He was suffering from
: mixture of love and poker on the brain
To My Darling.
Sad was our parting, and ny sad heart
stiIl sscly sighs fer thee,
IL II take three cards. Mr. pealer,D
AZ glide DER the moonlit sec.
Ard the noon sweet rays set the sea ablszs,
With blaze that points to thee.
III sfracdle-it takes ten to come ind
A skim the azure sea.
Perchanee, dear love. thoR TT Razing new,
At this mo on that smiles me,
Steward, please push the spittoon this way,)
AS hy DER the deep blue sea.
Sweet zerhJrs play 'er our foamy way,
And they wait my signs to thee,
II zee that and 70 fifteen better,b
As float o er the deep, dark zee.
Then weep not deaTest-this fond heart
still WIDELY worshfrs thee,
tl've got an ace fuli-the rot 3 miIsO
As ride this glorious sea.
Good night, sweet ! 1 II now TO rest,
And pray fer dreams Of thee,
"a phisky toddy for ne, Mr.. Barkeeper,)!
As glide DER the moonlit sea
The sea, the sea the sea-
As glide DER the eonlit seal
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
JAI COOKE co.,
BANK ERS,
Fifteenth street., oS1osits 1ssasxsy,
Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always
on hand, full supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
7-3O TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c.,
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTER'S CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS au 1-d6
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RRIGHTLY,s DIGEST OF LAWS OF THD
- UNITED STATES, 1851 1855; Frost And Dire:
Natural Eng mes Tool mark and Chips, vols
% TkANOK TAYLOR.
ENEEIBLED AND DELICATE OON8TlTU
TRACT BUOHU. Il VIII 1--we brisk ana ensreetio
seehngs, ~ enable zen = SlesD wen. - -
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JEFF. DAvIs.-Rumor says that General
Terry proposes soon 10 pay visit 10 Fortress
Monroe, and the gossips are already linking
this report IN connection with the distinguished
prisoner now confined tkere-RichmSnd en-
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COMFORTING FOR BEEF AND PORK EATRRs-
those who are disturbed by the stories of the
trlehind $Pfrdiis generated in pork may have
their fears set at rest, or possibly be still more
alarmed al the statement which the Journal of
Science for March re-produces, from a paper
read before the British Association: "That
beef ~ a much more fertile source OF Ape.
worms than pork, this conclusion being drawn
not only from data furnished from experi-
mental researches, but also from the fact OF the
much greater prevalence of the heokless tape
worn. nid nlediocdnellatd,l as compared with
that OF The hooked [tenid soliuml species
This is case of Trichind spirdIis vs. Trnid
rediocdncttdtd- Those who can eat beef and
run the risk Of the latter, 1t is thought GER
family can stand pork and take the chances of
the former.
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SECRET DISEASES
sam AR TAN,S GIFT.
SAHARITAN'.S GIFT

SA M X ITAN'S GIFT.
SAB4RITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
YES, POSITIVE CURE," for
GON0RRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balssm, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 be Taken 10 Efea a Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four Gays, and recent cases
o the . ny q tSs %oss
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day;
f. .ncss Who have ds:ssiTss :, sss.lns cured or
who have ave been sorssd NH SOssTaOr aer-
Price-Male packages, 81. Female, SIS.
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rr sGReEE ULAa ULCERS s9REs, sPsTs,
-, or yLSEkkaL DisEAsEs, ss &c.
SAAARIIAN,S ROOT AND HERE JUICE
syphilis Oh yESEFkhE DISEASES, the
most potent. ssrtsin and efectuai remedy ever pre
scribed IL reaches and eradicates every particle of
and permanent Take them OF this p1
edy and be healed. and do not transmit il 70 your
posterity tnst Tor which you may repent in after
DO NOT DESPAIR
ROOT &T6 aEsB &cr
will rensve every yssties Of impurItie. from the
system TEsxIF 8 all the Dad en1ets 81 Msssury
In many affections with which numbers Of Fs-
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus in IeacOF.
rhea, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, de-
bility, and for ali complaints Incident TO the sex
sehtby express. Price 81 Is per bottle
sAMARITAN's WASH
Root and Herb Juices
Full directions. Price q cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies IL allie acknowl-
edged by physicians and patients. They used
in the u. s. Hospitals.
WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMAR-
ITAES REMEDIES.
"PosT HOSPITAL, FoRT M RsHALL, Baltimore,
Stating e that have used The s.@.ri.n
for Nenersl diseases in its most customary forms;
that have used them with Judgment, discretion,
snticipstions promptly and ehectualy. Knowing
their Composition, have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy, and far as my Of them extends,
l recommend them s' @!oRREEfRKp O. BOWERS,
'Aisistant Surgeon, sth N. Y. Vols"
Sold by s. 9. FORD, eerner llth street aud Penn
syly.nis avenue. wssAington; HENRY COOK,
DESMOND CO., Philadelphia. my6.d
U,RIEslMAR-Protectsd By Royal Letters Pat.
Il tent Of England, aad secured By the seals Of
the Eeele de Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial
Trissnar No i, Is the enectusl remedy for Relax
System: Triesnar No: . has entirely supe.sedst
mar No IS is the infalliaLLe remedy for all Impuri-
ties and Secondary Symptoms, thus obvisnna
the use oil mercury and s other oeieterious insrs-
Zach preparation is in the form Of most agree
and changes o. in tin cases at IS escS,
or four q cases in one for 81, and IN " eases,
thu s.viHs g. u Ros. &C.
Wholesale and retail BY Dr. BARROW, so. lsa
70 Be bad si.c Of af 8. o. FORD. No. sse Pa. ave.
corner utn u. seps-om
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- The crime of fptieide as IL is now called,
has been properly the subject of newspaper
comment The extent of this crime is not ex-
aggerated; indeed, il is not realized. A fact
has Just come 10 light in a village not more
than thirty miles from Rochester that shows
how frequently this crime is committed, and
with what impunity- In cleansing the vaults
attached TO a hotel-a frst-class hotel-the
worhmen removed no less than eight bodies of
infants in all stages Of decomposition. One of
these was enclosed in a satehel, another in a
pair of soldiers pantaloons, while others were
evidently deposited without covering. How
this was all done, and just when, is a mystery
which cannot be disclosed. The hotel is much
frequented by travellers, and guests at the hotel
may have brought these deposites among their
baggage to be Mus disposed of and concealed
from view. If the history of each fcntus could
be written what tale of crime might be un-
folded. In. how many of these cases actual
muTder-Infanticide-w committed il is i'm
possible TO say, as no close investigation was
made. However disgusting the subject, we
deem Il duty TO put this brief outline OF facts
upon record as part of the history OF the
umes.-ROchester Union, March 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-14

DEATH BY FRIGHT.-We learn that a young
lady was frightened to death, last week in the
lower part OF the county, the name of whom
We were unable to learn. The death was
caused under the following circumstances
Two LADIES' living alone were preparing to re-
tire, when some one raped at the door, and
on ING uiring who knocked, and receiving no
answer, one of the ladies started across the
hoor to an adjoining room, and dropped dead
from sheer fright This brought a shrek from
the remaining lady as she ran to her sisters as
sistance; just then the door opened, and in
rushed the brother Of the two ladies, who had
been mourned for as dead nearly three years
He stated that he intended nice surprise for
his sisters by not making himself known until
after they had admitted him, and Judge of his
grief on learning that his surprise had resulted
in the death of one of his much loved sisters
Salem Union Democrat