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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11

0. b. Duke, notorious free booter
and murderer, and who was at one
time a captain in the Federal army,
was arrested at Mt. Sterling, Ken
lucky, few days ago, and is nov in
prison at Louisville He is known
to have been guilty of the murder of
six men.
The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial says, in his
despatch of the Sd: Senator Dixon,
of Connecticut, who, last session, sup
ported the Administration, announces
that hereafter he will be found in op-
position to its head and policy.
81. N" VISITS PRESIDENT DAVIS.
On Thursday, the erratic person
styling himself s'the immortal j. N, :"
succeeded in getting into Carroll
Hall, to see Mr.. Davis, but was or
dered out before he had exchanged
many words with the prisoner.
The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette says: "The
feeling is Strengthening daily in di-
plomatic circles, that the administra-
ton IS bent upon forcing it's policy
upon the country through a foreign
war.
The number of deaths in Cincin-
clnnal from all causes, during the
month of November, was 400: Of
these, l67 were from cholera. AS al
persons died from this disease in Oc-
tober, the decrease will be seen to be
very marked.
Mr.. Seward and the President, it
is said, differ in their foreign policies,
and the Secretary disclaimed to NJ.
de Montholon any responsibility for
the language of the message in regard
to the action of France.
NeaD York: Tribune.
A destructive fire occurred at Eu-
faula, Alabama, on the 9th ult.
Among the property destroyed was
nearly the entire material of the Eu-
faula Neacs. The total loss was about
100000.
A bill has been under consideration
in the Georgia Legislature, looking
to the establishment of common
schools for whites and blacks through
out the State, and will probably be
passed.
Dispatches from Memphis say:
Business is very dull; there has not
been a single sale on Change for ten
days. Merchants seem to fear a grand
tumble in the price of everything,
and are afraid to buy"
At the recent meeting of the Board
of trustees of the South Carolina Uni
versity, Mr.. Sachtleben was elected
to fill the new 1'rofessorship of Mod
ern Languages and Literature.
Sister Mary Augustin, Superioress
of tie Order of the "Sisters of Mer-
cy," III Macon, Georgia, died in that
city yesterday, after q brief illness.
Good fat beef is selling at Lynch
burg at four cents per pound-pork
at nine cents. Corn is seventy-five
cents per bushel, with prospect fo1
a still further decline.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11

The New ALABAMA SENATOR ELECT.
The new United States Senator elect
from Alabama, John Anthony Wins
ton, is native Of Madison County,
Alabama, and is fifty years of age.
He was on the Douglas electoral
ticket for the State at large, and lent
the force of his intellect and influence
to the success OF the presidential cam
didate OF his choice. He was opposed
to secession, but on the secession of
his native Alabama, he acquiesced,
and went with his State. On the
cessation Of hostilities he accepted
the arbitrament of the sword, and has
ever since given his allegiance to the
Constitution and laws Of the United
States. He WAS q member of the
State Convention in 1865, to restore
his State to the Union.-Ne,c York
EUenlnq Post.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11

The points in Secretary Welles' re-
port of the Naval Department can be
presented in a few words. There are
115 vessels in commission, mounting
ON aggregate of 1929 guns. The
number of vessels. laid up is 27S, car
rying in all 1851 guns. The total
amount of appropriations asked for
is S23, ,5Oo, 436. l6. The various squad
rons are on duty on their respective
cruising grounds. The Secretary be-
lieves that the recent voyage of the
Monadnock to the Pacific has demon
strated the seaworthiness of the mo-
nitors. He wants moro ship houses,
dry docks, &C.; thinks that a new
stock of ship timber should be pro-
cured by the Government, and favors
the acceptance of League Island as a
depot for the monitors.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11

A correspondence has been going
on for two weeks past between Secre-
tary Seward and Sir Frederick Bruce,
concerning the nyecution Of the
Fenian prisoners IN Canada. It is
said that while Sir Frederick is will
ing to give verbal assurances that the
execution shall not take place, Mr..
Seward is inclined to demand writ
ten pledge, and in the views of the
legation this is evidently to stir up
trouble with England.
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barrels-state 81. 4O@1O; Southern dull and
dropping, at $10.75@16. Wheat opened
duli, but closed rather more steady; sales
IA, 200 bushels. Corn 1@2c. better. but not
active-mixed Western $111@1. IL; sales
81 900 bushels. Spirits turpentine 6i@66.
Rosin s4t@10. Gold 373.
New ORLEANS, December 10-Cotton
firm; sales of 1900 bales-low middllngs
229@3o;; middlings 81. Super. flour s11.
Corn 81 .1l@1.15: Sugar dul1-fair 81. Mo-
lasscs lower so. Gold 3751379.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11


The New York Worlds Dublin cor
respondence, under date of Novem-
Der 81, says: A reward of one thou
sand pounds has been offered for the
arrest Of James Stephens. There IS
q perfect stagnation in commercial
circles. Trade is at o stand-stiIl.
The potato crop, it is alleged, will be
failure, and everything goes to
prove that if something is not done
for Ireland during the coming year,
the country will present picture OF
misery and poverty even worse than
In previous years.
It is stated that quite al active
movement has begun in England in
favor of allowing the laboring class,
who are hard at work all the week,
an opportunity of enjoying them
selves at cricket and other athletic
sports on Sunday afternoon, the
mornings being spent in church.
This movement for the benefit of the
laboring people is said to be headed
by Arch-deacon Dcnnison, and SIS
supported by many ncople of high
religious standing
VmGIN1A MILITARY INSTITUTE.
has been resolsed by the Society of
Alumni OF IL. Virginia Military In
stitute, thag memorial chapel
should be erected, in the centre of
which shall be marble statue of
Stonewall Jackson, and on the walls,
tablets commemorating those scholars
of the Institute who fell in the war
just closed. Busts of Gems. Rhodes
and Garland and Col. Crutchfeld
will also be placed in it.
The masonic jewels belonging to
St Johns Lodge, at Newark, N. J.,
were stolen last week. These Jewels
have o historic value. They were
used by Gen. John L. Cummings,
who was Master of the lodge before
the Revolution. They were also
loaned during the war to the Army
Lodge, at Morristown, presided over
by Washington, and were used on the
initiation of Lafayette.
We are glad to learn that the Ros
well Manufacturing Company, Gcor-
gia, is again under way. Gen. A. j.
Hansell, of Marietta, is President of
the Company. The Roswell mills were
IN days past among the best in the
State, if not the best. It's woolen
goods were of q pure equality, and
much sought after.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11
FiHln ncini.
road Conpan,,
Adjourned.

The report Of the Secretary of the
Treasury presents full and clear ex-
hibit of the financial condition of the
country. Speaking of the necessity
of the rehabilitation of the Southern
States, he says:
''In alluding to this subject, the
Secretary feels that he steps upon
dangerous ground, and that he may
be charged with Introducing a politi-
cal topic in a financial report; but, in
his opinion, there is no question now
before the country more important
in its bearing upon our finances than
the political and consequently indus
trial status of the Southern States.
Embracing, as they do, one-third
part Of the richest lands of the coun-
try, and producing articles of great
value for home use and for exporta-
ton to other countries, their position
with regard to the General Govern
ment cannot remain unsettled, and
their industrial pursuits cannot con-
tlnue to be seriously disturbed, with
out causing such a diminution of the
production of their great staple as
must necessarily affect our revenues,
and render still more unsatisfactory
than they now are our trade relations
With Europe. AS long as the present
anomalous condition of these States
continues-so long as they have no
participation in the Government to
the support of which they are COM
PEELED to contribute-it is idle to ex-
pect that their industry will be re-
stored or their productions incre ased.
On the contrary, there is reeson to
apprehend that until harmonious re-
lations again exist between the Fede-
raj Government and these States, the
condition of their industrial interests
will become day by day more uncer-
tain and unsatisfactory. There will
be no real prosperity in these States,
and consequently no real prosperity
in one-third part of the United
States, until all possess again equal
privileges under the Constitution.
Can the nation be regarded as in a
healthy condition when the industry
of 80 large portion of it is deranged?
And can the labor question at the
South be settled as long as the politi-
cal status of the South is unsettled?
Can the national credit be elevated
and the public debt be rapidly re-
duced unless the Southern States
shall largely contribute to the public
revenues? And can such contribu-
tions be relied upon as long as they
remain in their present disfranchised
condition? Will the taxpayers of
the North continue to be patient
unless their burdens of taxation can
be lessened by being equally shared
by the people OF the South? Re
garded thus rs q purely financial
question, the relation of these States
to the Federal Union is an exceed
ingly interesting and important one,
and as such it demands the calm and
careful consideration Of Congress.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11
Market Reports.

NEW YORK, December 10-Noon. Money
active, at 6. Gold 1875. Exchange o!@93.
Flour 1o@15c. Wheat market dull and
dropping. Corn 1@2c. better Oats 1c.
better for State. Pork shade easier
old mess s20.18; new s2075. Lard steady,
at 11f@l23. Cotton quiet, ct 33@33l for
mddlng uplands.
?. M:-Cotton unchanged; sales to-day
$500 bales-uplands SO; Orleans 3i}M35.
Flour dull and 10W15c. lower; sales $4,000
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11

Nor TO BE HUNG. We have been
Informed by Sheriff Shumate, that
the sentences Of Ned Williams and
Marion Walker, freedmen, for bur
glary, have been commuted from
death to close confinement in the
Penitentiary at hard labor for seven
years. The sentences of Phillis Will
liams and Caroline Williams, freed
women, for the murder of Isllam vii :
liams, freedman, have also been com
muted, the former to be confined at
hard labor in the Penitentiary for
two years, and the latter at hard
labor during her natural life. Green
riAe Enterprise.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11
Manhattan Life Insurance Company.
New York.

A NNUAL INCOME s2,oo0,ooo. Impor-
N tant new feature in dividends and
modes of insurance. Smallest ratio of
mortality. Expenses less THAI any cash
company. Liberal modes of 1uvment Of
premiums. Insurers receive tI.e largest
bonus ever given. Dividends made an
nually on all participating policies. No
claims unpaid. All kinds Of non-forfeiting
life and endowment policies issued. Loans
made on policies. All policies after three
years Don-forfeitable.
MASON & JONES, Agents,
Main street, Columbia, 8. G.
Also, represent the following Fire Insur-
ance Companies, authorized by the Comp
troller-General for this State
Union Company, Baltimore, Nd.
Washington Company, Baltimore, Md.
Jefferson Company, Virginia. Dec II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11

The Memphis Commercial says that
a member OF the recent Presbyterian
General Assembly, in Memphis, fell
among thieves, was drugged and
robbed of $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-05

NJ 4 go audeIstg.ei hsrisr becs appointed
w ~ The Jai-e of Probate 60 fhe counIf al
pxard % r-ceise ant ssraiu ~ the ek.isas sraiasr
thc e-tste oi Ces g. Akris isfe "a n .iisa slanta-
fioa % -aid fauats uhoss estate has l--sa rsrre-
-rnirf insaifrnf. sai uieafhs ir,s-n ~ thira
r---..s ~ NJ lt-t hsEe bsch ailo~ed ths ere.li-
@ e. ol ssfi ertsfe a. hrpng 90 .ni prove their
cisiaie. We ~ sticaf o. that ttfr On : sfur.t.y
abe sgenf-scTerrh dlv 81 Octoi-r. 4nd SATURDAY.
ths ieuth q q, 81 Nsscuer next. lrosu one 81 f.sr
o'ci1rt fn d. aiefnaan. a. fhe hluse Il t.ss i
"a Chid rn Ni.an f,isnt1tisa.
kuaai,,rt, Scrtcuabc4 n. GS66.
TIMOTHY WALKER.
LEWIS " CHILD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-05

IOtEosu. ss-Ats Cs-si oC Psst..is held "a Pc
= suhi- 80 - ths tas-saiy ~ Ost.sd. 90 ths
- isestss "a rsI.osauh.r A. II. l-.6.
N fhd pstttsa q FLORENCE REED. r,,ar.
" dtsr 81 le-ls N. R-e-i 81 a.. Hisor ketrs q
Leo h0ed. tsis q hsxsca. decs.~.ds pssyiug
81 ifceuss % se rs.i li.usinx a. .ssd ai-
ssaf- b. - anosrf 81 Ste5 -. - 80 .dsuata-
g-oas od-rs
Osdss~d. rb.tthe $50 r-rss;ou-sri ~. ussis. -
~ Ifsas harvested ~ clsslnx ca. ID this o.
So ta u puiiishrt thrrr ~esks .rlrcr..fs~ls a,
ihs oNisrd De.n...r.,f rii..tea faris 49, tk~v
asg appsar a. = Ffolste Cssisf o. o. hsa ~ Pa.
ia sfit rosintt 80 fhirt frrstsv 81 Ocfr - A.
a.'e .hss ess-e % 49, thsy hase ~hy the $500
rassia go - ailaasd.
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orFoso, ss.--Ats Cs..rt of Prs.lssts Add a
isftss s.ihta aaf 81 ~ C'aaatx - Oxf,r.f On
the Asa Tees ~ 80 --eIrf. A II. t~66
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ing O. raii ssrf, a. a. a..ssntsEroa- edrrs
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oriei to - Isuidrssea Ise ~rsks sueoss-isels a.
pNiard prrnerrai lriniesl flri. that thrs s..r
snT.~sr 10 ff'iafe Cell 90 he hea ~ Parf.
10 saia Cou1t, ol the 81 Ts~isy al Oct 80. "a
tra "a ~ rl,ok the fal~asoa s,si shs~ caass.
q aHs hey hsve. ~hy re SANE shoud ~ H. a.
to~~d.
EW WOODBURY. JsSss.
4 tras esry-aue-f. J. = hose. Rsgisisr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-05
No TIC T.
ROWE, GROVER, g. CO.
ntff rar aarr
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sir.r..if11 UOr uaggINs.
f.HH uHN IfnIW
EUII I.fH- STONE
Al. unF rNrff.
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hfrHFt. as i1. f-ff
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lt...r..e. T..f o.. .r Na..ra. a.f.r. a
rHaar ef Fs.at..s l...r.....ra nh.. us. ID 49,
ffr.. o. ~ WfN~fE. r ~ ST.
Arraaa. &c..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-05

30 ~1D 1D2o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19
SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
HSADauARrRns DHr'r or wAaHIEarox, l
OHrioE OF CHiGr ouARTERnAsTgR, L

OIfiCh OI VHIhf duAhIHkhAnIHh, 90
Corner Penn. avenue and l6X strset,l
WAsHINaroN, d. G., Fob. q 1886. -
By direction Of the Quartermastsr General o.
9. A., sale win be made In this city and Aisxan.
dria, comrnsneIns THIS DAY, Of t1o,ooo) Twenty
Thousand Cords Of Wood, In quantities from "
70 10 cords, to any and all persons desiring 70
ssid wood /. thoroughly sea.onsa, Of sood
quality, and - mixed In proportion Of about ons-
third Oak and two-thirds Pine, and will be sold
at the rate Of lt6) SIX dotlars Per cord, al the
Goysrument Wood Yard. on MaryianA avenue,
In Washington IN the rear or the Smithsonian In. .
stituts, at Fourteenth street farR near the Long
Bride, IN wsshingtop, and Kendall Green, ~
one mile north Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot and At the rate of[s5) ave toilars per
cord, atthe Government Wood Yard, one eighth
'of mile north Of Alexandria, on the wssh-
ington aud Alexaudfia railroad. Il
/, Orders upon the Wood Yards can b obtsinsd
only on cash paymsptsj upon washinRtop yards
during cfice hours Il this onlce, and upon Alex
andria wood yard nom Breyet Major James
oiesson, A. O. N. on tho prsmfses, 9Etween Me
hours of o'clock, ., a., and II ,ttotk noon 70
Arrangements havs besn made Tor ths prompt
delivery OF the wood 10 any part OF wsshingtop
and Aiexandris AZ the rate o. oil one dollar psi
cord, and 70 any part Of 0eofgetown a CtI BOY
one dollar and twenty ave osnih per cord, 10 id !:
dltfon to above rates hrs'T@' '''.7 Y y TI7
Purchasers will bs required 10 remove their
wood from the yard within AYE days nom date
l.s3 Dig MY LupIsoroN i
/ ~. Colonel end Chief opartsrmsster, q, q
y febc-lst -' Department Of washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO
- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF THE
ARMY. NAN 80
MEDroAL PunvEroH's OFFICE,

~ MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFYIoB,
WAsHIEdros, d. O., February 0, 1885,
: An auction sale Of Valuable Medicines NO longer
required BY the Medical Department, U. 8. Army,
will be held In this city on THURSDAY, the nrst
day ofhArsh nex,i and succeeding days, ~ neees
sary, at 10 clock, u. m, at the warehouses LOO
Gated on Judiciary SqaAre, ftfth and I streets,
back Of the City Hall.0 ~ .'mi. "H-t"
The Medidnes are In the original packages,
and the attention Of the trade 10 Invited to this
sale, which willembraes the following principal
articles, viI.' ~. ~ d lN...'f l.s.S II FL.
sulphuric Ether, 800 lbs; Alcohol, 500 bottles +;
Compound sptrlts OF Ether, 800 lbs. Simple
Cerate, 1000 lbs. ; Chloroform, 600 lbs. Fluid
Extract Of Buohu, $50 lbs. Fluid Extract Of Chi
ohona, 800 lbs. Fluid Extract Of Ipecacuauhs,
$50 lbs. Fluid Extract Of RhubATb, $50 lbs |;
Mass Hydrarg. $50 lbs. Doy.r's Powder, $50
lbs. Cod Liver Oh, 900 bottles; Camphor Pills,
I, 600 dozen Compound Cathartie Pills, 5000
doren Opium Pills.! !, 900 dozen; Iodide of
Potassium, BOO lbs. Rhubsrb, 800 lbs. Powdered
Rhubsrb, $50 lbs. Syrup Of squill, 800 lbs. !;
CompouId Spirits OF Lavender, 600 lbs. beside
other articles. Upward OF sixty articles Of the
hdterfd Medicd, In lots similar to the sbove,will
DO offered for szle !. 80. Irv - D..
Catalogues eoutaiaiuK q complete list, with
ulipastisuiafs, will be ready BY the 18th inst.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
= Five days will be allowed TO purchasers In re-
moving their property. ! 81 ~ a.
. - our'l.t =. - G. SUTHERLAND,
Surg. U. s. A., Medical Puryeyor.
K o. 100 j't1..'' @. W. B0TELBR,jE,
foo lst % ha ..t. & OIL. nII Auotionecr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19
jFDu rsAIE.,

.EoB RENT OR SALE. THE CENTRE
u Building recently occupied By the United
States Medical Department, on I street, corner Of
Row, is offered for rent or sale II 10 nrst elias
mansion, possessing all the modern improve
ments, aud sdJoins the residences Of Lieut. Gen.
Grant. IL 10 now being thoroughly rented and
ted States, and will soon be completed For
terms OF renting or sale, apply 70 my Attorney,
JOHN y. JOHNSON, No. 81 Louisisns avenue,
Bank Of Washington building. q, :
jais-eodH ALPRED LEE.
[Chreniele and Inteiiissnoer .opy.i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIE
L subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Cont OF Washington county In the Dstriot OF CO.
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of John Spencer, late Of Washington
against the Aaid deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the SOth day OF Jau.
airy next they may otherwise by law be ex-
Given under my hand this SOth day OF Janu.
airy, 1855 ROSA STOKES,
jaSO-WSwA Administratrix.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19
HAsPgu v PBsay, Feb. 10. 1865. feI6.l0t
GALE OF Condemned QUARTER.
- MASTER SHORES, STRAIN ENGINE, TILE.
GRAPH MATERIAL, Sc ... -,p,a
CHIEF oU1RTERNASrER' OBfIOE,
nup,r NJ w asufHarnn o. T.


CHEZ QUARTERNAsTER' 3 0BfIoE,
DEPoT OF WAMIHsToE,
WAsHIEdTOE, D. c., February IL, 1864 -
viii be sold, at public auction, uudsr ths d.
rsetion Of BreVet Lieut.. Col. James n, Moore, A.
q. NJ, at Warehouse No. SION New York avenue,
.between Eighteenth aud Hieeteesthr streets,
Washington, D. G.. on FRIDAY, February %,
1865, at IL O'Clock M, large lot Of condemned
QuartermAster Stores, &c., consisting Of e
Buckets, Boilers, Cots, Cauldrohs, Kettles.
Pans, Stoves, shoyels, Chairs, Chests, Decks,
Wardrobss, Lounges, Letter Presses, spittoons,
Tables, window shades, Doors, Window Frames
Aussrs, Chissls, Files, HatOhots, Hammers, Saws,
Whaelbarrows, Grindstones, PlIe-Lose, Laddeps,
Paulins, Pork Barrels, Gas Generators, Rags,
Rope, Trucks, one Steam Bngins, complete, be.
longing to Washing Machine, Sc, together
with alot OF D S@0'H wa
TRLBGRAPHIC MATERIAL,
consisting Of Sc Reel Barrows, 20 Signal Chests,
% Wire Reals, ll5 Reel Stands, 90 0dars for do /,
10 Reel Handles, 50 Straps for Reel Barrows. O.
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
within Ave days frOm date Of sRle. M
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
-. d. HoRuCKRR,
Breyet Maj Gen. and Chief QuArtermRster, 70.
fel2.dllt Depot ofWashingtOn.f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTBRMAs.
~ TIERS STORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
D 0nEr ogAsrERnAsTRR's orYIcE, },

~ TRR,a GTnpEl AIRXANDRIA
~ p, OHEr QuAsrERhAsrRR' a OpPIcB, D. Z
." DEPor OF W AsHISaroS,
wAsHIsaroS, d. c., February l6, 1856,
WIFI be sold, at public auction. At ALExAN-
tsfsul Colonel j d. Q. Lee, A, q. NJ, on TUES.
DAY: Pebrtary N. isss' al ID o'eidek' a M
large lot d Goysrninsnt Quarter ma;ters stores,
'' prtIis AIDES, Aupers y,sos Blts Brosd.xs,
Chisels, Hammers, Grlndstopes, saws, Squares,
Chests. Knives: BurrIng1 Poiding dTSoyInp
turning. Wiring and Tfre. I.endipS Maehipas
Corn Mills, Burr Mil, nes. Printlng Press win
% and Won't, Hand Trucks. HAY Cutters. HAY
PRESS. Corn ShoiIor, Fanning Milis. Tents. Axes,
ChAirs. Desks, 'stoyas, ovens, Cots. CauidronE
OF Yokes, Chains, Harness, Saddles. Halter.
WAGON Coysrs, Baeksts, Drugs and Paints,
Horse Medicines. MANNER, ii. &. Beiiows
Shoybis, Hose, Hind sail, Pauiin, Soda Fountain,
Barrels Window and Door Fraines Doors. lad.
ders, WIpdow Bash, Auehor, Sugar Mil, Brooms,
Porta III folgA 4 Amin npeeh q gpyI no Wa vons'
. Medical Wagons, / one-horse Wagon, Rope
dlass, Iron, Copper, Lsad, lead Pipe, Cylinder
Brick, ar II 1--WE, ' -" a ~. -
| uThssto "a must be removed ~, tla. mn ,sba.er
within Ave DAYS from date Of sale. gp' y -
Terms Cash IN doySrnmeu al funds. =
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80 T. b. Mai. Cen. and Chief Qua term sster, a
fsbIo.ist ~ . Depot Of Washington. 70!
DUBLIC AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE
Ll.''S STORES AND PROPERTY. 80
o,y,e. p.ror coaais t; Q, svs,r.-r.a.,,
WHY be offered at public auction, at sixth
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
/ subscriber did, on the 2Oth Of October, 1895
obtain from the Orphans Court OF Washington
county, In the District OF Columbia, letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of William
Walker, late OF Washington, d. C., deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased,
ere hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the 10th day Of October next they may other.
wise BY law be excluded from all bsnsGt Of the
said estate, r. . 90
Tuary, 1893. Z. O. MORGAN,
fshN.WeW Administrator.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

ALL IN VAIN The attempts to palm of
upop the American public the bogus ParOdiss on
the leading Paris perfumes, while Phalon's
"Night. Blooming Cercus," the hnest extract for
the handkerchief ever ptodnecd either here or
abroad, is within the reach Of every class. Sold
eyarv IN hara W.