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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-03-30

YT2RGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk S
y Office the Circuit Court of Highland Coun-
ty, on Monday the 9Th day of March 1866.
Michael Trainer-Plaimif
Sanl Curry & Jehu Gum-Def'ts.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a judgment
against the Defendants, for the sum of $500 with
interest thereon from the 9Th day OF November,
1864, and to subject certain tract OF land, be-
longing to Jehu Gum, lying in Highland county
and is the same willed to him By his father, Leon
ard Gum, to the payment of the above named
debt, and also any other property the Defendants
may have; and it appearing from satisfactory ev
idence, that the Defendants non-residents Of
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the De-
PENDANTS, Samuel Curry and Jehu Gum, do ap
pear here within one month after due publication
of this order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit and that copy Of this
order be posted at the front door Of the Court
House. of this County, On the first day Of the next
county court.
A Copy-Teste
Al. JONES, elk.
J. n. srzo, p. q.
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KTIRGENTA AT rules held in the Clerk 5
Y Office Of the Circuit Court for Highland Coun-
ty, on Monday the 9Th day Of March 1866.
David w. Swecker-Plaintif
AGAINST ! In CASE
Jacob Tucker-DefendGnt.
The object of this suit is to obtain 8 Judgment
against the Defendant for the amount Of Horse
fraudulently traded to the Plaintiff by the Defen-
dant, and also to attach the sum Of $50, due to
the Defendant by Peter IT, Kinkead and it ap-
pcarng by affidavit that Defendant is not resi-
dent Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that
the said Defendant, Jacob Tucker do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste,
A. J. JONES, elk
sIEG & STEPHENSON, pq.
March 8, '66~--4t.
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II A r < z r S
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Richmond Quota tons.
COMMERCIAL.

REPORTED WEEKLY BY BaAIR / PovEaa
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E'INAL SALE OF QUARTERMAsrERS,
Il eTOBIS AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT,
AT GIEBBoRO. ID. a.
Qt0TterMdsteY GeneYdIs O1ktS, First DsrtstoN
WashtagtoN, ID, O., August Is, 1914

Qxa1termasse. General. QEes, Fi,ss Decision
WashiagtoH, d. O., August Is, 1915. (
By order of the Qusrtermaster General. there
VIII be sold, on the premises, q public auction,
sns. H.. o1 rH II August r1 1ss
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, the following,
described lot Of Quartermssters etores, viz:
09 feet Hickory. Ash, and Oak Plank 900
ts<t ard 2inch Gum Hose; u tons Railroad
Iron; l,o7a Lbs cast iron Railroad Chain; Hand
horse;) hay Scale Fairbanks;) sPlatform Scales
tfairbanks;J Counter Scales tFairbanks1 &
Portable FORGE: 4 Smiths Bellows; Is Auyiis. =
Tin Bender; ! Tin Drill; Hand Drill; ] Far
ming Mil; Is Gum Buckets; l WORK hour Bell
Aiso. Once Desks, Table,, Chairs, wardrobe..
Stationery Cases. Iron Bedsteads Cooking and
Heating Stoves. Cooking Utensils Bar and Scrap
Iron, Spckes, Felioes. Wagon Wheels, Haitsre,
Cold Chi.sls, Files; Hammers, Farrier Knives
s.sclS and pies hssdng ToeI Ira
and Bits, Wood Clamps, Tenor Cutters Gouses'
Hafchet.. DrawiDg Knives. Spirit Levels, Tape
Lines, Planes, Glue Pets. Saw Sets, Hand saws
Orosscut Sass, Iron Squares, Trying squares
Broad Axer. Cali pers. Com passes. Msilets, Pin,
6suees Hound and Strait KniVes, OuttDg 'pr' I'm.
srs. Rivst seie, Claw and Edge Tools. PrickiDe
Wheels, Paint Brushes Paint Cans, Paint Mul
Ter, Paint Stone, Paint Mill, Paints, Coiors We.
petisn Red, Or ndstones and frames. Solderiue
Irons Lumber Rule, Wheelharrows, &C. &C
Together with many ether articles not above
Purchasers must remove their stores within five
g. days from date Of sale.
Terme: Cash. in Government funds.
boat for Giesboro will leave Six tn street wharf
every hour during day OF s ssis rK1n
Brevet Brig. Gen y. y. A.. in charge
au 10 lit First Division, q. N G. o,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Arrest Of O Thief Ch.reh

From the Chicago Tribune, 1Sth.l
among tne arrivals in this city on Sunday
man, who came in search OF a man VINO had
Ieoeed MIN on the light Of the eth inst at the
Oemmlng House, keokuk, Iowa. yromsn at
once proceeded to the central station, and stated
ms case, winch was as follows While in
Solhey, some eight or nine days ago, he made
me acquaintance Of q person VINO called him.
seh Richard Richards. This man Richards,
oy MS pseasing address, elegant manners, and
good Clothes" soon won the confidence of the
700 eonnding drover. From Q uincy they tray-
cleo together by boat 10 keoKuk, where they
arrived on the evening of the 9TH OF the pres
ent month. When they reached the Demmipg
Houee, Richards requested the proprietor to
give them q room together, as they were too
good friends to be apart Here he changed his
name, registering himself as EdWard i,ols
This, however, was not known TO yroman On.
III the next morning.
After they had been in bed some time. Rich
ards or Dole arose. and summoning a porter
ordered him TO fetch up Nroman's baggage
This being done, he again returned, and ap-
peared 10 sleep soon after. When morning
came Vroman awoke TO find himself the only
occupant OF the room. hut he had no sus-
pielons-supposed his "friend" had gone down
10 breakfast. He was no; long, however, in
reahnng his mistake. Upon dressing and
gong down stairs he was informed that Rich.
ards and Dole had left the hotel at three o. clock
IN the morning, taking the train for Chicago
be also took Mr.. Eromans valise, containing
that gentleman extra sui, OF broadclo 10TH q
gold watch, and a sum of money.
Detective John N. Simpson, who was pres
ent while Vroman was relating the above to
the superintendent remembered having seen
person sitting round the City Hotel, who
answered to the description given of Ri lizards
or Dole In company with the drover. Simpson
at once proceeded 10 the hotel, but found that
tne individual he was after, who was known
there as las. Dalton. had gone out. The two,
detective and droyer, then took n walk down
Michigan avenue, returning up Wabash ave.
nue.. As they neared the Baptist Church. who
I'M he Oh.
were after, Dick Richards alias I'd. Dole
alias Jem Dalton, ''the tiger" he was az
once recognized by Vroman. whose broadcioth
ne was wearing. The two took position near
the church. and patiently waited until the SER
vices Were concluded. when, as he came out,
simpson quietly took him into custody. At
the Central Station the man of many aliases
made "A full confession. and informed vromsn
where he could recover his property The
eulprit will be sent back 10 keokuk for trial as
. Don as the necessary papers shall arrive.
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HALLS, VEGETABLE
HlGlIlAR Had ID m II II AZ n Z

nas tsei to be the NEST perfect prepar
It's vegetable compound, and contains NO in.
furious properties whatever
Ii WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGIyAr.
Color.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
iustrous and silken.
II Is q splendid hair dressing
No person, cid or young shond fail to use il,
1T Is REcoNNESDED AND USED BIZ THE FIRST
MEpIcAL AUTHORITY.
~ AK for Halls Vegetable Efciliap Hair Re-
newer, and take no other
r. p HAIL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., ProprlNtors.
Tor sale by All Druggists. ja2Th,Iy
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE

y.
On the petition OF sTEPHEN 9: MENDiN.
HALL, OF Rit hmond, Ind, and OBED KING and
EZRA KING, of Salem. Iowa, pray ing for tue ex
tension OF Q patent granted to them the 9th day
OF November, 1852, for an improvement In Hand
Looms, for ven from the expiration OF said
patent. which takes place on the 9Th day Of No
vember, 1866
lis ordered. that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the nd day Of Dc
tober next, ct IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear aud show cause, III any they
have, why said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the tatent Once theip objections, specially
set forth in writing, At least twenty DAYS before
the day Of bearing; ali testimony filed by either
party TO be used at the said hearing be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the ofhce. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tee.
timony must be filed in the ONCE twenty days be
fore the day Of hearing; the argamen ts, if any,
within ten days after Ming the testimeny;,
Ordered. Alsa, that this notice be published in
the Intellieencer and Il Republican. ashineton,
d. O., ana in the Palladium. Richmond, Ind ,
once week for three successive weeks; the first
Of said publications TO be at least sixty days pre-.
yiOus to the day OF hearing.
TO. THEAKER.
Commissioner OF P>fenfs
P.s--Editcrs Of the above papers win pleas
COPY and send their bills TO the Patent Once with
paper containing this Notice. auI5-w3w
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MASHATTFAAss ,nsnn,rc,
COMPANY
NEW Y6Ssk CITY,
OFFICE No 476 SEVENTH STREET.
Washington City, d. O.
SIM JOHN T. LIGHTER AGENT.

EAkE0END INSURANCE 90. OF WASH
INGT0N AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. /. over Bank Of Washington.
CHARTERED BIZ CONGRESS. 1887.
co0FAUS 900
Property Of al kinds insured for Q rear or less
Builders' risks granted On the most favorable
No charge fer policies.
Es ADAMS. President,
samuel Cropley. Esau Pickfeu,
VIM. Wilson, Themas Parker,
Iohn D. Barclay, Richard Barry,
Samn Redfern, Ohss. W, Davis,
B. B, French, T. I'd. Clark.
Andrew Roth wel, OF Warrington.
The Directors In Georgetown are authorfSAdyby
the Board 70 renew policies and take risks IN
Georgetown.
j. Is eosm ABEL @. DAVIS, ssc'ry.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
~ TBE suPREnE COURT OF rHE DIS.
TRlCT OF COkUMBIA.
joseph Anthony, eonplt,

jackson 4. Qus,epSery. ssr. 1soiS' NO. @V.
The sompsinsDt, having sled hi. bill in this
ssss u .ss fsssr
ass ~ @ ssa sssIa"s asss az
: sutp sss was duly issued and retu rned nes sss
the defendant is not resident Of the District Of
Columbia: ltis ordered. on this 18th day Of june.
s.sE fcs :i1 weeks Warning the said Jss 1
20? 2, ~ Quesenhery to agpear and answer the said
sepienbe 1866; Otherwise the said bill shali be
taken for confessed; provided that the first inser
prior 70 the date At which the ssid dsfend.ns is
required to appear and answer. By order of the
0 isa iawsv true COPY R.J. mE1es. Clerk.
ORPHANs' COURT, August7th. lsss.-pIsrRIcr
- sns sa.s " H,i.1y GSuS51
Viii Jam Graham, dsssased shs sSmini.
" sSs sS,ssn hs sst With d .ss
6epttmber next, for the hnal settlement and dis
s siSntion ana Of the personal estate Of said De-
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and whore an the creditors and heirs Of sad
s in ssd dee
ppb.hed once week for thrss weeks i. tho Eve 20
ming Star previous to the said cay;
au slawsw- Re9ister Of wills.
HG K. s;.s =
y ssS,
q S. n and ct Ar e s
saS 'r nsc the r as q. S v.s
notified to attend, with their claims prop.
s1 O. they y law 30
tate: provided o copy Of this order he published
80 ~ ~ Test g. ROBBINS,
" &-wSw. Register Of Wills.
THIS Is ;, 70 .S GIVE NOTICE, That the sub;
Of Washington County, in the District of Colxm-
Ss letters s o S on the
D,;C, deceased ss... Al persons having clam:
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
| subscriber. on or before the nth Gay OF August
ssn shsy may sSs 0.ssTSss BY law be excluded from
Given under my h SnR hi; ll,h day Of A.gSs.
au l4-lawsw. ~ IN
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suhscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County in the District Of Columbia,
Bisy formerly sps i Iate Of
WASHINGTON, o. c., deceased. All persons having
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. on or before the 2Sth day Of July
ali bcneff Of the said estate Id" 'e excluded from
Given under my hand this sSth day of July 1885
aug 7-law3w' AUGUSTUS n. sPRAGUE.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, in the District of Columbia
letters OF sdmsistr alton the personal estate Of
Joseph A. Blau, late of Washington. ID. c.,
deceased. III 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: thew
may otherwise BY law be excluded from ali benefit
Given under my hand this eth day Of August.
1sG6. lau law3w,l LAURAv. BLAU.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILIs CURED nv n,
eTRlCKLAND,a PILL REHEDH -.

III. 9is:s, OF NASHVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for
nas Teen troubled for eight years With an aggra-
vated case OF Piles and his brother was
ysed With the Piles) Both these disfresains cases
SeTe cured With one bottle Of DR. sTRIOKLAND'6
rILE b1M1D1. The Recommendation Of these
eoprlenen, beside tho daily testimonials received
Gy II et,ickland. eneht 70 convince those suffer.
ine tnat most aggravated chronic cases Of Piles
are cured By DR.. Strickland D Pile Remedy It IL
s9io ~ prT4e1sts everywhere. Sold BY J. W.
ELY V yOo; NhAs OHRISTlAHI. 81 Pa,
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A SUPERIOR RlMRpY.

We can oonscientousiy recommend 70 thoop SAT
Lands MkLLIFLUOCs COUGH BAEsH Il
t e1yes relief almost instantaneous, and IL Withai
but the Mellinuous Cough Balsam 10 one Of the
PEE. Lrepareions In nse, and 10 All that its prop.
last week and found relief from most distressins
cough. tis prepared By Pr. gtrickland, No. 1 80
pruggists, Sold By J. W. NAIRN 90 Also ..
MAlTGg Drug Store, and OHA6 CHRISTI.
ANiy. 815 20. svsuuesaud to9 ninth street.
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ap7-t
- ICHAOND, FREDERICKsBUR0 AND Pc
H TOAAC kAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssnday Q. m. excepted.D

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond,
;te.%sT. from SIXTH Street Wharf, eeAsc
Richmond frederickburg and Potomac Railroad
nov entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich
mond va, connecting there With trains the Rich.
wond and Petsrsbare and Richmond and Dspvilis
Railroads. fer Petersburg, Weldon, Wilminetoa
Esleigh, Greensboro. Salisbury, Charlotts end
Steamers Keypors aud 9 Vanderbilt leave sixth
street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning exceptedl 81
$50 .. n. and p m, and arrive in Richnonl Il
2.0S p. m. and 80 n.
IHROuGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
tifty Mules Shorter and z,s Hours Quicker THAI
any Other kouts.
, Be sure and GET Through Tickets via Aauia
Greek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, q the
Company Once, corner Of Penna. avenue anl oth
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons Win Be IN
readfnessto convey passenge ~ and .basgaeo BE-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pes By daylight Mount
Vernon: and may have an Opportunity Of visitina
several battle ne!ds near Trsderieksburg b. stop
Breakfast end sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTIE0EH. eupt., Wsshingtou. d. q.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, ws.hington.
c. II. RANEY,
apSly General Passenger Agent
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@New York is getting the cholera under.
1"Why do summer roses fader' Because
they wilt
~Emma S. Often, five years old, lost her
lie In New York. on Wednesday, by swal-
lowing bead. She was making a doli's dress,
and had beads in her mouth, and was abo
TO say something when she swallowed one,
with the result stated.
~-The Blood Red Gauntlet and the Ma
macs Moan" Is the title OF a new play in Lon.
don.
Mon oe, o., has been blown AWAY by a
hurricane. Anybody finding 3 town will
please return It-BostOR Post
~The finest ship ever built in Maine is
named the Andrew Johnson.
~On Monday Mons. August Buislay went
Up In balloon from Boston, and descended in
flower garden.
ga woman in Lexington stabbed her hus-
hand dead because he refused her sufficient
money 10 crafty her taste for dress.
ga discriminating gentleman says that
1'old maid" describes n character and not a
condition: and that there are as many married
as unmarried persons 10 whom the terms APP
ply.
~The whole receipts OF wheat at Freder.
scksburg, Va, this season, do not amount TO
over ten or twelve hGnoTed Bushels, which is
as nothing In comparison wi Oh the wheat trade
prior 10 the war.
den rise OF water in Root river, Minn. The
Root IL a remarkable stream. Its waters rise
thirty feet in single night and subside as sud.
denly.
0The Street Railway Company OF In
djanapolis pay bonus of one dollar per week
10 the conductor on each route who reports the
highest number Of passengers carried during
that time.
~The fine prospects OF the cranberry crops
throughout South Jersey the present year, are
so encouraging that double the number OF
acres VIII be placed under cultivation next
year.
0In Central Georgia thousands of freed.
men are agi;ating the question of immediate
emlsration 10 Liberia. This spirit was SAID to
be rife among them ~ their late demonstration
In Macon
NSome months ago Sergeant Simpson, OF
LEVEL, Mass, sustained four several ampn-
fations Of tIe thigh. the last at the hip joint
He n able 20 be out aud his restoration 70
heath is almost cer:ain.
~News has been received a. Detroit OF q
Awr,ble tragedy committed on Sunday a
Crtbtsmo, Kalamazoo County. A woman
named REGARD cut her own throat and those o.
fvo Of her children. Cause not known.
sxThe Jourpal dIsdrs- ct Lairs states thai
yonus e,rI Of Tours las l.een lying IN & trancs
81 ANY seven davs, during which time hel
ssatv Las no. undergone any Y sible change.
I ~ Specuiaiiye distress-arxie.y about tn
westsTb wheat crop. -
sxA little girl sat ere 20 house Ia. 70 -hes
a.r. ..IoY fun" Sne vss ssnI 70 jail ss:fsr fan.'
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0 0 y =, II APFLI0TB Dl
Thy SMOL ER'S.
0EORIT DIsRAaRs

bAMAnlfANs CIR Ift emost certain saN. .nA
sfectual remedy-indeed, the only veeetshie ra,ce
dy ever discovered. Cares in two to four days and
recent cases IN twenty ,fou hours No mineral, no
10 the soldiers hope, end friend to those who do
not want 70 b exposed. Male packages, O.; H.
eAMARIrANs Roof AND HERE Ju1cIs-A posfti W
sno permanent cure for Syphilis. scrofuia, Ulcers
Sold By B. @. Fsrd. See advertisement. myS
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


SuMMER ARRANGEMENT
- STEAMER CAMBRIDGE.
On and after this day the Steamer CsDbridso.
Capt. 3. T.: Leonard win leave her 49,
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal
n np%s On TTTSpAf. THURSDAY, aud SAT.
Double Mills, Oxford Uorst Point. Wailsch :
wharf, C.mbridge, HughlettS wharf. Cabin
Greek, and Medford b Wharf ReturBiuR from the
1a.tern Shore, she will reach Balfim more at q m.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passsn-
train for Baltimore. jy f-tf
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PROPOSALS.
ron cAvALRY HORSES
dsC ovsn~msss,.oNes ps,es q wass,.ssss. 4

II
WasASaSf0n, ID. C., Aug IA lS6e 4
eesled Proposals are invited and Wi De rcc- ed
Of this offoe ntil Il clock m. on THURspAS
7sd inst. for furrishiHg the CnItei states with
ninety one CAVALRY HORSES. at hast tv anty-
fve OF which must be ofa bay color, and the re-
naipdef DARK colors.
These horses must be sound IN sll particr-
lars, well broken. in full flesh ana GOOD condi-
ton, from 10 to Is hands high, from TO years
Old and well adapted In every way to Cavalry pur-
poses.
Horses contracted for undsY this ADV ertisenent
will be suhlected toa rigid inspection, snd those
not confor TO these spesif catioEs will be re-
iected. No mares will be received.
These horses must be delivered 20 Breves Brig
adler General oHAS. II. TOMPKINS, Quarter
MONDAY. September ~
Payment will BE- made upop the delivery aad &c
ceptance Of the horses contracted for.
Bidders are invited 70 be present ct the opening
Of bids. which will be submitted for the approval
oftbe CRAFTSMANSHIP General before the contract
IL awarded.
Bids must be endorsed "P roposals for Horses. :,
d. H. RUCKBR,
brevef MAJOR General and Chief Qusrtevmastef,
gu lUt Depot OF WAshi ngtou
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
4 Der has obtained frem the Orphans Court Of
Warrington County. in the District Of Columbia.
tate Of Mary. Ryan. late Of Washington, d. O.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the 9Th day Of August next: they
Of the said estate.
Given under nv hand this 4th day Of August,
1855 PATRICK ODONNO6HUE,
61aVSWr Executor.
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RAILROAD LINES.
UALTIAORg ANp ORIe RAILROAp.
ID WAsErNsfoN, June y, issS

z
Trains between WASHINGTON AID BAhrr.
MORE. and MAsHIkr0H AND fHn WkeT, arS
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, OF 1og, IN. an
Lis Q. n, and zN<S, and 30, and 500 .. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lesvs s dsy' except eunSsy.ss 7so, Q. n, ~
FOB WAY erArIQNe SOUTH OF ARNAPoLIo
ygNoTI0H.
Leave 81 SIS and 90 am. and st a:A and is D.A
FOB ANNAPOLIe.
Leave at 7co and 80 O. N, and S:0 .. n. Ee
uean 70 % frem Annapolis en- SUNDAY.
ON SUNDAY.
ZOE BALTIMORE.
Leave I'D .. m and 2:S and 500 D. -
IOH WAY STATIONS
9F0 Q. n. and a:3 and 500 D. N.
I0k ALL PARTS OF TnB Wksr.
~" osAvs except Sunday, q - Q. N. and 80
or sunday q 600 ,. m. only. connecting At Belle,
S s.ao1 Sa uNns fron Bsluners 70 HhsslinS,
.TaIoSsk fffexzrss :. IN. We. %. b. he'd :.
TIE Weshinston Station Ticket 0@cs st eli hssrs
N the aay, = veil - at the new once in the AnerS.
s:f r'ss:, an SsSsiSsns svssss
Fer New York, Philsdslphia, snd Bestou. -
advertisement Of Through Line
W.P. 6M1TB Master o. rrunspovssson.
z. DOLE, General Ticket ASens.
eo0-a 0k0. 9. KooNTZ, Agent, Nsshi q Ton.
WASAiNGT0N, ALENANDRlA AND
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SALES AT GIlsBORo D Q.

Qxartermoster Tsa0al's QNu, First Dsr,,,o..,
Washt.gton. D. e.. July IS. lse6. '"$
ton sales ofGQyERMMENT BUILDiNcsa sfx.
BLEB, IENClGQ: WHARyES, &C., q Gi:ssScro
S.oSniHs, 4 sFs Ess PTSs;ss: ss1 Wi
week; commencing st 70 o'clock .. A.. nntii An
shall have been disposed o.. eeAA''A ~ ~
hls,res su.ntty Of ths best Material, suis.els
seld ssd many socd bsfSslss nay s. IA s.n' 70 %
4 boat ioE gis.sSIo ls.,ss ths 9Th strsst wharf
By order 81 tie oasrssfmsstsr General.
AIS =. EKTN,
= jy a ls An charge eiFst Div. q. II. q. o.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
JlNIrKD STATES srEAMER"CANONICUs
u AT PUBLIC SALE.
BEpcT QUARrKlMAsfnR OFTiCg,
8aI1iMoRE Nm Auxuat n lS:e

BALTIMORE. No. August 4, Is;
VIII be sold at her anchorage sou side OF basil
Ct Baltimore Nd the above named UniIed Sta.rs
8. m, together with the Boat. Anchors, So Ses.
Donkey Dgine &C.. &C. now on board. =
on deck e fre: breath Of Beam 20 feet 10 ~
draft, feet; bas one low pressure beam engine
siameter Of cy nder, 81 inches; stroke Of Iissn II
onthts now only sold for want Of further use By
the Covernm.nt. 40 -
Terms: Ca,h, in Government funds, on the day
% sale. ~
By order Of Quartermaster General.
@. W BRADLEY.
Colonel and Chief QrartePmsster,
an IA I'd Middle Military De partmert
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DOTOMAe TRANSPORTATION LINE.
notice TO SHIPPERS.

tt. The Steamer k,xrREss, CAPT. Z; A. RrTa1R
ezandris at .. m EVERY SAT.
UkDAf for eiymont, Budd . Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioTden =
wharf, Lancasters Wharf; stones Wharf. Our
PfDey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives 1t Bait
more 81 Q. 10. on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO ,Arepts
epf-u No. 34S Penna avenue.