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A ssIsTAST oUAkTERMAsrEBso OFFICE,

"A 1889 GIRARD STREET, PHILADELpHI.,
Sealed Proposals will be recei we'd At this os;ce
until IL O'Clock M, SATURDAY Seotemhari
1856, for the immediate delivery at the United
states stnrehOuse, Hanover Street Wharf
Philsdelphia. Pennsyl wanna, of the follogins
Quartermsster's stores, viz:
3dozen Door Neck Bolts 50 Shutter Bolts
~ Wall BrIthes 10 gross Tulting Buttons
TS pounds Tin Block dozen Patty Knives
~ boae. Ga: SlGset Locks dozen Drawer Tumbler
Is pound Glue boxes Glass, l2xn
80 pounds Black Wax lOG q. H. Lettering Pen
in oil 800 pounds Putty
10 pounds TIMBER, raw, 20 gallons Turpentfue
IA Oil Dol. Spanish Whiting
gross Stripping tsssort. 10 pounds Gum Trasa-
All of the above described articles to be Of the
best quality, and subject to the ef an in
sPector appointed on behalf Of the United States
Sam pies of the above named stores to be deliy-
cred at the United States 6torehouse twenty four
hours previous TO the opening Of the bids.
Bidders will state p,ice in writing and fieure,,
and the amount or quantity Of ssch article bid
Each bid must he guarsnte ed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended to
the 8 uarabtee and certified To being GOD and
sufficient security for the amount involved ny
Port. otherwise the bid will not be considered.
The right TO reject any bid deemed too high or
unreasonable 10 reseryed, and no bid from de-
Proposals to be made out in duplicate. on the
regular printed ferns, which may he had ON applI-
ion ct this Office.
The envelopes to be endorsed 4" Proposals for
QuaTtermAsters Stores, and addressed to the un-
Bids will be opened on SATURDAY, September
TO be present by order Of Br.yet Brigadisr Cen
Brevet Ma or and Assistant Quartermaster.
an . tsel
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ABOUT BEARDs.-Tom Brown, author of
"SPare Hours" makes the following telling
defence Of boards
IL am for boards out and out, because think
The Maker OF the beard was and IL. This Is
reason enough; but there are many others The
mEery Of shaving, Its expense, its consump-
no other purpose but 10 shave mankind.
Campbell, the poet, rho had always a bad "a
zor. i suppose, and was late of rising, said he
believed the man of civilization who lived TO
be sixty bad suffered more pain in Titles every
day in shaving than a woman with a large
family had from her lyings-In. This would be
hard 10 prove; but IL Is process that never
gets pleasanter by practice and then the waste
OF time and temper-the uglIness OF being IN
or unshayeB. Now, we can easily see ad van
tases in it, the masculine gender Is intended 10
be more out OF doors, and more in all weathers
than the smooth-chinned ones, and this pro-
tscts him and his Adams apple from harm
II acts as The best OF all respIrators TO the
mason and the east wind. Besides, il is glory
and II muAt be delightful TO have and to strok-
a natural beard. not one like bean stalks or a
bottle brush, but such a beard as Abran- ms or
Add el-kader's. IL is the beginning ever 10
cut, that makes all the difference i hazard a
theory, that no hair of the head or beard should
ever be cut, or needs IL, any mere than the eye-
orows or eyelashes. The finest head of hair
knew is one which was never cut. IL is not
TOO long; II is sof, and thick. The secret where
10 stop growing is in The end of the native un-
touched hair. II You cut IL of. the poor hair
does not know when TO stop; and If your eye
bTows were so cut, they might be made 10
hang over our eyes, and be wrought into a
veil Beside, think of the waste of Substance
Of The BODY IN hewing away so much hair
every morning, and encouraging an endless
rotation of cropsi Well then, / go in for the
boards OF the next generation, the unshorn be-
Ings whose boards will be wagging when ye
are away: but of course they must be clean
But how are we to sup our porridge and kali
Try II when young, when there is inst a
shacowy down on the upper lip, and no Tears
but they VIII do all this elegantly even"
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CONVENIENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN
VI SANE.

CT ELIZABETH. u. " August %, 1856.
Stone asons ere invited to Immediately make
sealed proposals, addressed to the superintendent
OF the hospital, stating ut what price per perch Of
twenty We t25I cubic feet estimating only the ac
tusl toid contents of the wall laid, they will lay
the wall enclosing the grounds Of the Hospital ia
the same manner and of the same sort Of material
that may now be seen in un6n ished portion Of
the wall on the public road The work done in
each month will be measured at the end Of the
month. at the expense Of the United States, by an
experienced sworn me Asurer. probably By Mr.
John Harkness.b and inmedis tely settled for in
accordance with such measurement. The work will
he overlooked az II progresses 10y an experienced
macon N the employnento the hospital. Materials
for scahoIding. we'll az stone lime. cement, and
sand, will be furnished On the ground, and water
can easily be obtained by the contractor or cen
trastors from 9 good we'll very near the wall
Proposals will be received both from master ma
sons who intend TO employ others to do the wsrk
end from ind vidusl masons who intend to hire
only lsborers and do the mechanical part Of the
The Superintendent Of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the right to reject all efers under this
adverteement that he does not deem cd vantaeeous
20 the Government, and also At ay time TO stop
portion Of the work that 10 not being dope &C.
coIding to the agreement. Gu 2e-dlot
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFTCl


o., On the petition Of ERASMUS a. POND Of But
tent granted to him on the 7th day Of Decembsr,
1872, fer an improver .ent in PIN making Ma.
chimes for seven years from the expiration Of
December, 1866:
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day of No
vember next: at IL O'Clock M: and all persous
notified to appear and show cause, IL any
granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections specially
Sc forth IL writpe, at least ceAfy days before the
day OF hearing: all testimony filed by either party
to be USED ct The said be airing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon - tes-
timony must be nled in the ffice tusn,y days be.
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, ii any,
within ten days after filing the ties, imony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Pnblished in
the Int lliaencer and the Republican, Washington,
d. o.: end 1n the Herald. Rdtiand. Vermont, one
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of sai
the day OF hearing. r. @. THkAkBR,
Commissioner Of Pstepfs.
P.s.-Editors. Of the sbove papers win please
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Once With
3 paper containing this notice. "a 21lsw3w
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aps-ly
nAROw's REVIEW FOB AUGUST.
rABLR OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF OONTENTS.
The Tournament, by 3. @. Barnwell. Property
Title in the South a. affected by the late War, bg
Salem butcher. Of Georgia The Cotton Resources
kipeob: Of Mas. Shall the Spartan Virtues Of the
South Survive the WARP by G. Fitzhush. Of Va.
Proposed Banking system for the south, by Ly-
sander spooner, OF Mass. Novels Of Sir u: Bull
wer Lytton; Terribly 10 Earnest. BY Fitzhusb.
American commerce-Its Prog rsss and Develop
ment, by the Editor. The furse and the Sword
Finances OF Europe Journal Of the WAr-E ntere ed
up Daily In the Confederacy. Department of Com
merce Department. of Internal improvements
Department of Agriculture Departm+n mt OF In.
dustry and Enterprise. Department of Miscellany
Editorial Notes &c
Terms, % per snnum.
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An 7-f1
% edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po
H TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. fSsnday a m exceptedl

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond.
Va and the South. vic the Potomac ~~
; ~.Hn;1 from si.th Street Wharf; seAEE
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich
mond We, connecting there with trains on the Rich.
mond and P.tsrsburs and Ric6mend and DauviiIe
Railroads: fer Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington
Raleigh, Greensboro. Salisbury. Chariot and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily tSunday morning excepted) a
8 90 .. N. and ,. m. and arrive In Richmond af
05 p. m and q N.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles, Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thar
any other houte.
, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Acute
Greek and Fredertcksburg, 70 Richmond, at the
Com pany Office, corner Of Penna. avenue and 9Th
through.
Omnibossss and Baggage Wagons will 30 In
readiness to convey psssenge - and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of VISITING
several battle fields near Treaericksburg BY stoC-
ping at that point
Breakfast and sup on board Of stsAmers.
GEO. MATTINGEY. Snpt., Washington, d. @.
MATTHEW CLARK. Agent, Wsshington.
apSy General Passenger Agent.
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DKoPOsALs FOB CORN MIAL.
Q@ee Depot Conmissary Of Sx

ODee Depot Conln1tssdyy Of SnbsiNsa<s,l
Washington, ID. c., August n. 1856
eealed Proposals. In duplicate, are invited until
THCkspAY. September 6, 1856, at IL D. m for
furnishing the Subsistence Department with ali
the Corn Meal that may be required from the lot n
OF september. ls.6, until the lst Of January Isa
The Meal to be delivered at the Government
Warehouse In Georgetown, or at the Wharf or
Railroad Depot in Washington, d. c., at such
times and In euch quantities as the Government
may direct, after FIRE days notice.
The Corn Meal TO be delivered in good, SOUND
-four tarrels. each containing one hun fred And
god, meIchastable quality, and will be inspected
Payment will be made in such funds a the Gov
eminent may furnish for disbursement
Bids must be addressed to the undersigned at
Corn Mealn g. BILL
28-5t Major and @ 8 O. s. A
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SuhhERs AAssaAAs : 6 Z fNTE;,,o,
. Or and after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
Capt. - r.; Leonor1, win leave her
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal
mRRG%1s, o. vTrpETss99Aai, THURSDAY, and SAT.
Double Mills, Oxford Oloras Point. Wailsch .
wharf, Cambridge, Huehletts Wharf. Cabin
Creeh, and Medford 8 harf Returning from the
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passen.
train for Baltimore liz 7-tf
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NAPOL HON 9 HISTORY or JULIUS oKsAR,
IN volume I'd. Sir Morton Peto on the Resources
Of 1nder.cnyiIls Prison Craven Prison Life Of
Je0 Davis. Ny Vineyard 6 Lekeyisv.. Rivers'
niniatnre Fruit Garden: 3d. Leotlrinss Of 2
ni 70 . yRANoK Z yLoI.
HINis T0R LhG 81 WITH fey words
Carvins Hale Easy, ii,usfrated Mlss Lsslisb
Receipts for French Cookery. eeysrb 0aiisary
H An Virgins FRANoK TAYLOR.
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OFFENSIVE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
VIRGINIA LEAF,

TREASURY DEPARTMENr. CusroM- HousE,l
RICHMOND, VA, August 8, 1866.
In compliance with Instructions from II. A. Ris-
bs ;oId L. ,Ss Ree'si ASent there will
II O'Clock in the forenoon of WEDNESpAY, the
5th day of September nett, at WlNSTON'S
BUILDING; eeIaer q l4th and Gary str. cts in
the city Of RICHMOND, VA, the following de-
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY,
VIZ:
TWO HUNDRED Tor more) HOGSHEADS
LEAF TOBACCO
DBACCO.
Tn: Leaf Tot acso has been gathered from tho
counfie &c OF Bedford, Roanoke. Franklin, Camp
bell Henry, Pstriek, Halifax; Prince Edward.
prising all the good tobacco lands in the State.
Much OF 1t is of the finest quality, suitable for
wrapper" and has been we'll cured and pre-
served: This sale presents opportunities to the
manufacturer and dealer rarely offered. Should
the demand warrant, some three or fo1r hundred
viii comp lete the disposition of Virginia Tobacco
for Cover nment account
Samples of each hogshead will be ready for In
epeciion at the sales room ten days preceding the
day Of sale.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
JOHN 8. LOOMS,
On l0-Ht Assistant Special Agent.
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DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

-, The Steamer LxPREss. Capt. 7; A. RYTH1R.
s savss MAs 81 At svE e; SnS A.
S TRD,AY for ely mSnt, Budds Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piowden 3
Wharf, Lancssters Wharf; Stones Wharf. Our.
rionep Bay, fexwell! Wharf, Hazell's Wharf,
more 81 .. m: on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO Asents
ap7-n No. 34S Peuna ayenua
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SECRET DIsEAsEsi
SAM A r TAN'S GIFT!
HANARITANS GLFTI

SEcEET DlsEAsEsi
sAMAR TAN,s GIFT.
SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used
sYes, A POSITIVE CURE" fer
GONORRHGA, CLEFT, STRICTURES %
CONTAINS no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Piii. TO % Takes a 70 E5sa Cure.
Hns the stomach Or to.sl. Of the delicate
in Twenty four hours" Prepared By 5 graduate
and a ss % a S.
70 i,o:S.:s !. 20 sH 4ss e
MA R:;tS gaf
r.o.n.. ssSs :. s g. sl:ns envelope
BLOOD BLOODil BLo0Dy,,
sGR9TULAsa T {4 6 s3yRsrs. sRSTS,
s1.AFS{zIN k55E 1 2s1 asSs 1u1c.
sSSs zsS E1ss sSiSs =:
most petent. certain and eectual remedy ever pre-.
and psrmsnent; Take, then, Of This purifyins rem.
SostsIi that for which You may rsD:nt in sfs S
years. DO NOT DESPAIR
aIsB 9Sfoss
system XII 8 all the bed sift; e EhiiE;HF
In msny affections with which numpers a. -
,.1Sae suffer the ROOT AND 81 BRB JUICES mose
hsnnily adapted, In liberated Uterus in Leueo,s
rhoea, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, a.
ssnf BIZ express. Price $lA per bottle.
eAAARITAND WASH
H. IN oacs Of used In connection With the
Full directions. Price Is cent?.
The efhcacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowl.
edged b. lhysciens and patients. They are used
ITAN6 REMEDIE0.
"PosI a0sPIIAL, toRT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Nd, Feb. 20, l06a.-"I have great satisfactien in
ststing that have used The Samaritan RamSdieS'
Tor Voneral diseases In its most CUSTOMARY forms;
that have used thsm with Judgment, disorenen,
ssuciDstions promptly and snectually. Knowips
their omDootti0n, have the fullest conddenco n
their ecscy and a. Tar = NJ Ne q them extends,
49, "xEfiRD o. BOWDRS,
"Assistant Surgeon. sth n. Y. Vols"
ia SoHp: s HI "a mn sc:Sa.
xsIsISSSeeS y; 90 81 3 niIsSs's s's''s,
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALTinORl AND OHIe RAILROAD.
- WAsviNe7oN, June rs -

d WHIInsfoH, June IS, ,sssL
q IS
Txans between WASHINGTON AND bAIu.
MORE, and WAeHIErOH AID TIL Wh0I, an
bow YuD - follows. viz.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Lesve daiy3 except Sunday, st Too, -, and
HIS Q. N, and Is, and 40, end 500 .. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leovs dssiy. sxosDs Sunday, q Too, .. H., ana
yO1 WAY sTATIONe SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave % 6.l3 And 20 am. and ct Ia and l:SS IN
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave % ZOO and 730 o. m, and 40 ,. n, ES
trains 70 or ffsm Annapohs en- Sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORH.
Leave q IN O. N and 2.l5 and 500 D. n.
IOR WAY STATIONS
heeve q 5:2 Q. n. and a45 and 500 D. N.
FOB ALL PARTB OF TIE " hSr
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7;S0 .. m. and SOC
On Sunday q $50 ,. N. only. connecting q Rsls,
Station with trains from Bsltimore 70 WheeiinS,
T asoSaE ffffsoKsrs TO tn. We. o.. ,. s,a .
the Warrington Station Ticket Once q eli h.ar.
IN the day, - we'll - at the oce In the Amerf
S en- IsIe9fsph BUILDING. Pennsylvania avsIus
advertisement of"Through Line. |"
W.P. e4ITA, Master Of Transportation
ee0 -tf aE0. 8. kO6NTz. a gent, Wsskinston.
WASAlNGTON, ALEXANDRIA Ann
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PROPOSALS.
DROPesALs ron FRESH BEEF.
6cEsisIESck OErreR, D. 3 A. J
Nc. Ice w. LOMBARD S.rss:,

Nc. ICo w. LOMBARD SftSs.f
Baltimore, Nd August 80. 1886. \
Sealed Proposals, in datneate. win be received
at this ONCE until ~ n on SATURDAY, septeu-
Der s. 1855, fer furnishirg and delivering free Of
coat, 70 the camps. barracks hoe pitss AMI officers
In, around and In the vicinity OF Baltimore Nd,
includtng the garrisonsd forte, exoept Fort Mo
Henry y all the FRESH BEEF requre ed by them
for siX months commencing october 4, 1855 or such
less time the Oommissary General Of Subsistence
may direct.
The Beef to be of good and marketable ou.l
ify. In equal proportion q fore and hind Quarter
meat. meek, shanks and kidney tallsw to be eI-
Guided
The nechs OF the cattle slaughtered under tsi.
sereemen Mt shall be cut eff af the fourth vertehral
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
Of the fore quarters shall be cut OF from three to
four inches above the knee Joint, and Of hind guar
ters from six TO eight inches above the gsmorel
hook Joint.
Bidders are requested 60 be pr esent 70 respond
to their bids, and be prepared to give bond. for
the fuldllment Of their contract
Propo,sls must be endorsed distinctly Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef, and addressed to the nder-
signed Who retervee the right TO reject any or all
bids not TO the interest Of the United States.
Conditions, requirements. payments, &C., as
heretofore. THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and G. s., u. B. A,
au 3itd Breyet Brig. Gen. Vols.
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Protecting Trees against Worms.

The bandage system, which we were the
first 10 suggest some fifteen years ago, and often
referred TO since, Is the only effectuai protec-
ton we have yet seen against the operation of
the worm in fruit trees. We repeat again,
that in not a single instance have we ever had
q worm IN our dwarf pear trees where this
system was properly followed. II is simply 10
bandage the bottom of the tree with any kind
of m usIl or cloth, and tie il, letting the band
age be about six inches above ground, and two
inches below IL should be applied in Februa-
~, or as soon as the ground is IN fit condition
10 60 upon. These bandages should be remoy-
ed at the end OF October. As long as this is
continued we defy the worm.
The bug lays ITS eggs an inch or two above
the ground early Ia the spring, that Is, as soon
a. the warm days in March will admit Of its
coming forth fromSts winter quarters; the eggs
are soon hatched by the sun, being laid on the
sun side of the trunk, and the young grub finds
its way down TO the soft bark beneath the SOIL
here 1t gradually works its way in The
bapdage prevents both the laying of the eggs
and he descent of the grub. Let doubters try
~. One man will bandage two hundred trees
In a day. Wehave no doubt il will also protect
the peach tree in the same way .-Germantotvn
TeleoYQrk.
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nHPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE
WASHING oN, August q, 1856.

On the, petition q sTEPHEs G GEhDEN-
HALL, Of Eehmond, Ind Praying for toe extern:
NOVEMBER lsas, for an improvemsat in Mode OF
Throwing shuttles in Looms, for seyen years
psee the a.a Of '.I''
II is ordered that the said petition be heard as
sos.. Il cloeS an. .a ii III ere nj are
potihed 20 appear and show cause, II any they
Persoas epp.!ins the eSiso..oo are !. required to
file in the Patent Office their objecdons, specially
the Sss q y sSss
party to be used the said hearing must he taken
Of the sfce, which viii be fur nished on appIics-
Tepositiops and other papers relied upon A
testimony must be filed in the once ttcsntg days
before the day Of bearing; the areunenn. IL any.
ORDERED. also ID al this notice OH be published I'm
the Republican, and the Inteiligencer. Washing
once week Tor three :ucces.ie. aeess the ssi
Of said publications at least siIty days pre-
'''' " VIC ~ Vi 9. THEAkER,
copy and send bin: g the siss
. paper containing this notice. an ls-lswsw
DkfAthHFiarzEfD's ~ 1f rs E1aEHFo OFFICE.
ton MASS Stssins for q. sIssn q D p. S
granted 70 him on the "a Day e. novsmbsr, lsSa,
severe year. from the eIprD.iop az
said patent which takes place on the ID day Of No.
the Patent Once on MOKDAY, the 18th day Of
October, 1866, Ut L. O'Clock N ; and ell pcrsons
are notified TO appear aud sso. cause, IL any they
have. Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are re- uired 90
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least fWsaig days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony died by either
party, TO be ueed st the said hearing, must be
TAKEN and transmitted in accordance with the rules
ton.
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon %
testimony must be filed In the office ncenfg days
.eiore the day Of hearing; the argumepts. n aay,
Ordered. alse that shis notice be published In the
RspEbttoGn aud the Infelltgeaoer, Wellington, o.
week for three successive weeks; the drst Of sai6
Eubncsiiens 70 be a. least :,rtE esS. srsyioes 10
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s-Editors Of the above papers will please
COPY, and send their bills to the Patent Once,
With q paper containing this notice. Gu l-lawSU
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HAsD AND CLOVIS poveI; by Mis-. Ed.
a Yards. zoe. Armsaals. ~ white Collins,
torial History Of the Rebellion, part let, o. De
bov kexiew. for June. Soc Lectures on zoe
Ss pRANCK fAyLOR.
EIAisE DR. SAINT ILoUR; LAPHnrp
famsn; q Msisyu de- PepayvaA; Msdsm N
.siie se 10 seieItSe; Les DsiGts Dc Zee; Les Ps-
4 en- gyBAAoX 1AyLeB, !.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
o AReI, soow, &C., AT AUCTION.

CAi0Qsa,e,masse,'s QNes, Dspcs ar WssAisssea,l
/ WasAfastcn, d. O., August 81, 1855 I
VIII Re SOLD st PabIic Auction ss sixth street
wharf, under the direction Of Captain james O.
Psyre. A Q. NJ, on SATURDAY, September 8,
at 10 o. N
sehuylhih Barge JuRA, one sCOW, and
YAWL BOAT, the property Of the United States.
Terms: Cash, In Government fund.-.
D. b. BUOKEB.
aug r. did Dep0t Of Waahin9ton
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nIATH, DEATH. .DHAIH-ro IRoeeAss, Bed
U si n.S; ki ShJ ~ ss4okk 81 E.
syiSssis svssss. sestS -, s kss iasss ssesi
q Medicine, ~, d HsaeeAahls Dsieee, INN
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~ II.
~ ATTORNEY-A
No. 80 Louisiana avenue, above 9Th street,
ocAly WASHINGTON, ID q.
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ROPE, CoRDAGE. &c.
PRICES CURREHT FURNISHED WEEKLY.
4o6 nARkR1rrRs. 1856
sEv ENTH STREET.
INTERIOR DECORATIONsi

CHOICE Stock
the d ANDsOMEsT ASSORTMENT ever offered
PAP z n GINGS
or Foreign On Domestic Manufacture, Of the best
Fabrics and LATEST STYLES, appropriate for
PAkL0RS, HALLS. DINING ROOMS, CHAM
BERS and LIbRARIES, emb faciag New. Rich,
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawlp g Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also.a large and select Stock OF medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns, on Bnn: Green, and
sTGNI GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
Window Shade. OF any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District, var
Ianted 70 be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from he
Eest Manufacturers in the Osnntry-embrscing
WALnUT, ,imitation,l ROSEWOOD, and al
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &C.
Persons having Photographs taken request.
ed TO call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS,
the smalles, PhosogTsRh to The Largest Portrait
sizes
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
ineas.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
Always in Store. On Sales few Choice PAINT
lNGS And EEGBAyIEGS