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fuRNlToKE FURNITURE.
EY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO.,
f& R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
VNHURsDAY. Jan. II, at IL o'clock a NJ,
l. at their Auction Mart, n Gampstreet will Sold
general stment OF Mol SEIioLD FURNITURE sucb
Arnors saSg@ sne Walnut
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center tables
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Bs
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses Engravihgs
OF several well furnished houses
o. E
large invoice Of Cottage Beds cane and Wood Seat
vs. TRRNs--Cash H2
COTTON. COTTON. ........ COTTON
50 bales Cotton at auction
BY MONTGOMERY az BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer.
oaices7 Camp street
rTHUEsDAK, January 11th, Mt q O'Clock
= y M, at salesroom, 70 Camp street, will BIS sold
20 bales COTTON.
Samples ready at sale. y laii I..s
rdy-rRRas-cashin United States Treasury notes s.
PEREMProRY SALE AT AUCTION OF suNDRIEs TO
close consignmants
HY ROBINSON 81 NASH, r.
w. \. KoBIssoE, AucTIoNEER
Office corner Carondelet and Crayier streets
january lIth, Mt II O'Clock
a. A. AT the stnfe Of Messrs Weed Wers Il "a nnrna,
Of Somman and Tchoupitouls Streets close
Will be sold ttis
Rope Begging and Thread, aine bags Cofea Soda Gin
bellows beans and Peas Tess Hoops Corn skeer Shoyns
Copper and Lead Pipes etc,
20 barrels Of Porter.
ALSO
I6T yards Marlboro Stripes te
ssg- TEnas-cash, in u ) Treasury notes ttq
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CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE OF JAG.
~ queson FsJust received by Mary Luck ITO bas-
kets of this known and delicious Wine imuorted y a
Carriere, in quarts and pints, as follows
70 baskets CARTE BLANCHE, qts.
is :. CREME CARTE, q pt
Is :. MEDALLE, S Sis
q :. s1LLERY :. a sss
Also by the vessel
% % baskets PARMENTIER, ats:
This champagne equal quality to Say the least to anv
ever imported in the United States always be- found al
reasonable prices in my store. = =
Connosseurs invited taste and nudge for Them
selves, Mt QUEYRoUHE, II st. Louis street.
RoBINsON's CITY MILLS
Keep constantly hand large and fresh supply OF
CORN MEAL
GRITs,
HoMINY,
RICE FLOUR,
RYE FLOUR,
DAT MEAL,
GROUND COFFEE,
GROUND SPICES
GRAIN, SEEDS, DRUGS, COFFEE and SPICES
Ground to order.
Coffee Parched to Order.
Substitutes for Coffee furnished prces-supe.
rior in quality to any Northern manufacture.
ROBINSON & BRO, Proprietors,
2s3 and 2S5, Head New Basin
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DONTCHARTRAHN RAILROAD
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after Thursday Octotsr 5h 1865 the Trains on this
DEPARTURE OF CARS. s.o
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NINE VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND,
on St. Mary street. between Camp and Chestnut Streets
Fourth District, at auction. sf
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WITHOUT LIMIT
Five Building Lots the of ST. Andrew aud Camp
streets nearthe Magazine Market, Railroad Schools etc.
DY c. L. azRARDEx 81 CO..
N, j. uoEY Auetioneer
Office, No. II Exchange Place.
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CAPITAL PRIZE: $4,000!

GLASS 52To be drawn in Covington, Kentucky, Wed
ncsday, January 3lst, 1866
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SATURDAY, january go, at NJ O'Clock
~ at the Merchants and Actoneersi EXCHANGE RyaI
street, without reserve, will be sold ~ '
THAT VERY DESIRABLE THREE-ST0Ry RRTCK
STOKE No 81 Gustohuuse street. we'll adapted for
and Offices has the rst story ana
balconies in front of the second third stoes
With With the EALuABhE LOT Or GROUND adoining Tie
Customhonse street. by 60 feet III depth French neasrc
secordng to plan made by Reizensen surveyor dated
Possession q the property will be given only on the 18th
February to give time for removal except tho Offices on the
hrst foo which leased until the first next
no TERMS AND CosDIrloasThe purchaser to assume the
payment of 5000 capital payable 1928 January 1869 and in
terest notes the 52s January 1866 1857 and 1853
for the amount each year of $3.50 So Making
the property and for the balance cash Treasury Notes
the expense Of the purchaser fs47.5@'1 II Nj =
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EREE FoRwAEnrNa-

Passengers for GENTLY notify the Conductor prior
the departure of the train G. PANDELF,
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SUNDRIEs..... sUNDRIEs.....s UNDRIEs.
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y Z. = WtIH. -, He5uU, 1T % eIttIk
sold & a5 .a5N a5 - 'I-1iT
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm.
provemets thereon in the First District of this city
sgnare bounded by Ti,aia St Theresa, st Thomas and
Tchoupitoulhs Streets measuring q front on
Ihaa street q feet inches lines front street.
by depth of ITO feet inches lines the side nearest
Tchoupitonlas street. and depth Of Zig feet inches
lines on the other side, nearest ST. Thomas street.
! The improvements this lot consist of a TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING containing tive parlors and hall on first
oor two bedrooms and large cabinet and hall floor
Two story back buildings aiming three ms kitchen
toreroSni, coal,hogse wash house, cistern well, etc
H1- TERMs--Cash in U. g. Treasury iOtes. 5..t.-.
Act of sale before D. Doriocort Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser ff = " -
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IEsBoRo, DC.
ouAITERHAsrHR GRSHnAL's orrIcl, !
RInsr DIynuor,

- fImr pNnnor,
WhHhoroS, d. u, April IL, 1855.
order Of the oaarerms.tsr osnsral, there will Be
sold on the premises al public suction, under the d.
reeton o. captain George 7. Browning, A. q NJ, on
whpH hspAL, NAY ~, 1850 A. ~ o'clock m the fol-
lowing desertbed public property, 70 wits
. ONE ~ STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
urame with massive granite foundAtons by sofest,
with coal hay and engine houses attached, all con
rneted o. the very best MATERIAL and In the most sub
hanuai mannsr
appliances Of the mill, consisting OF
ONE ~ ENGINE, on 100 HORSE POWER,
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Protestant EeiseopaI church.

ALEXANDRIA, May l0.-A council Of Protestant
Episcopal ministers met at St. Paul's church to-
day; Bishop Johns presiding. Upward of one hua
dred members were present..
No special business was transacted.
Gen. W. N. Pendleton, late of the Confedsrat,
army, was one Of the ministers in attendance.
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New HAVEN, May lo.-The House bnllOted to.
day for United States Senator with the following
result; O. 8. Ferry, 1872 R. D. Hubbard, 9Si L. S.
Foster, u Thomas IL. Seymour, l.
Tho Senate votes tomorrow.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoSE.-Mr. Thomas
Baker, formerly . resident Of Baltimore, but for
many years inhsbitant Of this city expired yes.
tsrday at hisdwelling on the Of and Eighth
streets. He was esteemed BY many friends and 40.
quaintances.
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STRANGE METAMORPHOSE.
- ~
W, m. 80. a, -. ia. "a Ia. - 1880.
But much harder ia Low. you from yer head to yerto.
You swAts Turtle dove you, II ysr'd get some new
CLONES
a. w,n, Aown N. ,,A..,. ,u.,
wA,n vho ,bouis m.,. M r,ro,S, No..
"por n,v ,,o,h..I,n, ,rs,,,n. IT, .h.,..s.u,
"wby IN, n,sr x.,,m \. s.,,,., :, sn,,h p,o,S,,.
g. w " ss - D''
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LRAyRHwoRTH, kansas, May 10, 1896.
Hon John d. Perry, President UnfOn Pacific Rail
road, Eastern DipisioH, Wash R0t0n!
Tho branch of your road is finished between
,LsAvenworth and Lawrence. Regular trains run
ming one hundred and thirty miles Of the road
making close connections with eastern roads.
r. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
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FIRE.-About halfpast eleven o'clock yes
terday morning FIRE was discovered In the vacant
house No. Eat New York avenue. owned BY Mr..
Thomas J. Fisher. The alarm was sounded from
box Al, and tho hromsn were promptly out, though
their services were not needed, the flames having
been extipguishsd. A portion Of the roof was
burned, Damage light,
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PHLADELPHIA, May lo.-Past Grand James H.
Nicholson delivered an address on Odd Fellowship
its origin, progress, design and character this even.
Ing at the Academy Of Music. The Grand Lodge
Of PsnnsylvAnia now in session, was In attendance
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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrILKSoE DESTROYED

nm N' - -i1A'oA
,nraa Nv I.t,sr. paisn, IN M. uni,.a ee
PraSsrsd salsS Nv IN Ss% yo,S S,.,s,.s cn
psny Al their Iaboratory No. Ses 800 And soa snIy
suvsl, n. I. Vmuo, CbdIT st,sv,'
This Company organised on permanent basis, with
~ LsSosory n ppopsTes 10 SarS.h n.
FLuIps for sick rooms nurser o. urnsls, water
roads h6spitsi PRISONS aud public instuioS. Of ali
kinds slaug houses, Ona and boiling establish
msnts all Kinds OF manures npenssiy inerssaiug the
value Of the latter to every fArmsr and wherever pol
sonous and offensive gases exist These agents are de-
in the scientific meaning Of the words They remove
noxous gases and odora by prime plssleaying
In their places hedri air; they DEsTRoYRRs and
not merely absOrtents Of poisonous gasss-aO nJarOus
to utensils In which they used The attention of
medical aud scientific Is directed to these disnfse
ants Attached are testimonials In favor Of this great
discover which, with hundreds Of others can be seen
at the Company once;
DELAvAN HoUsE, ALBASY March 80, 1866.
To the Presfdsnt u ne Neto YORK DisirVscfiag Com.
pany:
DEAR sRi 1t Is all II represented to be We have
made many trials Of disnfeetauts, but now consider
others As a remedy against all bad odors
7. RoEssEtL 4 Co.
NEW York April o. 1886
To the PrssfdeIr of the New York DisfiJectinO Com.
panV:
DEAR SIR: We pronounce 1t without exception TO be
mater ia complete and in stantansou, sf'A '''''
c. A. srgrsox, Astor House
AS-N B. These Disinfeetants are used BY the scay.
engers upder the direction Of the Sanitary POLES Of the
Metropolitan Health Department, New York.
POWELL THOMPSON,
~ Cedar street, n. Y,
aueta and Sole AgeutA for the United Stale. and the
Cspsdss 10 whom ali orders should be- SddIesssd
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in the
United States and CAuadAs myl4.3m
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TNHE NEW BUSl N ESS COLLEG Il
presents to the public the following unsxeepton-
able Faculty HENRY N copp AN
Proprietor, in charge Of business Practice. -
HENRY Q. SPENCER,
W RI PEhsR
Assistant n PeaIansh'P.
JAMES BRCRWiTH.
u.v.rv STest sSpspse III ssryiess Of n @ sn.uesr
have been secured for an unlimited time Mr. Spencer
is the leading author Of the famous sPenesAu SYSTEM
and the editor Of the speneeran Key to PenmAnship
adopted the country as the standard Of crit
rIyGlIed at The head OF his profession
W. r. PeAse, his assistant, IL well and honorably
known here and as a teacher Of pen ina nship has no
equal In this city.
The other in,ruetors are thorough business men, and
No Incompetent teachers will be employed.
The system Of "Busns.. Practice" ihveutsd BY the
keeping course Here the student applies bis theoIeea
Of actual business p'P'u '0' 'n' more minute a'"'''
This is one in the Union Of Business Colleges that Is
rapidly extending TO the principal cities Of the country
resident partners At least one half the Of
labor instead Of allowing II to remain for the
school improvement Individual ownership the basis
OF S S 4s. ss" OH'n' gives facilities " the low"
n W Sorpss OF sev"ptS and Streets
BulidingJ
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Nav YoRK, May 16.--The steamer Scotia sailed
to-day, taking IS, 900, 900 in specie, The Kanga-
roo also sailed, taking SSTS, 700 In specie
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Senator Wilson Presented with q Gold
headed Cane by Coiored Citizens OF Baiti-
more.
BALTIMORE, May 16.-The colored citizens Of
Baltimore held a meeting tonight, at Douglass In
stitute, to present Senator Wilson, of Massaohu-
sets, token of their appreciation in tho shape Of
an elegant gold-headed oane.
Addresses were made by Senator Wilson and
others.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors OF the NATIONAL SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS ORPHAN HonE will commence to hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds OF
which to be devoted to the support aud
Of NATIONAL soLDERs SAILORS 'ORPHAEs not other
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories
shall bear oreditAble contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
aud Fifth streets every Tuesday, 1t II a. a. unlil the
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS opera
ting In the objects Of the association cordially
Vited to attend. apl0-td
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NEW Yonk, May 1e.-No new cases or deaths
from cholera occurred at quarantine yesterday.
Arrangements are making BY which we'll passenger,
Of Cholera ships will be treated on land.
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0ational @epablifan.
CAL AFFAIRS.

hAtoI tue mlnutea Oh tno pIoNtoua meetinB Note
road and approved, the following-named gentlemen
presented their credentials a. dslegates: William
Stewart, from the Granite Cutters Association, In
place Of John Collins, withdrawn Edward Mastin,
VIM. MoDermott and VIM. A. Fletcher as delegates
from the Ship Carpenters and caulkers' Union.
The committee on credentials reported favorably
thereon, and tho delegates were admitted.
The roll Of associations being called, the follow.
ing answered: Journeymeu Booktinders, Saddle
and Harness Makers, typographical Society," Ord
nance Makers, Union. Granite Cutter, Shin Join.
a.. Jonv,..,.., &c.. c,,,.,. o,a,.... o.
VS. 'ON,n'y"'n 0'ne ouN', o'u"sa'. "an
oarnage Makers, Iron mouiden Union, maohinists
and Blacksmiths' Union, House Carpenters, Paint
Nc Jo..nh n w.I,.m.v., an. o,,,s.nona,n.
...,.,.,~ -. ,.,,.. &C., a.. ~. -. IT,,
49,. ~ M.uya.s ..,u.a, ,as ~. ...nI. -. a..
1880. ~, 80. =. - 49, ~.
80 - ~. 80 ~ ~
. va ..N,,. A. : 49, I'm ,a' w" i''A
S, S.,,,t nv p'Oeie., " sns oe
ns"''' VI p'h' "ere Prosensoo anu oruereo 70
DO paid.
Mr.. Whaley from the COMMITTEES TO examine the
asoount, Of the treasurer rsnor,sd that tbs ,om.
90. = .,..5 a.. - -, a.
'''' ""a 'AAu''neu '"e sAui'' anu iounu 'ne" W
be correct
The balance on hand December 20, 1865, was
SOS Is; reoeipts nm To March a. 1885 e4q2 rs. az
pspditurss. sls2 80, balance on hand March ~
1853. $500 30.
Mr. MoI,ean ,taied that Mr.. prcu,. had d.cl,n.d
10 receiye the ap,ropriation made nv thu eonvsn.
It,, a. sor.n....,. M, ~ -. -. - ~.
Wv" W 0o"P'""'' MI" iO' io''e' eau''u W Ms
recent lecture,
On motion OF Mr.. LaTourna, II was ordered that
the amount appropriated by the convention DO ex-
pended In having the lecture printed.
Mr.. Mclean said the committee appointed to
wait upon tho President for the purpose Of having
him urge upon Congress the passage Of the eight.
hour law had decided not to lay the matter before
the President yet, but wait until 4 proper time
should arrive.
Mr.. oavis, chairman Of the executive committee,
reported that arrangements were being made for a
meeting at Odd Fellows Hall about the last Of May
Mr.. Clarke, from the committee to procure a
COPY Of the eight hour bill offered in the Board Of
Common Council BY Mr.. Ferguson, reported that
the COMMITTEES had procured a COPY, which he laid
before the meetine. and recommended that n h.
.aon,.a a. nI.,,osu, :, A.. ..,,,,. t.. .,..,,,.
~ r . ~ oo"e eu.o ''V'''0u'
mr. Whtetmoyer mOVeu tnht u committee Dc hp-
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For the eorssthsss Of the foregoing statements ",
have permission 70 refer TO Geo W. RiSEs, Hsq n D
Cooke, lac, II. O. fahnsstOsk, Esq ,aadE Q. Robbins
hsq dsss.u
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PENNIES will be exchanged for currency 81
the REPUBLICAN counter. II
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
n. D. ooor.. tOt Jay osot.1 %. y rrsad.s.
wa Hu.rusrO,. os.Ai.,.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
n'TorAr .o,1r OF rH, Uurr,D r4-s.
isTu srzssr. OPPOSITE TEE rlsAsulr psrAasrsrr.
Government securities with Treasurer u.iisl States
sroAE MILLION DoLLARs.~
". buy and sell all si..... Of aovBs-~--- s.nr.
RITES al current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHAsaR and MARE oolissnens On ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE usIrID srArzs
We purchase oovsrnnsn, vousAsrs o. The MOST
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NEW SUMNER PRICES OF ADMISSION
Gallery rs cts
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i've oenu exua will.oe charged Tor securing
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Five Hundred Bales Of Cotton Struck by
Lightning.
MoBILn, May 1e.--Lightning struck the city
warehouse this afternoon, burning Eve hundred
bales Of cotton. ~ ri
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400 ARTHUR SHEPHERD, 400
PLUMBER,
GAS AND STEAM UTTER,
400 D Street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
WASHINGTON, D, c.

Orders for the above named branches so
cited aud promptly attended TO.
First class work guaranteed at the lowest possible
| rates, ap9-u
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manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL giving
ease and comfort TO the optic nerve, and suited
rately by
FRANKLIN 4 CO.,
Scientific and Practical Opticians, IA Psnnsylvania
avenue between Twelfth and Thrieenth Streets north
side.
Miersoeopes, Electrical Machines, Thermometsrs
Csrtss de visits, and Photograph Albums In great
variety and At the lowest prices. my7.ly
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O'Clock . sad accident occurred al the Foundry
church, corner Of Fourteenth and q streets, BY
which three mon were badly injured. The ffssco
painters under Mr.. II. sehutter were al work frss-
Going the ceiling whom portion Of the seanoldlng
about thirty-hve feet from the floor gave way, and
three Of the workmsn fell Mr.. Charles Kshlsrt,
who resides on Maryland avenue between Third
and Fourth streets east, was injured about the
head and back. He h. wife and eight children.
Mr.. Isaac Mcdonnell, who resides on O street be.
tween Third and Four-and-a-haif streets, was In
jured about the head and shoulders. Mr.. George
Adams, . young man, who lives next door 10 Mr..
Mcdonnell, and brOthsr-inlaw Of Mr.. schuttsr,
was injured In the ist hip and had his skull frac.
tured. Several physicians were summoned, who
did all In their power for the wounded mon, AFTER
which hacks were procured and they were conveyed
to their residences Several persons were al work
under the scanoldipg and made worry narrow 90.
cape. A portion Of the floor was broken through
and the ceiling Of the lower room badly broken.
Mr.. Mcconnell has wife and three children.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MAsTRR's sroRRs.
onrzr ouAnrrsnAsrrn'so ryTo.,l
DuoI or WAsnHsror,
Will be soid Pablie Aucion under the dirsssios of
Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel James N. Moore, A q NJ,
sss.s .sa X sS s' -.. st w.issos e.
on THuRsDlY, hay ~ 1899, a 10 e'eloek m, lot
oosOs Mating. spsdss, shoy.is D.sis. TsSi:. Chairs,
Stove Pipe, Coal skuttles, Lanterns, Brooms, Ares,
s:s. :sa .s.
TsS. SIAN .iSs ss s.,. q. .v; pss. b R.A
iss zae ana lot Of Ola Brass Lead Irpp, Iron fps.
tn. sor.s must be removed within ~. % day. IRON
Tsrmsi Cash, in oovunnsnt fund.-.
Br.v, Major General and cAi.t zo Sa..s.r
nle:.aya. p:pss q ws.Slss.s..
LILO AUCTION.
oyyror Drror CoxrtssAar on sup.,rrror.
will be ofsrsd at public auction, In II. sosun..,
Grounds on Pourteenth street, wsshnstsn, D. o. on
lowing articles q subsi''snss properly
LOO Sugar and Bean Barrels.
also Pork Barrels.
Aiot Of Lu%S.r, Fencing, so.id.. s.d Posts. Ai.o,
disposal.
Terms; cash, in Government funds
O. BELL,
Lnyls-a Maj. and Q. 8, o 9 A.
GALE OF ORDNANCE AND ORD
~ NANCE STORES AT BALTIMORE, ND.
0PYioH OHrHY ouARrERnAsrHnl
MIDDLE MILITARY DRPARrNEHr,
BALTIMORE, Nd, May g. 1880
By order Of the Chief Of Ordinance, o. A. there will
be sold Fort Marshal, Nd, Of public suction under
direction Of Captain J. Mara, oommsndng Fort Msrsha
on hoNDAY Nay n, 1893, at II m. the following de-
seribed lot Of Ordinances, viz; -
2eT lbs., more or less, Rihe Powder, In keea
8 lba. each.
$500 lbs. more or less, Cannon Powder, in barrels.
Is A-pdr. Carriages and Chassis.
S2.pdr. Carrisge and Chassis.
o42-pounder Carriages aid Chassis.
Sin Gun Carriages and Chassis.
Purchasers will be allowed ave (6l days for the no.
movAl Of the property.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
By order Of Maj. Gen. WIS HANCOCK,
Cong ND Nil Dept
q. W. BRADLEY,
mylo.tmy2l Col and Chief ousrtermsst.r
limited STATES MARSHALS SALE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17

THE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE
l. SIGHT, originating either from innrmity Of sse,
senera debility Of tho nervous system protraeted sick
ness, or from natural disposition to far
the OF the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPEcrACLRs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08
10 THH
ENVELOPE AND STATIONERY
TRADE OF THE SOUTH.

NHES9Rg. CUTTER, TOWER b 90. WOULD RE
Nl gpectfully offer their stock as favorable terms
% be found In the City Of New YORK. Buoh an Flat
0ap Rnled Papers Of all kinds oap Letter. Octave Brit
lab Bath, 30 Envelopes Of all kinds In quantities from
1000 to Manufacturers Of Lead Pencia of an
kinds. Patent Rubber-head Lead Pencils, and gtsai
Pens OF all kinds. We also win stamp the nAmo of sny
party Lead Pencils Steel Pens whore muoh ia or
dc2ed. Our Barometer InksandD whioh NO take pless
ure In offering to the trade. We keep large gtoof Of
sent TO any party desiring one.
OUTTAB, TOWER co.,
Corner OF NsgBau and Beehm Ar. .atesta
Whitlook Building, New York
Oosober ~ Tyr No. go Devenshire-gtreet. Bostou
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08
WIN. A. HINMAN.

WIN. A. HINMAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF PERFUMERY, OONOER,
Vu TRATED FRUIT RSSENOES for DruRRats' AND
confectionery use, No. 20 PlAttstreet CORNER Of Gold
New York. Fancy Boxes and Bas,ets for holiday pre
ntp, Bachos, Handkerchief RxtraoiB, Pomades Vin1
. + Rouge Toilet Powders, hair Oils, Oil Musk, OF
Oivet, Grain Musk In ounce caddies, Oil Apple, Oi
Banana, Butyrie Ether.
Fine Handkerchief Extracts In bulk suit purchnsarn
complete Catalogue will be forwarded by mail on sp
piioation. 6mos January al