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DR.. CARRIERS
COUGH SAL0rtsI.

Will Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, Pam In the
side and Breast, Whooplng Cough,
Group, and ali Diseases of the
Throat Ohe1t and Lungs
The most perfect, pleasant, and ethcacIous rem
edy ever discovered all diseases OF the Throat
Chest and Luhgs,Is
Dr. carriers Cough BalSam.
This medicine immediately Stops the Cough,
produces tree and easy exPectoraton, removes all
mucou, aud foul matter from the air passages,
gives ease difficult breathing, allays the lrrits-
lion OF the Lungs, and effects a speedy cure, by
sootaing and healing ali the pulmonary organs
DIR. Carriers Cough Baisam,
Never tails to cure Coughs and Colds IN a few
DAYS, and has cured thousands upon Thousands OF
cases o: Consumption after Physicians and all
other remedies hsc faIiec, and the patents gwen
/ up TO die. TINS Balsam is the most perfect and
/ infaiiIble remedy for all diseases OF the Lungs
known to the civilized world. a
| N R-Askfor DIR. Carteras Cough bHlsam, nnt
take nothing else. Price Is cents tor trial bottle
large bottles, 81 30 per bottle.
N- Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly
Co., No. 40 North Filth street, st. Louis, Mo-
| Sold al their Branch Family Medicine Store, Nc
SO Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by ALL Druggists.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
By ROYAL LETTERS
PATENT.
PREPARED from prescription of Sir J. Clarke
M. d., Physician extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfailing In the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
TO which the female constitution subject. II
moderates all and removes all distractions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
It il pee uliarly suited. 1t will, In short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity
zach bottle price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp OF Great Britain, TO prevent count
erieits
eau TION
Ixsse pills should not be taken BY Females dur
,ng the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy,
az they are sure to bring on MisedTrtage, but al
any of1ter time they are safe.
| PAINS in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue qp 81 ght
exertion, Papitation OF the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites the se Pills will effect cure hen all other
| means have failed and although powerful rem
| edy do not coutan iron, calomel, antmoRy, OF
| ANYTHING hurtful to the constitution.
| Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved;
SOLD BY ALE DRUGGISTS.
| Sole Age MT for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlsndt Str, New York.
N B.-$l 90 and 6postage stamps enclosed 10
| auy authorized Agent. will insure bottle Con
| thinning so Pills BY return mail. nov4d~ly
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s.. Cure Y OurSelf.
DIR. Bakers Specific.

This medicine will cure Gonorrhea, elect, Stric-
ture, Seminal Weakness or Spermatorrhea, -.
Chordee, Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, and all Diseases ofthe Sex
..-.- ual Organs caused by Contagion
or Weakness Of either sex,
a..a Males or Females.
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DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
Dy. Bakers Specific
DR.. Bakers Injection.

I'm. BIN cases of Gonorrnss, Gieet and strie-
lure, DIR. Bakers Injection is recommended to be
med in conjunction with the Specific, as II mate
rally aids In subduing the Inflammation and stop
ming the discharge. Both are recommended 10
be used in these complaints.
A treatise on Sexual diseases called the "Seli-
Instructor accompanies each bottle OF the sPe-
ci6c. -.
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific, s, SO per battle,
Pride-Dr Bakers Injection, 81 90 per bottle.
pnce-Male injecting syringe, 30 cents; female
injecting syringe, 90 cents.
Sent by express to all parts OF the County on
receipt Of the money and % cents additional TO
nav for shipping and boring.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Essteriy Co. NO
10 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo-, and at Their
Branch store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago,
Ill.
For sale by all Druggists. 80.
Burnham & Van Setback,
Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
sf Chicago,
fsb2dwIy.
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Brass and Iron Work,
Gas Fitting
AND
STEA WI PIPES

LEvEE, NEAR FERRY LANDING.
THE subscriber has moved into his new
/ shop, near Woltman's Hall; on the Leyee,
where he invites the patronage OF his FRIEND. and
the public generally. He keeps constantly ON
hand all kinds of Brass and Iron Goods, such ~
Steam Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles.
Oil Cups, Beer Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam
Pipe of all Sizes Zinc, Rabbit Metal, etc., etc.
Steam and Gas Work promptly attended to and
put up in workmanlike manner.
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale.
Gas Filters supplied.
n. B.-Cash paid for Old Copper and Brass.
JACOB RILEY.
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This elegant, popular and iniailibie prePars-
tion SO celebrated in all our large cities for the
cure of Private Diseases, rs now offered to the
afflicted and warranted to cure all diseases OF the
Genital Organs of either sex, male or female, In
lew DAYS. - $3.50
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THELOCATION, CHARACTER or NAME

be reached by Washing, GarglIng or Injecting
The GOLDEN TABLET is a Sovereign Remedy
for Itch, Salt Rheum, Hives, Prckfy Heat, and all
other cutaneous eruptlons; the poison OF Oak,
wv Srmach; bites of veuomous insects; PIlea
in all their forms; Sore Lips, Sore Eyes, Sore
Nipples Old Sores, CATARRH, liberated throat,
Diptherla in it's first stages; Female Weaknesses
of every knd-in short, TOR every species OF In
fammation or Virulent EIudatons and Humors
of the Internal Mucus Membrane or External
skin Communications confidential, and advice
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II. BUSINESS AM PROFESSIONAL
Should Advertise In the Argus: vry
ALI, BUSINESS AND PRoFESSloNAh
Should Advertise in the Argas pEs
ALL DUSINESS AND PROlESsioNA
should Advertise In The Apss
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Auction Room.

He is a licensed city auctioneer, anda.if you
nave anything ito sell he will do it in the best
tanner.
Palace Row, Illinois Street, Rock Island. -
sfsU. Hgf|H I#Ez5 JoBRoSS.
febl5dwtf.
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THE COLLEEN TABLET

THE GOLDEN TABLET
Is. from it's many Benefcent Uses, emphatlcally
WOMAN,S BEST FRIEND and MANS SUREST
SAFEGUARD. E&- Every adult OF both sexes
will find it Indispensable to them as Will be pei
ter und erstood from perusai OF the clrcuiaf'
which is sent Tree TO all. Irritation almost IN
stantly allayed IN every instance.
Price: 81 per box six boxes TOR so, ny mai,'
Sold only at the General Depot OF "WlhehEs-
TER,S HYPOPHOSPHlTES,'' (tor Consumption
and Nervous Debility, by the sole agent,
j. WINCHESTER,
30 John ST.. n. ",
| To whom all orders should be addressed.
mchl6dwly.
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With a Surplus of over 800, 900.
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where he has on hand great variety OF new sand
second hand articles, too great to mention IN oe
tail Call and see his museum OF all SORTS OF
things II YOU want anything 60 to Job Ross,
and you'll be pretty sure to find It,
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46 John ST., New York
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A RHxsEskBLs teAss OF CR.N. cct,--Tta
Chicago Yssaue, August I'd, save "A very
cgrieSs matrimonial problem CONES Up 20 BE
solved ts,s mcrhine Wore Jnsi,e SEAner-
d.la. The solution NAV b simple enough,
b. the case itself IS certainly one Of he moe.
e1traoye nSyy ID he aunals OF domestic LIE.
A WON sn s0ing hey own husband for he sup
port Of their illsgi innate child may seem a. ffs.
sighs mere ABB urclty, ye: suca is iae true
Statement, Of 6 liz De- domestic difficulty which
has recently arisen. .r.
Itsppears that about Ave yesrs ago Patrick
Ward, an lrishmAD, who owns several houses
and lots in this city, TOOK % himself wife,
whose name is Mary. BY ham she had two
ge'her in perfect amIty ana mutual concnted-
ness fu- q long term Of years Business pros
pered with Parick, and be grew rich. The chill
d1en grew md fiouTis1ed, and Mary vas blest.
strung up in he domestic eli cle, owing, IS was
alleged Dy The husband, % Ma-y's over PARTIAL
i,y for he bottle. Mrs Ward lsf. the city 10 visis
some friends who resided II alo;he: safe, and
when she was gone Patrick found life moving
50 smoothly Nth him In her absence ne. 10
,ie:+r.nined 10 live alone fc- the future. He
sued .uT and os.zfneal 3 di9orcs rom he ST.
sent wife. alleging N his bill. habi:1al drunk
enness. When Mary returned, Patrick Telsnt-
ed sonaI bat, for his DID Affection for he- re-
vIved, and withou: telling her VIVA. had Trans
pired While she was away, he welcomed her
back - n. bed and board The result Of the
reunion vas ,ha. third li::le one vas about
20 Do aided to me family. As soon ss he be-
came alive - the probability OF An increase,
Patrick bsthoueh. himself once more Of his
divorce. and informed 1ary OF The disagree
able fscr bat she was no longer his wife. The
result was thai the doubiy wronged aIG In
iUTed wife and mother repaired yesterday -
;ae Office Of Jus:fcs SunInerfeld, and sJors
oat a v!arrant ssains =. Pair,cs for the supper.
Of ne child. The case Titl % examined thla
morning before The justice.
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RY SREEN & WILLIAMS, Ax..isneo-..

PUVED REAL gsTAri7. s;t-atsa on Mas.
chu-s!ts avenue, betaeau 4tb and 5th streets
.By decree Of the s'Ip-sme Court Of the District
81 ColCnbis, hearns cate Or the 10Th d.y
certain csnss wherein Thomss +. SOFT
O,aggett ct al are DEFENDANTS, mo agi egutty ,
VIII Offer ter sa Q ~ public auction. Gu Sha prem
I,es, On FRIDAY the Eth tav OF AHLusr, A D.
ISIS NJ g ock ? Y ~, all that piece parcel Of
luroba. beginning 81 point on Massachusetts,
avenue ighteen ISL feet rorthwestwar.iy OF tine
-outheast corner of Lot twelve, (is,J in square
teen, i5l6,ll ard runuing thsnce u0rthwestwardIy
alOpI laid avenue eigbteeu (,SI feet thence north.
eastwarely. and AZ right an gle- With esid aveuu
thirty seven and tty nine hundre,lths (s7 20 i0lj
fredths % 9? l0h) feet 10 the line OF trest north
eighteen t1S fest thence sOrth thirty six and for
" i've huparcdtb- {3S ID 1901 feet. thence north
westwardiy to interSect Masssc hU sets avenue at
81 - 10ol feet 10 the place Of D. .innin Contain
ing about fourteen hundred and tnirtS six square
feet. more or kNs, to.ether with the building aud
The terms of s.lc, prescribed by the said de-
cree, are One -teiId cash, and the balance 10 be
pein in equal fDstalments in sig. nine. twelve and
fifteen mouths from the day OF sale; the said bal.
ance to bear roHf the day of SALE and the
payment te be- secured by the bonds OF the purcha
ser or purchasers, with . rety or sureties to be
Approved by the trustee; or the same can he peid
the said ale by the erder OF the court STAMPS
end convey anci og at the OF the purchaser III
tue terms OF eaie are not compiisd with within Eve
days after the day f sale the Trustee reserves the
ing pnrcbss"r or purchasers, upon one week. no.
tice. byNov"rtisement in the National IuteIJ-
geacer and the Eyeniny Star
WIN. yNO. MILLER. Trustee
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u ICHAOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Pc.
H TOMAC BAlLROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, rsauday. m exeep,es,


The quickest and most direct route to Richmond.
Va and the South Wis the Potomac -
s,sapers from Si1thS,re.t Wharf: ek4AzS
Washington, TO Aqua Greek andooH1A
Richmond, Frederiessburg and Potomac Railroad.
now entirely completed from Aquia Ureek 70 Rich,
mond O. connecting there with tra ns N the Rich.
mono and Petersburg and Richmond and Danvil,e
Railroads. for PETERSBURG. Weldon, wilmincton
Raleigh, Grsensboro'. Salisbury. Charlotte and
Chester, s. o.
Steamers Keyport and g Vanderbilt leave sixth
street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted az
6 20 q. N. aud n. AID arrive in Richmond 1t
2o5 y. M and q m.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
sifty Miles Shorter ana IA Hours Quicker titan
any ttker houte.
Be sure and Ret Through Tickets via Aq-fA
Greek AMI 1redericksburg, TO Richmond, ~ the
Company o Oshce. corner OF PeRuA avenue aud 9th
street or on board Of to boats, Baggage checked
through.
omnibusses sne Baggage Wagons win be in
readiness 10 convey rasssnge ~ and baggage be-
~ cen depots I'm Richmond
Passengers by this line pese by daylight Norps
Vernon. and may have an opportunity OF whiting
several battle belda near breseriokssurg b. stop
Breakfast and sup on beard q stssners
GEO. MAfTISGLg. sapt., Washington, ID O.
AATTHBW CLARK, Agent, washington.
900. q. NJ. RANEY,
APPLY General Passenger Agent.
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PubLic LAND SALES IN wIsCoNsIN.

e.nSIsis OF TEE PRESIDENTS PHOCLA
BATON No 10. DATED JUKE ii iesb
.e's pnolc .ai%s "f over fi2e and a 1uarrer
CON % 80 OF vacant public lands in WIS.
Al The Rand Office at LA CROSSE. On m. ,zth
.ay ni sttfE BER next, III, re-ecgsd sectinps in
nm, LTD sia IowhsEIrs apd parts OF To~n.hios in
Buffalo. Afe'"pSieAd and
Al the Lsnd Office at LA CROSSE o, the On,
aay OF S.rrEMHKR next seventeen parts Of Town.
Al tii- GGad ONCE at FALLS ST GROIN on
!hr ts' tal ~ Zero 3Ec next. tho Reserved 49,
I,.eH IN 'orfJ fcrr 1ownssirs aRd paris of Town.
st III the counties Of Damn, Piafce, and Sir.
-, Al Che Lsua Once at FALLS ST. CROIy on
,he 20 asy :" vc BEk text. to parts ,,f Town
SLIPS, M ,ht counties Of Perrin ltrl Pierre
Al fht Land U:lics at Eau CiAIRk an Oh. Ia,
GA Of % I"rEs next the fe er.%, srrt. ons In fan
parts of Town lps IN the corI re. 81 Ci.,us Uhin
prwa. Eau C'stE& and Damn u on'p
httbe Land oiice ~ STEVENS PoINr. on the
;sff DAY OF ocT6BEE next. one nc AND FEN
Snwnsht ps and Istr- OF TowDshir- ia NJ .o,,,;as
81 Marathon and Dcoitn - vac "n''''
~ the Land Office. al MENASHA on the 5,b Sav
.; gcI"bth next, sNty seven Tewpshsp % and psrts
81 IQ"ii-hi % IN the county of Ocout0
Al &c land Oihse At 8AYFIKLD ON The 9Th
dy al NovENBBR aaxt. the reserved sectisns in
eiehiy ore townsbips AID parts OF tnwns1,ins in
n nr ,19.Eues OF Ashland. La Pointe, Burnett and
AT the Land Office at BAYFIELD. an Tho ,o,,,
Gay o. NovEN sTE next. forty zine town. hins AMI
6aNs on townsh ps In the counties of Ashland La
NJ. LDMUNps .
Commissioner OF che &c neral Land c~
GENERAL LAND OFFIcE, June IL, Ise6
NCIE.un der the regulations of the De,.rt
mrh,. as heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be made for advertising pYocIanistions sYnent
to such publishers as are ssrriGIy anfsa,;'AS =.
cshiish BY the Commissioned Of the General Land
S-,,S. Je Is laW}Jw
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NITtNi"ii" ~UiCiiE-I.oVE me C4T-SE-
'h iihaS hi%ht ia-', nrrrpS the progress ~ a
parry ar iht National Hotel, Old street,
bisbaTd IlebsCk. snB OF the veii-.noy.n "a r
b.T. III H. El-n.ck. deceased, auernmej Ia
tEiilln1t" his mortal existence by staho,ur
himself y nh a pocket knife nuInpsr a.
f"it! SeNes OF tue cOiored population had a.
>~n)nled ~ thP h0fcl and y. r. i'm the t n i'd. at
the nights rriovment when the ,r,.ic.J No.
eurIsHce took place. As We und-rstand liz.
particulars C' fhr affair. Ilsbeck WAS ,.dJr.--
'Hg Dts sit~niinns "a Il Girl 10 whom he wa. az,
iacI'H. aHd VIII" huEg upon hi arm ~ ,.,,~
]. sing u. baIsd Upon his shoulder rb,r M.
hao IT-Vicu>iy SaiG 10 her or ~. tn him, ~.
ar L"' informed. Int u Is ALLEGED I'M, m.
quoted IN ~ an the lines beginnimg-
Twas ever thus IN childhold's hour
f"f ny fond. 81 hopes decay.
never IOyrG a iTGc or Hover
fu' Twas he first To fade AWAY;
%" nay nav" been chitiing him on his course
"i !'ir, OF I'd" may have intended this As n re-
huk"- such. he evidently took il. for n =
stated that be borrowed 4 pocket knife and
tbiuWtrS back bis cIoi hes, stabbed himself r,.
T"s'rdly la The left side, repeating. rs he did
- 'he same ZINES 10 her. She fainIed He was
I'nds standing Lfar. who had Witnessed m :.
az. aDd prevented him from doing furtur-
mischief
us wound hisd freely, and he was quickly
huihiDg lT James w Claiborne was caIIs.t
IN who examinrd and dressed the yvounas
III" iJund AZ obiigue iDeision on the side about
ibise inches in l"ngih. but only skin deen and
bNe or SIX miEor sfabs inflicted by tb, NOM
Oi ne knIle blade No danger whatever - ~,
pretended, and IN Il few days he will h. veil
again. WI
The 2E3lr caused good deal OF exci.eroao,
aihonS r..1s. WI" were present, aud has been
much taiked of since. " is the firsr INSANE.
-" lave ever heard of ma colored circles vrhe-.
SUch y FFnfe % sentiment has occurred
I'-'.cEtErg "a Exgregs.
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AUCTION SALES.
uT GREEN 4 wILLIAns Auesooesrs.
DUMbAkTOy.

Under . Died Of trust iron John =. CLARK, will
sell, On the preDtes July 18th, At O'Clock ttf not
prevented BY rain twenty lots var, ing from
lne, northwest Of the Post Once on the road TO
Blase burg, four miles from Warrington and
land 10 IN high cultivation, With a comfortable
DIV ching, 10. The lots have elevated building
for Saiiains The r.iirss n tSPoinf Of Rocss viii
Iass near and enc Of the Contemplated si.es Of
.hs Presi5enGsi rssidence and p1hlic park, name
y hrs. Gales aOd fhos. Berry,, is only mile
defiant.
Pa, 70 Do seen At GREEN WILLIAMS wash
.aetoD. g.. -
~ rae ABOVE SALE IS PpsrPoNlD IN
H.h Ana ast, when IL Will positi vsly take place.
This sale presents rare inducements 70 gentlemen
vishio.: TO purchase handsome building sitea for .
y sd lint GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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\ y sGsoP On SNAhES.-Rsy. +. y. INn.ing-
On, ID. D, Bishop OF JJaina, nay fairly be con-
sidrred IS Belonging 10 Ire church militant.
TN Friday morning 10 despatched, on Mount
HolToke. ! rat'lesnaEn oyer fen fee. IN Length
% spring when dis ,ot e-eu. a por:iSr o. Tho
l-it"S r,ere lost IN Tho coEfl.cs, making AZ i'm
possible - tell the age. the B:sncp says,
however t.St ne 12s ceen engaged in 2 va
fare piiih ":he oiG 4arpen." III his life. ani
iinAs Ae has fairly So him tbs 1ln2e.-V'Ys,-
IsR7f9a Eyss Press
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CRADIse EAST CAPITOL STREET, &c.

OScs e5 ..e Cor.nsts,icner Of Pvblic Bxi!iiHss.)
Capi:o! OF .E6 Uait.d StoiC,,
WAsglNGToS CITY, July 81 100
Sealed Proposals will Dc receixed q, this ofics
unffl II O'Clock noon Of WEDNESDAY,. August Is.
lscS Tar grading East Capitol street, froo Third
tn Eleventh STREETS east The bids will .tals thu
price Of excavation and filling by the cuei- yard.
Also, separate proposals. for enclosing Linooln
Square with Q permanent wooden ricEet fence,
ave teet in height The pickett TO ts CO tie best
white PIKE undressed. three inches - " 3th. one
inch In thickness, and four feet in length, with
base Loard enc foot in Width. Tho posts 70 be c.
cedar. end set eight feet apart from center to cen
ter; The rails o. spruce q. Norway pine, two
inches by four Two str rs. all round, 10 DO
curely nailed over tie picAets On the outside. A
turn slr % be PLACED AZ each corner 81 the fence
aid Iars-e gats il TIE center OF c1cl lie, With
good hangings ard fastenIngs
Bidders will state their prorosais By rs lireal
foot.
All the work o. grading an tuiidlng the fsncs
TO be completed by the Iaiail. 90 OctoSsT -sNs
The ~ ork will be -iveo n the low-st res7on-
sihle hi1dor. TIE two 5oes 10 be- separately con-
- ~ IN -, -,
retained az security Tor the lithfli EsrfsI nsn %
The bids viii be opened At ills ofice N ths I5.o
day OF August. at IL clock noon. :
a1 l3t L. Z. FRENCH Pm
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SUMMEE ARRAE EnENT

SuAMEE AR8AN. .EMENT
STEA1EG CAMBRIDGE.
Oh ard after this day tie Steamer Cambridge
Capt 3. Leoasrt win leave her g.
betwesn Lee ard Barre sires.s Bal
tiP9ie on TUESDAY. THU ksDAT, and SAT-
plabe Mii. nSforS. ciJp. P Sa Ave %aIIss
wharf, 0a,1bridg.. HSghlet,s Wharf; Cabin
Ea.terp Shore, she viii reach Baltimore az :. "a.
on Tuesday,, Thursdays ald eaturdsys. PHsssn.
train for RAi. more !, 80
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EoIEINnENT SALES AT GIEsBoEo, D c

GD6rftr5Eg. ~ tI<styois Cg,c,. First DTrtS,o,, ,
HdyAsasica. ~ 4. Jniy % 1851
d. ~ deemed advisable TO aDnouncc mat the ,c
ton sale Oi GOV EEN1INT RTILDINi;s sT.
RLEs, fENCtsG WHAEEEs, 8r,. At Giesb6ro.
" =. nhdef tte direction Of Captain GEORGE
broWiing, y - III are vet ia progress. and ,,iIi
he coi4tihred on UhSDAY aud FRIDAY Of eaeh
NerSi cointnenIl,i: at u clOcS am, until ali
shait have been 4 isp 9sed ofEgs b flsI 49, '
A large GEan,ity Of the b. st material. tsui,,ble
Tor buudInS and other pi!rp's-'s yet remains 10 he
seLd ara inany seed bargains may sc had
The buildings are sold siogly. i
bnat Tor Gtcrboro leaves The 9th street wharf
every hour dr ring the days Df lie
By order .. the Vuartermaster t:enerhI y
JAMES A. EKEy,
Br,ret Brig General L. 5 A
" "a ET In charyH First Di. a. VI q q
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nkRow's RxvIrw FOR AuGusT.

~, EABLL Of CONTENTS.
the Tournament ty =. G. Barnw-n. Property
Iiile IL tie SOUTH rs Affected BY the late War by
s"'efs tufchef. Of Georgia Tie Cotton Resor rees
kl1.cn Of Mas shall rhe Spartan Virtues OF the
e uih Surxiae the War; b. g. Pitzhueh, Of ".
fi"p,-el BAnRlng system fer the South. by LIZ
sander Spooprr. OF Mass. Novels of SIR T. B,ffs
' Ner Eyrton. Terribly ia Earnest. ny q fifzhugh
eketcnvs Of Foreign Tray-i. by Carte Elsnchs.
AHerisAn con.merce-its Progress ami Develop
nent. by Tie EdttAF. The Purse and the sword
Slnnncrs OF LHrnpe Journal Of the War-Kntered
Up Daily IN the Confederscy. DeparrmerI OF Com
n n Department. q Internal improvements
department OF Agriculture Derartus MT of In.
Editorial Notes. &c - = = N''
fernis. 50 per anAum.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FoR TIE ERECTION OF ~
III IRON FENCE.
Lttce o. Ia JonsE.tsssoHsf o. las.lt nst.osNts,|
GTpifos If ihs Unt.sG Solo, Z

C1tcs o. !hs Co1sE.tSssoEsr a. EEs.sc hat.ossss,{
CGpifos sf the UntssG Soits,
WASHING roy CRY, Aug 1st top1
SEALED Proposals will be received % this ofrce
until fe1UAb h1gust ". 1872, 40 u on. Tor sae
cree on Of sn IRoN FENCE omuepciag at the
OF PEI DsD lvanis and vt stTs-t wet,
the running Reet along the front OF tn Botanic
Garden, on Peppsy lvania ~ rnua. AMI Ear on 81
3 rect vest the appropriation Of Sl3,'0 VII
carry 10. sa'd fence 20 b. II wrought iron the
.ep pnrfjoo tn Re four feet In height. AMI placed
upcn q stone copias imported Sy = brick base, the
bsse and coping 70 lie three feet siN iuches IN
height; the hole 20 De o. eSted on yso1 = sESa-
:fen Of blI,. stone
TIE proposals mus be hy the tueal foot.
The work must Re completed 81 the middle of
Twenty per cent of the stipulstea price viii b
rstained as scnrty for the CONS lotion ~ the ors
until II finished and acrepiet hy the architect OF
the Capitol Extension. who will sCperintead l.
Drawings and spec fc ati"as may he seen AZ sac
once Of the superntepaent Of The BotaIi. 6aroea.
The bids will be opened at this Office at no,n On
' - B. B. FRENCH.
ausl2t Coumissi.rer of Public EuiloiGEs.