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GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRIOTU616, %
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam. no Msrouy.
Only Ten Pills 10 Be 1atss . ESea Csre.
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o1iss in from two % four s.y., ana recent case.
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IL o6efsd the public - . positive cure
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sssibJ s1Drese. Piios Sl.H Iss bottle.
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L. in C. esssa Of By 5nii: used In connection With the
.dssd sy phlHe,sn: and 1ssisSs: The, .sr. o:.d
WHAT rnr fgsssOss Fss's sssEbfIE.r sAH Fl TIE sAnAs
hssrJS.L fosI S.,s gs1:noFs
Tor vsnsrsi ai.:s:ss in q. most cusso@.ry % form.
that have used then Nth Judgment, discrsiisn
their es%p..ision have the fullest &c. is
fnsls ,hSo. ..,os on n use snem sxsA.ds
i''''on'o' '''n 'HSsfE'fEbED Q. BOWERS.
"AssistaDt Surgeon. san. 2. Vols
sold ey 9: Q. 10RD, e.rnss lith sszs.s ana Penn.
pfssosD CO.. CO.. ? PhiI.d.i,Si.s SSs s'n'e''au .Iau
STRAWBERRY PLAsTsi
sTRAwBERRY PLANrsii
The f.IIosins celebrated varieties for sale In lot.
jucGNDA Oh KNOX; 700,
WILSON'S ALBASY. r., a.
PEABODY SRE0LIHG
Tki0MPHE De GAUD
BARTROLDW 3 CD = =
Agricultural Warehouse and eed Store
3ss 18th strset. below Psnn'A ave
se 20 eo?w Washington D. n
I A NIAisH DE SAINT TLOUR; IA PsrTru
IL D an AD, Le nafson de Penar van: n sdem M
selle de Ia seig iere; lee Ds'Rts DO Fee; Lea Pc
tits Qisesnz; BE Bstaille de DANES; Ls Poudrs
s1 NCK TAYL0R.
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The Coal Trade.

Within sever al years the anthracite coal trade
has Bof been more depressed than it Is at
prv,nt Quite q NUMBER OF operators have
stopped woYk, and others have restricted busi-
ness and expenses as far as possible, and retain
working control Of their mines in ease OF a
revival Of trade late in the season. or this,
however. the prospect Is not ncouraSIng The
tonnage from the Schuylkill region Continues
all low ngure. The Reading Raiiroad bro uRht
down "a 296 tons, against 6i,116 tons the pre
yiope week, and the canal 27,3O6 tons, against
q % tons the previous week-net increase by
tn. two works for the week, 2,4Is tons
Tie great clog in the trade il want OF de-
mand for coal, ard yet the amount piled at the
depots Is not near so large as Ii has sometime es
oeeh, tnougn the tonnage for the season tn 8
iar ID something over nine and half millions
OF tons, being an in crease Of over three millions
Scrs nton coal last Wedn esday, showing a de-
cline on prices realized the month before, has
further depressed the market. At present
wages at the mines, there must be less produc.
ton or an advance Of the price of00al equal to
any increased toll charges. A reduction of
wages would be resisted by the miners and Ia
oorere. but rather than the entire stopping of
work they may possibly yield.
The carrying companies will, probably, by
1ncre ased charges, make up their loss Of tom
mage, and 80, In limited production, bridge
over the time until the demand catches up
with the supply. The carrying companies, Il
does not seem to us, will be materially affected.
but the coal operators and the coal trade no ",
and for some time yet, must suffer severely.
A couple hundred boats are lying at the
wharves waiting for loading. This bears very
hard upon the eoatmen, who are compelled to
keep up their teams while lying idle, with
frelghts that are not moro than remunerative
with constant employment. The retail trade
is dull. though prices rule nearly steady
PktlddeIphid LEDGER 7
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STOVES, &c.
STOVES. ' STOVES.

Il. II. BOUleI liz. X
336 street, between Thirteenth aad Fourteenth,
near the National Theatre, Washing ton, d. O.
MAsUFAc1uRBRs AND DEALKRsIN
STOVES, PARLOR, COOK AMP C1AMBnR
STOVES. FURNACES. RANGES, &C.
Also. Sexton Bibb's Parlor Heaters. to heat
two or more Bnomp; Tin. sheet iron and Japsn.
ned Ware; Kitchen and House FURNISHING Goods
Of all kinds ~
All u which We will sell at reduced prices.
Roofing. epoutipg or Guttering and eli kinds OF
JobbiDs prOmptly attended to. -
De Aim BOUIS A 90
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STEAMBOAT LINES
LOB TIE EAsTERH SHORE.

wffs.iH 1hs isHrss :t.qnsh And esnrsodiou' Steamer
kaos ka IA ARP PIE. Leave: her D,ss ospo;i.: Ef
iSetn Barre and Es Lee ,trsss, 'fs
m pa Elg4oN TagSsP4TN PofNT N,Pd
WHARE CABIN CREEK, MEDpRDS
Returning from "THE sHORE,n she leaves
LioydS Lending :: ! ?. m, Oambridge at 50 ..
m, and 1aston Point at .. N ,(touching at the
intsT%sSi.te int landinsJ On Mondays, Wednes lays,
She has hne state rooms, And ell other passenger
accommodations. equal TO those Of any other
steamer on chesapeake Bay. Sc 5.n
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vAIUABL. IMPROVED pRoPIRrY A.
AUCTION
IL THOS. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES sALBOF Valuable IMPROVED

Auction "
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in Lii
the land records for W wsshington county, in the
District Of Oolumbi:, will SELL at public auctisn
to the highest bidder. for cash, on TUESDAY,
October the 9Th, at4 O'CLOCK p m. all shat part Of
Lot No 8. In old Geergetown. fronting about "a
gress street, and running back about lis feet
inches to an alley.
The improvements consists of large three story
Frame Houae and back buildings occupied lately
by Mrs. Rodier.
Convey ancipg and STAN ps at the cost of the mr.
chaser. ORARLGS ABBOTT Trustee
seH THOB. DOWLING Auct
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SCICIDE.-Mr Isaac >. Hough, the propri-
etor Of Houghs wooden factory, in tIis coun-
ty, most worthy and excellent citizen, COM
mitted suicide on Friday last, by cutting bis
throat II appears that he had been sick for
some time, and on the day named, during the
absense from his room, for a few minutes, of
with razor, he deed which resulted in his
almost instant death.-Leesburg Va) Mirror
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ID U B L IC 8 A I

ID L IC 6A II.
By virtue of authority We will expose ct vubHe
sale. on the premises nesr the residence Of u. n.
O'Clock m two parcels 81 Land, equally divided
and contiguous to each other containing llS
seres.
This property 10 situated about dve miles from
the Centre arket Wsshi gton city, Is accessible
by the Anacostis Fridge, contains equal por-
ton OF sIsbie. meadow ard wood is of most excel.
lent arsiity hsh, productive, sdni ably ada pied
thereon II will he sold separately.
Terms of sale :: Que half cash; residu ue 10 twelve
mon hs with interest and approved secnrity.
Title indisputable. NO STEPHEN,
wM.J. HILL,
Attorney 70, T.; nar1sh.
Attorney for Geo. W. Darnail,
BlAden.burg, Md Sept. 81. sc IS cots
A uOTioN SALE or rS0yERNMENr BUILD
Headqxa,ters Depa,innsni Of WasSi.stos.
Q&ce Of CXis5 Orortsrmasts, I
Washtnrtoa ID. c.. October l, 1888
VIII Be sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
under directi.n OF Rtevet MAJOR James Gleason
A. O. on hlDAY. Octnber 8, at n O clock O.
m the filowfpg describtd Frame Buildings ie.
longing TO the Upited States. and situated at the
corner OF l+th Aud c ST. eets aud Ohio avenue, in
this city, viz:
One Stable, a4x94 feet
One btabe, 24xS feet
Que Stable. lox6l feet
Also. ls6 lfneal feet OF Fencing.
Buildings will be sold siusly, and must be re-
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
Brevet Brig. Gent andOhief Qusrsermsster.
oc LAT Depot OF Washin0ton.
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DOTOMA1 ThANsPORTATIO0 LINE.
NOTICE 70 sRIPPIRs.

IL, The Rs:.%s, q axrREss. o.g.. = A. BYTHlR.
exspdria at O.. N EVRRY SAT.
sn.tn SKDAY y for ely mont; Budd Ferry,
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioVdenY 4
.;, Whasf, Lanca:tsr. What ssonst Wharf. oar:
Pfney Point, Point Lookout, and arrfyes A Raiti
more 81 .. N; on Sunday
-, J.B. BRYAN 4 BRO Agents.
ep7-u No. 34s Peuna Syenua
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NJ A41RIOAN AND WAsHtN0rOn ~
rAK BRASS AMI STRIN0 BANDS I'LL
S|f Hesdgusrters-Room "a Iptslitsencsr ~
BSildiLs, 81 Tth st, one sQ1sSe eouth of Pst
U1 for other Stri 2 Bsni,
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RAILROAD LINES.
TBROueH LINE BETWEEN wAsHIreroN
PHILADKLPHIAAR YORK.


L PHILADELPHIA1 1EDEEWS YORK.
Is sa 7a rr
-,.,,. ,..- M.sa,seros, M..eA ., lsss.
,oV p CtoHen ssnisston ssd Hsv York are
foR nX i0Rk. si.ho.t chang. 9, cars. :.
I6s NEW YoRK. changing e., .. phil.a.l.
Lev: daily tszesss Sunday, st I,:,s .. n and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
snG cs5iy . "a ssss q p 'so and HIS
Leave for New Iork and P6iisdelphis ss $50 ,.
sIesIaias car. for New York on s.so p. m. .r.,n
posS sis S.s
+ <: s:a s: I; . ss LEN n. C p n.
for :chsauls % bet.esn wsshinst.,, Baisiasrs,
Wf f.sMiTa. Sss.sr o, Trans ,or..s,sp.
s0k5 k6osTs siass; 1ssas asiis x..sEis:. sis:
BAL1IhoRi Asp OHIO aAILhoAp, 80.
&sssssssE is:sslls
rSD AhR 4al HAIy x1
are now run a. follsws, viz
t..,. s.,,I I0s 1s. SAIII.os. 2. I1Il.o !, ~, :, .
HIS g. m. and ass, and ssC. and SEQ = ~ ana
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave NS aay' except Sunday, st TOO .. m, and
Tos WAY z STATIONS si SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
, JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:l6 and Zoo O. m, and ct 2:IS and x.ss
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave IT Z :0O and 50 o. m, aud 30 D. m No
Trains TO or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave n J:SO Q. m. and 2:<S and 90 D. n,
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at 7:S0 q. m. and 2:S5 and 500 p. m.
FOB ALL PARTS or THE WEST
Leave daily, except sunday, at 7:sO .. m, and
On Sunday st SEQ ,. m. only. connecting at Relay
Stanon with trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
,THR0UGH TiCKIrs to the West can b. had At
tne ashfnetou Station Ticket ONCE ct ali hours
IN the Gay; ss we'll = at the efce Of the Bank
ers AID Brokers' Telegraph Line, 81 s Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
For New York. PhiladeI phfe, and Bosten sae
scvert1sement Of Through Line"
W.P. SMITH Master Of TRANSFORMATION
h COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc ~ u GEO. 3. kOONTZ. Agent, Wsshins ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA Ann
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
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AUCTION SALES.
RY ". L. WALL . co., Austsonsers,
- stores 715 snd 311
eouth corner Pc. avenuo and Sth etreoe

A000O80or0s
seush corner %' p. ssenss s ssa ssh street
LEnaE srook oI viLSsr. s stussrLsA ~
dfsik fd5AnRpEHrsss HES sCoTTfAS CfASioTASip ASp
GihikaI.VH nAE!hLA ...a xEb cGoSA HAT.
fSfspzsH' nSSsfss, n saPAl"s9s assdSss CON.
psnelns e. 70 O'Clock, vs viii SELL At eur Auetioa
Sesn sss S.iss ssS S:s. ssf
sSss ,.ds ,IspSfstSn and y.rfsnted Per,sct being
.nI,oIsy sold ss sisss the isrtn.rsaip, % con- Sss
pieces J. grss.ley ; sons best English Velvet
ISis slsss' ors''ls' Sen es:s EnslisA Brussels.
3 -. 49,. :. velvet ss.ir Carpets,
g :. !eSitiss Stair 0.rSst,. A 0'' 'e'''
= ,sso.., - And ,.' Quarter On 6l.th,s
: '::'' !! :slls s:si e s:;:isss. s:::siss
6 :os e e :S
iSs E Sos. as.1. f.
PIE iot OF nsst cIsss goods ever offered st auction
IN this city, and every lot will bs sold and war
oc5d WI. WALL = co., A.cts.
R4 ". L. WALL s,I.a. Z go; 60; Aos;IsnssTs, :
South corner Pepnsylvsnia avenue and 9th ct.
VALUABLE IMPROVED pRopsRrr AT
OnWEDNEeDAY AFTERNOON, October TO- n
ciock, We will sell, on the premises, valuable
Of SQUARE No. II, fronting IS feet on street.
"a and Sd streets and in rear Of st. Charles
Tne improvements are . comfortable Brick Dwell.
1Dg sosse, two and half stories high, with slate
roof, and In good condition.
Also. Immediately after the above sale, We will
sen the adyoning Lot t being Is feet front by no
ieed ep, and running back to alley.
The terms OF the ssle are: One. third cash; and
the balance in equal installments at six, twelve,
and eighteen months; the deferred ma yments TO be
secured by deed Of trust on the premises Con.
vsysncanG and stamps st the ex pense Of the pur-
We call attention Of buyers to this sale, AZ II
oners lnducehsnt to procure residence 90 near 10
the avenue "
Title perfect.
oc1 INTEL WI. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
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- The fUreral ~ a woman of hid character
IL Bc'toB en- Sunday, WAS distnrh-t nv u col
lection "iIongts, ~ no interrupted the ser, .ces
DIV bo'lhg and sroaDIng. ana wen, 20 such
lsrrths. thai u was fonnd necessary 10 detail
police = guard the coz.
Evening star., 1866-10-05

l. I volume; London Mensch-MnI vel Pr.ci,
fiaus tan. du Uon:rla., ! yoium, tsipsic De CussS-
volume Leipsic De Ciercq, Ct De vaiiat: Gn;,da
frsctf9ue des Con:ulats, l volume; Paris. Mo.
reuil-Msnnel dss Agents Consnlaires, 4 volume;
pirlomstiapes OF Consuiaires. volumes: Paris.
De Gn,syI Dictionnsire du Diplomat ct du Consul,
States 0onsnls. volume; New York. The Gnited
states Consuisr Sy stem and Manual for Con.uis, i
Manual and Practical Gnide,l voinme; London
Do Martsps-Precis des droits ct des foncfisns das
A. ents piplon atiQues et Cousr iaires yolnm...
Psris Ind many other valuable works on the
same subject; on Maritime Law; On the Laws Of
Wsr aud eommerce; aua on ether Or snrhas -
piplomac, and Inteyn ionsl Law. I'm ported trow
Europe By fRANCK TAYLOR sa 'n
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE AOMEH
~ ANS
LYIN0-1H ASYLUM,
fourteeuth street: (sfrcis y corner Of n stre<

This Institution has been established Tor the 70.
pfon Of patients who may be suffering from dis
easts peculiar to their aud for the Admi ssiou
Of .uoh females ss may require the comforts Of the
lyiIa in chamber
The building 10 eituated in the most healthy per-
ton o. the District, surrounded BY its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every ave minutes
in accord anre with the reom required payable in
sdyar cs, THE includes Board, Medicines, Med
ical and SurRicAl attendance.
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BANKERS.

IAY COOKE 4 CO.,
80. BAHKEBs,
-s- FUissniA svsei, oppouts neasrr,.
Buy and sell ct current market rssss, and keep
onstastly on hand, full supply OF Gil
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN-THIRTIBe, AND COMPOUND
IErERIsr EorIs.
Orders for STOCKS. BONDS, &C exscsted, and
osuectisns made on ell seeessibis points.
ssl-n
RARRow CO., 80
BANKERS,
Corner Losisiaas avenue and seventh street,
DEALERs
GovERNHENr sEcURTfrBS
GOLD AND SILVER
nsu AND LAND wARBAHrs.
4 EWIs JOHNSON CO.,,
BAHKERs,
pBALIRs IN ToRBIaN HxoHAHGE,
GOVERNMENT eKCURIfIBs,
sreCKs, BONDS,
GOLD AHD SILVER.
BOUGHT AND eoLB.
First National Bank Of wa.hingtoa.
I'D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke q Co., President,
wA. o. HUNTINGTON, Csshier.
GOvIRNMENT DEPOSITORY
YIHANCIAL AoINr OF THE UNITED
eTATEs,
lsfR street, oyposits ths Treasury DepsnmsHs.
Government Securities With Treasurer United
ZONE kILLIoN DoLLARS-A
We buy and sell ell classes OF GOVERNMENT
&ECURITIESat at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE aad make CDlled,os,
o. ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give csreful
sns prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS aJ BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and TO any other business entrusted TO us.
FULL IEI0RMArI0E in regard 20 GOVERN
NIET LOANS at ail times eheerfully furnisned
WIN. @. HUNTINGTON, Ga shier.
Washington, March 70. ls6s. mn-H
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ROPE, CoRDAGE. kc
PRICES cuRREn1 FURNISHED WEEKLY.

IJIsToBY OF rHx ATTAIN
H Nv Henry n Field, u ID English Trayelers
ehe Italian Bfissnds Il vol Hsrper- Hand Book
Tor Traveiers il Europe and the East- Homrs
without Hand illustrated. Inside. = Chronicle
OF feeces-ion. Felix Holt, the Rsoical. by 9soree
Eliot tsalsl FRAN0K TAYLOR
Evening star., 1866-10-05

An AEPiRATfOS TUAT WAS NOT PR,rsy
woKTEY--A man inquITea at the Post ON -
Erie, y, the her day, for a letter for
.'Enrry HogGSD-" lie was told there was
none Look ere" he replied, little angriIy
'you'v- D lr1smin med n hodd letter for MT name
III ronf con nenre with a hatch, II begins
w.'h = no. Look in he ole that's got the
tC'st-
Evening star., 1866-10-05
w IL sE41tAAaf sE41tAAa n4ssslAZ 4 2 R5EnI5s.' R5n5'
aad WXeHS2AGn T0PH. 80.

gonumsnt. Msds to order on reasonable terms
win keep constS1tiy on hand eAsrERN MAR.
BILE and MARBLE fILlN0
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
e. Penna. eyenpe, bet. lsth and 18th sts. west,
w oehlHgton, ID, o.
Evening star., 1866-10-05

IAMBS GUILD. Dealer in Nsue AVID Seeoad HAND
FErrttnrs. OLD ynInisure Repaired. Rsu1
the canalJ Highest price paid for Second. hand
Furniture. sellvs
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n EDO oTAFF.
eUBGEON IN OHIEr.

J. II THOMPSON, D.,
1sl street. between 10th and 2ist streets
COh6OhTlH0 Phrslt ANS AMI 81 k8EONS
r. JVS DAkNkS, n. D, hsrseon General.
y4s TpSl kiHLEi,M HI, NJ p; qsO,estOxn.
THysip MiiLLE5R p II street. Warrington.
" PJOHNsTUN. n. d wsshine eton
SknATToN TILER, H. p, Georgetown.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos
pital, (of which there are So can be obtained of
the Surgeon in chief at this oioe. 1s4 street or
Of any Of the Medical stat, and Of the Revs. Drs.
Wives and widows sf soldiers desirinG admission
Will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Patients living st distance whs desire to como
TO this Institution for treatment secure private
hospital. a. D. GILLETTE, % D.
.An1vP n...sS.yA
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II r. OO1II1 MOsEs BATHS
H. c65riT0% EzcfS.ks : fSSS.ks
GENERAL commission xERcHANrs
No. 1O9 VRAv1EB sTkEiT,

Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
u9nMen0. my ID II
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LUSATlC = PARaDIsR-A man was ar
rested IN a tomato patch near Milwaukie III
Iuesday.Who i was eating toma oes vorlciousiy
He declared that he vas in Paradise. ana on
intimate tsIIas with the Lord, who had com
mItt~d he hrys OF heaven iuto has hands H.
.nNtsd EasFrTs- by to come into the garden aud
p:- aL- Of The fruit which Adam and Eve hal
Prrpar II for bin. he said he was tIetr hon
Cred gusst- TIE man was insane
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TRIESEMA ar,

L ROTECTED BY RUYAL LETTERS PAT
ent OF England, and occurred BY the seals Of the
College Of Medicine, Vienna - : =. a -
Triesemar No. J., is the enectuAl remedy for Re.
laxsdon, SpeImathorrhosa, and Exhaustion Of
the Sy stem. Triesernar No. 2 has entirely saper
seded the paut cons use of Copasia, CubebS, &c.
Impurities AMI Secondary 81 ymptoms- thus obvi-
ntng Inc nse OF mercury and all other delstsrtous
Each preparation is in the form Of most sgres.
able Lozepge Secured frem the effects OF cli-
mate and chApRss OF stmos phere In tn csse., at
S3 each, or four 53 cases one for 50. ana Ia 4u
ca es. thus saving 90 pi vided in separate do.es
as sdn,insisred By yalpeau Sailam anda, Roux
6c., &c t~-'
wholesale snd retail by Or BARROW, No IIsa
70 b had Also e g: d. SoRD, No. aso psa.'a
avenue, corner llth g, s| -rfnr &c 9-ly
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A WONDERFUL CASE tn. Dead Alir.-
Night before last a child of William Wells re-
siding IN the town of Bethlehem a short dis
lance from tue CITY, died Father suddenly as
ine iamliy supposed, from an attack Of diar-
rbda. 1ca ali appearances the child was dead
and u was accordingly prepared for the grave
ano actually lard IN the coffin. The coffia con-
tanning the BODY was placed IN the front room,
amer having o~rn thus arranged, and the fam
1ly retired The funeral was 10 take place
yesterday During the night, however Mr.
Wells heard noise In the front room and
supposed u was the cat or dog that had got in
there. He went in 10 drive il out Imagine
his surprise TO find the body of the ch lid rurned
ID the colin. He raised U up, and the Ii,,re
thIDs Gp-ntd Its eyes. looked mp. AID CON-
menc' CRYING Life, Animated II!- was there
Ibe ialnsrs hear leap-d with JOY. The mother
again cIaspec der child TO her bosom The
physician was sent for, and the whole neigb
bOrbOod Were soon aoused NourIshmrnts
were acminis;fred, ald the child, YESTERDAY
was doing we'll Singular 20 relate il has NOT
bad any diarrhGa since. and there is every
prospect OF its living This - indeed a singn.
lar case, and eonfounds every body interested
IN It-4Ib0Rv EniTFSrJOcLer
Evening star., 1866-10-05
PROPOSALS,
DROPosALs TOR TLoUR-
srssrsIEscE orrrcr. o 9. A /,

guBssrKscE OFFICE, q e.A,
No. low. LoMsARp srREEr,t
DAirIno1r, In October q, 1876.
eealed ProDosale, in dupfcate will Be received
atthts once until u O'Clock m, on MONDAY
9ct"oer D. 1850, for furnis hing the United States
eubsistepce DvDartment, delivered IN Baltimore.
Nd, With tSe bbh. Three Hundred Barrels, fresh
ground
EXTRA FLOUR
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot 90 Nos. ], and 3, $50 bbls No aSd Is0 bbs
No. ?,l and bids will bs entertained for aay auan.
uty teeo than the whole.
Any part Of the Flour will be subject 10 order
ylthn Ave days after notification Of scoe stance Of
bid: bat the Flour will be held ct the sxDenss oil
the contractor. until .ueh times and IN such ouan-
titles 10 10 may be called for.
S,ds IS eaeA srdde 70 De os sspargs shssfs Of
Barrel to be In good chipping order, fully head
nnto tlss hooped and machine made barrels win
Samples Of the Flour offered muslin al cases be
sent In, but not euclssed With the proDossl.
Inc reual Soyernment inspection wih be made
just before the Flour 10 received. and none will be
with the sample =
heretofore.
Propo.als 70 be endorsed Propo.sls for Flour, !,
and addressed to the undersi gnea, of whom in.
THOMAS WILSON.
brevet Lieut.. Col. apd O. D. q. 8. a.,
a. &C 4J Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22
Letter from UmatiIIa.
UMArILLA, May 10th 1866.


EDITOR MoUNTArSEER The May term of
Court began at nine o'clock, A. NJ, with a
docket of twenty-nine criminal and thirty
two civil causes. Tuesday was wholly occu-
pied in the trial of Daniels, one of the safe
robbers, with the result of conviction.
Wednesday, in the trial of Williams, the
other safe robber. Williams plead his own
cause and conducted the examination of Wit
nesses, evincing a readiness of mind and
tact worthy of one occupying a high stand
ing in life. The result was that he shared
the same fate as did Daniels, and they were,
sentenced TO six years punishment in the
penitentiary.
Thursday was occupied in the trial of AN
derman, charged with the murder of Slough
ton. The case disclosed the commission of
a horrid crime. The widow of Stoughton
recognized the defendant as the person who
came into the honse, and, by authority as
Sheriff, induced Stoughton to go with them.
The defense claimed that Mrs. Stoughton
must have been mistaken, and undertook to
prove an alibi. The defense was so success
full as to acquit the defendant. 1t is proba-
Bile that the citizens Of Umatila county will
not in future favor any such acts of violence.
The Court was held each day until a late
hour each night-on some evenings until
midnight. The large number of causes re-
qulred more speedy disposition of business
than properly should be on the part of the
Court. Eight jury trials have been had and
several causes submitted to the Court.
A construction was had upon Section ca of
the Justices Act. Held-that a plaintiff can
not appeal from q judgment in his favor un-
less the judgment given is more than twenty
dollars less than his claim. Deponant can
not appeal unless the judgment against him
is more than twenty dollars, and, when
claiming Judgment in his favor, he cannot
appeal unless the judgment upon his demand
is more than tweney dollars less than thai
demand.
| The Grand Jury were discharged on Satur
day and at late hour on Saturday the
Court adjourned.