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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

Net for az. 5al 70, a., sine '-PLANTArIoS BIT
rEE~.
Hold tat TO that With Il l,.4
Never be without PLNNrAI.nN S4alzSS in the house.
TbHse J. be araej who hath hi, luaEre, 4cNt-
Thlies .rpsl against Disease Is he tho always hLs
bottle oi PLAST@Itob BIrrEEs in the house
Prevention j. LeiseF hsl cure
PLANrAriON BIrrEgs VAL IE-FsGt and cure DysTer-
,il Vertigo. Reidirhe, HetEU+rH ed all gloomy,
ds,ponJen. and unhappy feelings Eriief % Ave min
utr>.
'.I Ia time O. peace prepare lot war
When Won are wrl feel the hr,t unpleasant mai
cation, Of approaching sickness, take PLANTATION BIT
reE- Thew are sure preventive and cure OF ; o.
sehc and 81 larry deran semeuts jamie od3w
pKlg.gFlr SArIsFAr roRY.ThiS Is the expression Of
.v,rv one aEer a~is Mr.. = a. ALLIES orIds Hair
l;,.tlrer tld Is .UbaI,au HI, or Hair pressing Thy
re- unruusI ted for restoring, ~ s. s1tanS ana oeac''-
fyug the hair, rendering &c SOFT sEs al soS'! ana
n M remain In any desired position quickly
eiugirg the scalp arres,iug the fall and impaf'hE To-
the hsr healthy aud natural color. No LADY tpl,''
il complete N.h0ut them livery Druggist sells them
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7 II. LAlDLEY & CO.,

BANKEEs 4YD REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
CHARLESTON, KASAwEA,
West Virginia,
Buy and sell EXCHANGE, COIN and Southern BANK
NOTES make collections and remit promptly at current
rates OF exchange.
They have on sale valuable bodies Of Farming era
zing and Mineral LANDS.
~ They call the attention Of capitalists TO their
coal LANDS situated for the most part upon the Great
kanawha River, and which they believe wi be worth
within the next ten years I've times the price al which
they held. ldn2O-e2tSdlOt
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REALax

II COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REALsrsZ
~ ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF LOUlSA.-By SY@
virtue uf q decree OF the Circuit Court of Louisa, -A
made on the 10Th day Of September, 1850, in the
ease Of Thompson, Sc., Harris, &c, shall, on
TUESDAY. tho Both day Of January S66, if fair If not,
on the next fair day, offer for sale at public auction, at
Bells Cross Roads, In the county Of Louisa
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
containing, In the aggregate,
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES.
These lie together, aud he sold separately
or otherwise the undersigned being authorized by the
said decree make sale of the whole IL body,
In such portion. may be Thought most advisable by
them. Thi, Land. being almost entirely In wood and
we'll timbercd offers great nducrme nts tn those who
wish TO deal IN lumber well for farming purposes.
The sale will be- made upon u credit Of one, two and
three wears tie purchaser giving bonds wi good per-
sonal security bearing interest from the date and the
title will be- retained additional security until the
last instalmcrt shall have been paid. So much cash
will be- required will be sufficient satisfy the costs
Of TIA" suit. the charge, Of survey and Advertising
This land i portion of the estate of the late WIN.
Mitchell deceased, and the title j. believed to be
questionable. FRANK V. WESTON,
JAMES l.. GORDON,
novel .law8w Commissioners.
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No-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have tAi,

4 NU-FAKTN ENNIIIF NUIIIE.-T Ii't MS
day associated with me Mr. Joseph Petty IOhu, and
the business will in future De- conducted under the sts
Of LEE & PETTYJOHN.
Thankful for the patronage extended To- me Tor H..
last twenty years, solicit a continuance OF h- p
the new concern. a. ). LEE.
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RICHMOND RELIEF AssoCIATIoN-A,.N

DICHMOND RELIEF ASSOCIATION-AN
III APPEAL The directory Of the RICHMOND RE-
LIEF COMMITTEE having appealed 70 the whole eodn-
try behalf Of the poor OF this city, consider that
special application should be made at this time to our
citizens. The demand upon US for RELIEF Is most
urgent, and we request those in our midst VINO nave
the means at their command TO send in their cohttpu-
tons At Let be said that the citizens OF
Richmond appeal to others for aid in relieving their
poor while they are unwilling toeontrbute themselves
for thi, purpose The liberality heretofore displayed
by our citizens in contributing for the relief OF the
rantee Of their willingness contribute to the extent Of
their ability.
Contributions IN money may be forwarded to H. I,
c. BASkERN!tLE Treasurer, and all supplies can De
sent to MARTIN CARnOZA.
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The undersigned have formed a connection Tor tne
sale and purchase of REAL ESTATE, leasing LANDS,
hiring LABOR &c, &c, in the counties Of Charlotte,
Luuenburg, Prince Edward, AppomattoN and Mecklen-
burg. list Of FARMS &c, for sale by us, will be
RENTED application, TO any parties desiring to buy
or lease ia those counties.
REFERgNCEs-Judge Hunter Marshall, Hon. William
Scott William W. Read, william Green, Esqs., Char
lote county Mcssrs. Echols Bell Catlet Stanton;
j. F. McIlwaine x Co., Petersburg; william i. Robins,
ment Read New York city.
Address READ x SMITH,
ianlg-dScSm Charlotte county, Va.
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Attract OF TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES,

In the county of Halifax, south side of Dan river,
twelve miles south of Boston Depot nearly onc-thir
in original forest thirty creek la some fine plant
land we'll adapted to all the staple crops nne orchard
new corn crib two good barns. The whole desirable
farm for profitable cropping. bargain may be had in
this land. Trrms-eiihcr cash or twelve months
credit.
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4 HE,YY HAUL BY EuEGLAE.-A party "i
Shelves ent,red the ,to,c Of WciS'eer " Thompson
on seventh. between Broad and MARSHALL streets
Monday NIGHT and took thtr'lIom articles OF mer-
ch4nIi>. valued 10 abuu. SliJ. The following ar,
tic- are known to have been e,oien tHfye huhGIeI
l.,J irr, ,,i,,lS az bacon: tyo hundred pounds oi
coffee. one dozen bottles of wines a1d wh.SNryS one
box cigars; one box soap; ono hoN ahGIeSt nEe OF
SIX cans of condensed milk; thrce-dud--hnII HolaN
i'm silver. aaI about one dollar n SIu1l h'le~' me
burglars entered hy breaking two ocNS ON 'uc ltoht
donr-,up a pad lock AMI the other stock lOcA.
No ON, sleep, IN the Stnu. The firm. upon whom
the loss ial', heavily. had only recently commenced
h. ,Sincss. Valuable papers belonging 10 them wee
"a t.ered broadcast about their counters. NutWhE
a., ZEN ...rtaineI as ye:. calculated To identify
H. mn, lie, who committed the burglary.
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CHAPTER ~.

A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT 10 the &C, Of visi.
lssa huudrwl aud siHly, chapter two hnndred
aud sevrntS -four. entitled, aU Act 10 lugorpo.
fS,y The Baltimore aud Liberty TURNPIKE Com
paoy.
SEcTioN I. IA 4 enacted ~ fbs CsNrai .is'm.
Sig n Nsrvisai, That The said baltimore aud
Ilbersy Turnpike Company, thail baye fnli pow.
er aud authority 70 borrow or raiss hy loau, q
SUN of money not excceding twenty sbouiaud
dollars, for the pupose ofliquidAliug auy debt OF
debts they may bGve contracted 10 the conslruc-
iiou Of sLsiF said TurnpIte Road, and TO secure
thc paymcui cf the sauis BY mortgage o. pledge
ofsksir aid roAd aud property owned By them,
aud their tolls. VrisilsesaD coFpotaie iIapcbis'
q 10 such manper ~ tbe psesidsns and dirrcioFs
OF sai1 Coanpsuy may desn proper
See. .. Ani u u ensr,st, Tbsttho said Turn
plke Company ebali havu povtr sod autboFi,y
70 ssal aud censey certain lot of iapd sitsaied
\ 10 naitimors county, lying 90 the lire u said
TuFnpiks noad, oo1islulpg cus snd ooequaFts.
acres of land, mors oF lcls, whieo was eon.eyec
70 she sald CUmpmny by Cxihsrlue Cataeh y
! dscd. daisd che sinsfnrntb Dag a Julys eighiesu
hus1E1d ED siEty.lepE and ncoFted y tioss
J,H. T.. nnuahsr .foriy-ons of she iaud rceoF'
books u pAllimofe couny.
Sc. J. Asfts 4 fasNsd That this act thal
taks sasci ton Ihs dsis q iu pAnssgs
Aprii aa.-@ss. Aa slN al4 roi gts tt
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O. A young couple had been married
By a Quaker. and amer the ceremony. hs
remarked TO the husband
" Friend. Thou NJ, nov =, the end cl Thy
troubles"
A fcw weeks after. the young map cane
10 the good minister. boiling over vita
rage (his wife was a regular vixen.
Il thoaght you told ne thal was At the
end OF my tronbiesf"
so did, friend. bu; / did not say whisb
esa.-
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LiFr.-it Is serious thing 10 live. II
is the source Of sn endless existence whose
futare will be- in0uoneed By the prsssut
and the past. IL Il that which mast Be re-
celved and perform its work By ua. To
be CT not 20 be-" is not the qesstion. We
are and must exist forever. II mast thea
be Of momenious consequences 20 ns hew Ws
live
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T Write upon peace u paper vita .
certain Kind Of ink, and the writing VII -
invisible iii brought out hy being held %
the ire. And thns man may have secrsts
written IN HE bosom that can Be read ~
90 oDa till the pouring Of hsry liquid into
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

Said one :. esnslsman of honos" 20 asolh:
er. " II you deaf accept my ehnlisngss I
shall pui yon IN The papen." "so anean.
said che ofher. = bed rather nu ao1en
papers then one eoihn."
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LOCAL LAWS.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

TN accordance with an Act passed by the Leg
II islasurs on the 3tth Of January, ise5, re-.
quiFing that overy Public Locai IsoesI made "
take eject before the 6rst Of June next. sfter
Immediately after its passage be Published once
Ia each Of three successive weeks in all the
newspapers of the respective counties In which
u may operate.
The undersigned, Commissioners Of Balti-
more county, hereby publish the following Lo-
cal Laws for Baltimofc c0untys
JOSHUA y. COcKEY.
DAN'L J. MccArLEY,
JAMES BCTToS.
Commissioners of Baltimore county.
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a. A boy Of twelve. dining ai bic .n-
cle's, made such a good dinner that his
aunt observed Jchany. ycn appear 70
eat WE'LL" Yes aunty." replied tne pr-
chin. Two been praesicing eating Al ~
liEe."
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era why. Hans. you have The nest
fsnlnius cast Of couutenance ! have ever
ussu." 20. yaw," was ths reply. enow
Dc rcason for dat miaemoddsr waf me-
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.xyANrED, AcgNTs-sis ,a $500 Pi

VxTANTED, AGENTs-sIs 10 $500 PER
w MOETH ior Gentlemen, aud go " tsS
for Ladies, everyw hers, " introduce the Com.
tnon sense Fatally sewing Mschiue. improved
aud perfected. II win henn. fell. stitch. quilt,
bind, braid aud cmbroider beautifully. Price
oply go. making sbo elastic lock stitch, and
tally warranted lor three years. We psy the
above wages, OF : cvmmission. from which
twice that amount eau he made. Addr.ss or
call on G. MOWERS a CO.. 0fiae. No. 9SS b.
Tiflh 81. PhIls., Ps. All islisrs aDswersd
prpmptly. With olrculsrs and tsrms.
March 3i.-iu.
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THE underslgped. having bees sppoiuls1
Il MAGISTRATE u the Ninth Eleftop Die
lrlct, win attend - hil huslnsss entrusted tt
his care - hlaSasidsnee ueaE providsnct cheP
- uRIAH CARTER, O..
Jan. is.--am. - N@@
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GILMoUR's HOTEL.
OS rHE ruRoPgAN PLAN,
No. rae W. BALTIMORE sTREET.

I'D. 0ILMoUR, Proprietor.
A LANGE variety " Meats and VegV,sblcs.
"a Including sii fhe delieseies " The eeasep,
ssFved up IN the best style.
particular pains tsksn 10 keep WINES AND
LIQUORS of tbo cboiccst quality.
ROOMS FURNlnIfED OK TffE DAT on
WEEK.
- pieing Recms fsF frivs,s fsEsies.
Nov. LAZY
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n. II. GonsUCH,
Successor to Johu 0orsueh,
Corner IT Gay aud front sts.. baltimore Nd.
rNAlun
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NANDw ARE

Has teceiv,d his spring sud~
sisting in part u NJ yes md forks,
Pocket Knise,. Table ana Tez Sroohs, llcliow
Ware. Wagon Boxes. liorse shoes aud Nsils.
Nail Rods. Csfpcntcfs' Toels. Aass. Locks,
Hinge. screws, B,lfs. Shovels, forks, fieks.
Mattocks. csstan Blister steel, Traev. Halter
nnd Cow Chsius, Counter Scales, fsiety Fuse,
0un Cars.
w0ObcoCK's Flows AND CASTINGS;
Alsa, Sicwart's wedge. pattern AAEs, war.
rantcd. al % which Ls offers wholesale and
retail ~ bic usual low prices.
Iuly tG-tf
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FLOUR or BONE.
JOHN =. REESE a 90.

GfsFsat Aessrt Fsr far sarrn,
= SsaiA ssrssi B-'ft-s-t
NsreL va.
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DIR. L. CoURTARET'S DISINFECTING FLUIDS,
secured by ers Tatent in the United States and
France. Prepared solely by the New York Disinectng
Company, at their Laboratory. Nos. 298 800 and 3O2
HENRY Street, New York; Office, No. AZ CEDAR
Street
DR. COuIaret the celebrated French Chemist in chaPe
Ofits Laboratory is prepared to furnish its DIsINFEoT
ING FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries, urinas, water
closets privles cesspOols, sewers cutters, ships rail-
roads hospitals prisons and public isstitutions of all
kinds slaughter-houses, ofal and at-boinR establish
ments; al kinds OF manures Immensely increasing The
value of the after to every tamer) and wherever poi
ooorzers aneptcs antputrescents and dislntectants
in the scientific meaning OF the words. They remove
noXious gases Ond odoIs by chemical principles
in their places heaHu air; they DEsTRoYERs and
not merely d6SOT6CnS OF poisonous gasesnot njucOus
to utensils in which they used. The attention OF
medical and scientific men is drec ed 10 these disniec
tants Attached tesmOn as in favor of this great
at The Company's office. - -
DELAYAN House ALBANY March 80 1866 TO the
President of the New York Dsinfectng Company
Dear Sr:-It Is oil It is represented 10 be We have
made many trials isnfectans, but consider that
we have found article which surpasses all others
NEW YORK, April 8, l666.-To the President Of the
New York Disinecung Company Dear sh;-We pro-
without exception TO be M best we ave ever
known, Its effect upon every matter is complete and
instantaneous - A SIZE SUN .AstOt hOuse
b. These DisnIectans are used by the gers,
under the direction The Sanitary PO ice OF the Metro
pOlitan Health Department New YORK
eneral and Sole Agents for the United states and the
Canadns. to whom all orders should be addressed .
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in the
United + tates and Canadas 03m
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY A, ls66.-NOTICE is
hereby given that writ of scre facias viii be
issued upon the following claim, at the expiration of
three months nom the date her 1unies the same Is
pai" "''' w. A. SILVER, Attorney-at-Lsw,
No. 81 n. SEVENTH Street
"CI1Y" TO USE OF LANE SCHOFIELD VS..
Franklin Fire Insurance Company. g. p, Decem-
Der 1865. No 28 For paving, s1443 lot NJ H. corner
Spruce by 81 feet inches deep on Twentv-seoond
street. % tJm'
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r. l. A d n e w S
~ FOR THE UNFORTUNATE

I
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted n all for the SPEEDY and PERMA
MINT CURE of all diseases arising from excesses or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION.
Emissions, Genital Physical and Nervous Debility, I'm.
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They used without detection, and never fail to
effect Cure, If used according to instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also Large Boxes, containing -Four Small
Price Three Dollars
From four to six boxes generally required to cure
ordinary cases of Seminal Weakness though benefit
derived from using single box
In Chrome Gases, and particularly when Impotence
or Genital Debi ity with Nervous Prosration has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the most Efcaclous Rejuvenating
ana lnvigOrating Remedy in the word.
A Package Price Five Dollars wi last month, and
Is generaiy sufficient
In xtreme of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be used
TO good advantage
1t gives Strength to the Organs and with the Pills.
will restore them to their normal condition.
A Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on The ERRORS OF YOUTH,
designed Lecture and eau ion to Young Men, sent
tree, Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
of your Druggist, take other but send the money
direct 10
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No. $40 BROADWAY, New York,
And you will receive them by return OF mail postpau
street ~ - 6uS
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NTARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
lNI writ OF sale by the Hon. John Cadwalader, Judge
OF the District Court the United States in and for the
Eastern District OF PennsylYania, TO me directed Will
.cash, at PENNOCK'S MILLS, four miles from Avon
dale Station, Chester County, on WEDNESDAY, lth
Fifty dozen unfinished Combs one Heater, one Steam
Indicator TWO Grinders Steam Table, one Washer
one SHAFT Hangers and Puleys with Betting, two bar
res containing sulphur one barrel Whiting, two bar.
rubber scraps ten dozen Paper Boxes and W5aPPing
Frames with Standards and Spindes one line Of shaft
ings with Betting aud Puleys, two Vises four lSteam
Tables Cutting Machine two hundred Metal fates'
one cake OF Tallow. and one lot Of Husks: /. =. -,
deposit OF ten per cent viii be required 10 DO haue
at the time OF sale on all purchases ,YrN.upp
u, S. Marshal Eastern District pennsylvania
N Bears leave Thirty first and Market streets al
A. NJ.
Philadelphia, June 2I, 1866 q wfm6t
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT sTEAM-TUG.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OBFI9HI, !
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, June 20, 1860
Will be sold at Public Auction, at SHAOhA-
MAXON Street Wharf, Philadelphia, fehna'' ON
SATURDAY, July T. 1866, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ tnS
United States ..,ro1 -
Tonnage 104 695 tons length SoolO ieeti Dreadth'
IS 5.10 feet; depth, 7 7-10 feet. .,..,..., 49,.
The tug is now lying at ShsckanaAon sueet
wharf where she can be examiner.
Terms-Cash, in Government iuhus'
BY order of . ono III CrOSuTAN
Issistsnt 0uartermaster. General s. A.
ooet, HENRY BOWMAN,
-0o'l Brevet Mai. and Assist. Quartermaster.
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And hereby certify that by the books ana records
in this office appears that said parties at the last
annual assessment Of internal revenue in this re-
venue district, to wit, on the -- day OF -, A
ID IS were assessed upon properly and income OF
the following value, viz, The said -- -,
$, the said - -, g -..
Witness my hand - G. IL Assessor. l6 29l4tl
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ICE COMPANIES.

TAsTERN ICE COMPANY.-sEAS0N OF
D. ls66-slts daily go cents per week ~ los saS Ss
lbs daily 81 Is per week Depot no "a yNVSs yVEEn
Street below ThId. IIn9S HSvraS
81 JUN - M 1--1'
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GOVERNMENT SALES

g ALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
~ : S1ABLdESt is,5 FENCING, WHARVES, ETC, Az
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MEDICAL.
VOX POP U LII.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT

NO. ~ SOuth II IhD oJree
Price, s1OO per Bottle $500 for half-adozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheermly
recommendinp the use Of Wright's Tar Symp foI
coughs colds consuu ption, whoopng-cough, spotted
lever, liver complaint pains in the breast bIohchids
ETC. he remedy should be in every family -
Charles q wilson, Forney's Press office.
James Nolen, hQGrer offce
William 4. Corbit, Associated Press.
William II. Carpenter, Fire Alarm and Police T
graph Fifth and Chesnut streets
A Randolph Front and ombard streets.
James w. Perrne No ll29 Charles street.
II. A. Davis No. S23 Gaskll street
John Woodside No 1881 Franklin street.
Robert Thompson, NO. 1908 Walter street,
Geblof No 79l s., second street
John Seymour, No. 6l3 4. Front street
p. w. Howard, No. ] Dock street
II. 9. Bartett No. SI 5. Second street.
l. Rates No. 45 Arch street
Albert Martin, No. Alt 3. Second street.
Mary CALDWELL No. 1882 SAMSON street.
W. Thomas, No 20 y. Fourth street
T. NJ. Csrthy, No. lJ9 Elfreth IS alley.
George Wilson. No. 236 Race street.
W. II. Brooks, No. so North Second street
NJ. j. Hassett, No. ll9 Canal street.
s. Seymour Rose Bustleton.
Chares Rogers, No. Rl South street.
X. y. Weling on, second and Quarry streets
T. +; Thomas, No. l96 South Slxth street
William Barns, No 5l5 South Front street.
John Mnginnis rear Of No 1874 North Second street
Mrs S. X. Choate, Newark, Del.
M William D. Wright.-
SIR I'VE take pleasure in recommending your 1T h
SYRUP tof which we have already sold considerable
Tor the complaints set forth In printed Dill already
submitted 10 the public As gratifying act to suffering
humanity we VIII cheerully recommend yOur prepara
tion to afflicted with diseases which 1t is designed to
''''' DmKs & SON, Druggists
n, f. corner Pine and Sixth streets.
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PROPOSALS
PRoPosALs FOR sTATToNERY
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION
NAVY DRPARTdFsr

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
NAVY DRPARTMEsr
e,, WAsHINGTON june 16 1868 |
sealed Proposals vii DO eceiyed at tins Bnyeau
until II NJ, on SATURDAY, the I4th OF Jn,v'
proxlmo, for the supply OF Comms nc era and Navi
ga ors Stationery at the Navy Yard, New York tor
use on board vessels of the United states Navy ~
frlnteo schedules, giving list of the names and
quantlles OF the articles required will be Furnished
on application either to the Bureau directly or Ia
the Navlgatlon ofhce, NAVY Yard, New York, whore
No proposal will be entertained unless accom-.
panied by evidence that the bidder is a recognized
dealer IN the articles to be supplied, nor unless tho
proposals are complete for ali the artie es in Kind
and quality as stated on the schedule with the
amounts properly extended and footed; and the
Bureau reserves the right TO reject any or ali Of the
Dids which 1t shall not be Tor the interest OF the
Government to accept. ~
Every oher must be accompanied by written
puaInhee 0i ability TO perform contract; and
s91eties IN the full amount will be required 10 sign
the contract. " ''S"
. Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Sta
monery," and addressed to the Chief OF thIs
Bureau. VI '""
o.o THORNTON A. JENKINS,
1oinlot Chief OF Bureau of Navigation.
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JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY q CowDEN's.
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A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say thai
he rs prepared to fill orders end forward the Syrup t
any part of the country. Persons desiring other nor
ma ion by mai will nclose postage stamp and
will be returned soon the exigences OF business
will admit Address - -
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$40 No I'll s. THIRD Street, Phil sdelphia, Pa.