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RECOVERY or QUININE STOLEN PROM THE
MEDICAL PCRyEYOR's.-On the Sd OF February
last II was reported at Police Headquarters
mat the building occupied by the Medical
PuryeyOr, corner OF 18th and r streets, had
been bUrglariously entered the previous night
and quinIne and powder Of morphine to the
value lover 81 600 had been stolen. The case
was assigned 10 detectives Nc Dewitt and CIar-
voc, who, assisted by officer Miller. OF the
second Ward, worked upon the case until they
felt justified in arresting VIM. Edmonston
Jas. Jacobaman, and Geo. Sears, alias jersey
alias Howard, all three of whom are part OF
the gang of robbers, some of whom may at
almost any time be found in that part OF the
city south OF Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 18th streets
Yesterday the detectives, acting upon infor-
assisted by Messrs. Smith, Pearee, and West.
independent detectives Of that city, traced the
quinihe to drug store there, and recovered It.
The proprietor of the store was arrested and
held by Justice Hess 10 bail in the sum OF ; 900
Tor further hearing. The recovered property
was brought TO this city. and the case will be
investigated by Superintendent Richards this
morning. Sears, one of the parties arrested
was formerly employed by the Medical Pur-
Neyor, and be thus became familiar with the
ms and outs OF the place. and the habits OF the
watchmen, who, he states, were accustomed TO
take nap about two o'clock in the morning
IL was al this hour that the robbery was COM
mitted- Sears leading his companions, and
poinnng out To them the plumber. AT the pres
rnt price OF quinine the value OF what was re-
covered n about $50.
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MEETING or COAL DEALERs.-Last evening,
4 meeting of the retail coal dealers was held at
the rOOmS of the Board OF Trade 10 take meas
ures 10 protect the trade, At which about SIX
teen firms were represented. Mr.. IL. e.. Stew
art was called TO the chair and J. II. Barker
acted a. secretary.
Dir. w. T.. Brown stated that some action
was necessary in regard TO certain wholesale
dealers interfering with the retail trade. and
he caused to be read a letter stating that an
agent of n wholesale Philadelphia firm had Of
fered 10 sell coal 10 one Of the Departments At
$50.
MI Barker stated that the person referred To
was the agent OF Messrs. Tyler Co, and he
knew that he had made several offers TO sell
coal at reduced prices, but he had understood
that he had withdrawn them subsequently,
Mr.. Miller urged the formation OF perma-
nent OTganlZatiOn for self -protection
1Ir. Wilson asked If the object OF the meeting
was simply to take measures in regard TO one
interloper, and stated that the dealers were in =
luring themselves by soliciting customers Of
ierIng TO undersell their neighbOrs, &c So
common had this practice become that he felt
disgraced IN the business and would have lett
II If he were younger.
Mr.. GuInand said he was opposed to trada
combinations but every trade should take
measure 20 protect Itself. He had heard that
coal had been offered TO the Senate at 3; 50, and
he dio not object TO any citizen OF the United
STATES Offering proposals, but thought the pref
eTenCe should be shown 20 Washingtonians
Mr. GsInand was opposed to the middle
men, AND thought the coal merchants Of this
city should 20 direct 10 the mines TOR their SUM-
plies, and start line OF steamers. He referred
70 the fact that Georgetown mOnopoliZes the
Cumberland coal trade. although the canal
runs 10 this city, the boats being stopped in
George own. The Chesapeake and Potomac
canal VIII he failure in his opinion, because
GeorgetOwn viii not let the boats from Cum
berland come through. II seemed TO him that
we had no redress; that Congress was opposed
10 us simply because we happened to be born
south OF Mason and Dixon's line
Mr.. Gulnand caused TO be read a communi-
IN Ehn rf arrvbr
and said inquiry was made as to the dealer
referred TO. but no one seemed TO know He
expressed hope that all dealers in good stand
ing would form permanent coal exchange
MI. Miller SAID that something should be
done to protect dealers from bad customers,
and he hoped If permanent association was
formed that all having customers who would
not pay would report their names TO the asso-
cation, that the other dealers might not trust
such.
adjourned.
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SALEoF MEDICINES, YETERINARYT TOOLS,
- INSTRUMENTS, &C, AT GIESBURO, ID. G.

QUARTERNAsTER GENERALS 0FFIcK,D
FIRST DIVISION,
- WASHINGTON, ID. C., March ~. 1885,
VIII he sold at public auction, AZ GiesborO ID. =,
under the direction Of Capt. George T. Browning,
A. Y. M, on THURSDAY. March %, 1855, At IL
O'CLOCK a. m. a large quantity OF Medicines, Neter-
mary Tools, Instruments, &c, consisting in part
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1877 r + mER 4; COX Trustees.
NH 10 Saw3w J. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aucts
EXECUToRS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
H ESTATE

EXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
H ESTATE.
On MONDAY, April 2, 1866, in obedience to the
last will of John Bicksler, deceased. we. the
dersigned, will sell public auction, the prem
ises, the tract Of Land formerly eccu pied by the
deceased containing $50 acres wi the reservation
OF one fourth Of an acre, which has been used
graveyard, in Fairfax county, Virginia, about ga
miles from DraipsvIlle. llz from Potomac river
The building consists OF one Log Dwelling, nearly
new, which has very good cellar. There Is also
small Orchard of some 20 trees of select fruit and
six fields making about 100 acres, all of which is
we'll watered. and 30 acres large Oak and other
timber. Also. g acres of Pine. The county road
from Drainsvile to the Potomac passes through
one corner Of the farm. The undersigned, residing
near the premises. will show the property TO any
one so desiring.
will be required i'm hand; the residue in five equal
payments Of one year each, with interest from dsy
of sale. the deferred payments to be scared by q
deed of trust at the expense of the purchaser
The title 10 unqnestionable. Sale TO take place
between ii and 0 clock D. m.
Possession will be given as soon as terms are
complied with. o.
SAMUEL Bookseller,
JOSEPH Bookseller,
NH 26-6t~ Executors
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PROPOSALS INVITED FORTH ERECTION
Il AND REPAIR OF THE PUBLIC HY-
DRAHTS IN GEORGETOWN, DC.

Georgetotrn, D. C., March II, 1856
Proposals will be received at this office until the
expiration OF ten days from this date. to keep the
pubnc Ky dTants of this town in thorough re pair
fer one year from the LIST day of A pril next The
bidder TO state. LIST, the amount per Hydrant in
Guiding the whole number stand ng and dis
hnguishing between the kinds in MSS; I'd, the
amount per Hydrsnt for furnishing and erecting
complete, In running order, such new Hydrants as
may be ordered by the Corporation, specifying the
style OF the Hydrsnt he may PROPOSE substitutes
for such lamp post Hydrants as may bee ONE defec-
tive, or otherwise unfit for use.
Persons disposed TO make proposals, as above
the subject that they may desire on application
to the undersigned
NH II lot HENRY ADDISON Mavor
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JUST hAoEYRRsH SUPPLY OF
CHOeOLArE CREAMS.
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS
NV. BURCHELL.
IT. t, Corner 18th and II streets

ANpALLS SHEEP HUsBANDRY.-Ran-
II daIi's Fine Wool sheep Husbsbdry. Dadd ON
tor Aliens Domestic Animals. yesning,s Cattle
and their diseases. Jennings Sheep, swinsA ana
Poultry Knowlsons Cow ans Ottie Dacs.r
Vssey's Nstural HissoeT Of the or Tribe.
NH Is FRANUk TAYLOR.
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID BE. $50 corner eth and streets north

ID BE. $50 corner eth and d streets north
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON 9TH STREET
BETWEEN 1 STREET AND NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the Goth instant. at 10 clock a. m .
we shall sell. at the residence OF q gentleman de.
Ginning housekeeping, No. $50 9Th street, viz
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs. Rockers, whstpot
bic, Chairs, Lounges, Painted Cottage Setts, Cot.
tage Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Washstands
Ingram carpets, Husk Mattresses Chamber Stoves
Crockery Cook Stoves and Utensils, a lot of Kitch-
en- Requisites, aud many other articles too numer-
to enumerats
NH y GREEN WILLIAMS, Arcts
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EARLY on THE RoAD TO CIIME-I.ast even
ing, officers CoOmes and McColgan arrested
John Williamson and John Kelly, Two boys,
ON the charge OF the larceny of a box OF lew
elers toois from I'D. Berrens, about a week
since, and they We're taken To the station
Kelly gave the name of Rodgers, and siren
uously denied that he had ever been in the
hands OF the police before. The officers. how
ever, recognized him as a boy who some time
since was in Jail on the charge of an assanIt
and battery with intent 10 kill, and he yVas
turned over to the Marshal. Williamson was
committed TO Jail by Justice Walter
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THr MAnukkrSS, Gender ! 2 m. ri viii, b. sold
TO the highest bidder for cash, SATURDAf,
March 81. at II m, for the quarter ending June
moyal. and must be removed daily BY purchaser,
: HENRY LYLES,
m s,aokt Clerk Center Market.
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A PRIVATE SALE-ROUND HOUSE, HO-
"a TEL, situated on the Leesburg Pike, Ia miles
from Alex andrla, AID 21s miles from WASH ngton.
The Hotel is in excellent order and contains te-
LlOl rooms and kitchen. Twenty acres of good land
attached TO same. The property will be sold low
as the proprietor is going North
mh q NAGLE & co. hncfinnaars
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PUBLIC BALE.

"A PUBLIC eALE.
"A 3 Attorney for the owner will sell et pc bile
sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY. April ). &C I,
O'Clock m, IL fair. il the next fair day, sane
hour, 1854 acres Of LAND.
This Land lie not more than IA; or miles from the
railroad station Beltsyille, in Prince George
county, Md. IL in a healthy locality. eooa nsleh-
BILE land. the balance heavily wooded: the tsrn 20
well watered. the soil IL Of good qasna, sna W
renders IL q desirable place Go one doing business
in wash,dgton or Bslii,acre eesans y. sSosy
aid 20 att nd the sale, the owner ~ oetermnea
to sell Mr.. JOHN X. HARRisoS, living near.
VII" s"ov sH EIBY CLARK. Attorney at Lev.
n u-a vo00r IL sEtlssro', Nd.
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NH 7-eo&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS Lila rsu sss,

10y W. l.. WALL a CO, AuctI-neers
ID South corner Of Penn ave AMI 9th Il
LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD At AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFrERN DON, tha .sth to-
slant: st4 O'Clock, We will sell, ia front OF Ia.
premises
Lot {, square 81, on St, between "a and 2tth sta
Lot Z, square - Gath at. bet q and III sts
Lot II, square -, on sd st, bet. g and n sts.
Lot s, squsre 20, on 81, bet. 18th aud 18th ste
Lot s, square 81, on II st, bet. 24th st and n. ".
avenue.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in sin and
twelve months, with interest, secured by dead %
trust.
Convey and stamps at the cost OF the par-
chaser.
Sale to commence at Lot No. 4. on r. street
m2l W. WALL a 90. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
hOOI ION DhbLhN.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO- MORROW.
ilY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucaoassus.
CHANCKRY sALE or VALUABLE PROPER

CHANCKBY sALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
By virtue Of = decree OF the supreme Oour, ofts.
District Of ColuR biA. In ohsnoery. passed in Tn.
cause OF Ball and others a,si sst Dser aud other.
shall proceed 60 sell, At public suction, on EED
sESbAY, the 18th OF march Instant. in front of
tse premises, st O'Clock .. N, Lot No - in
Overs subdivision OF square No sst. ssd Lot X.
OF Balls Subdivision Of Dyers Subdivision OF Ice.
in said Square.
Lot No. Isis situated on Third street wet, Iss
reet north ef street Orth, with front on Third
street OF IS ieet, aud depth Of no feet
Toy fronts on g street north IS feet. and runs
north With the line Of Third street lea feet and IL
tics. aud one hack building
81, lefD,s OF sale, as prescribed by the decree Que
thlfa the purchase mOIey tn be aid in cash, aud
ths residue IN two equal instruments, payable With
interest st six and twelve months The deferred
pay ments To be secured by the Of the purcha-
ser: win an eDdorser approved by the TRUSTEES
~ the purchaser shall fail 60 comply with tn.
terms OF sale within i've days the tru stSa RESERVES
the right 10 resell the risk and o~st Of such de-
iaultins purchaser, on shvertisne such sale thres
tres IN the National lntelligeucer
The above Lott will be sold separately.
RePERT RAIL, Trustee.
ice A
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GALE OF HosPITAb IRJRsoPEERrY AT FEED

SALK OF HOSPITAL PkOPEkTY A FkRD
ERICkSBURG. VA.
WASHINGTON, ID. @. March ., 1885
Will be sold at public auction. in fREDRRICKS-
BURG, Va at the Poet Hospital, on THURSDAY,
the 18th Of March, lsss, at 10 O'Clock .. m q guam
MEDiCINKs, CLOTHING, AND FURNITURE,
No longer required fer the wants of the service.
CHAS. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon u. 3. A., Medical Purveyor.
NH 2s-5t O. W BOTELEK Aucf
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EXTENsIYK sALE OF HORSES, oARRI-
IL AGES, HARNESS, &c, &c, AT
AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, March 9th,
At 10 o clock a m the entire STOCK OF the weu-
known Congress Stables. at Nos. 4o9 and 4O1 IN
street, between ID aud streets, coinprisin ne : 10
most valuable list of Horses, Carriages, Harness,
&c ever offered 20 this community, consisting OF
seyeral pairs Of very fne Matched Horses. Single
driving and Saddle Horses Also, several excel
lent Harm Horses. one superior Brood Mare, full
blood Morgan with Colt by her side, and one tns
Dairy Cow Also, Q large number OF Carriages,
csmprisirE superior Family Carriages. Open Ba-
roucbes Phaetons. Open ard Top Buggies, which
have been built 90 order by the best builders in
the country together with large quantity of SUI
Aee' WRIGHT, oLOoTr q 90.
Washington, March l., 1855. NH lS-dtes
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GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auct

II. n. " II NU.s AuItIOUctTes
ID No. 2c5 Pa sy., corner 10th street.
Sales every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAI MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. OF Furniture,
Dry Goods, Clothing, CrockeTy, boots, Shoes, sc.
ALSO,
Sales EVERY EVENING, at 7 O'Clock, OF zen
ersl assortment Of Merchandise, Watches, No
uons, &C.
Outdoor sales attended to on reasonable terms
ConsignmeDts solicited
N 23-2w NIX WALSH & CO.. Aucts.
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IL 6hEEN a W ILI.IAMS, AtctlOneers.
AUCTION SALE OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT
On MONDAY, 2d day of April next at O'Clock D.
m, shall sell on the premises Lot S. in wiItber-
gers subdivision OF Square AL having "a feet front,
running back 96 feet 10 an alley Is feet wide 'front.'
ing on ~ foot alley, between 9th and 7th streets
west and and Tstreets north.
Terms; One half cash; balance in and II months,
secured by a deed Of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
$ive DOWN when the property is knocked of.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
NH "a S.Tu,F&ds Auctionsers.
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THURSDAY, March ., at 10 O'Clock, at our
salesrooms, we will sell 40 dozen Claret Wine, S
barrels Gibson SONS Old Cabinet Whisky. bar
rels Old Rye Whisky, barrels Tomato Catsup, 40
denilohns and kegs of Re, Bourbon, and Moson-
gshela whisky. Port aud Sherry Wines; also other
wines and Liquors in Wood and Glass: also, a lot
Of Groceries, Consisting Of Breoms Pals starch
soap Candles, Salt, Coffee. &c &C
IL NAGLE & CO, Aucts
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by J. c. MCGUIRE CO., AucuOnsers.
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auoaonesr.-

FIRsT-CLAss BUILDING LOT ON sFCOND
STREET WEST. BETWEEN + AND h SrS
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. the 23ih instant, 1T half past
i've clock u m or Immediately after the sale adj
yertised by Robert Bali, trustee, shall sell. in
front Of the premises, Lot No. "A. IN square SIS,
having "A feet 81 inches front by ~ feet deep with
fine alley. making il q handsome building site
Terms: One half cash; balance in 81 Z and tvslv
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
$50 down when sold
All conyeysnciRs and revenue stamps At the cost
of the purchaser.
MAD GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WINDOW SHADEs-The largest a.soxtment
w In the District, at the lowest remun6r All ve
prices. at hARKRITER's,
No. ass 7th strSst
N@Sw : doors sksys Odd FepSWs' Han.
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Maggie Co. will give their personal attention 70
the sails of Real tate and Household Furniture at
the residence Of amilies declining housekeeping
Also, Il the So OF stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
Shandlse OF every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness &c. dec l.iy
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t;0R SALE-seyenty acres of fine level FARM
Il ING LAND, near Fort stanton, and within
= OF mile Of the Navy Yard Bridge; well
fenced. with 200 bearing fruit trees, VIII be sold
at a bargain. JAMES 4. FITCH,
Real Estate Agent, ID Federal Block.
NH 26-3t' opposite Post Office
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BUILDERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS'
HARDWAR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

CONSISTING OF
STORE, DOOR and other LOCKS, Of all kinds
STRAP, T and BUTT HINGES.
DOOR and SHUTTER ROLTs.
MILL and HANDSAW FILES,
RIP, PANNEL ard TENON SAWS.
SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TACBs.
HAND AXES ard HATrHFTs.
COLLINS & HATCH's AXES.
TRACE CHAINS, COLLARS ard HAMEs
BLIND BRIDES ard PI Ow LINES.
SASH CORD and WINDOW GLASS.
SEWING and PEGGING AVIS
BLACKSMITH sLEDGRs & HAND HAWsEBs.
COPPER RTVETS and BURRS
CEDAR and BRASS FAUCETs-alI sizes.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS and SCISSORS.
WHITEHEAD & CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED and RAW LINsFFD OIL and PtTTY
LIME. CEMENT PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR
GARDEN WHEELBARR0Ws,
SPADES. sHOVELS and RAKEs.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING TONGs.
WALL PAPERS and B0RDERs-pew patterns
All of which will be sold at the very lowest
market rates.
JAMES WcVAY,
mar2I Third Street, opposite the Bank.
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Goufational, Nf.
YOUNG LADIES'
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
READVILLA SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE. La. ......


THrs INSTITUTION is now thoroughly organized
and in successful operation With steady increas,
of pupils. Its primary design is TO prepare Young
| Ladies for the varied walks of life, and at the
| same time to furnish them genial home and
meet the wants of parental solicitude In other
words, il is intended to be
A Family School Of the Highest Order.
The instruction is adapted to the age. capacity
attainments, peculiarites and designed vocation
of the pupils. Individual wants are met. Pupils
are not improperly classified for the sake of dimn.
tshing the labor of the teachers. Th0rouQh7aess
and accuracy is the basis of all good scholarship,
and therefore is strictly enforced. The ohiect 10
so to eIucidate every lesson to clear up all diff
cuties dispel all vagueness of idea and cause the
pupil to feel that she is making progress The
Principal, also is engaged in teaching, and every.
thing connected with thu Educational Depart.
ment, is under her personal and constant super.
vision.
The discipline is mild and parental, relying
chiefly upon personal influence and example,
moral suasion more or less pointed, and monthly
reports to parents or guardians.
The Boarding Department is under the imme
date supervision of Mrs. NJ. J. MoKTErTH-a lady
admirably qualified for the situation who will, at
all times use her utmost endeavors TO render the
home of those placed under her charge second
on'y to the one they have lett-and in all things
to make them happy and contented. ..
TERMS:
Board. with furnished rooms, and tuition in
the English branches $40 per mouth--sl20 in ad.
vance.
Day scholars, IS per mouth.
Ancient ana Modern Ianguages S8 per month
Music, with use of instruments, vs. per month
Or amental branches, at Instructors prices.
Books, Music and Stationery cash, at Sta.
toner's charges.
Pupils will furnish themselves with sheets. tow.
els and table napkins.
The next session will commence on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For further information in reference to the In
stitution, address
MRS. BELLE W. SMITH,
Principal,
june2S Box No. 2OT, Baton Rouge, La.
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ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
New YoRr, August 1.

The following letter from Gov. Brown,
of Georgia, is printed in the World:
ATLANTA. Ga, July 25, 1865.
DEAR SrR-I am satisfied it would ba
better for all who have occupied the posi-
ton I did. to remain at homo for tho
present, and send others who have been
regarded more conservative and better
Union men. -. g.
7 think it would be moro acceptable TO
the peor le of the South, and therefore the
best policy. feel conscious that I and
others who have occupied prominent po-
stions are now as trivial to tho Govern
ment as any other citizens. but this is not
the general opinion North. Entertaining
these views I shall not consent to be a
delegate. but shall heartily support the
movement and the delegates appointed.
AS ever, your friend
JOSEPH E. BROWN.
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PAINTS! PAINTs!! PAINTS
OILS! OlLSs OILS.!!


TUST RECEIVED
RAW LINsEED OIL.
BOILED LINSEED OIL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
NEATsFOOT OIL.
BEST UNCHANGEABLE GREEN IN OIL.
BEsT DARK CHROME :.
BEST EXTRA LIGHT CHROME YELLOW.
BEST PARIS GREEN.
BEST AMERICAN vERMTLLTON.
NO. | VENETIAN RED, DRY IN OIL.
PERMANENT BLACK
PRUSSIAN BLUE
VANDYKE BROWN
BURNT SIENNA.
RAW SIENNA.
BURNT UMRER.
RAW UMRER.
PUTTY IN BLADDERs.
WHITING, FREN II ZINC IN OIL.
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD.
PATENT DRYERS. ETC For sale hy
apr28 JULIUS g. BOGEL.
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NO. 70.
Ihe Gazette 4 Gn&net
The Philadelphia Convention.
LETTERS FROM Alex n. STEPHENS AND
JOS. 4. BROWN, OF GEORGIA.
70 the Editors of tine National IDtsllissnesr:

TO the FuIt0FR OF the NaTioDai IOteIIigene6f: =
GENTLFHEN-I ask a place in your col
nmna for the enclosed letter to me from
The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens. In
committing it to the press arm taking
questionable liberty with him. for the let
ter is marked private. But, in the present
circumstances of the country. / think il 40
desirable that the people should know the
real temper OF the South that feel justi-
fed in publishing this letter from one
who's at the outbreak of the war, was the
representative man of the Union party Of
the South. and is the recognized exponent
of the Southern sentiment at this moment.
President Lincoln had great confidence
in MIR. Stephens. He told me repeatedly
that he had offered him q seat in the
Cabinet, and he retained great regard for
him to the last. JT ,Tt5
Vnrpc raa1anffu1lu
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ENAMoRED WRITING MASTER TO
A YoUNG LADY PUPIL.--I can teach
you nothing; your hand is very
desirable one. and your I's (eyes)
are the most beautiful ] ever saws
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-25
HORSES FOR SALEi

One Span Of Gray HorSes-one Of
then, 9 and the other 10 gears old one
1 year old mare ; ttco gear old mares
t'co 2 gear old colts one yearljng
colt one sucking COLI, and one mare,
calculated far saddle or harness, and
cannot be beat in tie county.
The above stock is to be sold on the pre-
misses within two weeks, at private sale, and
if not sold by that time will be sold to the
highest bidder at public outcry.
oct 25, 2t. AMOS FOX,
Fox tp., Elk county.