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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-06-15
FRIDAY. June Sth, 1866.


Mr. Mehanc Introduced q resolution to
adjourn sine lio Oil Tuesday, the 10Th
inst at Z o'clock. Laid over under the
rules.
Mr.. Patterson, an ordinance to provide
a mode by which tho just debts Of the
State may be asccrtaincd.
MIR. Grissom, an ordinance to change
the Jurisdiction OF the Court and the rnlcs
OF pleading therein.
Mr. Caldwell of Burke, for the minority
Of committee, reported tavorably to pass
age OF an ordinance prohibiting the Gen
eral Assembly from conierring office upon
members Of that body.
On motion an ordnance for the relief
Of the voting population of Rutherford
and Polk, was taken up, when
After Il few explanatory remarks by
Mr. Logan, the ordinance passed its seve-
raj readings.
Mr. Grissom from select committee re-
ported an ordinance authorizing the ex-
change Of registered bonds tor certain
causes.
All ordinance to repeal section II Of an
act concerning negroes, persons OF color
or ct mixed blood, with substitute report
cd 10y committee, was taken up.
was accepted. 81 -S
The ordinance was amended and passed
its several readings. ha4 t..f
THE SPECIAL ORDER @
Bong the consideration O, art ", sec.
3, judicial Department Of the revised Con
stitution, as amended by limiting the
number OF justices to three. Sections 2
and 3 were passed. t's.41s 9s1 81 s.1'', .'@s
Section 5 and passed.. "es s5f =
For section z Mclvor offered the ma
jority report from the committee on magls
tIate. q eEaS r tsf 04 4p
| Mr.. Ellis OF Catawba offered minority
report. 4 fba Sd @
| Mr.. Furches offered an ordinance, the
minority report being Withdrawn.
! MI. Gfissom offered ali amendment L
the majority report.
A debate ensued, which consumed ths
lbalance oi the session.
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TIE
VI E'S TERN SENTINEL

GERMS of ptiOsa.- .--"THE WESTERN
SENTINEL is published every Friday morning, arc
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advance; TWO DOLLARS and HALF after six months
nv THREE DOLLARS after the close of the subscrip
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end paying the cash in advance, the paper will be
furnished one year, gratis.
Ternls of Advertising ian the Sentinel.
Our regular rates of advertising as follows :
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Favl subsequent insertNn, 70
,,r one square three months, %
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49, Liberal deductions in favor of regular adj
ycrseI5
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ores in proporton
ray- Postlnasters required hy law to notify
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oices-and those Telling to do SO become respon~
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office on Vest Street, teloso the ii. 3. Church
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-06-15
THURSDAY, June 7th, 1866.


Mr.. Caldwell of Burke, from the cons
mittee on State amnesty, reported sab
stitute tor an ordinance in relation to that
subject referred to said committee.
Mr.. Wilson, from the committee on
the stay law, reported an ordinance to
amend al act passed by the late General
Assembly commonly called the stay
law.
Discussion arising upon the ordinance
as reported, it was recommitted, when
Mr. Grissom asked and obtained leave
to be discharged from the committee,
Mr. M c1vor resolution as follows:
Keso!veG, That the Honorable 3. f.
Moore, Bedford Brown, Lewis Thompson,
Nathaniel Boyden and Alfred Dockery
be appointed to wait upon the President
Of the United States, and inform him that
Carolina, called together under his author
ity, is about to close the labors tor which
it WIS convened, and to give to him the
highest assurances Of the confidence OF
the people OF tins State in his adminBtru-
ion, OF their gratitude for his magnanini
ty, and Of their determination to look to
the Union O. the States under the Ccnsti
tution as the only hope Of safety and of
freedom and that they confer with him
as to any further action by this Conven.
tiolr.
The resolutions were made special or
der tor TO- morrow at two O'Clock.
The resolution providing for afternoon
session was rcscindcd by the passage Of
another appointing daily session from 8
A. AI to 3 T. M. The Constitution will
be considered taily from to 2 until per
tected.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-06-15

uoG CHoLERA.--The Lynchhuf3, Nea0e
saws: The fatality OF cholera amongst the
hogs, in various sections around us, is be-
comng alarming. particularly 10 those
who are addicted to the use OF bacon. We
hear Of numbers of gentlemen, especially
in Amherst, who 2 or 3 weeks since had
from 20 to Is hogs, who now have not ona.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-06-15

An ortlinancc to incorporate the Ocean
ic Hook ard Ladder Conpauy of the
town Of Beaufort passed its third read
ing. ,6s,,l< <l54..,a Yesx s.sHsss..g .t.s...
;. An. ordinance to amend the act of the
General Assembly entitled Revenue pass
ed third reading.
An ordinance to define the rights OF
citizens III the navigablc waters Of the
State, was read and reco.nnlitted
An ordinance TO give free passage to the
fish in the unnavigabie waters Of North
Carolina, was referred to the same com
mittee as the preceding ordinance.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-06-15

ANo11,Es Court MAEr1AL. "A general
court martial has been ordered for the fri
al in Washington Of the North Carolina
Freed mems Bureau officers, and such 9th
er officers as are now under arrest, or a.
gainst whom charges have been made, in
connection with the bureau. 800 81 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25

EDUCATIONAL.

MFRS. CASTLEMAN IS PREPARED ~
Kl reopen her school on Monday, Sept Der
18th, at No. So, south Pitt street, second door
from St. Pours Church. Her school-room IS
large and airy, and situated in central ana
pleasant location. =,
While drawing no invidious comparison win
exandria she feels assured that she can offer sd-
vantages cGualto any in the place. ia ,,oxsn
She appeals especially to the ola AleH"n IAN
drians, as having herself been a former RESIDENT
and the daugbtor Of native AlsxaGdri"n n;
and more especially to the Epi:co 1ydnw OF OF
Episcopal clerggmen, who both fell, with the
harness on in The service Of the e, Gh s3 n :o and
$50 according tc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quar-
TO meet a felt want in the education OF
girls. there will be sewing class, two alter
Moons Of each week, for WHICH an additional
charge of 81 so per month will be made
Miss HARRIET l.. POW ELL, an eARe-
renced and successful teacher will assist in the
English Department. sep l'--o"
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25.
VANISHED HOPES.

The following lines, found written on the
back Of five hundred dollar Confederate note,
are 100 good to be lost:
Eeorcsenting nothing on Gods earth now,
arg naught 10 the water below it,
Is pledge Of the nation that's cead aud gone,
Keep It, dear friend, and show it
Snow it to those who will lend an ear
To the tale this paper can tell,
Of liberty born of the patriots dream,
OF the storm craded nation that tell.
Zoo DOOR to possess the precious ore,
And too much Of stranger to borrow,
Wo issued day promise to pay,
And hoped to redeem on the morrow.
TIE days rolled on, ana weeks became years,
Bul eur Golfers were empty stl:l;
Com was 50 rare that the treasury quakcd
II 4 dollar should drop in the till.
But the faith that was Ia us WAS strong indeed,
AND Cur poverty well discerncd;
md these little checks represented the gay
That our suffering volunteers carHed.
= knew it had hardly value in g3id
Get as gold our soldiers received II;
1t g0zad on CUR eyes with Il promise 10 pay,
And each patriot soldier believed 1t.
But our boys thought little Of price Or pay,
Or bills that were overdue
i e knew if it bought Us bread to-day
Twas the best our poor ccuntry could tip.
Keep tit tcils our history over,
From the birth Of its dream to tue last
HioCest and BORN OF the angel hope,
like the hope Of success it passed
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ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER l3th: i

ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER l"'''; -,
TITO DR.. JOHN r. WOOSTER:-,Ai, . YOU H.
not an inhabtant Of the State OF he
YOU will take notice that on TIL EiT,ni'.,n.yIy
10Th day Of November next ut T. .,.a",, the
Rock county State Of Wisconsin,, oe." Ilii' ;,g.
hours of nine O clock in the morning. "' Morror
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Once .. ~ the
William Quivey, ] shall proceed 20 a,',' Bur
dispositions Of Dr. William QU!vey, A' aa..;,I,nrl
neil and Rufus Sto1kwcIt to be rc':" Il: .,iit in
in my behalf in the trial of cer'" ri. C..;,: d
chanccry, now pending in the CircAiiS Tn,j,'and
Alexandria county, in which an i,!% I,r,:,. The
you are defendant and if from a any t'T mot BE-
taking Ct the said dispositions sio't:t .h~ SANE
completed on that day. the ' al Isv until they
are e. compIeted And you will further 'Sny
tice that on MONDAY, the 18th S Q! ,n' Coar.
next at the Clerk Office Of the ClEru.s ocY the
in the city of Alexandria, Va, pew e.''r in the
hours of nine in the forenoon, and IG 10 T., t.she
afternoon of that day, I shall process rath&.
the depositions of Eliza McCalvev, ana N n
rjne Armstrong to be read in evIdTenGTSI ZINC,
behalf in the same suit. MAh r.. attorne.
by w. Arthur Taylor, ne -N''''
oct 13--law4"
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J. 7 ~ N4'-.I''
SHOOT y Lowe. i. Q. sep l3-laWiw

STIRGINIA, to wit:-ln the County Court O:
Y Fairfax county, October rules. 1866. }. y.
Bardin. administrator Of " Il. Gunne.i. deed,
vs. John +. " ebb aad Charlotte a. Nc32
defendants in chanceTy.
Mem The object Of this suit to attach the
real estate Of the defendant, John T. WEBB, in
the county Of Fair;ax, and subject the same 70
the payment OF debt Of &hc complainant o.
$50 With inscres. thereon from the Zjth Of DE-
cc'nbcr, 1861, due b. two singl" bi"' o.! tar
said defendants
It appearing Dy affidavit filed t1a: the Sai1
defendants are non residents Of this State i /;
ordered that they appear here within one III nth
after due publication hereof, and DO what is ne
ccssary to protect their interests. \ copy t9>t'.
+ D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25
EDUCATIONAL.

D E-OPENING OF 81 yOhNrS COH-
IL LEGB, ANNAPOLIS, MD:-lhls Inst, mstl-
aIlv endowed bv the Legislature, will open Cd
he 18Th of September next, with an entire re-
organization. 1t is believed that no similar in
stitution offers greater advantages to those
wishing to obtain thorough liberal education,
or to pursue partial course.
These advantages are, in part, the following:
l. Extensive and commodious buildings,
thoroughly repaired and reiurnishcd, capable
Of boarding 1870 students, and of accon'inoda-
ting more than three hundred;all situated in one
and afiiording ample acilitas fora full physical
Development by boating swimming, skating,
and other hcalthiul and useful exercises There
will also be well-turnished gymnasium on the
premises,
2. A full course in The departments of study
usually embraced in Il college curriculum, and,
in addition a very extensive range Of selection
in Special Departments.
g. Special and prominent attention is g ven to
the study OF the history, structure and literature
time of his admission TO College will receive a
systematic and thorough training in the knowl-
edge and correct use OF our mother tongue
/. Unusual facilities arc afforded for the Study
of German, French, Italian and Spanish, with
out extra charge.
). \ special and comprehensive course OF IN
structioa is furnished Tor those who design 70
teach TO all SUCH students tuition Is RENTED
Oh easy conditions
6. An extensive course Of instruction IS pro-
yided in Physical Geography, National Andu5-
tries and Resources, Commercial Law, BOOB
Nce,,ing, ard such! other studies as arc required
20 prepare young men 70 enter successfully I'LL"
business and com crc!al pursurS
: \ carefully graded preparatory depart
ineTlt including Classical and English studieSi
taught by the same professors, AS the Collegiate
i)cDnrtrnCnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25
GIULpEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE.
MRS NARY VI. ARCHER,

Having removed to the town Of Culpcper,
and taken large and comm"dl0uS dWclilhS'
has determined IL resume her School, unacr
the above name She will be pleased t. receive
q limited number OF buardcrs IN her family
Having had experience IN the cducatl4n Oh
yOGnr ladies' she feels assured CT beng aD!c u
rive Satisfaction to such us may entru>t their
daughters 20 her care. The services OF Profess
sors cf the Virginia High School, have been sc
cured to assist in giving INSTRUCTIONS IN ancient
and Modern Languages. and mathematics.
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMM hNClN"
SEPTEMBER 20, 1855.
First half session payable in advancci second
payment in February, 1867.
Higher Branches Of Enslsh..''...''.'93}gg 90 90
Elementary " ..'...''..''.. - W. W.
Languages, each ... ................. ~ w
Instruction in Music, for boS!nners... - W
For advanced pupils nj Professors prices.
vocal Music, Mt Professors charges
Board including washing, fuel and lights,
$3.50. a portion received in kind.
REFERENCE Is MADE TO THE FoLLoW1HG
GENTLEMEN:
Rev. Philip Slaughter, Cnipeper county,
Hon. Jeremiah Morton,
Col. \. j. Taiaterro
r. j. Cunningham, esq,
Rev John Cole,
VIM. II Harrison, esq, Amelia county.
DR.. F. l.. D,.anc Richmond
F. l.. Mars shall, esq, FauqHer county,
Kew. George Il Norton, Alexandria.
Col. G. h. Lightfoot, Culpepcr G. II.
For further particulars address
MRS. MARY NJ. ARCHER,
Care Rev John Cole.
sep 1T Culpoper G. H., VI
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BOOTS & SHOES.
BOOTS & SHOES.

DOVlD W DlIVID.
IA KING STREET, Il
CROSS OLD STAND.
The undersigned has leased the new and
handsomely fitted store, No. "a, King street;
Gross old stand where he has opened, and
will keep constantly on hand, an elegant AS
sortmenG Of
BOYS, MISSES. AND
CUILDREN'S BOOTS 81 SHOES.
Of the very best make and latest styles, which
Thankful for the patronage he has heretofore
received, he earnestly solcits a continuance of
the same, and hopes, by strict observance to
his business, to merit the favor of his teilow-clti
aI1 % w. B. WADDEY.
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DOOTS & SHOES AT LUW FII . hh'9.
The undersigned ouldinlorm his friends and
the public that it is his purpose stlil TO keep an
assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES IN al thcli
varieties; and furthermore that hcls determined
TO sell at rs low figures as they can be bought ut
retail south of Nev York He would call attcn-
ton to his presentstock, embracing every ARTICLE
kept in Il tirst-cllss store all OF which he Is dis
posing Of at greatly reduced prices >1,,
aug 2S-tf No 80, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25

EIRESH ARRIVALS.-Wc are this day re-
I ceiving by steamer fresh supply Of Brown
Crushed, Granulatod and Coffee Sugars, Golden
Syrup, Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee, DANA n
tine Candles: also old Cabinet " hi$kcy, French
Brandy and other grades of Liquors. Pure Cider
Vinegar Fresh Teas, to which We invite the At
tention of the city ana country trade, rs we arc
determined to sci! rs low as can be bought else
where for cash The highest price paid for
country produce, Give us 4 call.
J. +. LARklN,
No. 13, north Fairfax street,
oct lift Mansion House Building
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COURT NOTICES.

COURT NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRF1y
L county, June term, 1885, Z. R. Ford -. y
Hamilton Wade; E.. r. Ford & Co. g ss,os -
In chancery. EXTRACT.
The Court doth adjudge, order ana dac,..
that G. Il. Blincoe, one OF the COMMISSIONS:
of this Court take an account Of the liens nr,,
the tract Of land in the bill mentonc,! ;n.ntHE oN
with their several priortics, ana that he rl+..
the same to the next term Of the Court with ay
matter he may deem pertinent, or that r;ha~!
the PARTIES may require to have specially 60. "
and that due notice Of the time and D!sc,. at
ing said account be published once IL wei, '. IN
fourwccks in the Alexandria G.zette n,,.
testc. WIN. B. COOLING, Cicr,i5
COMMISSIONED OFFICE
FAIRFAX Court HOUSE Sept. "a I2:a
All parties Interested in the above decree -. ,
take notice that l have fixed upon TUE>;1
October %, 1865, Al my Office, at Fairfax { :;
ne the time and piace for executing said d..,'
GEORGE H. BLlNCyH
Commissioner in Ch%nar,,.
oct 1--lAwiw Circuit Court Fair:,r'1:.
VIRGINIA. to wit In the C:rcuit C,--,--E
Y Fairfax county, October rates. l3;; Ir,,ot.
FolIin complainant against John '.izl., .HG
-, his Children By his InN-:i.! %:,J W.,
tida Nol!n, the heirs OF Edward F..lin ,,,,;~,
Follin Nathan f3im )n>@H Aid R:b-,,. H.
wife, William foiiia and others. 4 l., ..;..-t.
" Mem The rbi"rt 81 2his suit 5 {, ,,..;.
lle..rca for the ~. O.. :: .r,l:. ~ :a.H j.. -"
county Of FAirt:,: in Ii: bill ;i:u.iJnI, , J
fora distribution d the proceed: t. .at.,sc,,.
titled.
zIc an his ciiirra' by HI 'nEFsi"4" ws:a }..
t.ll:, o:li,:, ,'!,p arc unKHown u n. ls:,t:,1.
..,l ,i,,. h,.r..,,r' +, l,g,.H +: lin gin, =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-25

CHARLES +. Pc WELLS
! SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The subscriber will reopen his school for boys
on Wednesday, the 18th Of September ne2t,
at his residence on The Garner Of Washington
and Duke streets, Alexandria, Flrglnia;-
Having had more than ten years cXacricncc, he
il prepared TO give to those entrusted to his care
a thorough course Of instruction in the English
branches Greek, Latin aud Mathematics For
those who desire tC study French, a competcn;
teacher vi i be provided.
Terms, per quarter Of 10 wccis-payHbIc in
advance.
For tuition Of advanced clas<c:..".5l2 % to Sl3
Fer tuition Of Junior Class........." 10 UO
Preparatory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
French ana Driving (cs.ch .......... 800
CIAS l.. POWELL, \: NJ,
An loft Principal.
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Dulanv & Bali, p. o. DC flaw

----,,,.I,-T = ,.-,,,,.,. I,--,r.- =.
Y lRHlNlA, to With the county I"XI. %
Fairfax county, October Rules. 1861 New
ma" Burke agains. Hiram B"oWer-lN I@oi
nenl %. - T>. and n,ir
t!In I,;ti,,1 ". Wv tIo - ci35 airi for
l .pt ti ;l S,.o +ba an- Ctn o
~ ~ $3.50 ca, ,,,,',t so; ,1L;r,.
thls Couly' III ?gs. CoII 3I J1 ",..4 ~ tr
tilc s"i''c :? s'ie PaS .i'cis - = J 81, ,I
s"'u pintnt: "7a.''Ss nc say .S
sum ol o: It' ~ 'n ;;I "(' ,b ,> ,Lo Je.ni
t"pPcaFlh5 ny a!AI" w A!G1 'IH: ';'' r.rsi
ant 5 not feSu?It ol Li's otiG :: l. o ,
inat hc IPp'" WITH ON =, ,r,-
'ecU hlS INTEREST; :, ,TTr..0y lrarl,
r. d. hlOhAHD'soI ~ i I,I%
. Moore, l. =: o. ! ~ -
~ F.;riI 20, nnn =" - 0ctnhc Wv. rNIo: ISL l. H.
Enrd 6. 70 - Inr'r Snt+,r and " r. DUl#-
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JACOBS BARBER SHOP
u ,REOPENED AT THE OLD STAND,
no. 66, PRINCE SIREhl,
The subscriber has fitted up neatly and taste
fully. and with all the modern improvements
his BARBER SHOP, ut the old stand No ~,
Prince street, near the corner Of Fairfax, where
he is prepared to serve his old customers and
the public generally, in the most approved
style Of his lrt.
Shaving, Hair Cutting and Dressing, and
Shampooning done in the best method.
An invitation is extended all to call.
oc 20 If HARRISON JACOBS.
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LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER.

7 UMP PLASTER!
IL LUMP PLASTER!
LUMP PLASTER!!!
70 arrive per schrS. ''Norah," Emma ID.
Endcott, and brig Annie batchciier." cnrgoes
SOFT LUMP WINDSOR 2L AoIEk. Tor sale
by ". a. SlOOI,
aug 2S-tf No. 3, King street.
The national Republican., 1866-10-17

and again handed over the bat 10 the Nationals,
having made but one run which made the SCORE
stand nine TO nine. Emboidsnsd and exhiIarated
by their good luok the Natiouals on the third In.
ming, played splendidly, making . run Of seven.
Daring this inning Parker sent rsd.hot messenger
to Cofe, tbs pitcher Of the Ksystonss striking him
on the thigh, and disabling him for some minutes.
A small quantity Of spauldings Prepared Glue"
soon relieved him, however, but the accident ne.
oe.sitstsd . change Of pitcher. The feature Of
this inning vas . swim groundsr, BY Parker on
which he made home run. The Keystonss, on
taking the bat, were clevsry put out BY their op-
pouents without making any runs On the fourth
inning the Nationals accomplished the unusual feat
Of nineteen runs. almost every member Of the Ma.
tionals distinguishing himself BY excellent play.
The play Of the Ksystonss on the fourth inning
was also sIoslient, especially the bsttins-thrtssn
runs being made. On the fifth inning Bsrthrong
was olevsrly caught out on "high-aysr." Fox
made clean home run on splendid strike, alto.
gether making total Of six runs. This inning Of
the Keystones was distinguished BY a home run
made BY Cuthbert, making total Of four runs at
the close Of the inning The Nationals again went
to the bat, but darkness coming on, 'time" ".
called BY the umpire. The following is the score
The national Republican., 1866-10-17
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
~ SUBSISTENCE sToRks
CHOICE TEAS, CLOSING OUT sALE) ROCK SALT.
&c,AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
8. ]. soPER 4 CO., AucrIosElss

srB-IsrEScE OFFICE, U SAL
No. 103 wEsr LOMBARD SrlEEr
,,,,,, BALTIMORE, MD, October 10, 1885,
VIII be sold at public auction, u wsrshouse No Z
9rant street Qmmediatsy In the rear Of No i05 West
Lombard street,) At la clock n. on THURSDAY oe.
tober ls 1850, shout three thousand three hundred
follows, F~'..s''H'
BLACK TEAS.
odIoSG "a Aha bali chests; tsbopt se7 pounds) brand
oos d9S soss half chests labout Leis pouads) brand
o9LoSd' cargo mark :" White Eagle
ooLoNa, cargo mark " n. B.Paimsr' '" ''H.1
Lot E, half chest (Gbout ST pouudsA brs.d
ooLONG, cargo mark Levanter''
Lot f-S half chests, (about I4l poundsJ brand TAR
AAsALoW, cargo mark HOguA"
CHoNG, cargo mark " Hotspur !"
Lot H half chests, about 2,8 poupds1 brand EMO
GREEN TEAS.
pJwpsR, cargo Tns; $s !.SRsis "-."A "Hr
Lot k-l half chest, about So pounds,) brand YOUNG
HfsoN, cargo mark 80 II. Palmer -
, A. the same time will be sold about seven thousand
A!:s, !. LOT OF EMPTY BAaRsEs % .ud . LOT OF
CofFRE SACKS, VI
The stores sold because NO longer needed for ssus
by the Government Tvs ss.'
Samples Of each Of the above mentioned varieties OF
packages are In perfect order. The Teas viii be re-
weighed Immediately before delivery
kseh brand VIII be sold separstsly-ons half. chest
VIII ths privilege Of any aumbsr. viii be offered.
rsrm.: Cash IN aoysrnment funds.
-Four days allowed 10 r'nO,: :SE BS,sas.::
Brsvet Lieut.. Col. aud c. g., U. 8. L.,
oeii-td Rrsvet Brig. Gen. Vols,
The national Republican., 1866-10-17
GALE OF NAVY POWDERS,

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. NAVY DEPARrnESr1
- WAsHiSaroS CRY, sept %, lsS6
There viii be sold At public suction, to the
day OF October 1856, at the oiee OF the Inspscor Of
Ordnance, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, Ne. York
about twenty hundred barrels u SOO Of no vdsr
composed Of canaon and mortar powders.
suit purchasers.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds; one half to -
deposited on the Conclusion Of the sale the remain
powders msst be removed fro IN the magazine oh.rviss
they will revert 10 the Govern ment
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages where the powder 10 not In barrels,
az. II. A. wIsk
sszo-u Chief Of Bureau
The national Republican., 1866-10-17

EVERYBODY can afford to have suit Of
clothes at such prices as Hsnning Is selling them
Among his low.priced suits arc the following
Fancy satinet suits, three styles, at 412 each ;
homespun suits, at $l2, $13, and SIS so Per suit
gray. brown, and blue suits, at $l4, SIS, and $I6
per suit. Call and them, at the corner Of eev.
enth street and Maryland avenue. He has but one
price, marked In plain figures. .