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May
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Ytt1, EG<If 10 F1fnc. syAC
lilo, rc!tls IN :3TG1Ac
kf;t:s.-We-c in l!heral sua7tf, and oTesng ftculy
io,ts Of tuhs 1h.Tr II no inquiry except for homo
tn,.s IN. i,tlua,, and sale. arr MttIa Atow.
ERElr@ AMI SIT:s-Arritn and pcaehc3 wcsc
In LrG.nt supply tos:ay and 3tth no improvement
u Tug rsi,vs t1,e' e. soics yS1!7l.s Sese
lox. t:ra?ts we;s In seca ssq1.st at 1c5;S: TT t.
ric~ s1c arriving more heels. md prices art lower.
EF rs,ts SfJTta*
, 1866-09-06
M.A-RLN Il NEWS.

moi = lhnn ElccrtN.
Tic aLps hrr lr tnrfnp rntcs. From SECOND ltnuls
The ranec wnn!d bc q r higher.
, 1866-09-06
IT3ante1=== Q>nrresponnenrf

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w young gentlemen wish 70 co.sesgnna ,l Tisn n ~
oslinssSl nuuaaer OF Young Iad!ee TltM f!sT = =
sn9Att1!H!ef1st sn.4or s.ue s.. III - N~~ yGII
, 1866-09-06

To 3sent=5tores & Ohces.
TO NENT-Two desk rooms In hey
I mods Block: large store q Canal.st; boarding
1on<e Il Jctirrzon-.t., fo: faEntnre for ralc H. g.
TO TENT-Storc 1T South Clark-st.,
i tte1t, md rooms 1ssi and :lSts south cars-st.-
ffn-r and rooms st}7 Snt1I GlArsf store Att. rooms
i79 and SS1 sontlt Clslk.st. Apply to J. u. NAE
tUAIl- JsHrnl g. al ~ E1ark-st. ys0
, 1866-09-06

LOO 90 !;
buildings Ms ".~
J. Is, In the =.
september, ~
o accept tho s~-E
description Of
The 8ame. ..
ID Board Of E.
be- taken with tha
'trcoer tEsween the
ID .fte value Of mo
, Commissioners OF
lore the Samc G3u
RED. LETT
i. j. ROSE
@. GINDELE
OF Public WORKS.
, 1866-09-06
LaantCn=aNcntS.

I1TANTED-Agent- Chicago or St.
w Fanl stll patent rIt for The = c Of Mn
ne-ota. For particulars send stamp to J. H. WARNER
Nnsnn City. 1nNn. M
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~ RIGtNpL NOTICE. To SAMUEL wosas, Eliza Van
~ ssaa, M~y J. Sysaine. " ~-hs y - wo>as 9 D.
wec6e nary Hyatt AMI C.rulsns wooA Mary Jane
wood. ard 1aas Beam, heirs = iss u Nihsm Noods,
dec~asSd.
You are hereby no isd thas there h nov On die Ia
sAs see Of ~ c@sh 81 IN District cours ~ L- ccun-
inr you p.r,t.on of ito~iss described real es-
tate t~it Pert os Los D. - n he city Of xsokui
Lee CSsssy Iosa. eoa0aneisg Fourth Str~ef, "
from u Main Street thrnce south ~ feet On
ScarA rsssss tASaes sx thence north II feet
ihsnr - sttt tsfA~ pse~ Of besinnnE AIse
a-neins Aaia ssreet frout iise 81 lot T. blcrk -
~ feet ON the Of Main and Fourth garssts
thse essssy along tbe front i~ ssd lot on
Main street ~ fsss tbesee south ssstssy right
gle. e n.iss-ss 10 r.. :. Y. siley shsaes .oaih
-, Aais sys4t y IL place Of b~gnninGs Also bots
TO- n asa n block y lot D. biosk "; ios block
-; Ioss 10 II ssd Y slock 1861 lot 1 block 49, I'll 10
u x.ss q. q. issA Ii. sse.,ur 4 u So
s.r1s, k.ns.s;n Hds S. ?; = =. Hang.
Be. J, ~ hAss' u y. rs. y. 4 s. ". -
In POLK County, Lows. ID. soI,e- wing N Aofsw
ON W. SC. y, +. 70. RAsge a
In Dsll.A Ceaaty, 1sSa, tho 1sihvtag = my
s..l. =. 3 .is: y: &: + s....: Z
e sssals. css.s, i..s. Z u soiIo.ns
\ 4, "a " of's n u Sec q, Tovs Is, Rage
a;n.ha.EA sd - efHEN ..e ., ro.a
the se.sr dessds II - 10 ~ ia realty may b
apart 70 them eaeh IL :svsr.ity tA.t in d
and The proceeds civids1. Uaiss yes appear thefeeu
md d4gend befbre noos Of tbs pecssd DAY nsri
term d odd District Court 70 eomnsses % the ars,
Monday In February 1857 default will b cntsSsd agans
you and judgment and dec b. rendered according u
| the psa3 q Of sid petition.
Rev stamp. 70 css-l Ass'ys fof Pisinsss.
? nov4d
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sJ.s. 90 .~-drsje.ryr.solos s,.sL ,.,d
they were there "svert time" IfAs fslt Aowisy''
In The morning, Asts}k Plantation Bittses; u b
felt weary Il Hight ID took PiaatatiSa Bitter Il
he lacked appetite, wds wssk, langaid o. nsntsllJ
depressed, s. took Ptaatatios Bitter; and they
, ,s f.aSd = # sr 81 =. u quar- and
some may, just rsad tho following:
owe much to ron, for
verify believe tAs Pl4atation Bis..rs have saved
Rs;v. ". Il. WAGNER, Madrid, y"
n s1ns So hAss bssa 5 srS64 suf-
Ar non Dyspepsia, ad MAJ. g. .s . preach.
.~ssfs - ia No ii Spps.ise-
was 20 weak and ens1vated I could hardly walk,
and had perfect dre4d Of society.
Tbs Plantation Bitter have ca me Al right
z &c JAM1S Hen LQWHYJSs Bsuis,s llS"
have cured me Of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distrsssed me for years.
They Act like . 1hasat3 Il aAA
c. C. MOORE, 3s4 Broadway, n. Y"
Mrs. o. NJ. DEVOE, manager Of the Unie-
Home School for So1dikfs' Children, says she "has
given It to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, With the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over . hundred reams
Of such certificates but no advertisement II 90 e.
fective ~ what people themselves say Of good
arti$a1- Oar fortuna and ssf nnhtatisnnb at
stakv. The original. quality md high chkfActer
Of these goods win be sustained under every and
all circumstances. Thsys haye already obtained .
sale in evseys tsWn,S wlhes,a parish and hamlet
among civilised nations. Base imitAtors try to
come - near our name and style ~ they can, and
because good article csnnot be sold ~ low a. :
poor one, they find some support from parties Who
do not care what they SELL Be on your guard
See oar private stamp over The cork. RI
P. II. DRAk1 ! CO., Nov York City.
Saratoga Spriag water, sold by al
Druggists.
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ora 4 aGILLtoN , liars SAvuD
0suthmen 81 had negro nan, worth Sl,Hoe
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over year. had used everything
could hear Of without benefit, until / tried the
Mexican Mustang Linihent- II soon effected 4
permanent cure. j. L. DOWNING,
Montgomery, Ala, June II, lS52.
II taxa pleasure in fefcmthending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent 81 alvalnable and indispensa-
BILE asticis for Sprsns, Sores Scratches, or Galls
on Horses Our men havb used h for Bans, Hrsi.
ses, ssrcs, Rheun atismI &C., and al say II actl
like nagic."s J. W. HEWITT, s
Forsnan for American, Tellsp fargo's and Ham
den's Bxpress. 80
aThs sprain Of my daughters ankle, ccessiosed
whias skating hst winter, was entirvfy cured IN
one week. after she had commenced using youl
celebrated Mustang Linl nent. ED. 6ERLY.S
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l. 1885. sA
II is an admitted fact that the Mexican Nus
tang Liniment performs more cures 10 > saorfsi
time, on man add beast than any article ever dis.
covered. Families, ItsEy-nsn aad planter
should always have il oI hand. Quick and surf
it certainly is. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engrarings, bearing the signature Of g. "
W~thFoek, Chemist, and the pyIrck q. 8. stanF
OF DEHAs BARNES 4 Cd, over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with !
cheap stone plate label. Look efoseiy!
saretega Sprink Water, sold BY 81
Druggists.
L
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AN INDIANA DlvoRcs IrrN. An Indianap-
oils paper says: MIRA D. at shs last term Of
the Common Pleas Court obtained y divorces
from her husband, and eleven days ,hereaf>
ter VAS married to second husband. OAR
ing the present term of court, Mrs., P, the
mother Of the aforesaid lady, also applied
and obtained divorce from her husband.
On the day following, Mr.. s.. ohtsined.a di.
vorce from his wife. and three days thereaf
ter he and the old lady, Mrs. p, we're mar
ried by Justice Sullivan. The old gentleman
first tried to effect . marriage with the daugh.
ter. but failing with her, he fastened to en-.
gage himself to the mother. The nuptiah'
we're only delayed BY the unfortunate facs
that both were married. As soon ~ this
slight difficulty could be removed, they were
united.
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0bt @ate q ut.


sevsaAy &ssSssaskitsA 0wsA ~ Ole
Company.
Thesss, seAAeekne1n AetS tbd whose
Inhabitants barely exceed one hundred thou
sand in number, b6Asts Of steam marine more
numerous, costly aud powerful than thes Of
sM NE Sees ut New AHpanAG 'I0n6 single
company in that metropolis, whose moles ssa
quays sSs oaMtantly thfuagsd Nislr Hebrews.
Greeks, Armeniaas and Americans, owns
1ustrisn Loyd Con-. 5y, I'd VA lod1dsd .
far back as 1888; and some ideA may be
formed Of the variety and extent Of ~ trans
actions. from the fact that It runs twelve re-
sular lines Of steam vessels every month, and
Is at once great marine insurance, and .
financial company, - veil ~ . steamship
company, that il has agents iu every bourse
in the world. sspports esormoas printing and
engraving Offices, publishes three journ-
sis in two different languages. has shipyArds,
boiler shops, arsenals. in . word. . naval oJ1
ganization vast enough to make the Austrian
seaport, where, il located, almost nation
Boston TraAsrSps. Sss Fst
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German forest keeper, eighty two years
old. not wishing to carry TO the grave with
him an important secret. had il published in
Leipsic Journal. a recipe he had used for
fifty years, and which, he says has saved
several men and great many animals from
n horrible death by hydrophobia. The bite
must be bathed as soon as possible with
warm vinegar and water. and, when this has
dried, few drops OF muriatic acid poured
upon the wound viii destroy the poison Of
the saliva and relieve the patient from all
present or future danger e
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A YOUNG lady at Eaton, PEBBLE county,
Ohio, met her death IN singular manner
last week Miss Lucy c. Stephens, while
carrying lamp with glass stem along the
sidewalk n ar her residence struck her foot
against stick Of wood, and fell, breaking
the glass stem close to the bottom of the
lamp, Az she FELL the left side Of her neck
struck sharp projection on the broken stem,
and the carotid artery and jugulsr vein were
both completely severed. The unfortunate
young lady rose and walked short distance,
meeting her father, who attempted to stop
the flow OF blood, bat in vain. She bled to
deaah in a few minutes from the time Of the
accident.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-10

Csss Of 81 viais morocco and book copiets $40
CAse Of - iArks ytais. = msroces. - bapk.- o
Case o. % large walls, plain and book--..-
Case Of Id boxes fnSs. u ~ ard book o
These remedies BY ms single box, are ssst
~ paxs - - csuutsy, - mall or esDssss, ffss o
charge, on rsceipt OF the price. Address
HUMfHREYE SPECIFIC
HO400FlTAlC AkDLC1Nx COAPANT
* oMce and Depot No ~ Broadway, ksv-Yorb.
xW mts BY eysry AediefDs Dealsr. .#BFsF
pr HUMPHREYS y consulted daily ut HIS once "a
sonsns o. BY letter - above for all forms Of disc
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1t keeps the head copl and clean.
Il makes the hair ridh, soff and glossy.
It prevents hair tuF3iAg gray and falling of
1t restores hair upod psematurely bald be ads
This is Just what Lyonfs kaihairon win do 1t
is pretty--it lie cheap-1dnsAAle. 1t lie literally
sold by the carload, snd|ysk ifs almost incredible
demand is daily increAsi3g. snkil there is hardly
country store that does pot kseP y, Or family
that does not use Il.
E. THOMAS lLY0N, Chenist, n. Y.
Sarnfoga GpRf1g water, sold by all
Druggists.
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AQUA IN MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
to bathe the face and person, to render ths skin
soft and fresh, to aiiay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for headache, 10. 1t 10 manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and Is ott1ining
spatronage quite unprecedented. Ills fayorite
With actresses and opers singers. II is sold b. all
dealers, Mt $i.o0 in large bottles, and BY DsnAs
bARnss 4 Co., New York, Wholesale Agents.
oassssga spstlg Watsf. sold y all
Druggists.
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UNTIL lately Jehn G. Breckenridge lived
near the village of Niagara, in Canada, where
the expenses of living are very light The
General occupied neatly furnished house,
sufficient for his family and the entertainment
Of such friends as sought his society, at cost
Of only twelve dollars per month. Other ex-
penses of living we're At the same reasonable
rates. He has since sailed TO Europe, and
in all probability will settle in the South Of
France, or in some locality having similar
climate. He designs placing his two younger
children at school an Switzerland 1t is de-
MED that his friends in the United States have
contributed to his support The money upon
which he has been living since his sojourn in
Canada was few Thousand dollars saved
FROM his salary as Confederate General and
obtained in gold in Cuba
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-10

GEORGE ALFRED TowHsEvp writes of Ros
SIM, the composer +" His face is large, puff
fy, heavy, but full Of good liver's wrinkles
that look like dimples. He wears a black
wig that reduces his age twenty years. This
man, having thrilled civilization with his
numbers, suddenly ceased to sing, and for 3
mans lifetlme he has written no music.
There are rumors current that he has vast
stores of compositions, with which he is to
burst upon the world again; but whether
from an inert nature, adequate success, or
fear to hazard present fame, Rossini ccntin-
ues to be shadow rather than mana
dumb eloquence, golden bowl broken. His
house ct Passy, in the environs Of Paris, Is
beautiful. He is happy, as it seems, and
much beloved" =
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Who would no. BE- beautiful who would NOT
add to their beauty What gives that narhla
purity and diafisgue appearance ve observe spos
tho stage, and in the city belief II 10 no longer
secret, They nss Hasas,s Msgsolia Balm. Its
-costinssd use removes tan, fFeekles. pimples and
rsagAness, ffcm the facs and hands, ald leaves
the eemplexicn smooth, transparent, bloemine and
no material injurious TO- The skin, Any pFuaxist
win 6ra6fi fof ron, II not o. haA4 = - - pae
botth NE HADAH. xley, =. r. clnnisls !
DsnA& 1A1n9sA - Hhelssels aOsnee. \. I.
6axa1sGa s1rtn6 lgaAess seld y -
Druggists. e'
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Heimstreet's inimitabls Hair Coloring 10 not .
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of r.
nor casseie and more or less aestrps tho MANY
and hsassy - the hair. Thisfs ne original Hxir
Coloriag. and has bean growing il favor own
twenty ysara II restores grey hsiF 70 il original
color BY gradual Absorption, Ia . most remafkAbie
mAaner. II IL Also beautiful hair dressing, Sold
in two sises-so cents and $l-by AL dealers,
c. HEIMSTRRRT, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring vvoter, sold byai
Druggists.
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a..as tIIs, xsah' RODS hsva rtgyisa.a. "a INV
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oaa6caeo Advertlso's
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Our stocf embraces 3oolasnples. and We feel aasme
- can compete With any Western HOUSES
AA-CouHfry Merchants are invited TO eramIne on
sfcck sd Nscs- WALTERS, ALLYN co.
Aur II lEH
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= = II
Too MUCH ExHiLEEArED By HIS RIDE
Last night, Lieut. TAFT and ofiicer Leach. of
the Second Ward, arrested Herman Newgr-
ton for riding over pavement. He was locked
up all night. and Tins morning he had hcnr-
ing, when it appeared that friend loaned him
the horse to have few hours recreatioa. He
got somewhat exhilerated by the exercise-or
something else, and persisted In riding upon
the sidewalk, and finally tried to ride into the
bar-room door OF the Hotel Lutz, on 10th street,
near o. When arrested hts nose WINS bleeding
as il on his way to the bar-room that feature
had come In contact with something. Justice
Morsei lined him 80. r.-.-. o.. ~
MARISHs ON ABINDBR.-Lastnight, num-
Der OF marines got into a Tow in res aurant
on the avenue, beer IL n street One of them
who started the row. got pretty well thrashed
for his misconduct and the party left the
house. Sergeant Shield. with officers Wilson
Austin and Raw. OF the Second Ward. got upon
their trail, and arrested Henry Wiley, John
Craggy, Isaac Sewers and Joseph Logan, and
took them TO the Central @ uardhouee Justice
Morseli fined each %. The marines have been
paid off recently, and some Of them are spend
ing their money to disad vantage. ga.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning
Mr. nj Pabst, who res sdes on New Jersey az
enue, between b and O streets north, went a
cunning with his son, youth Of 16 or Il years
of age. The lad discharged his piece, which
bureted. and so lscerated two fingers OF his
right hand as TO make ampu tation of them ne
ccGcary. A surgeon was called to perform the
operation, and one finger was entirely re-
moved, the other was taken off al the second
JOINT. .-.r o. --f = .t .,.f - .r..-.-
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-During the month of
September the Clerk of the Court issued US
marriage licenses, of which 81 were for colored
couples. In August there were 16l issued, %
of which were 10 coiored couples. In Septem-
Der, lS.65, the n umber ran up to 49, .-
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Ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Austioneers.
TRUsrEKs SALE or HOUSE AND LOT ON

BY virtue Of q deed in trust, bearing date on the
4th day OF June, 1859. and recorded in Lfber l.
E, No III, tolie 3 81 the subscriber will sell
at public sale, on thursday, the s0tn day Of Oc-
tober. ls5o, 81 IA O'Clock D. M on the premises,
part Of Lot No. 2. In Square No. zS, fronting IA
feet inches on south @ street. between 18th aud
sfh streets west. by So feet inches Deep with the
impreyements. consisting Of a comfortable two
story Frame Dwelling. house
Terms OF eale: One half cash tof which 800
will be required to be paid the ground . and
balance IN six and twelve months, for bearing
interest from day Of sale. secured BY deed in
trust upon the property. IL the terms Of sale are
not complied with in five days, the property Will
be resold upon one weeks notice, ut the risk and
expense OF the purchaser. All convey sncing and
revenue stamps at the cost % the purchaser.
OHAs. 8 WALLACE. Trustee.
seT-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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DIED,

DONN. OF consumption, on the morning of the
I'd instant MAKGARkT S., wife of John Y Dom
and daughter of the late Henry d. Cooper, ESQ :,
as cd 81 years and IL days. IN. : =
The relatives AMI friends of the family are re-
Quested 90 attend her funeral, from her mother
resieencs. No. 2e3 attn street. to morrow after
EooD, at c1eck, without inrther notice..
baltimore papers please copy.
tCAssIN. On the "a instant, ALOE V. wife
OF oseph r. Cassin, daugHter OF Thomas h and
the lste Jane l. Berry, of Charles county Nd
The funeral will take place from her residence
corner 7th and NJ street on Thursday mornine
4tf instant. at ~ O'Clock. -
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS AuctiOneers.

A,wELL,sELECTED sTook OF GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS, WILLUwWARE, HARDWARE,
BASKETS. BR0OMs AND FIXTURES Ar
PCBLIC AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY,. the Sd day of October next,
alto ocl m, we shall sell at the corner of at
nsIch and 18th street west, Q general assortment
unnecessary 10 enumerate, and 20 which we fnvits
the attention OF dealers TO the above sale, they
will b" sold without reserve.
Terms cash,
&C Id GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GRxKN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOnssrs.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on 9TH STREET
WEST. kErWEEN AND NJ Sis NORTH,
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
On lib TUESDAY,, the 9Th day OF October next NJ
10 o clock o. m. we shall sell, at Mouse No. 81 /,
lot of Furniture. viz:
One Black Walnut Sofa Rocker Brace Arm Chair.
in kaircloth 4
Marble top Centre Table
Walnut Bedstesd Dressing Bureaus, Washstapds
Fine Husk do. Comforts, Blankets. &C
Ten line Feather Pillows, and I'VE Feather Boil
sters ..r -. ..
Brussels. Three ply and Ingram Osrpets.
And many ether articles " hich wedeem unneoes-
sary 10 enumerste.
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CITY ITEMS.

sTAE FAMILY. SHOE SToRE."-C F. Cum
Minis. 347 9TH street. second door below North
ern Market) Those of our readers who have
been unfcrtHnetA in buying worthless shoes
are recommended to the above establishment mt
as being The most reliable shoe house IN the
city
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SALE OF NAVY Powders.

Bgress Of Ordinance, Nary Dspartner,l
Washington Cry september 20. is6s
There will be sold &C Public Aucti-n 20 the
higbest bicdsrs, 81 doom THURSDAY the
eighteenth tlsth day Of October 1885, the once
Brook n, New York. about twenty eight hundred
barrels ,z.soe, OF powder, composed OF cannon snd
The Ioweers win be sold By sample. and 10 lsts
Terms Cssh, in Go verumeut funds: one har 70
be deroetec ou the conclusion az tie ssle aud the
REMAINDER within ten days sr.rvsrds. du-fug
which time the powders must be reUcvsd fran
the tsasazine. Otherwise they will revert "a tss
GoNernRsnt. 80
Purchasers VIII be required TO fura,sA thai,
own par ksges whore fhs powder ~ no. IN hsrrels
Dc y IL. a. WISE, Chief q 0ssssa
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COyERNMENT SALE oE SUBSISTENCE
VI STORES, CoMMlssARY PROPERTY, &C.
BIoH, HoMINY, &C., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
So. soPER CO., Auctioleers.
soPER q CO., Auctioneers.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q 8. A


BALTIMORE, MD. September Is, 1855
viii be sold ~ public auction on Thu RsDAY
October 4, ls5 at " arehouse No Grant sireet
Immediately In the rear Ct no. los Lombsrd
street, the following Condemned esbsisteooe
Stores, viz:
f4f,1siForty two thousand nine hundred ana ..x-
epty EIGHT pounds Of Rice,
two pounds OF Hominy.
tsis) Two hundred and thirteen pounds Of Hams.
t2s1D Two hundred and nifty seven pounds Of Dried
1eD One hundred and ninety one pounds of Dried
Peaches. sound and good.
AT the same time the following surplus Commits
3Onoe Desks, Is Chairs. 8 Axes, 10 can Scales
STrucks, Truck Ohai Lanterns. a Markine
Pot, bueket, Cash Boz, Broeme,4 skfds
BLOCK, lilo feet Rope, 90 Ospdlesticks. Copper
Measures. Barrel Covers. 10 Field Ovens.
Alec, the fellow ing surplus articles. viz
II Bake Pans Office Rsiiinss. Camp Ia lee
Brushes; 8 Tin Dippers. &c. &c.
Terms: Cash. In Government funds.
oD efx days allowed 20 remove stores
THOMAS yILsoH,
Brevet Lieut.. Dol. and {. g., y 8. A.,
ee Utd Brevet Brig Gen. Vols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-02

IVORY in coral set, F. .' i-.
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SO-OdOHt. tits safe TO bet,
Peautifies the ivory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-02

EvERrEoDY who wants low priced suit of
Clothes. Coat Pants and Vest for SIP, shouId
go to Hepnirgs and get them. at the corner of
9TH s'reetand Mary land avenue He has three
styles at that Price, and One Price only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-02

JEwELRY ard Silver Plated Spoons, Forks
new yles received this morning at Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania
avenue, near ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-02

BOARD OF HEALTH.-The regular meeting
OF the Board OF Health was held at the City
Hail, yesterday afternoon, in the Aldermen's
~ hameer Gen. Baeonin the chair, and Dr.. e.
A communication was received from Mayor
Waiiach. enclosing one from Il. Seyerson
Esq,'n relation to the canal, which has here
tofore been before the Board and which
was returned with the request that it pass
through the hands Of the Mayor To the Board
Ii was referred TO DIR. Fenwick, who immedi.
ately reported II to the Board
Mr: Pearson moved that only that portion of
The plan submitted by Mr.. Severson which
proposes that the canal be excavated four feet
deeper this fall be recommended by the Board
@hleh was adopted, and the report As amended
was agreed 10.
Mr. Elliott offered resolutions of respect to
the memory OF the late DIR. Smoot a member
o. the Board, which were adopted
DR. Todd moved that the Board attend the
funeral, which was adopted. ...r.
DR. Dove stated that he was attending near
the baltimore Depot, case Of cholera which
came from Richmond on Friday, suffered
severely on Saturday, but was much better on
Sunday.