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PhiladelphIa Iron Market,

II TN IIEsElFIIItA1 July z
Pig Metal is in steady demand. at the nd.
vance, with sales OF No. foundry at SEQ n.
NO. al S44945, and forge at Sii@42 q ION.
anu NO. white Iron at $40 q ton, Scotch
zig remains as last quoted. Blooms are dull.
put prices are unchanged. Manufactured
but prices aIe well malnIained
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, July %.
=, Flour very dull and irregular. Wheat
lower at 81 S192 10 for new fall. Corn steady
at IO975c for mixed and yellow, and 9OG9Sc
LOT white. Oats active and higher at 4It9I9c
PROVISIONS ana Whisky unchanged.
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Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE, July %.
Flour quiet. Wheat active; white 81 S5a3'
Corn dull; white 81 O99I 10; yellow g3a9Ic'
Oats heavy; new 6l@6gc. Provisions quiet.
bacon and bulk meats steady. Lard heavy
Sugar firm and active. Whisky dull at 81 IS
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PhIIndeInhIn lInrI,et.

PHILADELPHIA, July q.
Flour, % S9ll 90 for extras Wheat quiet;
new Isd y % Corn quiet; yellow &c. and
mixed western SOC. Oats, 62a65c. Mes Pork
g ~ 1909 90. Lard 2l92I1zc. Whisky dull at
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ChIenro mnrEen
CHICAGO. July q,

Flour duh and declined 25c Wheat opened
nrmeE at a nominal advance OF 495c; sales at
quiet at 561SC for No. and 5i3< for No. 2.
OatSd dull at S929c for No. and 256251Sc for
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Albany NInrLrt-

ALBANY, July 2S.
Flour quiet. Wheat, sales white CANADIAN
at 81 40; white Michigan at 81 10. Oats duh at
SOC for Chicago. Corn, sales 1000 bush. nd
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MEMPHIs, July 23.lThe tow boat
Vulcan, of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company, with four
barges of grain and produce, bound
from st. Louis to New Orleans, struck
a snag at the head of Island No. SO yes
terday, and sunk out of sight, carrying
down two barges. Loss unknown.
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The Latest News.
BY TEL EGRAPH.
WnshInrton specIaIs.

ny the Union Line:
ONCE. corner of Main and Mon roe street
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NAsHvLnEs July 23.-The Tennessee
L1e8lSiature had a quorum to-day, 81
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NEW Orleans, July 2l.-The .sheri.
dan has sailed for New York.
Ihe Merrimac has arrived from New
The steam tug Lone Star, dispatch
and tender boat Of the New York Mail
Steamship Company, was struck amid
ships carrying away all her staFboard
SIDE, and sunk in fifteen feet water. by
the steamer Hewes of the Texas Line.
Inc boat is total loss, and, valued al
eighty thousand dollars; no insurance.
.6he collision occurred at the Southwest
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Va INC eLCAAuGE 6COLAua
NEW YORK, July 23.-The steamer
Scotia, from Liverpool 18th via Queens
town 18th, arrived this evening.
The telegraph fleet arrived of Valen-
tia on the 18th. The cable was success
fully spliced to the shore end, and the
Great Eastern commenced paying out.
Signals through the whole cable were
perfect. Religious service took place at
Nalentia prior to the commencement of
operations.
English politics unimportant.
the government stated in the House
OF Lords that preparations are making
to arm British troops with breach load
ers.
Another serious bank suspension of
the Birmingham banking company,
was announced on the morning Of the
l4th: Liabilities computed over two
millions sterling. This is a severe ca
iamlty for the large Birmingham
houses.
Accounts as to the progress of the
Erench mediation are conflicting.
Nothingauthentic has tranSpired. The
threatened armed Intervention of
France Is not confirmed, but the French
vessels have gone to Venitia. 1t is
reiterated that Prussia declined the
armistice. French journals declare
that France, Prussia and Italy have
come 10 an arrangement upon proposals
:
Austria is to be excluded from the
German Confederation.
Inc russians had rested at Sewittin,
the headquarters, but resumed the
march, and the van guard was report
ed at Zeuaua. Bendek's army was
rapidly recognizing on the 11th. His
force was computed at 160, 600, exclusive
OF cavalry and artillery, and daily in
creasing.
The London Globe regards the Prus-
slams as within week or ten days
march of Vienna.
Bavaria asserts that the battle near
Messenger had no result. Cialdine oc-
cupied Revigo.
Flying columns of the National Ital-
ian Guard had successes over the Aus
TRANS on the Steltin.
LONDON, Friday P. NJ, July 13.-The
mediatures for peace have made no APP
parent progress. The PrussIan army
continues TO advanCe and the Austrians
are regainiug strength.
LONDON, July IA. Evening.-The Paris
Moniteur says that negotiations are
still progressing, and the best feeling
prevails between France and Prussia,
LONDON, Sunday, 15th.-The Vienna
Presse of the 14Lh says that the proposed
mediation of Napoleon is ended for the
present and Austria must trust to her
own strength and resources. She has
resolved to make the most strenuous
exertions to maintain her position as a
great power.
The Italian General La Marmora has
resigned. Cialdine has occupied Padua.
The Austrians are concentrating their
forces for the protection of Tyrol and
Istria.
Paris Bourse firm. Rentes 6sf. coo.
QUEENSTOWN, July 15.-The Great
Eastern is paying out the cable. The
reports of Saturday afternoon from her
are that 135 miles have been laid, and
that the signals are perfect.
The steamer Caledonia, from New
York, arrived here to-day.
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70 Stone Cutters & Masons

uTANTED-AT THE WEST VIRGINIA.
w Hospital for the Insane NJ WestoT,
West Virginia, any number OF Stone cutferss
and stone Mnsons- Steady work and iIberaI
and none othe1 need apply. JyI8St
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New YoRK, July 2s.-The Herald,s
Montreal dispatch says the New York
mail bag, due there on Saturday night,
was stolen. 1t is not believed that the
loss Is large, as is not said that the
mail contained any registered letters.
The reported escape OF Fenian prison.
ers is untrue.
General Sherman met with a cordial
reception in Montreal on Saturday, He
arrived in Quebec on Sunday.
The Herald's Ottawa dispatch saws:
The troops that have recently arrived.
ana are stll! arriving from England,
none are to be sent aWaV. =
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Mr.. Bingham introduced a bill to
provide increased revenue from inn
ported wool, which was read twice and
referred to the Committee OF the Whole
on the state of the Union, and ordered
printed. 1t consists of the wool section
of the reserved tariff, passed by the
House and postponed in the Senate.
except that the ad valorem duty is in.
creased from 10 to IL per cent. on wool.
and on wooden and manufactured goods
the specific duty is reduced from SO to
40 ceGts per pound.
Mr.. Delano offered resolution that
the House meet during this week at IL
O'Clock, and take recess daily from
411Sto71z o'clock, and that the first bu-
siness in order in the evening sessions
shall be bills on the Speakers table,
which was adopted.
MIR. Clarke, Of Ohio, offered resolu-
ton requesting the President TO urge
upon the Canadian authorities and also
on the British government the release
OF the Fenlan prisoners recently can
tured In Canada. which was adopted.
by vote of 102 yeas to nays; the neg
atiVes being MessrS. Jenckes and Wi.
liams.
Mr.. Spauldlng offered resolution tn
cause the process Instituted In the u. s.
Court against the Fehians TO be dIst.on
tinued IL compatible with the public in.
T Mr.. Ashlys of Ohio, offered resolu-
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Paris Bourse firm. Rentes 6sf. coo.
QUEENsTowN, July 15.-The Great
Eastern is paying out the cable. The
reports of Saturday afternoon from her
are that 135 miles have been laid, and
that the signals are perfect.
The steamer Caledonia, from New
York, arrived here to-day.
, 1866-01-31

THE FOLlO WIN G. DE-
fS s;5: 4, e ;;s es5;s% es5;
os!oe qa5Ss: ssonss sla@sa saa s9aF:;; cs1a
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no t na ests Chest e. .k + Ks eht as
ehs.s. Ssx Yoik ( i: Le5is s5seS il. !: Dafk ia
sas. ast Il aSqs 5o ss'ss a. en T. fifs
1IaP upagPn AS T. Ioa tafs eheeH M naFeed 1s
Lisbon, III t.. Riaek oSs!:iop trunk. .. Est Loii:
s1ak @ Il eatPsE ssesf ST. 10 II as,e!5 Il
marx u y Huzsstt t5unk & 90 %atk 4. = Rasssst;sa
RIk haa, esss e. css ss
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LITE Ka.tee as a e:es
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5!ppS nsass pa1S d Il aes as
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no mssk, C. st. LHuls check st- s. Black Batchel
marx. charges y .. S. yi,es 4ssche.. marx.
msrE. s.. Maef satche!, no marx. o. BLACK aaschei
no marx. 81. Blact alehe, marx. g. BIaex sst.
chei no marx. t. Black sa'cheI. no marx. 81 Black
fSatssl n9 part & caFPes osa;lE s;Sx % @a5k s
marx s. Elack .aiise. no max. g. Carpet saeS. 20
nsarE. j. Rnssest sal.e, 70 nass. = Black sstsael.
ssek ao 10 mari e. D'scE sstehei no .rk i. BLACK
saichel n nark. q Btack ssschel, no mArk y. TIN
bcr. no ms5k. 50. Enaaett tzunk. D,2fktd AiAhfoec
I;elt. Fl. naek satchsl, marx. 8 BLACK satchei
chei 70 ra.k. S. Msek satshe, no marx: ST, BACK
re- saek. 90 nna5k. y Bi4Sk satehsi no marx. e.
c.Ipet s.ek. 70 MARI y Carpet sasa rs 20 MARI y.
81. tlacE sacheI, no maik. 81. BIacE satchei, 10
MARI. r. Soldiers kIsrsaek and coat, no marx g.
Sodtrs napsaek, FnasSsd Eudesvood. 100. Soldiers
Enapsack. 15t. Soldiers knarsaek. 1oa. Bundle ot
widow thades. los. Canvass covered hat box. no
marx. iba. One bss Of SOLDIERS t1aDs.
The above boyGa2e Is now In the baaXakc-toom nf
the Chicago T. st. Lous Railroad Co., Corner OF Madl-
son bnt Canal streets. Any information In reference
10 the abose bassnse can he en.a.nrn b5 sntzessns
Ell C. ftESflNlT1N, f;en1 Baggage Asts
, 1866-01-31
LEGAL.
NV HEREAS. On the twenty sixth

" HEREAS, On the twenty sixth
day Of Dses9nsr A.: D: ~; y TFaaa, n s;a T. Cres
sarea s1sf ~
;he 1aasss.snsa Vow. ;hessfess. panlsS nnstes :.
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F1rs1. The north half Of lot eight q, in
GhsssS ;n, e. & 9erta a3sf I4s ne
s! 4 :s
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9Ra nGose e II s' & made
,sEcos1: The paEses Ies nsane@7exs @ q e % nsoek
e oo1s M J. e e
!ne q Dearborn ss!te sixty FRI aosth Of se south
81 iioe d i beaTeosa & @ strsst s.sn1y7e isss
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s!ssse tzp!slaG ApIil Il, 80: .-....
ds Il rs T9s y IS q n mi Ron Il sh
ines nd improvements aoo1e the sllsy on H. ca:!
IT. o ~ ~. III ts
,wo enira1ces aa nov est1tlisGrI 70 state street
SH Y
tna1 IT, Insurance company for tn hye
sa es sax q y ssHee @ Mn nss
num- and leased a.teady made 10 the tenants now IN
paSse3tttn or tAtd ptenllsek. -
uRIu. LOU sx. seven, .tzht and Mae in Crosbys
SEbJtFs1 OF the North 20 feet OF that part south
Of Sl1teenth stzetto Bock two Of C1arkes Addition
e Gh!caao. Proposals for these lott os eshes of
FIFTH a piece ot lard htuattd IN the city Of Cab
caEo, Cook county. State Of Illinois, deslsnated as
EolloEa: Ie:tanin9 forty feet nort from hickory
ataKc &hc liver and Ig.r roaa on tne boundary
lire between sections fur aua nine. In Town thirty
ten chatns apd tWculy links, 1om she River to the
called Iafabea sreel> thence north By Lars
eighty one-lundscdths feet to stake tbence west 10
the 19yer thence south<nss along the ahore OF the
flt1e.
trppoasls OF bios may be made on before the 9TH
day Of February, a. D. ia1t "a writing to the Cader
MEneu, who eescrTts the right to reject tny or au
The condition Of tho title to my part Of said
1Bea ~ Be ascertalned by OF abstracts oI
tile III the bauls CT Hitchcock Dupee. CouEaeors
A' $50 ~ E. AIKEN, A1siEnee.
, 1866-01-31
6nftiat .R0ttees.


Il the oosy PhystH u Specialist nov IN Ehe city
that esn b entirely relied upoa Go 10 HH. and oct
Funer Disease to remun tn yoar systeca. disaku:tn9
your ses xnd body. besides destroying Jou1 happiness
and future prospects, b tts. Ha naa tuade pGsonsl
dzease nd nervous desduty his study foF the lsst
twenty yesfs md Il xaereloEe the pcrson whom al
afflicted ahon1A consult, No oon eycz heard Of pa
tent Of his not being cured since he has been In the
city m reputation has vouchers IN ali the city ps-
peE hls patients md the medical profession boh here
and abroad, being the skilled spec1anst ines C.
md Thorough maztr Of his professton II al others
fsi, doat despair; give him csl It u only CON.
moa ocacrzencs with HIN to cure such casss. uis
fooms TIE separate tor ladies' and Etatlenen and the
most complete IN The c1y. con.u1sstons free and
CONFIDENTIAL. =. p.
once No 1873 South Clark street. corner Of Monroe,
half hocx ntoua the Post ONCE. Poat onsce Box 81
Chicago, nj. Once hours from IA n. to Bp-u
Send Tor hts "Gulde 10 HeAth," published monthly,
tree Of charge, ,.
4. Youso MEN, TAXI PA1T.Gu1.Aa Nourz.-Doetor
Rselow de,oses much Of his tins to the aestren. Of
ttoss CASES caused by secret taot which .ulna both
body md mind, undttink the unfortunate individual
for either business society Tho rad eject Of these
ea11y habits Or the Of .pee years. Is to weaken
ard dtb,lttate the constitution. destroy tha physlca
and mental pownrs dl,nlsh and enfetble ths natural
feelings, and azhauss the vital energies Of maahoo4
tho peaeu1es Of ltu a1e maed. the object Of marriage
tru1uated, and existence Itself rendered term o
rncezslng misery and re*t. Such parsoat4 especially
those contemplating marriage, should lose no time
making immediate application. as Dr. H. hT his new
treatment Is enabled to ensure speedy 4nd pesuA
- ar
, 1866-01-31

,.. - -. w. ~ - .s@nss.
as1 ans tl*n .sae -. ea auu nos sess
1ne aemaha IcT ffosazlons "a* aeeaoea'S more
Actise, and thc1r was m improved feeling in the
market. Mess Pork advanced SC peF ba.re, with
49,. II @ IN h.,,,1 ~ ~ s.c7 -: m ~ 1,*,t.t
Fases VI $-too oatatls ~ *so--*t -''"-4oe n11Aet
closing hfzn Al $26-s0Gss0 Greea Hama were N
tsir demand and steady. ut 15sic Tor slaughtered
noca and 15e from dtetsed Hocs, At which price
ve potc tales of 900 De- Green Sides nesa sold al
1a.r and shon.der. At q. Thrr- rna . vroi m.
80 ~ r,.s,.rs 1stss,a. hn- h,,.+. ~ so,t.-s
Ha't5 wi I'uetsn ta,oaee' ~ oa3s.s ana se.Iete
Nere apart IN their s1ssa. Bnik Meals afd sweet
T1ckItd Untus were neglected. Lard MIS- more ac-
, 1866-01-31
VALU ABLE LANDS FOR

" AL u AB l. b LANDS FOR
SALE N EAST TENN EssEE.-In obedience to
. dec1ce Of ths Chsnccry couty at Rutedge, tn the
ca1se Of 1. ~ Garrett. Adn's. &c.. rs E 81 Grove,
Ct a., w srl st pab'ie ss!e The highest btte5.
iowinE described ac u Land situate Ia thc I'd ctrl
tistSet OF Granger County, E&It Tennessee, toVtt:
Ene sact containing kI hnndred acres Of which about
Gu are cleared and In eu1t,yaen. about 100 acres of
Eten y 1!en Ftses Bottom: adeinlng ths lands Of
Of Uoston R1vcF. On the Lnan rpno ton CurnhtTl11d
Gap to MoITistoEu. Df this tract a acres ere u4in-
cunbered the balance i sold subject to the widows
dover. fh4 !. valuable farm, such A. is rarely tor
Msn. one othel tract called "The McArally Entry
con'aln!nE ~ 1gres, nn!onlng the aboye tract The
lands Of Jacoh kifkham md Others well tim6eTed
and beautiful l1and-uninprorcd
ndIoiu!ng the lsnts q Ds. Wm. Mnny. Tate'a hells
dwelling house and other bnldaes B0 acres OF which
are cleared Aud well fenced, The said ands except
dwelling house and store hoasr Win BE- *oid snhect 70
the WIDOWS DOVER which viii be Iaid on, and The
lads all surveyed befcte The daF OF SALE The Re.
Ealnder In crest IN the widows dover In said lands
will be sold At the same tine and the driver interest
Said tsnds III be sold cn credit Of twelve months
Without the right Of redemption, with interest nunl
date af sale except the sum SitJG. which Il Re.
quired 10 b. paid 10 hand. Hoses with apWoyed se,
curly VI DO required tor the r chase money. and
Cab payments vi! b. rcceived, The obofe lands
which are toa 70 wind up an tnso1rent ete are vel
worh The attention Of any Eorlnetn man, 10 dcsuet
to purchase homo 10 the hnest ana ONLY LOYAL
afaakee," j warmly welcome d, md not iasuiteas
Kuiedse. East Tsansss r = sa;4f; s1 lsb. 80
! }a.tssest ltsx wK$e =
, 1866-01-31
Oil Items,


Aeespssea xsa received so-day ttpn p1tho}o. whieh
resdl u follows: *Tetl Nc. J. Mercy Fazn. struck
nII tcday. and tpsioE At tie rate OF 13o br2a"
.,s;sd t,st itcre ert nov In t%ljforn,a shorr
seventy. .u.e sasocatons Organized xnd Acuscsy CO.
rurrd fu cxplcrtuE for on WITH "a Aggregate csntsl
ofs3Apoccet fpme tharty.three Of lhts number nre
icx1et in Hu1nfodt county. about tveiTe in ColutL
md she t.lsnoe scattered through other cou1tss an
10th s,ces OF The coAs1 1anRe, end extending Al M
routh ~ Los Angeles county. The chjefintcrr,t mn
rears ctre In Humboldt county. whee The largest
prnbs Of wells I. in pEogrtss ard whe4u the h,sae.
uetu,al grade Of oil II Produced although TIN most
cppcrs natuTs1 dow End the best susfact IpcIcatonx
eenery found Ii the counties south OF ssh Ffsn.
cisco.
4 hundred barrel veil has just been struck % the
HsJ3 Firm. Prtroeum crntsc- From the f.ct that
tIs territory has produced but little oil aatety. the
pecul,aty Of this strike Is noticeable The +s!.otr
WIS located by "oi1 smclle.a~ 1h.t they succc ded
beyond doubt, the vel II positive proof The qaes~
ton whether or no theS can locate good producing
wcu every Tina Ia Jct 10 b. decided bF ActuA test,
70 Jar they have not missed. The bsx vel Gu sm1
Farm. Cherry Kun lately struck. vas also "smes out"
, 1866-01-31
OFFICE OF. THE DEPOT
~ QUART RTEBMAsTRR -..,..-.
- :. EnkT lEkYEXSTuETII. ExrllE. L

..... -. = Decrmbtr ID ISt5.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
se eR =. E st b a. & q. @ s
Of military Supplies da1in tse III yes. - 1s
KosJE No: lsFroa' fo.t. Iez.sn~es,h, Laramie
1s4. ao1h Fo1s aad so q iasssnae
E 1S;ta efs e ssP # tnas 2
cot.b. 1daho ant Utah soash Of iatituda q dss!osa
s - 81 + = 40 +
Htdess to sste he ,e per 100 pounds pex 100 ues
.fsa ~ e :eS; 1T 4 e
Eee5r XeFssn fs5s e saa 1i,s,
sta1eot Lssou. e any pests o. stations that
@ 81 q 3 g T. e
noFth, drawing supplies ft9m Fort Leavenworth; .nd
oines al T point q poua onthe foate. H'ade!s to ssats
f. r. @ sh .aa % ~
10 serte1neer ine.assve f. q tas .y yeas y ~;
a. o @sy oe ss'sollsned i ths Territory NY Msx,so
to goss Or stations thai afs Or nay be established
e, "a St.ts
IT,
e e ths al @
:ssSss FL 6 S:a e H.
portaion II bacon. Lard, bztad. pine lumber shingles
hiddgs should Fyc their names In full "a we'll -
their places e and zach oposd should be
dol,a1s ] sIsned s. tEo q noie fsspen.6le psssoas
eeIng that II casc contract is awarded fof
hs Y III &
and good and sufficient secuity furnished by sat par
The amonne Of bonds required eom the conuactors
| viii be IS follows:
On sea'' s'' IS s.
, 1866-01-31

TNTENE3VE SALE OF GOV
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Sixteen u6} Fox and Nine l Fiat Cars tu,o1e itss
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!hs aateh ; On n ae q ~ Mssd' Central Ball
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one ti@ loeomo,ivc Engine, Eodsezs' l. and Work,
s$;'1 ss'}$;,l Locomotive Engine s~'Dsep,s Smith,
onc Is locomotive Tender. =
1To ae G} e. md ror morn e'
bG. Ell Ia RaDns sels 1 YSo S
gines, nnaer1iernble. ~ 80.
Eys sRss. rEHs' Bridge,
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Hocn6 Ho1se - o''A's' ~'-f@4 'oN'''-'''-
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TER!s 81 4 fssa; S4si; 4; Z;
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M e. ssss g. y at ne9a e
III ds;-pea OF he tsrtpe, can be obtained on
79s 7E; : laps r.. .. ~, nAa ~ cSilE a'
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lsocioek =. O., aIxe q1antity oi ofdn nancF stoses
, 1866-01-31

Relish for food. however, IA scarcely aesang hoe
TEf1EEs STOMACH bt1TERs Woald. ihe9efo1e,
ate But they have no such drawback. They not onIy
create healtay desire fot sustenance but enlow :hd
stomach with tho capaclty to dfksore aud tu1u ID
nurlDent the food tho palate Thus good d{-
geStlcn waits on the appetite and health On bQihs
, 1866-01-31
In Orer-heated Factories, &c,

The pressure upon the animal powe1s u very e1rss
Those who aFs compelled TO breath the unnatural se
mospnsrs oi sncn p1ases should sustain ths ssssnktn
Que Of tse xaad psepesaes o. shs article + thas Il
the lungs and 1kIn capsule Of s1ssn6 The ttectS a
bad air, ard Of Tzpld changes rom haaf to cold.
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Has rendered all imported iqnotx not ou1y un9eIsbla
but dangerous. DhttnGutsbed from Every Other 1int.
1tant o6tanAhie n this country, by IL ansolutcpmty
sound native rJt mectcated With the Juices az tha
nost yA1nahc tonic. altetatlye disentctant h3h5
ah1n rexfn f{Ea AndH
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And hence. 1hen the physical ayste Ia broken down
hy disease the intellect e obseurc. but gradually -
1esto11tsc tne eion + !sed tom the brstn. ias
natural vtEacity and activity OF thought return Xe3S-
sanu eorpere sdne-R sound nad IN 1 Hound boefY-is
the chlef Rnod sRy1 JaTennl To enjoy this {loutIS
1rteT.
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.ARf3E SAFE OF rONDEA1N-

r sARGE SALE OF CONDEMN
~ ED ORDNANCE AxD ORDNANCE STORES.
WI ne sold q pnblic a9etoc, Il Fert Monroe Ar
cra1. Gld Point Comfort, Va. on THU RapAY. the ssh
day Of February. 1G at 10 o'clock large 1ran
ty Of stores, couslsn@ II part Of the following artl
ioo 6csd, siege and Ees coast cannon, wrought md
fylnX from three to eleven inches, Including q
cast !ron Euns nnrn1shed-
Inch.
s-2s shot shell, spherical case. grape sad canister,
for Brnooth-bo1e and r41rd gum Of cal3b1ps 1aJy-
a99 nFrech-losdiu& es1ones-Ru1us!ues, MesFilPs,
/, MaypAtd'B and NoEth's, new aud repaired.
+ c& musEsts ind Rites. e. 8. manufacture, new aud
~ foreisn Tfea-Austr1ao, c1. sineE and repaired,
l.smcoth bore pistols, cal. 81 new.
r. 'etseeh:1oaatsg eaFbtncs-Eunstde's. AeErtn's.
z 1ihes-AenE1,s md spence1's:
TUT, u various csiihrrs,
IS AEeyolsers-cosIs, Remiogson's md LsAucheu1,
1.G7! sAtrcs and twortg1.
ks 10 rounds Of hall cartridges for carhines. mus
Ects, rifles and pistols. ,..
large lot ot artillery imrltmcnts and eqnirm ants
urge lot Of infanfry and cavalry sccontFer,ents
and Eorke equipments.
lot Of rope. psal!ns euckle. rings de-, together
samplcs Of small at1s eaE pc seen at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, snd at the r. E. ordnance AgencT, No. il
TL!1tF tays will be allowed for the renorM Of Al
heasy ordnaacc. Al othe1 stoses VII be reluistd to
1el.' " 'if csps. q Ord and Brsvss Cel. T. l.
}a19ef1s-l5& Commanding.
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On Board 0ur Ocean Steamers.

Paeketshps and erchant1uen Ii L. regularly shipped
s1cxSr.r, and a. 40 uneHcepuonah.e et.n1ant In N
cases where such IN agent Is required sea capta1ns
the most valuable portion Of thelr medical storsE
They Of orui1n that foz ucd by antidote
the sailor ba4 little to lear from COAT feyeE q eytA
yellow Jack" -"