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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-28
AUCTION Sales.

ID ELTEVE ME.-Beeause of sore family af-
I'D Fiction / am compelled to quit all attempt
at Housekeeping. / SHALL therefore, on Friday,
September It'll. 1866, at my residence, near Jen-
ning's Gap, Augusta county, offer my land, con-
ssting of several little tracts, amounting in all to
about -Four Hundred and Fifty Acres,
for sale by way of public auction, to the highest
bidder. If the lands are sold, shall also offer
for sale on the same day, and at the same place,
variety of PERSONAL PROPERTY, con-
sisting of few good horses some excellent cat
tie, amongst them four fresh mileh cows; sheep,
hogs, farming utensils, wagons, a small lot OF
wheat several hundred bushels of oats, wheat
and.. oats unthreshed.
| Terms made known as to the land at any time,
by application to the undersigned, and l would
say furthermore that the live stock may be sold
to any gentlemen wishing to purchase the same,
before the day of sale, if the price be agreed
on, but not earlier than the 10th of August.
I Because of certain report that | have heard
of-the consequence of ignorance, If nothing
land proposed to be sold is indsputable, as any
person interested in knowing may easily find out
by reference to Judge Hugh w. Shelley, who
arranged and prepared several deeds involving
the Title to some of said lands, many years since,
in conformity with the decision of the Court of
Appeals of Va, in the case of ''Shepperson VS..
Shepperson and Others" Graf SOL
In the event shall be unable to sell the Lands
they will then be rented or leased to a suitable
party.
Terms made known in full [if no sale of prop
erty before] on the day of sale. Parties wishing
a snug home and for small sum may be suited
Such are invited to examine the property.
REUBEN d. HILL,
One mile East of Jennings Gap.
n B.If the property is sold before Sept. 7th,
notice of same will be given. r. d. H.
p. S.-The lands referred to above, if not sold,
on ap9eato BE- tt exchanged for
counties, namely: Highland, Va, Pendleton or
Grant, W. Va. aug 28-2t r. d. H.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-28
Richmond Advertisements.

AIEgg GONGEaN.-We have this day
~ formed and entered into co-partnership, un-
der the firm and style of
MILLHISER 81 MOSES,
for the purpose of conducting
JOBBING DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
in the new and spacious building,
No GIL Main street,
Richmond, Va.
On the 18th of September we will be prepared
to offer to the trade select stock of
FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS.
Our facilities and long experience in the business
warrant us in the assertion that we can and will
make it to the interest of merchants to purchase
of us.
Orders for Goods will be faithfully and prompt
ly attended TO-
MOSES MILLHISER,
late Millhiser s. Bro,
aug 2S-1m ALFRED MOSES
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-28

JOHN Tyler. WM. H. TYLER.
FEVYEEEx & SON.
L General Commission Merchants,
18th street. between Main and Gary,
Richmond Va,
Give undivided attention to the Sales of Country
Produce, and execution of orders for Merchan-
disc.
Reference to business men generally in Staun-
ton, and the county of Augusta.
Consignors please give county and Post Office.
aug 28-4m0s&
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-28

a. The gifty-ninth Annual Session of the
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, in the University
of Maryland, will commence on the 18th Of Octo-
Der, 1885, and will end on lst March, 1867.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-12

elm t2ries apifAen Se(frei@ nno Stalien
amssubreHen brcbt.
Die lsbten Ga9rt9ten aus Glib q m e.
rtca meloen, baB BET benz Reimbursement
BON 8alparailu swet @eriunen getSotet unb
a6t Serwunbet purben. Ser 6tlentiAen
Nesteruns wurpe ni6t mebr ais fit 1 Nfia.
Dollars @isentbum 3eritSrt, pdbrenb frembe
&au leute Gerluit lie I'm @ertbe BON Is Mia.
batten ; pappn eebGrten 10 Mia. britilhsu
l1ntertbanen. SIM sansen 9anpe berrl6te bic
9rDBte Grbitteruns 9e9en ben BRIT. Gbar9t
p'@fairs. Der Generation 1ul BON Oane-
mart Bate DEM 9lpmiral Nune5 mitsetteilt
Dap er i'm fir Die 8erlulte, mslhe lein'
9anosleltte Bet Dem SOmbarrement erlitten
u~erantpprtli9 baltic. Dian erpartete, DAT
Die Gpanter nddltens GalaD beldieben mir
ben.
Qus Mertcp Fam bic Na6rtdt, bab Del
prdfect BON Gan 9ut6 9Utpli am 80, y Nts
pffsiea einen Sies rer &ailerli@en BET Stat
duala am 6. an3et9te. Der &ailer Bat ein
Steuer amf S9iiren unb 6enlter auS9eiNrie
ber.
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u~r
slbnttnmmns irt 3r"' iiNer Sas 9Imenteinent sur
Gnnfitnl OH nit Gi EibIua Der crittcH

gBte mir ldpn teIegrapbtIA berthtetet1,
tpurpe am Dp1uierltaa Den IL. pteIes i'm 9nus
Der 9tepr1Ientanten paS Nmenpement CUR @on'
l~titutiun, Die 9ieprGl %entation un0 anDere tptdz
tioe Vunfte betrettenp NIT 1913 9e9en 81
Gtimmen, allo nit elmer Majoritat pom II
Stimlnen aber Die 3Wet~O rittelsz WiaiOrttat
an9enOmrnan.
5Olsenpe 0teprd lentanten ttmmten far pas
Enhancement
9ueY, Mailcn, MnteS, NnberlOn, N19leY Don
Jepapa, MlbleY Don O9io, 8ater, Baldwin,
8ants, Barter, Barter, Seaman, Benjamin,
Sipweu, Bingham, Slaine, Slow, Sputneu,
8rpmwel, SroUmal, SudlanO, Sunpp, Glarfe
BON Obio, Start BON &anlae, Cobb, GOntlin9,
@oOf, Gulom, Darling, Davis, Danes, DEF
rees, DelanO, Deming, DirOn, Dodge, DOn=
neuY, briggs, Iumpnt, Gdlep, @9elestpn,
@lipt, 6arnswUrtb, 6errp, @arlelo, @rinneu,
@rtswolp, 5arptn9 pom SlinOiS, part, 9aYs,
9enperlOn, 5i9bp, 9Olmea, 9OUper, 9ptAtiss,
9ubbarO pom Soma, 6ubbarp BON Welt Sirz
9inia, 9ubbarO it. Don 9fetp 2)prf, !9ubbel
Don Obio, 5ulburp, SameS @umpbre9, Sn=
serlpa, Sendes, Sultan, &alIOn, &eleY, 6ellU.
&etAan, &u9Denpall, 2aain, 9aprence Don
9ennlYlUanien, 2aprence bon Obtp, 2pan,
eOn9pear, Qpn6, MarstOn, McGlurs, @icSn.
Doe, Ntc&ee, Mie9tuer, Mercur, Mtiaer, Mppr=
beap, Nforriu, Niprrts, MOultur, MYers,
9lewea, S'9ietI, Ortb, 9atne 9atterlpn, Yer=
BAN, Ytte, 9lant6, 9rtce, 9tanbaa BON 9en=
tafp, &aYmunb, Ntce BON Ma0a9uIetts, Nice
BON Maine, Noains, SwaYer, @9enf, Sep'
fielO, Sbelabar9cr, Spalptn9, SteOenS, @tia
mel, 3ba9er, 8raucts SbUmas, SUbn 6. Gbps
mas IT,, &rOpbrip9e, uplOn, Gan Merman,
San porn bon Stem gprf, Gan 9prn y. Nlp.,
sSarp, @arner, gSalbburne BON SainOis,
g%Salbburne BON Snotana, Wa1bburn ppn
M~iaiabuletts, Welter, Wiltams, @tllUn Don
Soma, Willpn pom 9ennl nlOanien, Wtnpont
gSpppbrip9e unp ShuYler @pIlar : 1913.
Da9esen itimmten a: Nncpna, Berger
8pYer, @banler, Gpfrct6, Dawlon, GlprtOse
Sind, @lOllbrenner, Goodyear, @riper, 5ar=
pil9 bon &entudY, 9arrt5, 2atbarn, Sc 8lono
@tarlbau, Mc@uIluu9b, 9iiblat, 9belps
&apfp NanOaQ oUn pennlplpanten, Sitter
NoSerS, NU5s, NUuieau, Sbantlin, Sit.
9reaOe6, Smitb, StrOule, Suter, SbOrntOn
2aYlpr, 2rimble, BbaYleY, !gBinieIb, 8risb
81.
6OI9enpe vl1ntouiten" ltimmten nit Der
OemUcraten 9belp5 0Dn Marplanb, 0ha.
lep BON 8ef Girsinta, 0fUuieau unO @mitl
Dpu GentudY.
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GurDpGifdbe O6aebritbtcn.

Cine 8riegssefabr mad anberer
Seite bin. Die 2eipiiser aus. 5ettun9 bee
ri4tst:
6aft in bemielben Huseublide, hoo bnr& ben
l~eueiten Dferrei4iid . preubiiden NotsnpsbIel
(opnl IS. nno 81. Ipri) bic @initeGlung Der ses
senleitigen SrieSsritfnnsen III bieien beioen Stda-
ten geiifert NIB oanllt Die @efabr siues sepultiu>
mert i3uianlmenitcbes i'll 9euti6lanb beleiti9t er>
ifeint, brirgt rlls Der GeIesrapb BON Siibe1 ber
Na4ridten, tpel6e ben Iusbru1 zines &rieses
Strii9en Oeiterreid unb Stalien, alto milbeifsns
Die erien bisIer Wadridten lansten iGoa gsltsrn
bier all, fcunten aber nur nod in einem 3beiIe
.lnierer @renplure Ylat finbeu. 98ir tbelen Ie
bier no6nlals NIT NIB fiisen sualeib bel,
tpas nod beute beftdti9elo binsuaefcmne1 1T.
Ser 6ranffurtr Ycftjeitun9 riro aus @ien
bonn %. April tdlesrapbirt: u@rnife Nadri1ten
Stalien peranIaBten Sefern einen Sriessratb,
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binbete 8fptte Coon 9eru, @bilt II. @cudbor)
p~erlafen baben uno mad Der MaaeGan's
Strabe 3a 9ele9elt linb, Inn IiA nit ben BEL
ben 9anSerlAifen ,9uescar" uno vSnoepens
bencia" Sl %Sereint9en; i6 piirbe mid beB9alb
ni9t wunpern, trenn Elm She'll Der ipaniI6en
Glptte babtn sel4idt tpirbe, INN jene beiben
@9ife sa S~erbtnpern in pas Stile Meer elm
sulaufen. GS it Dann lei6t mSsli4, pab Utr
BON einem Seeeefe6t In Der glabe BON 3srru
bel 6uesO bGren. = Sm ge3iebuns auf BIZ
ameritani16e Jlptte bat lf@ nod niGtS Der
dnpert. 2Omiral Yearipn it nod n,Gt an
eetommen. Die jebt liA nabenbe falte Sailcr
pirb Dtelei9t bic Sielen &rte9sl6iffe bte'
serlfreuen, Denn mani iast, DaB Der Nufent-
bait in btel e,n 9afen ni6ts tpeni9er ais com:
PORTABLE 1et."
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Sn @erldse BON g 6dftr & 3traht In YtilubsIpttn
tri9ten foettn unb 81 baben bel
u. &enniNbdufen,
Oeuti6e 8ubbonolnng,
2SX UtfSratt 9 tr, %,rilben 6rebsrid Str. ..unb
Wdrft Wfdrtel Space,
NmerifaniI6es 0~artenbuf,
cber praftiidsS Sanbbu9 gum Semitic, Diff IL.
@einbau, iOpie 3eidnun9eu iiber ben St1itt Der
@einrebel, unO griilloli6e NnIettllr19 sur Slu-
mellsIht, nit geEauer Seriif1iGtiguu9 Der arneris
tanilden Serbiltuifie,
BON
TrieDri1 Elarner,
Yratttf&ert %drtner.
ate Munaee NIT &bbtlcunsen. 545 Seittr. SIlbfrbs.
. Yret5 nur $l.5o.
Infer ,@drtenbu&" utertriFt bic sprbanbentn Qperte
iter ~tenieI6en @egenHanp an 0pl fdnbi9fett unb Nlietti9-
lett; e. bat her BtrfaGer BITE befen NulettunSen bes Sn. II.
N~uSldnteS iu 6Ilfe 9enprnnen uno BITE pratttihen @rtabr-
unoen, ptl6e or Irlbf tn NeutIbtanb, Mmertta II. I N &C.
unb Semi icrteu su9tpenbei, ba bon beren rt6tiaer SDdbl
Az aeptNen 8medtn In Der fhtebentn Sabres;etten &c. has
gauge @tltn8en abhan8t.
aubetbem e%mpfsble to tenn %8:sbrten beutf4tn gatIt.am
rtetne retde Nuspdbt bertiher SIder:
SHulbider OtttcnarS @Idntbu6rr
C1ebctbrGer DoInnetEter ShrettnateridIien
@r1nntdttttn
00efdnatdder D~Titfatler
.9Cdbi6er @fEs. Idbrtiattpn
Dpttrrbudft cntc
n..,. Dtatf@s ssttt$ftttsa;
@drtsnIaubt Wf. feun
DeIt @rtmtnalldtah6
SSpeucrl1abs
HNn (aPtW
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SaD 95ieip MfNIunt.

StrFtetIte aussbCte nerSsn teteensencmmt bts Nlttt.
trob, ben 16. hs, fur ~8teferune BON Weeetn ttIten (@eniiien)
fur has idbttfht Baltimore Armentaus rdbrenb Der na&-
fen 8 SRcuatt unN ;par Su folder 3eit, wie t8 SetIanet
rtrben mag. &etne Nnesbpte rerben dnetncmmen BON
gtrtcntn, wtl6t Stntuft tnnertalb 4 WteiIeu pom Der Stabt
iieben. Die Iruftts bebaIten It'd ferner bas Redt Dor, tr.
eenb rtI&e Insstrte. bic Nfertrt irerbtn, iurudsu~etItn
Nidn %dsrsifre Die &nsetpts an
.. W. Genfer, agent.
(nat1l-16) SO. SIT 80. Baltimore Str.
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(btkpId)
9loams' Grpre6 @Dmpa9mie
LA m

%btfBrbtrt Sitter, Dtrtb(a&en unb Seller ndG dueu EtttIen
Der 8er. Stadttu unb mad taf allen SbetIen Ter NDelt.
Die St6erbett beS @teentbum8, pel9es ttr aucertrdut
utrb,-ber n~ttbrtet prets, ben Ft fur 8ubrlObn tertdnst-
bic Re seImastetttt unb &dfdbctt tn tbrem @efddftsednet
-anb BITE xrltt@terun8. rel4t he perlcntr btetet, wel6e
Dadren, Derttfdhen unb @alb ~ berf&tden babtu. MAIDEN
bs MSaIns SrpreA @uinpaanie unnbertrefRt& as
eth Se 6rberunesmttteI.
dir Anstunft rteIbt man h& tn Der bauptOftst br
6 mpasntstn Baltimore
Rs. 1874 %. BaIttm Stra6e,
c6er tn ibren Uuredut Nr. 227 Hnb2 29 9. 8 pw-
an Ger 9aIttrt.Statton ub am Hpr"
fpIt Dkart, rbtt bet ireenb ttner tbrtt NSenturen.
(1urt1St NbamSGytte &pmt.
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3altimcre uno 0abnna SampfI6iF On.

dfsgss- MIer. Srpwn & SSbne,
d&8akB4s& General Ngenteu.
NIGb Nep SrleanS nno 9aDana,
MMy- bel Sep Welt anbalteno.
Butrenbtt@ Der. taattn YUf.
Die 1. GlaHe Dampfi9iffe iteitr 9inte fabrtn ME fOlet:
3tbertp, 1850 2pnneu,
EDm. s. StdftOrb, 8eftblsGa6tr,
am Wtittippdb, 23. WedL
saba, 100 Spnlen,
DtIItam &UIItnS, Betblsbabrr,
ain WIittippdb, Dem -
NbFatrt son BrpwnS IL a {, Sells pDtnt, punt 4 tbr
gIa&ntitta9s AM a~nsejeteten Gage.
gptaen Srabt ccer gaHdse, nit %unu5srtref fli6en Sc.
ouemliHfetttn, pente man I'D an bic N9enten
sens W. u arttl Il 6 g.,
16 Spedr's WbIrf.
gV8. Stsxe SrGdtbrtefe austr tie sUn Ser GCmrasnts ee-
~Ieftrttn ntrren unterjsidnet. @'Iaubnisfheine fur Srd1t
nuiTtn in bteIer Sffet ~etnsebpIt werhen. Nm GrpeeitionSr
tase tperten wtbtr Bra6t ansenpntrten nod 9nrunqei6eint
unfcristhntt (apl7-Sl
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Staots Spmmi16rS Office.

Baltimore, I. Wdt 1855.
SIN 8rree ether Application wtre hermit gtadri&t sese-
BEN, has her Stdet-@ CnmtHar un6 Surpeppr am Samfde
IL. Wldt, IL ltr @rrmittdss an Srt unb STEELE ftin trerben
Nm BITE sptfede btr DSYbtR unb 8rs Strass ftfiutsaen.
Sob Smttt,
(btkpGt) GIert tes Stabt.G p%mmiI1rS.
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BON O%roOnun5s unp arie9smuteriulier
in Baltimore. Nto.

in Baltimore, WO.
OiFtt bes gbsf ADf. mtttlersS Nilitdr. Depart.
Baltimore, s. Wfaj 1866.
Muf Stftbl bts Srbpndns- @beis Ter 9. Ct. Mrmee mir
am Ntpntae, 81. Niat 1856, UNI IL ubr Ylitt.es i'm Tcr
Marf@al, Marpldnb, urter her eettune Sfs Cay. 8 @ara
6 Commanders hes Sort Wfdr fbaa, napIftbenb beIbrteben
Yarttie bon ~Rrtsssmatertal D%tentltd %pertttasrt:
1927 Yfh tnebr Ubtr peutser, SI6lenpulSer IN 8dfsrn
1856 . N b. SaGcnerpuloer In Natrpner
son s &o iete
$500 n ks 30 &anpnsnpulcer in Baiern
q 100 pfb
15-24 Yftr grpstaf.a unb 9ahsten
9-32 10 be
4-SaS4. Ranpntnpasen NIT Yrrstafen.
8duftrn tpirb fauf Gage 3ttt stgsttn, bas Gtsentbui
mea;uIdaHen.
neutrality-suspicious. tn Nesierunss fpntS
Muf Ueiehl b:s Sen. WaiEr 70 g Sanepd,
Command. Mtttl. Wftl. Dep
g % 8rdbIeb,
(n,ni9-21i GIL II Gbef QW.
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Na5 SaDannab, Ga.

@m@E~ Die Danpfer Der @dltinptt rnb Ca
pdnnab Ddntpfi&if Ga. etben nun mic irllt at: -S Ste Ter.
tdiIen 8M timpre 6prn urtpn Dcd dh Suee Ger gpncrrtfr
tbea = snntrf a UNI } ubr YtadmitasS. 3urldteb.
remO S~rtIGTen ~bteielttn Saoaanap iar Baltimore tcper
DHnnerftaB 8.
otter fap Musufa, ga, unb bas Snniarb, wsl&e OH M.
fern Astnten. bic 50. Ga 6uhe unb QDef In SaSannat epp
tsntrt fRb, wsrhen auf eas punitltGfe fpsetrt.
gDestn Bradt unt padaSe NIT BEN bsRen SseusmGt6teittn
ten6e man f@ an
SamtsB. u nSrew 8, Agt.
Office: s8 Qtsetfr gDbarf uni linton Dpf.
RS. VILE Sra&tbrisft wcresu auf brm Sampfer untGr.
tetdnet. t~7mdtlmtD
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~U-~cs mas
49, Nctcrebur9 utlO NibmrllO
Die YOpbattan Dampff6tf 80. rtrb tincn tbrer Dampie
mad pben etnannten SIasen itbsn
9ienitag, 9onnerltus uno SamftaA,
mt s ukr Nahmtttaes sOm 9tsbtfr. Wbl, abecbcn laien
BraGt wtrb tdsltd ansenprmen, NIT ScreFalt bitanpel
unb fdntu Der tanbt.
Dseen 5radt unb Yefase NIT tsn ttfsn 8tqusmIi3tfi
ten tpenhe man Ib an
SaccB Srdnbtir .
~(7mai1nt 90 Qiebtfr. 9Dbarf.
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3weite erobe IuttiOn iener prd6tigen 9auitel
len su
ct. 20Hnni8. Mxfan HpuSe.

~NbNNVg OhNAbO nV0AVCI
gDGIbiaetcn SunfttCn. an Der Baltimore Ditto Balm, Z ARei
len Inslt6 bon baltimore,
NrntGG,1 IA. WGt 1896, @d6mtttles X3 llbr,
an Ort une STEELE.
Dtefe 9runbhnde lifsen In bubiher @egenb, IN
~ntittelbar an Der @tfenbnbn Bet Der SunitiOn u. btetsn Elm
feltens @eleeentett CUR GapitaI.Arleo cs,r iIr Diejentssn
fpelde etne btIIt6e nne dngenebme 6etmSdtte II
9aaoe In timer Gage, Ste ibner aue BGr belle Der Staot I6sri
wunf6en.-ueber 70 Sauftlen purlen Bel Der erffn auttiU
~sertduft Ste bt1bet 4e-100 8u6 5rpnte, 10 200 Su
3ieft uni EnS srunS5tnsfrst Das 8e7srs6t 1T psu
tCnlmen ux6 undntaftdr. RIufer erbGIten ptne welttre In
.pAen tire Eauf6rttft. SeSss sut Mutton ~dnssitigt
Srunbfud wiro aud phne &ndf d. t bem Wtiabts
tenhtn 1useT6Iaoen
8tttnsansta: Il Saarsatluas, Der Rtt In I al,
unter 3tnitn unb lura Sspctbef ssiihert.-$lO badr al'
Gbeti Ter Bdarsoblung nj il II lp9Rt9 mad sem 8eriau
duf itbes @runbflf erls8t rerbsH.
@tn &resrftpns.3us BON 10 Ytrionsx ~geaSsLns
wtrb pnntt 2 llbr ant gsr'uafsta0t bas s%amssnnr. OepO
u. ., R&.) bsrlaHen anD 9trrIn unb 2dmen uneat
oelbIt& mad unbocH benz pIase befSrbetM. 81
Rudfdtrtt pirb um 6 ubr a%n9.tretea.
@runbrihe ttr @runtfufe Tam man Ter hem gutticne
tase in Rs. 7 u. Gsarlssfr. %ttnfttfn.
Is-m0) @tbfea Il g. auft.
Regierun9asB erfaul bon perlporfenen SubIt.
lten5.D uuren &c,
sur& g. s. Spptr Il 60, Autt.
SubEfsn3 Office 9. Ct. 81.
No los g8 Qpmbdrbtr.
Baltimore. Np., IL Nat 1868.
SIM Stst.ranss- gpaartNbaus No II 9alerRoner. wer
ben ant NtttrSG d, 16. Wtai, IL ltr 0prmjttlgs fptsent
s~erpprftne SubFfenjsIter DfentitG Uti" itsiaerr.
Sas s%eialssnss Substantially
039 Efb Bacon
e SAG ssials mes 0&fsnFsilb
~ 5ds Ditbl
$50 pfh. bartcs Srrb
sos Salpnen tineemadtss 3rdut
90 to Sd'j.@urfea
445 pfb. !3mebelr; StS5I ,tGtn
Stutatdute NIB 210l 9fo Estt.
gu eletder Belt mtrb naGpebenoes Drmihdrk-Gtgen
tbunt ~Settauft;
3w,t (2) s7rldtnwaastn, unbrnu6bar
Sret ~ Gounttrraasen bO
Gtue () Btbtre Dddst unb
Ntnn () etferne (~Selet1fen; IeStere frb TT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-22

SCHURTZEN FESTIVAL IN BALTIMoRE.-The
American OF this morning SAYS: In addition to
scribed in connection with the Schuetzen Fes.
uyal, the committee OF arrangements of the
the society MAJOR L. Blumenberg chairman.
has received considerable number Of others,
lowing splendid silver water pitcher from
Messrs. Samuel Kirk & Son: four dozen supe-
rlor tobacco pipes and three long cane pipes
all double tubes, from the Tobacco Pipe Co: a
box finest Rheine wine, from Geo. Boss: two
beautiful various colored glass decanrers, from
VIM. Shirley 4 Son: box Rheine champagne
from Salzig Bro; hunting bag, frsm Jacob
Gminder; meerschaum pipe, gold mounted
from iail AKA beautiful fancy cap, from
an unknown friend cigar show case, silver.
mounted, from Rau & Jungheim: pair bron re
figures, costing 300 francs in Paris, from O.
Spilker Co; a round table. mar BILE noun ted
from kubst HOppalmann. a box royai
crowned champagne, from John Pittrof; ar d
Two silver salt spoons, from A. Reuter- & Sons.
Ihe grand procession will take place on the
first day, Monday. 9th. Mr. William Rebr
being appointed Chief Marshal with a ppm
Der Of assistants AMI ad iutants. After arriy.
ing on the grounds there will be prize shoot
lng-ten gold medals TO be given to the ten per
sons making the best shots. and three extra
gold medals for the three having the most n ots
in the bulls eye-the other shots not to be
counted in this contest. On the second day in
the morning. the members only will engage in
the contest, called the king shooting. they be
lngin full uniform. silver goblet. valued at
SlOo' Is TO be gwen the one making the best
shot-each member to have three shots The
general prize shooting will continue on thus
and the third and fourth days. There are a6
prizes to be awarded for the best shots at a dis
lance OF five hundred fee: from the target 10
AZ nine hundred and fifty feet (both on rests, }
and ten at five hundred feet, Off hand These
prizes costs $4,000. On the fifth day the prizes
Will be awarded. after which there will be a
concert vocal and instrumental, &c There
are also prizes costing $500 to be awarded for
the best bowling during the festival. The per-
formances of Leslie. :he acrobat, will be of a
most astonishing character. He engages, on
Monday, 10 carry a cooking stove on the rome
and prepare an omelet; on Tuesday, to walk
the rope While bound in chains weighing a5O
pounds: on Wednesday, to wheel a barrow.
on Thursday, to carrying basket of peaches
while walking the rope. and on Friday. to
initiate a drunken man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-22
INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from thi
source to. day were l,Is7. 2s3.i7.

SLEEPING CARs-It Is not, perhaps, gene
rally known that the sleeping cars" used
upon all the principal railroads in the United
States are monopoly, the profits Of which are
enjoyed by few patentees who have formed
themselves into corporation, and BY buying
up all the new patents, now have control OF
the entire sleeping car interest IN the country
and by vigorously guarding it,prevent the rail
road companies from constructing and run.
ming cars of this kind for themselves. The
bargain made between the patentees and the
railroad companies is that the patentees shall
furnish the cars and keep the upholstery and
bedding In repair, whilst the railroad com.
pany Is TO furnish the motive power and keen
the car in repair. The company is thus saved
the cost Of car IL would otherwise have to
build, whilst the patentees, by charging extra
fees OF the passengers, make money quite
easily. A sleeping car costs about $500 and
its annual expenses for attendants and Incl
denfais is about S2,I0 The average receipts
are said to be $50 per day for each car, or so.WO
annually-a yearly profit when the expense Is
deducted, Of &c, 400 upon the original invest
ment Of $4,000. On some Of the great railroads
however, the profits frequently reach 800 per
cent, per annum.-Phil. Inquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-22
TELCGRAPHIO NEWS.
CHOLERA RECORD.

LOUISVILLE, Augnst21.--rhe announcement
py a Chicago special from here that three hum
dred persons had left here for Chicago last
night Is received here with derision by the en- :
tire press, and they say 1t Is a canard similar
to the declaration from the same source a few
days since that the cholera has Teen declared
an epidemic in this city. There hare been
only twenty deaths by cholera since the l3th
inst In this city, exclusive of the soldiers in
the barracks, Of whom eight deaths are re-
ported, including three deaths to-day. The
Board of Health to-day report the mortality
less, including the cholera, during the prese Mt
summer than for several seasons.
IN BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. August 21.-Ten cases and I've
death from cholera were reported in this city
To- day, and eight cases and four deaths in
Brooklyn. Deaths in the city from cholera
last week were 80 and from miscellaneous
diseases i2S.
IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. August 21.-No cases of cholera
have been reported from the Board of Health
since Saturday, but the police report for the
forty EIGHT hours ending at O'Clock this a.
m, which is very incomplete, show $50 cases
and SO deaths.