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Shy W. L. WALL CO., hucrioneers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
81 La. sv., between 9Th ard 10th SITS
We will sell at our Bazaar, No. SS Louisiana av
between 9th and 18th streets. on TUESDAY
MORNING, April l7rh. 1866. 10 clock,
One Brown Horse,
Buggy and Harness,
which VIC will sell for livery and storage, II the
owner dCes not cab for them before the day of
sale.
By order of NICHOLAS HENDRICKS.
apo W. l. WALL & co Aucn
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WARRINGTON. March Do 1874
-

- - 3 E.
Trains between WASHINGTON ASp BALrr.
MORE, and WhSHINToN AND TIE WEST. ara
now run - fellows, viz.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave daiy, except sunday, at 6.aO, Z 80 and
llie q. m, ana 2iS, and 4:SD, aud 7:SO D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 60 a. n and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JgNCTION
Leave at and 60 a m and at 2: e and & m mn
FOR ANNAPOLIS
leave 81 go and 2. 80 q. m, and 40 D. m No
Hslhs 10 or rem Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at $50 a. m. and 2:45 and % pm
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at Iso a. m. and 2:45 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at Z 80 a. IA and 7.se
On Sunday at 80 D m. only counecttng At BsIs,
Statlon Sith trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West can be has q,
the ashington Station Ticket Once at All h.ur.
In the day, se well st the new Office in IN. Ameri
can Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania syenre
berveen ~ apo Sth streets
For New York, Philadslphis, end Boston sea
advertisement OF Through Line =
".P. SMITH, Master Of characterization
l.: NJ. COLE. GeReral Ticket Agent
&C gu GEO. 5. kooNTZ, Agent, Washington.
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+VBILsEhAK-Protected By Royal Letters Pas
i teRt Of England, and secured BY the scale Of
the Dsele de pharmacists &c Paris, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, fiepna.
tion, spermathorrhoes, aud Exhaustion Of the
system TriesnaI No. has entirely superseosd
the nsseous use Of Copsvia, Oubebs, &c Iries-
MIR No IS 10 the tnfallatle remedy Tor all impurs-
dee and secondary Symptoms, thus obviauns
the Of mercury And ell other deieterous insrs-
drents.
Esch rrsyaratsop is In the form OF . most agree
Allie Losenee. secured from the cnectsy Fl climate
aud changes Of asnospher., in IN case az each
or four as cases in one for o., And In " eases,
"a ID saving %. Divided in separate doses - I'D,
nipistered 81 valpess, ssliananda, koex. Do
Wholesale and retail BY DIR. BARROW, No. lsA
Bleesksr street, New York.
To be had also Of 3. O. FORD, No. $50 Pa. eve.s
corner 18th st. sepeem
n.AYHEwr HORSE MANAGEMENT Illus
VI trated. Mayhewt Horse Doctor, illustrated.
Dads Modern Horse Doctor. Dsdds Anatomy
and Physiology Of the Horse. jennings: the Horse
end his Disc stes. feuatt on the Horse. Mason
Fsrrier and Stud Book. Lawrence on the Horse.
NH 80 FRANCk TAYb0k.
CHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RKsTeRED
- BIZ RfLMBoLDs x1TbAoT BUCHu.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Inc steamship Asia, from Liyerpool with
auNSes 70 me LIST OF April, has arrived. The
LONDON STOCK Exchange was the only market
open on me 3ist Of March. The closing quota
tons were: COnsols, 80 xas69 The German
aimculnes were still increasing, but no actual
hcsuIiues bad occurred. Military prspara-
mons were actively progressing. Gen. Binedek
mas been appointed the Austrian commander
Ih-cnlef The Vienna Debates states that the
western great powers intend To present identi-
cal notes at Berlin depracatory of war. 1t is
s'ated not only convention, but formal
treaty of alliance, has been concluded between
Italy and Prussia. Won Bismark Is said 10
have addressed a circular despatch TO the
Prussian an bassadors at the courts of the great
powers, directing them TO protest against the
extraordinary arguments OF Austria. The Flor
ence telegram states that considerable
armaments in course OF preparatien
i'll Italy. Tie editor OF the Paris Opln-
ion Rationale states that he had received "A
visit from Head Centre Stephens, who an
nounced his approaching departure for Amer
lea. The English news, both political and
general, is very rneagre. Count Won Bismark
had long interview on the 29th ult., with
Count karalye, the Austrian ambassador &c
Berlin Orders have been issued to place three
divisions of Prussian infantry, the whole SIKH
army corps, and Sc veral other regiments, On n
war footing. II is also stated that the Prus an
war vessels at Kiel are to be prepared for &C
tive service. 1t il asserted that five Prussian
army corps have received orders 10 hold them
selves in readiness for active service The
German difficulties are still increasing, but no
actual collisions occurred Military prepara-
lions are actlNeiy ptOEleSsiHE united States
fiye-twenties, 71a5IH; Maryland skies, 6Sa70.
REMARKABLE CASE OF TRAYCE-1 La1y
Rises from her COfin.-A lady residing within
10 miles of Raleigh, says the Progress, who
has been in delicate health since she lost her
husband IN 1855, died last Friday, las was sup
posed,) and her friends IN the neighborhood
proceeded 10 take the steps usual on such oc-
casions The coffin was ordered, the corpse
shrouced and laid cut, and all needfuI prepa-
rauons cCnsummated for the funeral services
last sabhath strange as 1t may appear, 1t is
SAID that, while the watchers in AN adjoining
room were mdulging in hilar ty and hot cot
Zee noise was heard in the department where
the remains of the beloved departed reposed.
SupposiDg cat or rat was playing therein, a
gentleman went TO stop the revelry. On OPEN
ing the door ne was Mortified 10 find the lady
standing IL the floor the very incarnation of
perplexity. The brave fellow hastily retreated.
Ills demonstrations excited the rest OF the par
", and the whole crew, shrekng and trem-
bling, deserted the house for Z season. An ell
DERBY negress. more courageous than the 9TH
ers. went into the dwelling, ascer;ained the
state Of affairs, and, with Christian heroism,
administered 20 the necessities OF the dead
alive one.
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A TLhETIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY To
~ EEW YORK
BANKERS.

BANKERS.
EVILS JOHNSON a. CO.,
BANK ERS,
DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS, BONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NH 2s-tf
IAI COOKE CO.,
BANK ERs,
Rftssnfh s,sef, orpOsifs 7-sa.rs,
Buy and sell 1t esrrsnt rates, and keep Away
ep hand. 9 full supply ofsH
GOVERNMENT BONDS
100 TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS A.
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTEB' CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS aus-du
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Otfce Of Assistant Qnar,erunS,erl
WdshtHston, ID. C., March u, 1876 (
Sealed Proposals will be received until L, clock
al loon on TUESDAY the Nth day of A prii next
for 7o1a tons good forty FIVE pound Railroad Iron,
laid on track connecting the Norfolk and Peters,
burg railroad with the Seaboard aud Roanoke rail-
road at Suffolk, Va.
Bidders will state the price per ton in cash for
the Iron-the Chairs, Spikes, and Ties TO be in
Guided
10 ,4802, 2i0 tons of good IS pound rail- in track
leading from Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Po-
tomac railroad, at Aqua Greek to luba- Dam
Wharf.
Bidders will state the price per ton in cash for
the Iron-the Ties, Timber, Spikes, and Chairs TO
be included.
Proposals shonld he endorsed 4" Bids for Railroad
Iron, " and add essei to the undersigned
II. l.. ROBINSON,
NH TTC ,S5t Brew. Brig. Gen and A. O. NJ
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
a DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE STA PENNA. AVENUE,
BRAECR OFFICE,
gig PENNsYLVANiA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
NILLARDS.
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FoRwARpERs
Merchandise, Money. and vaiuables OF all ktnds
forwarded with dispatch 70 all accessible seosiops
Of The country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
Made in accessible parts of the United States
y. Q. DUNN, Agent,
NH s5-tf Washington. ID. q.
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Try C. W. BOTELER, JR., Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES.
WHl>kkY, WINES, &C.
MEDICAL PURvEYoE's OFFICE,
WAsHIsGToN, d. O., March q 1855
be sold at pusiic auction. in this city. the
Judiciary square arehOuses, back of the CITY
Hall, en- WEDNESDAY the 18th dxy of apriI n.yI
AT ~ clock m the following articles of Hoso-
tai Stores and Liquors. no longer renpirea for the
Of the medical de par ,neut OF the army viz
Arrow Root lbs 10 % 1 Beau .,. ibs $40
Da'eS .-.--~!os lu,0gi Pea Beans.......-lbs $500
Sorn siarch los l0,utU Desc. Potatoes. lbs 100
Cocos &Chsc lie lbs n. GOO Mxd Desc do lbs isS
Cinnamon, Powd Tbs Loo Whiskey .at bet n 400
fsriba....--.-....,lbs 90G0I " in bbls.. gals $500
JapiCco;ibs 10 600 Sh y Wine at bot 5000
Ext OF heel. lbs ~ Us0l ." in bbIs 80 IN
Concentd Milk lbs 20 (O0I JarraRona Wine
Ginger. .33sI bottles lO.OO0
Ext Of eofec...-gsI 37s2
The above articles will be sold IN lots to suit hath
1arge and small purchasers.
Terms-Cash.
Five go days will be allowed to parties in reuoy.
lng their property.
Catalogues ready BY the 5th PROV
WAS. SUTHERLAND
Surgeon and Purveyor, u g.
nh H-st @. w. BOTELER. in, Auct.
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IL iCHhoND, FREpERICKsBURG AND Po-
~ 1oMaC RAILROAD.
TO TkAVELLERS GOING SOurH.
TWICE DAILY, Isunday a. m. excepted

TWICE DAILY, tsunday a. m. excepted
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
va Ahi tne south, via the Potomac
ws.6inston Hp 70 0 Aqua S'r cT.r War
Richmond, Frederickshurg and Potomac R.ur,.a
nov entirely completed from Aqua Crees 70 R,Sa,
mond Va, connecting th,re With trains a. no 30
noud ana P.tersturg ana Richmond ana nsnvIile
Railroads for Petersburg. Weldon. Wilmip 90,
Raleigh. Greensboro, salisbury, Charl o:te and
Steamers Keyrort AM c VanderhiIt le.v. six,,
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning eTcertei1 AZ
. " g. m and p m, and arrive in Richmond a.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
rfiy Miles Shorter sud "a Hours Quicker tkau
Riy other houte.
Re sure and get Through Tickets Via Ami.
Greek and Froderickthurs, 90 Richmond, AZ tbs
company Office. corner OF Penna avenue aad stb
street, or on board Of tie boats. Baggage checked
omnbusses and Baggage Wagons will b. IN
ssa, $50, 70 eonSey passengers aud baggage be
PASSENGER by thus line Pass by daylight Mount
several battle fields Freiericksbarg hy stonc
ping al that point.
GEO. MATTISGLY Surt, WaShinston. ID G.
mA1lhkW CLAhh, Agent, Nashinztnn.
s {. NJ. HaNEY,
spSly General Passenger Agent
SPRISG ARRANGEMENT NOTICE Tn
= Steamer CAMbnIDGE. Captain
Route 70 Il on dEG shTTR Nh re, msn her
leaving her new pier 40 Light street wharf, be
Ss.sr he Snd baEIy streets, Baltimore every
feint, Donhle Mile, oxford, Cl6ras Point. Wal,
s ,sSh,s Lsntinc. Cambridge; Hrvhletts Wharf,
ft2.1s Wharf every THURSDAY aud NON SS-
tiorea landirg. Tor pS.sengers and freigst, and
rTyrGr1n, Esitimcre ats n. m. Fl FRIDAYS aud
A TLANTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
y EEw YOEK
The Stesmers oongosine this line are the
onI k SSnTSGHTTF, CAP Ssp'i hSgns' SSMA
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TRHE WAR or THE REBELLION. By Henry
i 3 peote. Draper Anatomy, Physiology and
Byeiene, illustrated. Dooiittles Social Life in
China; z vels A Nozzle Life. By the author Of
John Bslifa1 Tlintp Practice OF Medicine
teU I3ANCK TAYLOR.
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CHANCERY SALE.
/ shall sell, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of April
A. D., 1866, at oclock o. in ront of the prerni-
ses. Lot No s, in Square No. l3l. under a decree
passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Col
umbla, in re, Sanders ct al. VS.. Richard ct al The
Lot Is at the corner of Boundary street and 18Th
street west, fronts l67 feet tbs latter street. la
feet on Boundary street. and is very desirable
property. The title il perfect
Terms : OEe-half cash: residue at months with
interest, or the purchaser may at his option pay
the W ole in cash. "
FREDERICK W. JONES. Trustee
7ft j. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
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by JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

NJ. THOMPSON, COmplts Solicitor
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
ap6-eo&6s Intel I
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A LABOR Sw!yDLE IN NEW Oprp.
Mississippi planter recently went 10 New o.
l'ans &c procure German laborers A firm /,
La; city contracted 20 IInport two hund red and
tie planter advanced C, SO 10 pay their :, >.
some time afisrward he was told that the
were IN New York, and he must pay "a s,o
rnpre 10 take them 10 New Orleans. He paid
It. and on their arrival found that instead OF
being frrshly imported Germans, they were
of all nationalities, picked up in New York,
and zoo demoraIized for plantation work. The
planter now sues for his money, and S25,VO0
damages
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DoToMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt Y A. RSTRER.
leaves Washington st 8 - m. and Al
s nspia at m EvERY SAT- SeS~N
URpAl foT els mcnt, Eudd Ferry e=<&46s
smith Point, ChAtterton Landing Mar, ENJOY
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Greek. Blua Point
1rSwdens Wharf. Lancaster Wharf. Stone >
wharf, CurrioUep BAY. roNwells Wharf, piney
Point, FONT Lockout, snd arrives 81 Baltimore at
. q. m. on Sundsy.
J.B. BRYAN & BRO Agents,
sp.-u No. 3s5 Peuna. avenue.
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'HR0uGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YURk

II W
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YUHk
4 = s. Sstt..s.G ~
WASHINGTON. March 2f. 1885,
now run follows, viz.
fOR NEW YORK, without change OF cars,
Leave daily Except Sunday st 7 sc O.. IN ana 6 30
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philade,
Leave daily Except Sunday at HIS O. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at 80 and HIS q
m, and 40 and $50 p. m
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at $50 p.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. N. train
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, on
BOSTON, can be had at the Station Office all hour
IN the day As we'll as at the new Office in the Amer
lean Telegraph Building, Peunsylvanis avenue
between ~ and eth streets
see baitimore and ehio Railroad advertisement
Rapolis. and the West
W.P.SMITH, Master of Transportation.
u. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc VT GEO. 6. KO0STZ, Agent, Washington
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CoULDy'r FssoL HER.-The Lafayette Ind.)
CouTier tells an amusing story Of some ladies
aHG gents Of that place who were taking
social walk near the cemetery, when a ghost
appeared. They all ran but one sturdy
woman Of the strong minded class, who stood
b'r ground I'LL the ghost got 10 her. She then
hTasEed OUT of the frignuul disguise 4 mis-
chsyUus fellow who had heard the project Of
waking about crayeyarcs discussed, and hid
'rsrli TO give the party a fright Sne led
him hack 10 the house, and in reply to the
grss;ioUs that podred in upon her sid:
Ian; fool me: 1 v" seen too many men in
shtets 20 o. frightened Nv tharn.n
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n f.ENARkABLE MAKRIAGE.-One of tie most
'ehai k;rle marriages that has been solemn
&c IN 'nis CITY since its origin, we may say,
occurred al one Of our Je wish synagogues dsy
nelcle yesterday. The united ages of the pair
that were married, was one hundred ,nd fiftv-
i've ears Who viii say that old peopIe are
foed ior nothing. after thatl The young and
,eLt Of tfhs city The bloomS :, briia e. e.
sniy, and belongs in Lennsx, Mass. The n.r-
ties are of the Hebrew faith, and the arsirrre.
axes ccE<intfaoIr excitement, wen rs talk
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WHAT THE SURGEONS OF THE sAMAR-
ITAN'S REMEDIES

Sold by 8. O. FORD, Garner 18th street and Penn
sylyania avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Alexandria. Va. and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND CO. Philadelphia. my 6-u
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA ROAD


On and after Monday, February 18TH two daily
trains will run between W ashington and Lynch.
burg, connecting at Gordonsyilie, via Vireinis
Central Railroad trains to AID fl ON Richmond as
follows:
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Washington daily Except Sunday At a
q. m and arrive at Ly nchburg at S IS o m
Leave Lynchburg at z a. El., ana arrive al Wash.
fngton at 536 p. m.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily (including Sunday as
6 10 .. In, and arrive al Ly nchburg at 90 a m
=, Leave Lyncheurg at $50 p. N, and arrive at
Washington ct q Il a. N.
Both trains make close connections at Lynchburc
for all points South and Southwest, and at Wash
IngtsR for North and Northwest
Fret class Sleeping Cars ill be attached to the
night trains. ~
This road is attractive. not only for its comfort
able accommodations hut for the fact that in passes
the now historic localities of Fairfax. Bail 'Run
Manassas. Bristoe, Catletts. Rappshannock Cal
pepper, Orange and GOrdOnsyille, places of inner
ithable interest in the popular mind
Through tickets 20 all points South and South.
west may be had in Boston, New York PhiIadeI.
phia and Baltimore, and at the offices of the road
in Washington and Alexandria.
NJ. BR0ADUs, General Ticket Agent
1eSu Alexandria, Va.
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TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY.
Connecting at Baltimore. Leave Washington 2as
and 7:so r. m.
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Sefentli6e 0enbu.

Samffaes ben IL. uno "a. Sebruar,
am 1 2 ubr Mittass, lua an bsm 5aufs rss prr.
ilcrtensn 6 o nrab Gbert, In Oit gsnn
5aunl&ip, @arton @agnts. foIsenhes beipssl6s
Gissnttum auf SHsntliGsr gsnpa psrfauft wsr.
ben, namlld .
~ Cine 5aGtr. Matrs. elm Gdlltn, 2
$EA-TFYS 8iits, 8 8:nter, s@aafs. 1stsn
TTS S&weine. g8asen. A Sdlitien, 2
ea~sAssssA-@ssen. 4 Tfldse, Ssu bd Der Som
ne, Strpb teim 8ebunb, Gjetraipe beim guiGsI,
unb Saamsn auf osm Ssles. tine DrsItmalGtns,
Sirctbanf, Yfrtsse&iu Spsrrfetttn, Wspfsl.
mitle, 9stttr unb StttlaSsn, S6ranf, Slid,
Stdble. 2 Ssfsn NIT Tobr. gIFs bel brm 8ar.
rel, &afsr @sidir, unb iona nod alIataub
Saus' unb 9auensuatbl6aftsn, su wdtlaufiis
su mslefn.
@utit unb @ufpartuns wirb sssstsu merssn
BON
Dapio Straub,
Omen Ghsrt,
Ibm mintltratpren.
Sanuar 80. 1866. rGbS
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Mu6itDr'S Nnseide.
su Dem waisnsaiat scn esAa Gauntp.

Su Dem @aifsnsaiht pcn esda Gauntp.
81 rr Sade bsr 8t9nuns BON eeia NGter
unp Samuel 8. 3IRlrr, atmiriraicren srn
ter Sinierlaiienldaft bss ssrTcrtertn Daniel
U d Der. lfbbn bon Ssief!bre 2aunf9ip, See
&a Gauntp.
llap nun Sanuar 5. 1866, auf gcriGfaa res
Srn. Sltpr. ernannte bic GOurt . ap. s g..
ne Ter. Ga ais 4ueitcr, um tsflats 9tt&.
nuns dbersuistsn, titsraaltttsln, unO stf Bnabiss
@rItsilun9 ,u ma6tn.
Sess@ Aus rem llrfunfen.
ssl.sG Bnsu9ts = 0. SS. S5artcf, Gisrf.
Der untnfGrittcns wirb ben fiinisn leiner
@rrrrnuns atwa'len. am Samlida btn 24lirn
5struar, UNI 10 utr Scrmitiass, am @a1bauIe
ron YettrW Ter, In SGgntSiIe, 9e6a
@aunts, wcieltf id alls intnssrte Ysrientn sin,
finttn 'nSso, wsrn ic 60 als rStbis oattm.
Sapio Sclmeilsr, 2(upitor.
Sanrar 80. 1866. raAm
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Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

am Wonta9. oen 26. Sag Sebruar,
1866, TIM 10 lltr gormittass, lclltn am SauIt
BON s Of tab iestr, In Siessrssile, g..
6a SauntY, bte tcfssnbe bfpsslide 0rtifef eui
Sffsntlirsr genbu psrtauft wtrpsn. namlt6s
o/H 3pa @rp @dule, A Satr alt
HEAS 2 5dllsn, Sabr alt, prdftist
aaSSgss!l. :. MilGfite, A 8tnpr, 4 Stwc ne
2 3u&idwsine, elm brsitraSsriser sDassn nit
Yatent Scr'n, Elm Sprinsapaesn, elm Sailing
acp Buggy, Drefdmuidtns unO pfrbssspalt,
gSinbmiible, Sol3ldlitten, SasblGlittsn, spti
Setts eritsrn NIT S6smsI, 3 Ynise, 2 @sasn
2 Sultipdtcrs, cine nsue bsppdts Crit Yfrresse.
idirr, 2 einfa&e Sstts, 8ummstsn, Ssttsn, ga.
tsln. Ghtppsn, 5rudtrtife, Ssnisn, ,psi unp Gin
ealb Sarrel Ssiter=&lis. @runptssrsn &c.
@benfaas:
Cine Yano, 2 8stten unp 8rtl9sItn @db,
boarb. Slide, Stible. Ssttse, Saaufelfutl, Elm
Osef, @dlhranf. 8 Ssfen, Gin 6o6cfen, Spl,.
cfsn, unb parlorUfsn, Gdrpete. SUPPER. unD 81.
fenftlfel, 8attsrfab, 3dter, @anfe, 9attrers
Snmals unb nod anpne @rtifd ,u umitSnrld
gu melben.
Die 9sbinsunsen ant grttaufstase unt guf-
trartun9 bon
Scfiab Sieeer,
Sisserspias.
SeheS traub, @uetipncer.
Sanuar 30. 1866. nabV
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Salunr %.

Sehe gfirte, ,psiitrise 5l1sn, IS Stid
ainpspieb. ndmlid 6 Dlltfiibe, BON psl&sn a
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ae, @5ssn, spslihfornri ilus. Wd;dfornssse, :,
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Selts Nae'ntcarts, cine MdtmoIGine fir Gras
unb 9'tratrs, SGs NaI&ins. ednbtpal3e, pa-
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atfdirr. Summfts unb Slnbtolitsrn, 6 s5lissen-
ntse, sPdssIs'lGirr. esinsu. 2 5ruttsffe. @raS-
irrfsn. 6attsrtfe, 2 9orpsrwaastn unb pfIuss.
paagtn. 8stsn. 5su' unb MasabsIn. S6au.
fsln, Ssts'isn @rubtadsn. Srsrrs, Sib. unb ale
lsrlsi anrsrr 8ettsn, elm Yfoaentsbrsr Io ME al.
lnld anefrf Bebrn.
Scrner. fcl9enoe Sausserdtbe, ndmlib
2 Sod pfsn. Scl,cfm nit Iotr, Btitsn uns
Sstlaefn. slide. Sursaus, Sinf. arc6s unb fltt.
ne Sdautslldtls uno anpue Stdtlt, $50 giIes
Carpets. Suisns unb 8Is6waa,sn, 3dter, ld1.
fer, 3 Barrel Ssibsr @lRs. tin 80 G,aaontn
tupfrnsr &tHsl, giitntsRet. Rod. unb antre
Sdfsn, unb icnlt mod pisls anpsrs grtiisl su UNI.
lianblidb an;ufubrtn.
Grset uno @uiwariuns am Sage tss gerfaufs
Ssn
Gbariss 9. Sitter.
Sanuar %. ratD
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Mubttpr'S Mnseiee.
Su t.m gRailtnseriat rcn esda Gaunb,

Sn c,m @a'ftnSsrlht rcn echa Gauntp.
Sn fsr SaGs ter 8shnuns BON gnttcrs
S6utet. erseutcr scn bCr Sintrlabm1daft bee
psrarrtensn . ait b 6ubrrt, IebtSin
BON Ster.gsiIfOrb saunIfp. eeda GountY.
limb nun Sanuar 5. 1866, ernannte bic Court
8. 8. Mport, Gia., ole @utitcr, um trIua.s
&s6nune itn3ufettn, wtnn rSlbis utsE,uisttsln.
unp Ssrtbeiluns Su tsri&ten.
srs7ssS aus ecn lrfunecn.
esasg 83tusts - ii. SS. Sarte1, Girf.
Der arirjsGnete pIrb ben gfi6ttn feline @r,
nernuns atwartsn. auf Donntriass btn 5tta
Sebruar. um 10 llbr 9ormitiass. In ftinsr Sf'
flee. In @sntaun, ircicitn 6 alls irisrserte ger
ionsn dnfrhfn mtssn. nam fie 60 ale rSibis ss'
a6tfn.
6. S. Wocre, Iuoitor.
Sanuar 80, 1866. na3m