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srCRBr pIsIAsKs.

sAnAnrYASr 0iBTis the meet certain, sAfs and
ehectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures In two tofour days, and
recent cAses in twenty four Loura No mineral, NO
10 TIE scicferb hope. and friend % los who do
net want TO be ex posed Nsls packages, @; f.
male, s.. z 81 - lf7 -
SAt AEIfANs RooT AND HsRB uIcKs-A positive
ans permanent sure fer Syphilis Serofala. Ulcers,
Sold By D. O. Ford. See adverfiseneu my5
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RI GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
COMMISSIONERS 8 ALE or THE BEAL rs
TATB OF THE LATE TH0B. BYLVES.


By virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. bearing date on the 23d
day OF May, 1855 made In . certain cause Dope nd
TO divide the real estate Of Thomas Sylvester late
cell e public auction, 70 the highest bidder. On
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of November, 1885, at ~
Of ground numbered seven. t7,' in square num-
Of Washington. IN the District of Columbia To-.
ge'her With TIE tmDreyepents thereon. to wit.
inches north b street.
The fmproyements consist Of two Frame Tene-
ments. one three and the other one story high
This property 10 situated on the north side Of II
street north. between Attn and 6th streets west
Terms of sale: One half cash, end the balance in
six and twelve months, with interest on deferred
psyments from day OF sale, for which the bonds Of
the purch aser with approved security will be
taken. II tho terms Of sale are not complied With
within fve days from day of sale, the property
will be resold at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purcha ser.
All convey ancipg and revenue stamps at the cost
of the DurchAa0F
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CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
house AND BusINEss STAND ON PENN

PASSED in Gauss Es. ists Ispss. Ki6Sey :, 81.
sell pubic auction on the psemisss q fu rs;
DAY, the 18th day Of November. A. d. 1855, the
SsssTI part e dSs No in Square No
IA feet to % foot alley. With the improvenests
The property Is . few doors east Of the National
Hotel, being No 3S6 Pennsyiysnis avenue, and
is one OF the most valuable business stands In the
dwelling: Rouse viii large beck building s.s has
been used for maey Years a. . business place.
in three equal pay.snts. & cix, twelve, And
secured ~ the bonds q the psrchassr xiss Ssfss:
sr: not ee@Sisd ~ats il i've dss: Is. pss q:
viil De sold 81 the rick Of the dsaaaltins Dur-
@hsASs. eitsr ono weeks notice In the National
0onys'sHoi1s md 't;%S: 4 y. cost e the
eh os jas Mestisz Co., 5.1 %ss
RI JAS. 9. AcGUIRE o.. Auctioneers.
GUARDIANS SALE OF RHAL EsrArE.
.by virtue Of sn order Of the Orphsns Court Of
court sSe .sd 6sreR On Ss
the use:s.igned e gusraisn Of the minor chill
i.es, on SATURDAY. the "a day OFT q NovsmSer.
On Is. s.h n .GS
srOund lying east Of and adjacent to the dweiiins
city, which rs owned By the late VIM. Nc Der
mott, save and except the four feet adjacent to
s Ss ssss OF :a aa S M With depth equal 70
Terms Of sale By order Of court: One third cash
af time OF sale balance In two equal pay ments at
six and nine months, with interest from the day
JESSE MeDERMOrr, Guardian.
JAS. y. MCGUIRE 2 co,
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RAILROAD LINES.
THROUGH LINs BETWEEN WARRINGTON
n PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
3s

fHfiAbsiPfSiI1 AND sbf NEW Nzs YoRS.
Z &c
Trains bstvsen Warrington and New Yorf are
F0R nav DIX, without change ofears. !.
Leave daily Except sundsy) ct 7:so .. 10. and
Tos NEW YORK, changing cars at PhiI.Asl.
Lave daily except Sunday At li:ls .. N. and
Leave daily s!ee st sunday 81 80 and Ills ..
.. New 4 Ss s 81 Psil.ss,... .. 50 ,
Sleeping cars for New York ON $50 p m. train
TS50usA tickets s.s :s Phi Ne. ypss 9.
s.nisrs sns the ns S sac Penn.
=. :sf oSia dss' :a,.r.l.sn.n.
ior schedule Se ~ wsshinstsa, Baltimore,
" :. saiIH S:.t., Q. rs.nspsr...isn.
aro sG k6os iRsr Asa asss 1..sins.on
- WARRINGTON, Jane Is, 1855.
-
.ss HsD N H1 RxsT
are now run ~ follows, viz:
lilo .. M. AID 2;45, and So and 500 p m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
a. leave eaiiy, except Sunday, At TOO .. m, and
FOE SiT STATIONS s SO SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at s:ls and 7:oo =. n, and at AS and As
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at7oo and $50 .. m, and 40 ,. m. No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave es7c .. m, and Is and 90 d, m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave M $50 Q. m, and 2:46 and 500 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
sd leave daily, except Sunday, 1t 7.sO a. M, and
On Sunday at 500 p m only. connecting at Relay
S.anon Win trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
THROUGa TICK Ers to the West can be had at
the .eshington Station Ticket Once at all hours
IN tne Day as well g at the new Office of the Bahk
ers ehd Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34S Penn
avenue, between 9th and m streets
For New York, Philadelphfa and Bosten see
adverttsement Of Through Line"
w. SMITH. Master Of transportation.
n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc - Il GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent, Washins ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
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RY JAS. 9. HcaUIRE & o.. Auctione.r.

TBUsrIE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsIAIn, IMf rH BY pWELLING.
By virtue oftwo deeds Of trust. shall offer for
saie, at pntlic auction on WEDNESDAY 18th DAY
OF November. 1856 at Al O'Clock D. "a on the prem
tses. the east part Of Let No 81 In Square 1885, on
street south, between Sd and eth strest east
The terms easy, and made knovn at the time Of
sale. y.C. KENhEDYs -
.~,. - A. d. OoLLIAGsW0RrH.
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A UCTI0N SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD
"A AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Hsadqxarers De,a,tne.t Of Washt.stos,

QDkce 81 CKtO Qtoste4nastSy,
Wasktnsfos d. c., October I9, I8Ss
The auction sale Of Government wood, Of the
OF Alexandria, on the Washington, Alex sndris
and GeoIgetoyn railroad, will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 18th, at IL o'clock q. m :, and
continued daily until the Sd Of November, inclu-
sive, sundays excepted, RnIess the lot is sold be-
fore that time.
Upwards of eight thousand cords of Oak and Pin
are offered, which will be sold Of the kind to suit
five hundred cords.
Terms-Cash; in Government funds on the day of
sale, and fifteen days allowed for removal
LUDIN0TON.
Bvt. Brig. Gen. and Ohief Quartermsster,
oc lglN DepArtment of Washinofop
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW RlVIR LIE.

The nns Steamer wAwAssK1T win leave Nh
tuesday Asf $%SSffS41it 'i s0dks $3.50
q clock, and Alexandria att O'Clock, fer CUR.
hlOmAN Returning, leave Ourrfomen Al a ;clk
.: N on SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. stopsine
~ al issnings going and returning. Passaee.
freight OF passage apply on board or to A''
c.,,s,.y JOHN VAN RIsWICK,
zen Supr Potomac Ferry COMPANY
OS ~ lm seventh street Wharf
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u ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pe
IL TO4AO RAlLROAD,
TO TRAvELLEHS CONE SOUTH,
TWICE DAILY, tSunday Q. N. excspted.)

The quickest and most DIRECT route = Richmond,
;...Ssr. from sixth street Whsri, EeA3S
Raohmond. Frsdersasburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from AQUA Greek to Rich.
mond We, eenaecfans there yith trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Dan Vile
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmineton.
h Hsasssn, Greensboro. SALISBURY. Charlotte and
Steamers Report and o. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY m orning excepted) ct
$50 .. n. and p. m. and arrive In Richmond q
THROUGH 10 RIOHMoNp IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thar
any Other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company . Ofice, corner OF PeRna. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons will be in
readiness to convey passengen and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle fields near 1rsderickshurg By stop.
ping ut that point.
Breakfast and sup on board OF steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY, 6upt., Washi ngton, d. O.
hfTH1w CLARK, Agent ws.hinston.
aD91y GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS.

a.
sesseo Proposals viii be received AZ this De..rt
nst Will the 18TH DAY or DEOIN = SFR
70 y ~ S.oek noen. for Furnishing LET-
IL 2nAhAsSks for the use Of the Post Ofboe,
~ me uniteo States, for one year from and ana
AZ sls. Gay o. December neat, Of the foIiouine
ist. balances capable OF veIghtne eisht oono..
svoifaepois weight, O. be graded down 70 IN go
ounces VI tkese, ft 10 supposed. 500 70 SoS viii
I'd Balances capable Of we,sh,nv 49,,
ayoiroupois weight. TO be graded Savn So1un11 s
ounces or these, IL is supposed 60 to loo viii ~
P.tfsct correctness. and strength and an,.,,,,,x
VIII Be required In the Be- ances TO he Sn,ns.h.y
Samples OF each description OF Hala,ces 49,,
accompany eseh bad: end he bidder whe "A, 81
Tain the contract will be required 20 furnish nj
ances ordered, Of guilty IA ell respects eousi 10
Zach Balance must be veil and secure,v n.c...
In boz for trans port alton and deljverea ~
ell expensee TO the Department, az the No.
Agency Of the Pest Once Department A. W.
ington. ., o., who're the came will be aoosa,sS
found 70 be perfect. and equal to TIE samniss
Each BIDDER must furnish with his proossaf. as,
depce OF hfe ability to comply With his bid
Two sumeient sureties will be required 10 can
failure TO furnish the Balances AZ cont,.,,..
Ter, promptly, the IN rnishing of those OF An IN,
Terror quality viii he cons dered so fcient Co.,
Tor the forfeiture OF the contract.
proposals must be endorsed the enyelopa
Proposals for Letter Balances. ~ and dirested -
the Iirsf Assistant Postm aster General Wsshine
ten. y " ALEX. W. RANDALL
os 70 laWoW Postmaster General
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TWO BAD CAsES OF Pills OVRrD BY Dl
hfkICKLANDS PILE REMEDI,

the beneht or all Who suffer with the Plies that ne
has been troubled for eight years with an !ssgrA:
rattd case OF Piles, and bic brother discharged
gzed With the Piles Both these distressing cases
Isre eqrs1 T1tn one &c tile Of pr .STBlCKLANDS
FILL RB4kDf. The recommendation Of these
eentlemen beside the daily testi onisis recsiv we'd
~ Ir- strickland, ought 70 convincs these suaer-
Ing that the most renic caaes az pt1n
are cured BY Dr., 6trickiand's Pile Rsnsdy. II nc
ssid ~ Druggists everywhere. Sold 81 J. ".
avenue and 302 9th street. oc Is IN
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TkUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVE,
RkOPERTY ON THE OORNER OF I2Tl

By yi,fue of . deed Of trust, dated the LIST day
GGiissspiHsmHbeT, A D. 1884, and duly recorded 10
Resords for Warrington county. in the District 81
Columbia. and BY direction Of the parties secured
thereby, will sell at public auction in front OF
the premises, on 4 ONDAV. the 18th day of No.
yember 1856 at y. O'Clock p. M, part Of Lot Ne
The part Of lot new offered for sale b a. frost of
feet on 18th street west. and front Of III feet
inches On Ohio avenue, and 10 improved with very
substantial and ex tensive brick buildings and ia
well known a. "Oolumbia Garden. I" "
Terms Of sale: One third cash, of which S2Oo
must be paid ct the time Of sale: tho REMAINING
Two thirds to be peid In equal payments in 49, "a,
and 80 months With inte rest from day OF ale and
secured BY deed of trust to the satisfaction Of the
trustee The terms Of sale TO be complied with
In seven days after day Of SALE ether the prn
purchaser - ni s'
chase. " S
,WMi H; WARD. Trustee.
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PRoPosALs Fol MRAPPIso PAPER ANu

sealed Propos.l. will Dc received a. this pss.sr,
VIM S ST Il, iS%' nj. y "a
the si.t dsy Of 6eosmb aSr one year from aud after
fss ssid articles to be delivered free OF exp.D.s
ment 81 ..hinesee. d. On s rSs' Y one Dersrt
York; and Buffalo, New Yonk S'H new
III. e:hi@.ssd quantity q each article and the
Cited below. ~ 'sea agency are spe-
Di,f'ia No I. at washimston, DC
zsso Ieams OF wrapping Paper. 20 by Is fnchs. Is,
resp:cts to that new in use In the pee.s stl
Contain ssrs 20 ' a1r 5s. aud
~ wv poS1os Oh 1nts or other suitable Irvine,
norn ,~issed' and In balls, to weigh about one
eco pound. Of cosr.e Hemp rwine, about one
weigh from one to two pound. s s.d N 0ai' to
Dtariet No z, at Ne,c York ci,y, Ns,r York
u s:.i or p.s, thar
nat described in the sstimsts. e@ G Di:srt Ct
lsIoco pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine, similar to
that required for District No l. W
District No. 5, at Buffalo. Ne,r Yo,L
le.ooo rsees Of wrsppins Pager, similar TO thu,
% a.. r ssunc for District SS:1. v ~"
IF tor 6 81 ssssi similar to
o,eoo pounds Of coarse Hemp Twine. similar to
Mar described and required for District
P,SIsssl. Win be received for each article sep
tS: and Tor :. K, K. saes or for all
Inc contract or contracts will be awarded TO the
sSsst sno pest bidder TO be determfned after Q
al SmeIu. exsminsnon Tor the purpose Of ASCERTAIN
le wni.n od viii 10 It's practical results, be most
~ ~ eous 70 tne Department.
.ne ostricts should De reconstrucfed, or the
sSa Tio or Lhotessed or diminished, the articles
Postmaster General shali designate, at pro rata
rssosi
AUG TIE fosmater General reserves the right
past on inorssisg or reducing the queutity
VI VIC ueles Ie9uireo over or under the estimates
nsmeo 10 thls aavertisement, IL he shall consider
eceseary 70 90 so.
samples OF such articles o. are now used 81 the
e.S Imoss can De seen al either OF the above
nrnieo agencies
Bidders viii send samples OF such articles they
propose 70 furnish wfth thefr bids
Each bidder muet Furnish With hts proposals
guarantees OF bis ability TO comply with his bid.
and certificate from postmaster that sueh Gu ar,
apfou are creditable and reliable citizens must
eno secempsny HE proposals.
Two sumcient sureues VIII be required 10 o
teet.
fanure 70 furnish an article contracted for
that contracted for. will be considered a sufcienr
cause for the forfeiture Of the contract.
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IA young named Taylor, son of Peter
Taylor, residing near MiddIeburg, Schoharie
County, committed suicide Tuesday by sus-
pending himself by the neck with q rope. I
seems that he had been suffering from sickness
Tor length oftnne. and it is supposed he was
IaboriDg under q Irmporary fit Of INSANITY at
the time of committing the act
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MARRIAGE AVN oEL.InAO,

AABBIAeB AND 0ELIBAOY,
an Essay II Warning snd distraction for Young
"a len lso, Deeesee and Abuses which PROSTATE
fne vital powers, with n cans OF relief. sent
free Of charge in sealed letter ENVELOPES Address
Or. sKILLIN H0UGHT0H, Howard Assosia-
tacn. PhilsdeIpbia. p. Aus Is sm
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THIS ID TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf. .
Der has Sstsined from the 0rphap., Court Of
letters Of Standardization on the personal estate Of
WinjAm fsrkhurst' lateof Wasnineto,.. D. o.,
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit thS
same With the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
on o. before the 18th day Of October next: they
Osvep undsr ny hend this 18th day Of October.
lS0. sARAH l. PARKaURST.
DC ~ fswav' AdninistrAtrfx.
JAMS GUILD, pselss IL New aad Sssc,sd ka.d
~. tLss"sM y y,a yninito1s Beesised Reup.
The eanai) Hishsss price pad fc. seeoni asd
rufns'uFs "a 10 ss IY' I
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WOMEN
u H"---11- AND
LYINQ-Ik ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street 4 circle y corner of n street
ashl n9tou II q

LYlN0-lN A6YLUM,
Fourteenth Ut rect (sircie corner Of N street,
Wellington, d. @.
ception Of latients who may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
OF .uch females As may require the comforts OF the
The building 6 .itustsd in the most healthy per-
grounds. Oars pass the door every dye minutes
Terms of adm fsston: From % to 9l0 per week
advsSoe. The includes Board. Medicines, Ned d.
SURGEON In OHIHF
J.H THONP sON, n D., --.
1sA street between. 10th and list streets.
CONSULTING PAYeIO1AN s AND SU KGEONS
JOS *. BAkNxS. n. D., surgeon General,
Jos; billy, a D., Georgetown.
HSs GkkEsT4F . Ess S% Sit sy:nS.
E,R yOHNsIUN. u. b, Warrington. .
r. HOwARD, n. D., r street. y
Ordsrs for admission TO the free beds in this hos.
Ettal, (of which there are SOL can be obtained Of
the Surgeon In chief 1t this ONCE. 1e% Istreet,
Of any Of tbs Metcsl staff and Of tho Revs. Drs.
Wives and Willows Of soldiers desiring Admission
viii Apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Pstisuts living ct distance whe desire to como
to this institution for private
rooms by applying BY letter TO the matron Of the
hospital. 4. p. GILLETTE, d D.,
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H. B. SWEENEY.
JAMES En- 0LISH,
JOHN Z NEALE,
WILLIAM b. NALLEY,
Commissioners
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
AuctiOueors.

HAHL. W: AnHSSn9neef1.,
Aasls D %. Win give their personal slsution -
the sale OF Real Bstate and Household srnitufe q
the residence Of antilles declining housek ee Dlna
Also . the SEES Of stocks Of Groceries and Her.
cnandiee q even description, HoTses, Carriages,
0oInsos % dec lily
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DOTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. \. A. RYTHDR,
leaves Washington at s Q. m. and Al
exandria at = .. n: livery SAT. &nA-N
URDAY for Glymont, Budd o Ferry
Smiths Point, Ohatterton Landing Nsnjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point. PIowden 3
Iionen Bay, Fexwell's Wharf, Hazeii's Wharf.
PiDey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Bald.
more q 8 O. 10 on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO. Agents,
opt-d No. 346 Penna Avenue
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ooLeATEs ARoMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
A superior ToILrT Soar. prepared from refined
VIszrAsLx ola in combination With GL YcxRINH
and especially designed for the use of LAprrs and
the NuRsIRY. Its Dsrfuns % exquisite, and
washing properties unrivaIisA
Tor sale By oil druggists. fes-solv
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SURELY
SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY
BhoLANDERs EXTRACT BUeKu
0 n =, IL AFTLIoT EDi
TRY SM0L ANDE R's.

IKE NO OTHER BUCKU
Sold b. oil Apothecariss Price 81. D. BARNBs
90, New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
hev Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLIIeH q
RoeERs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Moss.
General Agents.. fab MY
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.,,I Halls yIgETAlLE

4 AODHRH MIRACLEi
FROM old and young, from nch and poor from
hisa born and ioviy, eomss the uAiVsrsal Voice Of
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TOR eILE-A Gre. -ela:. stsoDvay PIANO, y
god ordrr. Apply - No. A23 18th STREET: 10
tween o and " cts oSzsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-02

JOHN r. ELvANe 4 o.,
a l6-m Washingtou. ,, q
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.t8y BEEF TONGUES,

: '''pHs sFrw pnuRoueIL
~ ttlt @'tf Corner lah snt g.,e oct -
= x---&--- -. "a.
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Rope, CoRDAGE, 10.

PRICES CURREHr FURNISHED wEEKLY
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WHAT TINE eURaEOEs SAT o. rH1 sAMAR

"Posf a0sf1rAL, foRr MARSHALL, Balumors,
Nd !, Feb. p, ie64.-"I have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies'
for Veneral diseases In its most customary forms;
that have used thsn with Judgment, discretion,
satieip atoms promptly and efisctuaiiy. Known
their composition, have the fullest confidence IN
their emeecy and - Tar e my use of them extends,
lrss'nnsoo 'nsn ss.oagFf linn q. powrps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-05

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRFAX
l County, March Court 1866 Benjamin +.
Johns, n vs. Thomas 7. Johnson and othcrs-in
chanccry.
The Court doth adjudgc, order and decree
that tie said Thomas 7. johnson do settle an
account of his transaction as guardian otthesaid
BENJAMIN +. Johnson before one of the Com
missioncrs f this Court, and that the said Com
missioners before proceeding to state and settle
account give notice of the time and plac" of
settling said account by advertisements in the
and that the said Commissioner shall report his
proceedings herein, with any matter deemed
pertinent, or that cithc- party may require
Extract-Testc
VIM. NJ FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
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TH.E GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 5. 1866.

* =
TaE REsToRATIoNo OF CIVIL AUTHORITY. -
The proclama,io Of President johnson finally
removes fromahe great heart Of the nation the
burden, which for FIVE long years has oppressed
it. The insurrection which heretofore existed
and!which 10 fact terminated one year ago, has
now, in contemplation Of law, ceased, and all
its horrid Accomplishments OF violence, military
occupation. martial law and military tribunals
have vanished fiom the land. HeDceforth,
peacein place Of violence, industry and com,
merce in place Of military array, the reign OF
the.constitution and the civil law instead OF
the arbitrary desporism of martial law: In lieu
of military tribunals, copdemning without evil
dence and executing without authority, the Ju-
ry box and The impartial judge are again the
recognized safeguards of the citizen. Hence
forth, let the doors of forts Lafayette, Pulaski
and Warren rust upon their hinges, for the
writ of habeas corpus has unbarred them all,
and the people of the United States are free
people once more Let us indeed unroll and
reread the constitution of the United States;
i. is again living instrument: every word in it
now breatbes the same law among equal States
and among reunited people.
The work ofthe Executive has been accom-
plished. The consistency and unity Of purpose
which have controlled the action and guided
the nnlcy Of the President are now apparent.
Bali San.
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NOTICE.-John Devereuy vs.. William Ans
~ ley, Thomas Moore and O. W. HUNT.
The decree of the December Term, 1865, Of
the County Court of Fairfax County, in the
above cause, directs one of the Commissioners
Of the said Court, to ascertain what amount of
money is due the plaintiff in this cause, from
the defendant, William Anslev; what liens upon
the lands attached now exist unsatisied, and
the dates and amounts thereof respectively, and
to make report to this Court.
And the Court doth direct that notice Of the
time and place Of taking this account be pub
lished, weekly, for four successive weeks, in the
Alexandria Gazette and that such publication
shall be equivalent to personal service Of such
decree-on the parties to this suit
FAIRFAX c. H., Va, March 20. 1865
The above named parties and al! others in
terested, are notified that I have fixed upon
SATU RDA1, April II, 1856, at my office, as the
time and place when | shall proceed to execute
the decree Of which the above is an abstract.
G. II. BLINCOE,
Commissioner in Chanccry,
for County Court Of Fairfax County.
SHOOT & LOWE, p NH 22-law4w
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