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peared IN the highest spirits-though in the
hearts OF two OF the parties there was the
damning knowledge of a volcano OF crime and
misery al out to burst forth and overwhelm the
only gulltless one of the three.
On Tuesday the granddaughter left the board
inc house on the plea of visiting her sister, and
returned no more. Tuesday night the poor wife
waited all through the weary hours in vainr
for the husband whom she was destined never
more to see. On Wednesday afternoon there
appeared in the papers, and also in the morning
papers OF yesterday, line among the locals
announcing the departure for Europe (among
others) OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Borganani. This
line, however. as always happens was not seen
by those most interested and at IL o'clock the
end came.
II came in the shape of letter from the man
Bourganani-a letter coolly written and care.
fully worded, announcing his departure to
Europe-containing few commonplace apollo
gies for. his baseness-and informing her (her,
the loving woman to whom he owed his all,
owed the very coat on his base back and the
very money with which he paid his passage In
the steamer, her who had given up the world
and the worlds gold en- God for him), that if
'she kept quiet, he having converted all her
property into cash and taken II with him, would
allow her the magnificent allowance of twenty
dollars a week.
Yes such was the end. The pauper dancing
master whom she had married, introduced into
society, started in business, and "made man
oi"-as far as such wretch could be made q
man-had deceived her love, ruined her child,
deserted herself, robbed her, In the eyes OF
society and heaven, ii not OF the law, and left
her alone and penniess.
The false husband, the unnatural relative the
bar and thief, with MS unhappy victim, have
"gone to Europe"
The law, we believe, cannot overtake them,
but at least the reprobation Of society should,
alike bere and abroad be directed on the head
of the Italian villain, while the heartfelt and
most practical sympathy OF the community, both
here and in Washington, should be bestowed
upon his unfortunate but most esCimable wife, -
Nelp YLrk DdiLn Nelrs
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Billiards..

THE LAKE Observation-Disclosures BETWEEN
DION, CARME, GoLDTHwAIT, M'DEvITT, AND THE
CHAMPION PLAYERS OF AMERICA AND CANADA,
ETC. ETC.
About one thousand persons assembled, yes
terday afternoon and last evening, at the Cooper
Institute, tor the purpose OF witnessing several
match games at billiards, between the champion
players OF America and Canada, for the benefit
OF MIR. William Lake, the veteran billiard PLAYER,
Referee, &. b. HubOell, champion OF Come c.
tlcut.
At halfpast o'clock last evening play com.
menced by Michae Phelan and William Lake
playing mace game OF one hundred points,
American carom game. After close playing on
both sides, where fine play was exhibited by
several runs ol from ten to twenty, Mr.. Lake
won the game by six points.
The match for $3.50, between Pierre Carme, of
New York, ana Joseph Dion, champion of Ame-
RIGA, 75O points, American carom game, push
shot barred, was then called up by Mr.. Phelan.
Some brilliant play was exhibited on both sides.
Mr. Dion finally succeeded in getting the two
red balls in the jaw of the pocket and kept
them in that position running the game out, and
beating his opponent 259 points. Each player
had nineteen innings Dion's play averaged
twenty points at each inning.
A gentleman then challenged any party in the
room to play Mr.. Carme Tor $1,000. No takers.
Dion then donated the purse OF $3.50 to Mr..
Lakes benefit. Loud cheers.
The champion of America-Joseph Dion-~is
young man, about twenty.eight years OF age.
He has for some time offered to play any man in
the world the American game of billiards on
tour.pocket table, in Canada, push barred Tor
the sum Of $4,000 in gold. This challenge has
not been accepted as yet, and Mr.. Dion leaves it
open for one month longer from this date.
In the afternoon match tpok place between
William Goldthwait and John McDevitt for
purse OF $3.50, 400 points up, American carom
game. McDevitt won the purse, beating his
opponent by 206 points.
In the match between r. 7. Ryall, champion
of Pennsy ylvania, and Cvrill Dion, champion of
Canada, 800 points, American carom game, the
former was the victor.
In the French carom game Of 40 points, be-
tween Estephe and Bird, the latter was victorious
by two points.
The afternoons entertainment was closed by
an illustration of the beauties OF billiards by
Pierre CaIme, who displayed his skill in making
remarkable shots with wonderful precision
". Y. Herald yesterday.
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MEDICAL.
V0X POPULI. TH1T
WR1GHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPO

No. I'll South THIRD Street
Price, S1'OO per Bottles $500 for halEadozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheermy
recon mendihg the use Of WriRht's Tar Syrup ior
coughs: colds consun ptOn. whOopng-cough, spotted
ntammation and restriction OF air I'm the lungs
etc: he remedy should be in every family . sag
CHARLES 2. WI son FomeV's Press office
Char. es II. Grahen, Sunday Mercury Office.
James Nolen. hquTeT office
William +. Corbit, Associated Press
william II. Carpenter, Fire Alarm and Pollce.T
graph f1th ana Chesnut streets.
Randolph, Front and ombard streets.
games w. Perrine No ll2g Charles street.
II. A. Davis No. S23 gaskll street
John oOdside No. 1881 Franklin street.
Robert IhompsCn No. lG08 Walter street,
X. g. Marc1, No. 826 Franklin street.
J Geblof No 7Sl S. second street
John Seymour. No. 5l3 \. Front street. -
y. W Howard, No. Dock street
II. G. lartett No. 327 s. second street.
T. Rates No. sos Arch street
Albert Martin, No. Az S. Second street.
Mary Caldwell, No 1882 SAMSON street
W. homas o. 20N. Fourth street
I. M arthy. No, ll9 iretn 3 alley.
George Wi son. No. 236 Race street
W. F. Brooks, ko.6 SO North second street.
NJ. . Hassett, No. ll9 GeDa street.
y. seymour Rose Busileton
Char es Rogers No. g2l South street
+ t; Z; Thomas, No. 1856 South Sixtl street
William Barns, No. 6lb South Front street
y 3 SANFORD, Opera Manager.
John Maginnls rear of No 1874 North Second street
Mrs. 5. X, Choate. Newark De-.
Mr. WiyHon b. Wrjoht:-
SIR I'VE take pleasure in recommending your TAR
SYRUP (of which we have already Do considerable
oualtiuesI most excellent and efhca cious remedy
ioI the complaints set forth in printed Dill already
submitted 10 the public As gratifying act to suffering
ton TO afflicted with diseases which 1t IS designed to
DILKs son, Druggists,
pinn and EfvfI atro
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SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERLY

9 ALE OF PUBLIC PROPERLY
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE
New YORK, May II, 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Depot of
Army Clothing ana EquiUage corner or LAIGHT
and WASHINGTON Streets, New York CITY, on
FRIDAY: June lst next, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ as folows:-
10000 Spades, new.
1000 Shovels, new.
10000 Pickaxes, new.
10000 PickaXe Handles, new.
These goods are from the best manufacturers, and
are IN the origina packages
Samples of the above articles can be seen at the
depot, and further information Obtained
Terms-Cash, in Government funds. Ten per
cent down, and the balance before the goods are
taken from the depot, which must be within three
days Of SALE under tol olfeiture OF the goods and ten
per cent.
5l99t d. O. M General d. ga.
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DR. Z. C0URTARET'S DIsINFECTING FLUIDS
secured by Let ers atent I'm the United States and
france Prepared sole by the New York Disnlecting
Company, at their Laboratory. Nos. 2gS, 3OO and 3n3
HENRY Street, New ork; Office, No. AZ CEDAR
This Company organized permanent basis WITH
Dr. ouTtaret the celebrated French hemis in charge
ING FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries. urnals water
osets privies cesspools, sewers CUTTERS ships rail-
roads hospitals prisons and public Institutions of all
kinds slaughter-houses Ofal and atbOi ing establish
mCnts; al kinds Of manures (pmeRsey increasing the
value OF the after to every farDer and wherever poi
Gus and offensive gases exist These agents de-
ooorizers eptcs anuputrescents and dIsntectants
In the scientific meaning OF the words They remove
noXious gases tnd odOs by chemical prncipes-leavno
In their places hedru ar; they DESTROYERs and
nOt mercy 0GStT6 OF poisonous gases-not injurious
TO utensils in which they used. The enton OF
medical and scientific drec ed TO these disnfec
tants Attached are ties imon as in favor this great
at III ompaDy's office.
DELAvAN HOUSE. ALBANY March 80 1866 TO the
President OF the New York Dsnectng Company
Dear Sir;-lt Is a 1t is rep esented to be We have
made many trials OF osniectans but consider that
We have found article which surpasses al others as
NEW YORK, April o. l866.-To the President Of the
New York Dsn ectng Company Dear sir We pro.
nounce II ithou exception to be the best ave ever
KNOW, Its effect upon every matter is complete and
instantaneous. q. A. STETSON, Astor Uouse
n. b. These Disinectants used by the scayenVers
under the direction The Sanitary Po ice OF the MetTo-
po. itan Health Department. New York
pOWE Ii d HOMpSON, No AZ CEDARSt NY
General and Sole Agents the and the
an0das to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers the
United : tates and Canadas. 5l83m
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JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY D. CowDEN's,
DYOTT CO.'S
nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
lie rs prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup
any part o the country Persons desiring other inor
MAJ Ion by mail will incOse postage stamp and answers
will be returned as soon as the exigences OF business
viii admit Address - - -
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 No III :. THIRD sute Philadelphia, Pa
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LIQUORS.
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY.
Nc .s5 North THIRD Street.

Nc 80 North THIRD Street.
II anything wanted to prove the absolute purity
Of this Whisky; The following certificates should do it
eeCnne endauon ON such high sources =
PHILADELPHIA, September0 o. 1905
We have carefully tested the sample of CHESNIJT
GROVE WHISKY which you send u.s. aud find thar "A
contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known al
FusIL OIL hieh s the characteristic and Injurious in
gTedient of the whskes in general use
BOOTH, GARRETT d CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, September 3, 1885,
/ nave aDalyzed sample OF CHESNUT GROVE
NHlsKY received from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr, OF
Philadephla; and having carefully tested II, 1 am
pleased TO state that II Is entirely FREE FROM POISONOUS
OR DELETERIoUs substances II Is an unusually pure
ana nne-faVOred quality OF whisky q
JAMES r. Chiffon, M. D.,
Analytical Chemist.
BOSTON March Z, 1859
have made a chemical analysis of commercial sam
pies OF CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY, which proves to
be Tree nom the heavy Fnsi Oils and perfectly pure and
unadul Grated he fine flavor of this whisky Is derived
nom the grain used in manufacturing it.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
State Assayer, No l6 BOylstOn street.
For sale by barrel demohn or bottle 226 North
THIRD Street Philadelphia. "a
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5 Is tuths6t
OVERNMENT SALE OF THE MILITARY
W RAlLhOAD AT BRAZOS SANTIAGO

wv EhNMGNl BALE OF THE MILITARY
" RAlLkOAD AT BRAzOS SANTIAGO.
TEXAS.
QUARTERMAsTER-GENERAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON: ID. a., April 10, 1866
lhe attention OF capitalists seeking q profitable
investment is invited to this SALE
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of
the Quartermaster General division OF River ana
nan .IIansportation6 at WASHINGTON, d. c..
M anlu the hrst Gay Of june next, at II O'Clock NJ.
lor the purchase OF all the right ut O. and interest
OF he United States in and to the United Statee
Military Railroad hom Brazos Santiago to W hite's
The sole will include the entire track and sid
lngs, buildings, water stations turntables bridges
to me road toRether with the rolling stock, cars,
machinery, and other equipment.
lhe sale will not include the tite to the land
which does not belong to the United States
1hIs road is about ten miles IN length and extends
nom Brazos Santiago to Whites Rancho, on the
mo oranoe from this point connection is made
by steamer with Brownsville and Matamorss
This route is the shortest and best for the immense
of Southern Texas and Northern Mexico. and the
comm commnnlcation by rai alone readily be ex-
tended TO brownsville
The Ioad already completed saves thirty miles of
dffcult and toruous navigation. Boats on the
river now charge II is stated tor freight to Browns
each. w.
The road is fve'ieet guage, good ties. rail, and
wore particular description of the property can
be obtained at this office, at that of the Chief
Quartelmaster III Mitary Division Of the Cult, at New
condition of the sale will be that transportation
snail be furnished for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, at the rates paid bV
government at the tune to the New Y Ork Central
Raj road.
The terms of payment accepted will be those
considered the most favorable to the Govern
ment,
Ten per cent cash, in Government funds, to be
paid on acceptance eft proposal - =
The Government reserves the right TO reject anv
or all proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed, proposals for pur.
chase OF BraZos SanuaPo ana Rio Grande Railroad
and addressed TO the DIVISION of River and Rail
WASHINGTON, ID. G. N'
By order of the Quartermaster GeueraI.
ALENANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. o. M, in charge of Fourth
Division Q. NJ. G. o 423tM3l
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y r.. II Y LTON IS
CONSTITUTIONAL RENOVATOR.
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Incipient Consumption, and all Diseases
Pertaining TO Consumption,

AS
Coughs, Gods, Hoarseness, Group Bronchitis and nil
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Loss OF Ap-
petite, Nervous Debility, with
great Lassitude OF the Mus
- cular System. etc
The success OF this medicine in the cure of disease
has wthstood many critical tests in this country and
eisewhere its salutary efec's on disease are widely
disseminsted and require no effort to parry The preju-
diees o. the skeptic.
=, DIR. HYLTON;-I take Is oppor unity to inform you
con- ider you the greatest doctor diseas OF
ue lungs in the country. i had splitting of blood,
with large Jumps OF green matter; violent pain in my
breast and shoulders raining cough aud several of
the most eminent physieisns gave me up hopeless
ase OF consum ption tried all the remedies OF the
day and gained no relief hut when friend
advised me TO thy Renovator SATISFYING me tnat
ou were regular graduate of the University of Penn
wanna and not selstvled doctor. l used but nine
bottles of your RenOv ator and to the surprise of nv
friends am now well man and able to attend daily
TO my business
Any one needing further particulars ofmy case can
cali on me ana be satisfied. NICHOLAS B1LGER,
mo. 235 Race street :"
DR. Hy lton is regu graduate OF the University of
Peunsy Vania. (His diploma can be at Ofice)
EXamines Lungs without charge Office No 227 North
hlAIh street, "a thsm2m
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PROPOSALS.
MAVI DEPARI MEM, Bureau or CON.
IN S1hUClluN AND REPAIR

NAN1 DEPARl MEM, BUREAU or CON-
IN S1hUClIvN AND REPAIR
o. -. WARRINGTON, U. q Mav % 1866.
oVhers VIII be received by this Bureau until the
n o June 1866, for tue purchase OF the fol owing
Ya1Ssut Ytu Lessels when may be seen at the Navy
O. PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
measurement wv '''0' V'U
screw steamer "ALTHEA," of 72 tons, old moa-
soop.ofwar "sT, LOUIS" of 700 tons, old mea-
NEW YORK NAVY YARD.
Paodle-wheel steamer "JAMEs ADLER" !" of 11sY
tons, old measurement "A
Paddle.wht el steamer "oCToRARA," of S2s tons,
~ ,iaddIe,wheel steamer "rRlToNIA," of 2O9 tons.
screw steamer JASMINE" Of 122 tons, old mos.
surement - 1' w ,-0~-
screw steamer ''KANAwHAD of 5O7 tons, old
measurement
screw steamer "MARIGoLD," of 1l6 tons, old
BOSTON NAVY YARD
Sloop-of-war "J0HN ADAMS . OF 700 tons ...
Ihese vessels will be sold with theiI spars stand
W besbnG be sb1 Two boats and such other articles
ne ara where the vessels lie, wi the exception Of
tneii armaments, navy arcnors and CHAINS, nautical
Instruments, ana stores. These vessels can be seen
ana the inventories examined at any time ON appi-
cation to the Commandments Of the Yards.
the vessels from sale. = - - "
Payments must be made within three days from
the dae OF the reception of the notice of the accent
ance OF an offer. and the vessels must be removed
lIom t1e Navy Yard within ten days from the dato
PrOpo.als will be indorsed Proposals for the Pur
chase OF Vessels" 24thfm9t
y oVERNMENT SALE OF MOLASSEs.
OFFICE DEPoT COMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. May 12 1866. I
sealed Groposals in duplicate, of the form fur
nished by the under signed, will be received at ths
Office until II O'Clock NJ. on THURSDAY MAG a.
1866, toT the sale of about ~ O-'
ID 500 GALLONS OF MOLASSES
~ barres averaging about AZ gallons each and
4Ig nall barrels averaging about 20 gallons eachl
Proposals will not be received ior less than three
(3) barrels or five t6) halt barrels
all the packages have been regauged and re-
coopered; but, II desired by the purchaser will be
reguaged by lellable inspector before Their de.
ilVery. 1t can be seen at the Subsistence store
mouse, at Sixth street wharf, Washington D.
q. or samples will be found with the following
BIeyet Brgadier-General H. +. CLARKE, A. C.
G. s., u. 5, A., New York city. = -
Breyet BTlPadIer.General q. L. KILBURN A
c. @. s., q. S. A, Philadelphia, Pa. -
BreYet Brigadier. Genei oil L. WILSON, " s. and
Breyet Lieut. Col, Captain and G. s., U. S. A.,
Baltimore, Md. -"
Or at this office.
Paw vment in Government funds, about fifty per
cent OF which will be required on the acceptance
OF the bid, and the remainder before the delivery
commences.
No bid received from parties who have faiedt
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
OF their BIDS
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharf III Washington, ID. c., tree of expense.
The usual reservation by the Government IN regard
to bids Will be observed.
- G. BELL,
D 10 tuths6t Major and G. s., U. s. A.
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I ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS. AMBU-
l. LANCES, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, ErC
CHIEF QUARTERMA OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., NAV 2I 1866 !
VIII be sold at Public Auction under the difec-
ton OF Brevet Brigadier. General c.. II. TompKins
Quartermaster, at NCOLN DEPOT, Washington,
u. O., on MONDAY, June H. 1866 at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, large lot OF Quarttrmaster's Stores consist.
ing OF
d955 d95 Army Wagons, -, 10000 pounds old Horse
250 Army Wagons with Shoes,
Hay Racks, 1000 pounds old Wagon
IA two-hoIse Wagons, Tire,
II Spring Wagons 700 Sash with Glass,
watering Carts, 1876 pounds Tallow,
~ Light Carts, Wagon and Am bulance
90 two horse Ambuances Wheels
! Buggy, Wheebarrows,
lU34 single sets Harness, Blankets,
4I2 Saodles, Buckets,
2l,570 pounds Scrap Chain Chains,
5000 pounds old Wagon Ha tiers,
AXles, Wrenches
2S5 pounds Coil Chain, Anvils,
1892 pounds Lead Pipe, Smiths Bellows,
165 pounds Scrap IRON Portable FOrges,
2077 pounds of Lead Planes
$500 pounds Scrap Steel Barrels
loco pounds Scrap Kettles,
tongue Irons, Stoves, etc.
II 600 pounds Scrap Brake
Irons,
This property has been worn, but a large portion
Of 1t is still seTviceable.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date Of sale.
Ierms-C Cash in Government funds.
d. H RUCKER,
Brevet Maior-Gen. and Chief Quarterm lster,
622 lit Depot of WASHINGTON.
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MCCLELLAN U. S. HOSPITAL.

"a Frame Bui dings.
2 Cedar Water anks, capacity Is coo gallons zach
90. 40. d. do. 90. 1000 do do
2 Large Tubular Boilers, sS inches in diameter
Guild Garrisons Steam Pump
l WorthinPton Steam Pump, No l.
Cooking Ranges
10 Iron Soil Containers.
IL Iron HopDers
Iron Truck Cars.
lice Box
4Wash Troughs, 15 feet long.
81 Wooden Wash SInks zipc-lined,
"a Table Tops and 270 IIestles.
9S Wooden Benches.
64 Window Sash Cassorted)
j Flagstaff
Counters, Drawers, shelving, cto., in Dispensary.
2125 feet Oak Picket Fence.
$4,000 feet loose Lumber.
200 Bricks in chimney, stacks RANGES, etc,
1he frame buildings contain about
302 42 feet Hemlock and White Pine scantliug.
878079 feet Flooring and Tongued Boards.
23l 29S feet Rough Boards.
1be buildings will be sold separa ely.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, in Government funds.
deposit Of ten l0) per cent. to be paid on every
accepted bid; the balance TO be paid immediately
The lion and Terra Gotta Pipes to be sold by the
foot, more or less, they lie buried the ground,
TO be dug up and the ground filed In by the pur.
chaser and by super fetal measurement amount to
4l50 feet of 3inch Iron Water Pipe.
1901 e,t OF 3-inchArOn Gas Pipe.
$50 feet of II inch Iron Gas Pipe
21e0 feet OF 12-lnch Terra Gotta Pipe.
l426 feet OF S.lnch Terra Cot Pipe
tans of the bmdInps can be obtained and sche.
dule OF the lots seen upon applicat on at tins office.
The Buildings, etc, must be removed within
twenty (20l days from date of sale, and will be at
the risk of the purchasers. ....... M.
The 8, g. and 10 O'Clock A. n trains of the Phila-
delphla, Germantown, and Norrstown Railroad
Company will arrive at the Mcclellan Hospital in
time Tor the sale, starting from Ninth and Green
streets.
BY order of
Brev. Brig. Gen. GEORGE II. CROSMAN,
Asst. Q. NJ. Gen. u. s. A.
GEORGE Il. ORME,
b26t Captain and Asst. Q. NJ.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
l. THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
ADELAIDE MERCER by her next friend, etc. vs.
BERNARD MERCER. March Term 1866 noleo.
Sir viii please take notice that depositions of
on the part OF the Llbelant in the above
VIII be taken before Charles N Mann Esq Examine at
his office n w corner OF III fth and Green stree ts in
the city of Phi adephia when and where you NAV
attend If you think proper. Yours, etc.,
JOSEPH NJ PILE,
mr. o,o>-,,,, ,,,,,1 Per Libellant.
the above named respondent. 525I5t
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THE LAKE TEsTIMoNIAL-MATCHE BETWEEN
DION, CARME, GoLDTHwAIT, MDEvITT, AND THE
CHAMPION PLAYERS OF AMERICA AND CANADA,
ETC. ETC.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A sSISTANT QUARTERSIAsTERs OFFICE.
IA No. 1l39 6IRARD street
PHILADELPHIA May 25, 1865
Will be sold at Pubic Auction on account OF the
United States, on the ground. at Nicatown PhIla
dephia, Pa, on SATURDAY, Jane 1896 sale
commencing at II O'Clock A NJ precsey the
Building. etc, heretOioI known as the
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LIST of GLANDS

ADVETiSED or sale fr
remaining n the Congressional
Infia
The north east u secti1 49, t~n uh
The south qr The pu'i a. y, Il
OF
McAiahe August 2C 1853 $780, 00
line $40
STATE OF INDIANA DUBOIS COUNTY. S.
THEODORE SONDEnMAK. county
he.,byceny the List
all lands liable be advertised and d for 81 principal
DnlnS
danag nd OK If
Witness Auditor said this Dec 1865
TnEUDOhE SOyDEEMAN c.
NOTICE concern. that the
OF
the principal
af
Jasper Da iis. State Indiana the
OF
DO
said county this December. gFrEs
a.. ID. e.
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NOTICE.

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