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COTTON BILLS. a
The supply of cotton hills il large and the rates
irregular.
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QUOTATIONS..
The sales to-day were At the following rates
BennehOn Run 1880 BreVoort SIS Empire City
IS; New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore ConsoI
81; Oceanic 45i Oil Greek 800; Pithols Creek sI5;
Shade River 1885, United States 1T4O; Palmer $40
Venango 1905 Heydrick 90; GernsaIa 20; Hamn-
ton MeClintock 100.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown sheetfngs-Atianti" 3IH. -
BleaShed Shirtings-Forestdals 80; Bar Mills 40;
Bates B B 81. Hi7a .
Prints-SpFague "a
,Delainss-HamiltOn %. s-a Alrt--a
Ginghams-GlAsgow 2T; Hartford "A.
Brown Driiis-PeppereH 81.
Corset ~Jeans-Pepperill Sc; Bates Is.
Y Canton Flannels-Hamilton SO; Salmon 81.
Tieks-Hamilton 32k; d AK
Strpes-Thorndiks S4A; Eagle so
Denims-Pearl River 81 Wide World say; War
rem Brown 81.
Hoop SkiTts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic. 70 to 80
hoops, S7H9l05i Empre1s Tre1 Las. y F.
DIsPATcHHs.
The following dispatches were received at tAs
Dry Goods Exchange: rH.EefEfnH EIET
ehieSgo-Fair activity IN domestic.
St. LOuis-There was considerable done in the
way Of prints and bieached goods end prices came
up to New York quotations -
Observation-Disclosures steady trade Approving.
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY
los UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY
EOy13R Rauk.gf.. CLEVELAND n

" We arc prepared to transact business Of ever
description relating to Inventions, Drawings, Co
Yeats, Specifications, Patents, Infringemsnts, and
The Patent law, s-Q 81 BURRIDGE 4 co., 80,
nIRI Authorized Atsorasys Coz PHtsnts,
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AMUsE4ENTs.
ACADEaIT o. MUsIG.
John A. ErsI.r. Manager R. 4. G-Eg-r..ur.

Prices OF ADNIssIOH-Drsss Orols and Par
1ustts, so cents; Reserved Seats 20 Dress Circle, 70
oents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, IS cantB;
Private Boxes, s. and s. Single ssAtsfn Private
Boxes, Sl,OO.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, b
permitted to occupy seats in any ether portions
the house, save the Gallery. Admission Is osnts.
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Remedy o the Piles.-It ID q blessing
to the suffering to know that we have Aa ef1ectua
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J.. P.
Hazarde, of le4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
AXE great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a mall quantity Of
DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
msnent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this spleudid preparation. 1t Ia
manufactured at No. G East Fourth street, Cincins
matt, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, O.. my6:R5
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1ensszd-oGWlm
A GENTS-IO0OOF YOU-Did you observe the
"A adgertisemsnt for the shove number Of euergst-
te men 70 engage within the next week in she sale Of
an article that will command the readiest mar
ket Of anything now being soldt Do not hesitate to
secure this Opportunity Of making money. There j.
nodnu1th Et thu right men an the right place viii
make q complete su Cess Apply personally or BY
ettar to Tx. sTETLER 4 90, lS SUperior-st.
eb5.285
AGENTS WANTED-S20.OO PER WEEK
A-oan b made By selling "LlOyds Battle His
tory Of the Great Rebellion" complete in one vol.
Price e4.50 and 500 Address B. 8. GREEN, room
zAmsrican Building, 2sSelends D. lan23:20
QIEAn PER YEAR, We want agents
D1OOO everywhere to sell our IMPROVED S4l
Sewing Machines. Three new kinda. Under and
upper iced. Warranted Eve years. Above salary or
large commissions paid. The only machines sold in
hoeRsad By Howe, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Grover a Ba-
ker, Singer a Co, and Bachelor. All other cheap
machines are inffingemepts, Circulars free. Ad-
ores, or can upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
WANTED-RAhE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
w What the people want. Oomplete History ofthe
VA. IN one large Volume, splendidy illustrated, with
over u me portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
Ihemoet candid, lucid. or1piete, authentic and relis-
bic history published. 1t contains reading matter
equal to three large volumes. Send for circulars and
lee our terms. Address JONES BROS. a CO., las
Hest Fourth ST.. OlncinnAtl. ssp22:s70dkW
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TRAVELLERS, REGISTER.


a. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will DO called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, lat Superior street, next
door to the Weddel House.
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WANTEp..AcENrs

OK TO SO PER DAH-We want active, ener.
QO getic AGENTS. everywhere, men or women, to
whom VIC offer extraorl mary Inducements to
sample will Be forwarded upon Application with
stamp 70 pay return postaze. Address
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TIE ALLEGED RocKPoRT MURDER.-WS
stated in our last evenings issue thai a ru-
NOR prevailed here to the effect that a man
in Roekport had murdered his wife with an
axe the night previous. The police have
had no direct or official notification of this
fact, but have been as much sighted by
Rockport parties, as have the public at
large. If there were anything in the report,
the police, it would seem, should have been
informed oft, and, since the rumored muir
derer lie said to rave escaped, called upon to
aid in the pursuit of the fugitive. And yet
the rumors are 50 cireumstantial in certain
particulars while obscure in othersl that
there is probably some ground for the
stories. The name Of the man is given as
Peter oden or 0ben, and it is stated hat he
is a marketman, and comes to this city
regularly onee or twice a week with pro-
duce; that he is a German about sixty years,
sober, industrious, etc., etc. And yet we
can not learn where in Rockport township
this man is said to have split open the head
of his wife.
LATRR.-A runner reached the police sta
ton last night that the mans body had
been found. He had cut a hole in the ice
and drowned himself, after killing his wife.
He was doubtless insane. The news ar
rived too late for investigation last night
IMPORTATION WANTED.-Mrs. Mary Dow
ley, of wicklifFe, Lake county, Ohio, seeks
information concerning her daughter Anna,
a girl sixteen years of age, who left West
feld, C~hataque county, n. " on the 18th
of November last, bound for her home, since
which time she has not been heard from.
It is known that she took at Buffalo what is
known as the Toledo express train, sup
posing that it stopped at Wickliffe. 1t does
not stop there, however, and it is probable
hat she came to this city, arriving in the
night, perchance, and was made away with
in some elandestine manner. The most
plausible theory is, that she was deceived
by some scoundrsl, and is now cramped
down, per force, in some of the sinks and
bells in this city. Anna is OF medium size,
light complexion, with blue eyes, full in
the face, retiring in her disposition and
bearing. When she left Westfield, she was
dressed in a plaid wooden dress, a grey
wooden sack, a plaid wooden shawl, with a
Leghorn hat trimmed with black.
Mrs DOwley will receive most gratefully
any intelligence concerning her daughter.
Information may be addressed to her at her
home, or to Alvin Plumb, Westfeld, N. y
Hon. Abner HaEeltine, jamestown, N. Y,
or Hon. selden Marvin, Erie, Penna.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-fhe next term
of the Cuyahoga county Court of Common
Pleas will begin OF Monday next, the 18th
There is in readiness quito q large
docket, numbering some one hundred and
ninetY-three civil cases, and thirty-six
criminal cases. Of divorce cases there are
but twenty nine entered, which shows a
more settled state of affairs matrimonial
than last term, when sixty recorded cases
caused ardent young men and women to
of the future.
We append the list of jurors for the next
JURY.
Archibald pouall Ninth Word /
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The following table gives an exhibit Of
affairs at the Soldiers Home in this City
for the months of October, November, De-
cember and January:
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r n. DEWITT & CO.-Are selling
81 0osks and Dress Goods cheaper than any
house IN ~ atTs J. k.pIMtrf Coz
-"
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BENEFIF OF ALEI. ElNTREfTA.

FRIDAY EVENING, February 9Th, 1855, the
performance will ommsn with tho CONS Pan
tomime, entitled the
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed.
IN proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Board 81 City improvements until n bruAry 18th,
ls66, at 2 O'Clock P NJ, for removing all "svfl
and house onal " from the city limits for one year
from said date, in accordEncs with the Ordinances
Of December 9Th. 1865. saidblds to give the num-
Der Of the ward or wards, and The price for each
ward. The Board invite the submission Of bids,
reserving the right to seesPt or reject the same.
febS-290 G-S. WHEATON,.
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NEW ENGLAND U
LOCAL NOTICES.

Dr.. Franklin and the South CARROLL
ma PIanter.-A friend relates to Us that the
Summer before the war at the house ola hospit.
able South Caroiinian planter, he was up one
morning with the sun and was about to venture
forth on a morning walk, when he was checked by
the planter at the door.
You cannot pass, Sir. Too early"
"ToO earlyi Why, my dear Colonel, what says
DR.. Franklin 2"
"Early to bed and early to rise will make q nan
healthy and wealthy and wise"
VERY fine, sir but all a fallacy. EARLY rising
and the inhalation, upon an empty stomach, OF the
morning malaria of this country, North and South,
have been the death of housands-ths death of
thousands, sir, from the time of Capt. John smith
to this day. Wait till after breakfast, fortify your
stomach with a cup of hot coffee, and then, the
noxiOus vapors of the night being exhaled by the
sun, we will take q morning ride"
"But, my dear Colonel, l am always fortified
with q wine-glass Of HOsTErTER'S CELEBRA-
TED STOMACH BITTERs."
"Ah, then, sir, you may stick to DR.. Franklin
Hlstetter'sa agent at Charles on supplies me, and /
am expecting a box to-day with my wagon. Those
Bitters, l find, are q sure protective against all
the fevers resulting from malaria. DR.. Franklin
holds good, sir, even in the swamps of South Car
elina, if fortified with Hostetter'sB itters." feb5
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wEDpELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
Ia last Twenty-FOur Hours.
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DHEC0 APPAoH-nANmI Out qul0t- heiQ at
13@l4e, and pay for packages.
Green APPIes-UnchAnged and in moderate
demand at $4,Oo94, so for good sound fruit.
Beans-H'ld at Sl,tO@2,oO for white.
-Seeds-TimOthy held at $3.50. Glover noni-
nal at $500.
Hay-Market quiet. Loose selling ct q range
Of S1O,OO9lS,OO Beaten pressed at $1,000.
TalIOw-city-rsndsrsd held at II@I2c; eoun-
try-rendered lO@Ilo.
Feathers-Prims live geese held at $4,000.
S~alt-Firm at 81, IS for Fine $3.50 for coarse
Onondaga; 1886 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as foIlows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock Slz, OO9l4,OO; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream S1l,OOi Porter SI2, eO@
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at q range 4Oa6sc for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
Malt-Steady. Barley Malt selling at 81, 90 3
buahOI.
water Limc-Markst firm at $500 for Akron
and 0swego.
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

NEW ARVERTISEMENTS.
Academy Of Musie-Zanfrstta Troupe.
VIM. Kiesel-Dsg Lost.
Rev A. G. Bemsn-Mt. Zion Cong. Church.
Bradley, Chadwick 4 oo-Agents Wanted.
r, Judson-117 Bolivar st. House for sails.
Jas. P. Gardner-City Residence for Sale.
Lucian svift-RemoVal.
90 Seneca st.-Boarder Wanted.
Fred. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Sale.
Brainard's HaII-Weaver's Theatre.
Grlfnn & Baker-Hydrauic Clothes Washer.
sozodont-Local Notice.
Ia For Evening Edition News
see inside.
B6F For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Aerial swlng----..----.-..-.-.Gso. h. Morssss
EvOlutiOns on the Tight ROPs--Alsx. zaafssts.
Ths charming Ballet, entitled
II MOUNTAIN sYLPH.
zeaasttG-
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CLAIM AGENTS.
WIN. 3. PRESTON,

lFStabIished December, 1851
licensed 4 Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
oFFICE NO. 1 LYMAN1s BLOCK,
Near Court HOnss on Public Square, Cleveland ..
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
~ Our Special Agent, resident At WashinEton,
b u.s.
RE Soldiers Of 1851. '6z AIDES can nov DE their
Discharges with US to obtain their Bounty, AZ
though the Law has not yet passed.
a. Fees low.
German Language spoken. janis
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AatiuuaI gepnblitau.
LOCAL NEWS.

PUNISHMENT IN THE PUBLIC ScHooIs.-On
Saturday morning Miss s. Brown, teacher Of Sec.
ondary School No. 4, First district, appeared be.
fore Justice Thompson to the charge Of cru.
ely beating Walter s. Bastopol, a pupil in said
ssh ,s The lady was accompanied BY Ms.sr,. J.
O. Wilson and j. 8. Brown, two Of the trustees for
the First district. From the boys own statement
appears he was punished for talking singing, and
jumping out OF his place during school hours. The
teacher cautioned him not to behave 90, and said
that he was In the habit Of beh wing in such
ner. On Wednesday, tho 10th ultimo the teacher
whipped him severely with light riding whip, In
hictins several bruises, and while she was punish.
Ing him he was thrown upon the floor. DR.. Newman
was called to see the boy several days AFTER, and
saw several bruises upon his body, but though the
marks indicated severe punishment he would not
testify that he thought II cruel.
The trustees stated that this school has been the
cause Of much trouble to them. The disorderly
conduct Of the boys was such that under another
teacher last year the loss Of time was
and the teacher finally gave the school up. With
aview to the restoration Of order and discipline in
the school, Miss Brown was transferred to Il, and
instructed to use corporal punishment whom nsces
sary, and she was provided with the whip used and
was instructed to report for dismissal such scholars
As she could not subdue; and the scholar In this
case was reported and dismissed.
Justice Thompson decided that the evidence before
him was not sufficient to require the lady to give
bail for court. He remarked that his own eIpe.
rience teacher taught him tho necessity of dis
cipline In schools, and the necessity for corporal
punishment to secure It. The boy had been Sc
verely punished, no doubt; but there was mot the
slightest evidence Of cruelty. The value Of strict.
ness In the enforcement Of discipline Is apparent In
the school In question, which, since the transfer Of
Miss Brown to IL, had greatly improved in disoi.
pline and order. He dismissed the case, with the
remark to the mother Of the boy that If she was
not satisfied she could appeal to the grand jury;
but he thought that body would hardly do other
wise with the case than he had done. A number
Of gentlemen present complimentsd tho teacher for
her strctness and success In restoring order In
Of the most disordsrly schools Of the city.
Those present expressed tho opinion that the
boy deserved to be punished and the teacher was
right to enforce good order and obedience from the
pupils
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= ALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS

BrRsAr OF CONSTRUCTION AND REpAIR,)
wAsHlxaroS, D. @. Sept 10, 1885
X The .. $ sAyY;rARD BOSTON, -
on the Sd October, At l2 o'cock m.
The John Adams sailing sloOp Of war; Of roo TONS old
The vin:snns. sailing s0Op of war; of 200 tons. old
The FearnO sailing ship of 1913 tons. old measure.
The TrsOi, screw steamer, Of $40 TONS old measure.
The Port Royal paddle steamer Of sos TONS old meas.
The S'' Fs :S steamer of 81. toni. old meas.
N'' At TA ai1t i. sly $. Slvy.YARD, NEW YORK,
on the 9Th October, at 10 o clock m,
The P.mpero, sailing ship Of 1875 TONS old measure
The South Carolina, steamer, of lls5 tons old
measurement (of IRON "
The Hiaiseu screw steamer, Of 400 TONS old measure
The sprss, screw steamer of 4Os tons, old measure
The MsrsO screw steamer. Of lls TONS old measure.
The Dumbarton paddle steamer, of $50 TONS old
The Pontiac, paddle steamer of s7+ TONS old measures
The IosOo, paddle steamer Of s7i tons. old measure.
nent
The sebaso, paddle steamer of So TONS old measures
The TsOnia paddle steamer Of sO2 TONS old nsasurs
The oetOrars paddle steamer of s74 TONS old measures
Az TAG Y. s. kAvY.YARp, PHILADELPHIA,
on the eth October, At IL o clock N.
The St. Louis, sailing sloop Of war, Of TOO tons, old
measurement N
The Pruos.an receiving ship of 800 TONS old meas.
urement.
The Clymstus steamer OF 2ss TONS old messurs
ment.
The Althea, screw steamer of 70 tons, old measure
msRt. '~'"i'
The kineo screw steamer, Of bo7 tons, old measures
nenI " '"'e
The CinmsrrOn, paddle steamer If 500 TONS old meas
uremsnt WV ''A'''N 'A'~"
The Hornet pad steamr, Of sss tons, old measure
ment (of iron. ' " ~
ment (of .,on) ''A' ''' A'"'1'''
he.e vessels and their inventories can bs examined
at any time, on application eommandants Of the
respective navy.yard.
Twenty per eentum Of the amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited the day OF the sale and the
remainder must be paid and the vessel removed from
the navy yard within weeks from the day Of sale
Tbs Bureau Of Construction and Repair will, until
the 10th October, receive tenders for the purchase of
the sloop Of Dale, Of $50 tons, now lying at the
United States Navy Yard, Norfolk Virginia, where tho
vessel and the Inventory can be examined,
aalA.lM1M
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IN WOOD AT ALEXANDRIA VA

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or WARRINGTON
0rFicE OF CHEZ GUANTANAMO
WASHINGTON, d. G. september II, 1856
The Auction Sale Of Government Wood at the wood.
yard s.iourh Of one mile north Of the city Of Alex
andra, on the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
railroad will be resumed PkIDAY September a. At
II o'clock M and continued daily till the 2Oth inst
inclusive Sundays exeeped unless the is sold be-
fore that time.
Upwards Of EIGHT THOUSAND CORDS OF OAK
AND PINE are offered, which will be sold Of the kind
to suit purchasers and In any quantity from cord
to ave hundred cords.
Terms Cash, In Government funds, on day Of sale
aud fifteen days allowed for removal.
n. l. LUDINGT0N,
Bvt. Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmastsr,
SEQ lot Department Of Washington.
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n PHI An s. COU RT.
" July %, 1865

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To wr;
In the case Of George H. Foster, administrator Of
August Meyer deceased the administrator Aforesaid
has with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid appointed Saturday, the
lat Of September next for the nnAl settlement and dst
button OF the OF said deceased and Of the
assets In far the have been collected and
turned into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified 10 attend with
their claims properly vouchsd, they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased
estate provided copy Of this order be Published once
= week Tor three weeks In the HtrIosAL RPyBLIaAs
previous to the said day,
Test .. O. ROBBINS,
sult.wsw Register Of wills.
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS,

BUREAU OF 0RDSAScR, NAVY DIpARrprr)
WARRINGTON CITY, Sept %, 1856
There viii be sold at public auction to the highest
day Of October 1866, the Office Of the Inspector Of
Ordnance, At the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York.
about twenty eight hundred barrels u sO Of povder
composed Of cannon and mortar powders.
The powders will be sold by sample and In lots To
suit purchasers.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds; one half to DO
deposited on the conclusion Of the SALE and the remain
der within ten days Afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the magazine otherwise
they will revert to the Govern ment
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages whore the powder is not In barrels
II. A. WISE,
se26-d Chief Of Bnreau
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OLDEST INHABTANTs-The Oldest Inhab-
itants Association, of this District will hold a
BY invitation of VIM A Bradley, Esq. first vice
president of the association. The members expect
to have good time, and no doubt the day will DO
passed very pleasantly. 1t Is stated that the pro-
grsmms will be opened with game of leap-frog BY
all who able to indulge in 1t, after which games
Of hand.ball, round.cat and marbles will be the
order of the day. Some Of the members are look.
ing up the old records, and a song Of social asso
citation known as the Kickafoos, which existed here
In 1904, will DO produced, and II any Of the sur
vivors are present 1t may be sung Two Of the
members-Peter and Jeremiah Hepburn-wsrs
born at Apalostan
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OF NAVY POWDERS,

NAVY DBPARrsEsr,)
BUREAU OF ORDsAsCK.
wAsHISaFoS CIrY, september s, 1854
There will be sold at public auction TO the hIghsst
bidders, at noon, TUESDAY, the I'd day Of Octobsr al
the Oee Of the officer commanding the Naval OTdnsnss
Depot at Jefferson Barracks Reserve, near ST. Lont.
MO, about Ave thousand 10, OO0) barrels Of nowSar'
composed Of cannon, mortar and musket powders
The powders will be sold In lots to suit purohassr.
Terms cash In Government funds, one half Ia he ds
posted on the conclusion Of the sale and iLe
w.n a ten days afterwards, during which time the
they will revert to the Government
rarehAsers Will be required to furnish their owA
packages, where the poYds is not In barrels
sell H, A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau
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EOR SALE-On WEDNESDAY,, the
Sd day Of October next at ~ m, at Hoboken, near
the ferry, the Revenue steam propeller
CUYAHodA,
full rugged brig, burden $50 tons, old measurement;
built BY westervelt New York, In 1855, Frame live
oak, locust and CEDAR rsplanksd and thorough 70.
paired by John Linn, in Phadslphia 1854 Is now In
complete order
Has one complete set Of cotton sails, nearly new and
10 we'll found In anchors, chains boats, 30, Ane poop
cabin, ward room, berth deck and all the appoint
ments Of u man -of-wsri hAa
Two oseilating engines, S6xS2.
Two horizontal tubular boilers;
Composition screw, 10 feet diameter, IA feet Pitch
Stores lS6 gross tons coal IN bunksrs
The vessel eau be exsmr ed on and after Monday
Sept At Hoboksn near the ferry, until the day 81
charge HENRY 4. sMYTHE
sell Collector Of Customs, New York.
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ELECTION OF OppIcERs.-At meeting Of
Equal Division No 8 Sons Of Temperance held at
at their hall on Friday evening, the following.
named gentlemen were elected as officers Worthy
Patriarch, John s. Hollingshead; Worthy Asso.
ciats, Edwin ]. Kopfer Recording Scribe John
D. Bloor; Assistant Recording Scribe, J. @. Con.
boye; Financial Scribe, J. H. Arnold; Treasurer,
W. q. Vernon; Chaplain, Henry O. Kieibsri Con.
duotor, @. Ofutt; Assistant Conductor, John F. N.
Hough; Inside Sentinel, VIM. A. Linton, Jr.i Out.
side Sentinel ). BARTLETT Musical Director, Benz.
Reiss Jr.