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Bilious MaladieS, &c., sc.


In whatever form disease attacks the liver.
it is repealed an eKtermnsted by this search
ing, painless, and irresistible curative. Bilious
remittents, bilious purging. and all the ordina-
ry disorders of the organ, indicated by pain in
the right side and between the shoulders, vel
iowness ofthe whites ofthe eyes, weakness and
debility, &c, are relieved and removed BY the
remedy, with a celebrity which astonishes the
sufferers and their friends. Let the sick, whom
the faculty have abandoned. resort with conf.
dence to this powerful anti bilious agent, and
a restoration to health and activity will be the
unvarying result.
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weakness, Sc.
The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
Dyspepsia, are. at once mitisated
by the Pills. Diarrhea, constipation, head
ache, physical prostration, nervous tremors,
hot Pushes, spasms, affections of the kidneys,
hemorrhoids or piles, and, in fact, all internal
complaints, from whatever cause arising, give
way before the salutary influence of this extra
ordinary remedy. As specific for dyspepsia,
and the disorders connected with it, or grow.
ing out of ir, the Pills are always 10 be relied
on, when every other medicine and mode 81
treatment has utterly failed.
Hoilovsy's Pills are the best Remedy known
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LIVERY, SALE,
FEED STABLE.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS

1.-THE Proprietors have fitted up their Stable
l. in the best style. and added largely to
their stock Of Horses. Buggies, etc, making it
one of the most completes Livery Stables in the
State. They are now prepared to accommo
date the public, at all times, with Saddle Hor
ses. Buggies, light Wagons, or anything in
their line.
Travellers, business men, or familie+, con-
veyed from the River to any point, at short
notice.
Horses fed, and taken care of in the very
best manner. The Stable is secure and com
Portable, aud the best quality of feed always
kept, with careful and attentive hostlers.
Charges as reasonable as the times win ad-
init. Nov. 16, 1851.
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Pay the Printer:
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This is lot a hist ory. written by one man, or
even derived from the experiences OF one ma.
ton. Il consists OF compilation Of tcstimo- g.
mails from the sick of every country-an unim. .
peachable record, the like Of which has never
been adjuced in favor of any discovery or in.
yention since time began.
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All bells sold at the above prices,
WARRANTED against breakaec by
fair ringing, for TWELVE MONTHS
from time Of purchasing. Should one
fail, q new one will be given, by re-
turning the broken one.
In case a Bel breaks after the ex-
piration of the Warrantee, l allow
HALF PRICE for the old metal.
BRoSzE BELLS always On hand if
parties prefer, and at lower prices
than can be found el-ewhere.
Tow AND CHURCH CLOCKS supplied
on the most reasonable terms.
Send for n circular to the nianufac-
turer, JOHN b. ROBINSON,
SO Dey Street, New York.
June :, &C.
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GUARANTEE

Larger Sizes Made TO Order, at
25 Cents per Pound.
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ONE person writes, her daughter Was cured
OF Fits Of nine years standing, and 81. vuus'
dance OF two years. =.
ANOTHER writes. his son Was cured af,,s
his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incrrHiic
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and A:ur If.
ter trying every medicine in his rcach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore which
had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight wears
Cases innnmerahie Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint conl,i be mentioned, in which the
Purifier and Pills work like u charm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

Il MAN SEDUCES GIRL AND Is SHOT BY
THE BROTHER OF HIS VICTIM.-A man named
stephen HOlcombe was arrested and COM
mltteC 20 jail yesterday morning, by officers
Jones and Festig, charged with shooting and
woundIng Martin Molder. We learn that
MolGer had for some time past been paying
his attentions 10 n sister of Holcombes under
pretense of wishing TO marry her, and had ac-
cOmpllshed his purpose by the ruin of the
girl Her condition AZ last becoming percep-
nble, her brother, Stephen Holcomoe, deter
mined TO ayenge himself on the seduCer nm
less he made the Only honorable reDaratlon IN
his power by marrying the girl. For this pur-
pose be armed himself and proceeded TO the
mouth OF the canal yesterday morning, where
lie expected 10 find MolGer. Calling him one
s.dr. be demanded from him the satisfaction
he desired. MOlder making light of the affair."
ak making Jest of the ruin he had compassed
Holeombe drew Derringer and fired at him
the bail taking effect in his neck, severing one
of the arteries. He fell. and was carried into a
house close by. DIR. Walling was sent for, the
hemoTrhage siaunched. and the patient put
IN a comfortable condition. His life, however
rs IN very doubtful situation. Holcombe
was a; once arrested, as above stated.-Louis-
IiIle (HV.) Courier
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EVENING STAR.
Count Bismarck .

Ine Trends and admirers of Count Bismarck
gave MIN serenade, in Berlin, on the occa-
slon OF ms escape from the assassin,s hand:
Inc Count, stepping ont upon the balcony OF
ms orleial residence, returned thanks In the
following words:
Gentlemen and beloved countrymen MY
thanks for your kindly offering me this mark
Of sy mpathy, affer ch q signal delivery from
imminent danger Of death. am sure every
one of MS would only be too happy TO die for
the battlefield. i, for one. should regard II as
a special favor of God Almighty were He to
accord me such a death. Let us give short
vet comprehensive expression TO our feelings
by the cry of.Long life to William p''
Blind, The assassin, is dead. A correspondent
writes of him: ale must have been 4 most res
oluie character. He not only mace the attempt
IN one of the most frequented thorou ghfares OF
the capital, but as appears from the more ex-
pllcIt particulars which have but now APP
PeaIed, hred the last four shots while struggling
with several persons who actively endeavored
10 seize HIN. The first bail he fired when the
Count was walking directly In front of hira
Before ne could discharge his revolver a second
time atradesman of the name of Ella had caught
hold of him. While trying to shake him off ne
fired his second and third balls Then Count
Bismarck threw himself upon HIM, holding
down his right arm Blind taking his pistol
in his left, and pressing il against the chest of
his intended victim, fired tor the fourth and
nth time. IL seems, however. that in the tus-
sic the pistol was turned aside. so that the
tails only graZed the skin. One of the last two
balls wounded a Journeyman bookbnder of
the name of BernewItZ, who happened to be
passing. At this moment n number of soldiers
came up and disarmed Blind, who had still
one bal left. He had not teen many hours in
prison, when. eluding the vigilance of the con-
stable sitting by his side, he managed 10 COM
mt suicide. II Is said he feigned To wipe OF
the preparation from his face and holding a
knife concealed in his pocket handkerchief,
with enc sweeping cut drew il from ear to ear
As the attempt was unsuccessful, the penalty
for his crime would have been imprisopment
with hard labor for fifteen years. He had
been studying at the Agricultural Academy of
HohenheIm, near Stuttgard, and had only
been two days in Berlin. There is no doubt
he came hither on purpose TO commit the
deed"
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IL An actress of note in Paris, faraed for the
swan-lIke turn of her bust, is also rather re-.
markable for not eoncealing those graceful
proportions On an evening her sumptuous
rohe seemed 10 hang from the shoulders by the
merest thread, and the fair dame. in the ener.
gy OF her action during an energetic part of the
play, burst both the fragile shoulder be- nds
and down went the dress-not to the ground
Tor the graceful gIrdle confined IL midway
But, really, II was too far The boxes would
have blushed, if they could, through their
rouge and golden powder. The virtuous gods
Missed. The more callous pit applauded, and
loudly called out Jis and encore
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e. The Troy Wing says:-A novel method
has been accepted by Superintendent Landon
70 "clean OUT two houses OF ill fame on Full
ten street, which have long been grievous an :.
Boyanee 10 neignbors. A patrolman has been
stationed IN the vicinity OF the premises, pro-
vided with 4 notebook and pencil with di
rectIons TO take down the names of every per-
son. both male and female. seen 10 enter or
emerge from the premises. The record will
remain in possession OF the police for refer
eEce, and in case OF a disturbance the names
OF those engaged will be in the possession OF
The of GER
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81 The latest case of suspended animation
comes TO us In the Goshen Democrat. The
lucky individual CD was a horse. Said horse
oled-at least his owner thought so-and was
hauled 70 the bone yard. The next day some
boys went 10 pull the shoes off Of the eq uine
animal, and, 10 their surprise found him quiet
ly grazing on the common. They both ium ped
on his back and rode him home at a regular
John GIlpin speed, much 10 the surprise OF his
former master. He appears well as ever,
and TIE only remaining signs of the m ysterious
disease is partial blindness Of both eyes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

~ Norwegians are excited over the state of
oysters found in northern ATTITUDES. Several
sudden deaths have recently occurred. q ueen
Chnstiana ordered the most eminent men of
the medical profession in the realm TO inquire
into the cause. An investigation revealed the
startling fact that the deaths Were produced
by the eating Of diseased oysters, suffering from
&" presidential consumption" which disease
renders their flesh poisonous. A rather un.
pleasant prospect for the lovers Of the delicious
biyalyes IN Norway.
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ap Sly

= Steamer CAMpRIDGE, Captain
T. LEoSAERp, will resume her
leaving her new pier. lie Light street wharf, be.
tween Lee and Barry streets, Baltimore, every
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Clorais Point, Wal
lschs Landing, Cambridge, Hughlett,s Wharf,
Cabin Greek. and Medford 8 Landing. Returning
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med
foras Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY ct p. m, stopping at all the above mem
TONED landings for passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore at q. m. Of FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb 2s-tf
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- A short time since the police In Paris
found the corpses Of three young girls who
had committed suicide. 1t seems they belong
70 family having q monomaEia for suicide
The father had thrown himself from the tower
OF ST. Jacques, and brother. who had enlisted
IN the army, afterwards blew out his brains
The girls smothered themselves 10 death with
charcoal. and were all found in q kneeling
posture, and attired in their best dresses
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A foohsh fellow, too crazy to be hanged,
although not fit TO live, while examining at
Cambridge, Mass, on Wednesday, a pistol
which his children had been playing with,
aimed II toward one Of them sitting in It's
mothers arms: To mis- surprise it proved to
be loaded and the ball entered the chiId's
mouth, splitting its tongue and passing out
under the right lower Jaw
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SroRrr DISEASES
sAMARlTAN'S GIFT!

GffIE
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
YES, POSITIVE CURE,"fe
GONORRHRA, GLEEE STRUCTURES, <r
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 be 7hken to Efeof Cue.
They are entirely vegetable. having no smell nor
any Taste snd VII " ,S not IN any way in
Cures in from two to four Gays, and recent cases
sDTs Of Ss q
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day;
no 20 ,o.St no sn rss re- ss,s
curry s' the sens !, n,I Git
Price-Male packages, g. Female, ss.
BLO0Dr BLoODyr BLooD,rr
sGk38ssuLAsdd A.. TIicERs a6 sf3gssEs, ssPssTs
SAHARITANS ROOF AND HERE JUICE
!s offered the public e positive cure.
hSGf HNp HERF 5tfGs q:
most petent certain and efectual remedy ever pre-.
the Ssnsrssi poison 80 that the cure !. ssoro1ss
and permanent; Take, then, OF this purifying
SosteTiss that for which you may repent in sfssr
years.
FOOT AND aEsS 9
:: = III the B.. e o from me
TEMKLEsI FEMALES
4: sSc4 And SaH SS.s
happily ADAPTED, in liberated Uterus. in Ieucos.
or 3. CONN Ess H q. &. a
Seat by express. Price els Der bottle.
sAMARITANs WASH
+. IN ssses Of Syphilis. used tn connection with the
Full directions Prio. IS cents.
The enicecy Of these remedies 10 alike scknovl:
sdssd y gh{sicis9. , and patients. They are used
WHAT TIE f fqhss EssEp IL THE sAhAs'
= 81 FIX fT:.. $3.50 +
that have used them With j1asnsnt, ai.e,.tisn,
s. 4, :: .Ss% .s:.:d.
irsso4Ssoa then stIonglEt ,n q ,ow,n.
.A..a...ns saIsss.. So !; r. sD T. voi:p
sSS y svssus sENR " o cs
60 2 4sass;s: ssa
TnIlsl4AI-P.ssssssa b. Rey., Lssssrs Pas
80 # 800, "a !. S;:Ss.'s q che :Ssss
'Trissssf No. j. s ne ssscssel remedy for Rsl.s:
sxs ss.se:s e g Solsvi.. 6essss, 81, TIis
IS ess q .ssssss ed n Other s.isssrious insrs
ole IsEssss.. Secured sto9 O. sdlss.. q sli.:s
~ change q atmosphere In TIN oaees, O. eecns
OF four q oosss IN one for %. and IN u 1850
fhuo oavInG q. Divided In separate eoses - cd
1inistsrsd 81 ValDesa, sailsnanda, kosx, 30
Wholesale ana rsssil By DR.. BARROW, No. ice
BIeeeker street. New York.
70 b hsd sisc q O O. H0RD, He. seo Pc. syss
corner nth u. sepeon
CpVAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SIZZLING AZ
Il THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton Fleets 50 cents each
pillow Gases ~ cents. Drawers enta
Green Window Shades 50 cents
PLATED and cent? each Il
sinele Beds:eads sic Il
Gnele err Mattresses ~ II
Oo1nIe Hair Naftre <ses Ssto ole Il
ash Basins Is and - cents each II
Iron Wseh Stands 50 anc Is cents \
Wash Boilers, Bsthing Tubs l.
- Coffee Pots pester Pitchers. Watteu
Fairbanks and DruGetst Scales /
And Q large assortment Of other articles toea'
1880 SC III descripsiensn ec 2 .Ss ;sd'
Se6 9th street, next 70 Ill
appln Penosylvspis ayenss III
TAKI NO nORY uNPLsAsANr AND y
Sis,ssSs. ~ HIInS0EDT ExfRx0f ~
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t. fHos. rAarY.

II s.,. fAos, rAHEY,
FIRE and WAITE PROOf TELTs GEM iNr
and GRAVEL H00fs put on n ths very best
snnsa' ~ sne very pest material, and q the
ALSO, Al Kinds Of BUILDING scd OOMPOOI.
TlOa Eg0!Ihe hArrRIALS On hsad, g a.
'uELMB0LDB FLUID RXfR1OF BUOHU
II pleesant n taste and eaor, ne hen III inju
ems D4eDeTtee, md Immediate Hi( 80
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RY GREEN VILLA Ms, Auetioneer,
II No. 500. corner 7rh and u streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE On THE CORNER OF AZ ST. AND
MARYLAND AVENuE

At public auction. on TUESDAY. the !th day of
June next, at O'Clock p. m. Il shall sell on the
subscriber TO dated the Goth day Of September,
ls6n. and duly recorded ia one Of our Land Records
of property. viz Being that part Of Square D
contained within the following metes and bounds
Begin ming for the same at the corner OF
the said sauare and running thence north l35 feet
to an alley; thence in . southwesterly direction
In q southeasterly direction with line at right
south line of the said square; aad thence In A
northea,terly direction wi the said south line IS
feet TO the place of beRinning the same being Lot
No. / in Square p, as they recorded In the
Surveyor office: with the improvements
Terms: One half cash; balance in s'x and twelve
months. Balance secured BIZ deed of trust on
the premises. All conveyancing. county and rev
enus stamps at the cost of the purchaser 5000
Gown whom the property 10 knocked off, in the
the hands OF the auct oneers; and il the are
not complied with within five days after the Az
OF sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and of the defauli az
purchaser IRA GOOBNOW. Trustee
my % eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI JAS. @. MCGUIRE 3 CO.. Auctioneers.
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING Bousr

THREE-srORY BRICK DWELLING Uousr
AND ADJOINING LOT, In A VERY DE
slRABLE LOCATION. - = =
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th At
O'Clock, on the PROMISES. We shall sell for &C.
count 81 the heirs Of the late Joseph Elsar. the
west half Of Lot and all Of 10, in Davidsoais sos
divt ION OF square 243 fronting together az feet
inches on the north side Of street north bet
18th and 18th streets west running back ia feet To
. S-iovt paved alley, and partly improved by =
weli.built three story brick dwelling house con-
tanning ICONS and Of which immediate posses
The DWELLING. with its front width of ground.
running through TO the alley, and the adjoin inc
lot. will be sold separ and Immediately after
the sale OF the above property. will be sold the
Frame Tenement on the rear Of the lots, to be re.
moved within reasonable time, at the plsssurs of
the purchaser OF the hrst- named properly
This propea ~ 10 located on high ground, in n
very popular part Of the city, adjoining the resi-
dences OF Senator Sherman and Secretary Stanton
opposite Franklin Square, and offers an opportu.
nifty OF not frequent occurrence to purchase resi-
denee in that vicinity, the purchaser Of the honse
having also chance to buy side lot on which he
can erect % addition, making a dosbIe house. or
improve with shrubbery. as they may elect, and
also has the advantage of the sewer now being con-
structed in X street.
Terms: One third cash; residue In six and twelve
months, secured on the property. Convey cling
st urchaserS cost The terms to be CON Piled Wit n
in ten days from day Of sale, or the property will
be resold at cost of deiaulting purchaser.
my :. o. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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git is calculated that American famiIie.
can travel in Europe for twenty five per cent
less than II costs them 10 stay at home Bee
is only six pence sterling in Bremen. Hereto
fore rich people have gone abroad for pleas re
but unless prices moderate the poor peopI,
may eventually have TO go abroad for the SAX,
of economy.
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EOVERNMlNT SALE OF THE MILITARY
" kAILkOAD AT BRAZOS SANTI-


.
The attention Fl seeking -
Sealed proposals will bo received at the Office of
the Quarter master General Division Of River and
JUNE nsHs e p
fer the ppIc base ef ali the right, title and in
States s military Railroad from Brazos Santiago to
whhtes hanchs Texas.
dings. buildings, water Stations, turn "a blss,
bridges; &c the railroad rial. ana SUPPLE:
Ing STOCK, cars, machinery, and other equip.
The sale win not include the title to the land
This road Is about ten miles in length. a.d q.
ths Bio ersnds FROM thi. Soins ssiRs;
is made by steamer With Brownsville and Mata-
mense tratic between the Gulf Of Mexico and the
be sxtendsd to Brownsville ~
liver now charge, It IL stated, for freight to
ssnSsrs s ss high - Us per BARREL and for pas
Tks is.d !: i've fee. gauge, good .ie. rail. and
More particular description Of the property can
90 th; office e. e. that Of ths Ghisf
Nav NrIssns military DIVISION OF the eui' At
"A condition Of the sal. will BE- that transport.
and supplies. whenever required at the rates paid
by Government at the time to the New York Cen
term e. Of s:yIsn. VIII BE- those
maid az per ess ~ funds 70 Do
TIE Government reserves the right to reject any
PTopossis should be snaor,ed, " Propo.als fer
Purhs:s e nr:so: ssnsisso snd Bio GF1nds Rail-
Rai Tr,an:poItation 9uartermaster Generals Of
By order of the QuartsrmrsrstsrN GsnsTf hi,ss
n RIsyst Colonel and A. q. NJ. in charge Forth
LaNo ssLH n H ss qsSh
Co. B. D; e. S & ys Il
SnS'f as Ssss
3Iarn1er%astsT s Az blhe0LN DEPOT. Wa;hins
n; large lot Of Qusrisrmsstsrs Stores. con:
4ss Army Wagons, . Army wagons with Hay
Watering Carts. Is LIGHT Csits, q twe.horss Am.
% is Col lSs oi Lead SsS Pi es
Scrap Brsks Irons iS: cid ho1ss shcss o oco
TsoW wagon and y WSe.s -Ss Isl 1e.
rows, Blankets. Buckets. Chains, sitsss. WreDch.
Planes. Barrels, Kettles. Stoves. % q. Sorss''
This property has been worn, but . large portion
The stores must be removed within ave days from
Il; FERNS y Cash, in sovsrn%.p. funds g =
D. 81. RUCKIB
bv maj Gen and Chief Quartermaster.
epzl-let Depot Of Washington.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER, &c.
CaiC QxastsrMaster's 0Fcs, Dsnnx Of WasAisxsex, 1
Wdshtngton. ID O., May 81, 1855 Z
Will be sold 1t Public Auction, under the direc.
ton Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James N
Moore. A. q. III on TUESDAY, May %, 1853, Il
sbops on street, between I'd and Sd streets, 10
inis Guy, iosof old and refuse Lumber. cessist.
SO 200 feet A Boards; $3.50 feet Plank; 81 ooo
dees scantlipe; 80 feet yoist; LEO feet Timber
~. shingles; together with . lot Of Pine fosts
o,a Tables, Work Benches, &c, 30. ~ 80
The lumber must be removed nv rurrh .sars
within i've days from date of sale
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
81. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. General and Chief Ousrtcrmsster
NV E4Ia nepet OF Washington-
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GOVERNMENT SALE or MOLAssEs.

Once Deyot Con7miSSdyy Of Su6sfstencs. I
Washinston, ID. c.. May II. 1865.
Sealed proposals in duplicate, of tn. form far
he'd by the undersigned will be received at this
Office until IL o'clock NJ. on THURSDAY, May 81,
Ia 500 GALLONS OF MOLAsSEs:
lS3 barrels averaging about AZ gallons each, and
l9 half barrels averaging about Is gallons each
Proposals will not be received for less than three
81 barrels, or five 90 half barrels
All the packages have been regauged and recoop-
cred but II desired by the purch aser viii be re-
gagged by reliable inspector before their deliv-
cry 1t can be ct the Subsistence Store house,
AT 9th street wharf Washington d. c., or sam d es
will be found with the folio ring officers:
Brevet Brig. Gen. Ii r. Clarke, A. O. G. g., U,
8 A.. New Y ork city.
Bleyet Brig; Gen. G. L. Kilburn, A. Q. g. s., U.
A., Philadelphia, Pa.
Brevet Brig. Gen. T. Wilson, v. 9. and Brevet
Md. Or at this Office
Payment in Government funds, about atty per
cent. OF which will be required on the 2tance
of the hid, and the remainder before the delivery
commences.
No bids received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested TO be present at the open
ing Of their bids
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharf in W ashlngton, ID. C., free of expense.
The usual reservation by the Government in
regard to bids will be observed G BELL,
my IL eo6t MAJOR and O. s.. Y. b. A.
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- Warrenton (Ea) and vicinity seem to
possess great attractions 10 Confederate Gen
Gen Pemberton, Major Generals Smith and
Lomax, BriRadier Generals Hunton, PAYNE.
and Thomas Smith, Colonel Mosby. and OF
and many strangers are seeking homes thsrs