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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
Affairs at Annapolis, Md,

The Annapolis Gazette OF yesterday contains
the following items:
CANAL.-We learn from good authority that
the ng.falked-o OF canal, To connect the (yhesa- :
peake and Ohio canal with the Cbesa anea ke
bay, has been definitely decided upon. The
canal Will be commenced at once The routs
Will pass near Indian Landing, 1T the head OF
Severn river. thence TO the Magothy river
rms route Will exclude Annapolis from any OF
the benefits Of the proposed canal and IL is moi
considered the most feasible one
EXTKNsIoS OF NAVAL ACADKnY-The ad .
dltlon OF the State property 10 the United States
naval Academy makes an excellent Improve
ment; and when the debris Of the old walls ia
removed, and the new walls are com pleted, the
grounds OF this institution will present a most
beautiful view.
\ GAVE BAIL.-The colored persons who were
conhned IN Anne Arundel county Jail, charged
with being participants in the riots an the cam
meeting held at Shipley's Woods, were re-
leased upon security on Tuesday last. Rev "
r. Jordan and VIM. Butler becoming sureties
for them.
RRcovKRrEG.-Midshi W. H. Emory.
OF the District Of Columbia, who was so seri'
ously injured on board the United States frieate
Savannah. is now convalescent and il IN
thought he will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

THE fRKsHET IN lHDIHSA-The damaee nv
the freshet In Indianapolis will amount 10
S3t,U00 or S4oa0O0. Communication on the
Columbus and Indianapolis and Cipcipnati
and Indianapolis railroads is stiIl suspended
The corn crop in the low land along the riy-
ers and streams has been greatly damaged by
the flood. -
The trains on all the railroads centeriue at
Indianapolis will run regular to-day, with the
exception Of he Indiana Central and I-ou,s-
Vile. Both Of he latter roads suffer severely
1t will be several days before communicated
will be duly established
dispatch from indianapolis says the Belle
fontaine, Peru, and Indianapolis railroads are
the only roads that have been RAINING trans
regularly from that city.
The JEFFERSON willie railroad bridge, four miles
south OF Indianapolis, is washed away and N
10 reported that the track at Edenbure and 90
lumbus, Indiana, is submerged. The CoIum-
bus and Indianapolis road is badly DAMAGED.
mond and Indianapolis. Lafay road lost
one bridge, but trains 60 through by transfer
ring passengers. There have been no trains
on the Cincinnati road since Tuesday Heavy
rams fell last night and this morning. The
prospects are more favorable, with indications 8
of clearing mp. The weather is growing cold
The river is rising rapidly. Railroad commu
nIcation has been temporarily suspended by
the food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

Row IN TiRGINIA.-Arow occurred at Fred.
ericksburg, Virginia, on Tuesday night, be-
tween members OF the Union Soldiers Burial
Party and a lot OF ex.rebels. There has been
considerable feeling of late In that city as to
the building OF monument in the Union
Burying Ground on Marye Heights. On Tues
DAY the burial party were paid of. Several Of
the corps being at the railroad depot at night.
a little inf f1uenced by liquor, were branded by
a crowd of citizens with nnkind epithets: re-
plying in tary style. the crowd
set upon them, and a desperate fight resulted;
in which eight men were badly bruised, No
weapons were used. Intense excitement pre-
walls f4 -r.r p. r s.. .r F.r.tI 20 H-f E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
DAN CAsTELLO'S GREAT SHOW


MODEL AND MORAL EXHIBITION, oex.
elements Of the fsiss sssxasRin2, safsKn
ano 'h' sTSScK OF ACTING HORSES
moEbkF faEsbAf GAsf AZ REb stSREs WEbsssbar SEs6a
sfasts At taaa AfD asSs.
and Will then go to oR,oHmosn
where 1t is achnowisdeed, regarded, and admitted
THE BEST 81 Ell CIRCUS.
MOST REFINED ESrERrA1shrNr.
MOST Aoorr1ABt5s scsHS,w sHHHSw rvrRsR0vsHr
a. BOTH AFfTTFSoeE AND AND NIGHT,
WILL APPEAR As Clown.
A0o D,''D'' WONDERFUL srEEDs
sTAAisHf ssrTEsAHaS e TEs H1RsHsr' Hyrn DHOv.
on n0sHA5 aS4sSSJs 81 s'S EassssG ssssiH's' ''
KING HTs In REAL ARMOR.
ourrN,s JakTIHa. 5ARIE g y ~ EESA1 s4.+ER ERoBrs.
Honsrs. poS,.s soEPtSy PIP syp4Hss Gp4HssRror.
vi" be SovkEL THsTSss" re a"sd bat the
will be the
LIVE LION
LET LOOSE IN THE STBEETS,
TAKEA From ITS CAGE
by the
intrepid HERR LEHGEL.
WALKED OVER PLATFORM.
AND oARRiIB IN TRIUMPH 0AA'
through the Avenues Of the
FEDERAL CITY.
Remember
DAN CASTILLO
Will be in
WASHINGTON t
THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS, September u; rs
ALEXANDRIA, anS TtzI.a.v zSt1i seDtsobsrz
Then ION to"
RICHMOND.
sc L. eot26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
HALLS VEGETABLE

elCILlAN HAIR RENEWER
has proved Itself TO be the most perfect prepar son
foT the hair ever offered TO the public.
1t Is . vegetable compound and contains NO in.
furious properties whatever
Ii WILL RBsTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair II ON falling out.
IL cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
II 10 . splendid hair dressing
No person, cid or young should fail to use It
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsRD BY THE First
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
I Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take NO other.
r. p HAIL co.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale BY oil Druggists. ja1-Th,ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

EXTINCTION OF FAMILIES BY CHoLHRA-
DIR. Harris, IN a recent communication 10 The
Board OF Health alluded 10 the fact that seye-
raj families living in the upper part of this
city. contiguous to the Central Park, where
numerous shantiee and hoyels form the shelter
OF hundreds Of persons, had become victims of
cholera one after another being stricken down
The Booker family, consisting of five per-
sons, all died recently; and yesterday, il is re-
ported, the last member Of the Fischer family
died. The latter once consisted of four per-
sons The death Yesterday Of Joanna ken ueav.
an adopted daughter IN the Dooiey family
completes the extinction Of that family also
" y Past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

II Horace Greeley was sitting in Ntblo's
theatre. in New York, one evening, when thar
unmapnerly brute, TO be found in all theatres,
recty IN front OF the philosopher Of the
bIanched tile. Greeley took f1re at this but
managing hts passion with has usual good tenn
per, patted the intruder on the shoulder with
his white hat. and gently req ueeted him .when
anything entertaining occurred upon the staee
TO let him be apprised Of it for you see, NV
dear sir. that at present 1 must totally depend
upon your kindness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

We can conscientiousy recomme nd to those suf-
LANDS MELLI1LU0Us COUCH BALSxM.
II gives relief almost instantaneous, and is with.
doubt but he MsfAuo e cough .lssmt Is one Vf
the best preparations in use; and I! all that It's
the PAST week, and found relief from a est dis
tresctn9 cough. 1t Is prepared BY Dr. Strickland,
no. !Sy eReamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
20. Al.o as WAITIH Drug store and CdAs.
C,HH.tsTlNI's, Sl1 Pa. avenue and a02 Ninth
street. oc n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

0In the u. s. District Court for Southern
Alabama IL has been decided that the master of
vessel is liable for loss by gambling on
board his vessel, when he knowingly permi,s
gambling TO be done. This wholesome deci-
sion, II extended 10 other States, will go far 70
break up the gambling system that prevails on
so many OF the steam boats on the Western
r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

THE ARIsToCRACY OF Color Chicago
Republican relates that man named Thomas
j. Fitzpatrick went 10 the races on Friday,
while IL was raining, and obser wing that a
colered man was sheltered by an umbrella
while be had none, waxed wroth, and gave
the negro q beating because he refused 70 lower
IL when Fitzpatrick commanded him 20 do So
The offender was arrested on this charge and
fined five dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

AN UNFAIR EXcHASSK--A daring burglar
in London, Z. w, last Saturday entered the
clothing store Of Nr. R. s. Murray, through
the skylight In the ready made clothing de.
partment be found q suit OF clothes. that lust
fitted him. He removed his old clothes
dressed himself In the new. and departed as
he came, without taking any other valuables
The thief Left his old clothes, which were very
much dilapidated, lying on q connter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

~ln Illinois, a few days ago, a Mrs Kim
ball was driving along the road. when n swarm
OF bees lighted apon her horse and literally
stung him 70 death Mr. Ried, who was work.
ing near by, came mp and was badly stung in
the vain attempt 70 resc ne the horse. Ii seems
that the bees stung the horse blind, almost at
first, and Afterwards he made no exeruons TO
free himself from his tormentors The horse
lived about three hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
TWO BAD CASES OF PLIES CURED nv nm
eTRICKLANDH PILE RRMEDI

:. II6ICAIANUB PIL = KBMEDY.
Mr.. Glass: Of Jaaesville, Wisconsin writes for
the tenent OF All Who suffer with the Piles that be
waited case OF Piles. and his brother was
from the army as iRcurable, (he being Qnite para
we're cured Eith one bottle Of DR. ST RICK LANDS
PlLE kEMED1. The recommends alton of theee
by Dr Strickland, ought TO convince these surfer-
Ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles
are cured by Dr.. 6trickland's Pile Remedy ItIs
ssid by Drnaeists every where. Sold BY J w
hAlRN 90; OHAS. OHRISTIANI, 37l Pa.
avenue and 500 9th street ~ a6 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

BROWN CoLoRRD Sons OF TEMPRRAycx-
The Boston Voice says that the first subordi-
nate division of Sons of Temperance composed
Of colored persons was Instituted in that CITY
recently. II is called the sJohu Brown d.
vision, No. 49," Twenty males and five fe-
males were initiated. VIM. Wells Brown is
the presiding officer, and Rev. l.. A Grimes
the chaplain. This division is the first fruit of
the action OF the National Division at It's last
session u reference TO the admission of colored
persons into the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

SLess than a year ago, Sarah Ready, q
young gtrl employed in one OF the upper rooms
OF the Atwater Block, at Cleveland, was de-
scendlng the stairs, and playfully leaning over
the oannister. lost her balance fell 10 the base
ment floor and was instantly killed. On Wed
nesday evening last, Miss Maggie Stockineer
who was employed In the same room, while
descending the stairs, fell the ban mister TO
the noor and was instantly killed. She was
about eighteen years OF age, rather pretty
light-hearted, and was remarked among her
associates for her cheerful. happy disposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

- The emigration of squirrels westward.
which was noticed all over the State of
Micigan short time ago. is now being fol-
lowed by migration OF bears. The same rea-
SON accounts for both-a scarcity of mast-as
both of these animals depend alike on nuts
&c, for fosd. Bears are very numerous in the
woods west OF Bay City. Persons EMPLOYED
upon the Bay City and Midland Plank Road
report seeing them in considerable numbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
SECRET DIslAaES

sAxAFiiAN's GiFTis the meet certain, safe and
s1ec.uai an temedy.indeed, the only vegetable rems-
ssa to s sna
pa.sam. no mercury Only ten pills to be tak en- Ii
10 the soldiers hope, and Q friend to those who do
male, S3. ~"''o
sAsARlrAN's RoOT AND HERE JUIcEs-A positive
ana permanent sure fer Spy hills. Scrofuia Ulcers
Sold by 9. q. Ford. See adyertisemant m1h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

~One OF the convicts of the Western (Pa)
.Penltentiary named Holmes, on Thursday
morning, indulgod in the most blaspnemous
language, cursing God. and pronouncing God
the author Of all sin, and ridiculing the Bible
While uttering his blasphemy he was sudenly
struck down with apoplexy, and remained un-
conscious until he died atsi2 O'Clock noon, on
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

-. During the past few weeks numbers of
families have lett the iron and coal districts of
South Wales for the United States, and it Is
reported, this mania for emigration has taken
such permanent hold of the miners aud IRON
workers that the exodus is expected to con-
tinue for some time, Notwithstanding the i'm
proved prospects Of the staple trades OF the
districf -. H... @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

DThree young men named Young recently
succeeded to their hearts content in reaching
the top of Mount Blanc, and the cannon was
fired In honor of the event. But shortly after.
wards they were seen TO roll down several.
hundred feet and 10 fall over q ledge OF rocks
which traverses the frtghtful slope of ice de.
scendtng from the summit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

CAUTION TO HoUsEKREPK ss.-Benzine Is
frequently used for cleaning purposes and
paint In the neighborhood of fire places. II is
reliable, when applied near stoves, to ignite,
and being highly infammable, spreads wish
rapidly and burns with great ferceness. 1t
catches ar q temperature so low as to make its
combustion q matter of certainty when used
near stoves in which fires were kindlsd. An
Illustration of what we have Just said has re-
Gently been furnished in Philadelphia, where
a ahouse was fired in a moment by the ignition
of ben zine In paint applied to the Kitchen floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,

- THIS CLIMATE HAS NO BLOSSOMS
emil ned With scent as exquisite IS that sxhsled
By PHALOh 'S"E1GHT BLOOMING C8RBUe.' -
In the tropical wales of the Andes grow the few
ers from which II derives II. name. and the fire..
GRANGE which they pour out uoon the moonlight
air dwells unimpaired in every drop Of this rare
extract. Sold ovcry where r.--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

= EBAPrIsT.-The Baptist Coiored Con vention
at Richmond, Va, lasted eight days, and EN-
braced all parts of the Union. They claim
that they are now the largest b iptist organiza-
tion in the world; that with them there Is no
Their worthy president expressed the hope
that, rs a body. they should be able to show
their white brethren both North and South
"how good and how pleasant IL Is for brethren
TO dwell together in unity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

CAUTION TO CHRwKRs OF ToBAcCo-Mr
Jos. Edge, the pyrotechnist, OF Jersey City,
was about stepping into his wagon in New
York, on Thursday. when the horse started.
and the sudden shock sent the tobacco in Mr.
Edges mouth into his throat and lodged IL in
the windpipe. In the commissions which fol-
lowed q blood vessel was ruptured and be now
lies in O precarious condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

~Ayoung lady in Indiana was about TO
marry man who was her parents choice but
not her own. Her Gown true love" INST than
appeared, when she exclaimed, ssThis is the
man love and mean TO marry" and away
they went, leaving the disappointed lover 10
cup and the lip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

~ Mollie Trussel who shot the owner OF
Dexter in Chicago sought to hang berself with
her shawl but will live 10 be hung BY rope
as such Molties should be.
s%Katy Mack, Of Ponghkeepsie, is one ofthe
latest victims Of kerosene dre.kindiing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

~The Chinese Empire Is now open 70 all
who choose TO visit il
ga notorious coartesan Of 81 Louis makes
lars.
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MARRIA0E AND erI,Ip.cv

MARhIA0E AND CELIBACY
an Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
sne WAL powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
nee 81 charge N sealed letter envelopes. Address
Ur shiLLlN H0UQHT0N, Howard Assoois.
tion. Philsdelpbia, Pa. aus is. IN
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CLOTHING, DO.

ID W A D.
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000.
STOP and THINK
sTOP and THtNk.
STOP and THINK.
OUR IMMENSE STOCk OF CLOTHING
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUk IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED BUWN
twenty-five Per CeEt Less than Cost.
Twenty y-fve Per Cent. Less than Cost.
twenty-five Per Gent. Less than Cost.
NByER again will you have the CHANCE.
NEyER again will you have the CHANCE
SKyER again will you have the CHANCE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
DAYS n srdless of cost. We mean what say
Come and see for ourselves before purchasing.
J. b. SMITH,
46O 18th street, opposite Post once,
Sc Htf Washington, d. G..
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OOLaATIs ARoMAr1o yEaxrARLr aoA

superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VRsErABLI Oils In combination with GLYcsR1Nn
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists. feseol,
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SVkELx STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
sMoLANDIRp EXTRACT BuoKU

bMULANDBRB EXTRAOT BUCkU
u CURING
every CASE OF KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RIYvnA1lsh,
CRAWL, URINARY DpoRpEls. wRAKNEss and
PAINS In the BACK, TIMALH OoMPLAIHrs and
TRouBLIs arising from 1xcHssIs OF ANT KIND.
oOAD. II ATFLIoT1DI
Thy LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTTER BUCKU.
oosd by al ADothecariss. Price q. D. BARNDs
CO., New York, and BABNIs, WARD co.,
new Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLHIoH
hoeERS' Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mas.
General Agents. fab ,o-,y
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AMUSEME ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
r.PPse T. A. MstPLhY E ssHnsss skthTSshss
TREMENDOUS sUCosss
OF the Brilliant
rea4.I,sd and s.rAaset, IN four acts By Mr. Thos.
TIE ICE WITCH;
Or. THE KNIGHT OF THE FROZEN HAND.
HoeItra charge for seats secured in advance.
JNAUsURATIoR OF
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvanis avenne
MADAME SHIoNIs AND sIGEoR sUsINls
MAX srRAKOsOH....... .DIBECrOR
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO NIGHTS.
GkANb CHORgs AND ORCHESTRA.
THIS (FRIDAY,i SEPTEMBER 81, 1866,
OPENING NIGHT,
opera, in acts. sy the Riceis Brotners. '' 'O"''
Wit, NC GRI.sPIHo RE, !s ,Ll.. IA CeMAEE.
Anrstts hi: Wife.............M lie Pauline CsHissa
(ssnoS Errsni has kindly To take ths
Somparatiy.ly small role to perfect the cast
MiTaboiano, Doctor and poinecary ssnSr 6oistt,
Don o S@ siSnSr1 Lpsss. LP.sSzIi
Oond motor and Musical Director sisnor i'" sarti
SATURDAY, FAREWELL MIGHT,
Verdi's chef eJd'a"rrstRN.r,
With the full strength of the company.
Reserved seats in Orchestra. 81; admission to
Private Boxes, sl6; to Dress Circle and ParQuette
81; reserved seats. 50 cents extra; Gallery, sd
cents The sale Of tickets continues at Metze.
rott o Music Store sci n
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i HE GBEAT RECONsrRUOTIoNIsr.
whose KOP-PEL9 know him we'll
In charges q reduction'st;
Bat In FIT" like ANDY :" hovs
HeI famous " "Reconstructionistl
Has rebel wear broke down your gear,
And threatened fits destructionF
Twill all be well If H. KOPPEL
Just tries his " "Reconsiruction :"
Beneath his ekill, 'ch portion will
Be brought in close communion;
Jnst as veil see God grant twill be)
The States within this Unioul
Now oil men know, for . well dressed bean
The ladies have o passion;
Then stop "spell" with b K0PPEL-
His "fts'' the highest fashion.
His work you II ind of the finest kind, q.
And nothing 'botched" or slsttern.
His goods copsist % lengthy istJ
Of every sty lSsh pattern.
H. KoPPEL, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department. selllm
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DENTISTRY.

H. REMOvAL
Uh LtWIE. DENTIST, has REMOVED from
s yH2 TO 200 Penn. avenue, ten doon~
eDove. Ursdt Discovery Dentistyy,S
Iss.h Eztraaed WtihoN Pam. All Def.
eons 20 .l hsns Teeth e extract would advise them
20 cAI a. Or. IEWlES ofhce, and have them
taken ont Teeth inserted on Rubber, Gold And
Saye TsetS "a II h ssdst that al persons should
TO be convnceS Of the fact call and see for your.
selves, Also, call and see the new and inpreyed
method Of inserting Teeth
"a. mo; 200 Penpa avenue, between 18th aad 18th
je2-n 8. B. LEwIE. NJ. D., Dentist,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

Vl FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AT MARINI'S ASSEMBLY Rooms,
., between 9th and 10th streets
PBOF. MARIHI returns thanks 20 his a
for ner pupils and friends. and respectfully g.
solicits Q continuance Of their patronage
Be ptember 18th. =
Days and Hours Of Tuition-T Tuesday, Thursdsy
and Saturday, from TO p. N for young ladies', ,
misses. and masters; for gentlemen, from to 10
The above Hall can be engaged for seirees, Balls.
&C. For further particulars apply on the pren.
ftes. ....i- % II c.
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HAND AND GLOVE, q novel; BY Miss I'd.
II wards, SOC. Armadsle. by sWilkie COLLINS.
81 80. Cbandos, By "Oufda," o. Harpers Pho
lows Eesiew, for june. 90, Lectures on tns
Study OF HisteEy, By 0oldyin Smith. 81 D
Hs .f Il. II er,r S6AdVA TASbV1.
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PRorrcrrp BBFFiTRs5GIntR, BF R5Iat ,irrrrps IS PAT
rDt Of England, and secured By the seals Of the
Ecsle de Phsrnseis de Paris, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, Vieana
TIiesemAT No ], is the effectusl remedy for Re
lsxstion- speI nathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of
the S. stem Triesemar No. has entirely super
sed,d the raus eoss use of Copayis, Cubebs, re
Trissemsr No Is the infaIli6ie remedy for. ali
siing the Of mercury and Ali other celeterfoas
ingrtdiepts I'll. .-....-
zach preparstion 10 in the form OF q most agrea
able Lozengs Secured from the eifects of cIi-
mate and changes Of stmosphers. IN tin cases, at
cas- es. thus saving 60 Divided in separate doses
as administered By yslpesu, sAllamanda, Eoux,
&C, &c
wbeIessls snd retail By DR. BARLOW, No, l9s
B,secker street. New York ~ ono p.,u,-
ayenua sorner llthA. go q. ee9-ly .
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CEyKEAL NEW STILLS OF MASON
- HAMLINe g Cabinet Organs have Just been
received Which We ener sale at fae tory prE%
SUI W. @. MkTZEROTT co.
A READ! asp 9oEgLHSIT5 TEsT TT q R .ss
ssieStA + tSs { nited 81 Dispsfsssssy. =
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A eUPERIOR REMEDY.

For sale BY oil Druggists. ja7S-Tf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-17
GOVERNMENT SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
j at Fortress Monroe, Virginia FRIDAY, May
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at Fortress Monroe,
Virginia ON FRIDAY, May Is, 1866, az 10clOck
A. N, the following named barges, viz. =
Barge Reliance" double-decked barge, in good
Iengfh lOs feet; breadth, 20 feet inches; depth,
Tonnage about 15O tons; hull of white OAK, with
windlassion deck.
Barge 'Kate," single decked barge, in good con.
dtion.
Length, 9S feet; breadth, II feet inches; depth,
8 feet of about 100 IONS burden; hull of white oak.
Barge "Oneida," uoubie-decked barge, in good
condition.
Length, 99 feet; breadth, % feet; depth, 8 feet
nchesi OF about lS6 tons burden; hull OF white oak
windlass on deck IRON elects. i.. ,.
Barge "Walklll," three-decked barge, In good
condition. ~ '.
of atout 2C0 tons burden hull of white oak; wind
lass on deck. l.IT .. U'.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds. 10 ~ BOD
By OIder QuarteTmas er-General:
Breyet Colonel and A. Q M,
+. r. JAMES, Auctioneer. .'T. B9st