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JOSH BnIISGs on BITTERs.-1 rather like
Stomach Bitters, kant tell why, eny more
than kan tell why love Roback's Blood
Pills, but Pills is good for laziness in the sys'
TEN.
don't like lazinsss of no sort, not even in
muskeeters.
want my muskeeters lively. But aul this
IL foreign tew my purpose. Bit,ers bein my
subject, like Robacks Stomach Bitters,
they are SO cay to take.
1t has bin sed that they woodent run out,
but this think Il error, for aul my bottles
iz.empty. and kant find eny on EN- leak.
ld&wltl
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GATE CITY ENTERPRISE,
CALL AT
ROstwick and Bridges

HIS just from the Feat. That's our friend
Ham Brownell with an immense new stock
Of hats, caps and notions. He has the
latest and most elegant styles Of
hats; he has every thing desirable in
the way of Notions, He keeps his stock con-
stantly replenished, See his advertisement,
note the place, and give him call.
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RANKIN & McCRARY are ready to make
applications under the Bankrupt Law. They
are in possession Of the entire act.
March H. 1897
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SAFE.-It is safe to say that no better Sale
rstus can be made than D. B. De Land Il
Co.'s Best Chemical. Besidesit is full weight,
and that is more than can be said of other
Saleratus. [daw1t
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Losr.-A kid glove, wrist lined with fur.
The finder will please leave the same at this
Office.
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TEsrIxoSIALs have been discarded BY the
proprietor of Pectoral Balm, preferring 70
refer TO undoubted witnesses. Thousands are
in every community willing-aye, anxious, to
add their testimony to the efficacy of this pre-
paration, which has proved SO successful in
the treatment Of all bronchial complaints,
For sale by Kerr Fuller, keokuk.
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AssEALED WIRE, for grape trellis, in guam
titles TO suit, at the Iron Store.
tue-fril BRowSEII BRos,
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RrcErPE FOR MAKING LYR.-We furnish
our readers the following recipe for making
lye: Take one copy of the Keokuk Constitu
tion put in barrel of water, let it stand two
seconds and you will have (lie) lye strong
enough to take the hair off a sand stone
M, Pleasant Journal
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The friends and patrons of Miss L efler' s
school were very pleasantly entertained on
Friday evening last, by the young ladies, up
on the re opening of their school-room, in the
basement of Chatham Square Church, which
has been re6tted in excellent style. The ex.
ercises were varied, consisting of music, rec
itations, and several amusing dialogues.
The Village School and Mrs. Darlington 5
tea party, brought down the house, and the
parts in the Woman s..Right's Convention wss
well sustained throughout. We do not intend
to be personal, only to say, that each one
performed her part WE'LL Creditable alike e
teacher and pupil, and we venture the hope
that they will let the public hear from then
again.
We would also congratulate Miss Letter on
the success which has crowned her efforts a:
teacher, a position she is we'll fitted for.
s. NJ, NJ,
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He purchased at once, Of course be did.
That man that wanted asplendid suit ofclothes
he purchased them at Vencill, Jones Co
Just as soon as he examined their unsurpassed
stock Of Cloths and ready made clothing fol
the seasons trade. They have superb goods
and offer great inducements TO purchasers.
GIVE them call
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CITY NEWS.

CMRrr CHAIy.-White and colored, Just
received at the Bag Factory, Main street.
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MAsosrc.-Regular meeting Of Eagle Lodge
tonight. Business Of peculiar nature and
vast Importance to the members.
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Farm and Ferry for Sale!
YNHE undersigned will sell two hundred
sorss Of LApd. part oft adjoining the Dusa vista
Ferry, and an
Undivided Half Of the Ferry.
ni1sts three miles from Ksoknh on the road 10 Alex
Ah s.as. Ior terms apply On the premises to
nsasAAvn ND. pRourY.
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chicago Live stock Market.
Bv Telegrsph.l- cs.oaeo. March 10.
Receipts cars cattle, and s ears hogs
Csttie-choice TO prime 81 2sG5 20, good Sc oo@
! 90; common TO medium 81 3e.
Hos, Choice 10 prime Sc 7sa7; fair to good ssa7;
common to metium toae 40
st. Louis Market
By Telegraph. sr Louis, March 49,
Flour is arm; and high grades in d,msnd.
whest-steady aud unchanged
Corn-Dull at % for mixed, VI for white
osts-Prime to choice f0s72
Bariey-ouet.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged
whkky-Duli at Sis.
Hsy-Firm spd sctivs o. sri 50
Mess Port-I Improving; sales at t2s
Baoon-Be,trr; shoulders "a clear sides lqzz
-----~ - s--------
Ksw YORK. Money Market.
by Telegraph srw YosK. March IS.
Money-eaT Tor call.
steriiug-Dull; s5&&s.
GOld-opering at ls4ss. advancing to ls4lk. and
closing atls4
! stock Market.
BY Telegraph Nrw Yoax. March Is.
1901 m-Goid 1891 az; n @ los,xaIs: Erie
sss<Sss; Hudson Is19iss, NJ 1857. Ms 7rxa
Ts I1s14a; s7Jxsl W sss4ese; preferred s4ss:
Fort Wayne s6s<1s7
Government sccnriues-Registered 81 iosRZ ssos
registered 80 ioak 20 coupons 81 1881 " do g.
io7faA; So coupons IS Io7 jas1s lo-sos registered
s7s&ees 1910 eoups oIs&ass August 7-sss IosBIGioe
Jane lesss8iS
New Orleans Market.
| By Telegraph kKw osIxAss, March Is.
| sugr-Dul; Is for fair.
Mslaases Dull
| Ylour-surerhns sI2 IS
| oorn-sl 27lasl So
l oNts-7sGTs
| Hsy-Prime 81 Louis xs4
| Pork-s3s.
Bulk Mess-shouiders H. rib sidss i.Z; clear sidss
isN.
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NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk 10 N. York, 400 miles.
Buffalo TO New York, 423 miles.
Salamanca to N. York 4l5 miles.
- to q Miles the Shortest Route /

- to q Miles the Shortest Route
All Trains directly through to New York,
sS-4eo NILES wrrHoUr on.ssE or coAcars -
From aud after November 10th 1896 Trains win leave
In connection With al Western lines, a. foiiovs:
FROM DUkKIRK AND sALAMAsCA-
BY New York time from Union D-pots
600 u. View York Day Express, from
sLsmAnes, tsundays txesps-d). Stops at Hor-
nelis,tl,s 81 m tBhit), interesting With the
$50 .. m Day Expe@ from Buffalo, and arrives
in Few York at 1850 p
ITO A. NJ. express mail, fro- Dankirk, Sun
days exceptedD stops at salamanca s4o . m ,
and conaects at $50 a m Expre.. Mail from Bat
fnio, and arrives in New York at 100 a NJ:
Ais r. = sew r..h N,xA' Eap..ss, ire.
m essfs y .as srri nv NJ. 9ori : 4 8
m connecting with Afternoon Trains and steam
ers for Boston and Nsw England Cities.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De
pot cor. Exehsnre and Michigan stre4ts:
8 80 A. M. new York Day Express, tsun-
days eroeptedl stots at Horneisvile $50 a. m,
tBkns susquehanna 2.io p. M, (Dises Turner'S
sos M, (sop }, aud arrive in New York 1880 p
IN Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
swanna Western Railroad, and at jersey City
With Midnight E1 pros. Train o. Nev Jerss, Rail
$40 A. NJ. Express Mail, via Avon and Hor-
nelsviils SUNDAYS exeeptedl Arrives In New
York AZ - IuuneCft ~ kinftrs Win hrrtn-
ern Central Railwa, for Harrisburg, PhilAdelphia
Baltimore, Washington and points south.
2.aO p. NJ. lightning Express, Sundays ex-
cepted) Stops at Hornellsv lie BIS p. m. lsup.1,
and arrives in New York 100 a. IN. Connects at
Jersey City with Morning Express Train ofNew
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington,
and at New York With Morning Express Train Tor
Boston and New England Cities
6.10 p M. New York Night Express,
DAILY. Steps at Hornerlsviile 1890 p m, (5up.)
interesting with the ais p. Trail from Dam
kirk, and arrive in New York at 1890 p IN. Also
connects at Blmrs for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and sonth.
Il2O p. NJ. Cincinnati Express, (supdsys
excepted. Stops at susquehsnna 7:7o a m (BkftE
Turner'S liz p. m, (Dinel and arrives In New
York at s.45 . m. Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware Lackavsna Western Railroad for
scranton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New
York with Afternoon Trains and steamers fof
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East Sunday leaving Buffalo 81
slo o. m and reaching New York at 1880 p. m.
Hosroy AND FKE ENGLAND PASSWORDS, with theii
Baggage are transferred res Of charge In New York
TER sxsf vxsruArxp AND Mosr LuxrnoU sIsIr-
r,e CoacHrs AIN THE WORLD ~ accompa
ny all night trains on this railway.
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The articles in the list are exhibition at 9. q.
BRIDaRP JIWlLRY ReTABLl6HMRNf, and at b. n.
BOerwIoK COZ, Wholsnls and Retail Deslsrs In
DRY Good, 10.
mnr3dkw
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RAILROAD LINES.

NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ 1Hk MIDDLE RoUIE.-shortest and most
Hazelton, white Haven, Wilkesbarre' Mahanoy City
the trish' NS6anoy, ano Wyoming coal reEiops.
=, Peesenser Depot ~ Philadelphia, n. w, corner o.
-'''N'' 's sGaMiRS 51I ,S 4RRH r 9srSSsi SSesiEntENT
on ana Ster WEbHISibhY NAV Nh n iss7 Psssenee,
% sSins leave tbe New Depot corner Bers ana Ameri
eAt745 MMornng PRESS for BetSiehen ano
connecting at Bethlehem With LebeS Vsev afSSs
WestbSopqiS0"ni ntassuqua Satngion Mauch Chunk
MhhkesosIEe' Plttson, Scranton, and ali points IN
with Lehsh and Mahanoy RaF9SSa GS n for oT9aSSSog
Oify' ana with CatawlesR Railroad for Rupert Dan.
Gnnnk a. l2C5 A. NJ. at Wiikes6arre at p NJ: St Ma.
PasssnFpTs bv tbis tro{ i'm @ Rl scranton az 10 =. NY
eadh1 d PASSING bethlehem at ll55 p. NJ, for Easton
work points on New Jersey Central Railroad New
ping all intermediate stStiens svop R
Willow Grove Hatboro, and Hartsyilie, bv III.
At lOl5 A. -Accommodation for Fort yvasbinv
All 81 i. MExpr press of 1B5stbII9g BetbI9agSan, A,,e,,ov
sy MaVc9 G9pnk Ehie Haven WlKesbarre ahanoy
scranton, % ana al points IN the Mahanoy ani Wyo
this train to 0uakeitow 'O' Nieen'lie TAKE
AT 2,45 ?. M.--AccoInm 5datlou for Doylsstown
stopping at al intermediate stations Passengers take
sthge at Doy yle5lown for New Hope; at North Wales
At4P. M.-Accommodation TO- Doylestown, stop
ping at al intermediate stations. Passengers for
81 A6ingt,n Tor Lumbervtlie at Doyiestown.
AT OH T., D1--lhrOugh accommodation for Bethle-
hem anC all stations main line Of North Pennsyl
yania Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Lehigh
valley Evening train Tor ERston, Allentown, and
MauCh Chunk.
At 62o p. M.-Accommodation for Lansdale stop.
ping at all intermediate stations.
at IS0 p. INSTRUMENTATION for Fort Wash.
ingtOn.
= TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem, at 915 A. NJ, 2O5 and $40 Z. II,
205 L. NJ train max eB direct connection with Lehiyh
Valley trains from EestOn, Wilkesbarre MahanOy
CITY, ana Hezleton, PasSengaEs leaving Eastoa at
Il.2O a. NJ. arrive in Philadelphia at POS Z. M.
Passengers leave WilkeBbarre at IS0 p. NJ, connect
TOP NJ.
From. Doylestown OF s'25 A. M, $40 P. NJ, and
40 L. NJ,
From IRnsdale at 7'8O A. M.
From Fort Washington at u5O A. NJ, and 8O5 p M
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 930 A, NJ,
Philadelphia for DOylestOwn at 245 L. M.
DoylestOwn to Philadelphia at 7'2O A NJ,
Bethlehem TO Philadelphia at 430 p. NJ.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger convey pas.
Gengers to and from the new depot.
White cars of Second and Third Streets line and
Union line within short distance OF the Depot,
TiCkets must be procured at the Ticket Office In
order 70 -ecure the lowest rates OF fare
ELLIS CLARK, Agent,
Tickets solo and Baggage checked through TO prln
cipal points at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office,
liz No. los g. FIFTH Street.
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cheating were tho British Museum and the
BodIeian. On visitine the latter place be showed
some fragments of MSS. TO Mr. COXe, who
assented to their belonging to the twelfth CEN
tpry. And these, MIR. Coke, belong TO the
zenith or eleventh century, Yes, probably :
And now, Mr.. Coke, let me show you very
ancient and valuable Ms. have for sale, and
which ought to be in your library. To what
century do you consider this belongsY This
Mr. Simouides have no doubt said Mr.. Coke
belongs to the nineteenth century, The Greek
and bis manuscript dl saDpeared
"Sone time af.erVards pallmpsest manu-
script was sent to Berlin, processing 10 be his
tory OF the kings OF Egypt in Greek, by Uranus,
OF Alexandra. The Academy declared it genu-
inc, and The Minister Of Public Instruction was
ordered to purchase il for five thousand thaicrs.
Professor Dndorf offered the University of OK
icrd the honor OF giving this valuable book to the
world, and work was accordingly begun under the
cditOrship of the professor. Before many sheets
however, were struck of, notice came that the
printing was to he stopped. Lepsius, naturally
anxious TO know how far URANUS supported or
demonstrated some of the theories about Egyp-
uan history, was disappointed as well as amused
to ind that the book was little more than a
translation into very bad Greek of portions OF
the writings of Bunsen and himself Ehrenberg
then examined the manuscript with his micro.
scoue, and discovered that the paimpsest was
really later than the modern ODe-the old ink
OveTaid the new.'
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
l TIMORE RAILROAD.
TIME RTE

TIME TABLE,
Commencing MONDAY, September 80, 1867, Trains
will leave Depot, corner BROAD Street and WASH
IEGTON Avenue, as fOlOw5:-
Way Mail Train $50 A, NJ (Sundays excepted,
Tor Baltimore, stopping at all regular stations Con-
meeting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington 10
Crlsheld and intermediate stations,
Express Train at IL NJ. (Sundaya eScepted) for
Baltimore and Washington.
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester, Thur
low, LinwOOd, Claymont, wilmington, NewDOrt, Stan,
ton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast, Charestown, Perry
vile, HRvre-de0rRce, Aberdeen, Perryman'si Edge
wood, Magnolia, Chase's, and Stemmer,s Run.
Night Express at 1lO0 p NJ DAILY for Baltimore and
Washington, Connects at Wilmington (Saturdays
Newcastle, Middetown, Clayton, Dover, Harring
ton, Seatord Salisbury Princess Anne, and connect
ing AT CIlsnelu Win oiG or oitteSS monroe HOE'
fo 6e f6fss fes and Norfolk via
Held viii take the iiOO p. NJ, Train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
sJOpplng AT all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Philadelphia at 1.8O. 4'3o eco, and 1l.sc
ldeily) p. M; The 4'S0 r. NJ Train connects with
lions. The 800 Z. nj. Train runs to New Castle
Leave Wilmington at and A. M, 400, and
FROM BhLTIAIORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 7'2b a, NJ, Way Mail, 98b A. N,
Express, 2l5 p, M, Express, 35 p NJ, Express
SUHDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at S66 K, NJ, stopping at HAyFe
deGrace, Perryville and Wilmington. Also stops at
Northeast, ElktOn, nnd Newark to take passengers
Tor Philadelphia and leave passengers from Washing
ton Baltimore and at Chester 70 leave passenEeFa
from Washington or Baltimore.
Through Tickets TO all points West, South, and
Southwest, may be procured 9t the Ticket OGiCe, No
S23 Oh Est. ~ Street. under the Continental Hotel
where also 0terooms and belJhs in sleeping ars can
be secured during yhs day. Persons purchasing ckea
nj this office can have their baggage checked at their
resid enCe by the Union Transfer Company.
4sl II. L, KaNNEY, superintendent
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AM
/ YOUNGSTOWN RAILROAD,


DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AM
i NORRIsTOWN RAILROAD,
U FOR GERMANTOWA.
Leave Philadelphia 6, z, g. sos, 10, IL, l2 A. NJ, g.
y 81 4. s. So, 61O, z, 8, $, 10, IL, II r. M.
Leave C3errnantown 6, 4 ~ 8, $40, TO- H. I2 A. NJ
LR8,A AZ, g, 6E, y 8, 9, 10, r. M.
The 500 Down Train and S24 and b6 Up Trains win
not stOp on the Germantown Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia ga A. NJ. 2 u l0A p, NJ
Leave Germantown 8M A. NJ. !, 6, 90 p. M.
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia q, s, TO- II A. M. 2, OK, bx Ss
'S leave a c6eanut HIN no, $40 and ll4O A. NJ. 40
3'4O $50, 6'4O $40 ana l940 +, M.
~ ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia ga A. Id. and Up. NJ.
Leave Chesnut HIN 750 A. NJ. 1910. 5'40 and 9'2b
FOR CoNsHoHoCK EN AND YOUNGSTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia g. 76,9, and lrO5 A. Nj. lH,s,
az, 81, Ga, sos, and ~ p. NJ
'''N-' ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia A, NJ, 2'6O and 7I5 p NJ
Leave NOrriBtOWn A. NJ, 800 ana 3 p, M
FOR MANANUNK
Leave Philadelphia g. ~, 8, and uO5 A, IA. ~ g.,
~, 55z, Ga, 8O5 ga, and ll36 p Nj.
Leave Manyuuk 6l0 "a $40, eK, and ~ A. M
80, B. 90, Q, and l0A i. M,
ON SUNDAYS. - -
Leave Philadelphia A. M. ~ enoT y M
Leave MRnRyunk ~ A. M. ana Va 7. ma. ,.,t,
w. h, WILSON, General SuPedln dlntSn9enS
Depot, NINTH ana 1AsahsGN SeA00's
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COAL.

- MIDDLETON q CO., DEALERS IN
~ HAKLEiGH LEHIGH and EAGLE VEIN VEIN
sOAA, Kept ury under SOVer. Prepared eAIrtsssss.y
@r family use, Yard, No, 1925 WASHINaI0lN
avenue. ooiee, No. bl4 WALNUT Street. 4N
POOFS, WALLS, DECKS, ETC.-AMERl-
IL GAN CONCRETE PAINT COMPANY, Office
30 5i3 n, = HIED street. For preventing all roofs
rom le0th' 10 keep wells Tree & ON dRmpnesa, anu
decks, tanks, cldierns and joints OF every kn1 ught
ana bottoms OF ships, etc. from WORMS, ends OF pOsA
that go into he earth sound ana materials generally
from o9rrodlng aud decay this Paint stands un;
equaed For sale IA cans or casks, ready for use ~
iOSIm JOSEPH LEEDa
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PROPOSALS
OsALs FOR FORAGE
DrroT oUAHrEHMAsTrn's Orr1oE, /


DEPOT pUAHTERArAsTERs OFFICE, /
WAsuTNGTON, ID. O., October 10, 1867. !
sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until u N. on WEDNESDAY, October 30, 1867, for
lhe delivery Of the following articles of Quartermas-
leTs stores at either OF the points ned, TO witt
coin Depot
5l2NG live hundred and twelve thousaud) pounds
OF good, sound, clean Oats in good strong
SACKS, each sack containing one hundred
5000 lnny.six thousaudl pounds of prime Timothy
Hay loose or in bales
lGSCJ0 zone hundred and sixty-eght thousaud)
pounds OF good, clean Wheat Straw, IN
bales.
Bidders will state the price per pound for Oats, In
Cludng sacks, and for Hay either baled loose and
Tor straw In bales, aud the number of pounds Of each
article they propose to furnish, and at which OF the
three points named above the delivery will be made.
a ii articles delivered on contracts made under this
notice Will be subject to a rigid inspection by in
spectors appointed by the undersigned, and none
received or paid for which do not come up TO the
The names Of two good and responsible persons
must be given in each b,d who will securities
in case the contract is awarded the bid Ter. The
names OF these persons must be signed in their own
hands to statement TO the above effect, which Will
accompany each bid.
PAYMENT viii be made in Government funds upon
completion OF contract, thereafter funds
are furnished for the purpose.
The Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed proposals for Furnishing Grain, Hay,
and Straw"
BY order of the Quartermaster-G General
j. G. BICFERRAN,
Deputy Quarterm asteT-C Ceneral,
10 II Ct BreVet BrtgaQter- Gen. u, =. Army,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
NEW QUAETERMAsTER STORES.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
Washington, ID. O., October IL, 1857.
VIII be sold on TIL HURSDAY, October "a at Lincoln
Depot under the direction of Brevet Colonel A II,
Blunt, a. q. Nj
90 90 Horses. Horses. $50 Army Wagons, worn
so Mules. ~ Spring
Several OF these spring wagons very aunarioP
finish. together with lot Of entirely new Ouarter-
naster Stores, consisting in part Of
1900 Ambulance Bows ll3 w Rgon water
3W Fellies. Buckets.
2VO sets Leau-horse Har- 200 w Tongues,
ness not ironed.
200 Office Desks 200 Boat oars
AZ Office Stools, l5O Iamps
l6 Caldrons, so Coffee Mills.
200 Bunks. so Dutch Ovens
2OOO Watering Brides.
With large lot OF Horse Medicines such as
100 lbs. Aloes. 100 gallons Alcohol
100 lbs. Calomel 100 lbs. AssafCetdR-
100 lbs. EPSON Salts 100 lbs, Sugar Lead
300 bottles Mustang Liniment, etc,
Sale TO commence at 10 A. NJ.
1erms:-Cash, in Government funds.
Attention is called to the superior lot of MuIaM
offered at this sale
Catalogues OF sale can be had on application.
Goods must be removed within ten days from tha
day of sale.
BY order ofthe Quartermaster. General
j. y. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster- General
10 10 st Brevet Brigadier-General u y. Army.
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7. ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EeUIPAeE,
ST. LOUIS, Missouri, !
october 10, 1857.
VIII be sold at Public Auction. at the Depot Army
Clothing and Equipage No 9l9 N. Main street. st.
Louis on the 29h day of October instant commencing
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following articles OF Army
Clothing and Equipage VIII
$1,000 WOOLLEN BLANKETS.
These Blankets are all new and in The best condI.
tlon, and offer great inducements to dealers.
A small quantity of damaged property will be s0id
at the same time and place. Samples Of all may be
seen at the Depot at time previous TO the sale.
Terms-Cash In Government funds, ten per cent.
down; the .lance before the goods taken from
the Depot, .ch must be within five days after the
SALE under forfeiture of the purchase and the ten per
cent. deposited.
BY order of the Quartermaster-Ge General,
lol6ntl JOHN f. RODGERS,
Captain and Military storekeeper, U. s. A.
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1907 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
loo 1 and Ambgy and PhlIadelPhia and Trenton
Railroad Companys Lines, from Philadelphia to Now
York and Wey Places, from WALNUT Street Wharf,
will leave as follows, Wiki FARE.
at a. NJ, via Camden and Amboy Accom- rs
At s A NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Express
At2P. NJ Via camden and Amboy, Express. ;.... 500
At p. M via Camden and Amboy, Ac lst class, 225
cOmmodatOn and Emlgrant...".,...", I'D class, 160
At A. NJ and 7. M, for Ereehold
At 6, and 10 A. NJ, and $3.50 P. NJ, for Trenton
At6, and 10 a. M /, p $50, and 1870 P. M, for
bordentown; Burlington, BeYerly, ana DeIenco.
At6 ana 10 A. NJ l. 2 $50, B, 6, and llSO 2. M, for
AtGand lOA NJ, l. $780, o. 6, and ll8O p NJ, for Edge.
water, Riyerside, Riverton, and PALMYRA
Al and ~ A, H., l. $780, O. ana 1880 p NJ, for Flsh
The / and 1l'9o P. N. Lines leave from Market
7'tv'' LiNEs From BENsINeToN DEPOT
AtII A. Nj. 4SO r. NJ. and l2 P. NJ (night). via Ken.
,ingtoIn, and Jersey CITY, New York Express Lines
ATS lois and Il A. NJ. $780, 3sO, 4'aO, s. and l2 p. NJ.
Al and lCl5 A. NJ 2O, 8, and 70 P, NJ. for Morris
.iis AZ sand Jan loI5 A. NJ 28O lao, s. and 12 p NJ, for
al iS15 A. NJ, 28O and 8 P. NJ, for Eddington.
CoruWelps ToTesdale, HOlmesbuTg, TacOny Wissi
nomng, BrIdesbuIgl ana EIaip1ktoTd and stsP M.
BELVIDERE DEI4A WARE RAILROAD LINES,
E5CP IoF RasaTa Fails HRSalo Dunrk
genaudaigua, Elmire, Ithaca, owego, Rochester,
trose, WkesbGrre SCrautOn stroudsburg, Water Gap,
At A. NJ. and $3.50 P. M. for Belvidere, Easton,
Lambertville, FleminGtOn, etc.
The $3.50 z, M. Line connects olrect Win the Train
leaving EhstOn for Mauch Chunk Allentown, Betble-
nAtSSP. III. for LambertvilIe and intermediate Sta
Zines from West Philadelphia Depot via Connect
"k 400 a H. and iSn aud $3.50 p M. Washington and
New York Express Lines, via Jersey Cty Fare, % 25
The $50 p. M. Line Will run daily All others,
October 2 1867 "n' L. ga AlAmi1t'' AGENT