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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-10-09
Estate Notice.
Errors of Youth. /.

A Gentleman who suffered for years FROM Ner-
vous Debility. Premature Decay, and NIL tho
effects of youthful ndscretion, will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers with
ing to profit by the advertisers experience can do
SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St, New York.
May ~ ~ %
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Cheese. Butter, &c.

NIOw in Store o,prcr
FACTORY CHEESE; II, ,,,
Nav Young America CHEESE, 8 to 5 lbs. eaet
Choice GOSHEN BUTTER,
lust received and for sale by
JAS. G. BAILIE Il BRO:
Augusta. Aug26 ~. /" %
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EBEsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARMKNr,
BSsd1 Pyectsie77s and Clothing, FEB II, 1867
cesied proposals, endorsed a. Proposals for
Fresh Beet and Vegetables" will be received 1T
this oureau until clock ., "a on tue II day Of
February 1871 for the supply Of IS evO pounds OF
FbASh BEkt and 1880 pounds Of FRkDH
VEGETABLES, at the WAeHIN0TON ID. q. :,
NAVY YARD AND STATION, a. required
The Beef and Vege % must DO of good uual-
tty and She best the market affords, and ga ar
tfcle nusi be offered for BY the pound The Beef to
be II equal proportions, fore AMI hind quarters
Bonds with approved security, will be require
N Ne half the estiH ,ted amount Of the cont ratt
and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment to be male, as
collateral security for the due nee of the
contrast, whicl will on account be aid until
II 10 fully complied win
kvery offer made must be accompanied BY a
written guaranty. signed by one more res pom
stble persons. hat the bidder bidders viii IL
bis or their BID be accepted, enter iuto obiiga
ZION within hve days. with good and uficIent
surefies, to furnish the articles gro pvsed.
No proposal pfH be cen .Idsred unless dccOmpaHied
by Snch rRaroHfy, a.d by fsfdetory sr,dence hu
the bidder IS REGULAR dshley IN the articles pro
posed and has ths Incense required BY act Of Co.'S
gross
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment.
ltis TO be understood that In case the sti
qusntity Of either article shall he de red, leav
Ing balance due on the Other article, the con-
tract may be con-ids red coin pleted in full, at
tie option Of the Department.
10 Is lot II. BRIDGE. Chief of Bureau.
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HUDSON RIvER AND HARLEa BAIL.
u hOA DS-On ard after MONDAY. Nv 70,
1850 tr aims Tor Albany and Trey, cosnscting i'm
Ns.thern aud Western trains, will leave New Ysrk
SO. m. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
suspensi.n Bridge Without Change OF cars aud con-
meeting at Troy with Il sins for Saratoga Rutland
Burlington and Montreal.
River Railroad, connecting at Aibsny With We.t.
ern trains. aud at Troy with trains for North
u O. m Express train via Harlem Railroad
cr 81
&c; at Albany with Western trains. aud at Troy
9th trains tor Saratoga Ru tland, Burlin and
st5p On. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trail ,
and at Troy Win trains for Monteeas. with sleep
AIS D. m. EsIrsss train vi. Harlem Railroad ,
conn &C ting at Chatham with Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pittshsid, &c; at Albany with
land. Burlip gton and Montreal. Sleeping cars al
sSI m express t-.in via Hndso, River Bail
Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge without chanss ~
SATURDAY attached from New YORK through 70
RailroaA. Connection for Troy will be mods At
IL p, m Train via Hudson River Railroad, with
early rains fer Buffalo and So pension Bridge
and at Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
a Sunday train will be run via Hudson River
Railroad from New York to Poushkeepsie ana n.
termediate stations LEAVING NeT York at 50
m. Returning. leave Poughksepsie at 3.ls p m !.
Ase. sune sS sf.n via aEl-% R.iro.d l..,
ats COP m. Re.urnins. leave Millerton a. =,
n'' arriving IN Ne" VIZ W. T. 1. esss:
ls9 Vice President.
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RAILROADS.

HIApihG kAILROAb
Eh!H s. +tgrh h $40! sS 81 rfFsssM4pS..
fEHHfssssSkki TsaO sgIS Sss4ttH
fSztSSkkfPkzSSr pEILSIfK zkx4Gs MESrt 6 o.
8: D.tslt fnis cIs + r. 81 .s.,iss
LUZ. ihh streets, PhilsdeiIais, sf the foIis VIM
noREise ACCOMMODATION
s,.t,oSs .. n 0f Heading and az istsrnsdisss
1.s,Ln,ns, lss.:. BEADING ,. srri,as
noEsIss EXPRESS
his.',S5.; a.irs' MAJ. s.I. sai:
fssr I'D, e &. s..
s se. .sA T.: fcs s;PI5 E::S r N,
s %ifs :'. 3. SAsss ;%:fSs' .i hss
Sstr.i Cumhsrl.nd valley. enc sehg, Sisii ssa
Transport, York, Cham bsrsburs. Pinsgrovs, Ss
AFTERNOON EXPRRss.
Leaves Philsdelphis st $50 .. M. fer Rssdius-
and oossss S hs ss.s: ss1 oo s
HEADING ACCOMMODATION.
stations; .rriy.. 10 fsisa.ILis = ING: a ""
iI.;s. i. s Fsal.s:sas i.. % H.rr,..,r.
s.il.as Dina q m A, rnoep ;1.is. I.., :.
nsnisburg Att y" IN; ana PotisvilIe 1t 2 rs n.
H:rrisb.is ;se: mmod.tion leaves s..dius .s
iSs :, R:s ssH hsi,T 5 .. tle m Connect
sISth ntsS ,. m. arriving in Phiisdsiphis ct
h.rtst Train, with /. passenger car attached
leaves Philsdelphis At ~ q noon Tor Kesa,.s All
pownnstoNn IL 80 .. N. for PhilaaelVh. and al
way stations. "
snncsy Trains leave Pottsviile al q N sni
Philadeipsis 81 10 m; lesye Philadelphia for
Beading at "a. 10 returning from Reading at 4 IS
CHEsTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
point. .i.fe The - ans sis. TS .ns
main. from Philadsltbis. returning rom Dow N
irRtov att .. m and IL 80 BeVn
NEW YORK IXPRkss FOB PIrrrssuRo1
AND HE NEST Sh
a., Lesves New hoIs ct % g IA sni 10 m, pass
come tug st Hsrrisburg with Penns, lS,,,is a.;
IItIsburEh Chicago, Williams port EInir.l a.. 1T
Returning Express Train leave. Bsrri.burgo,
erlisal OF Pennsy lvsIia Ex press from Piti,S11 =
s.s s snS io - M ~. - passing RsstSss At
New Y,rS 10 M, aSd as M m s, srryins .
ing these tr,iI, through bst~e.u J sT.
Mail s tram am cr ssr ssis5sU change
2lop m Mall train tor RsrrisbuTg leave. Sex
sC7UILKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave pottsvile at Z. n ~ M Ia.
?. m; retprnns from ra~squs at 7.s5 a m ani
s.HsYLkILL AND s0sQUEHAsNA RAIL
Trains leave Auburn at 20 Q. m. for Pipegro.
ana arfisburg, AMI a ! 81 .. m, tor pinesrors
and 1rsuont, returnIus from arrIsburp - We
p m, and frem TIemout at O. m and = ~
D. IN, .N 80
FREIGHT
GOODS 81 all desert ptlODs forwarded 70 ali Oh.
AboF. Rofnts from tie rOBlp anys New Frataho
Dep et, Broad and Willow streets reishs
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philad, PHI dally at S sU a mn n AZ -,
And .. m. for kesofns, L-banop Barrishnoh
Pottssille, Port Clinton, and ali points ssxonss'
Oioee 81 the Philadelpl Post Office for aTr
places on tue roso anu lts branches AZ
ana lot the Pm stations only at iSp m.
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DROPOsALs FOB NEW JAIL,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
MAsHI NGrnN lAnnAru "A lsxI

DRPARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR,
WASH yGToN January "A, 1877. }
Sealed Proposals will be received at this De.
partmest until " O'Clock IN. on MONDAY, the
4th OF March lsH. for the erecti of the all a
and Tor the District Of Columbia, authorized AMI
Pre- vsed 'sr by the act of Congress, approved July
The designs, detail drawings and speci a Att ons
can be seen 1T the architects efce in The eastern
grounds OF the Capitol. WAshingtoa city every
da! except sundays; betw. en- the hours OF 9 a. M
ana p n. on and after the 18th instant.
Separsi- bids will te received for the masonry
w0.k, brick work. iron work. and carpentry work
Ine contractor whose Did may be accepted Will
he blurred to enter into Q sufficient bond to be
approved BY The Seer -tary OF the Interior, for the
faithful c. mDlstfOn Of his contract. Payments
Will De made g. the work progresses. on estim stes
Ger tih.d 10 BY the architect, hut twenty per cen
tnm OF the Estimates will be retained until the
contract 10 compl ted.
fecontracf will he awarded to the lowest re-
spontible bidder, but the Department. reserves
the lghf to reject or all Of the bids SHOULD il
be tmed for the interests Of the Government to
do 20.
The bids will be opened at noon on the Ith Of
March next, In presence Of zach Of the bidders as
may choose - attend.
Proposal. should be endorsed on the envelope.
Secretary Of the Interior, Wssniaston; p; o."
IS W6W Secretary n the l.
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Tragedy 4. a csurs.R Rec.

. The Philadelphia Age gives tue following
Particulars Of the shooting VI George Elier By
Thomas Iris IN the Criminal Court roe.n ia
that city on Wednesday last, and o. which
We Published brief Geographic account:
Abost I've minutes after ten o'clock yestsr-
asy morning one OF the most daring murders
lh me Annals OF crime was com nitted IN the
Court OF uarter Sessions. The rsgaia bus
ness Of the day was about 20 os taken no WHEN
every one In the courtroom was startled by
TIE sharp report of a pistoi, followed by loud
cries Of man. Owing to the position Of the
prisoners dock, those INSIDE the courtroom
were not abe 70 comprehend for soma time all
that was going on. The dock occupied Is VI.
reetly opposite the judges beach, ami is L DO 1t
three feet from the door used only for taking
prisoners TO and from the city van. The back
part of the dock is about seven feet high, and
u forms q psssage-way for prisoners in
charge Of oficers. George Eller was In
this passage in charge OF a tipstaR on his
way to The dock. Thomas Lsis occu pied a seat
1t the end of a settee on a line with The pas.
saEe-way. As Eller came along the passage
and was about turning - 90 into the dock
leis drew revolver from the inside pocket
of bis coat and fired upon Eller. The bull
TOOK effect in the breast directly above the left
nipple. Eller cried. s-Oh On { Oh!' and fell
into the arms of officer kroizsr aud died at
most instantly. His face, which but a few
moments before had been flushed with health
and yIgor, turned sudd. MY white as mar
bic. mere was no external bie-,i,ug The
blood Vas forced 10 the heart. Fhe body Of
the murdered man was taken to the Office OF
the clerk Of the Quarter Sessions. The excite
mtnt for some lime was intense. Lis male
no attempt 10 escape. liz WAS ~r,z-i nv oiric
George w. Taylor OF the rOnrt. On .sr Sill
yrrihcrne took from HIM IN. revolver with
" inch the fatal act han brpn committed IL
was six barr-led revolver. Fiv. Loads st,Il
u NAMED IN IT. Leis wac taken before Judge
Ludlow, who was on he b-ncn ~ the tune
He acted &s com mltting sgIstrat-.
l|Is desired 10 maze a statement bat the
Judge refused TO listen To any.
several witnesses 20 he commission of the
DEED vrre examined among them - ver.,i
police officers. Johr Gotor'h. Esq identified
the body of the wounded msn.
After brtring the evidence Judge ludlow
con- mIt'td The accused 70 au- YER tn charge Of
n Urusr. He was removed 10 The NOy cmauSIng
PRISON. Les ria'is a voluntary Statement thu
he Lad committed me a { % av-ngs tue HrOnys
OF his daughter, and ib.tr h. was r-a " for the
COus'quTHcr-- al t..s UNI, b. n
agtLed, every or Ia The Co1Tt room held h..ir
brta bs win rNciiemrnt. Several Isrnfes
y were " Itnp--rs ia some of to- case, 10 ~.
tired tainted ihs prisoners iu the d,,k ware
fUTsotIsn for au instant, bus none of them
escal ID.
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DROPOsALs FOB ARMY TRANsPORTA.


erARTERMAsrkR GENERkLs OFFICE,
Sealed Tp1enlSs.9 nj, y - o. JanuSry is
for the Transportation OF Military SUPPLIES dnrin
ss Il. Ps @ and ending
From For, ROUTE Ne; ].
such parts a. may be determined upon Outing the
sro on the S%shs 6rasch of the Union P.eo
PHts as S[s now or may be established IL the Ter
deg in the Terrtory Il Vest It Of t
sds and 81 ssG Fl! 'S sss 81 .na
tnd. % E Ish snd Color 3D. north Of lat.
City. '"''uD'us " necessary Denver
From ro,. p,i ROUTE No;
points 2, may be determined upon uring the year
on the Union Pacific railroad. y D.. {, sny Dot.
or 10 the eo Of coor. 10
do. south oflsti'ude 4Odegrees north, ana to Tort
Tsrrto4y ssS t. sn .ng I sIa Be
point or p0iss' on eth me route.
tron Port Union or such other depot 40 may be
established In the Territory OF New Mexico, TO
i,hed in that Ten itory. and to such po.ts or .sS
nobe ~ may be de.snated In the Territory OF ar.
los ass "0 ID the S'''' Oh Texas vest 0fi0Asisuae
-, ROUTE No. 4.
now or may Re sstab lishra in the otats OF Mime.
:ota. and n that portion Of Dakota Territory Iy.
"
Ine weight 60 be transported during the year
VIII not exceed en- Route NO l. $4,000 O0o pounds
s,svoo oOo pounds. and on Route No. 1, $500 100
.. Proposals will be made for each route sspa-
sSa: s. q. :. .S :ss The The rate p. 100 .osnl
iss and ending a.rsh r. f. is beginning April l,
=. ass,s .Ss each 70 Ss
s 20. De scc2 mpanted by bond In the sum 81
more responsible persons. su:rsntssinS that or or
es.s contract Is awarded for the route men,
T.: Uttered :.os ns s
eooo eno suihoient s:eurity furnished By said
ssrty In accordance with the forms Of this sdver.
The contractor will be required to give bond, in
3: S s s$:;: * + !: =; : e
On s ssa.s s so T. = t sStSS
,sSss =; sytssnc. OF the and sol.
tH G 81 ne 0iadsr sad person offered a. secur
Proposals mnsi be endorsed " Proposal. for
oh ,s tnsy fully comply with the requirements
The sSsft, Q whom an s.ara made mus. Dc
70 ss e. And TO
anc. Of the onGact
The light 70 Isisct any oil bids that may be
The eontractors on each route must b in readi:
viii BE- p s.ss and I'd
agency st which he may be communicated with
p omptly and readily for Route No T. st Omaha
81 for nsute No ?, at Fort Riley, Kansas; for
Route No s. At Fort Union New Mexico for Route
Ne at Saint Paul, Minnesota. or at such other
point Tor each OF the several Routes e may be in.
diSafed e the starting paint Of the route
raet g be entered into for ssch route can be had
on application st this once, at the once or the
nworth, Omaha. Santa Fe, and Fort Smell.
ing. apo must accompany and be Q part Of the
By order Of the Quarterm sstsr General.
h.T lr... ALEXAHBER BLISS.
$1,000. Brevet Colonel and Assistant
1eNSes Quartermastsr. u. q. A.
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ID IOHMOND, HREDERICKsBURQ AND 20
n TOAAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvILLIRs oOINa SOUTH.
TWICE BAILY, tssnday p. m. exoepted.J

The quickest and most direct route 70 Riohmood,
Va and the South via the Potomac r.
;ss .!p;9:, from si.ss HIS street Th. :rS
Richmond, Frsdericks5urg and Potomac Railroad. .
now entirely completed from AQsia Greek TO Rioh.
n0nd We, connecting there With trains the Rich
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Denviile
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wflminston,
66ssisisn. Greensboro, Salisbury ohsrlosss and
Steamers Keyport and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily tSunday evening excepted at
6.23 .. m. and , m. and arrive In Rtchmond NJ
Las D. m. and 80 n.
raRoUe1 TO RIoH noSp IN sEvEH HOURS.
Bifsy Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker tnss
anyether koute.
BE sure and get Through Tickets vie Asuia
Greek and fredericksburg, 70 kiohinond, ct the
Com any o Once corner Of PeHna. avenue and 9th
street, OF on board Of the boAts. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Bassase Wase.c WIN b 10
readiness 70 convey passenger and baggage BE-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line Iees By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle fields near Irsdericks burg By stop
ping ct that point. a
Brsakfest and sup on bosrd Of stsemen
GEO. MATTIR0LY Supt, W ashineton, q.
g. \. AArTINGLY, Ticket hssnfa Ws.hinston.
apIy General Passenger Agent.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsAISGroN, Jan. o, 1857

RALTlmOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WARRINGTON, Jan. ., 1857.
R{s I'D 6l9I- Cl1 -nEH
AKEK SSSs - -
Trains between wAsHINGroN AND BaLTI-
LUKE, epd WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run - follows viz:
fOR BALTIMORE
=, Leave GAIL, except SUNDAY, at 7'Oo, 7s, and
lid .. 10 And 2Ss, and 80 and 500 .. m.
JOB ALL WAY STATIONS
, meass eaiy, except Sunday, at 100 Q. m, and
TOK ;: AZ STATIONS SOUTH OF ANN. POLKA
JUNCTION.
,. n. ''' 'no q" . - - ana 81 Zoo and as
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave 81 q As ., m, and 4:S .. m. No trains
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday
UN SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave atT:0 Q. M, and 2.vU anu 10 D m
FOX WAY STATIOkS.
Leave Mfk u. N :, and 2:00 and s1s D. -.
FOk ALL PAKfS OF THE WEST
40 leave oally, except Sunday, at T,<5 .. m, aud
On sunday At 500 ,. m. only. Connecting a, Relay
htauon With trans from Baltimore to Wheeling.
TaRo6SSSs5k ffffoKsrs to tn. Yves. can b. had :.
In the DAY well a. at the new efhcs of the Bank
avenue, between 9Th and Tx streets. o., eHn'
advertisement Of Through Line.
J. l.. WILSON. Master of Transportation
d. COLE. General Ticket Agent
oc u Il GEO. 9. KO0HTZ. Agent Washinst.1
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MARK RITER'S.
4S6
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III 2.'''.' ;,.q;;r,5gs },.ss S .'ts.,
BhAfE lis4fsas 2 HsEseA sssetssaSEO
E6sraSinss CnroHos WressI., Basse,s Of FioSw
sr'' &C. S Ss9fIfP' icr tJs%si FRAMES
-, rich and varied .ssoi tmen, irSm the best man
'ss & %
ficTrBE AND ar TA tss1Is: WALNUT
Picture Cord and Ia--els all sizes and colers,
Fns .sS ai nsis SHADES
beautiful variety 81 these goods smsrstns the
terms IN the District .i,h we'll asserted stock OF
d 81. ssSs s,s a. ana of Win
Orders fer window Shades and Papsrhangings
Ssps.qsiiy nIsd; N city o. souutG.1: d,
specially to order Wing the ssss the ehs.ps ss.
snS to of sna
Goods With any In the market.
l.s ssd :Sd Nc ga tsS ~ s.
eEfrnP N 1Hs PIs s4EN2 t6rrlcE
tn. petite" q 5SHs FsEH q Eoss
KIM d Sr thu the o. S.y o. S S
1888, for an IMPROVEMENT in knitting Looms for
esse o. jay %
tn. :. sn Be I'd s s.1
Ss:a:s e :S'::S ia -;
fe j. the Patent Once their oG,seiCns. sSecialiS
the q s az; s sisSss
Pa5', to be used q the said nus. taken
OF the eface, which will be furnished on spplica-
testimony must be filed in the ofsice t,senfv dsSs
within e. days after nisns rs sss s..si%ony any
.. OJatrtd Also, that this notice be Ieblishsd in
D. IN the o.nrier Ldwe Ms:. Oses
week Tor three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
gsbestieSs TO Be ct least sixty days previou. to
TO. TREAKER,
and :snG ser sas
paper containing this nosies. rA''n - %isvsW '
DrfA5EEEin4hHhHg II EEs FEsT t5rc1
On tn. petition q 5SsS r iiTsss.rs uss
rs: 81 e S$ n; sS
i .6, se's s.t. from the q said
Iiis ordered that the said petit don 10 head a,
a. P; s:s, Sis: I'd ssy =
haze. Why said petition GU sIt not to be granted ''
file 5es Gsr sLs
SCI forth In writing. At least twenty days before
and transmiites In accordapce with the rules Of
and eS relied aPSn :. e
,In.py mn.t Dc ftsd in II. once twenty day. be,
eIss.sS IS: .s:. p 81: ns.ies ). ssSi,.hsd in
vesS to TIRE. sucess.ive wesis; the s;:i Of n said
TO. TnEAKER,
0ommis.ioner OF P>tents
opy and r *: S ON D s;s
paper containing this nstice. in a. We
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

Io'AnHmAH1 SALh.
The property known - the CONVENIENT
TANNBkf AND STEAM SAW MILF Win
seventy five acres Of land, near San Antonio.
Texas. 0'
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be receivsd
mp to the LIST day Of March, Isa for the po reha.s
Of seventy i've acres Of lana, more iss: toseth.
purtenances sDHRsNS1nsinT. e, shssis to say:
Conteipine TW1LyE sT0NE LIME WATTS,
FlfTY.TWO WOODEN yATS,
AID capable Of tanning iftssn thousand hides Der
ONE, STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving
three thousand feet OF lumber daily
ONE SnALL STONE RUILpIHG.
The above property 10 sftusfed about wo miles
above San Antonio, on the San Antonio river, aud
the water 10 conducted to the sstabii ahment by
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement
Tho land was purchased and improvements
made BY the late so lied Confederate Govern
merit, and are estimated to have cost alsO.oOO in
The rroperty has been u.der lease for the year
1856, at . mo nthly rent Of SsOO, payable in al.
vance A secured title In fee simple viii be ii ven
BY the United States Government.
Proposals Will be marked proposals FOR Gay-
erBment Tannery and Saw Mill ~ ana addressed
70 J. b. KIDDOO.
JOG A. L., Galveston, Texas. 10 al.Nt
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- fRIfsIAAR,

Pnorsorsp Sffliks SIaE ,Lrrr..s PAT.
emit Of England, and secured By the seals Of the
Ioole dc Pharmacie De Paris, and the Inpsrial
Trisssmer No. 1, 10 the e6sctuai remedy for Re-
hamilton. s1ermathorrhose, and Hxhsusfion Of
Scdcd the nsusoous use Of Copsvia, Oubsbs, 90,
frfsoemar No Q IL the infallible remedy for all
atas the use q mercury and ell other asletsrious
liberation 10 in III. form Of most ssrs.
Abe LoSeneo- Secured frsm the effects OF ctf-
mats and cHaAese Of skmosphere. IN tin cases, at
49,. SSus csvfnS %. Divided IN separate doses
n HdministoGed By vslDsau, 6aAlamanda, k0ux,
"Soi:ssls snd retail b.. DR.. BARROW, 10. IsA
s!fi:iss g s: IT, s: 'fosD. 10. $50
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WONEH
~ AND
LHIN0-IM ASYLUM,
fourteenth street circle y corner Of II street.
Washtnutan n

Ia
Washington, D. O. ...
This Institution has been established for the r..
ceptfOn OF patients who may DO suffering from dis.
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
q .ueh fe%s!ss = msy require the comforts q he
The building . situated in the most healthy Der.
lion OF the District, surrounded By its own
grounds. Oars pass the door every ave minutes
rmo OF adn fusion From % 70 90 Der week.
In Acoords1ee with the rsQn required. payable in
advance. This includes Board, 0ed1cfnoo, Ned.
ical and Surgical attendance. =. =
nEJRsdd99AL gTAyI.
J. 81 THOMPSON, d D..
HastHSsH t Alb 81 sE tssiE
LOB L. nAkAxs, II. D., surgeon General.
Jos; billy, 81 T., e.o,s.pw..
TH9si AaI lIkEEseeIM% p street. Tssai.sson.
EP yOHNeTON, n b., WasSineton.
GRAITOM TYhIR, =. D., GsorgstoWn.
I.AOWARD, II. D., street. ...--f.
Order. Tor admission 70 the rss beds ip tAis hos:
St.l, OF which there are 81 can Be Obtained Of
q epy o. the Medical sta9, and Of the Bsvs. Drs.
Wives and vidovs II soIdisrS desiring sdmissisn
viii Apply 70 the Surgeon General, Unitsd States
PIdsnts livins q distance whs desire 10 esms
70 this institution for treatment private
room. 81 applying By letter g the nseren q the
hS ss is1:o,,. A.S. ahLsTr1f ,p: 2, p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

Two BARnUMs IN The FIELD.-The Demo-
craft OF th~ fourth e1ngrs>~ional district OF
Conn. cTicut have "mIBar, VIM Barnum
o. SANS bury, as rbsir caEdIdaIe tor Conxre.s
80 ihsre are now TWO Barnums IN the field
barhum or salisbury, and Barnum, OF Bird e.
porf; Rarrum the iron man aud Barpum she
snowman Inc ID mocratic BarDum is man
Q! large wealth and SOLID reputI;iJn, idear-
btd win be business interests of the distric.
ahd possessing the respect ard confidence of
tfe com muDitE- II y said that h. very de-
sfons OF eeiPa'II his name sake. and will
Prosecute the canvass wI'h vigor-N,Io York
Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

QvARTKRMAsTER 0EsrRALs OYFIcx.
rosrsSsIsS;IssSsYF q ssisSsIYisa 81 81 ls sibs
The time fer the opening OF the oropoo ais for
fhtmy Trsnsport.tton. invited By advsrtissm emit
tsne "a e ,S 2 M, Of Thursday, the tn dsy Of
By order Of the On artermaster General. e.
ALEXANDRA BLISS,
nIeSes colonel and Assistant Quartsrmester. q.
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