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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
UNDER DMCREE IN EQUITY.

MdShburn US MGSh6uT1. ..;,;. j.
Will be sold under the direction OF the undersigned.
Of, the Old Customho1se, THIS DAY, the 18TH
of August. 1868 at II a. H.,
: i. All that LOT OF LAND, With the oand q half
story Wooden House theron; situate ON the south
side of Ca ahoun. street. in this cit and known oy
the number &c. measuring 80 feet front by 1873 feet
In depth. ci.J sT-H .a,c ga ai-ii ,.--.i!
o.. ALSO,
a. All that LOT OF LAND with the two and o
half story Wooden House thereon, known BY the
number 90, on Beaufain-street, in this city. and
measuring 80 feet front by "a feet In depth. -" -
8. All that LOT OF LAND, With the two story fat
roof Wooden House and ootbuildmgs thereon,
known by the number s, on Kirklands Lane, in this
city and measuring % feet front by 50 feet In depth
Terms-One-ihird cash; balance In one two and
three years. secured by bonds Of the purchaser and
mortgage OF tine premises, with iuterestfrom day OF
sale, payable aeini-annually. Buildings to be m
sured and policies assigned, Purchasers 70 pay
taxes and for papers and 4 st4a%Ps; @IPaps quppre
IL . Angust 2b o.. thstu1 las Master In Equity
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

WIN be sold, under the direction of the unde rsgned,
at the Old Cuslomhouse, on THURSDAY, the Sd
day Of September, 1858, at11 A. NJ,
Il All that TRACT OF LAND, situate In St james
Pariah Charleston District, In Nuqe and Little VAN:
baw and Toby swamps, waters Of the seash're.
measuring 1l9O acres, and known by the name OF
"Buok Hall. {" bounding northeast on the seasbnre
and Vanderhorst Greek, southeast ON land OF Miss
MARY Doar, southwest On lands supposed TO be Of
the estate Of uangsult and northwest On tract Of
land now or late Of B. =. &orison. called Land
Hill. as win more fully appear by aplst a the said
two tracts attached 10 the conycAanc OF James w.
Gray, Master In Equity, to r. T. Morrison.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance IN one and two
years, secured by bonds Of the purchaser and m1rt
gage Of the premises Purchaser to pa taxes and
for papers and stnnnps- ''- JAMES TUPPER,
August u tu3th1 Master in Equity
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

FUsFnAL OF THE RKy P. T. KErTH.-Ihe
funeral OF eIate venerated and beloved rector
.of st. Michael's Church took place yesterday
morning at ten O'Clock in the presence OF the
largest congregation that we have ever aeen
collected on q similar occasion. The clergy OF
the different Episcopal Churches OF the city act
Led as baIl-bearers, closely followed by the large
family Of the. deceased rector, and by the ves-
try and wardens Of st. Miehsels Church.
Every seat in the body Of the church and IN
the galleries was occupied, and dcrowds were
standing In all the aisles. The body was met
at the threshold of the Church BY the Rev. Drs.
Hanckel and Marshall, the Oldest Presby ters In
the Diocese, and the opening sentences OF the
beautiful burial service were repeated by Key.
DIR. Hanckel as the mournful procession passed
the font where the. dead priest had, during q
ministry Of nearly thirty years. received into
the fold of the church many OF those who nov,
in the prime OF youth and manhood, gathered
with sorrowing hearts around his bier, the
desk and pulpit from which he had 30 soften
and ndsosarpesslY taught and preached themes
sage dfshss Master, and paused at last before
!. that altar whence he was never again to iced
1.-THE. fook committed 10 his care = -, -
The Psalm and Lesson which the Church
provides were then read by Rev. DR.. Marshall;
and the beautiful Burial Hymn, 'Vital Spark
.:of Heavenly Flame, nj was sung by the choir
with great feeling and effect: The rest OF the q
service, was conducted BY ReE.l DR.. Hanckel
and q large number Of the congregation p, at
tended the body to its last resting place IN the
graveyard Of the church. .l,c.~g 57.3
The removal Of, q man 80 universally resered
and respected for bis unobtrusiye piety and
purity Of life, has sobered and depressed al
who knew him, and it win be long before st.
Michasrs congregation shall cease to miss the
familiar face and the earnest kindly voice they
knew and loved 80 we'll. =. 80 s - -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
THE DAILY NEWS.

~ LARGEST omcuLATIoN-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
aEooaN1zED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cuLAr1oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
pUBL1sHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING m THE PosToFFICE AT THB END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRoV1s-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFF1cE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

PuBIIo Maii:s1Th MpRoyEMENIs.. force lately at
work on the Fire-proof, Building has been
atransferred to the Court House. the outbulld-
.ings Of which are to bs painted the same color
.-as the main building. .es - s--:s.-.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
SHELF ROAD.

CIIY i.NGINEEk'S OFFICE.
i'rrY HALL. April 49, 1858.
EARMER- AND OTHERS ARE iEQU ESTED
e not TO drive over the line Of the Meeting street
Ro d, between Spri' and Rurnnoy streets, during
the o ecution of the work Cattle dritrs are re-
aucste! not to use the Meetingstl ect Road at ALL
Inc disturbance OF all tue grade and aligninent
pegs recently put up. lenders it necess ry to make
the above request. LOUIS j: BAkhol.
April 80 City Engineer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

THE STEAMER PnANrER, as win be seen b!
hhe advertisement in another column, leaves q
sseyen o'clock tomorrow morning fcr: George
town. .'e 's.s''.' - 80. - -','.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

authorized by his friend, DIM q. Collins, to
propose to MIR. Mackey that he (Collins) would
sign his official bond and procure the neces,
sary sureies provided that he (Mackeyl would
secure to the said Collins portion OF me pro
ceeds Of he SherU's office. And I further Ger,
tify that after the said Mosely had procured an
interview with MIR. Msckey, that he (Mosely) IN,
formed me that the propositions OF the sald
Collins, as aforesaid, had been rejected. AND
I further certify that on the day succeeding
this interview the said Collins stated to me tnat
be would obtain the necessary security on tne
official bond Of E: W. NJ. hackey, PROVIDED .nst
he (Collins) should, IN consideration therefor,
be given the profits arising from the jail: And
I further certify that communicated, for his
information, this proposition of the said Col
lins, to Mr.. E. ". NJ. Mackey, and it was peremp-
toriiy declined; Mr.. Mackey stating that
he would rather give up his once s saan ~
engage in any such transaction, or words 70
that effect; and, further, that he would not
have MIR. Collins name on his bond upon any
consideration whatever
NO''-' F. G. MILLER.
County Commissioner @. O..
Sworn to before me, this 24th day OF August,
IL. S.] JAMES A. DUFFUs,
Notary Public and Magistrate er ottcso.
BUsINESs NOTICES. =
you want cheap Blank Books;
you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miiler's Almanac;
nyou want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling 20 to Hiram Harris, Agent No. 50 Broad
street.
/ You CAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
DER pound on teas, by purchasing them from VII
sons grocery southeast corner Society and Anson
streets.
Goods delivered free. stuth
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

:. ~ VEg WUpps1 VtF'
q TR AUSs & WANG e,
No. 190 MEETING-STREET,
ARENoW RECEIVING NEW, FULL AND WE'LL
selected Stock Of
DoMEsTIus, FOREIGN DRY GOODS, FANCY
ARTICLES AND NOTIONS,
oni,ble 10 the Fan Trade An examination Of stock
and prices Is respectfully solicited. All orders pune
tually tlled An agent In New York will furnish sup
plies Of New Goods by every steamer.
July so smos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Meyer vs Fordhdm.: =. . is5 8
Win be Sold under the direction of the undersigned,
at the Old CuStomhouse, THIS DAY, the 25th
Of August. 1868 at IL A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on, situate on the east side Of Meetpg-street, In
Wand No. g. In this city, known by the number 178,
south so fet and In depth ON west to east l9o feet
be the said dimensions more or less Bounding to
the west on Meeting street, to the north on land now
or late OF Emily A. Brown, TO the east ON land Tor
mery Of Daniel Strobel deceased, and 70 the SCUM
on land now or late OF Mrs. a. f. Levy.
Term t-One-third cash; balance IN one and TWO
years. with interest from day Of sale payable seml-
annually secured by bonds of purchaser an mort.
policy assigned purchaser to pay taxes and for pa
pers and stamps. JAMES TUPPEh, =
August 25 th3tu1 Master in Equity. =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

CURfs DYSPEPsI,, INDIGEs rIOS. DIAR-
RHGA. FEvER AND AGUEa AND GENERAL DE-
BILITY. ...,
We have. after long stud; and man. eI?srmeit5s m ts
su .cecded ia producing what We claim 10 nn tue
BEST BIrrEi;s AID Muar PLEASANT BLVf Il.
AGE in use, compounded as they are OF the moJ. M
valuable ingredients Know: to Phar iihcF' al
IONIC AND ,p frlZER it ha' no equa-relIn e
in ali Ell IT, DsRAAGEMfH-. resulting from
m;ay,u. l inh ,cncc, prevalent at tic south, au
c r.,uc Of die cl IN l:c and water. In hiictln. 10
t.i t1c s9,,!hcm u lie our sr at TONIC AND BtvEH,
AZ We o:.y ak ior it fair trial. tcoiinl assured
iis orn u,.ri il onn ensure lis becoming favor
ii,' 81 the south It his al the pleasing qualities OF
a "IIoueur,.' Il d thou under small voume' Is
mr. lines IN re active tlin ohcr prcoarnions
il i'm st lnd snensae for constituting the ploo1
rcr.l sulf ring from debility d loss OF ape
it, urd tor pcIs MS exhausted by nervous excite
me t or over exc" lon. lie benefit ct these 6ltlcrs
ar FL, ,ninclitcly Dos is wine glass full before
meals. .,,,
.orr DOWIE MOI>F, Proprietors
And Wholesale d. uggists,
No l69 Meeting-strcet, corner Hasel.
Augusta ONO"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

fPHE SHERIFF or; .CHAHLEsToN:--Ar: e: W.
M. Mackey took the osth yesterday and quail,
He'd ss Sheriff Of Charleston Dishiot. Mr.
.Hsstie will remain in office until the frss OF
.:sspternber; to close up unfinished business,
sbut an new business Willibe transacted by MIR.
.Mackey onand after this date. g 81. a..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

Horna .ARaIyA1s-August A-Garseston
::.He,a.-A. u. Latham, Lieut.. F. ". sparrel,
;Umted States steamer Nansemond; Mrs. F. W.
;ssparrell. Savannah; l. 2. Smith Christ Church;
nv. B. Marsh, Cincinnati. ia aai ..:s .e,..g:.
: aPavaDn .Hota-M II. Benbow and servant,
clarendon; @. B. Iartigue. Blaekville;; 3 b.
Draper, CordesYille; E. P. Lucas: Manning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

CHARLESTON. s. c., August 81 1851 here
by certify that somo. time previous 10 the ap-
proval OF tue bond Of =. W. H. Mackey. Sher If
Of Charleston County, Mr. H. c. Noso.y called
upon me at my Office and stated that he was
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

NEW CorroN.-There was received here yes
terdsy by the South Carolina Railroad the first
bale of new cotton, the product Of this State,
which has, reached the city. It. came, to
Messrs. Reeder Il Davis, factors, Adger's
wharf, and was forwarded by Mr.. ]. F. Grimes,
of Bamberg, Barnwell District, 8. @.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
WALTER II. S. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
WASHING- :. y {.


4 FTER service Of nearly TWENTY-FIVE
"A yeas as : Military Acc.a-tlrt il the
ih'rt Audit rs Gljse r tie Treasury 81 the
lnl,e,l STATES. w,.sr- lie Wa C..aiui tae Guar
III Masters Division, ar4 ~ tie pIvis}an on
Clam, which compartments al the otnlrs J
now Oticrs tiS S5ry.ccS L. the pubic, as an
\ gent and Attorney
tie WI undertake the preparation. prose
cutlon. and collection ot t.ai:ss upon the Gov
orumt,t, OF any description wna,eyl. lie
thoroughly understands the preparation and
aU.it u c,a,As 81 States, Cities, CouutiIs and
Individuals, ior advances ana supplies l.
Troops pri4r g. their muster itt9 tar service
oi Tie I States. i'r supples tu-n!>he! 81 u
ken ior Iro rs SAID service, a4t for hog-
ses, and other property lost, captured, or g.
stroye o IN the mlnt2ry service 81 the | States.
In these branches 81 business, lie was almost
exclusively engaged, Tor more than fifteen
years.
To al Quar:er-NaS.crs. Comn1js~ary, Ord
nance, Engine r AMI Me!.c.. on ,erS, lie r.
fers Ais services for such : preparation OF their
accounts, a vii greatly facilitate their pas
sage d; tie Treasury. T. any ana AL. whc
may tuiuk fit 10 await ITEMS Ives Of his asSis-
lance IL these. and IN :act. a.lmlatary claims
and accounts, he offers an iu,imate prGc,ics
EuoW.eige, aui an experience Is t. time
: sses>c lie believes, b. NJ one else in tax
Couutrv,
Hewi.l also attend to tie purchase ~,
sale Of iant> IL MARYLAND. Nir-;Uil, and t.,
Southern States, the sale, or rent Of proper
". il the District Of Columbia. ana 10 any
business n4ur;as lie services II IN Agelt
lie cunlt.yeS himself Well enough known
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16
FOR SHERIFF.

Sep. ). 1S677-2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-01-16

Nov. %. 1eCc-ty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-24

s 'io Real iE1At Brokers and Aue,ionser,,
Office, corner eth and sts., opposite Post ONCE
&c. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.l
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITE.
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, MARBIE r6P
thsMBfR T skTs GNbb bINr NNaH TSkih
GRAIN CARPETS. &c, AT PUBffG AUG
On MONDAY, the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock a.
Sw sRsi sell st the Te,iden:e Of Mr.. Harriet
Household Furniture, comprising in part" -n'n' Vi
Of one Teto and six eide Chairs, Severed WITH
blue and gold brocatelIe
koseEood plush covered Arm and Side Oh airs
Two Union Chairs, owned by the late Daniel Wet
Marble tor Rosewood Centre Table
Handsome Etegere, mirror back
Gilt Frame r. ench Plate Pier Mirrors, slabs and
French Mantel Clock, ManteI Ornaments, Vases.
c?ne S, Reception and other Chairs
AK Minister, Tapestry, Brussels and Three ply
Damask and Lace Curtains. Cornice and Window
Mahogany Marble top Dressing and other Bureaus
Mahogany Marble top " ashstands, Toilet Sets
Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Bolsters, Pillows, Spreads, Comforts
Mahogany Marble. top Sideboard, Sofa
French China Dinner Sets. Seyres China
Cut Glass GoSiets, Chsmpasn n Sc. Wines, &c
Plated Castors, Walters, and Fruit Baskets
Shs s1rs ststs Ss ,na
Copper Sauce Pans, Molds, and Tin Ware
Knives and Forks, spoons &c, together with a
general assortment Of Kitchen Requisites.
To y hich we invite the special attention Of per
the Furniture 10 in excellent condition. and will be
sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
p2Od FITCH & FOX. Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-24

IMPORTANT DECISION N FIRE IssrR-
ANCE CAsE.-In the Kings county New York.
Circuit Court. a few days ago an action was
brought by George Il. Steinhach against the
LAFAYETTE Fire Insurance Company of New
York, for damages amounting TO -. 500. Plain
TN is Jobber of fancy goods IN Baltimore, and
was insured IN the company 10 the above
amount. The store WAS sometime ago de-
stroyed by fire. and defendants refused TO paw
the ms urance. on the ground that the keeping
OF fireworks on the prem lses was a violation OF
the policy. They admitted that the policy al
lowed plaintiff TO sell hre-crac kers, but claimed
mat II did not give him the privilege OF keep
ing any other kind Of fireworks an the build
ing! verdict for the full amount claimed
was rendered IN favor Of the plaintiff. This
decision involves a similar claim against
another New York insurance company Of the
same amount, making $1,000 in all, which M
Steinbach RECEIVERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-24

IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATToNs.-Dr.
ELLSWORTH, assisted by DIR. MAYER, performed
an interes ting surgical operation in Hartford,
Friday morning, on A. =. Cowles. II was per-
formed for the purpose Of killing cancerous
anectlon OF the cheek and nose, and consisted in
removing almost the whole of the upper law
on the right side of the face The surgeons pre-
serve i the palate plate perfect, and the patient
Is enabled 10 mastieate has food, swallow and
talk in a perfectly natural manner. Ii was
found that the part Of the bone affected was
soft and spongy. Part of the cheek bone was
preserved, and in case DR.. COwles RECEIVERS, as
his physicians have every reason to believe he
VIII Though he rs sixty-seyen years of agel,
the only trace OF the operation remaining visi-
bic VIII be depressed spot in the cheek. The
operation lasted thirty-five minutes, the pa
tent being under the influence of chloroform
all the time. He awoke perfectly unconscious
that IL was over. Mr.. Cowles passed a COM
Portable night and in the morning he was quite
happy and cheerful. We believe that this is
the first time this operation has ever been per-
formed IN this State, and il is seldom done any,
where.-HorrOrd Times, April 1-th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-24
VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY FOB SALE

BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court of
Saint mary's County Md, the undersigned as ex-
ecutcr OF ames l.. FsXwell, and administrator af
Andrew j. Foxwell. late of said county. deceased,
Will H. at public sale, at Pstterson's Wharf next
to Coopers and Steers railway in the city of Bal
tlmore. on THURSDAY, the 23d Of April, 1853 be-
tween the hours of II O'Clock m and clock d IN
the following vessel operty to wit:
schooner j. NJ A. j POWELL, tonnage
SO SO 10, new measure, draws 9 feet deep 10 al
ed, feet, light, carries Is cords of pine wood
or 4 so bushels OF grain, years old, and in ex-
cellent sailing trim
Schooner FRANCIS BARRON, tonnage g. new
procurement draws 6 feet deep loaded and
feet light, carr les 50 cords Of pine wood or 900
bushels of grain.
Also.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of the
county above named. 1 will sell, as executor of
James l.. FoXwell and administrators of Andrew j
Foxwe!l, late of st Mary. couaty, dece ased, at
public sale, near Blagdens Wharf, 10 the city OF
Washington. on SATURDAY, the 18th Of April,
1868 between the hours of IL IN. and clock D m ,
The following vessel property, to; wit;
schooner h: N. FOX, tonnage li2, draws 81 feet
loaded, 5ts f. ct light. carries 10 cords of pine
wood, or is 900 bushels Of grain, or 2l0 tons Of
coal.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Court. are:
One half cash; the balance on six months credit
the purchaser giving bond with security to be ap,
proved by me. j. FRANK BOHANAN,
mh20-lawtd Executor and Administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-24

az Bernard Begley, a steamboat captain, in
II. Louis, was Saturday divorced from his
Wife. Cora Begley. IL was proved that he had
one wife when he married Cora Melvin.
81 Near Pulaski, Tenn, on Friday, an al
tercation took place between Robert Mitchell
and VIM. Hammonds, in which the former was
shot dead. The parties We're related. and lived
in the same house.
- Chinese coolies drown themselves AT Ha-
yana AT the rate of twenty week.
- The ParisIans are eating frozen fowl
They are importing Russian game in France.
IL arrives twice a week, and is esteemed a
great luxury. The birds, many of witch are
from the Polar regions. are packed in oats
which keeps them In perfect state OF preser-
walton.
~ At New Erie, Pa they are using thick,
strong paper TO form wills and ceilings instead
OF laih and plaster-the Taper being put upon
backing Of common hem.ock boarding.
81 Two distilleries were broken up in Ruth
erford county, Tenn, ON Thursday. Ii is esd
mated there are over two hundred illicit dis
tlleries in the Fourth Congressional District,
while East Ten nessee Is swarming with them.
a0Le Toilet quotes short walking dresses as
growing in favor but not m length.
~Maggie White. an Indianapolis courtesan,
committed suicide Sunday.
ayA fellow named DIR. Bloom, residing in
Scranton, Pa, recently sold all the furniture
and then left the place. abandoninr his wife 70
whom he had been married about n year and
from whom he had borrowed what little money
she possessed on her marriage.
~The event in the Prince of Wales,s family
will take place In June.
~Dickens' illness on Saturday night was an
attack oferysipelak.
~The Galveston papers are warning the
Texans not to emigrate TO Mexico In the hopes
Of betterIng their condition.
- Brigham Young has just taken for his
forty first wife Miss Meripe Van Colt. The
nuptial festival was also Distinguished by the
marriage Of his fourth daughter 10 Elder HI
ram b. Clawson, whose first wife Is Mr..
Young's daughter Alice.
~ Harry A. Lindsay and O. H. Leach
fought duel about lady ut kokomo, Ind, q
few days since. By agreement they fired only
once, and neither was hurt.
- The project Of establishing Ma,ual La
bor University finds favor in Ten nessee Three
hundred acres Of land have been bought for the
university, twenty-seyen miles from Nash
Vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-24

CURE FOR GooPISG CoUGH.-The late dis
covery of cure for hopping cough, BY mia
real benefit. II has been tried by some Hartford
(Ct.) physicians, and II is SAID with success .
The children are taking 10 the gasworks, where
they brtathe the not very pleasant there
produced, and there is something in the chem
Ical combination that cures hooping-cough.
The people at the gas-works state that during
the last twelve months three hundred cases of
upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-24
DY VIM. l.. WALL l. CO., Aactioneers,
ID Original Horse and CarriaQs Bazaar
9S Louisiana avenue

SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.
O'Clock, we will sell at the Bazaar a number of
Saddle Carrisge and Work Horses, "a full descrip-
tion at sale,l comprising about
FORTY HORSES AND MULES,
suited TO Harness and Saddle. A full desert ption
at sale
Including drove of IS Horses and Mules.
Also.
Two very large Work Mules and two heavy Draft
Horses, wagons, and Harness, belonging to a
contractor having no further use for them
Also,
A large collection of New and Second hand Bug
gies, Rocksweys, Carriages, Express Wagons,
and other vehicles
4 large collection of New and Second hand HAr
ness, &c, at private sale.
Regular sales days-Tuesdays Thursdays end
Saturdays, without regard to weather
arliages and Harness always at private sale.
ap 23-2t w. L. WALL A co Aucta