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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22
MARIO II /.

~. .o.t dis,iuR ushed Trottins Stock
Iss u.s,ns ne r. bandsoms brown In color, ls
hand. high 40. proportions and ..,ls ?. graz
80 ri mo RestucAy BY Hon. james b
n 9ss .op af Henry clay, called Membrno ehis who
Ss. nroduced more trottng horses than any ''ae
MaRIoas ar,t dam ~as thoFoaghbred nosrs NAY
~ Imr,d ~ Waiisce s.esad dan ~ imPd stocs
q third dam By Tempest ana al, isassn "a"
nosf thoroushbred mare from tfrEbis.
marion Will stand ~ fns ss0s
At the following rates:
yor sacA nars shs ssss,n IwEsIi,rA ~
ttRs should the mare mot IN toai sae can Is
returned the next ssason ior ~ poALAAo. A
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miscellaneous.
UNITED STATES TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
list Of Taxes, esabrs1ng special taxes. orn.
erly renxf1 ireons, Carriages Gold Watches and s-
Plate r the First Division CT the FRS. Coaisction
R.s4ss eft Iowa comprising the City Of k<oa and rho
fovnahiEs Of JAG ksop. Moatross and DIS Noisss for
the year cea~encrB !. 1865 has been rnturpsd to
ne ~ tbs Y Assessor. Paymsnt herett demanded
fth,ith 81 all persons pamsd therein ss my once in
the City Of Ksokuk. An payments must be made
Before the 10Th day o. MAY, 1868,
And the amount Of vaid with ave pss cent sddi-
floral and costs will be collected from al dsiinaucbs
who fail to pay within the specified time
WI. w. BKLKNAP,
apri.-2~ Collector let Dist, lows.
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Wife Nurder-, uorrihI. S,o,y

The Quincy (lll.) Herald % October 10 SAYS 2
Aistyne's Prairie was the scene of a horrible
tragedy night before last, which resulted IN the
death of woman AT the hands OF her husband
William NJ. Maynard. Maynard. i'm company
with his wife, started for Missouri, and mad
camped on Alstynes Prairie, IN the vicinity of
the Prairie House. Owing 10 some OF his I'M
lawfui acts warrant was Issued for his ar
rest night before last. Maynard WAS taken Ia
the Court House during the time Captain Haw-
ley was speaking, he broke away from the Of
Court House and made has escape. He had a
revolver. which he soil mnly avowed he would
use before he would 20 10 Iail. II appears that
after making his escape be Immediately re-
paired 70 his wagon on tue prairia. At which
place his wife was, and taking a rife from has
wagon shot her dead.
He stated to persons who converted with
him after rhe deed was committed. that ms
life was killed by the accidental discharge Of
the rife while she was endeavOring 10 get into
the wagon. He told other stores of contra
dlctory nature, however, which left no room
for biting that he committed the deed. The
old lady was killed about 70 o'clock ~ night
The murderer, instead Of calling an inquest to
and started for his former place of abode, Big
Neck, about twenty miles from this city. at
which place he arrived AZ daylight yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Maynard had expressed herself a.
being afraid that he would kill her, as he had
threatened 10 do on several occasions.
What object Maynard had in killing his wife is
al present a matter OF mystery. warrant
was placed in the hands OF partIes late yester-
day afternoon, and before this time we presume
he is under arrest"
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pBOPOsALs FOR GRADING STREETS.

MAYORS OFFICE, City HALL,
WAsHINGToS, d. O., October 9, 1853. (
Proposals will be received at this OH ce until u
O'Clock, m, on TUESDAY, October 20, 1853, for
Grading and Crawling q street north, from 18th
street west TO Connecticut avenue, under an act
The work to be done under the direction Of the
City Surveyor, the superintendencs of the Com
missioners of the First W ard, and two Assis tant
Commissioners, to be appoi nted by the Mayor.
Bidders will state the price Per cubic yard for
excavation or EN- ban kment the work TO be paid for
only one way, AMI that will be the way which
messureA the most, whether it be for excavation
and free from stone OF improper size, and to be
nine inches deep in the centre of tins street, All
tapering to four inches deep at the gutter line
ter the same has been properly rolled
All the surplus earth, including sand, gravel aud
stones, to be deposited wherever the Ward Com
missioner may direct.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the Commissioner Of the Ward, and the Assistant
Commissioners.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Zach bid must be accompanied with the gusran-
tee of . pOnsi bic party Known to be SUCH that
tfaccepted, the bidder will execute o contract in
due form, and perform the work in accordance
herewith.
The guarantee must be in substance a. follows /:
II A. guarantee " this bid be accepted by
the Mayor that the bidder will enter into contract
for the same, snd perform the work according to
the re Iuiremsnts thereof
Bids must be endorsed on the envelope, " Propo-
sails for grading snderaveling street north, from
Fourteenth street west to Connecticut avenue, -
and addressed to the Mayor of w sshingtou. g.
HENRY HiMBER,
oc lot Commissioner First Ward.
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81 Moustaches and no side whisi1ers Is to D.
Tie order OF the day for the coming winter.
~ Madame Moore, walkeress dad nifty miles
Troy. on Saturday.
IAN old trooper says that holes in csrcasses.
not In boards, will have 10 settle the relative
merits OF the rival European breech-loaders
o2rSmaIl gift champagne bottles are the latest
des1en TOR ear-rings. They are all the rase IN
Pars and London.
~A nan in Taunton, Mass, has nearly
finished q yeloclpede, in which 20 ride 70 and
from his place OF business.
81 CIey Gland is 10 have n hospital for WON
en- who have become disguised with their hus-
bands
SThe latest Fifth avenue novelty in New
York Is a ssfemale barber shop: that Is n gen
tlemen' s hair dressing establishment condu nc I'D
by lady with feminine assistants.
~Despite the many unfavorstle criticisms
on the Grecian bend, this new fashion appears
TO b. on the increase.
axChemists pronounce some Of the CAV an
highly colored wooden clothing becoming 90
fashionable poisonous. The poison resides an
the DIVES, of course; bright green being espec-
ialIy obno xious TO the cuIicle and health Her.
is another prohibition Of the wearing OF IN.
green.
~The Massao husetts homeopathic Nedic.t
Society declares against the use Of hrtter
which they ayer. sscontains poelement of food
required by the human system" THIS Is GOOD
news for the economical. WHY nav 80 70 Z,
cents pound for sn article that Is positively
useless
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH DEEF.

ono CafJ Cot1n7tSSnry Of Subsistence, J
First Military DiStrict.
RICHMOND, VA October Is, 1858
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
Al the once OF Lieutenant Henry Wagner. 10Th
InisntTy, A Y: 5. Lynchburg, Va, on TUES
DAY, october q, 1885, at l. o'clock NJ for all the
FRESH BEE required at Lypchburg, Va for
six months from November 1, ISIS. or such less
time a. the Commissary General of Subsistence
may erect The Beef to be delivered there on the
order OF the Acting COmmissary of Subsistence at
that place OF 2 good marketable quality, in equal
prop rti0ns OF fore and hind quarters, (necks,
shanss aud kidney tallow to be exclsdsd) The
neczs Of the cattle slaughtered to be cut of the
fourth yertebrsi Joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The shanks of fsrel quarter to be cut from
three 10 four inches above the knee Joint, and Of
hincquarfers from six 10 eight inches above the
gsmbIel or hook joint
Bidders are requested to be present to respond
to their bids and be pre- pared TO give bonds for the
fulfilment Of their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propo-
SAL for Fresh Beef at Lynchburg, Va !"
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, &c,
By command Of Brevet Major General stoneman
W. A. ELDERKIS,
Bvt. Ma and Chief G s, LIST Mil Dist
ONCE: No 1915 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

Hsudq'rs Frs, Military Dis;ricf,
tFt@s t47J t11l J3TNSGrg % SsbSITsF~s,
RICHMOND Va, October IA, 1873. \
sealed Proposals. IN du piicats. will be received
AT the oihce OF Lieutenant " l.. sherman, 2lst in
tantry, "A G s, Williamsburg Va, on TUESDAY,
October p 1873 at IL M. for all the FRESH BEEF
ffelnlrsd at Williamsburg, Va, for six months
lion November i, 1868, such less time as the
COnlmissary General of Subsistence may direct
The beef to be delivered here on the order of the
Acting COmmissary of Subsistence at that place. of
good and marketable guality,in equal proper
lions ~ fore ana hind quarters, (necks, shanks
and kidney tallew to be excluded The necks of
the cattle slaughtered TO be cut of at the fourth
yerte hTsl Joint, and the breast trimmed dovn
The ehanks OF foreausrters to be from three to
II ar inches above the knee Jsint, and of hind
or hook Jeint
Bidder, requested to be present to rssp md
TO their bids and he pre- pared TO give bonds for the
iulhllnent of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propo.
sails Tor Fresh Beef at WILLIAMSBURG, Va 4"
The undersigned reserves the right to REJECT any
bids for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., &c ,
heretofore.
By command of Bvt. Major General Stoneman
W. A. ELUERkIN
Bvt MAJ and Chief Com of Subsl stence.
Ia u itarv ar rt
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PROPOSALS.
DKOPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

E'afiLnrisrs FIrsf Military Dis:ric'.
ONE Ctssf Con-. Of SvtSi5tsHc'.
RICHMOND, Va, october u, 1853.
Seatd Proposals. In duplicate, will be received
AZ the once OF Lieutenant smss Curry. 5th Ariil
Ter. A. {. s. Port M,nrOe, Va. op TUESDAY,
october q ISIS. at IL n. foI ali the FRESH BEEF
Required At Norfolk AID Fort Monroe Va, for six
mont as from November ISIS, or such less time a.
TIE Commisssry General OF Subsistence may direct.
The Beef 20 be delivered there the order of the
Acting Commis-ary OF Subsistence at that place OF
agUod sDd marketable quality ia eausl prop3r-
tiOns 81 fore and htrd qzaTters, tDCCks, sha1ks,
and kicney tallow 10 be e1o u !eA } The necss Of
the cstte slaughtered 10 he ont III 1T the four b
yertobral IOint. ard the breast trimmed down.
The shanks Of the fOrequartars 70 be cut from
three 10 four inches above tue knes Oi Mt, and %
hiuG1usrters from six to eight iscLes above tie
Bidders Are requested ~ 10 prNaon. 20 respond 10
their bids apd be prepared 10 siye bonds for the
fUltlIlent of their lntract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "PTopO-
roe a.n
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
Eids for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, g. o., as
heretofore
By commskd of Brevet MAJOR General Stoaeman
W. a. ELDEKKIN,
Breyet MAJOR and chief 8.
&C lid first Military District
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

L Or MOUNT vERNO
The Steamer RROw," Captain Thos Stack
pole, leaves her wharf, foot of Sew --
enth street, DAILY. at 10 a m, skSES
lSundays excepted for MOUN1e1D
NERNON landing and receiving passengers at
ALEXANI RIA, FORT FOOTE. F0RT WASH
INGTON MARSHALL RAIL-. Md, aud WHITE
HOUSE, Va -retu rning TO the city At .. m
Fare to Mour' Vernon and return, including
admission to the Mansion and Grounds, 81 50.
Refreshments board
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels, and
at the steamers wharf.
The Arrow can be chartered By private parties,
clubs, associations to m axe Afternoon or Noon
light Excursions on the Potomac, by applying N
board, or to JAMES SYKES, General Superin
tepdent, Offic e Willards' Hotel. oc Is I'm
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RAILROADS.
BATrrMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- ~ 49, sssz

bAIrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
&H 49, ~ ~
w.sHI~eros 1859,
nU fsia' ah es'S %aasHIsGToS tsS A TaP
are now Tur as follows. viz: e
FUR BALTIMoRE, e-r
iesSs da go .HssRs s ssd ac A and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
Leave daily except Sunday, at A. NJ. ADD .:aO
Leave 3. "A and 20 W. Notr..n to
or from Annapolis on Sunday
roR aBsLTiMOgE
Leave at sA NJ ana 30 and s:3oPM
I..r.,,. sosw M go sTar sns s,,opn
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST
Leave dsi,y, except s,tqpIds' and Sunday, At
On Surd,y al 100 $40, and P. NJ -uIy con-
Pecing al Relay stati u with trains from Bal
through tickets 30 the 1est ON be hsd a. the
Washington Station Ticket ofios a. al hours Of
Pernsyivsnia avsnUe Passengers purchisi g
Tickets At the avenue Office can there arrange 70
residence, taken to the depot AMI PIT in the bag
New YORK gRadsiS3fts e Hed Boston sac
IL WILSON. Master Of .Trsn.portstiou.
H. III. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
sel4 eco S KUONTz, General AgeRt
T,BKOUGH LINE BErMhEN WASHINGTON
PHinhTAwRE vn AND p
WASHINGTON IS.
Trairs between wAsHINGToN AND NEW
1ONh now run rs follows. VIZ:
FOB NEW YORK. tri'hoUf chang Of RVS.
Leave daily Except Sunday At A ~. aud
1880 and . p. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sundayD at A. NJ. and
1880 and $40 81.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at sP. M, and Philsdel-
Sleeping for New York on T. M. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Fseton can be had at the Static" Office at all hours
In the DAY. Also. a. the Cnmpanys Once. No.
400 Pennsylvania avenue Passengers PURCHASE az
tickets at the Avenue Office can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at ir
residence taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car.
Sec Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adv rtise ment
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nApolis and the West,
il. WILSON. Master transportation.
l.. COLE. General Ticket Agent
IA GEO. s. k00NTZ. Agent, Washington.
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THE ROSADALIS

not . secret medicine. The articles from which
ID n Ade are published around each bottle and it
sused and recommended by the Medical Faculty,
wherever IL has been introduced, q POSITIVE
end RELIABLE Medicine for Diseases OF the
BLOOD, LlYER and KIDNEYS.
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A MERCHANT SHOOTS HIMSELF IN PPRsENcs
or HIS FANIY.-Nicholas Faher, doing bu ST.
ness IN the hardware line, INDUCED TOO freely
IN beer ana wine. He returned 70 the store
evidently intoxicated, but not so much so as
not TO know what he was about. In the rear OF
the store were his wife and two children,
while three or four clerks were present closing
up the days business account. He appeared in
very excellent humor and alter some CONVERSE
uon with his family and the clerks. he took up
arevolver OF a new patterns number of which
weapons be had received as a consignment
during the day-and commenced aplayng"
with n. After having examined il for few
moments he loaded and capped the weapon
lie was then standing with his face toward
that part of the store where stood has wife and
children watching his movements. Suddenly
he exclaimed .-Good-by," and turning round
IN his heel placed the muzzle OF the revolver
10 the lett side OF has breast harg I'D the load
INTO hIs body, and fell 70 the floor The bail
Was found 10 have taken effect an the LEFT lung
just above the Leart.-CLicagO JOurEdI.
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tsl GhkHN WILLIAMS.
kB Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers.
No. 526 Southeast corner CT Seventh AID d SITS
VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING on A
PAhkD ALLkY. BE1WRES SIXTH AND
SENENTH STREETS WEST AND AND D
sTREETs NORTH. At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 2th instant, at S O'Clock ..
m on the premises, shall sell % feet inches
front by IS feet deep in square Al, being an exec
lent location Tor q carpenters shop or building
purposes.
Terms: One third cash; BALANCE In s, Il, Is, aud
p months for notes bearing Interest, and secured
by a deed OF trust on the premises All convey
anelng and revenue stamps a. the cost Of the pur-
chaser. $50 down on the day Of sale.
ocl3-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioaeer,
ID Late Clerks with J. @. Mcclure Co.D
IStar Once BuildingD
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE. DAMAsK OUR.
EAR cEksLyET, c TpaREE AND n
Room FURNITURE, AT AUCTION.
H On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October
~ the list 1865. at 10 O'Clock, at 402 Penna
~ avenue, between IA and 9Th streets we shall
Nsell very excellent assortment of ouse hol Ia
anu Kitchen Furniture, comprising In part
hOsewood Parior Suite, ~ pieces, upholstered in
Crimson silk Damaek p
namask Curtains
Marble top Center Tables. Easy Chairs
Oak d arble top SidebOard
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
walnut Leather Covered Dining Chairs, Arm
Velvet. Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingram Carpet.
Walnut Marble top Bureaus aud wsshstsnds
all ut Bedstesds and Wsrsrobes
Feather Beds, Bofsters and Pillows
Spring II air and hSsp N actresses
Quilts. Blauk ets ard Com osts
sbeets. Bolster and Pillow CASES
Hat rack, See Carpets. and Oilcleths
Large Quantity Glassware
Ceokins and Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites
&c.
Terms each COOPER LATIMsR,
oc IL 81 i - Auctioneers
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pY WILLIAM l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
u Stores 3 Is and 3I7,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE
T TKIASK or Imp IN rRIECE, o GsoRGE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON October 18th
Il three O'Clock, the premises We will sell ID AT
valuable tract OF land known and designated as
ConIurors Defeated, contain ng one hundred scres
o. Land and near the National Race Course, ana
adJoBs the lands OF Thomas jenkins, and 9th RS.
and OH the road leading to Good Hope; abc ut one
half OF the land IL in meadow and good state of
cultivation. and al an opportunity Is here pre-
scented to procure desirable tract OF land AZ being
yfry near the city.
Terms of the sale are one half cash, and the bsl-
ance In one, two, and three ye ars the deferred
payments to be secured by q deed % trust on the
premises. Two hundred dollars will he required
as soon as the property is struck on Ii the terms
OF sale are not complied with within ten DAYS IN
Will he rssold, at the risk Of the defaultng pur-
chaser. By order Of the Heirs.
.cIq init W L. WALL, q co ar-.s
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II ACE cuRTAINs.
very beautiful assortment OF
LACE CURTAIN
ranging In price from ss to IS per window. may
be seen 1t the store OF
JAS b. DoDSOH,
% ii eou No. Market space.
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BALTIMORE, February 10, l56e.

d.. j. J. Lawrence:
DEAR BIZ: take pleasure In recomme ndi nj
your ROSADALIs as q very powerful Alternative
have seen IL used In two cases With happy results
,stisnt nrononnesd hfn,aslf enred aftsr bavine
taken Eve bottles Of your medicine. The other q
OF scroula OF long standing, which Is rapidly
that the patient will soon recov'r. have careful
~ examined the formula py which your RosstAlis
terafiye ingredients.
Yours truy, Il. W. CABB, n. d.
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TO BUILDERS.

The underlined takes pleasure in informin . hi,
friends And the public generally that has onen. al
IN estsbIishment for the sale Of first class ms
factured BUILDIRs' MArERIALs, such -
Doors, sash Blinds. inside and outside shuttsrs
Door and window Frames, Aouldinss, Rrecketa
slsts and " OGDEN ksntss, Stair Raii. BsIussrs
Newell Posts, &C. ~
Having perfected .rrnssnsnts with ne bes.
manufacturers heis prepared, 70 furnish q slori
bssn bsiSer e snis Ri:s .ss for snnSeT
s1trs 80 n ain win give full sat sfsction order'
= 80 = - : = d =. II. WINGATE,
= Builders Emporium, corner llth and ste
ssls-lmg seg - W~htpston, D. y.
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ID Successors TO Jas. q. Mcclure A Co 4
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue ana lItn street
Star Once Building
- By virtue OF deed of trust, executed 10 me
Es, on the 18th day Of November, A ID. lss, and
recorded on the 18th day Of November A ID
lso7 IN Lieer y. q =. No -. folio sss &c one Of
the Lard Records for Wee hinQton county in the
district OF Coluntia- shall offer for sale On the
Piemis =, and sell at public auction, on sATUR
DAY tire 24th DAY Of October instant at az o'cloct
p m. oil that certain piece or parcel Of ground
UoluHbis, and described folio ss: Commencing
tws pty- eve (2sb feet north of the southern Lot
numbered seventeen Cd, square seventy (soD ac-
cordine 70 the original survey OF said city, ~here
said line intersects the western boundary Of Twen-
II FIRST street west; running thence along said
street north twenty five t2sD feet; thence west on
lire parallel nth street north one hundred no.
feet; thence south twenty i've t1s, feet, In line
parallel with Twenty hrst 2lst street; thence east
one hundred (Ilol feet 90 the place Of besinoing-
containing twenty I've hundred square feet. moe
or less With the improvements thereon, conss tine
Of q two-ttory Frame Dseihpg House.
Terms: palf caeh, and balance In six aud twelve
months. ttsmps and conveyancing 1T the cost Of
JOSEPH ". CLARK, Trustee
ocs-d&ds COOPER LATIMKR, Aucts.
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CHRoNIC Liver COMPLAINT CURED

Ch6ONIO klVhb MfLAlHT OURED.
This Is to certify that 1 was cure. of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis
After having been con nsed TO my bed ana house
for hong time, and trying various medicines with
out benefit.
know Of several others In this county cured
IN nearly every house in my neighborhood, and
they all praise 10 ~ . great medicine.
THOMAS THORN.
GREENE COUNTY August IL la0
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RY wM l.. WALL q co, Arctioneer.
- Stores BIS snd 81
southwest corner penn'a avenue and 9Th sire.

BUILDING MATERIAL. HoUSgHOLD FURN-
ITURE, &C &c, AT AUCTION.
n We will sell at Ger sales rooms. on TUES
" DAY MORNING, October ath. eommeUc.
hi ing at 10 o'clock, Q lot of Building material
lONindOw Sash. sNl0, lhNlg, IZNll
"a Doors, yellow pine, with locks anu hinges
81 iDdOs Blinds, with hinges
3fishts of Stars
PoriicO, Door Frames Cornicas. &C
Together With lot OF other Battling Material
lot of Furniture, Stoya-. &C. nc
ocE W L. WALIik 30 Auet.
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lC. 7. GRIFFITH, AuotIoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on G.
sThEET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS
Ia On TUESDAY NEXT, the 2nth instant at
e., five O'Clock p m, shall sell on the prem
sAGlses, at public gu ton, the east sixteen feet
tIrDt 81 Lot Is. in square ass The lot il LIZ feet
deep, more less with i5-feet paved alley in the
rear. II l. improved by q Frame II ouse of rooms,
nYw renting for S25 per month The close prox-
unity Of this lot to the Post Office and Patent OF
nee buildings. and its location in heart of the
Guy, render II valuable toe business purposes.
1tTBs OF sale: One half cash. Slance in six and
twelve months, az interest, secured bg deed Of
trust on the premises. C0nveyancing and revenue
star ps at cost Of the purchaser 90 de osit re-
quired at time Of purchase
OILS IL INTEL FITCH &FOX, Aucts
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ROsADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA
READ THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
DEsPAlk NOT.

WILSON CeuNTY, September o,ls1
Dv. J. j. Laurence:
DEAR SIR: Ny youngest dauaht AGED a Va vear,
has been dresdfully afflicted with ScrofuIa nearly
ell her life. Il tried great many Ply siciaRs but
without relic wing her much in fact, most of them
said there was no hope of cure. During the last
spring she Was worse than ever, her body And
limbs being covered with sores and blotches-vlrh
fsce and eyes badly ulcer ated and swollen Whilst
IN this condition, WAS advised By Dr. L. A. Stith
20 try your ROssdslis. / at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving IL TO her Tas sfsrt
NsS radEtoG!. IN less fhdn a month to my great
establishment, sac trGS entirely trsIE. am, air
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT