Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1865, Page 4

AUCTION SALES. | AUCTION SALES. _AUCTION SALES. _ | ~— PROPOSALS. RAILROAD LINES, — | wilt OF GUAENNEET nen | DRUMMER CO” «| Lh oor —— B JAMES C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers., ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- FUR SALES OF GOVERNMENT HORSES P®oPosars FOR SUPP 5 G oan = EVENING STAR. TO TRE — INGS, LUMBER. TIMBER, &4c.. AT THE Ww Hints for Housekeepers. THREE LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL. | DIGMANTLED FORTS AROUND Quanyeamastex CapELy Ormen, t Quanrenuagren’s Orrick, U- SMO, NORTH AND WEST. A writer “On Furnishing,” in London So- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 7th, WASHINGTON. D.C. asHineton: D.O., a ~3 Sealed 7 hb cls ‘separately, will ciety, gives these hints as to the proper and $8 4 e'sieck. ‘on the premises. we shall Sy pista 38, | Headquarters EO arg aed inhespeeere wenn sell at sblie auction, Knee yy month - pene peda ‘hit ence smile lack ny ee — tasteful furnishing of rooms: 2 in square 868; boca Rr nblee Seeing | Wasa Office ‘C vole ng ‘foks. snide _ 29th day of November next, for furnishing to the ° A TRALN: fines. ‘Taste sueetk be herons rena ith aba pete eng tod ranpipe pack to 8 PS oe a City SETGEOEF ot cach woek, oe | te following suppiica: to be delivered at the oftes WINTER SCHEDULE. 5 s — each, low, all of lew —' ° ‘i ont ‘and we would recommend that great at- | feet on 7th strest east, and running back 9 feet to cers’ Quarters, Barracks. Mess-houses, Stables, | HORSES ' of the Assistant Quartermaster of the Marine tention be paid to the color of the walls. If | an alley. | @nd other structures belonging to the Quartermas- rms: One-third cash; balancein sixand twelve | Yer’s Department U. 8. A.,in and abent the follow- Cc pecceene ty aeme ant — ee ee entans ber ioe The aed ‘timber, iladelphi: bg ee NS November Crass Net ay gage Sa, any erp cory irene if crbnor et i 3.0. McGUIRE & CO.,Ancts, | abattis, ac., connected with the-same, as follows; | 9 seq ugha, tac te UBS ay,” ‘i % | 13,500 yardeof Sky Bios Hersey, all wool, free bare’ Erie Express, S25 me been » vely | yy GREENS WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. viz: EAST OF EASTERN BRANC: Philadephia, Pa.—SATURBDAY of cash week, | from hair, 54inches wide, to weigh 23 ounces to the Elmira Exp., 7.0 United States.in such quantities as may from | as follows: they, the ceiling and the carpet are well se- time to time be required. New York City THURSDAY of each week, 100 Corps. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, free of expense Onand after November 20th, 18%, trains will ren Te MULES each day. lected, all other points of detail are like the | moi H. 100 MULE! yard, (indigo wool dyed.) — «We have found grays, light msand pale . % On BATURDAY, November 25th, at 10 0’clock ‘arrisbu: —TUESD. each week. 5.200 yards of Dark Blue Kersey, all wool, free TW SUND. mauye to work up noel: and ‘E: less pattern Avosion SALE OF ae ft a yo s. m., at Fort Mahan, fourteen and log MULES oe ‘ane ‘nba _ a dyed from hair, &4 inches wide, to weigh 22 ounces to the Leavii <4 Kier retell 3:80 ye PM there is in the paper the better, unless, for SOUTH, BETWEEN 2D AND 3D BTS, EAST, | buildings: also, the timber, lumber, &c., inside the Harrisburg. Pa.—THURSDAY, * ovember 2,9, | yard, (indigo wool-dyed.) : fal ° some special reason, a chinte paper is de-| NAVY YARD, AT AUCTION. fort, and the abattis aroand it. 16. and 23, 100 HORSES each day. 2.200 yards of Dark Blue Twilled Cloth, all wool, | 91 eepInG CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS aEred 7 Oe Ses Unde thane the caate 2 eck cray | On TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 4 o'clock p. SOUTH OF POTOMAC. Mechanicsburg, Pa—TUESDAY, November 7, | for uniform coats, (indigo wool-dyed.) s_ inches , : leck &. | 1900 HORSES. wide, to weigh 22 ounces per yard. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. or mauve is good; and for a north room we | @., we il sell, in front of the premises, part of On MONDAY, November 7th, at 0 o’cle ‘ ND bave seen a yellowish-green answer admi- | Lot No. 4,in square 706, with the improvements, | ™., at Fort Lyon, — fp ee “Hy wee Pa.—WEDNESDAY, November 10, 150 yards of Scarlet Cloth, all wool, (cochineal. timber, lumber, &c. dyed.) 84 inches wide, to weigh 16 ounces per yard. BT No of cars between Baltimore, Bi- rably, imparting tothe room the appearance Semis cenaniniee ic peek teat ile meee around day, at 1 o’clock p. m., Pottsville, Pa.—FRIDA vembe. Crass No. 2. . Erie, or Pittsburg. of sunshine. kitchen. eleven fr atidings st Fort Farnsworth; also, HORSES. Sill ses Wied 6,000 yards of 6 4 Dark Blue Flannel for oversacks, mee = “ Asarule, we have fonnad ca ee be nog Terma: One-third cash; palance in six ana oe peek, ¢., inside the fort, aad abat- more opr iti € Pa.—WEDNESDAY, wale (indigo weol-4yea,) 54 inches wide, to Bre tickets and f ' : apply at the of i dark-red, De same. ver ber le ounces ard. , corner uaipeer te om” | Sremloce: nina secured by @deed of trast on the | TA SSIIESDAT, November Mtb, et 0 o'clock . niigerilie, Pa—THUBSDAY, November 16, 100 | "isi parde of v4 Dark Blue Flannel for shirts, | Pennrgivamis avenue and Sixth treet, wider Wet “Blue ies dangerous color to use. Itisso | All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- | m., at Fort Weed, twelve frame buildings. and tim: P all wool, (indige wool-dyed,) 27 inches wide, to | thonal Motel ey eg i Pen: 0) 4 hase: 3s ber, lumber, &c., inside the fort, and abattis around | ‘Titusville, Pa.—TH AY, November 30, 100 igh 6%; ounces rd. opposite Will § . spt to make s room either gaudy or cold; | C'Gto cin be required down when sold. the’ same. Same day, at 1 oclock p.m..at Fort | HORSES. bipseb ed) 2 W360 Grey Blankets’ all wool, te weigh «ponnds | °™ ree ote We OU RARRY though we have seen it effectively used with | 2521-4 “GREEN & WILLIAMS: Ancts, | O'Rourke, twelve frame buildings, ‘and timber, | Titusville, Pa—THURSDAY and FRIDAY, No- | each, to be7 feet long and 5 feet wide, and free from Bu, OR. pink to give a pompadour look. Y GREEN & WILLIAM lumber, &c., inside the fort, and itis around the | yember 23and 24, 100 MULES.each day, grease. E.J LEINS, “For carpets we incline to small inoffensive GREE. LIAMS, Auctioneers. same; also. the plank revetment of rifie-pit between DELAWARR. 7,80 pairs of Woolen Socks, three sizes, properly Passenger end patterns, and generally avoid those which are VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE te and ©*Bourke, and the Wilmington, Del._TUEBDAY of each week. 0 | made, of good fleece wool, with double twisted JNO. GILLETT, Passenger Agent. flowery, as being in theory and effect bad. .N OHIO AVE.. BET. 13 : “he We the arrangmentof the furniture it is Wet BY PUBLIC Avoriess> ee ee + &c., inone battery te | HORSES each day ‘arn, to weigh three pounds per dozen pair, free Del difficult to say much, as everything depends Onw i PRALTIMORE AND “BAILBOAL Camber 29th, at 10 o'clock | Wilmington, Dei—FRIDAY, of each week, 100 | from grease. B AND OHIO BAILBOA ig v MULES each @ay. Crass No. 3. 5 7.000 yards White Linen for pants, 90 inches wide, MARYLAND. A t ig h 13 oun ard. Baltimore. Md.—WEDNEBDAY, November 15, | Pr oig ye se White Lines for Shirte, 80 inches the left of Fort O’Ronr! . On WEDNESDAY, Ni DAY, the 27th inst., at 40’clock p.m. tee! ‘am. log upon what it consists of. But we have gener- | we shall sell. in frcnt of the Rremises Lot No. F, | Bata; bape (gai age Sac a one Bowell . and the timber, lumber, &c., inside the ally found it desirable to keep the center of the | subdivisior of original Lot uare No. | fort; also. a lot of stone, alot of unused timber, and in’ room and the space before the fire quite free, | 287, with the improvements, consisting of a three- the abattis izing outside of the same. 100 HORS: iD : 7 ‘Trains between WASHINGTON aW : wide, to weigh 11 ounces per yard. . D BABTI- and to eschew a round table. If we must have | #tory Press brick front, with frame Lempert: DAY, November Mth. at o'clock a. | | Baltimore, Md.—WEDNESDAY, November 29, | “1; ‘oo yards Canton Flannel for drawers, 2 inches MORE. and WASHINTON AND THE WEST, are one we prefer pushing it into some corner of | houseske ac. . aia pk eh ACTA Beech Negi lay, le * GIESBORO. D. 0. ‘wide, to walgh 7 ounces per yard FOR BALTIMORE the room—anywhere but in the middle. Terms: ‘One-third cash; balance in twelve. eigh- | ie; alno: the timber, lumber, &c., eo forty | TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS of each week, 109 | 5,000 yards Cotton Ticking, for Bedsacks. Le except Sunduy, at 6:20, 8 “We once asked a lady who was conspicuous | teen and twenty-four months, secured by a deed of On FRIDAY ber Ist. clock HORSES each day ne crass No. 4. 3:30, and 4:46, and 7 / 2 » December Ist, at 100’clock a m.. at te 1,200 Uniform Caps, complete, (except ) 4:46, and 7.30 for the excellent taste she displayed infur- | trust on the premises. Fort Richardson. twenty-four frame and log build- | NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE | 1.200 Uniform Cape, complete, (except pompons OR ALL WAY STATIONS nishing ber rooms, wherein her secret lay, and | |All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- | ings: also. the timber. lumber, &¢., inside the fort, AT WASHINGTON, D. O. inches in circumference,” shape, and five | Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6.15, @. m., and she said that she invariably made it a rule | On) S08. aon sold, and abattis around the same. At this series of sales all the Goverament ani- | ""'C0 Fatigue Cape, with covers, tobe madeof blue | 3:33. ™. > < never toemploy any one person exciusively. bow ‘canoe. ; On SATURDAY, December 2, at 10 0’clock a. m., | mals will be dispesed of. Buyers sheuld therefore cloth indion wool dyed. . ss ss FOR PRINCIPAL WAY STATIONS. She bought what she wanted wherever she 7d (Chr) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. at Fort Tillinghast. twelve Frame and Log Build- | avail themselves ef this last eppertunity to pur- 1,400 Stocks. . Bladensburg, Beltsville, Laurel ® lis could find it; and certainly the result was per- | 202 oT) Saari Geecgmawn. | fart ued coatta srematineeee: MEMS EEe tT | Meniaies sfpchticuntmalsin ths 'Witestemalbt 1. at BaGiAst No. 6. Jenetiva’ eed Relay House, leave at'6% ale fect. There was a harmony and variety that B* THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. | fori and abattis Fort 6: eleven Wreme Batla- | Western mouse pers. 200 gross Gost Battons, (eagle. Gay.” and 3:30 and 4:40 p. m. daily, except Sum Was most pleasing.” VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. ings, with Timber, Lumber, Sc. inside the fort | “Animals will te acid singly, Togroee Vest Buttons (eagles ; FOR ANNAPOLIS ———— ——— On MONDAY. the 27th dap of November nis, at | 8nd abattis arourd the rame. Immediately after | Sales to commence at 10 A. M. 1.000 pairs Xellow BM © es and Beak Leave at 6:20 and 8.208, mand i:40 p.m. dat Ovenwork.—Unwise above many is the man | 4.0, Dur of ay o'clock fn the aternoee t wilheitat | which will be sold the Timber, Lamber, kc}, 10 | ‘Terms cash in United States currency. se oo ae © | except Sunday. No trains to or from Anuapol plac onpensn every pose lost which > mot | for sale the i ing described preperty, situated [peo ora psa sreue as ore Craig.and the Timber, By erder of the Quartermaster General: 75 al Epaulette Bullion for Sergeants and Gor- | en Sunday . ns to or from epen' reading, writing, or study,and not town :—Beginning at the end of seven- a) < pgs, Ec. : z 2 . more rational is she who thinks every moment mn foct from the nesthweyt corner of the Sones On MONDAY, Necember 4. Ae o'clock ®. m., at Brevet Brigadier General, in charge ores cts Epaulette Bullion for Private. FOR ALT MORE. of her life lost that does not find her sewing, iy occupied by John Mountz, and running | Fort Morton, nine Frame Buildings and theabat- | ec 2 mater nO neen Oe th red Worsted Sashes. ‘ Leave at 6:208. m. and 1'15 and 3.90 and 7.90 p.m, We onceheard a man advise that a book of | thence westerly ina line with Bridge street nine. | t!8 around this fort and Forts Corcoran and Strong. G L OV N a 6.000 yards Yellow Binding. FOR WAY STATION . ; teen feet; thence southerly ninety feet toa five fest | SAMS day atlo‘clock p.m. at FortC.F.smith, | J ARGE SALE OF GOVERMENT BUILDINGS s os 8 A 8. some kind be carried in the pocket, to be used | teen fect: etter oul Mo otececn eknewts thence | twenty-five Freme Buildings; alse, the Timber. AT CAMP BARRY, D. C. Fe yt poy; ord. Leave at 8:20 8. m..and 5:30 p. m. in case of an unoccupied moment—such was | Tineteen feet easterly; thence ina straiehé line to | Lumber, &c., Inside thefort and abattis aionnd | #eadquarters Deparment of Washinston, pores Sor Corporate. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. bis practice. He died early. There are women | the beginning, with the three-story Brick House | the same. Immediately after which will be sold Office of Chief Quartermaster. Oranee. (hanes Pek Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7:50 a. m and 1:18 who, attera bard day’s work, will set and sew | npon the same, now occupied by F. Koester. the Timber, Lumber, &c., inside Fort Bennett and ; Washington. D. C., November 20, 1355, zit. and 7:30p. m.. except also Saturday, when latest by candieor gus light till their eyes are almost ermn at sale, HOMAS DOWLING, | the abattis around it. 5 Will be sold at public auction, to the highest | 2?q Hatter Drom Head train loaves of 1:16 p. ma, blinded, or till certain pains about the shoul- | _no 1é-d Auctionesr. | gi Fort Ethan Allen: seventy tour Frame ead Eng | bidder, at Camp Barry D.C gage the Jlirection | go Snare Drum Head." wt Bales eae cia OB. B. ouly. connecting andl age anty aztvem to'bed by pupwical in: | (TMSTEES SANE GR VarCABLE uaat.| Bullion, (ming ciacfetans stieseeatic | Regmec Rimes Heetyt mee low | BOMTST 52d gare WP ROGCH HCE fue Wot con va at at 3 vi - J mber. &c., inside fort a1 is around it, it is by , OCG © tot capacity to work any longer. The sieep of the | By virtue of a decree of the Cirenit Court for | with the covered way at the fort, and all the exte: | 8 Etame Buildings, Porches, Platforms, Fences, | 2° Boxwood “'B” Files. the Washington Station Ticket Ofee at nil' hours ; § 7 ‘ &c_, at that place. viz: , 4 overworked ish that of tion who do not work Seige tg lle ap pi ee Hor Batteries and Magazines around the same, | 15 Barracks, exch 22 by 244 feet, two stories high, | Pair Drum ees. as te.8 in the doy .0e well as at ig new office in the Ameri- a Ss unsat a a reshing, vt Mars ; 1855. Le . fas wo re} eac! ail jo i y mai elegr a! . Penney! = avenue, am i unaateefying and unres eine. nin — therein depending, in which acertain Thomas H. | On THURSDA ¥; December 7th, at 10 o'clock @. | 5 sriik tre Pocohen te sack | Dg 8,000 Army Boots, (infantry pattern.) can Telegraph Buildi ani » OR i rown is complainant, and Basil T. Brown and oth- D X For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, guor, with a inevitable rest both dying pre- | ery are devendante ths tubsertbe Trusteo. will $ a do marr wiee™ $00 Cartridge Boxes with Magazines, savertiseme nt of t Fhrough Line,” viel a . er at Public Sale. on the premises. at the hour ol 67 % y i .P. SMITH. Master \. Bz Chicago must be @ very dirty place, judg- | 22'clock;m.. on FRIDAY: the sth day of Decem- | oftered to lavit-owners and othera in the vicinity of | } Heudquartersburiiion oi by 24 feet, twoatorien | xopbaxonet Seabbarde with Frogs attached, LM. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ing from the following paragraph’ in the He. | DeoPSeh iiiaits st not, on ike next fair day there: | Wa meta ta ee hraypaniaingy and fencing mate: | “ zigh. with three porches: also, two wings, cach | 600 Cartridge Box Belts oc 30-41 GEO: 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. publican : “Nothing is done about cleaning the | B. Brown died, seized. and possessed, subject to | | The military guard will remain. upen the prom- i@aact homes Skye ter ee story high, with | se Welet Plates, ‘J BBOUGH LINE BETWREN WASHINGTON, streets of this filthy town. Probably there is | the dower of Mary A. B » widow of the said | ises reven days after date of sale for protection of ‘one wing, 40 by 25 feet." 25 Sword Frogs, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. not another city in the world, out of Turkey, | Basil B. Brown, and co: ing 11% Acres, situa- | property. and purchasers, (not owners of the land) | 19 Buildings, averaging 12 by 15 feet, one story high Crass No. 8. thatis so nast: Garbage accumulates in our | {f4)'2 Prince George's County, two miles fromthe | will be required to remove the buildings, &c., each. 1,000 Knapeacke. Sopa SE thoroughiaren dead animals and old ts lie “Old Fields,” on the lg 3 road leading to the | within fifteen care from the date of purchase, 30 Sinks, Watch boxes, &c., small size, with 260 Haversacks, 4 = about our most frequented streets. With att | Bere ™eghof krancis M. Bowic and, William, F. | " Butldiogs willbe cold singly, ainegeary eencen:, Walks, Platforms. Steps, #c. | 00 Canteens. Traine between Washingcou and New York are its metropolitan character and enormous trade | ‘The improvements on thi land conalat of a cow: ; ML. LUDINGTON, must bo removed within ton deve fee Geeck | Se MusbetBlings, no.® now run as follows, viz and influence, Chicago has not yet waked up | fortable Dwelling House. containi: Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, sale. saniing onl (ape pte follow FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars, to the necessity and duty of making itself de- Sov cse Hoe tee ee he beanie Department of Washington. ‘Terms cash, in Government funds. Pina ing and trimming the following articles, andy (except Sunday) at 7.30 a. m., and 6 cently el and a pump with good (OVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES. MULES, ML LODINGTON, Watch Coats FOR NEW ¥ cars at Philadel- A Yard aud Ghrdek are well oncleesd, Gos MaBCLANCES: BUILDING = ao st Colonel and Chief Quartermaster Uniform Coste, for Sergeants, Corporals, Mu- | phis, §™ YORK. changing care at S7 A $iW counterfeit compound-interest | "SN SniGt thin estate tec ceiient, and is well MATERIALS. TOOLS, OF FICE ee iin partment of Washington. | sicians and Privates. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11-15 a. m. and note was offered for exchange at a Chicago | aq hb h of all th acti FeERNITURE. &c., A’ ES. Fatigue Coats, for Sergeants, Corporals, Mu- | 4:40 2 banking-house last week. The only difference | county. and ls hear cnowal tote Woah ee ANNAPOLIS, HD LET oni RaNED, QUART sicians and Privates. “OP FOR PHILADELPRIA between the counterfeit and genuine is that the the culture of fruit and vegetables Headewarters ment maureen} BULANCE SPRING WAGUNS: eionlen fants. for Sergeants, Corporals, Ma- mE Arg Sally Coxcept Sanday) at 738 and 11.35 a, le on e left-han: corner touches @ let Tr Ad 1Gster %, r? 4 ” a a 5 U in the «United States,” and the engraving ‘erms: By the terms of the decree, one-half of Washington Dy On Noveubee as 186s, Ontos Quarrermaster's Ofee, Di pre thop ce mia Linen Pants, for Sergeants, Corporals, Musicians ON SUNDAY. of the word «Siates” is done ina bungling | the purchase money into be paid in cash on the day | _ Will be sold at public aucti College Green | Win be sold at public auclion, ander therdires- | 854,Privates: | ve for New York at ose & | ofsale, or on the ratifieation thereof by this court Gaptack®; Annapolis, Md., under the direction of | tion of Brevet Colonel C. H. Thompkins AQ. M., | FiaRnel, Shirts, eave for Philad - and the balance in equal instalments, of one and | Captain John Power. A.’ Q. M.. commencing on | at the Government Mill, ou Eatery wets suk fess. Bleeping cars fo =. rela S7-A J ackson (Miss.) paper makes a propo- | {Wo Years from the day of sale; the whole to bear | WEDNESDAY, November 29, 165, at 10 o'clock | and tod streets Wastiesten on MONDAY rawers. daily, except Sunday. sleep- tition toraise a fund of bale a million dollars, | ipterest from the day of sale,'and the payment | #,m.. the following Quartermaater's Btores, vis; November 20, 1865, at 10 o’cloc! large lot of | Ree Tiny ackets, for Boys, ing car rox only to Philecelph by the contributions exclusively of soldiers ate pe a yo your fulee, ped Se eg Soe eggs oe viz: Bedeacks. ‘ ig panreuah ‘be bad St the Bastion Office ad athe i who served in the rebel army, to purchase Jeff | the trustee—and upon payment of the whole pur, | Twenty-four Carts and sets Cart Harnces, gables. Dorper alts, pieskela, Ohne, Heeraaee: | ‘The abovementioned articles aast conforms in att | Ends rare ee ee Davis a residence in some foreign country— | chase money,(and not before,) the trusteeisau- | Seven Ambulances, (four-wheel.) Harness, Halters,” les, "Whips, Wrenches, | respects to the sealed standard pattern in the off. ican Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue, after he is pardoned and liberated. Each pri- | thorized by the decree to convey the said real One Scow. Portable Forges, Bellows, Chests, Kettles, Lan: | of the Quartermaster, Marine Corps. Marine Bar. | between 4% and 6th streets, vate soldier is to give one dollar, and those | estate to the purchaser, free, clear and discharged One Sail Boat. terns, Measures, Paulins,’ Picks, Saws, Shovels, | racks, Wasbington, D .; Assistant Quartermas. See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement who were commissioned officers will be al- | ofl claims of the parties to this cause,(except | Bix Coal Btoves. E Spades, Wheelbarrows, Brooms, ac. * | ter's Office Marine Corps’ 226 south 4th street, | for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An- o1 | the widow.) or of any person claiming by, frem or Two Cooking Stoves, Philadelphia; and at the Marino Stations at Brook- | Bapolis, and the West. lowed to contribute at their discretien. § bh: fi . under them, ixty-three Oheirs. Will be sold at the late site of Government Re- | lyn, New York; and Boston, Massachusetts; where W.F- SMITH, Master of Transportation, RICHARD B. B. CHEW, Trustee. Thirty-five Desks. ' Pair Shops. on 2ist street. between E and F streets, | they can be examined. Ag ag te 7A good story is told of a recent smash up N. B.—By authority from Mary Ann Brown, the 23,000 feet of Lumber, ( Hemlock and White Pine.) | 6n THE SPAY, November 23, 1365, at 10 o'clock And whenever the articles named above, or any | e¢30-tf GEO. S. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. on a Western railroad. A soldier who,in com- | widow of the above-named R. Brown, the sub- Forty-one barrels of Lime. am: portion of them, shall be considered as hot fall: cot the IR one ies ing from Baltimore to Rock Island, bad met | *criber is authorized to sell the dower of thesaid | One hundred and forty-two Thumb Latches, 4,310 pounds of Wagon Axles, Iron. Conforming to saiuples, they will be rejected, and | ORANGE AND AL) DRIA KR. KR. with four accidents, was on this occasion in | Widowin the above deseribed real estate, at the Four bundred and eighty-six pairs Binges. 7,800 pounds of Wagon Springs, the contractor wilt be bound to furnish others of the car that completely turned over. Making | *#™e time and place when the said Isnd is sold, and Four. thousand three hundred and forty-one | 95 10) pounds of Scrap Chai the required kind at once, or the Quartermaster his way "renee * “iaoe, ea eatag a Bpon the pei ment to her out Of the cash proceeds bi fee nie; Cookamaete’} 2,400 pounds of Scrap Iron, &c. will fill the deficiency at the expense of the con- THROUGH BY RAIL FRO rn TOR upright position, he looked around him and | dower, she will convey the eaid dower tothe par. | _And s quantity of Carpenters, Blacksmiths, and ALSO. ey cilnls will be oulicwpen Ge accepted deliv- AND ALEXANDRIA T RICHMOND cooly inquired: “What station is this!” chaser and give him possession thereof Wheelwrights’ Tools, Harness, Building Materi- | | Will be sold at Kendall Green Park, abont one | ory of the whole quantity, which may from rine to ND LYNCHBURG, a RICHARD B. B. CHEW, Trustee, . Wheelbarrows,” Axes, Hatchets. Spades, | mile northeast of tne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad time be ordered, withholding ten percent. from the ‘On and after Pritag Sept. 1, 1865, the Trains on. 7 The Albany and West Troy Horse Rail- — revels. condemned Camp and Garrison Equipage, | Depot. on FRIDAY, November 24, 185, at 10] Payment of account rendered, under first order, | ‘his road will ran as follows : road Company are about to test # new propel NOTICE TO CREDITORS. and other miscellaneous stores. Ciypert ged Entil second order is filled, and ten per cent. fram RAINS SOUTH. ~ meer : . wv eee The creditors of the late Basil B. Brown arehere- | Animals and vehicles will be sold singly; other | %4 Carts, account rendered under second order, until third Leave Yeshington at 7.90 a. m. and 8.58 p. 3 Lene Eagan iesend ee < ais by notified to file their claims against the said Basil | articles in lots to anit, purchasers, who will be re- PE Seen nen al order is filled, and so on until contract is com panes Alemone ag! ‘and 9.00 . (0 purpost a wit ered g 6 the - 5 or z e ; of testing the idea. The air intake compressed in the mald Causev with the Clerk ofthe above Court from date of nale. @ J GS je os 1 Tyo-horse Bieeye ey sits tented a pleted. proposal must be accompanied by the fol- Ye ery yaene we “re * a tains. 2 Gi SS — Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, The stores must be removed by the purchasers FORM OF GUARANTEE. Leave Tqechbarg at 6.458. m. and 7.15 p.m, ains. GALE OF NAVY CANNON. no 17-9t Department of Washington, | within five days from date of sale. The undersigned, . of +in the State | Leave Richmond &7-Persons just in from the plains report — a Terms : Cash, in Government funds. ot and of. in the State of Leave Gordonsville that the ‘asanee poll peas Lia Bureau of Ordaance. Navy Department. Q@ALE OF CONDEMNED STORES. By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, | hereby guarantee, that in case the following bid Arrive at Alexandria n. was terribly destruc- Washington City, November 10, 1335. i — Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. ol for supplies, as above described, be ac- Arrive at Washi a. tive to stock on the plains, some trains losing so | _ Notice is hereby ‘given that, on the ewe toy of WAsuincTON ARSENAL, CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, cepted, he or they will, within ton days after re. | On SundSys leave Washington at 830 p.m only, many animals that large quantities fof freight | December next, at 12 o,clock noon, there will be November 15, 1865, no4-17t Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster. | ceipt ofthe contract at the Post Office named, exe- Lecal freight train leaves Alexandria at 4.008. will have to be stored along the route during | Sold at public auction, at the Navy Yasd, Phila- Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Arsenal, | — = cute the contract for the same, with good and suffi- | m. and arrives at Gordonsville stll.45s.m. Leaveo this winter. One train alone lost seventy head | de!phia, Pa.,one hundred and ninety-five (195) old | on SATURDAY MORNING, the’ 2th of Now B ; cient sureties, and in case the said hall fail wile at 12.35 p.m. and arrives at Alexan- : as come Cannon: ber, at 10 o'clock, the following Condemned Stores EW DEUG STORE, to enter into ‘contract aforesaid, we guarantee to rough freight leaves Alexan- ot oxen by freezing. These guns are to be sold by the pound, and one- | viz: . CAPITOL HILL, make good the difference between the offer of the 00 and arrives at Lynch! at 7.16 &7-Several volunteers for the Mexican Re. | #lf of the purchase money is to be paid at the * § Steam Engines Corner of C st. north and Third et. east. said ‘and that which may be accepted. g, Leave Ly, hburg at 3.20 a. agen dd. edttems aemiy anes pale roi Mexican Re- | completion of the sale, and the ether half upon ¢ 1 Fan Blower ee Witness. A. B. Guarantor, lexandria at 0p. " pudlican army nsecured in Mame re- | removal of the guns by the purchaser, which re- 2 Soda Generators (copper) JOSEPH WALSH, Jz., ArotHEcary, EF. ©: D: Guarantor. Passengers for Warrenton will take the 7.00 cently. They are promised $1200 bounty on | moval must take place within ten days after the 1 Planing Machine Respectfully announces to the Public that he has I hereby certify that the above named are | train seuth from Washingtom and the 6.45 a. reaching Boston. sale, and at the expense of the purchaser. 1 Turning Lathe (for iron work) just opened, at his new store, as above,a FULL | known to me aa men of property, and are able to | train north from Lynchburg a7 The Frazier or United States oil well, one . A. WISE, i Punch Press and FRESH SUPPLY of wakelgood their guarantee. G. B. Passengers by the 6.45 a. mand 7.15 p.m. trains of the mostproductive in Pithole,b: nai no ll-eotd Chief of Burean. 1 Lot of Cetton Machinery DEUGS, To be signed by the United States District Judge, | from Lynehbarg, and the 7.0 a. 7.15 p. m, : : ci = = 5 Steam Boilers ‘CHEMICALS, United States District Attorney or Cellector. trains from nd.connect with trains at operations,after making the fortune of its own- eG Bike e wa 1 Lot of Shafting (with hangers and pul- PERFUMERIES, &e., wo yesperes will be considered unless accom- ings Ta es 9 . e above guarantee. tage . (Sr Came: Pvoeosk baa bean vatiawed or the (Successors to 8. C. & E. Wroe,) 1 Lot of Wagon Breaks Sen ee Dene Stare sad eually found in a well- | Pixcwpapers authorized to publish the above will | having s continuous rail from New York te Lyice command of camp Bu‘ler, at Springfield, 11i- | LIVERY, EXCHANGE, AND SALE STABLES, } Lot of Railroad Oar Braces ofthe day and night, to Tespood promptly 0 the | Send.the paper containing the first insertion tothis | bare ra@Smiles. | pe nois, and Colonel Johnson, of the veteran re- 2296 on Ith — 18th streets, 1 Gear Catting Machine calls of his petrons, otrine Miaders piece of bndinees or manufacturing | saseas, Bristoe, Catlett a: ppahannock, Cul- rerves, has been assigned to tiie position. Gndacs fox Gortnaenete ade: eectins: Gees 5 Grindstenes disponaed and centile end eecines will, be | establishment must be specifically stated in the poner, Orange and Gerdonaville, where many of i * » La 14,000 O) ‘iles - i e jes were 4 acrfomrtiy Seiby county, Tiauin ite | Sifeccivasrast hada tance | oR rune Gate rae SAcbcsarsstmnnage © O1Cams and ro. | eccatste ntoret onthe eeretpe ste; | wfatae coats Rarspey'y AUR Rape od 7 rou, is ry e - - - ted to have information from England that | “" "culv® Prompt attention, dey or night, aes fay oi oy aa BACCO constantly on hand. ce e-colm* | Re ered ho Maer WME SLACK, Guasisr. | Washington, also at’ ,the Depot on’ Marvisad Bis uncle, Lord Townley, died recently, leaving no 13-lw A. B. KEYE: srerm, Borer Cutting Machine. aoa i HELLER, master, M.O., Washington, D.0. 0c 21 syenne. ave the arnt a iH « fortune o} 000, . 7 ‘erms cash, in vernmen' is, and irchas- IgE a Se, Bee ea ye gees | Trains oo . streets, SA grape grower on an island in Lake Erie J oo me __DEBVEY SHBIVEB, soli be required to remove the property within Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, OFFICE DEPOT, COMMISSARY OF SUB. | Washingten. w. B McOASPRRTT. Asserts that he has this year raised from one EATMAN & 00., ‘J. G. BENTON, Major Ordnance and ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF vem! 1865. J. M. BROADUS, acre eighteen and a half tons of Catawba | 69 Lovistans Avenue, Peripe Avenva, | no 16 at” Brevet Colonel Commanding. CLAIMS BEFORE TUE DEPARTMENTS ae Alexandria, Sept. 1,10;20% Passcuger Agent, — For the sale of BACON, LARD. ek, BUr- ARGE SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES OF THE GOVERNMENT. Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be received ——— aa S@ The experiment of raising cotton from a | TER, CHEESE, EGGS. APPLES, and Country L Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Beunty, | at'this office, until 12 (noon) TUESDAY, Novem- | — — planting of American seed, has been success. | Produce generally, beg leave to stato that we have CARS ERIALS, AND TOOLS) Peck Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other propor. | fer 2, io. for the’ purchase of fwenty ihovsand | SECRET DISEASES! SECRET BISRASES] i fact abo: ° 'e read. and — gps ans ae aa - ine as low as they cam be hed in wire Pure Will be seld at public guction. at Newberg. North 6y attended to promptly. boxes. bam elas surplus Hard Bread, now on bi SAMABRITAN’S GIFT! arm blood by the tumblerfull is given | ehasers are Fequested to prove this by | Carolina, on THURSDAY, November 30, }, the Office 29 434 street, Post Office Box 428 Wash- This bread is of excellent quality, and in good to consumptives in France. The slaughter- | giving us ecall. Preoweim™” | following pro ty. vin: ingto city, D. 0. jeT-tm_ | order, never having been shipped, nor in any way SAMARITAN’S GIFT! houses furnish an excellent article. ——— 14 Locomotive Engines, 4 feet 8% inch guage, PLE Ca a ee SEA | Siposod to the weather. It is ready for immediate THE MOST CEBTAIN REMEDY EVER USED Owzn O'Bane} = iT. V. Noonan. 34 box Freight Care yf eens tne guage. APPLES, ONIONS AND POTATOES. Schvery ‘and uso. The boxes contain Afty (20) “Yes, A Positive Oure” for ROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI, the | PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS | 136 Fiat Cars, 4 feet 8% inch guage, 300 Barrels prime New York APPLES. RS aie wastes ces creck or wena . Well-known PIANIST AND VOUALIST. ‘RS. Hand Cars, 4 feet 8 inch ; 560 Barrels prime, Bhode Island Hed and Yellow | guizpere, millers, and others usine pletion ag | CONORMGA. GLERT, STRICTURES, &4. opens bis new SINGING and PIANOFORTE, No. 402 D street, between 6th and 7th, Also, the Machinery. Tools, aud Matertals in Skin ONIONS, pope eng Sree tpim gy 4 wpe ond Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, COURSE on October oth, by an entirely new _ to Washington Dio. soneuaine ee {be U.'8. M. Railroad Repair Shops at Newbern, | 600 Barrel Hume Buckeye, Garter and Mercer | ‘The bread can be examined et any time, at the Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Oure 1 - . ny. 5 sear’ 4 Dereon Having only @ slight Knowledge ef music | the branches, on the mest reasonable terms, | _ There will also be offered about 400 tons Railroad | On hand, in store and arriving. For sale lowin bell perme eae ide. ae ‘They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nce. Will be enabled in a very short time to fead and. ex: | andin ‘s thorough, practical and workmanlike man- ieee. s large quantity of Bridge and Railroad | jotstosuit purchasers, Apply to received for less than twenty (20) boxes—one thoa, | @ny unpleasant taste, and will not in 4 in- Gcute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection. | wer. Charges moderate, jeli-ta Gpikes. Chairs, C pentose’, Blacksmiths’, and W. D. MAOY, sand (1,000) pounds. Pro must state the | ure the stomach er bowels of the most de! As w the vocal part, by his way of vocalization , he JOSEPH REYNOLDS&2c0, °°.» ®»”™”™- achinists’ Tools, Iron, Steel, and Copper, and ep24m 97 Smith’s Wharf. Baltimore. m1 res in from two to four days, and recent cases arrives at th it ‘all | JOSEPH B. eine Poo, Railroad Su = @ most extraordinary results. pPlios and Material generally. number of pounds eae ee Wows net poand bid for. Cu to reject ali | in “twenty-four hours.” Prepared by a those whe wish to become fine Si ent 8 The attention of Railroad Managers and Deal- D STREET, The Goverames' of Pennsylvania, one of Performers are advised to call at his residence, Nov #AS AND STEAM FITTERS, ers is invited to the large quantity of this class of — FE eee et er anus cainhiad to cueiaee tas | eoner eee ek eet ene 415 8th street. between G and H streets. Hours NO. 500 NINTH 8T., NEAR AVENUE, roperty offered, embracing everything required | PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES | , Successfnl bidde (20) days from date of accept EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER. Se arefrom 11 a.m. to 1p. ene Some Have just received, and ‘will Constantly kee on | in the construction, repair and operation of a rail- AT REDUCED PRICES, ance. nite Met those whe bave eoneares ng cured, or- cz: =. oc 30-Im hand, the largest and best assortment in citys Foad il information, with lists of t 6 rt: a | At KIDWELL & HENDERSON'S, 367 D street, Bidders not present will be immediately notified | Ww ve o gorged Balsam Oopapvia, of OUR Scuba on eae ei Glace Globee, mice ond sthee nr efi ip description of the éngines, will be given on ppl AM work i rae line oe ay oct first Mea ertas cua, In Goveroanent funds, upon delivery 8 SAMARITANS GIFT. “Bere gvember 8,18:5, | ficles in this line. from the best establishmentel n | CAtion to the undersigned at Raleigh, M. C., by let- werhunana Fanta faction | ofthe bread.” é Sent by mail in @ plain en . oF THE Bervsiic, WasuINGToN, November 3, 1415, iS ter or telegraph class workmen, and warranted to give satistaction | of ‘Male packages, @2. A dividend of twelve and one-half per cent. has ew York, Philadelphia, &c., which will be sold on Torun: Gaek ou ay of sale. or ne charge. Proposals to be opt rat E Pen sg G. Bolton Price— , 3 ie, @8. been this day declared for the six months ending | the most reasonat FUBNACES and FIRE-BOARD | _ Sale to commence at 1 o’ciock a. m.,November | Hemember the place, 367 D street, near sth, ie ne nce, Philadelphia, BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!! Sust ultimo, and ia new payable to thesteckholders, | Alto, Bi . $0, and to continue from day today antil the prop- | _0¢ 21-1m By ofder of Brevet Brig. Gen. CL. Kilburn. A. BCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, sPoT J BOARD, oF DinOTORS coma ot tx | BESRSEST pep CRN aR ay, | TSG ot Roger Onna. meni, | ([%S OCDEBLESTEL congovaD Om Fae | o° 4 eat AiLonatincy Sulit Bis | waSGRRR AUS DOtreS SEPT Ce Ee camece | bike deal ebay Sonw aed Sik verringe | Own ches can aipownggyplett | meenarestigaeaniliyire: cnet. | “Sc i Certs eof Cs8.¥. | aumqnizins BOOT ane Lene Yoross W. A. BRADLEY, President. aay aed Chany. a6 cise overstating Col. C. Q. M. and General Superintendent Pa. av. and lith st., Washington, D. TRA ti t and see our Bat ig Tubs, Fount r pi osancets wos Foch teh. 4 2 i. Subsi: el pe eg ate RR NN agar eed Seer websites Be ort isa Eiablintasstin ec mca" | 486 ro 4.86 | Biante ine tae getremage arealy roccteeteis | «Gctied Propels i duplicate willbe Fetizel ag MARKRITER’S proprictor hopes that by attention to business to | Creach week, for all the Hard Bread the peas See NO. 486 SEVE: Soll only, be chatyed eit eer eer eee Government ‘has for disposal'in this locality, ant LIOENGED PAWNBROKEBS. =o Sareea et Gharges are . Tamar reoslve, | leo’ about 2,000 gallons of Tiiden's Extract of peroetant TO FEMALES. 513TH STREET. CHOICE STOCK oy INTERIOR ADORNMENTS, oo ~ » Proprietor, TT Bread is in Boxes of fifty pounds each, and on * EMBRACING rEILLIAM BRADLEY be F in tin cans of one jon each (eight cans DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS. Becond doer from Pennsylvania avenue, south 14 MARBL. . the coffee inc “ae i ae teasamioate he ee pay ’ PAPER HANGINGS. WwW STEAM MARBLE WORKS, iz It of a long and extensive practice, They | LIBERAL ABVANOES made on WATOMES, | , A select, and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and LES, MONG re mila is thetr operation, and canaot do harm is | JEWELEY, CLOTHING bere’ °" “Soren” | low priced Raper, Hangings, Borders, Statue, Cen- | MARBLE, MAN USTAND TOPE aa? oem 11D eerie larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all eb- CONFIDENTIAL. somest in istrict. Yooxe MEN who have injured themselves by WINDOW SHADES. articles cam be seen at the Bubsistence De- bA pot im Alexandria, Va. Price Beents: Full directions. ONS SAY OF THE BA! All purchases will be placed on trans atthe | wHaT THE guron mBGAY OF MA omuments made to order on mable sagen we wharf in that city, free of expense to and whenever an obstruction takes place the . Sree a - ca structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head- : and shortest notice. ‘Teceived for less than (20 boxes) 1 “On Boene TH Srond $ Ce.. 960 Race = in the side, palpitation of the certain secret habits which unfit them for business, | Buff, Green, Pink, Lavender, Chocolate, Brown | “wilt mar. | 3X? ag xen) 1,000 | 39, 1988.— Messrs. y Fe hy ibe Sh Gerehsamina ast tie: | Reforaany pase toriaieafrants | Slashes nines row 9 Rtas | oe eat aSRREE SBS basane Maw | all a eecictny wen | lates ov ait rarer re eee 6 . . “4 ™ ’, ‘J - ers for be se SEEM ANS Eiri | Hee bersneaee (yams MRE a | LEMONS RAS AND TAMU. | Seek ea acenyeaeres WN Mae aS | Parmer Se Sutcaen ot mnne, | Bebterie Ee Soe nf ee DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS tof any one should first read “THE SECR. F ‘beaut terete aio : Sah mer of the bid, in Government funds. to make ® VoYRge . was the commencement of s new era in the treat | FRIEMD.” ‘Married, Ladice will learn gome, | ferengtises and colors, a beantifal assortment. ‘Pio. s+ ANY ONE CAN USE THEM."—A basin o | Jf these articlon are not all disposed of before |“ HYours, very TesPecyUay), ment of irregularitiesand obstractionswhich have | thing of im by perusing “The Score ‘OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, eter is all that is required to produce the | THURSDAY. the Soth instant, they will be offer “atisntic Mail Srnec ty ee a eG eS Asealed envelope on r | p76 largest amortment of Oval F Rost, brilliant end Seshtoi eg ine oR pikes | “ne 1é-tuthest Major and 0.8, U. 8. A. Between New York ant Aspinwall.” Sp _ Bd oe nt (Ames in the | W . Cottons,’ Ribbo te ted to be gilded with gold loaf, eegiene CPS CDSON'S STM DYES at DESMOND B00. Box 161 Philadelphia Post istrict, warran’ i — : Wea ’ f Dark Wood es, | ral health begins to decline. These Pil A. STEWART & CO. Also, a variety of Dar! Tames, with s vs- a . Mauve. Violet, Scar! Office. fae rere ogeneeee ee Leech ie form the “acc 4 rer ART a Bate, pied Stock of amall-sized Oval and Carle de Visite | (S287 Bug, Brown) Crimson ‘and ees 51S 2OHND. RDMOND 200. 513 | “beld by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner 1th stree peckiveD Tike this advertinament to-your | J[SEPINESS OR MISERY i THAT 18 7 ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, fo psaeg Metal Yor inpacing Colony Fee 613 Tth street, between D and B, | “HENRY COOK. Alexandria, my tf SRELTADLE FEMALE MECC Ee rind | SIAN OABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY end | hfe,bolee Engravings and Paintings always | Hers, Grarsos HATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, | - i gsEMAR—Protected by Royal Letters Pst- WORLD. which ts comprised twihese Pitta’ "2B | MEDICINE,” have determined-ropatdioes ofex | "USS%s for Paper Hanging and Window Shades DEALERS IN : ent of Rugiand, and secured by the seals of migeeeiea . pomse—te ianne, free, (for the t of suffering | punctually attended to, and executed in the toot BUILDER'S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD "the Eeole de Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial wide eeeahed baesnr ae Petar a [mr fied Menage ed Tas maniidis, | manner, tmclty or countrz. tates Depot—19a, Col GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Opllege of Badicins, Vienne. sssedy for Relax erms '. be and are the nivet effectual one ever known for all ~. Rervous disability. Premature Decline, In- or Goo MARKRITER, "eiberal Allowance to Dealers. 18-F. Out and Wrought Neils. Spikes, Horse-shoes and tion, Speymathorrhaes, ant Bxhaastion of ie complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they | digestion, Weakness. Depression, or 6. 486 Szventa ET, vest -_ SU 18-F,13w.a | “Frorse-ahoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, | fiystem. Tricemar No. 2 bas entirely supersed eirceelis sedis. Un ermine. ree Paya and Nature's Law. These invalaably ASGargne abers Dove dud Felioew’ Ha 486 HURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TooTH Pow: | "azietrecs, Nuteand Washers anvils, Vices, tenascous wee of ‘Coparia, Oubebs, Re Trice LESS inc diferent pariods thsoanteacins | Mekuren have been! the means of enlightening and | “jcname 0" " ’ ” Washington, b. 0. | TT tor cleantug: benstitving oot atone: Shovels, Picks, Axes, Hope, Give, =’ | Bar Ro, is the fatalliable remedy for sll impart country, aving the sanction of some of the most | Fecelpt of four stampe, DF adireesiog, Secreigry | JEROME'S HAIR COLOR RESTORER ro Ing the ‘teeth and Gubis,"‘This elegant. prepara Split ‘Cane for chair botioms, See erie eescoans und on ctaar Dastatious Inger” eminent Physicians in America. Eerie Cabinet of Anatomy and Medicine, re and gredwall, back F. 0. WELLS & 00. which we effte Gignte. 5 New York, ly | te its original color, without the incon at- New York, Proprietors, THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. ‘ach preparation is in the form of a most be eved, with cach, Bos—the Price One Deller pe READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST of the tending he aaa eel St | vorsate by alldrngginin, (ON PFOPT! 513 [feb 15-19] 513 wie Lotenge,/ Secured from the offectagt clitaate it, promeuly, secure from observa: | TRACE BUGHE wAT ve 4 comparison with those D'S MEDICATED GINGER oaeay | W STRENGTHENING PLAST ERaretieter | "THOMPSON'S FOMADE OPTIEM — For im or four @8 cases in cneefor @9. and in $2 cases: y . 5 io “SPARE ay ee aS srerh te eeustes cae Meeeer we | RVR ora Sana * ator er untied vulpes bitte, Woon a rth in the United its worms, unrivaled in efficacy, and | best in all cases for which plaster is required. sas ah i ares ex: 7 Valpeau, RIGHTLY’S DIG tST_OF LAWS OF THE | peculiarly adapted for children, being ; ‘ale by all druggists, Dive pared by F. 0, WELLS & OU., New UNITED STATE! - 18:7 1555: Frost and Fleer sal we a oe ah Drogetats, Se. and 750 . Pre ; ae retail by Dr. BARROW, No. 194 Natural Eng 2:9; Tool marke and Obipe.2 vols. Fer guieby dragetats, Price Scentaper box, | F[FUMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT York, ans by anon motel be 8 P a FOB SAL ALL is H re, dec W-eoly & ‘York. = a TT TER Bite 3 JED, No. 290 Pa. aves ELMBOLD SEXTRACT BUCH ee) aa ees Is the Great Diwseti UTLER'S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old pan sangiertS.5. Seay mari 6m $04 rigor to the frame and blood So the pallid | (PARE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN- | (OR NON-RETENTION OR INOONTINENGR ONCRNTRATED ell known and entirely reliable remedy for se- S0F BEF 1 = check. Debility is accom panied by many alarming safe remedies for unpleasant and dangerous | IV ot urine. iri or ulceration | HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED BXTRACT | oret'Maledica,is forsale by all Draggin. Brice (ONUSHED. Fog amED, . treatment issabmitted to.com- | diseases, Use HELMBOLD'S ‘of Bu: 3 ; | SARSAPABILLA ° Cc GRANULATED, CUT LOAF fumbtion, iusnnity or epileptic Stsensue, noe, | CHU AND IMPROVED BORE Waanee nee | Is the Great Blood Purifier. per bettie. ss ‘aud other SUGARS. ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ARE or egained by HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT rau: iM a ies of Phar- ERED OONSTITUZIONS RESTORED Just received and for sale weet ay Chemistry, ane ane the mack active ofhet SATHEERDOLDS EX FRAGT BUCHD. JC. WHITWELL & | Explrett directions. statins when they should nav co... can be made Bos no T-eotw Mo. 67 La. av., near Thiet. cuu: he -eatw Louisiane c _no8 | Siands stone ta the bladder, e