Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1866, Page 4

New Counterfeits. yi Peterson’s Counterfeit Detector for April 1s gives the following descriptions of new coun- | terfeits whith have been recently issued : | Treasury Notes—l0s—A new issue, dated | March 10, ite2. The red seal is badly executed, as is also the border of the note, which is made j UP of repetitions of the letter X. General ap- pearance bad. A great number are in circula- ton. 50s, United States Treasury. (greenbacks, ) are in circulation from an entirely new plate, said to be the best counterfeit yet made of the government notes. So look out for them, as some few have taken them. Enited States Legal Tender Notes—is counter- | fent—1 e numbers of one dollar counterfeit greephacks are in circulation. Excepting a few minor discrepancies, the spurious note is an H exact fac simile of the genuine BUI. The genc- | ral ince is also very good. The green imk is of a somewhat lighter shade than that weed on the genuine, and some rts of the | mote look scratchy and biurred. The figures i onthe green seroliwork on the lower right quarter of the note are printed in green; in the | genuine they are white. The head of Chase is | darker. Bill has a coarse appearance. Ss, imitation—the portrait on the right and the figure of Liberty on the left are rather @oarse. Well calculated to deceive. i 5s and 10s raised from ts. Portrait of Chase cn upper left corner. ir, imitation—the portrait of Lincoln on the left end is very dark, end the eyes very poor while the toes of the female on ihe right end can searcely be seen. On the genuine they are very distinct. Look out for them. 20s, imitation; peorly done; engraving coarse, and the bill looks blurred. The green ink used is bghter than the genuine. The diesand 2s are one-eighth of an inch larger than the genuine. Sés, altered from 2s; in the genuine 50s the signature of the register is on the left and the treasurer on the right end of the bill. In the altered note they are both on the right end, with | two strips of lathe work between them. i Ses, imitation. They areso well done that all the banks refuse thers. 10s, imitated. Upper left, spread eagle sit- ting on arock. The general appearance of the Bill is good. The wings of the eagie are coarse | and the clouding streaky. The imprint of the American Bank Now Company at the top is Jarger than the geunine. On the right end of the back of the bill the 100 in the circles are in- verted thus: “100.7 In the genuine the 100 in ¢ireles on the left end read thus: “I>? in the counterfeit they are thus: “lw.” The paper is alto beavier. EVENING ST | Late Southern Item: Money is being raised in Georgia and Florida to pay the expense of Gee's defense before the Raleigh court martial. Houston, Texas, is growing rapidly in busi- Bess and population. Three cotton manu- factories are in process of erection, all in very competent hands. The Nashville papers are fall of news items inting to great social disturbances and wiessness throughout Tennessee. One bundred and sixty-eight cases of small bn were reported in the Chattanooga Bbospital t week. The territory of Texas is so large, and the interests of the east and west sections so dis- similar, that some of the citizeus are in fay ur of a division of the State. Mr. W. B. Edmonson, living some three or four miles from Selma, Alabama, was killed in most cold blooded and atrocious manner on ghe evening of the Wth instant. He was called outto the door, when he was instantly shot down by a party who made good their escape. In Missouri several court-houses have been burned recently, it is supposed by returned rebels, who €xpect prosecution, and hope thus to destroy evidences of their guilt. The better rtion of returned rebels are removing their ties from the State. A frame house, situated on Napoleon Aye. Bue, near Magazine street, New Orleans, oc- eupied by Mrs. Green, caught fire on the 2ist anst., and was entirely destroyed. Mr: reen having carried her children from the building. returned to secure some of her effects, but th ames baying spread rapidly, her retreat w: eut off, and she was burned to death. In Misseuri the preachers who insist on ex- ercising their functions without ing the oath are being bronghttogrief. The Grand wry of Pike county has indicted the Rey. James Smith, 2 Baptist minister, for pres rq without license. The Grand Jury of Palmyra bas similarly found true bills against the fol- Jowing ministers of Hannibal: Key. Mr. Dunn. of the Episcopalian Church; Rev Mr. Wilkes. of the Christian Church; Key. Mr. Fuller of the Presbyterian Church; and Father Crenin, of the Catholic Church. The New Orleans Picayune of the “1st says the steamer William Butler, and all 9n board — some forty-five persons—were arrested by the military authorities for the alleged murder ofa soldier belonging to the suth United States Colored Infantry. The first and second mates and the watchman were heavily ironed thie state until Monday afternoon, when an | order from General Canby, by the telegraph, to release the steamer William Butler, and only retain im custody such of her crew as ‘Were deemed guilty. @ boat was released promptly, but about thirty-five of the crew re- mained under arrest. A RECREANT Wirz.—On Wednesday eve- j Bing last, a Mrs. Stirling, the wite of the Pro- | prietor of ahair tonic known as “Stirling's | Ambrosia,” was upon the promenade with a | citizen named Charlies Jackson, formerly a | maker of patent medicines. Mrs. Stirling was | bandeomely dressed. A picture of her, with | bair about three feet long, embellishes the bot- | ties of hair tonic in question. She has been in | the babit of coming from New York, ostensibly to visit her mother, who resides in this eity. Her husband, it seems, was led to believe that she did not come here to visit her parent, but ‘that Jackson inveigied her from herhome. He met the twain, with arms lovingly locked, at #th and Chester streets. He gave them into the custody of a reserve policeman. Tey entered bail for $1,200 each to appear tora hearing on cng ionomers As she went out, Mrs. Stir- ling deliberately informed Alderman Beitler that she would rather have Charley, poor as be was, than to live with her husband, with alibie money. On Friday the parties didn’t sppeer. Mr. Stirling, upon sober, second thought, concluded to let his recreant wife gO ber way. When he cansed her arrest he did not know how far matters had gone. He sub- See aaty learned enough to con vince him that his long-haired wife was lost to him forever.— Philadelphia Sunday Times RETURK OF 4 MAN Surrosep To BE DEAD— He Finds His Wife Married Again —In the year 1662, a man named James Ward enlisted ia the 40d regiment and went tothe front, leaving behind him a wife andone child. For the first year that he was in service, Mrs. Ward was in constant communication with him, receivin: Jettersand money. After the second battle of Fredericksburg Mrs. Ward lost all trace of her | husband. peatedly -she wrote to learn something about him, but could not. Finally she received word from one of the officers in the regiment that Ward must be dead. At this time she was receiving aid from our Overseer Of the Poor, and continued todoso until about nine months ago, when she was -cut off” from the books, owing to the fact that she got mar- ried again. Matters have jogged along ever since, until day before yesterday, when im- agine the Dd ia of the wife at seeing her supposed husband appear before her, and the astonishment of the cecond husband on gues his wife had another husband alive. th men were of a very irritable dis- position, and without stopping to reflect for a moment, attacked and abused the woman un- mercifully for practicing such deception. The second marriage was an apparently happy ene. and the pair were living comfortable, How the affair is to be settled between the par- ties remains to be seen.—Albany Knickerbocker. tease eeieatiea lea FENIAN SCARE IN New Becyswick.—Some | lively boys in Calais, Maine,treated themsel yea to 4 frolic on the night before St. Patrick's day, Knowing the terror which their Provincial meighbors were inon account of Fenian ru- Mors, they armed themselves with muskets, Wok their stand at different points between the bridge and Kelley’s Point, and about twelve o'clock, when ali was sull, commenced a Teg- ular fusilade along the line. “Jn afew min- utes.” says the Calais Advertiser, “one could see the volley had the desired effect. Ligh: >. ee up in every direction, and by posites y fitted through the honses, left no Goubdt in the minds of the boys that the volley Was trnetoitsaim. We have heard it stated that the rifle company was turned out to repel (be invaders, but this is denied. CURIOUS CoUNTER-CURRENT IN LAKE Ente. ‘The Cleveland Herald of a recent date, notices | a in Lake Erie. Many persons } gathered along the banks of the Ca: ogariver | toree the water flowing toward the source whence it came, carrying with it logs. blocks, and other floating material. In the afternoon the river rose about two feet, being at its high- | est sage about 4 o'clock, when some eanse water began to flow in an opposite direction from the lake. The wind was blow- ing 2 stiff breeze from the south, which makes the matter more singular. In the face of this breeze it moved with considerable speed. eer a7 Mr. Buchanan, of Indianapolis, has been sentenced to imprisonment for life for chop- ping Mre.Buchanan to death with an axe. @7 leaac Toucey and John Bellare really | both alive. The former roy oe in the flesh , at a Democratic meeting in Hartford on Tues. a Pharma ae mot to speakon naval irs—the latter is writing letters to the Louisville Journal to prove that sisyery bas | try, after having been ave | im part. it derives its vitlues, | etor claima for it. SPECIAL NOTICRS. epee SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDEER'S EXTRACT BUCKU 1s CURING every case of Kinney Diskast, RERUMATIOM, GraveL, Untmany Disongkas, Weaxwres snd Pains in the Back, Femane Compraints and ‘Trove ne arising from Excrsszs oy any Kinv. COME, YE AFFLIOTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKD. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D, BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD & 00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Bruggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. feb 0-1 THE GREAT NEW Vane icted throughout the coun- land States. where its merits ears. in the New E: become ‘as the tree from which, THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES Threat. Colds, Coughs, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulm Affections lly. It isa remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difticulty Voidirg Urine. Bleeding trom the idneye and Bladder, Gravel,and other Complaints. Give it a trial if you wonld loarn the valne of agood and tried Medicine. It is pleasant safe and sure. Sold by Draggiste and Dealers in Medicine gen- erally. o . GEO. W. SWETT, M. D., Lia aig fc 23m Boston, Mase. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, JARED’S EMAIL at PARIS FOR THE ‘ Nv. ‘This secret of beautifying the skin being only known te JULES JARED, he honorably states that it differs from all other preparations, berug poser if composed from plants and harmi-ss gan ich produce the most brilliant complexion. siving a soft, even texture to the skin, like that of an in Jared's “Email de Paris” cleanses the pores from these an-ightly black worm specks and small particles which vive coarseness tu the complexion, and by cleansing preduces # healthfal glow. It ef- faces, after afew weeks, most happily, all scars, fi implies. and is especially euccessfal in z the marks left by small =. Jared’s** Email de Paris” peciatly indorsed He. Veetvali, Lucille Western. Mrs. D. P. Mre. Kmma Wailer. and many ladies in Private life, whoxe cemmendatory letters, for ob- vious reasons, cannot be published Jared's “Emui} de Paris” can be obtained at Ford's «pot, Penn. avenna, and of all first-class Druggists, Perfumers and Coiffeurs. ja 13-e03m A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can conscienttously recommend to those eat fering from a distressing cough. DK. STRIGK- LAND’S MELLIFLUOUS OCUUGH BALSAM. It gives relief almost instantanoous, and is withal notdiragreeable to the taste. ‘There is no doubt but the Meilifiuons Cough Baleam is one of the best preparations in use, and is all that its propri- We hare tried it during the ,and found relief from a most distressix; Itis prepared by br. Strickland, No. 13 Bycamere street. Cine!nnati, Ohio, and for Drnggista, Sold by J. W.NAIRN & OO... also WAITE’S Drug Store, and OHAS. OHRISTI- ed Pa. svenu id 502 Ninth streot, oc le by at TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DR STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY, Mr. Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been tronbled for sighs years with agera- ¥ated case of Piles, and his brother waa discharged rom the 2rmy as incurable, (he being anite para- Y2ed with the Piles.) Both thenedistromsiny ences i bottle of Dr BTRIORLAND S - The recoianendation of these fertlemen. beside the daily testimonials recetved y Dr. Strickland. ought to couvinee those suifer- ing that the moat aggravated chronic cases of Pilse are cured by Dr Strickland’s Pile Remedy. Itis sold by Droggists everywhere. Sold by. JW NAIEN & CO.; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa avenue and 50% Ninth street. 00 38-ly ECRET DI8SEAS: SaMARITAN's Girt ite the most certali jafe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme dy ever digcovered. Cures in two to four daya, and recent cases in twenty-four hours No,mineral, no ba. -Bo mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do me t went to be exposed. le packages, $2; fe male, a Fawaritan’s Root ann Hers Jrices—A positive and permanent cure for Spyhilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores. Spots, Tetters.&c Price $125 per bottle. Sold by 8. C, Fe advertisement. my 5 STOP THAT SUBATCHING, And use WHEATON’S ITCH OINTMENT. It cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours; also cares Chillblains, Ulcers, and all Eruptions of the Sxin, Bold by all Druggiste. J. B. GILMAN, mar 33-ly Penneyivanis avenue. AUCTION SALES. er rs B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE, FRONT. ING ON USTREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 5TH AND 7TH STEKETS EAST, AT PUBLIC ALO. TION. On THURSDAY, the 8th day of April next, at 534 oelock Dm , we shallseil, on the premises: Lot Ne. 1, in Square north of Square N 3, nga geod front and depth with the improvements. It will be soid and subdivided to suit purchasers. ‘Terms: One-third ; balance in six, twelve cash; and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down on each yiece when sold. mh 2-ap2445 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. '¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers No. 526, corner 7th and D streetz, IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON VALUABLE TWELFTH AND H AUCTIO: STREET WEST iN STREETS NURTH, aT PUBLIO On FRIDAY, the éth day of April next. at 5 o’clk hall sell, in front of the premises, part are 319, having a good front vements, consisting of a we!l- Frame Hone, contain- back kitchen This prop- is located in the central part of the city, : ing it a handsome residence for a private family. Terms: One-halfcash, balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premi- ses. $100 down when the prapecty is knocked off. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost agit es GREEN & WILLIAMS, BD 29-ap 2.4.5.6 Auctioneers, st dnt B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioncers. TWO VALUABLE FIRST-CLASS BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On THURSDAY. April 5, 1855, at 5 o'clock p.m., we will offer for sale. on the premises, two desira: ble Building Sites, being subdivisions of that hand- somely located Lot No 5, in &q) 2 north I street, between lith and 15th stre: lots each front 25 feet south, rannin, 42 t 7 inches, with a 20 feet side and 30 feet rear alloy, entering into a15feet through alley—all paved: This property is most eligibly situated, tworuuares from the Treasury Department and’one suare wm Lafayette and halfa square from Franklin to this property has been confirme! b; of the District of Columbia, and is free of all incumbrances. Terms of sale: One half cash; the balance in two equal payments of 6 and 12 months, for which iuter- est ing Botes, satisfactorily endorsed, and a Hien en the property, wil! be chaser to defray all t! and revenue may oe of sale within five G2: m7Sap2.5 GR aser. required. The pur xpenses of cofiveyancing id must comply with terms N & WILLIAMS, Aucts BX THomas DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. MOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RAR FIXTURES, LIQUORS. WAGON AND HARNESS, COW; ac, &c AT AUCTION = WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 4th, at 10 © cloc! will sell,at the llotel of A. Giles. N. 2. 33 Bridge street, near the Aquecuct bridge, Georgetow 8 ceneral assortment of— ousehold Furnitur ‘Wagon and Harney One excellent Cow An amortment of excellent Li Bar Fixtures. Ranw no- to; ucey One Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing *lachino, &e. Terms cash. 29 THOS. DOWLING, Auct. B* JAS. C. McGUIBE & C@., Auctioneers. TWO SMALL BRICK AND ONE FR HOUSE. NEAR NAYY YARD BRIDG On WEDNESUAY AFTERNOON, o’clock, on the premises, we ebali geil Lot 27, in Bauare + fronting 48 feet on 12th street east, running back 117 feet to an alley, improved by two om ee anJone Frame House. The Jo-ation oft April 4. atS property renders it suitable for a !ntcher or dairyman, re ie also & good spring of water on the fot. ‘Terma: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve be Ae faterert, mecareg. ga the premtees, mniedta ee. MeGU IRE & OO, Ancts_ B" JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctioncers, LARGE FRAME USE CORNER THIR- TEENTH STEE NORTH AND MABsA- CRU: ET TS AVENCE * nee On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April ‘th, ats bag pee @ rhail sell parts Lota envdivision of Siuare a2 cet 5 by Lariat rah Spoon “ Ih e fram use, containing eivht roome, et eireae T : Two-thirds cash; bal: i A with interest. secured on ty. sp mentes Geryedss at purcheser's cost 29. J.0. McGUIBE & Co., Aucia 8 AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY Eich Natural Laws of Husbeotey iyo: 3 rn Ay a! 8A q sal rcmin, Reet Tec on ket sifar . fe Johnson's Essays on M rethees ‘ ures, FRANCK TAYLOR EADY AND CONCLUSIVE TE@’ Broperties of HELMBOLD’s FLUID eee TRA BUCH! willbe a comperison with those ved by the test of eleven | | signated below, under the di AUCTION SALES. | SALE OF GOVERNMENT PAVING BTONES. Chil "sOgice. Depot of Wash: nzion, Washinaion, D.C, March. 1a "¢ | Will be sold at Public Auction. at the points de- | tion of Brevet Moore, AQ M von at J2 o'clock m.. the lote ef Government Paving Lientenapt Colonel James WEDD ESDAY, April 4. 135. follewing named Stones. viz: On F. between 0th snd 2st streets, Sauare 303, one lot af about 1:0 cart load. On E. between ba lot of abont it etreets, Square 105, cart loads. tween 2ist And 27d streota, Square SI, nk, one jot of about 25 cart luads, The property will bo sold tothe highest bidder nd must be removed within ten days from dace » asle. ‘Terme : Cazh in Government funda D.H. RUCKER, Brovet Major Gen. and Chief Qnartermastar, mb 30-4t Depot of Washington gALz OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN OS S“sTapius, PRNcING WITAKVES, AT GIESBOKD, D, 0. es { Quartermaster General's Ofice, ist Divisio ‘ashingion, Webrnary 27 By order of the Quartermaster Gene Will be reid on the der the direction o 1 there Premises. at public anction. un- Captain George F, Browntna, A.Q M . commencing on MONDAY, April 2, 143, atlv o'clock &. m.. and continuing from the ame hour each day thereafter, (except WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April d and 5, on which days the Milland Water Works will be sold.) antil the whole shall havebeen disposed of, the following described public property, to wit: Eleven (11) © Fi0ES, iframe.) 2x14 stories.) 16x20. 18x38, two 20x20, (two stories.) 15x + ( en adjoining 10x16,) 12x32. 15x15, two 23x 28. and 2x76. Righty nine (89) LABORFR'S QUARTERS, (frame, seventy Tour 16x18, fourteen Lxi4, and one | TOx16. With shed adyining &xil Ten (10) DWEULINGS, (frame,) 28x50 (two stories, with back buildings, 12x.82,) four 10x24, 19x 4. 16X32, 16x28, (with wing 16x17, and two kitchens adjoining, 9x12. aud 10x10.) 16x20. (with wing lox 14.) 24x24, (with shed asjsining, 19x99.) Nine (9) MESS OUSES, iframe.) 28x190 (two stories.) 15x60 (with wing 16x20.) 28x140 (two (two j | ries) 28x130 (witn additions, 19x12,) 28x140, 23x°@ (two stories.) 16x00. 16x34. and 23x40. Thirty-two (32) STABLES, (frame,) twenty four 282432, Rix 278X306 "ome 11x32, and one 15829 ( with } thed adjoining. 14x10.) One (1) HOSPITAL STABLE, (frame,) with 5 27 Kneat foot of stabling. One (1) ISSUING BTABLE, Tineal feet of stabling. ‘Twenty (20) BULLDINGS 18432, 18X31. 15x85. 101 23x 140. 21x48, 298x200, and 17x17 SHEDDING. 7.754 lineal feot. Thirty-two (32) WATER TANKS, 3x16, two feet deep. qaaventy-elght (73) MANGERB, 3%4x16, 334 foot ba Twenty (20) OUT HOUSES. One) HAY SHED. Nexsiz One (1) GRAIN HOUSE. (frame, 53200, Three (3) WHARVKS, one 1,18] square feet, one 11,169 square feet, and one 2 880 sqtrare feet. FENCING. os 980 lineal feet One (1) STOREHOUSE, (framo,) 52180. Two BLACKSMITHS’ SHOPS, (frame,) 48x160, and 63x10. . One (1) FNGINE-HOEBE, 17x22 The buildings will beeold singly moved within fifteen days The buildings will be taken down at the expense of purchiavers: but the lumber will, if desired, be delivered by the Government, freo of charge for tranrportation, on the depot wharf. Terms: Cash in Government funda. A beat for Gleshoro will leave the Sixth-atreet wharf every hour daring the day of «ale ; For further information apply in person or by letter to'Cariain GEO. BROWHING, AQ. My les ,D. C., or to this office. i ieanrgae = ck aig fcles A. BRIN, revet Brigedicr General ia charge, Firat Dh sion, Q. M.G.0 SALE OF STEAM BOILEK, FORCE PUMPS WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS. &c.. COM- PRIEING THE WATER W AT GIESBORO, BD. 0. Quartermaster General's Office, First D ashingion. D.C, February 2, 186 By order of the Quartermaster General, there Will be sold, on the premises, at public aacticn, under the direction George T. Brown: A.Q.M..on THURSDAY, April 5. 1855, at 12 a nek m., the following-described public prop- erty, to wit’ ONE STEAM BOILER. 30 feet long and 3feet in diameter, (with two twelve inch retarn fines.) made of 1, inch boiler iron, with all the necessary @ppurtenances, including Cast iron front, gauge cocks, globe valves, feed pump, smoke stack and hood, steam gange,( Ashcroft's patent.) grate — pipe, plugs, reducing piéces, «tc., all in go0d order. TWO WORTHINGT! STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No. 6, 18 inch cyllader, 9 inch stroke. 25- horse rower each and eaeh capable of pnmping and forcing 0 a08 galleps of water perday nected with them are the reqnisite valves, glands, conp- lines, bends. elbows. doxble valve of cups, &c. (@ame,) with 5,212 ( framo,) 22x32. 8x55. Is font 9x23, 254432, id must be re ing, ° These Pumps are comparatively new, and incom: plete working order, A large quantity of WATRR PIPE. follows: 4.182 feet &-inch cast-iron Water Pipe, 12,80 ine E ‘Be ch wrought-iren * 564 ch cast-iron <= 2.000 h be ‘i 1600 Beg 3 inch . THIRTY UNE ASTIRON FIRE PLUGs, (Ayres patent.) with all the neceasary connecti ms, sech as T's, bends, stop cocks. elbows, four. way pieces, &c., all inexcellenst condition; together Ww ith ALL THE TOOLS, &e., required for making al- terations and repaira in water Pires euch as pipe. cut‘ing nuchines, taps and dies, plyers, crabs, drills, punc caulking tools, &c ; in Government funds, Terma Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before the firet (Jet) day of May next. A bost for Gieeboro will leave the Sixth-street wharf every hour during the day of «ale. Any ferther information that may be desired wij! be given upon application, in person or by let- fete sy sare noes 2. pprowning, AQ. M., oro, D. ©, or a! his office. = JAMES A. EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General. in charge fe W7-ta First Division, Q. M.@. 0. UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD, J” Office of Assistant Quartermaster. Washington, D. C., March M4, 1886. AUCTION SALE OF T 8 MILITARY RBAIL- ROAD MATERIAL Will be sola at public auctior t Alexandria, Va on TUESDAY, April 10, 1866- 2 firet-clase Lucomottye Engines. 4 feet 8)j-Inch gauye, cylinder 4 Passoueer ox22; weight, 2¢ tons 4 Fietform Cars 2 Small Track Cara 21 Trucks for Freignt Cara 18 pairs Wheels ou Axles 2 Steam Pumping Engines 1 Statievery Engiae 12 Benderson Pumps Sv tons second-hr nd Railroad Lren (good) A large quantity of Frogs, Nail witeh Fix- tures, Car Couplings. Bar Yron, Springs, Nuts, Chain, M }» Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm il, Be 2 Buildings, frem 10x12 to 200x40 feet Lot of Offce Furniture Contents of Printing Office A Jaree quantity of new Shelf Hardware 1 Herring Safe Baloon Car, 4 feet 84-inch gange,9i> tan: y finished aud furnished with black walgs ;. tr’ with grecn piush; double trucks, withsroad trand wheels. Sale to commence at 10a. m. Terms cab, in Government fands. .L- ROBINSON “mh 15-eollt, Brevet Brig. Gi mn. A. Q SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT S*F ckMe PAKOLE, REAB ANNA- Hiadquarters Devariment of Washinston, ice of Chief termasier, Washington, arch 23, 1866, Will be vold on the premises. at public auction, on MONDAY. the 2d day of April 1955, at o'clock. the following PUBLIC BCIbDINGS AT CAMP PAROLE, NKAK ANNAPUBIB, (1) One Earrack, Surgeons’ Quarters, 73250 (7) Seven Barracks. for wards, 100x25 teot (1) Kitchen und Dining Room. 0x2 feet (2) Two Barracks for Stewards, £c,, 25x10 foot (1) One Dend-house. 24x12 feet qu One Wash: house, 80x25 feet (3) a feet Three Binks. 10x5 feet ) One Ice house, 2x20 feet. The buildinzs will be sold singly, and ir chasers will Le allowed fifteen days to remove them A military guard will remain in charge of the Property ten days wfter the sale, if required. Terms Cesh,in Government funds. M. I. LUDINGTON. Col. and Chief Quartermaster Dep’t Washington. ™ 22-8 PERSONAL. : 7M. OE, 3%1 F street, ite Patent WwW ‘inte tne only practical ST a3 PER in the District, wishes to inform his customers that be is bot connected with any ether Stamping concern in this city. Asthere are so-calied Stampers using his name hence this notice. He has on/y one place, on F street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns, whieh are mate up at once. JEREMIAH 8. BLACK. WARD H.LAMON. C.F. BLACK, LAW OFFICE, Cominiitiges ana A fhermere oe Le wie Supreme 's io Gourt of the United States, the Cour tof Oleime, the Courts of the District, the Bxecative Departments, and Committees of Congress. Office, 468 lath (direct) wil- iurda’ Hotel.) ewe ss: 7 opponent ns od, ri 2 eer LAW ids EES ‘3 i SHORTHAND WRITERS, 29 Indiana avenue, betw. sd ‘ OO” Oictk’s Otlee Oley heen, ‘INGLE, Pr iges y= W's 36 Louisiann Avenue, abere aNeth Btree? oulsiana Avenue, above Sixth oe M-ly ce VASHINGTON, D.O . Auctioneers. Cor. 13th and F streets, over White's Store, ing been leng and favorably known to the of Washington as Real Estate Agents, we would most respectfuliy tender our services aa AUCTIONEERS to thore about giving up al tate at 1° OB- ag all kinds of SEHOLD We. would respectfully impress upon the citizens of Washington that it will be our chief aim and desire to get the goods are sold at anction, and we sitteene to one pet ri Ha bee sale and ol ouses an ousel urni'ure. D.L WELLS & 00., Corner Agth nd F streets, AUCTION oF STEAM AGEVALRY DEPOT, GHESROKO, Quartermaster General's Office, First Division Washington, D.C, February 21, 18. By order of the Quartermaster General. there Will be sold on the premises at public anction un- der the direct of Captain George T. Browning, A Q Mon WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1355, at 12 o'clock M., the following described public proper- ty, to-wit: ONE (1) STEAM Ct tated AND FEED e, with massive granite foundations.) 40 by 90 eet 1. rd and engine houres attached, al! copstructed of the very best material, and in the most substantial manner, Ph uces of the mil:. consisting of ONE) ENGINE.OF 1LO0(HURSE POWER, with cy Hinder of twenty two (22) inches diameter and (wenty four (24) inches stroke, set upon & hearty cast-iron hed plate. with cold and hot water pumps aud heater. with a cast fron fly-wheel, with € 2 pulley of the same material. ten (10) feettn eter abd twenty-four (24) inches face, with Judson + patent gov-rnor TWO (2) BOILERS OF 60-HORSE POWER ca. eof the best boiler iron, five sixteenths (5-16) Bran inch in thickness, five (8) feet ta, dl and tonrteen (14) feet five (5) inches in lengt! ALES ach hoiler seventy-six (76) lap-welded flues, each three (2) and one-fourth (4;) inches in diameter, with all the requisite appendages : TES (10) PAIKS OF REEDS PATENT BUUK- INGHAM THIRTY (30) INCHES SPKING Lb. cae ted of solid French burr millstone, and tet intheavy, well-balanced frames, with hay cut- ters. «le~ Murs and conveyers sufficient to ont and bandic tne hay. grain aud prepared feed on the most economical and taber saving plan. ‘The sha!ting is of finished w:ouxzhtiren,and the pulleys of cxet-ire ers and boxe 8 The main driving-belt is of four 4 barrs, &c dely ratter, and twenty-four (24) inches wide. The beite tor driving the milla, &., are ef the best eak- tanned patent stretched Iw: . ‘The Engine Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of every description, are of the very best matertals and workmanship. and are still in excellent ceadi- tion snd fine working order, the mill haviag been in operation only about 15 monthe. { deemoa advisanle by the agent of the Go Ment on n- day of sale, the buildings will be seld eeparate | erme: Cash, in Government funds. Par ern will be required to remove treir prop- erty sre the first (ist) day of May next. un- less otherwise arranged with the owner of the FTE for Giesboro will leave the Sixth-street wharf every hour during the day of sale, Any further inf ranoD ea mer be Hesiron ill be gi npop spplication, in person or by letter tet Onetete okGRGE BROWNING, A” “MM. Gieeboro, or to this office Q. M.. Gleeboro, oF to this, ore. a ERIN, Brevet Brig. Gen.,in charge fe ist Diy.Q M. GO 4 C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES, WHISKBY. WINES. &c. Mepicat Prurveyvor’s Orrice, VASKL D.¢ eh 21, 1355. Will be rold at public anct n this city, at the Jnciciary Square Warehouses, back of the ity on WEDNESDAY. the i8th day of April next, ) clock @ m., the following articles of Hospi- Stores ard Liquors, no longer required for the dical department of the army, viz : Ths 10 600! Rea: 18 16,0:0| Pea Bo a 19.000) Mxd. Desc. Povd!bs 160 Whiskey Ths 20.000) * in bt tbs 30 000 Sh'y Wine Ihe 20.000) **" in bia 0.00 Jarragona Ext ot Beet, « td Milk tt jen. gal 3,752 he above articles will be sold ip lots to suit beth large and small purchasers, ‘Ternis—Cash. Five (5) days will be alowed to parties in remoy- the 5th ing ota provers). + Catalegues reac y rox = 7 "GHAS. SCTHEBLAND, Burgeon and Purveyor, U.S. A. mai “90 WBUTELER In. Anct, Q\ALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBULANOES . AND ARMY WAGONS. Office, Depot of bedirrce fmpage on, D C., March 18, 1835 pu auction. at Lincoln Depot, Washington. D.C.. under the dircction of Brevet Colonel © TH Tompkins, Q. M., on MONDAY, April 2, 385, at 10 o'clock @ m, the following mentioned Goveenment roperty, viz: 306 to 200 Light Ambulances, 300 to 10) Army Wagon, which will be seld singly, and must be removed within Sve daye from dute of sale. 2 erms: Cash, in Government tunds D.H. RUCKER, Prevet Major Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, Mh: 15-18t Depot of Washington, Chief Quartermaster Washin Will be sold at In sddition to the above, there will be seld, at the tame time and place. ONK ITENDLEw ONE-HORSE CARTS, ‘The sale will be continued from day to day until all the property is sold. gob 24 KALE OF MANURE, Ds Quartermaster General's Office, First Division, Washingion, D.C, iy wedge | 23. 1866. Hill be sold wt the Oavalry ny te ieeboro’. D. J..nlarge quantity of stock-yard MANUBE, which wil! be delivered to purchasers on the greund,orin barges or boats to be provided by them, at forty (40) cents per cubic yard. Two or more boats (according tu stre) can be loaded per day. ‘Tertng Caay-tn Government fonds. y order of the Quartermaster General. MES A. EKIN, dier General in charge iret Division a. BANKERS. LEW'!5 JOHNSON & Co., BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD, mh 2%-tt J** COOKE & CO., BANEEERS, Fifteenth sirees, opposite Treaswry, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always en hand, a foilsupply of ah GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASUBY NOTES, OERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e. And pay the highest prices for QUABTERMASTEB’S OHECKS AND VOUCHERS au 2-atr ” First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. B. COOKR, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8, HUNTINGTON, Gashier, GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1511 8T., OPPOSITE TH TREASURY DUPARTMENY. Government securitics with Treasurer United States. ‘Ss OSE MILLION DOLLAES. oe We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECUBITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXOHANGE and make @ollections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vonchkers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and Prompt attention to ACCOENTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIEMS and to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION in rezara to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at ali times cheerfully farnished, WM. 8. HONTINGTON, Cashier, WasHIne ton, March 23, 1865, ma 21-tf IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Particular attention given to the following stock American Express Go. National Express Co, Adams Exrress Co. National Bankers Fares Go U.S, Express Co. ‘estern Union Belegra . Wells, Faro ¢ Co. Aenspicam Teleerach Ge, x acted aarress rae United panes Frsréry & tarnden Express Co. Russi. mer. Telesr: 3 ‘Southern Express Go, Insuiased Telegraoh Co. National Express and Transportation. Co. Peivoleum and Mining Bares. segemens State, Advances mede on the above securities, A earyeences. Mechanica’ Hepking Association, oyt. , Einstein, Mosenfeld & Oo, OOFINGE. Ronth E05, Vauar. ‘outh east cot ro and FF a WATER PROOF PELE and VEL BOOFS put on in ti manner, of the very best material, at shortest notice. at vo moderate prices. Also. all kinds of BUILDING and OOMPOSI- TION ROOFING MATERBALS ongband lowest prices fe ————— OT XPERIMENTAL RESEA EX¥xat BING, by het e Isherwood aq ee ters | to any Point alen; j MU faced and balanced. with hang- | dent todrive ten (10) pairs of GRIST MILL AT THE DO, the sawe time and place. the machimery — | andria and Orange Railroad wien ai STEAMBOAT LINES. QEBING ARRANGEMENT. s Las od erg ga Captal: ROMARD, will resume on SaTUR ree - arry streets, Baltimore, every BATURDAY and TUESDAY at Spm for Basten Peint, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora’s Peint, Wal jach’s Landing. Cambridge, Huoghlett's Wharf, Cabin Creek. and Medford s Landing. Returning fi the Eastern Shore she will leave Mel- fora's W every THURSDAY and MON- DAY atl p. m at all the above men- tioned landings mgera apd fretcht, and reaching Baltimore ai . of FRIDAYS and TUESDA - __ fob 23-tf TBASTIO STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO | NEW YORE. The Steamers com: Dg this line are the JOHN Gipson. Capt. Young, E.©_ KNIGHT, Capt. Morris, FAIRFAX Capt. Winters Leavi: Pier No, 1% North River, Now York, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 4 oe et ¢ Serr ps aeamineton. D. GO. TUESDA sat? am pei rocetvod daily ‘during business hours, a fall, t ander cover. “"The steamers of thts line now counect with Alex- the line ef the ro: JUGAN, BHINEH AB! & Ov., Agents, Corner bth and Penn. aveuus. south side, and foot et G Sse Fosingee, D.O. i + Agents. BOWEN, a me Aisxandria, ve . B. OBOMW! & GO., Agents, ome — S6 West street, New York. RAILRUAD LINES, TON, ALEXANDRIA GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. Onand efter MONDAY March 12, 18%, and until further notice, Passenger Trains will run between Ww pgton and Alexandria as follows: vE Wasuincrox, AND LEAVE ALEXANDRIA. Local .. Leave Wasnincton. SSA, Mm, M. 0. A. STEVENS, Genera! Sup’t. W. J. PHELPS, General Manager, | ALTIMUBE AND OHIO BAILLOAD, Waskincton, March 25, 1866, between WASHINGTON AND BABTI- and WASHINTON AND THE WES’ Su) mh 12-1y ‘Trail MORE. are Row run as follows, viz FOR BALTIMORE. Leave dally, except Sanday, at 6:20, 7:30, and 11:15 a, m., and 2:45, and 4:30, and 7:3) p.'m. FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. daily, except Sunday, at 6:20, a. m., nud Leavy 2:45 p.m. FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, Leave at 6 and 6:208 m. and at 2:45 and 4:35 p,m FOR ANNAPOLIS, Leave at 6:20 and 7:30 a. m., and 4:30 p.m, No us te or from Annapolis on Sunday. ON SUXDAY. FOR BALTIMORE. &. m. and 2:45 and7:30 p.m R WAY STATIONS. Leave at 7:30 a.m. and 2:45 p. m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST, Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. On Snnday at 7:30 p.m. only, connecting at Be! — mith trains from Baltimore to Wheeling farkersbur THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at the Washington Station Ticket @fice at all hours in the day, as weil as at the new office in the Ame: can Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania aver oor Ne w Tork ep utindel phia. and Bosto: ‘or New Yo: a, . advertisement oft Throw makina. means -P.s aster Transportatiol L.M.COLK, General Tick-t Agent. ccm-tf G0. 8. KO ins "T SBQ0CH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTOR PHILAPELPHIA AND SEW YORK, ss 2-7] Wasninc tox, March 25. 1988. Trains between Washington and New York are now run as follo: : ws, vin: FOR NEW YORK. without chance of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:30 @. m. and 6:30 ™m. v ROR NEW XORK, ctianging cars at Philadel. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11:18 . m. and 40 p. wm. FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7: 1b m., and 4:30 and 6:50°p.m. : i es ‘ON SUNDAY. or for New York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p, aglcePing cars for New York on 6:30 p. m. train ‘ough tickets to Philadelphia, eh 3 OF Boston, can be had at the Station Office at al! Bours in the day, as woll as at the new office in the Amor: ican Telegraph Building, Ivania avenue. between 434 and 6th streets. See Baltimore and Ghie Railroad advertisement for schedule betwee, Washington, Baltimore, Av } aBd est. W.P. SMITH, Master of jon. .M.OOLE, General Ticket Agent. cc 8-tf GEO'S. KOONTZ, Agent, Washingten. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD ‘ebru: 12th. two dail: Washington ad Lymcne at Gordonsviile, via Virginia trains to and from Richmond, as MAIL TRAIN. Leave Washington daily (except Sunday) at 6.48 ™ , ang arrive at Lynchburg at 5. a. .45 p.m. Leave Lynchburg at7 a. m., and arrive at Wash- ington at 6.95 Popes TRAIN, Leave Washington daily (including Sunday) at | 6130p. m. Leave at 7:30 On and after Monday, trains will run between burg, connectin, Central Railr foliow: and arrive at Lynchburg at 6 00 a.m. Leave Lynchburg at 6.80 p.m, and arrive at Washington at 6 21 m. Both trains make close connections at Lynchd: for all points South and Southwest, ‘and at Wi nae iY m for North and Northwest. lass Sleeping Cars will be attached to the aims. ——— it is road is attractive. not only for its able accommodations. but for the fact that the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bull Bi Manassas. Bristoc, Catlett's, Ba; per, Urange and Gordonsvill shable interest in the annock, Oul- laces of imper- tects to'all points Bouth and South Thi wh tickets to 5 wast enn be ‘hed in Boston, New York. Philadel- ' ! | i spre W. H. McCAPFERTY. fe9-tf General Superintendent. ‘BEAT PENNSYLVANIA ROU i) G NUKTH AND WEST. vice lace FOUR DAILY TRAINS. SPRING AND SUMMER SOHEDULE, Om and after March 12th, 1865, trains will as follows; rie Leavi jt = We - Bait: Exprees Mail, 9:00 n Fast Line, 30 Pittsburg & Erie ress, 4-0 Pittsburg & Eimira Exp., 7:49 5 aCe tnlpdy tint oF sompar, ‘on it more. vo é as ae ea ‘ashington 2:45 SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. Gare ran through from Baltimore to Pittsburgh, Erie, or Kimira without change. ‘For tickets and any atthe ome of the Great Pi vania be gph dang nomen be avenue and Sixth strect, under Na- Sonal Hotel. and 14th corner Penna. avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, i ohinanen, E. J. Wi! Bleocker street: New Yor now Ho. be . o » had also of B. O, FORD, ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT H ‘BOVED WA8sH creas ecops-tm in stages, at litte expenee: a | a dist, no inconvenience, ana to ‘and free all EESONS SECURING ICE. Es T° | Sind, and the tooling run with the leng' hi ] true to the above ' igsee which are dite P®orosars FOB. TH RIVER FLAG ‘ Treascry De raRTMEne, t April 12th. 18%, fe ing for the side west wing of © Treasury efed at the work, and of the and numbers, vis 176 Stoves, Sit. 8in.xS ft. @in., not less than Sin, u . # Stenon, 8 ft, 4in.x3 f&. Oin., not lees than Jin. thick. 175 Stones. 3ft. Oim.x3 ft, Cin. not less than Sin. | thi c ‘ > t of The surtace of the Flags must be perfectly ont of ooling preterred. Ae the edges (ter delivery. the plates most be far- rk perfectly 1 will be re respect. The foot, (measared when . the pids to be per superfici | Istd and to incinde ail covts of delivery, and also | to specify the time in which tt can be delivered Payments will be made upon delivery, with © Teservation of 10 percent, until the whole of the above livered, The Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids if it be de: med forthe interest of the Government to do so, and no bid will be considered that does pot conform to the requirements of this advertisement is for Flec- ropornis tobe endorsed ‘Pro A.B Ma eth, Aetiee Su ash- "and addreased to tect, Treasury Department, A.B MULLETT Acting Soper Architect ARTMENT cof Supere Archite roh 27. 1836. PROPOSALS will be received at this office antil TUESDAY, Apri! 5d. 1395, for furnishing and de livering at Treasury Extension. four hundred and fifty (4:0) yards of Smail Stone, as per sample to he seen at the work of I ary’ Extension bedding of a macadamized road The vr Ving stone quarries in thie peighborhood is suitable for the purpose. The delivery of the e! to ss at red after —— and to he com- jeted within thirty (#0) ose fl A. LECT, mb 2-dtaps Acting Supervising Architect, preresats FOR SAFES AND LOOKS. Wasutxcton, D. C., March 3, 1856. led Proposals will he received at the Oftice of Hitect, Treasury Department, Washiagton. D.C., until 12 m., April Sth, 1886, for furnishing the Burglar Pooof aud the Burglal Fire Proof Safes required by the Treasur t- ment for one yoar from the acceptance of the pro- posal of the successful bidder Specifications sud drawings for the Burglar Proof Safes, showing the f construction at resent used, viz: alterna lates of iron and ardened eteel, can be ebtained upon application at this Department Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will be constracted in the same manner and cased with a suitable fire- proof covering, the plans aed specifications for which must be submitted by the bidder Safes to be shipped in perfect condition within a Beal: the | reasonable time trom date of order. The Loeks will be furvished Ly this Department, but must be put in place by the contractor, and be in perfect working erder when the Safe is turned ever to the proper officer of the Government. The bids to be per saperticial foot. measured on the outside, and to cover all charges whatever, jong painting and door imtares, (except cost jocks.) Proposals will also be received for Burglar and leone Proof Locks, to be accompanied with samples. All bids mnst be accompanied by the enaranty cf two responsible persons in the sum of $500) that the bidder will accept rform the contract if awarded to him, the enificlency of the security te be certified to by the District Attorney of the fe- trict where the bidder resices. The Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids. or to award the contract for Burglar Proof Safes to one party, and the Burglar and Fire Proof safes to snother, if it be deemed for the interest of the Government to do eo. and no bid Will be considered that does not con! to the Tegnirements of this advertisement » Act- ary Department, .D.C A.B MULUETT. mh b-2awtapS = Acting Supervising Architect Q@ALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOB, Ps — eadquarters Departmen: of Washington, ) ee ‘Office of the Chief ( Corner 15dq street and Pen Washinsion, D.C., 4, } The surplus Government Wood on band in thie city ‘and in Alexandria is now offered for sale in quantities from one quarter of o ten cords. aes pee desiring to purchase, This W: is of good quality, thoroughty sea- soned, and mixed in the propertions of ene third @ak and two-thirds Pine. ¢ Wood Yards are located on Maryland avenue. between 7th and sth streets; at 14th street, near Long Bridge, in this j.at Kendall Green, one mile north of Baltimore Ohio Railroad Depot; and one-eighth of a mile north of the city of Alexandria, ou the Washington and Alexandria Ratiread. of Wood at the yardsin Wodionten. sis, dollars ($5) per cord; at Alexandria, five aspera 08) par eunt, Gat Geapvares in any part of Washington at seven doliars $7) per cord; in jetown at seven dollars and twenty- ave oo ( 758) ee Ye and in Alexandria at five dollars and eighty cents per cord. Apply only at this office during office hours, and to Brevet r James Gleason, A. Q. M.,at Al- exandria Wood Yard, from 9 e’clock a.m. to 12 o'clock, noon ernment fands. = Ae ore EDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. mh 5-24t EXPRESS COMPANIES. Apa™s EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFIOR 514 PENNA. AVENUR, BRANCH OF Fi 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLAED’S. GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS. Merchandise, Money. and Valuables of al! kinds forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, BILLS, Made in accessible parts of the United States, 0. O. DUNN, Agent, DRAFTS, aND ECRET DISEASES! SAMARITAN'S GPFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED, “Yes, A Posrrive Cvex,” fer GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, é¢. 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