Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1866, Page 4

Financial and Commercial. The abundance of meney in New York en- eourages temporary speculations in stocks. | Yesterday morning the list was. stroncer | throughout than for the last day or two. The b caneornnne ae nig eee y een ne remarkably firm, the price nve-twen- ties having per eeiom im the face of a decline of about 1 in London. German bankers that prices at Frankfort are unchanged. We hear of no return of Five-twenties by the America, altheugh arrivals were expected. ‘Ten-forties have advanced to %x%, and are very firm at that price, and im large demand. Five-twenties are ¥ better. Seven-tbirties are WizXzale. Compound interest notes are quoted at per with interest. Money is literally a drug on the market. Large amounts are being in- vested in Government seeurities, aad to some exient, investments are being made in the sounder raiiroad stocks; but there is still a Jarge amount of unemployed balances on the market, which are 4 per cent.on Government collaterals, without finding borrowers. Gold yestePcay steady at 126% 01263. From the Baltimore American we quote mar- kets in that city as follows: Fleur—Sales reported include 300 bbis. Nerihwestern Extra at $10, 100 bbls. Superfine do. at $3.56, and 100 bbls. Howard street Super at $9.25 per bbl. Market quiet but tirm for all grades, receipts of Howard street and Western descriptions being very moderate. Grain —Receipts this morning at the Corn and Flour Exchange footed up 250 bushels wheat, 4,500 do. corn, and 1,000 do. oats. Nething of importance was done in wheat, transactions being confined tu 100 bushels yery | good white at 300 cents, and 300 bushels very fair red at 256 cents, but the market closed nominally unchanged for all grades. Large sales of Western wheat have been made during she past few days, to arrive, on private terms, UBNdersiood to be at 1Ma200 cents. Corn was rather firmer, fair to prime samples of white velling at 27290 cents, and good and prime yel- low at #6856 cents, principally at the lower rate for the latter variety. Some small lots of mixed corn and inferior white were taken at €2a53 cents. Gats were dull at 50252 cents, Weight, no large lots being sold. No sales of rye reported. Provisions—Bacon and lard are in some demand, and the latter is held very firmly. Nothing of importance doing in bulk meat or barrelled pork. We quote prices as follows: Bulk shoulders at 1 yall¥ cents, sides at lia WX cents. and pickled hams at becon at 133 cents for shoulders, at i5xal5 cents for sides, and at 19a22 cents for su: cured hams, choice canvassed only able at the latter rate. Mess pork at Western lard at 1%al9% cei.ts for el tierces, at 2! cents for kegs, city at 15% cents, Itimore refined a¢ 21 ported comprise Island, 1 Fr incumbent, whom he will pros eute for having lights on.the altar during the celebration of the Holy Communion. The ex- nse of the ecclesiastical trials is so great in England, that the Bishop promised himself an easy triumph over the poverty of the poor man, but the other three thousand churches in England that now use lights are taking the matter up, and he will not be besten for want of fands to maintain his legal rights.—{ Church Journal. 89 A gigantic enterprise has been started at Steckport, on the Hudson, close by the city of Hodson. A mile anda halfot the river front has been pur ed by New York, Albany, Troy. and other capitalists, and itis designed to establish a great lumber and freighting de- pot, torether with steaming planing and saw- mill, smelting furnace, machine shop and oth- er important works. The docks and slips are calculated to have at least twenty feet of wa- ter at low tide, with an unobstructed channel to New York burbor. @7 The Fredericksburg Herald says: “Foxes arehard to head in the way of cunning, put Mr. Silas MeWirt, of this county, beat them outat their own game a few nights since. Having lost a turkey by the foxes one night, be went out the next night. and with the aid of a bone, gave what is known ar the “turkey call.” Socn thereafter two foxes came up stealthily, both of which Mr. MeWirt euc- ceeded in killing.” S7A Paris correspondent describes the latest new bennet as “in shape not unlike the barber's basin used in some of the comic operas, —in other words, Don Quixote’s helmet, stuck | squarely on the top ofthe wearer's head, like the cover of a dinner-pot. It is fastened to its place by means of ribbons about as wide as your two hands, and tied under the chin, forming a gigantic bow, rather larger than the leaf of a moderate-sized dining-table.”’ @7Don't say freedmen are not inventive One night last week a party were serenading in front of West & Anderson's store, Rich- mond, and another party in the rear, working their way mto the store. Whilst delightful strains were enticing to the front windows, accomplices were engaged on a single string in the rear. ARREST OF A CINCINNATIANIN IRELAN James Smith, of Cincinnati, has been arrested in Ireland on the charge of beinga Fenian. Mr. Smith was a lieutenant in the regular army ofthe United States, and was visiting Ireland on private business, having no con- nection with Fenianism. It is said that the | Government at Washington have taken meas. | ures to effect his releace. | i} Parise FRriexps.—A clergyman, traveling in California, encountered a panther, of which be subsequently wrote as follows :—«1 looked at him long enough to note his brown and glossy coat. his big, glaring eyes, his broad and i] well-developed muscle, and his capacious | jaws, when both of us left the spot, and, 1 am Pleased to add, in opposite directions.” 7A letter written on board the U.S. steam- er Tuscarora, while at Montevideo, says: «The first Gay we arrived we bought for our mess, a Beet of mutton for 45 cents, 20 _.- steak at3 cents & pound, and all inds of meats, fresh kilied in the morning, at 235 cents per pound. ®7-A little boy, the son of a farmer near Louisville, while playing im the yard on Fri- day, found a bottle ofmedicine, which his fa- ther bed hid there. The boy thinking it was a mixture of sugar and water, drank some of the contents of the bottle (mercury and aquafortis) which caused bis,death in a few minutes. S87*There is now 2 pretty littte steamer on the Thames which runs ten miles an nour without paddle-wheel or screw. She takes in water well forward, and expels itatt under each quarteryand exn steer withont her rud- der, and can stop imtess than her length when going at full speed. S87" The Charieston South Carolinian chroni- ¢les @ new phenomenon’ in that city, namety, a demand on the part of the blacks for higher wages. The colored stevedores are unwilling to work unless paid two dollars a day. &7 A young lady in Shelbyville, Tenn, shot and killed an eagie, measuring nine feet from tip to tip. S7-There were found 130 yards of lace in the back hair of a female smuggler on the Beigian border. SA most remarkable flow of natural burn- ing gus was recently discovered while boring for oi] at Getzville, near Buffalo. SF Alfred Childs, indicted for perjury, in taking the oath of loyxity, in order to vote, was acquittedin the Franglin Circait Court, in Missouri, last week. 7 The chicken cholera has made its appear- ance in Madison county, Alabama, and is rap- idly sweeping off the remnants of the feathered | tribe spared by the negroes and soldiers. HEAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT Cc THE FOLLOWING PRICES: Cotton Eheets 80 cents each Pitlow Cases 28 cents, Drawers 50; ents Green Window Shades 50 cents Plates 6 and 8 cents each Single Bedateads $1.50 Single Hatr Mattresses uble Hair Mattresses 216 to $13 Fairbanks and D jst Anda large ussortuent of other srticles too nu- ~yoee, to mention , B.—Goods of all descriptions bonght, sold and exchanged ADAMSON'S, ” 506 9th street, oi to sp isim Pennsylvania avenue, a NL LL 5 FIRE and WATER PROOF FELT. CEMENT and GRAVEL #00) pat om gn the very best | Shortest oot yt yer moderate prices eat kind UILDING and COMPOSI- pli slovige Ltueias a aeaeaetee prices. fe7-3m N2O78 MEAD AND ROOT BEER. NECTAR MEAD AND ROOT 1 have this day Fecommenced SPECIAL NOTICES. TIONAL 18 iCa- a7 BA’ 4 BOrEnERynT INDI tion comparative merits of perfumes, and it is ® rest ot heveritica taste of the American pubiie of i im toilet Inxuries, that they bave ade; as the i 3 Sous tina” ea ncone ag SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUOKU Is CURING every case of Kinny Diskast, REEUMATIOM, | GRaveL, URinany DisonpeRs, WEAKNESS and | Parnes in the Back, FrmaLe QGomPtaints and | Trovpes arising from Bxcxssks oF aNY Kino. COME, YE AFFLICTED! TEY SMOLANDER’. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price 91. D. BARNES & ©O., New York, and BARNES, WARD & 00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Bruggists, Boston, Masa., General Agents. fed Wy TO DYE EASY is very desirable, MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIB DYE 1s the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No wash,nestain. notrouble. Achild can apply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of Saving their Hair dyed in pnblic, can DYE AT HOME better than any barber can doit, by using THE VENETIAN DYE. It does not rub off or make the Hair sppear dusty or dead, but imparts new lifeand lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price 75 cents. Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, N.Y. DEMAS RAENES & CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. my 16-eoly _——————_______! HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIANS HAIR RE Renews the Hair. Haiz’s Vecetasie Sictuian Harr Bexewer Restores gray hair to the original coler, Hay’s VEGETABLE Sicintay Harn RENEWER Prevents the hair from falliag off. Harz’s VEGETABLE Sict.ian Harn RENEWER Makes the hair soft and glossy, Baxv’s Vecetasie Sie:ttan Hain RENEWER Does not stain the skin. Hatr’s Stcintan VeGetance Mair Renewer Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever presented to the pnblic. Price $1, For sale by all druggists. ja 30-Taly ——<—_\_____. A SUPEKIOB REMEDY, We can conscientiously recommend to those rine a distressing cough. Dk, STRICK- LAND’S MELLIFLUGUS COUGH BALSAM. It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is witual hotdisagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt but the Mellifinous Cough sam is one of the best preparations in use, apd that its propri- etorclaims forit. We hi tried it during the past week. and fonnd relief from a most ceoenng cough. itis prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. 13: Sycamere street. Cineinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists. Sold by J. W. NAIRN & OO., also at WAITE’S Drug Store, and CHAS. CHRISTI- AN co Pa. avenue and $02 Ninth street. oc iy TWO BAD CASES OF PILES GURED BY DB STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY, Mr. Glass, of Janesville, Wiscousin, writes for the benefit of sll who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for eight years with an aggra- Vated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged rom the army a8 tncurable,(he being quite para- yzed with the Piles.) Both these distressing casos Were cured with one bottle of Dr. STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these mtlemen, beside the daily testimonials received y Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those antier- ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland’s Pile Remedy. Itis sold By Druggists overywhero. Sold by J. W. NAIRN & CO.; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa. avenue and 502 Ninth street. 00 26-1y THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! DR. J. W, POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND, Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the ooun- try, sfter having been proved by the test of elevon ears, in the New England States, where its merits ine become as well Known as the tree from which, in part. it derives its virtues. THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURE Bore Threat, Colds, Conghs, Diptheria, Bronchi Spittine of Blood, and B generally. It is remarkable ven J for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Diticalty ‘Voicing Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel,and other Complaints. Give it a trial if you wonid learn the value of a good and tried Medicine. It is pleasant safe and sure. Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen- erally. GEO. W. SWETT, M. D., Proprietor, jan 22-3m Boston, Maas, MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Mon. Also, Biseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, with sure means of relief. 2 Sent free of charge tn sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa, ap 16-3m SECRET DISEasEs, Samanitan’s Girtis the most cortein, safe and effectual uedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme- dy ever di@movered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases fn twenty-four hours. No mineral,no balsam,po mercury. Only ten pills te be taken. It is the suldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do net = to be exposed. Male packages, §2; fe- male, SamanitTan's Root anp Hers Jrices—A positive and permanentecure for Spyhilia, Scrofula, Ulcers Korea. Spots, Tetters. &c Price $1.25 per bot Sold by Ferd. See advertisement my AUCTION SALES. L. WELLS & ©0., Auctioncers. © te We i sell. at public anction. on FRIDAY, April 2th. at Wo’clock a. m.. et the resitence of 8 pentioman declining housekeeping, ali that lot of Furniture contained in house on the northwest corner of 10th and F streets. Extra nice Brussels, pets Beds. Bedateads, and Redding, Mattresses Chairs, Tables, Sofas and Lounges, Stoves, & Crockery and Glassware. aud a general as: ent of Household aud Kitchen Furniture. ap 24-3t D. L. WELBS & O0., Aucts. BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers; No. 526, corner 7ta and D streets. EXCELLENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, ON 13TH STREET WEST, SEC. OND DOOR FROM L STREET NORTH, aT PUBLIC AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 3uth instant, at 10 o'clock a. m..we shallsell, at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, viz: Parlor Fu “Walnut Sotge, Ledien’ and, Gents’ Destor Gest in fan les’ and Gents’ Castor rs ‘kera and Side Chairs Marble. Centre Tables and Whatrots French Plate Mirrors. Walnut Secretary Brussels Carpets aua Window Shades Several Suites of Black Walnut Chamber Far- niture. consisting of— Marble-top Dressing Bureaus steads. Washstands, Tables, and Chairs ried Hair Mattresses and Feather Pillows consisting in part of — Ingrain, and Three-ply Car- Cc One 14-day Mantel Clock One Chamber Suite—Painted Wood Three-ply, Ingrain, and other Carpets One Hall Set, consisting of Gothic Chairs and Tee Ha Cooking. Chamber, and A Lot of Kitchen juisites nd many other articles which we deem anneces- to enumerate, Dud * _ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY tsomas DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENO: AND MARKET GALDEN ON THE HEIGHT! GEORGETOWN. AT AUCTION MONDAY AFTE -RNOON. April 30, at four lock, I will sell, on the premises, all of that yaluable property now occupied by Diedrich Hie- der. as a market garden, lying west of AS st. north of and adjoining the residence of ich’ jy and contains thir- & high state of culti- house. large barn , smeke house. and all y, There are three excellent springs of water en the place, and a pump of wa- ter at the door, and one of the finest views of the Potomac river to be found in the District. aan covery re, a Faget Coa pga ie invest- It we suit for a private jenee, oF could be divided into building lets,“ Terms: One-halfcash; ‘in 3,6and 9months. with interest. secured by @ deed'of trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at tho cost . Title perfect. Pprehaser. THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. B* ee. 526 corner 7th and D streets. HB. RY SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE ie SRD BY Ht UTH M AND weer 3D UOT oe DELAWARE AVE.,(ISLAND,) AT x, yiriue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ed 1, 2,3, 4.5, . One of ling. Frame ans meney ‘and —- Log 1 jue in GREEN & WiLLIAMS, Auctioncers, a RON TING ci WE > 9TH AND 10TH STKEETS, ISL, os the sath | em y 1s balance six twelve Of trust onthe ems, ‘ene StAMDS at the cont tw her wold. NW & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ap Y¥ @REEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncors B No. 526, corner of 7th and B streets. AUCTION SALE OF TWO BRICK WARE- pousks on lease; ground rent at ; eS gro! ren' $15 per month street weet and B street north. the 28th inst. Sho 6 o'clock p.m front of the Builders will find it to their advantage to attend the sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancti q B Wo. 526, corner of 7th and D streets. LUTS. FRUNIING ON & ST. NORTH, BETWEEN 17TH AND isthe ST REBT! years torun; ontheeorner of 3d SATURDAY, Premises; to be sold without resery: api Auctionsers. AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD WEST. rob rem Pompan tgp. | On TUESDAY, ‘the first day of May next, at6 | o'clock P, m., we shall sell, on the premises, Lots and 4, in subdivision ef Square No 161, having 23 feet front each, running back 130 feet in depth, making them handsome Buikiing Lots, Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by s deed of trust on the pre- mives. All conveyancing and revenno stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 down wheu sold, a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BY? ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANOERY SALE By virtue of adecree passed /n Ke. Bicksler at al vs. Bicksler et al., Ishall sell, on SATU RDAY, the day of May. A D_ .1355. o’cleck p.m. on the premires. part ef Lot 1m Square N. $16, fronting 12 feet 9 inches on Kast Uapitol street, and panning back 1.0 feet, improved by acomforta ble Frame Dwelling House in good repair. Terms : One-half cash; the residue at six months with interest or the purchaser at bis optioneray pay the waole in cash. JONES. Trustee, F. WwW. ap 24-lit JAS. C. Mc@UIRK & CO., Anc i- B* JAMES U. McGUIBE & Co., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE LOT oT ae NEAR CORNER OF 22D, On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April 2ist, at 53; o'clock, on the premi-es, by virtue of a deed of trast duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No. 53, folios 123 and 124, [ shall sell Lot 14. Square 73, fronting 47 feeton sonth vide of north L street, near the corner of 224 street west. rnnnivg back 100 feet to a {0fect alley, with sewer running through the ot. Terme: One-half cash; tesidue in six months, with int secnred by deed of trust on the property, ‘Conveyancing at purchaser's coat. ROBERT A. WATERS, Trustee. ap l7-dts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Acts. Ls THE ABOVE SaLE IS POSTPONED IN conseqnence of the rain until FRIDAY AFTER NOON, April 27th, same hear and-plice. ROBERT A WATERS, Trustee. api J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aneta. B* J.C, McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. ; TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtne of a deed of trust duted April 23, 1862, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 218, folios 43, &ec., of the land records of the county of Washing- ton. D.C.. I willetier at anction, st the auction rooms of J.C, Mc@uire & Co., on MONDAY, the 30th day of Apri! insta: 5 o'clock p tm., the fol- low Lote of Ground in sshington, Lets 18, 20. 21, 22, 23 and 24, im Square Lot 4, in Lote 4,5 and 19,in Sqnare 635; Lot 6, quare 637; Lot 11, in Square 640; Lot 18, in Square east of Square 642; Lota 24 and 23 in Suware south of Square 64,; Lot 4,in Seuare 60; Lots 1 and 2, in Squ 1,001; Lot 9, ip S+ @ 1,118; Lote7, 8 and 9. in 8 1.133; Lots4. 5 and 6.in Sqnare 1.132; Let 3, in Square &3: south half Lot 7 mare 654. i, E Terma of selo cash, Stamps and conveyancing at the purchaser’s coat. he terms of sale must be complied with in one week after sale or the property may be resold after one week’s notice at the risk aad cost of the first purehager. WALTER 8 COX, Trustes. ap l6-eol0t 3.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Bree McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of Colambia, made in the cause of Armand Jardin et al. va. Albertine Favier et al., No. 1,253, equity, dated May 27, 3867, I will offer at anction, on WEDNESDAY, the &th day of May next, on the premises, at pelt past 6 o'clock p. m., that valnable | oh in Washington known as Favier's Square, cing Siuare 160, This square is known for the valuable springs on it, which were recently filled up by the Government. but cau easily be restored. It may be divided to suit purchasers, Terme of sale: One fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the resilue in three equal Instaiments, at 6,12 and 18 months, with interest, to be secnred by approved notes and a reserved Hen. The terms of sale must be complied with within ono week after sale, or the property may be resold. after one week’s notice, at the risk and cost _—— first aoe: ‘ * th tof th tamps and conveyancing at the cost of the pur- - WALTER 8. CO. chase: . Trustee J.C. McGUIRE & OV., Aucts. ap 16-c02w BY ©. W. BOTELER, Auctioncer, 320 D street, between luth and 11th sts, SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR BLADENSBURG AT AUCTION. tn MONDAY AFT. NOON. April 30th. at 33 ‘8. a emall tract jecate about one hundred yards from the Bladensburg depot, and about fifteen minutes ride by rail from Wash- ington. ‘This charming little retreat abounds with every description of garden truck, two hundred and fifty choice fruit trees, embrac altogether in the highest s improvements consist of two neat cottage buiit henses © containing ten ani the other eight rooms, servants’ houses, ice-house, filled, hen- house, stable, &c. ‘Treins leave Washington daily at 6 aud 6:209.m., 2 45, 4:35, and 7:30 p.m. HKeturn at 8:13, 11:20 a. m.; 4:9), 6:39p.m. Persons who desire to attend the sale willleave at 2:45p.m. | After the sale of the farm will be sold, one Horse, two fine Cows, Spring Wagon, Cart, Harness, Farming Implements, &c. Terms: One-half cash; balance on a@ credit of six and twelve months, notes to bear interest, and satisfactorily secured. Stamps and conveyancing at purchaser's cost. CEC NEN bat caataey Ratt ol, Beat °TC . +, Atrorne’ . 7 . apisd''. W BOTELER, Auctioneer. {Intel and Chronicle.4.j YC. W. BOTELER, Anctiorver, B No. 320 Datreet, between 10th and 11th, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING ON 12TH STREET. By virtue of a deed intrust bearing date Sep- tember 36th, 1555, and duly recerded in Liber R. M. H., No. 3. folios 150, 151, and 152, one of the land records of Washin, shall sell, on FRIDAY, May sth. at 50’clock p.m., on the premises. part of Lot No. 4, uare No. 324, de- 8c ibed in said deed as follows egiuning for the same at a point twenty-cight feet north of the southwest corner of said square, ranning thence east fifty feet, thence north sixteen feet, thence West sixty feet to the line of 12th street west, and thence-with the line of said 12th street, south six- teen feet to the place of beg! together with siland singular the buildings, jag; 8. rights, Privileges, and appurtenances thereto belonging. The im- rovements consist of a three-story Brick Dwell- ng. with @ three-story back building, located on 12th street. between B and C sts Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms cash. W. A. BOSS. Trustee, -law@ds CHAS, W. BOTELER, Anct. SALE OF SPADES, SHOVELS, &c. Chief Quartermaster's Osfice, Depot af Washington, Washincton, D C., April 19, 1335. at auction. under the direction ef G. Thomas. military storekeeper at clothing depot, Armory Sumare. this city,on MON- DAY, Muy 14,1) Wo'clock @. m., 17,00 Spades, nu els, new; an & Sibley Tents, worn. These spades and shovels are from the best man- Ufacturers, and many of them «re in original pack- es “Srenta will be sold singly: apades and shovels in lots of twelve, with the privilege of twelve dozen, tg days are allowed purchasers to remove their ods. . Terms: Cash, in Senne Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Sp 20-20td Depot of Washington ALE OF GOVERNMENT i S STANTON HOSPITAL ED ENS = Chief Quartermaster’s' Oe, Depot of Trskonptent Washing: D. C., April 21, 1866. Will be sola at public auction. on the premiees, under the direetion of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore. A.Q.M., on FRIDAY, April 27, 1866, at 12 0’clock m.. the Government’ build- ings comprising STANTON HOSPITAL, situated = Naas between Second and Third streets, 1n je city, viz: Six (6) Hospital Wards, each 24 by 210 feet One (1) Administration’ Building, 24 by 177 feet. One (1) M by #8 feot." 7 “is Stx (5) Connections, each 7 by 24 feet. Ove (1) Plank Walk. 6 Py, 312 feet. One (1) Platform and Walk, 4 by 350 feat, The See will be sold singly, and must be Temoved within fifteen (15) days from date of sale. Terms: Cash, in Gove: a Brevet Major Gen, and Chief Quartermaster. Ap 21-8t sis Denote Washington. OF Gov: 5 ABGE SALE NETY ZENMENT PROP. ‘Will be sold at Newbern, North Carolina, a large mi the ameu |. Sale to commence on the 15th d: May, 1836. at 10 o’clock ., and tinue 4: cif fimramber ha SP oLaR Se ithe tote, {ae short bandied and 1,600 1ong-handled Shov- the direct Sg ie on TUBSDAT. the sth 1856, am continue from da: day, until allis |. the fol- lowing described | ‘of Quartermaster's “Hy 4 ° 4 Ibs, Tali sets Cart Harnebs. Fe lbe Yaad) MS 88 sets Four: horse Har. ness, t $0 Vil Cans, 4 sets Ambulance! Har- 6 Platform scales, ners. {8 {Single and Double a i aa row Bars a H hed a 3 Watering Carts, | 017 Ibs. Railroad Spikes, 17 Army Wagons, ifogr «ne Orne) 0 3 Nevin Wagons,'(two Haaps, jorse. é 1Ambulance, four horse)700 Open Rings, Bolts, De horse Wagons, Links, &c.. £0) Tire Bolts, 0 Linch Pios. —_ Staples, Hooks, T’s, Cc. 39 Portable For, WaAnviis, Fixtures, 44 pairs Hames, 0 Heating Stoves, 80 Riding les, 80 Kenches, H 28 part seta 4-horee Ambu- | 10 Mess Tables, jance Harness, (new,) 2 Table Spoopa, 1,00 Knives and Férks, Ladies i 10 Bridles, (new,) 190 sets Lines and Martin- ales, o\Gollar Pads, re 1,069 Tin Cups, 10 Tin Plates, 20 Surcingies, Saddle- 35 Coffee Pots bags. and Urappera, Sr Menure'Forke,| daidee Belting Leath 25) Manure Forks, | Asides hha er, 15 Axes, 4 sides Bridle Leather, 50 Spades, 5) Curry Combs, 450 Shovels, 700 Horse Brushes, 7 Coal Buckets. (large,) 13 sheets Sheet Iron, 90 Water Buckets, (new,) 318. Head Halters: and 229 Ibs. Ropes, (new.) 50 bs. Babbit Metal, 750 Bead Halters and 125 Lanterns, Lamps,&c., Ropes, (good.) ! 6 boves Window Glass, 1.000Head Halters (good, 20 lt . Rotten Stone, 2.000 Head Balters, 1Cr cular Saw, frame and 500 Head Halterd and |} vlting. Chains, 2vircular Saws, Su Neck Straps) and 2 Cross-cut Saws, Chains, 4 Wood Saws, t00 Halrer Chains, Saws, 32 Hand 2°@ Canvas Horse Covers,10 Tenon Saws, 8 Grindetones, '#) Planes, (assorted, ) iking Irons, Hay Axle WO 6 000 Iba, Si Hooks & 3,000 Ibe 150 Brands, (assorted,) £00 Ibs 3 Oleavers, 6 Log Chains. 14 Angers, 4.0001bs Assorted Tron, 1 1,222 )+s, Strap Iron, 000 Tbs. Rope, 170 Wall Broshes, 37 seta Shoeing Todls, e 0 Hardies, i 12 Trying Sqnares, 10Pritchela and Pnhches,J0 Spoke Shaves and Saw 200 pairs Tongs, Setts, 100 pairs Pinchers, | 40 Oil Stones, 75 Cold Chisels, 14 Claw Hammers, Tenon Auger, (com- plete,) 8 Braces and Bits, ad Fa cal Bits, (assort- ) 60 Cltech Irons, °0 Hatcheis, 20 Hammers (assorted,) 5 Screw Drivers, Leet Hobbies, 12 Monkey Wrenches, 30 Rasps, ll Drawing Knives, 200 Files, 2 Spirit Levels, 2 Bellows, 5 Adzes and Hand Axes, ll Vices, 4 sets Stocks and Dies, 200 Broome, 100 Chisels, (assorted,) 30 Ive Hooke, 20) Halter Squares, 2sets Shoeing Stocks, 20) gross Buckles, 10 W ibarrows, 10 gross Halter Boits, 5 tron Pota, 10 gross Kings 4 Dutch Ovens. # Door Belts aud Thumb 276 Stove Pipe Joints and Latches, Elbows, 175 Locks, (assorted ) 50 Camp Kettles, 300 Carriage Knobs, 228 Picks, 20 lbs. Copper Kivets, 2 Plows. 1:0 pairs Rutt Hinges, 5 Boed Scrapers, 3.0%) Plastering Laths, 9 Wagow Hounis(new,) 20ftice Tables, 7 Feed Troughs, 25 Office and Field Desks, 83 Double-trees and Lead 15,000 Grain Sacks. bars, 7 One “*Pelton’s Eight-horse Power,” with bear- ings and bolts, shaftings, gearings, pulleys, &., and One Worthington Steam Force Pump, capable of forcing twelve thousand (12.000) gallons of water rday. And many other articles not enumerated im the mors cae i tne ‘erma : Cash,in Government fu: 1 Stores will be delivered on the wharf of the Gies- boro’ Depot, free of expense to the purchaser. The purohaser will be allowed five (5) days from date of sale, in which to remove the stores boat for Giesboro’ will leave the 6th street wharf 1% pairs Strap Hinges, - 30 Onairs, f nale, every hour during the days of ate ‘A. EKIN, lier General in charge t Bri ap 23d mere iret Division. Q.M.G. O S* OF A STHAM GRIST MILL AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORQ, D.C. termasier General's Office, First Division, Quarter aT eA tagion, De Ge, Ape AT 13st order of Quartermaster General, there will be sold, on the premiecs, at public auction, under the direction of Pepin. George T. Brown- ing, A. Q. M..on WEDNESDAY. May 23, 1866, at 12 —— = he following-described public prop- to ONE “Gy BTEAM GRINDING AND FEED (frame, with massive granite foundations.) 40 by 90 feet. with coal, hay, and engine houses attached, all constructed of the very best material, and in the most substantial manner, Also, at the same time and place. the machinery and appliances ef the mili. consisting ef ONE) ENGINE, OF 100-HURSE POWER, With cylinder of twenty-two (22) inches diameter and twenty-four (24) inches stroke, set upon @ heavy cast-iron bed: plate. with cold and hot water zene and heater, and cast-iron fly-wheel, with riving- pulley of the same material. ten (10) feet in diamet nd twenty-four (24) inches face, with Judson’s patent governor TWO (2) BOILERS. OF °° HORSE POWER made of the best bofler iron, five-sixteenths (5-16) of an inch in thickness, five (5) feet in diameter, and fourteen (14) feet tive (5) inches in length; each boiler containing seventy six (76) lap-welded flues, ge ieee (3) 8 one Pere (6) Sees in diame- er, Ww the reahisite appendages. TEN (10) PAIRS OF REED’S PATENT BUOK- es THIBTY (30) INGHES SPRING Constructed of solid French burr millstone, and set in heavy, well-balanced frames, with hay-cut- ters, elevators and cbnveyors snificient to cut and handle the hay. grain and prepared feed on the mortecouomical and labor-saving plan, ‘the shafting is of finishe ought iron, and the ulleys of cast-iron, face! and balanced, with angere and boxes, dufficient todrive ten (10) pairs efburrs,&c. The main driving beltis of four (4) ply rubber, and twenty four (24) inches wide. The belte for driving the mills. &., are of the best oak- tanned. patent stretched leather. The Bangine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of every description are of the very best materials avd workmanship. and are still in excellent con- dition and fine working order, the mill having been im operation caly about fifteen months. ifdeemed advisalile by the agent of the Govern- ment on the day of sale, the buildings will be sold separately. . ‘erme : Cash, in Government fands. 4 Purchasers will Tecnired to remove their Property before the firet(ist) day of July next, Salen ecnerwiee arfanged with the owner of the grounds, A boat for Giesboro willleave the Sixth-street whar' er Sone poring suse Of sale. will farther Lemay eer te ae may be Login be given npon app! jon, in person or by let- ter, to Meg cago George T. Browning, A.Q. M Giesboro, D. C., or at this office. JAMES A. EKIN, Brevet eraeaier. General, in charge 18-ts irst Division.Q. M.G. 0. ‘OVERNMENT SALE OF THE MILITARY BAILKOAD AT BRAZOS SANTI- AGO TEXAS. uartermasier General's Office. fashington, D. April 19, 1845. The attention of ¢apitalists seeking a profitable investment is invited to this saie. Sealed ——— Will be received at the office of the Quartermaster General, (Division of Biverand Railroad Transportation.) at Washington, D. C., until the 18ST DAY OF JUNE next, at 12 « «for the purchase ef all the right, title. and in- terest of the United States in and ‘to the United States Military Bailrond from Brazos Santiago te White's Ranche. Texas. The sale will include the entire track, and si- dings. buildings, water stations. turn-tables, bridges. &c,, the railroad meterials and supplies pertaining to the road, together with tl ‘oll- ae Sees cars, machinery, and other equip- ments. The sale will not include the title to the land, which does not belong to the United States. This road is about ten miles in length. tends from Bravos Bantiago to White’ on the Rio Grande. From this poiat connection is made by steamer with Brownsyille and Mata- the shortest and best for the im- moros. mense traffic vetween the Gulf of Mexico and the interior of Southern Texasand Northera Mexico, and the communication by rail alone can readily be extended te Brownsville. The road already completed saves thirty miles of difficult and tortuous ration. on the ziver now charees it ited, for freight to heck as $5 per barrel, and for pas- is five feet gauge, good ties, T rail, and e road Tiles parsicalar dhecription of th rt ere cul pec! ion ie pro! ecrirgancr Mis’ Woot st ae bale ow Orleans, =a -” A condition of the sale will be that transporte- tion shall be furnished for all Government troops supplies. Deg sy required. at the rates by Sovecument at the time tothe New York Cen the terme of payment accepted will be those considered the most fevorable to the Government. Ten per cent. cash,in Government funds, to be paid on acceptance of Proporal. . = ‘Te Government reserves the right to reject any yr all pri els. "Propossie should and ex- S, s ineten, 5 By order of the Quartermaster General ALEXANDER Brevet Colonel “ Division Q. M. G. os = Q. Mai a i yin ol ou e ‘ap 20 .37t PROPOSALS. Bore 7” OM ey DEPARTMENT, wet w. ron Ofry. April ASHE TON TY. a = ** Proposal led P; . endorsed pean Tepes, jo: she rd.im this city, of May, 1ee6, at which hour the opening of the bide will be commenced, for the erection of a new Naval Mag- azine on the richt bank of the Anacostia river, upon the ite of the present oid butiding. which is to be taken down and the matertals used in ex- tending the wall of the enclosure, for removing the Jresent keeper's houee and buildi new one in another place; for the repair «f one brick store house; and for the necessary fencing and grading premises. ‘he work is to he commenced on Thursday, the tenth (10) day of May. 1864. and must be rely | completed within ninety (90) days thereafter. Pisns and specifications for the work will be in readiness at the office of the Inspector of Orduance, commanding the Ordnance Yard, for the examiaa- tion of parties desiring to make proposals, on Fri- day, the 7th instant. and where every information will be givem with r to the details; and bid- ders will be aired to state the its for which they will furnish all the materia oe plete each portion of above rpecified work uc- rding to th I.n8 and spectfications “Each bid tbe accompanied by good and suf- ficient guarantors, approved by an officer of the Government known to this Department. that the Didder will, if bis offer be accepted, enter intocon tract to perform the work bid fer: and the Depart- | ment reserves the right to accept or reject any er all of the bids,as the interest of the Government juire. iring te bid mi seamantes queue and ex: ne the condition of the works in order to bid understandinely. and facilities for —= will be emerdet by the officer = ~~ ™ “M.A. WISE, ap 23-eotd Chief of Burean. pBeresats FOR STATIONERY. Office Devo: Commissary of Subsistence. Washington, D. C.. April 28, 1856, Sealed Propcs: in duplicate, will be received at this office arti SATURDAY, April 25,1836, at 11 o'clock, @ m.. for farnishing this depot with the following stationery for three (3) months, from the first Sy of May, 1556 : Cap Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh net less than 12 pounds to the'ream Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, less than 10 pounds to the ream. Letter Paper, ruled and unruled to weigh not less than 9 peunds to the ream, Note Paper, ruled and uuruled, to than 5 pounds to the ream. Folio Post, ruled, to weigh not lees than 24 pounds to the ream Envelope to the ream | Blotting Paper, to weigh not less than 100 pounds to the ream. Official Envelepes, per M.. white and buff. of the following sizes © x10, x9. x11, 81-9. 5, 11, 35-10, xxi0. | Letter Envelopes, per M., white and butl, of the | following si W, x5, 3-1, Xx1, xx2, 1 Sealing Wax, per pound } j | necessarily visit the | to weigh not weigh not less | Paper, to weigh not less than 24 pounds | Muctiage, large and small bottles, per dozen. Ivory Paper Folders. per dozen Red Tape, Nos. 17 anil 23, per «pool, Pp holders. assorted, per dosen. ts? Erasers, per dozen | Steel Pens, Gillott's, Nos. 305, 404, 332, 351. Rulers Lead Pencils, Faber’s. : Arnold’s genuine Writing Fluid, quarts ana | j pints, ia jozen 4 Arnold's Gopying Fluid, quarts and pints, per dozen Black Ink, quar’ Dovell's or David's Carmine Tak Memorandum ks, assorted, per dozen giBlank Books, per quire, Cap, Demy. and Me- inm. India Rubber, per pound. Inksta: assorted Tr ce7 nd pints. per dozen. | ders are invited pide ly for all the station- ery ord red, in such funds as the Government may furnish. te be sieesiee Proposals te irect eT. BRIDGES. Brevet Major, C. 8. V ROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF | VAULT AT ARLINGTON, Va. Headquarters Deparrment of Washrncton, ice af the Chief Quartermaster, ed. P ‘ashineton. D pan pet gt mye Beal roposals will be received at this Ovlice until 12 o'clock noon, APRIu 30TH instant, for the excavation and masonry necessary for the con struetion of a Stone and Brick Vault at the National Cemetery at Arlington. Virginia. the required materials to be furnished by contractor or con- tractors. Said vault to be under ground. of an interior diameter between the w: of twenty (20) feet, ten (10, feet high to springing line of arch, with walls three (3) feet thick, of rubble masonry, laid in mortar of part lime and part hydraulic cement; to ae epeeeen with hemispherical arch of same material. The floor, walls dividing vault into compart- ments, and walle at opening at top, to be of brick masonry. es Plavs —— may be — _ specifications will be furnished, upon «pplication a’ * office, : ar MI LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, ap 20-8t Department of Washington. SALe OF ABMY WAGONS. Chief Quartermaster’s Ofce Depot of Washinston Wash@meaton, D. C., April 19, 1865. Sealed Proposais are invited for the purchase of 70 Army Wagons, in lots of not less than twenty- ve. Payments to be ap 20 ot These wagons are worn, but still serviceable for road and fi . Proposals wil until 12 M. WEDNES- DAY, May 9. Payment(in Government fands) will be required upon notification of acceptance of bid, and prior tothe delivery of the Wagons. The right to reject all bids considered too low is reserve: ‘These wagons are at Lincoln Depot. about one mile east of the Capitol, and can be seer by apply- ~ to Colonel TOMPKINS, the Quartermaster in ebarge. Proposals should be signed witn the bidder’s full me. abd give his post office address, endorsed als to purchase Army Wagon and di- 0 D.H. RUCK SR Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster. Sp 19-17t Depot of Washington. FFICE OF THE CANAL BOARD, April 17, 1986 Proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office, City Hall. Washington, D.C., untili2 M., SAT URDAY, the 2sth instant. fer excavating twenty- six thousand (26,000) cubic yards, more or Ines, of deposits from the Washington City Canal. between Tiber Creek and the Eastern Brauch. thesubstance = removed to be wherever the may rect, For further imformation apply at the Mayor's ce. BICHARD WALLACH, Mayor, RANDOLPH COYLE” ter rar. wM. rorsyTn* City Surveyor. DAVID HEPBURN, Canal Commissioner, WM. D. Wisk. one Late Canal Commissioner, Canal Board. ap I8-eott MAYeR's OFFICE, ASHINGTON, APRIL 21. 1956, Proposals will be received until 12 o'clock m. on THUKSDAY, May Sd, instant, for grading and Finns M street north. betweeu Fourteenth and ifteenth streets west. The cravel to be nine in- ches in the center, tapering of to four i ward the gutter line; te be well rolled with reller after graveling,and to relieved ail boulders of an improper size, at the discretion of the Commissioner. Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for ich measures most, to be | cutting or filling, that w once: the surplus dirt to be deposited | paid for but wherever the Commissioner may direct. ‘o part of the appropriation will be paid until ad Dy the Com: joner As- rR. the ~ per cubic yard for for a nd square yard for welipg. - JAS. W. SPALDING, ap 23-eotd Commissioner Second Ward, PBoresats FOR SEWER. Mayor's Orricm, Ap Proposals will be received by the until 12 o'clock m. on MONDAY, April 30th in- stant, for the building of a three-foot Barrel Sewer, (inside dtameter,) the walls tobe nine inches in thickness, on D street north, betweem Sixth and Seventh streets weet, to connect with the sewer in Seventh street west. Also, fora two-feot Ba: Sewer, four-inch walls, in the alley of Square No. 457. renning from D etreet nerth to the center of the alley in said Syare running east and west. in sccerdance with the act approved October 26. 1985; the sewer fi ve twe traps, with an iron grate over » the sewer in D street north to have one man-hole pl yeod the Commissiener of NBiagere will erate the tite por lineal fost for the re fe the Ice fever semen which shall Jue nde ai excayations Bc. j lece for ¢ man-holes : siccenaful bidder or vlddere to be spond ie e 19, 18665. ndersi ed by the eli ts. and any in the construction of the work. The right to decline any or all posals, should it be deemed fer the interest of Corporation to de £0, is \. ‘Specifications car be seen at the office of the Commissioners of Improvements every day be- onthe Commissioner of ike Fosrth. Wark eae on on ‘ou! None but practical mec! pia, MA*%e8s OFFICE. = Sealed Proposals wilibe reccived OF the undsr- fenee ne 0} April sth side diameter ) the ere LJ ened j Bidders will state the lineal foot for fol blader or biaders 96 be yeaewentths foe eh Re cone the gas or water pipes, or caused by the tgp of the work” . wiz ss right to decline any or all should It be deemed for the interest of the Corporation to do so, is reserved. ffi o Bh Ertan ted moby ™ rem ala. to 12 m.. or at any time br calling on the Gommis- sioner of the Second Ward. Hone bet praction machinionme Lo ap 20-4 Commissioner af Ward, L TUngeReh WR ERE ot Foadas of in FRANCK TAYLOR, i | remedy from serak, THE PERUVIAN sYBUP I8 A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PROTOXIDE OF IRON, 8 Dew discovery in medicine. which STBIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE, by stpplying the Blood with its yiran rarer: e, Ok LIFE FLEMENT—IRON, This is thesecret of the wonderful eucocer of th remedy in curing DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPsy , CHRONIC DIARRHEA, BOILS, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, CHILLS AND FEVERS, HUMORS, LOSS OF CONSTITU TIONAL VIG6R, DISEASES OF THE AIDNEYS AND BLADDER, FEMALE. COMPLAINTS, nd all diseases originating in a BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, | or accompanied by pesiLityY OF A LOW *TATE ep THE SYSTEM. Being free from Alcohol in any form, ite eaerg: Zing effects are not followed by corresponding reaction, but are permanent, infusing srarve VicoR and NEw Lirg Into all parts of the «ye! and building up an IRUN CONSTITUTION, DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY. From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, D. D.; Dunuam, Canada Kast, March 24, 18%, * * * “Tam an inveterate Dyspeptic of more than 25 years standin * “I bave been so wonderfully benefitte? in the three short weeks during which I hi used the Peruvian Syrup, that lean scarcely persuade myrelf of the reality. People who have knewa mo are astonished at the change. 1 am widely known, and can but reeommend to others that which has | doneso much forme.’ * * * AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON, says: “ [have been usingthe PERUVIAN 8¥RUP for some time past; it gives me NEW VicoR. BUOYANCY OF SPIRITS, ELASTICITY OF MUSCLE. Thousands have been changed by the use of ¢ sickly, suffertms creature strong, health en and women; an tnvalids cannot reasonably hesitate to rive uw a treat, A hlet of 32 pages, containing certificates of cures and recommendations from some of the Mosteminent physicians, clergymen, and ethers will be sent FREE to any address, FOR SALE BY J. P. DINSMORE, PROPRIETOR, 36 Dey street, New York. AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SCROFULA, All_ Medical ree EST EEMEDY tor Serof 3 ered The tain a PURE SoLuTION of it, DR, Il. ANDERS’ IODINE WATER Is & Pure Solution of lodine, WITHOUT A SUL- VENT)! that IODINE is THE and ali kindred di. iMiculty has been to It witt cure SCROFULA in all tte manifold forms. ULCERS CANCERBS,SYPHILIS,SALTRUEUM. and it has been used with astonishing enecess in cases of KugcmaTiso, Disrirsta, Cover arrion, Femare Compiaints, Hgakt, Livex, axy Kit NEY DiskaseEs, &c. Circulars will be sent rrr to any address. Price $1 a bottle, or 6 for @5, Prepared by Dr. H. ANDERS, Physician and Chemist. FOR SALE BY J.P. DINSMORE, 36 Dey street, New York. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY HAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY, WITH THE MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS IN CURING COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESs, THROAT, INFLUENZA, HOOP COUGH, CROUP, LIVER ‘CO! LAINT, BRONCH 11s.’ DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING. ASTHMA, AND EVERY AFFECTIUN OF SORE ING T, LUNGS, AND OREST. OOMSUMPTION, which carries off more victims than any other cane ae and which batties the skill of the Physicians reater extent than any otber malady YIELDS Te THIS REMEDY! when all others proved ineffectual, AS A MEDICINE, RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTEING IN EFFECT, SAPE IN (78 OPERATION, IT 18 UNSURPASSED! while a8 8 preparation, ewts. poisons, or miners Sable in the apes ‘ki usable in the disease, it is it to , Often rem noxious ingredi iting ekill, ca ing ali that ts val- Bhis class of INCOMPARABLE! and is entitled, merits, and receives the genera! cenfidence of the public. The Rev JACOB SECHLER, of Hanover, Pa.. well known and much respected among the Ger- man population in thie country, makes the fe'- lowing statement for the benefit of the afflicted Dear Sirs:—Having realized in my family im. Pertant benefits from the uxe of your valuable pre- ‘ation—Wistak's Batsam or Wiip Onerny— tt aflerds me plessure to recommend it to the pub lic. Bome eight years ago coe of my daughters seemed to be In # decline, and little hopes of her recovery Were entertained. 4 then ured # bol- i your excclient Balsam, and fore she bad he whel tu nts of the bottie there ber heaith. T have, in use of your val vs been benefitted 008 SECHLER. PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE. FOR SALE BY J.P. DINSMORE, 36 Dey Street, New York. SETH W. FOWLE & 80N, Proprictors, Boston. AND BY ALL DEUGGISTS. GRACE’S CELEBRATED SALVE Cures Cuts, Burns, Scalds, GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE Cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains. GRAOE'’S CELEBRATED SALVE Cures Chapped Hands, Chilblains, GRACE’S CELEBRATED SALVE Heals Old Sores, Fiesh Wounds, c. It is prompt in action, removes pain at onet, «> reduces the most angry-looking swellings apé !® flammations. as if by magic—thus affordiac and a complete cure. ) Only 25 ceuts a boa! (Rent by mall for Scent For saleby J.P. LINSMORE, 36 Dey street: