Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1867, Page 4

ed THE EVENING STAR. Suicide of @ Desperado, ‘rom the Denton (Md.) Union.} Ric! Greenwell, residing at Seaford, Sas- vex county, Delaware, committed suicide that place on Thursday, Angast 15, by throw- ing bimself in the Nanticoke river. Quite a number of our readers are acquainted with wie man Greenwell, be Bavinzg sold beef in of ars ago. He was also the men implicated in the forcible entrance tuto ‘he jail of this place, d the taking therefrom one James Wilson. ro. who was arrested, imprisoned ai imp! awaiting trial for the murder of a little girl in ey county, and hung in the rear of the jail e was hong, shotsnd throat cat, burned the asbes to pieces He reserved right band of the negro and carried it home to Delaware with him, in which State he then re: Hut what achange nas taken placesince that Saturday night. Since then the fearful judg- ments of the Almighty seems to have visited bim on all occasions. About @ year after this action he lost bis wife by the most agon: zing of deaths—that of burning. Since the death of his wife, Greenwell lost bis right i over It and crashing s he came near losing life by being thrown trom was taken u Finally. on Thursday, the 15th instant, he re- marked to some one that “God Almighty ‘would not kill bim and he would go down and drown himeelf,” which he did and put aa end to his existence. mn Englishman by birth, and was & desperate character before emi- grating to this country. He was an infidel— did not believe in God, or ina fature state of existence. He would stand np with an open Bible in bis hand and curse t a that made him—contend that blind chance formed the world and fixed the plan spheres. Awful, indeed, has been his end. aad fearful must be the responsibility that meets fim in the unknown future. New Strrizs in CaiGno: Pisced right on ine crown of the head; the bair at the upper part of th ck being ring- lete, or else arranged to form a bunch of curis, in which case a “nate” of nair is usually dis- engaged from the tag Ae part of the chignon, and allowed to fall loose bebind, or on one side over the shoulder. The front hair is ‘worn very much over the forehead. and at times nearly touching the eyebrows. lt is either frizzled or waved, or heaped up with curle, generally about two and a half inches am lepgtb, and taperig at the bottom, and is poffed out by means of crepes. Chignons are worn in a varie'y of shapes, sometimes compoted of large ‘piaits, or of & number of small curls secured by an invisible net. and at others of one long cur! colled roand and round, like a piece of rope. Occasionally the back hair is tied np in a bow, or made up into long horizontal curls. One peculiar way of wearing the hair is to turn it from the back of the neck towards the right side, where it is fixed im a slanting direction with a handsome comb or bow of ribbon, the ends of the hair being allowed to curl round the chignon to- ‘wards the opposite side of the head. {~The clamorers for more bishops in the English Church ceased their cry when it was Propored to increase the number without granting them seats in the House of Lords. It seems the flocks wanted political rather than fpiritual shepherds. @7The Superintendent of Education in South Carolina estima that there are 25,000 in that State who can read a newspaper with a good under. standing of the contents, who, two years ago, di¢ not understand the alphabet. wa-A Cambridge, Eng., rat devoured 24 canary birds at a sitting. sa Elmer Peck, a man of good standing Beretofore of North Adams, Mass., has been arrested, charged with an atiempt at rape npon the person of a young girl named Mary Lonegan. He yesterday gave bail in thesum ‘of $1,000 to stand his trial in January next. s7 Mrs. Totten, of St. Louis, valnes her husband at 812,000. The railroad killed him, and that is the amount of her suit. S7 The woman are fast getting offices, if not the right of suffrage. The last instance of an appointment or election we have noticed is that of Mrs. A. G. Hoyt, as Assistant Treasurer s ine Episcopal church, in North Conway, 7 Hon Edward Joy Morris, United States Minister at Constantinople, appeals to the Secretary of State {or aid’ for the’ Jaifa Oolo, nists. The only effectual succor, he says, Provide means of transportation for Yetarn to this country. Sy There is considerable animation in the gold mining regions in Georgia—new mining compantes are being organtzed—and Northern capital and enterprise are enlisted in the movement. §7 Ohio and Kentucky are now united, not only on a bridge, but by a horse railroad. Cars run across ibe great bridge between Glo, Cimnasi and Covington, starting every 10 min- From the Ohio across the bridge, hrough Covington and retarn, the eireuit'ic nearly three miles S7 The Mississi to their ns have been greatly indignant at the military order whict closes the groggeries in that aistrict from each Friday sreumes sunset until thesucceeding Monday sunrise, “s7 Dr. Day, the Superaiactat of the Binghampion Inebriate Asylum, says, i futation of the current slander about alence of drunkenness among women, jour months he has had only eig! tions for women for admiscion» @pplics- eight were mostly victims of opmm, and mostly from Canada. A Boy Svicips.—Francis Tingle, only ten years ot age, drowned himeelf in the Pottery reservoir, at Swinton, England, a few days since, under fear of punishment for misappro- Priation of money with which he had been en- trusted to make a smail purchase. A SWIMMING ACADEMY. — A building has jast been compieted in New York which is to ‘be used as a place for instruction in the art of swimming. 1t is to beopen to the public at all Feasons, and used a8 a swimming bath. AMUEFL WISE S RPENTER AND BUILDER, PEN 346 B STREET, between Toth ant CONTRACTOR FOR BUILTIN GS De Meets, AUG SEVENTH STREET. 486 MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BEACKETS, &c. ‘Terms cash. J, MABERITER, No. 457th street, ym b tween D and E streets, W BIiskE R 8 MUST “nN c HES! Pion to Lied yon the smoothest face in from ree to five wi Cane Dr. = wf IGNE’S RES- TaUaatwun ¢ carat ris post, wonder iscovery in modern science, vowing ‘upon t Beard and Hair in an simoet ost miraculous man- per. It Paris and of all parchasers will, be satiafection je not given soney wil Nios heertally Fefunded Senet tealled® freee nat GER, . ine is roa HUTTS & CO.. Chemists, No. 255 Biver atrect, rey, Gow York. Sole agents for the United tates. ap $-d&weoly ATIVE WINE BITTERS. CHARLES GAUTIER yonpeetintt invit tention to his N INE BY TENS. mate it bi ney*, promotes digestion. the female system, and tod as cure for all diseases of femalesarising trom debility. Being made of native wine and the best tonics, It cannot be murpaased an an eppnt invigorator eatly'in the morning, and ye ne 3 perfectly free from eve fing neueeous tind tutblenonnt. may be used not only w ty at mes, but in confidently re- Scurmended {0 persons of Both sexes an a éutle stimulant, though powerful ‘an article is n ld be without it, as it wil in strengthening and ren, by ‘whom itmsy be C As the season for malarial is bow 8 deaide a with pottoct hate gh “~$ Iperf mpun! bing. this article 1s offored. dines | without Rival as S preveutatiy ‘of all diseases of general invi; yatemin adults and children, ec HOLE ALE AND RETAIL eopecthally = summer tor of the human we!l an male: Bi ‘The trade is res aT tomy 60 PER CENT SAVED. large lot ¥ fine OTE Wale. Seed eeekecge mnt, a reset ele SPECIAL NOTICES. AYER’S "easel ei aah tehtch arfse from matarious, marsh yor mtasraaste POISONS. implien, it doek Cure. and does not fai eecnaaine ie aeither ae Guilin’ sf oy muth. Zine, nor any other mine! fest ieee a lines Dae ade mike Toe edfeiner Our pride 8 gr ratified by "aa ae in we receive ef the rad set a petinate caves, and where oe oaren er pid of naa ig an pe rein tar Mimulating the Liver into healthy wetivity. For Bileue Disorders and Liver Comp! jaints, it isan excellent remedy, producing many truly re- markable cores, where ther medicines h Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Pr actical and Analytical Chimnict, Lowell, ‘Mass., and sold = “ieee gt pe cr both 2. D. GILMAN Price. be . z fm" Agent, Washington. ee 2d HALL'S VEGETABLE’ SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Is the beet article known to preserve the hair. It ‘ill positively restore GRAY Harm T0178 ORIGINAL COLOR, AND PROMOTE It is an entirely new scientific discovery ,combin- ing many of the most powerful and restorative agente in the vegetable kingdom It makes the Hair Paci oy. Hlossy, and does not This is nteommended fend used ‘by the first Medical auth For eale by all drageiste. ric 2 BARE: & CO., au 2]-eo2m Nashua, N. H., Proprietors, EREE 10 EVERYBODY, receive § copy \dress F ‘Trov, New York. OW THY DESTINY, MADAME &. F. THORNTON, the purreloats C) sirvoyant and Psychometrici an, whi mae has a foniehed scientific clasges of tag 1 ‘World, has now located herself Madame ‘Thornton possesses su sachs ‘wonderful’ iaarers of second sight as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance to the single or married of either sex. While in a state of ), she de- lineates the very features of the persen you are te marry, and by the aid of an instrament of intense Dower: known ag the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, together with date of mar- riage. Bieta n life, leading traits of character, is is 5 RO hambug, ands of testimo- an .. She will send, when desired. a certified certifente, or written guarantee, that the picture is what {t purports to be. By incl closing & amall lock of A ‘stating place of birth, Siegcetes ig aed ene lexion, and inclosing fift; 7 nt ped envelope addressed to youreel i] receive Serica ‘and desired information yy return mail ommunications Cys ree fdential. Address, in confidence, MADAME . F, THORNTON, P. O. Box 923, Hudson, N. Y. ap 3-D&Weoly LAW OF HUMANITY, IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS. AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Reig berry Errors and Abuser incident to Youth ly Manhood, with the humane view of treatment and in sealed letter ows ye. free of charge. fs SKILLIN Bak oubit ‘TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. SECRET DISEASES. SaMARiITAN’s Girt is the most certain, safe, and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discoveyed. Cures in two to four Gays and pecans: Gs as 3 twenty-four hours |, 20 bals: reury. Only ten pills to be taken! It is the» noier hope, and a friend to those wh 10 do not want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; male, Bamanitan’s Roor ap Hens Juices.—A post- tive and permanent cure for pris, Serofala, Ul- oe oe SRe? Tetters, & rice $1.25 bot- te. by 8:6" Ford my 8 EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasiixerox, August 10, 1857. On the petition of LAURA 8. WHITE, admin intratels of the entate of Jonathan White deecuead, of Antrim. N H., praying for the extension of & patent granted to the said Jonathan White the ee day of November. I for an improvement in Uniting Shovel Blades to Handle Straps for seven years from the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the 1eth day of November, 1851 : eis ordered that the said. petition “be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 28th day of October next, at i20’clock M.; and all potified to sppear and show cause: af any th hare, why sald petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required file iu the Patent Ofice, their objections, specially rib in writing: at least twenty days before the of hearing. Al i testimony filed by either part used at the said hearing must be taken ranenified in accordance sik Cheraerat Geae fice, which will be furnished ef application. at Depositions and other papers reli m ed in the office twenty ‘ays before ed ee i th if rit ay of hearings 8, * ten days after five the tea ee Ordered, also shat thie notice be wait in the Bale and the Intelligencer, Wasvington, D mony EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE MLINGTON. On the petition of Ri ne CHUMARE of £ the extenslon it's Brooklyn, N. aying for patent granted ‘to hhim the 22a day of November, Pes tor“an improvement nt Facing Eads of Por: cussion Caps, for seven years from the expiration Es said patent. which es place on the 2id day of over It is ordered that the anid beatae be heard at the Patent Officeon MONDAY, the 4thday of November pexts at i2 o'clock mz and sll petsone are wetied to,appear and show cause. if any they have, why said petition ought Bot to be gr the poo erg al arin cen an mitted in celled the rales of tho office, which will be pot perenae on application. Depositions and other papers relied a timony must be filed in the office tw. the day of hearing; the arguments, i ten days after filing the testimoi rr RD Ordered. ol that this notice Republican the Intelligencer, .)"and in the Times, & week for three success! taid publications to be at igart ie jaye revious to the day of hearing. T.C. AKER, _BugS1-wSw. suiouer of Patsute, [D®PAETMENT OF THE INTERIOR (NITED STATES PATENT, OFFICE Aemxerox. On the petition of CHABLES Ane WOOLSOR, of Clevelunds Ohno, braving for the extension of & patent granted to him on the 4th day of Decem- Ler, 382) for an iunprovement in design for Stove Piste, for seven yeurs from the expiration of which takes place on the 4thday of Decem is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday. thevehday of Novernbes next, at 12 0’clock M.; and all persons are notified to appear and. show cause, if ny they have, why said petiti t not to be gri Perind append tna extcaion ate reantred to file in the ¢ “Office their objection pecial get forth in writing, af least twenty, daye'belore the day of hearing by either part; to be nged at, Finale rari taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of- Bice which wl Ue furnished on xpplication mpbapositions and other pay ied upon us testi- ny must be filed in the office twenty duye belere of hearing; the arguments, ifany,, within thn dayerafter Bltisg tho tea Ordered. also, that this notes be Bpbliahed in the Remublican and the Intelligencer | Washingtony.D and in the Herald, Cleveland, Qhio, once a week for three successive weeks; the Ase af salt publications tobe at. sixty days previous to of A the day of hearing. T. C. THEAKER, au 29-w3w Commissioner of Patents, ac. TMENT OF er OMPLET! Aaceenrs of FaMe el by = n_as tes- lays before any, within Westington, in the ‘ashi: must rd = at areeeg antes Sense, W 48HiNcToN 120" wonKS. GRAY AND NOTES, moby cane and Siereass = ' Geena aa care : series sees eee jurnham's Tproved Soave! 1 — RY BS eset ar AUBURN, GOLDES, FLAXEN AND SILKEN st LE stsbage" (Ons apalintion warren ranted et heres wo" ‘barn or iniare bi Ils ey oer smooth TS ans ‘on ed ty the French, Lak, be aely ‘oir ticle ee, 0 wa arene, peda | opt) Veoly BOS iver sucess rary 5 Pa. He mijokns re. O14 Port, Alar Liquors. Saas, AUCTION SALES. = AUCTION SALES. ILE & CO., Auctiorsers, — ae ee + aia rout streets. spine’ eae 2 ae apa: * oman ce eeretasn re lot of Brandee, Whicky, Gin, and other Dry Goods, Groceries and Fancy Goode of all “ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. M_K. WALSH & No. 385 Penn: BF 0 o'clock. we will sell. at o such as— Ppaiems perce ade, &c. Knives and For! Large lot assorted Ready-made Clothing Five rolls all wool ( “arso, SALE OF HORSES, || On THURSDAY MORNIN scek os we will sell at the tion at sale.) com A number of Work Mules. juggies. other Vehic: rc. me eeivers ea Reguiar al Saturd Terms cash. ‘arriage and Work ‘Horses, }, Auctioneern. venue, Corner 10th street. FURNITURE, GLASS a ree CROCKERY, AT On THURSDAY MORNING + September 5th, at large and spacious Auction Hooms. for cash, a lot of Furniture, &c., Lot Glace node fockery ware Dry Goods ypPive Blecet Oi) Glog Bete ir Carpet te. C B hy Origa ‘Bone 1 fo, 3° ebane 'S Louisiana ave., bet ‘oth “and 1 Toth ata. ; CARETAGES, ies September sth. atid rT, anumber of 1 (@ fall descrip- jain phon Many good Werk, Sachi and ‘Harness Horses, A large collection of New and Second-hand Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and ‘Two new Jenny Lind ‘Wagons, built in this city. Hey ee second-1 por Harners, ‘Saddles, Carriages, les ‘days, ‘Tuesdays, Thuredays, and and Harness always on private sale, W. L, WALL & Co.. Ancts. » Aucts. HAR- Southwest corner LEASE. DIXT. TANGrs STORE yania Avenne, at Auctio! * A 1805, folios 495 and a of the lana we on cone ab: DAY? lishment. ‘One very plete in all i Marble top ‘We name in part Batbing Tow Combe, Toilet ‘Soaps. and Po tchel Together with a lar; ture: so desired. OP} au 90-dts mi COOPER & LATIMER, (Late clerks with J. 0, Virtue of a teed of trust, and recorded in Liber iT. corner noe i sth ‘Street and Pennsyl- dated sie ut, records Lshall rell at 10 o'clock A September 5th, will, lenge and contents of the above named nae: pertor Soda Water apparatus, com- Vounters, and silver-plated Show ‘Rorewood Cigar Case. Gas Fixtures. Solid Walnut Upright Show Case: is, Hair and Ciothes' Brushes. omad Tooth Brush shes. e assortment of Toilet and Fancy Goods of American and European manufac- ithe above will be eold entire at private sale any efore the day of sale by application to the Auct joneers, or to be offered entire at auction, if JOHN H. CHAREENOEY, rrnstes. COOPER & LATIMER Auctioneers, Auctioneers, McGuire &'Co.,) Penn. avenue and lth street, tar Office ce Buildin, I. TRUSTEES SALE oF. THE GOOD. WILL, ORE: 50h d EEBST-CLARS 1887, Cae TAB- of W: est corner Penn, nue Harden Express. a magnifi niture, China-war “the gentleman remo oxewood Case hie Walnut Centre Tables and W! Mahogany and Walnut Mahogany and Wal Hat-rac preads. Sheets. &€ Magnificent Wi ina-ware oh a Ornaments. ag from the city ds are Low on éahibi Bret COLPWELL & CO.. Anctionvers, Southw enue and 433 street, GRAND SAUER, or FURNITU eri AINA WARE, RBLE ORNAMENT: On THURSDAY MORNING. ‘Sepicn mber 5, at 10 o'clock, we wil" sell at No. 421 Pennsylvania ave- between 4¢ and 6th streets. over office of nt collec Piano, 6% octave, er, Damask Curtains, Cornices, hatnots Piugh and Damask and Gold-covered Sofas and et Carpets and Rnge, Matting nreans and Bedsteads ut Wardrobes and Washstands bourd, with mirror back Pillows, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, nut Extension Dining Table large Mirrors. Chandeliers + 4 pi large caltection of Marble ana on. he ‘J.T. COLDWELL & CO., Aucte. ion of Fur- ofa wealthy ‘onsisting In Knabe & (Late Clerks with J LOTS ON STH ST AND L 8’ NORTHEAST COR! TREETS Con the ist day of, May, 1857, the Supreme C the ‘ay of May. 1857. itu on the premis of September, A.D. 1387, rati ighty valuable. isfaction of the’ sale are not nal Rotice in the National I Guardian of ‘Mare - COOP: (Late clerks with J.C. tar Office Bull on F street, by 75 feet dee building, will be sold at ) semi ‘on THURSDA decd of All at the time of sale days, the proj archi cost of the del ngnent Au 8, 15, 22. 29, se dand 5 on THURSD. poardian. and stamps at cost of purchaser BX COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, McGuire & Go.,) Southwest corner Penn's. avenne iain llth street, Btar Office Buildi: “Ra eors, SALE OF 1 4 Ati poen. TERED WEST, BE- SOnTh, ‘sa 4 SER OF STH NORTH, AT AUCTION. nder and by virtne of an order of the O t of the District of Coinmbia, bearing date on ified and Spproced by rt of the District of Columbia on Twill iat Re Public anc- No. 402, running back with thee width To'tcet a the game day, I will sell € qq reS14. This property is situated of Washington, and although unim- ird cash. and the residue in six gud prelve months, with interest, secured to the Al conveyancin, mpl dian reserves the right to resell at Hy "ia una tesipens upon five days? intelli, INIA HOLLINGSWORTH, aretta B. ‘R & LATIMER, Aucts. COOPER & EATIMER, Auctioneers, McGuire & Uo. Southwest corner Penn’s, a, and ith VALUABLE LOT ( ON F ye NEAR aes FIFTEENTH. Part of Lot 5, in Square 2%, ypenting shout 38 feet conveyancing and stamps at the purchasers cost. and a deposit of $100 to be made the terms are not complied with within five rty will be resold at the risk and seF, ER & pare. Aucts. ¢ anction, on the > September sth, at 6 ‘ms’ One-third cash, and the rasidno in 1,2, 3, 4and § years, with interest, on notes secured b tras’ hans’ , Square forms nar Doughty. tiveot, y a c. ARES E ota or tn $y ie ak pa4 Bor OK: menchig at oe! a 1 Chart, the valuable Law Lit Morgan, to which will be wd cal Library of are rare and costly. A gallery of 100 fine Paintings i in Oil and Water Colors. Chromos, Line, and other Engravings, ele- gantly framed The hyo will be continned nightly untilthe whole ii T be B3te ¥ BM L. WELLS & CO., - cormer F Louisiane svenue ‘and 6th st. LUABLE I VED “THe INGRRREC Bint 20. 8, rary dded a val mes, and a large collection of standard miscellaneous works, many of which disposed ermatash. S"T-T, COLDWELL & CO., contact D ae perare aa FF STREET ND AND AVENUE, Sub. ATS OCtIO) On THURSDAY EVENING. Septem! pa ee four rooms each, and lot Stable. ren’ eighterhood atidings are x with he hr se2 d&ds eerie Frame othe br on rear of ioe as also large Frame awe Dwell new, and a yapidiy improving Terms: Cee hiee cash; peaeens and] pamonthe, town rm hte seg *Soaveyadcing ® ‘end D L. PWwEtLs & CO., Auéts. Beste COLDNELL © CO. Auctioneers, Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 434 street. LAW, MEDICAL AN AINTINGS,EN LA On AURSpAY EVENING, September 5, com- a bs lock. at oe auction rooms, we rder of the Orphans’ ee EB. wth Inable M uctioneers. AP) TG pail welant | shell sell al! louses, of two small under good '¥ COOPER & LAT! (Late clerks with Southwest ms of Penn’ silteel pee Bremiees. on F street, the two F Hoses on wel a Shins. sae Not 224. he Hetines tobe pepe ‘Termes cash. _seaat YY W. L. WALL & CO. p aaa joneers, BE: eo 315 ond od Sti, a corner Pa. ave. and sth ae AE will gel, On TU on North Batrectt ef oe feet ca te pas saeealng treat (Ade vole Had ee YEARS OF OBO | Hy dite Office ice Bull Serre: ER. Anetioneers, mee and ith stveet, SANITARY COM- Ty o PATS ioe FRAME. a tp FORMER- SFNoos. ok ibis Pig PRIN ae 1857. we ALBERT AYLOB. ‘On, FRIDAY MORW soley Pooh jock aise oe Petaae et ‘Clothi: Shite, wwers, ie Bey cate: Fara ure din, ‘y and Ti mote Ory ‘ese a Fauriaaia st Pattorm Scales, with “a ee ar merous, tp mention; whic! Ren, pe sold withens peser¥e ‘: “LATINER, Auctioneers. ~Kuctioneers. er Ev goraer of Tan and D streote ALUABL! D PROPERTY AT VALUABLE BRDIPROVED P PERE At Rs tiene gine Sal square N eed touts and depth, Bin pppoe to purchasers to eel attend tl] ‘Terms: One-half eash: balance in 6 and 12 pontin Detter meee torengi ine oper re) Hi bea ee And revenue atampe at the cost of the purchasers a sd. $:0 down on each lot GREEN & WILLIAMS, pe § bs tel Auctioneers. 00. Auctioneers, Bua wes Gor. Penpaylvaaia & ‘and 43% St. AUCTION SALE OF STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, Tore: AND VARIETIES, AT PUBLIC AUC- On Ce RID, AY, He reaper M.. we shall sell at No. 530: ney vanis avenue, near 2d street, the entire oe of ‘arieties, Toys, &c., also the Show Cases and other store fixtures, the’ irroprictor having determined to settle up business. The attention of dealers is requested. Fern, cash. J.T. COLDWELL & CO., Anct’s. + “GEES WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. Sie Southeast corner 7th and D sts, SALE OF p VALUABLE TUG BOATS. On TUESDA sptembel there will be wold ‘at public arf. Tug ‘Katie Wise. fae her ‘Tackle, &e., and twenty-one-thirty- sixths ‘of the Tug ‘Rescue ” The ‘Katie Wise” |. measures 37 tons. built in 1865. The “Rescue” has cylinder 20 in diameter, and was built in 1858, and ee since been rebuilt. Both vessels are first-class Tugs, and in good repair. Terms: One- a Hf ¢ Eplence, an six months. ae Attorneys. GREEN & wae LUTAMS seSeodéds _[B: 4 B®? NAGLE & CO, Auct: Salesroom 295 Pa. av. bet-9th and 10th sts, NAGLE & CO. to the sale of Real Et Also, to the sales ot rt yous ive their personal attention a ee, and Household Furniture. roceries, Wines, Eaquors, and. Merchandise of every description, Horses. Carriages, ‘Liberal cash sdvances made on consignment. Replat Sales at onr. Salesroom every TUESDAY, a BEDay, and eer Ore Ac ot 10 o'clock. uctioneors, GOVERNMENT SALES. JK ALOBAMA HOSPITAL BUILDINGS AT Drror Qua TERM Acre R's 0 7 s Septem re 7.4 Mm of the Quartermaster General, on THURSDAY. Septem: tl o'clock a m.. the following buildings, ising Kalorama Hospital. to wit { Buildings. 22x19] feet. x TKitchen, 25x30 fe 1 do., "14x30 fe 5 Sheds. 1 Stable. Tank” nk building 20x50 feet. ‘ms: Cash in Government funds. Ten days will be allowed in which to remove the buildings Whee McFERRAN, Brevet Brig. Gen. se 2-ta Deputy Quartermaster General SALE OF 438in UNSERVI fBLE PROVISIONS, gee OTHING. eae Wasmixctox, D-CA By order of the Navy Department Bureau Pro visions and sabe Nh I be sold at public auction. for cash, to the highest bidder. at the In- Office. Navy Yard, Washington,on WED- ys the ith, day of Septemibers Ii at 10 +M.,the fellowing unserviceable stores, PROVISIONS. 4.200 Ibe. Breads #4 2:10 bbls. Beef; 2 27-20 bbls, Pork; bbis Flour; 738 lbs, Prese red Ment folbs. Dried, Apples; $5 1 #. Rice” 4.145 hs. Pickles Ibs. Sugar; 731bs. Coffee; 2.310 Tbs. Butter; 25) , Deseie ated Potatoes; 175 galls. Beans; 170 x1 Molasses; 89 galls. Vinegar; 65 Ibe Tomatous; 370 Bread Bee CLOTHING. kets | 3 BC. Troweers i 6 Ronnd jackets;44 B.S. F B.F. Undershirts 122 5.159% yards Blue 2 yards iz pale Ri 24 Mattresses j 1 B.C Drawers ; Rit varie Flannel: ras Kettles ; 8 Mess Pau: fis Mustard. we 8. These a; m0 animals, perfectly sound and se well matched and worth tention of ealee, and those in need of fi horses. Terms: Cash. in Government funds. By order of the Quartermaster General. THOS. G. WHYTAL, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, and an 28-6t Assistant Quartermaster. OVERNMENT BADE. ,AT HILTON HEAD, The following Ordnance sarop public auction. af Ordnance Depot, Hilton Head, pe ESDAY , September 24, 1807, commenc- at 10 a.m. §vout atv nett tons of Shot and Sheil. oe oe Loaded She Cannister Filled. Scrap Cast Iron. Wrought Tron. Fe ry Carriager. ironed. 83 Wooden Chases and Slides, irone'l, lex, (Mel Tellan ) 84 Suddles, (Artiller Hillery Harness, ‘addle- 8200 Bayonet Seapbards 1340 Cartridge-boxe: 097 Cartridge-box Belts. 32 Gun n Slings. os 70 Bullet Moulds, And a quantity of other property, consisth in- bate ae ant Ropes, Implements, Misce}}aneous ie Frame Dwelling-honse. of Soe schwinn tinenelonn: re aZafeet front ty ab fe ntaining © ions rooms ‘Ferine: Cash on the day of vale, in United States currency. ime allowed for the removal of property, atthe, eapurtion of which that not removed will +S authority of Chet of Ordnance. fy » Sy GREALIH: Captain aud M. 8. K., an 2 dteet Te ckaege et Onieace Depee: [7st Pass et SHIONS OF HAIB 0 RENCH ERS DRES: BESTT wm ee Satin et i oe oa srpvea in ihe jal chal pick who a eure in i Waanington nd Newport fea Warietemrteae we Reiredreseh oe, sas ove erytning eee SE oot US ECE SE eee ee vie | culy aoeeud ghartare api ila: erayie Benders Tigetrateds @ yee ra pat hntiah ie i a ere Wath! “kere ic! fs! perks a, ae Sravehiers 15 contd Sentai then 0 17 A BTEREOLOGY. THE RLY D ASTONISHED A per valu lume. Lr yi les of PROPOSALS. .... ROPOSALS FOR ATATIONEAY. Hover or RerReerntavives, pis EC : of ka | soen Test 12 o'clock in. for lasses of STATIONERY for the use of the House of Representatives of the United States, a white Quarto Post Paper, extra super- hae eerie eee tan Ener arene Unis Quarto Post Paper, extra euper- rp plain. dreams white Quarto Post Paper, extra super- fine, wide-ruleds 1 bia Frama Commercial Note Paper, extra =a Teamé white Commercial Note Paper, ex1r4 iD. bo reame rete eeeomercial Note Paper, extra muperine, wide-ruled, ams Fancy Note Paper. 70 reams Foolscap Paper, extra superfine, faint- line 70 reams Legal ir Paper, extra supeffine, ruled, “ome h . 7 reame Flat-caj ming Paper, blue, heavy, 1Xxz7 inches. rated t ne aoe to there r, white, heavy, 14x17 gs ee a a Camples of Engrosring and Journal Paper, euch adisdepireds wait be coring 4 Jour the stationery: Foot of the owe of Repro atatives 8.) reame aot G0reams Manilla Paper izzi9 inches, flat, vey tough aud Goan Gece etas poem qo reams Manilla Paper, 1x24 Inches, fat, ery tough and smooth. twenty-two pounds perteam. cbt ase Manila ents 27x37 inches, flat, very tough and smooth, to weigh forty-two pounds per vO packages Blotting Paper, 12 sheets toa ack- age. | ‘Fream heavy, smooth Blotting Paper, 19x24 | a inches 5,000 Card Envelopes t 40-600 white thick A ‘Adhesive Envelopes, 5%x2% jbo white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 5'x33¢ ; ‘Lian i white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 54x31 inches iit White thick Adhesive Envelopes, 8%x8% | Reto white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 87x3% wi white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 9x4 $0 60 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 10%x4% "35,000 fancy Note Envelopes, adhesive. 15,00 narrow open-end Envelopes, adhesive, to Ai commercial note paper 1g gross Congress le Envelopes, 200.000 buff Adhesive Envelopes, 7%4x3% inches. 40,000 buf’ Adhesive Envelopes, 8°¢x3% inches. 4 AOR be Ravetopes. not adhesive. SGuxSS in- ches, with the privilege of increasing the order, at at ‘any time before the, ist of July, 1838, to any num- ber not exceeding 6,000,000, at ‘contract. Price. 325 gross Washin; ton wealicn Pens. 25 gross Gillott’s oui Oe 12 dozen boxes cut Quill qe arco Gittott ‘8 eetias Pens. 2g Gillott’s Pens, No. 404. 5 Eross Gillott's Black Swan Quill Pens, No. 88, growe Gillott' Pens, No- 303. rry'e smal inted Pens. Battie Perrys suodl Geunie ection Pens, 50 gross Perry’s Elastic Pens, No. 27. 10 gross Perry’s lar; bine barrel Pens, 150 gross other kinds of Stee) Pens. Is dozen Gold Pen wus kinds, 4do: Gold Pen } be. 2 gross 4-inch fiat Inketands. 1 gross Inketands, assorted styles. 2dozen Pocket Inkstands. 10 n Arnoid’s Gennine Writing Fluids, quarts, pints, and half- pints. 10.dozen Carmine Ink. 2 dozen David's Blue Ink, quarts. 5 dozen French Copying Ink, quarts and pints. 10 dozen Jet Black Ink, quarts, pints, and half- inte. Mi gross Rubber Penholders, No, 1 3aross Rubber Penholders, N. ii prose Rubber Penmoliate, Nor 1 gross fi y Penholders, various style mmon quality Penholders, various ozen short rubber propelling Pencils. ven long rubber propelling Pencils. 5 dozen gold-mounted propelling Pencils. 6 dozen sterling gold and silver propelling Pen- cils. “ip dozen Faber’s ivory propelling Pencils. 15 gross A. W. Fabersblack te Pencils, hexa- No. 2. pe ‘gross Dest American black lead Pencils, round, ps. 1, 2and ae smail i yory-headed black lead Pencils. 20 dozen A.W. Faber’s, or Eagle, carmine and blue Pencils, hexagon. 20 dozen American Lead Pencil Company’s car- mine and | enciis, hexagon. dozen Diarie 8 for 1868. {dozen Autezraph Books. 6 dozen Scrap Books. 30 dozen best Mucilage, 8-ounce bottles, fiat. 20 dozen best Mucilage, d-ounce Lottles, flat. 42 pounds best red Sealing Wax. 2 dozen Portfolios. 4 dozen Blotting Pads. 25 doze a Pay er Folders. sal 210 spools pink Tape, No. Jo grose pink Tay fnsticks, No. 29. 60 dozen Pocket 8, geod qualities, Rogers’. A ostea ‘nholm's, ‘Crooke”, and best American man- ufactur 12 dozen Scissors. 334 to12-ineh. per Clasps, various kinds. Z Lees ge Cu Ps S dozen Paperwei aa lonen Pencil Shat ‘peners. Ready Reference Files, un Eyelet Punches Isdoren SE in ay 2) «mall papers Blae H dozen Portmonaies, various kinds, 10 dozen Ruler: 40 deren packe Visiting Cards, cut from fine Bris- tonbour 2dozen Newspaper Files 75 gross Rubber. Bands ‘and Rings. 10 Ibs, Artists’ Ga 1 rd skins Parchment, 16x22 inches. 4,000 pounds thick, soft, and hard Twine, morandum, aud Manuscript B vn Blank, 3 we Fier n Blank Books, various kinds, quarto and “Pioren Boxes for Paper—note, letter, and fools- cap, Py zen Morocco Stationery Boxes, 16 pounds Stamping In! 2 dozen Adhesive Letter Files. The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well gumme of they w'll not be received; and samples ofall kinds of envelopes must be submitted in such boxes ax they are to be delivered in. All white envelopes are to be delivered in boxes containing ver 20each. Boxes for bud spvelopce to peon: not over £00 each, and to be fore mil be fhe supply ot zooils contractors will be rigidly required to furnish articles fully equal to sasple, roporals murt be accompanied by the names of the sureties seers to be offered. and a bond in the sum of $1,000 that partion wi ain furnish such ar- ticles as may be awarded t ‘Ae required by law, preference. will be given to produetious of American industry If equally cheap End ofas good quality; and all persons making pro posals to supply any class of articles wil tate Whether the ‘same are the manufacture of the United States. The articles are to be delivered free of ony. charge for carringe, at the office of the Clerk of the Heuse of Representatives, on or before the ist day of No- vember, 18 Ench proponal to, be endorsed + Proposals for Stationery for the House of Representatives of th Bnited States,” and addressed to the under: Sufficient specimens of each class of at ticles pro- posed for must accompany the proposal, marked With the name of the bidder. The weight per ream of all writing Boers, ox- cept fancy note paper, must be stated upon the Sample. Tite vereon offerias to faraish any clase of erti: the lowest price. quality considered, will eive a contract for the same on executing « bond, with two or more sureties satisfactory to the Clerk of the Honse of Representatives, for the per. formance ed the same, under a forteitire of twice the contract Hn the’ cane of fallnre, which bend must be, ted i in the office of Clerk Proposals have been within ten day after the : result declare ised tere W. McPHERSON, Clerk gf és, House of “Reps sentatives or the LEGAL NOTICES, RPHANS’ COURT, August 13, 1837.—Disri = cea SP ARESGTEN GREE resaid. ap- , for the final personal estate e assets in hand, lected and turned Gato - ‘and ywbere aire the. creditors and heirs si erthe attend with fbetr er they may otherwise m all ben entin z feaid deconsed’s Lie order be rsh nen weeks inthe Rvening TEN) aes Beghter ot wii Wills, esi sein aay 6 '% aye an id cafe pro law he Sze iy estat Shen a wesk for previous to "Tos an li-wSw i. J. B. Adee: P vs ci ineroneg Conia ga a, fal his torney, it is ordered that he Statant [pe fi . Traynor, cause he eves pe evtcat Faye rule fey cccureing | D herein, on or. forty daye ceeded with, as in¢ It. be ina iat oe case of default. Jy0-dawow. Bd. }. Clerk. VE OR. Tuas a8 han Shain pages ae THE SUB wile ad stration om, the eae a g stipe ae _flecensed, cAllgertane faving altpe agains th with the rouche hcp ME oh subscriber.on 0} fore the 241 other- wise by law be exclu estat iven PROPOSALS. Sp i SE. rd ei ie Senet 6 Ter for the ae OADS. one between WASHINGTON ARR, StS 1, and WA: ‘are now rnp as plewate n — OT, ee ‘ior ix Beet fon from ‘Oc: aviwoxn, cereal Balu Moores MO ve une ngengeed ‘aeyaad $8 sarees 7:00, 7:48, and 12:18 rai of Bab BALL WAY oeeeiows, . Md. ry 3 dally xcept Sunday, at 7:0) a. m., and 2p why ‘ATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA POLIS Sela a pha Buichers eee Bef eale the ear fo Ry UNCTION. Kets may propose ehh pbk ppltaveatestand Five, mand St 2:00 and 4:36 pan ¢" a “petween the pours nek Aad adie: a R Ce Nea nity, | Bee 0 a. P.m. ‘No trains to aytie be ot a good and san yaa gaality from Annapolis on Sundays sage iret mel i Leave ot 1:85 0m ui py reerent shall be cur Gt fe fourt vette AY StATiONs? 5 Leave at 7: of fore wuartersabail be ent fram three to four In SOW Sui PARTS OF te WES c te from ex to eight inches’ above the agen affavedally, except Sunday, at7-40.0m..4:35 hock jotnt # OL? Sanday at 4:30 and 8:48 p . connect Bi wre requested to be present to r ng scittgie bias aol be prapaced ts fee bonis for the Siren trains trom Baithaose ae foshibapms of thelr Contrast 8 ay tip, qrinebad FIEREPS $5 ne want can net a Proposals must be, endorsed distinctly “Propo: | ane wachiogton Sistion dickat Geeat ole ct wie ea! whstrentryée tie sient to reject any'or ‘aii | inthe day, ad well ne at the now office of the Bank Ugb wat te the interest of the United Stat ers and Brokers’ Tele ine, 345 Penhsy/ Conditions, requirements, Rarmeonts nia avenne, between fas ‘ap 14 7th sti For New York, Piiladeiphis. and Bos heretofore. W. k, Y n, Bee ad- Meat Bvt. Brig end C.8 i. aes of Traneportation, PPOPOsALS FOR NEW JAIL, CONTE: Agent, ‘Washington, a HEINE ae gent Deranrwent oF 7 THE INTERIOR 19. TON, rely will be received at tuts Depart- | 1867 PENNSYLVANIA routs 1867 Sealed ment until 12 o’clock M., on on TUESDAY, the ith | day of 8e ber, erection of the 1857. for tl inand for the’ District 0 of Corunna author- | ized and provided for by the act of Congress. ap- | T0 THE NORTHWEST. n. SOUTH, proved J. ity 38 eo ‘and the joint resolution PB AR SUPT | Proved March On andafter May Pita’ 1867, trains Will leave ag | “The designs, feta, drawings, and specifications fol lows : } can be seen at the architect’s office in the eastern | Washi: tol, Washington City oundsof the ¢ | dh very ey cree Sundays, belweon the hours ef’ $9.8: 12- arate bide will be received for the masonry UBLR-TRACK ROUTS, | see brick work, iron work, and carpentery work Palace State-room The contractor ‘whose bid ‘mi ‘may be accepted will Te aes Ree oom, be xeqetred to enter into a su ‘bond. to be i onrsin time over any ap proved < by y. the Recretary of se tnterlor, for the | 01 other eae oyhundred miles saved to Western: ‘ul completio: js contract. Payments wil bemade as the work progresses, on cetimates cer: THaEE. iter ton AINE & eke Selene Sate aE SU | pam oe ee itingra tor HOCH RSTER tod of the estimates will be retained until the contract | Through from, Bal The contract will be Svarded to the lowest ro- sponsible bidder, but the department reserves the Tight to reject any or ail of the bids should it be gramed for the interests of the Government todo “Sine bide will be opened at noon on the 1sth day cf September, in presence of such of the bidders as may choose to attend. Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope: “*Proposals for New Jail.” and he dines ed to the Secretary of the Interior. rs Washington, Dy o ING, Secretary of the Interior. Sees Passengers by this route fr hey HE Aft caches sro . @ reliable information pet sreraane icketa at this office cam secure accommodations In Sleeping ary for il mire oF FUGDUE: 5 | ARNOLD, Ticket A, tabs a Bixthand d Pose a are geenhl inten, D, 0. an 31-t sel7 de1-1y "Baltimore, Ma, ROPOSALS FOR CANNED FRUITS. HROUGH LINE BETWEEN W TePatkpanraie 2Up Naw eto ‘Sealed Proposais in duplicate are invited till the Sth of September. 1897. at 12 M.. for furnishing the | United States Subsistence Department with thi | following Canned Fruits. viz: | £00 cans Preserved Strawberries, (21D. cans.) ns Preserved Raspberries. ( 200 cans Preserved Quinces, (2 Ti 200 cans Preserved Pineapples, (2 100 cans Preserved Pears, (2b. ca | 200 cans’ Preserved Ginger, cans 200 cans Damson Plums. (2 1b, cans.) 100 cans Preserved Grapes, (21b. cans ‘Ail the above stores te be delivered to the Anchor Press, in New Orleans, within twenty days after the opening of the bids, where they will be care- fully inspected, and the damaged cane rejected, aaleebing cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train Saniples of each of the above- named articles wili oe rough tickets to Philadelphte, Now York be required with the bids, Dt ¢ fon OMen at all Bo o bide will be received from partis who have | pestey,canbe had at atthe aewofee ke al poo ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 348 Pour aye Bue, between oth and 7th streets, See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adverti Wasnineton, Jan. 6.1857, ‘Trains now run nan ito Washington and New York ar FOR NEW YORK, without chan; aes dally (except Sunday) at ‘OR PHILADELPHIA mbeave dai “ ar . P geo SOLS Sunday) at 7:45 and 12:15 UNDAY. a for New Yor pe Philadelphia at7:00 p, ofcars. 458. m., 12:3 cans, (2 Ib. heretofore failed. to comply with their engage- ments with any branch of the Government. Proposals to be directed to the undersigned and marked ** Proposal: A. emen au 38-8td Brevet Maj. Gen-and C.S.yU. 8A. Bapoliss and the Weert am hington, Baltimore, An 0 CONTRACTORS, SON, Master of Transportatio as GOL, Mineral Bikar § ws at, Was ington. J. WILKINS, Passonger Agent STEAMBOAT LINES. OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. ‘The Steamboats of th EVERY HOUR, ofbe Gomnaay m. until7 o'clock’ p.m. Leave fro! the wharf foot of 7th street, Wash- ington, ‘The Seventh street Cars Connect with the Boats. THE STEAMER WAWASET and quantity per month the bidder desires to far. | Homes the, Frrermonige ia ines TUESDAY sua MO 5 nish, whether in sacks or otherwise, and what | Tvian medi st charge, if any, will be made for the packages, and ES at lock. “Returning may befor the whole orany part cfthe quaatiey | WSDNESDAY and SUNDAYS at's p.m. required, at either or all of the above named FOR MONT VERNON. On and after THURS: ptember 5, ied plac steamer for Mount Vermon wil leave the wharf o! the com; pany VERY THURSDAY MORNING Headquarters, Distrie, of the Indian Territory. Chies Quartermasters Oke, Forr Gissox, Augnst 2, 155 Sealed Proposal i, Sup ate. will be at this office until 12 o'clock m., September I, 1877, for furnishing to the United States Quartermas- ter Department— 6.600 hnshels of good merchantable corn, or its cautvalentin oats or barley, per month, in inanner following. 3,000 bushels to be delivered at Fort Gibson, C. N a she received vee i to be delivered at Fort Arbuckle, 0h hele $0 be delivered at Harland’s Ranche, mon "10 bushels to be delivered at North Fork, Creek ‘ation, monthly. Proposals must in all cases specify the kind h bid must be accompanied by_@ good and sufficient gnarantee from two responsible parties, setting forth that in the event a contract is award: 2. fel perform itp DOna me arn - a st ivo%c ock; returning, the boat will arrive: yout e Government reserves to itse! e right of ee 20-% 0! reecting any or all bids received. f & nat cee ata Prosident Potomac Ferry 5. deliveries of grain le under any con- J ie pe ogame 5 i Ni tract which may be awarded, are to be sulyect to a Nien Dewitt erie x rigid inspection by cer or agent appointed | supply The pl ofthe NY fie ety on the Par of thet U nited States. on the ronte lately run by the tatter | 6. Proposals should be endorsed, * “Proposals for | She leaves ay Opposite 170 Light street wharf, forpiching Corn, Oats or Barley,” and addressed ove TUES it URSDAY, ‘end SATURDAY, fe to the undersigned. 7. Payment to be made in Government funds monthly, or ag soon thereafter as money shall have been received for that purpose. Bidders are invited an earnestly requested to be present at the opening. MSP. m3 for BASTO) POINT. Ro! OURLE M HARE, bampRtcr. Ht HUGHEETI'S Wi ARP A EDF ‘and LLOYD'S LANDINGS OEDS WHARF, in eee Baltimore she leaves ee tl mee A: S: FIMBALL, .» Cambridge at 4p. m., and East Captain and A- Qa. Pancat dpm m.. every Monday, Wednesday, an. au 29-tee]0 ef Oi District tr. | Friday Shes a larger boat than the Small, witte greater capacity for greater capacity for freight. more state-rooms : a Freight received in Baltimorediaity woe? TE P.8.—Her first trip will be made up to cart more on Monday night, the 19th inst. — an} EGULAE LINE BETW: UL. a eB WAsiiNero SALTO FFICE POST QUARTERMASTER, RALEIGH, N.C. August 25.1837, Sealed BS gone: to furnish four hundred (490) cords of ard, well-seasoned WOOD, to be delivered to the undersigned at the camp of the Stn U.S. Infantry, known 4s i ‘rew Hospital, bee ‘ill be received is office up to 10 o'clock a. ‘ae September 6. 1857. steamer COLUMBIA Rats eave Rileys Coatractofe will bo requited £9 pike soodand sul: Bharat, Oo ot pith street ficient bonds for the faithfal faltiment of thelr Sorclock Returning: she ee at contrac SAM proposals, should be sealed and endorsed Siamcrie trot Wail Balgone every SATU: REOreaS SOE ee ee landings on both siden of the Fiver, going and re- Lient, 8th Inf. and A. A. Quartermaster, furning. Freight taken at very low rates. For an 31-td U.S. Army. thor one! . W. RILEY, ap 18-T&aF3sm Riley’s Whart, Toot of Aithce, PBOPOSALS FOR CORN. DEPOT QuaRTERMASTER’s Orrice, N ANTONIO, TEXas, August OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB Mek itimore, and. ui Austin Retnrning, ‘care gam, Verde, TUESDAY | end FRIDAY, 4p. 1, Fort Inge, For further information spply to Fort Clarke, $20 J. B. BRYAN & BRO., Fort pickten, “ mh 18-tf No. 345 Pennsylvania ave. ort Davis, se WECRET DISEASES. fon Gnas gee ity, “ aN ort Belknap or vicini - SAMARITAN?S GIFT: Bualo Springs. | SAMARIT. te good, sound, merchantable Oats. Barley, or Shelled Corn, well ‘clea; nip to the inspection of the officer receiving it. elivery to commence by the first day of October’ "ANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. es, A Positives Cure.” for GONORRRES, GLEET, STRICTURES, de. next,and to e rate of not | one-third of the whole amount per month, and Copal Tim Palin to be Take te Tela Cove in such quantities as to keep the post always sup- a.Tbey are entirely vegetable, having no small nor plied. pleasant will notin Separate bids are invited for em price er bushel, for each place, m hte ¢ stomach or Bowels of the most de h post: and the be clearly ‘Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases stat dane ull be, reselved for any auantity_ not loae in tite Calveralty of Pent asivains on ot the moss mared busi rn, oF twellty five Decor voces Pease tanec ce cathy | eure cbhaneapaatgone eb 5 8 erwise y | “Let those who have despaired of get pata at thie ofice, each bid must be ac. “ts have been gorged wit Balsa comears fer whose responsibility muat be ertin bys | COres Hp a clerkot conte of record) that ypien’ out the contract him, ‘nd at he will give the require oS as sa a siplats envelope. ed to female. $3. therefor; and each bidder will state Miia place o of Price—Male le packages, $2. BLOOD! BiooD! BLOOD! ence. BRS, SORES SPors, a efel biadce Tea tee wolvenee et tae ene most Stn gy aus “oe paride _ 4 weney of ogee a sect willbe reaulzeds cnpee ARITAN'S ROOT x} = 2B JUICE wi . shepeblic, efore named, end bidders have the peieie mt a3 or ing present | Ks; the openti Pacis bids ey - ind no bid Will bo ohtartarned that desea not conform to the Tequiremente¢ ot city sdvertion: HEAT os os SG lr icosdeonade sete o eradicate ove aay year Ld = onihinns ee meee permane! S ioupianie “Propovaa for by dnd be healed. to your Cara Panty addveceed as the ete = “thie Dosterity that for you may rcs in after beige? eu ‘hd Do No? DESPatE itonsni Cal ‘aq'asen Brevet Li 0) tone < a ee ef roe ‘AND ain, remeve every wel D*?AUNITED gates eer Sarena es to the sex. aimee re AMARITAN: IS W. busrugliee ie ee aarin with the