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\ EVENING STAR. 1
WEARING THE GREEN.
The following ia the celebrated *onj( which
created ?uch intense excitement throughout
I * r**n t krittin * n <4 fnr t h? inrnmnr.itinn nf
wbicb, in his piece, Mr. Ilonrcicault'a piny of
Arrab na Pogne," had to be withdrawn from
the London stage:
Ob 1 Isddy. dear, and tfld yen hear
The news that * gofer ronnd.
Tb? ghsmro.-k if forbid by law to
Grow on Irish ground,
Ko more St Patrick's day we'll keep.
Tb?> color cant I* seen.
For there's a Meody law against the
W?n?f of the green
I met with Nappy Tander, and be took
lie by th? hand.
And he said "flow's poor onld Ireland,
A nd how do?s she stand *"
Hie"* the most distressful conntry that
Irer yon have seen.
They're hanging men and women there for
* bearing of the green."
TVsn >;4k. ^/.Iat mn?f ??ftr ii
? uvu riui r iur % vivi w " ?- ?
Ene'nnil a rmel red
Burr 1 rel.n l> eon* will ne'tr forget th*
Blood that they haT* shed.
Ton may t?k- tbe Shamrock from yoar hat
And caet it on the Bod;
It will take r+< t and flourish there,
Thcngh under foot it's trod.
Thin the law can keep the blades of graM
From cro-wir * a* thry grow,
Ar-<1 when the leaves in entamcr time
Their vt-riiare dare not show,
Then I will change the color
1 wear in in* caubeex;
Bet till that da?. pleaae God, 111 stick
To wearing of the green.
T> a i m -a l.-A al I .L. 1 a
r.UI II HI 1 A" l II.P rilUT tnoun
lie torn from Ireland'? heart,
K?t none with ?harae ?n>1 sorrow from
The dear old soul will p*rt.
I've De?rd w hinpera of a ceuntry
That liee beyond tti? ift,
Vhere rkh ai d poor stand equal in
The light of freedom's day.
Oh ' Eria, lunst we leave > ou, driven
B> the tyrant's hand *
Must we ask a mother's welcome from
A stranpe bnt happier land,
Where the cruel no** of England's Thraldom
never shall be ?een.
And where, ttai.k God ! we'll live and 4i*
Still wearing of the green 1
Mtrdek is >redekick CorsTT, Mn.-A
wanton murder was perpetrated last Saturday
by a negro boy. aged about seventeen years,
and named Bowens, upon the body of a while
boy, nged ten years, n.tmed Daniel P. Myers, a
on of tbe tenant on the fann of John l)r-rr,
Fsq , three and a half miles northeast of Frederick
city, Md.. adjoining Monocacy bridge on
the turapike leading to Woodsboro'. According
to a statement in the Examiner the two boys
re sent out to a field with some cattle, and
subsequently the body of young Myers wag
found cohered with blood and dead, ltowens
was nrrested, and at first alleged that his companion
had been killed by a kick from a borse,
but soon after confessed that he had killed him
bv beating him witn a club. No reason for the
murder is given.
TnE Jamah a Iksvrrkctioji.?The insurrection
of tlie negroe* in Jamai. a, which comrr.enced
in the parish of St. Thomas in the
Fast, appears to be a mocb more serions affair
than it was at first supposed, and the insurrectionist*
are carrying it on with great ferocity.
It broke out on the 11th of October, and
on the 16th not a single white man remained in
the parish; many of them having been killed
and the remainder having Ilea to save their
lives. It is reported that the n.'groes are gnilty
of the grossest outrages, torturing their prists
ners and mutilating the bodies of the dead.
A n nm Vu-e r> f intiim^AtiAnteta Koa W.? ? ???* m
n uuinuri vt i?r ui? ui irv uuii ioin uop U^tii tnji*
tured and executed by the Briticb authorities,
and martial law bad been proclaimed by the
Governor.
^"There are 16.350 children attending the
eighteen public schools of Chicago.
Boston had K) deaths last week.
K7"The Wisconsin hop crop is Talued at
?5nw.(w,ooo.
|?"The Fenians are to be tried by a special
commission in Europe.
%jr A company has been formed in Pittsfleld,
Maw., to manufacture ladies' waterfalls ot
hog's brittle* and rat tails.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TWO BAP 0ABE8 OF PILES CURED BT DR.
bTRICK LAND'S PILE REMEDY.
at r. o iac? ,pt janrsTiile, Wisconsin. writes rtr
th* benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troobled for eight yeirs with an agsra
rated ra?? of Piles, and hi* brother was discharged
frem the aririy as incurable, (he being <jnite paralysed
with the Piles.) Both thea*di'tressiuft r??M
were ctired with one bottle of Dr STRICKLAND'9
PII.E REMEDY. The recommendation of these
fertlewm l-eside th? daily testimonials receiYed
r Dr. Ptrieklnnd. onght to convince those snfering
that the most sggraTated chronic case? of Piles
are cnre<1 by Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. It is
aold Prnggistx everywhere._ Soil l>v .1. W.
A * *? ; ? llif UilKISTlAHI, 37 1 Fa.
awnue and .'>0^ Ninth otreet. oc 26 ly
A SUPERIOR REMEDY.
Recaii conscientiously recommend to those ?nf
ferins from a distressing eou?h. I>R. STRICK1
.OB'S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM.
It (He* relief almost instantaneon*. *l<1 is wiitml
netfMsajrreeabJe to the ta*te. There isnodontit
bat the Mellitlucas Cough Balaam is one of tbe
best preparations in nse, and is all that its proprietor
claims for it. We hare trisd it dunnsthe
part week, and fonnd relief from a most distrusting
couph. It is prepared by Dr. Strickl-.nd, So. 139
8jcati;??re street. Cincinnati Ohio, and for sa!? by
I>n:g*i?ts. gold by J. W. NAIRN A CO.. also at
MA1TES Prug Store, and CHAS. CHRISTIAN1
S. 317 Pa. aTenoe and 604 Ninth street,
oc J6-ly
TO DTI EASY
la very desirable. MATTHEWS" VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the beet in th? world. Complete in
ne bottle. No wash, no stain. no trouble. A child
can apply it. Persona wishing to av:-id the pnblicity
of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DTE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by nsing TFIS
TENETIAN DYE. It does not rnb off or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead, bnt imparts new life and
Instre. Given a beautiful black or brown, as preferred.
Pnce76centa.
Prepared by A I. MATHEWS, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES A CO., New York, Wh?le?ale
Agents. mr lu-eolv
THE LAPIES. in their sovereign capacity aa
jid|rt of cmotiou) enjojnient, have decided that
ar perfume in existence produ.-ee the nam* dalicicm
aennationn a* are experienced while inhaling
the exunioite fragrance of Phalon'a "NIGIIT^
BLOOMING CEREUS." Bold eTerj where,
no % W*S
COLGATE'S HONET SOAP.
Thla celebrated Toilxt Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the ckoic?st materials. la
mtH and emollient in it* natnre, fragrantly teenitd
ao4 ei trt-mely hentlc\al ia its Action opon the skin.
Tor m1* by all Druggists and Fancy Good* Dealers.
jaMwO
MAKR1AOK bND CKLIRACY,
An Kssay of Warning and Instruction for Yo*ng
Men. jvX pabliibed by the Howard Association,
and cent in sealed letter enTel.ipes fr*?? of charg?.
Addreas l?r. .1 BKILLIN HOCGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. oc 9 3m
8KCBKT DISKAS1S.
Bana?iTAB'a Gift ia the moat certain, aafa and
effectual remedy?indeed, theoaly Pgetable remedy
Atsco?erad. Care* Id two to four daya, and recent
caaea In v. ' --
? ? .va> uwui - iiu uiiirerw, no
balaam. no mercury. Only ten pills to We taken. It
la Ur soldier's koK. and a friend to Uim? who do
Bot want to b? exposed. Mais packages, #2.feBali,
$1.
Sam a btta!?> Boot abb Hbbb Jcicbs?A poaltWa
and permanent care for Syphilis. Scrofula. Ulcers.
Boras. Spots. Tetters. As Price 01. -r six battles
for $1. Bold fey S. C. Kord See advertisement, mi
STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And cse WHEATON'B ITCH OINTMENT. It
cnr?*s Itch scd Salt Rheum in 48 boars; also cnrea
Chtllblains. Ulcer*, and all Eruption* of the Skin.
Bold by all bro(gliti. J. D. OILMAN,
Bar 8 ly 390 Pennsylvania avenue.
DONT FRET -Yon can stop Headache. Tootha?he
and N nraljria in?tautl> or ?**!> returned.
Use V^*ic<tt's Isstast Phi Annihilator.
Uurs? t'aiarTh permanently. Sold at <?11 D(
Kl ilfht. (if U ulii lurti.n I? <' A *
?-'-?
m?r 'M-wly
ri HE CADET ENGINEER, or fteam for the
J tlu<l?ut, W <>?*lcrajt * Origin and rrnKrwn o
Ftisw Nu>i**Uoti. London; T?Dipl<-ton on the
hn?iu Elaine: Main ? brou i Oue*ti..n? on the
t*tfau: > I'Kiui, hunH-U'i Meant ?nd strain NaTigatiup.
Lr MomlliiMrll on tli? gtnin Erxin'j, London.
Kifcr ob 8t?ani Engine* m.d i'ropelUra" Mann
and Gwr ob tli? Engine, Loudon; WalBrr
on (ci?? pruralaivn; Ward Steam for the Million.
6oii1iB onth" Marine Engine Lor,don; Inher
Kxi 'i bii^'nr'riik' Precedent*; W illiains on iii-at
and Kt. itmi Mam A Brown on f>??* ft.-nm Engine.
-M "" * """
_ ? 5X1" IV TATLOR
ftlA^KNTA. ItOSEIKK. Kl*< HS1NK, STAR
i?I l?-t !'! |>hltie. Emerald Green, Blue, Mauve
\ inltt. Y?iki? , Mul> Bla?, I'uride. The above
brilliant Aniline l>y? Crystal* in I <>a. bottl?e. with
dirrrtiuciftr m-?*. AU > Scarlet P??te. (Soluble in
Vater'Ia. t?r il>.. in I lb. Jar*. DANtKK
M?S A SON, Aniline I>ye Merchant* an.I Prysil
tf re. No l*i Cwletnan Mreet. l,ot??l>>n Mills nn-1
11 hiuTm tory ? Berinoadwy. S. B.?Prict ?n'stljr
re<' Mi ?l. an 11 F 13w ?
'I 1U> IS TO C1YFN0TKE. That the mb-icri
1 I ?t hat ul t?iit'll from the Orphan*' C'ouri,of
Vx*hin?rton c?uuiy, in ti>e District of Columbia,
lritera < f Mltnitiletration on tl e ner?oual estate
?.i J.hn K. HnrtU, late of Wnsliinffioi) Cut,
1' ?1erea?rd. All t-ri aona bavit # rlniin* a^af;?t
the ??M are hereby wurn^d to exhibit
tl.'' ?t :i>e. v itli vimrl.?M ?i?? ' *- ?' *
? CM . ?.? tnn oau^cri
I *r. i>ii < r I <HV>r# rh*3Stday of N??Y-m'^r u^xt; they
t-tli.-rv, i??*. ?.y law, W- excluded frora all U-ue&t
t>f fhr f-iut
t.iveb nrnlt-r try h?n<I thi? Slst d;?r of Or*t Ki>r.
JiiOl U*JWj ilAlililJCT ULTUT!a. |
AUCTION SALES.
.
11YC. W. BOTILEK, J?., A?ctlo??er.
PAL* or ELEGANT FURNITURE, GILTFRAME
MIRRORS, SUl'ERB OIL PAINTIKGB,
BU1T8 Of WlM)OW CURTAINS.
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, tc., AT AOOT
On MONDAY, N?TMnb?f IS, eoounenela* at W
o'clock a m.. 1 hall sell, at th? residence ofFI. G.
F?nt. E?q.. No. 42* LouUtaaa arenut, between
tth ?r.d 6th streets, a large collection of vary superior
Household Faruiture, con?Miug to part as
1 followa, <*:
1 Oae Roee wood-case Piano, seren octave, scroll
iegs, tuade loonier ky Geo. F. Guild k Co.,
toeton
! Gilt frame Oval Mantel Mirrors
Suits of Parlor. Library, Diniug-room, and Chambar
Car tains
A i . ii . . a a. i . 1 ?t _ * _ A.* _
m. lerge roiiecmn or yainftnie vu rainunR? arvi
infiraTiLps. suljr*cts enumerated In catalogue
! Valnat Parlor Suit, upholster*! iu *re?n velvet
Ri^wnod Parlor flnlt, upholstered In (ilk brocatel
[ holid Boeewood Center Table. scagnola top
Alabaeter V?w?, Bronte Groups. Statuettes. aul
Medallions
| Parian MarMe Busts, Equestrian Statue of Jack- !
son ia bronte
' Large Piar Mirror, with Gilt Table
Turkey. Wet, anil Tapestry Bruss-da Carpets
Gus Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures throughout the
boas*
Folid Oak Extension Pining Table
Oak Sideboards, with marble tops
Oak Arm Ctalrs, upholstered in rep and green
morocco
Hall Oil Cloth. Oak Hall Pet
One knrerior Billiard Table, with Phalan's combination
cuohion*
Folid Kotewood Bed?t*>ad
Hurr>An with marhla ton anrf U'trd m>uk
"r * "? ?? w? VIV ?Vf| ?? "? ? * UWV
vith mirror front
Mahogany and Walnut Dreeing Cabinet*, Wardrol-ee.
and Bestead
Mahogany and Walnut lounge*
S!e? py Hollow Cliaira, Walnut Commode*
Superior Cur I'd Hair and other Mattreoiei
Spring T.e<!?, BoUters and Pillow*
Broke#**. Mahogany and Cane Beat Chair*
Kitchen Furniture and Caoking Requisites, Ac.
With many other article* not necessary to partienlwrite,
altogether forming a large collection of
r?>rr rnperior Household Furniture, worthy the
att' ntion of housekeeper* and those about furnishing.
Term* ofial*. cash on delivery.
I>e*eripti?ecataK gne* can be had at the house oa
the morning of the a!?*.
no^riAda C. W. BOTKL1CR, Jit., Auct.
UYJAS. C. McGUIKe"* CO.. Auctioneer. "
n ?
HtrSEH??LD AND KITCHEN FDRNITCR*.
AT THE RESIDENCE OF A GENTLEMAN
REMOVING FROM THE CITY.
On MONDAY MORNING, November 13, romm*T>riuK
nt 10 o'clock, we shell gell, at No. '2'io H
stret-t. l*?ween 20th and 21st streets, naming in
part?
Walnut nalr Cloth Sofa and Chain
Cane and \V?od Peat Chairs, Whatnot
Carpet and Matting. Ruirs
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Bedsteads, Lounge
Walnut Bureaus
M'alnnt Washstands, Pictures
W indow Shades, Hat Rack
Parlor and Chamber Moves
Husk Mattresses
?ather Pillows anil Bolsters
Comforts and Spreads
Ilall and Step Carpet
Ctockeiy, China, and Glass War#
Refrigerator
Mah< cany Sideboard
alnnt Sofa and other Fancy Tabloa
< ane and Wood Seat Rork'-rs
Crockery and Tin Toilet Ware
Wash Tnb? and Buckets
I-arg* Cooking Stovo and Fixtarea
Tin Ware, Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
no 8 J. C. McGUIR* A CO.. Anete.
|JY GREEN * WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FARM FOR SALE~OF FROM 30 TO 30
Acrea, all under cultivation. The improvement*
are a House containing 12 rooms, large Barn, Stable,
Corn house. Servant*' Quarter*, tc. Th<>re is
a large number of Ornamental and Fruit Trees,
and th?* grounds near the honse are tastefully laid
off. The land is in good order and suitable for farm
in? nnd gardening. City property wonld be taken
In v*rt payment. Tor further particulars Inquire
oil the premise#, on Bock Creek Church road. 3'4
miles from the Centre Market, about \ of a mil*
beyond the Soldiers' Home.
MRj?. MART WALKER.
S^The tboTe will l>? sold, nnle^ sooner <ti?po?ed
of, at Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY, Noreoibtr
16th. 1866, at 12o'clock m., on the premit.es.
Terms- One-half cAsb; balance in si* and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing and revenas stamps at coat of
purchaser.
On* hundred dolla-a will be required down when
old.
nol ?w? GREEK A WILLIAMS. Ancte.
|JY WAKDWELL A iiAYS^Anctioneers;
jut lieorgetown, D. O.
EXTENSIVE BALE OF FANCY GOODS,
At our auction afore. Mo. 3*? East Market Sp*c?,
, G*?riretown.commencing TUESDAY EVENlKQ,
I Oct 24th. ct 7o'clock, and continuing every night
dnrirg the week. The ladies of Georgetown ara
particularly invited to attend. For particular* sea
our I andbilla ai>r) poeters.
oc 21- WARDWELL 4 HAY8. Ancta.
F-ABM FOB SALE IN rBINCK GEOBGE'S
COUNTY. MD.
On the 29th of November, 1S^5. will be offered at
pr.blic sale by the subscribers, a FARM containing
17ft acres. of which 76 is in a h gli state of culti
vation; the aoil well adapted to gardeuing and
f.Mming purpose*, the reebine is heavily timbered,
(say from three to five thousand cord* of Timber) a
desirable location for a steam mill. The improve,
ments eonsist <-f a large new barn. This F<tnn in
I within ten miles of W'??bington, on one of the best
roads leadline to that Liace. and joinn the land* ef
C'Mpt B S . Gwvnn and others.
Persons wishing to purchase can apply to the
subscriber* living adjacent to the land, who will
I lane pleasure in scowing the premises
The sale t? take place at Bobey's Tavern, Snrrattaville,
at 11 o'clock a.m.
P. H. IIEI8KILL.
oc!7film* A. P. 1I1LL, Agent,
A CCTIOM SALE OF HOSPITAL PROPSRTT
V. W. BOTELEB,~JR., AUCTIONEER.
Washiwgtoii, D. C.. Not. ?, 19S8.
K ill be aoH at public auction ia this city, at the
DOUGLAS HOSPITAL, corner of I street north
and 3d street, all the Bedding. Clothing, Medl!
cines, Fnrnitnre and Appliances belonrfingto that
establishment. ?alo to cemmtnce on Tl ESDAY
MOBN1NO. November 14,186S, at 10o'clock a. hi.,
and to ba continued daily at the same hour until
all articles are disposed of. Property will be required
to be paid for and removed within fortyeight
bonrs from termination of aale. CaU1<
cues obtained at this office.
C. SUTHERLAND,
no < 8t SnrgeonU S. A . Mi*<l Par.
4JALE OF GOVERNMENT KABGE AT AL.BXJ>
ANURIA, VA.
Ckttf Quartermaster't Office, Depot of WasMnrtonA
Workington. D. C., November 6.18fi6. {
Will be told at public unction, at Alexandria, Virfinia.
under the direction of Brevet l.i*ut?>n*nt
olonel J. O.C.Leo, A. Q M, on TUCB*DAY,
November 16.1866, at 1 o'clock p. m., the Governxneut
BABGE "LOKACONNINO, HO. 8."
Term*: Caab, in Government fund*.
By order of Brevet M*jor General D H. Backer,
Chief QuarUrmaater, Depot of Wa?hin*ton.
CIIAS. U. ToMi'KIN8,
no6-9t Brev. Col and Qnarterma?t?r.
:? "v
l^' IAS U ii U 1 11 1 fl U ,
F. HBNKLBMAN,
189 Balttmobk 8trbkt. Baltimokb, Mo.,
Calvert and South street, South Hide.
Iu addition to his CLbTuM TKAD1 has now on
hand and la making up a luperior article of
KKADY MAD* CLOTHING, of Foreign and Domestic
materials, cnt in the latest styles and ef superior
workmanship.
Gentlemen in want of fine or medium quality
clothing wili * nd it greatly to their advantage to
examine his stock before purchasing.
Boys'Clotbing Ready Made and Made to Order,in
tli- moat satisfactory manner.
yTerms Cash.
tUT (ftu Prica Only
Having onsurpaesed facilities for baying goods,
fun kafters may rely upon advantage* seldom offered
them In this market.
<'all and examine Stock and Prices.
VOrders by mail receive prompt attention,
sep 6-Sm
|> BOYSR * BUUB8TINB,
LICBNSBD PAWNBROKERS. V A
CilSTH 8TB11T,
Second doer from Pennsylvania av?nne, Bontk*ld
LIBBRAL ADVANCES made WATOHBS,
jiwilkv.GLOTHINn >
WILLIAM BBADLIT,
STEAM MAKBLE WOHKS,
Manufacturer of
MA&BLK MANTLKH, MONUMENTS, TABLE
ud WASHSTAND TOPS, Ac.
Moan menu made to order on reasonable terma
and Kherteat notice.
Will keep cooHantlr on hand EA8TEBH MABBI.E
and MABBLE TILING
Orders for Pluniber'a SLABS promptly attended
to. PennnylTanla avenue, between 13th and 19th
treeto weet, Washington, D. 0. mar4_
FV'*W DBEBS ANP CLOAK MAKING ESTABIX
LISHMENT.
Branch of Madam* Dean, of New York city, now
open at Hadaiue F. Borde's French Millinery, No
306 Penns> 1 vauia avenue,between 6th and 7th at*,
over Mr. Jame? Y. Davis'Hat Store.
tkJT Latest style of p turns always on hand, and
r sale cheap. * 161m'
CAB?!
. H. MILLER. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Office No All siiti street weet, near Poati'a avenue,
i w?.uld resaectfolly inform hi* friend* and the public
Ken*-rally that h? in nuw attending to all leg*'
boaiMaa,*ucb as administering the Amnesty, as
Mt*'l other Oatlis, drawing Lease*. Deeds,
Wills, Power of Attorney, Landlord and Tenant
Notices, Ac., Ac. Legal advice given in all ita
fcmnrhee.
Particular attention paid to the collection of
debts and claims In general. n* ? tm
I' MtSHT TEAKS IN COHC.KES8 by Hon. 8. 8.
> Cox; Hournti i I!a:?t ilo^lc of tha SU*?m Entue;
of Nature. 1-y wUlUin CaTUa Bryaut;
| T> adall on LUdiatiou, ritor.?'? 'joiuiiM on
cc* rUAM K"TAYLOR.
BRlCnTLI'S I?lWEST or lvwuof tiir
TNITED STATE*, i&'7 and Kira;
Natural Eng a .-a: Ttful ni;uk* awd Ctilpn. 2 voM.
1 no s rasacK TAYLUU. ,
- >* *;
AUCTION SALES.
1/lKAL SALES OK UOVRRNMKMT HOUSES
4 AND MVUBS.
Qr Aimamii Gmm1! Orfin, 1
Wakhihbto* D. 0., Oct. ?, 1MB \
Will he tol<t *t public auction, during the tnoa*h
of KovfB>t*r. to the highest bidder, at (be dww Mi
place* naiued below, vis:
KIW TOHK.
New York Pity?TI ESI) A Y of each w??k, M
BORSF8 e?ch flay.
New \oik (Ity-THUBSDAT of aach waek, M
MULEi each day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, P?-THURSDAY, November 1,
9 1? and A. 100 HORSES each day.
Philadelphia. Pa ?SATURDAY of *a?h weak,
IftiMrLES each day.
llarriebtirf, Pa.?TUESDAY of oaeh wwk, MO
Ml' LES each day.
ilarritburg, Pa ?THURSDAY, ember f, 9,
16 and ?. 10? HORSES each day.
MechanhaVnrg, Pa.?TUESDA f, November 7,
100 HORDES.
Allentown. Pa.?WEDNESDAY, November 10,
1M> HORPES.
PottiTtlle, Pa?FRIDAY, Novemb?r 12, NO
HORSES.
< henter. Delaware county, Pa.?WEDNESDAY,
Norem her 32, 100 HORSES
Tifiieville, Pa.?THURSDAY, November 15, 100
HORSES.
Titn?ville, Pa.?THURSDAY, November ?. 100
horses.
Pn -Tiirnen * r on.i m rn? v
ember 23 and 'H. liio MILES each day.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington. Pel.?'TUESDAY of each week. 100
HORSES each day.
Wilmington, Del ?FRIDAY, of each weak, 100
MILES each ?ay.
MARYLAND
Baltimore Md?WEDNESDAY, NoTember M,
100 FH?k?K8
Baltimore. Md.?WEDNESDAY, November ?,
100 iiOKSES.
GIESBORO, D. O.
TTESPAYP and THURSDAYS of aacb week, 100
P<'R>Es earh d*v
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE
AT WASHINGTON, D O.
At this series of sale# all the GoYernment animals
will be di?p??ed of. Bnyerashanld therefor*
avail themselves ef this last opportunity to purchuse.
for sales of public animal* in the West see official
Western newspapers.
Ariimals will be sold si ugly.
Sales to commense at W A. M.
Terms riuh In l"nit?ri Statu* rnrrmnrw
Br ?rder of the Qiftrtermat<ter General:
J AM ICS A. SKIN.
Brevet Brigadier General, In charge
c 24 First Division. Q MO.*)
^KAMK BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.
Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence,t
Washington, D. C.y N?>t 8. 18?9. J
Will be sold at public unction, on THURSDAY,
November IB. 1S?A. at 11 o'clock a.m., at the old
Coveinment Bakery, in this city, corner of 24th
eud G streets, th* following :
One Frame Building, t>2 by 20 feet.
" " " fi0by20feet.
Term: Cub In Government funds at the time of
tale. G. BELL,
no P 4t Major and C. S., U. 3. A.
SALE OK ~??OVKHN~MLNT"" BUILDINGS AT
9T1I STRKET WHARF.
Chief Quartermaster''i C(fee. Depot tj Washington, I
Washington. D. C., November 9.1866. \
Will be sold at public auction, on the premise*,
under the direction of Captain J. H. Crowell, A.
O. M.. on TUESDAY, November 14, 13-S*. at 1
o clock p. m..,_ the follewfmgdeecrlbed Government
Mmi<iiup* and property situated at 9th street wharf,
WnphiaptoR, D. C., as follows:
Two (S) Hay Sbeds, earh SO by 268 feet.
One (1) Stable. 13 by 31 feet.
One (1) Platform on wharf. 32 by 93 feet.
The I?uild1ngs will be sold Kingly, and muat be
removed within ten dajs front date of aale.
Terms : Cash, in Government funds.
By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rocker,
Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington.
CIIAS. II. TOMPKINS,
no 9 4t Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster.
L~ AUG* BALK OF LOCOMOTIVE *NG1N?S
CABS BAILBOAD SUPPLIES, MA
TIBIALS, AHD TOOLS. I
Will be solil at vnblic auction, at Newbem, North
Carolina, on THURSDAY, November 30, 1866, the
following property. vi?:
14 Locomotive Kneiues. 4 feet S'.'inrh ?n*m
24 box Freight Car*. 4 feet 8'. inch guage.
16 Kack Care, 4 feet 8f? inch guage.
196 Flat Cars, 4 feet 8>* inch guage.
Hand Cera, 4 feet 8)b loch guage.
Alao, the Machinery. Tools, and Materials In
the l!. 8. M. Kail road Repair Shopa at Mewhern,
V c
There will alao be offered about MO tons Railroad
Ir?n, a large quantity of Bridge and Railroad
Koikes, Chairs, Carpenters', blacksmiths', and
Marhiniata' Tools, Iron. Steel, and Coppar, and
Kailroad Hup plies and Material generally.
Tlie attention of Railroad Managers and Dealers
is iqvited to the large quantity of thia class of
fir?>r?erty offered, embracing everything required
n the construction. repair and operation of a rail- i
road.
Frill irfnrmntiftn H?+a a
_ ___ n.?u i>DK> % K> 1/ OIIU |
description of the engine*. will be given ou application
tn the onderiigned at Raleigh, N. C., by let- |
ter or telearaph.
Term* : Ca*h od day of tale.
bale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m., November
3D. nii4 to continue from day to day until the property
is cold.
B) ord?-r of Brigadier General D. C. McCallum,
General Manager Military Kailroada United States.
J. F. BOYD,
Col. C. Q. M. and General Superintendent
C B. M. K. R. s. Department N.C.
ricH. N.C., October 31.1855^ nofi-17t
f A RGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTRBLi
MASTER STORES. SCRAP IRON, AM
BILANGE BERING WAGONS.
l"h\tf (/urrrtermnsttr's (free. Depot of Washington,)
Washington. D. C November 4,1^16. S
Will be no Id at public auction, nnder the direction
of Brevet Colonel 0. H. Tbompkina, A. Q. M.,
a' ibe Government Mill, on E street, l>etween Clut
and 22d atreeta. Waahington. D. 0.. on MONDAY.
Nov* mVer 20. 1V?, at 10 o'clock a. m , a large lot of
voiuM-rufiru yunrier matter store*. vie :
Letter Pre?seH. Be<latead*. Backets, Iron Safe,
T?|.)e* I)r?k*. B'ls, Blauk' ts. < bain*, Hammers,
llHnn-M. Halters, Saddles, Whips. W reaches,
1'ortable Forjres, Bellows, Chests, Kettle*, Lanterns,
Wnwuree, Pnnlin*, Pick*. Saws. ShoTtls,
Spades, Wheelbarrows, Brooms, Ac.
Will be sold at the late site of Government Be?sir
Shop*. en Slit *treet. between E and K streets,
en THt'B3DAY , November Z3. Ud6, at Id o'ciotk
a m.:
4.34? pounds of Wa*on Axles, Iron,
7 Hrt) pound* of Wagon Spring*,
26,11*) pound* of Scrap Chain.
2,40? pounds of Scrap Iron , Ac.
ALSO.
Win be sold at Kendall Oreen Park, about one
mile northen?t of tne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pepot. on FH1DAY, November 24, 1856, at 10
u riw R. ui.:
34 Cart*.
104 Two-horM Amimlanee*,
22 Two-hort# Spring Wagon*,
1 Two-horM Fnrgy.
TO? *ale? will b? continued from day to day until
the whole is told.
Tim Korea moat be removed by the purchaaera
withtn five day* from date of sale.
Term* : Cash, In Government fund*.
By order of Brevet Major General D. II. Rocker,
Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington.
CUAB. H TOMPKINS,
no 4-17t Brevet Colonel and Qnarteimaster.
ORPHANS' COURT, District or Columbia,
Wash ! ngtck Cochty, To wit:
In the matter of the petition of Josiah Simpson,
gnardiun to tha minor children of Uaniou Barnes,
The snld guardian having reported that he had
old all the right and title of hi* ward*, (together
with the interest and title of Jame* 11. Barn**, hv
his concent.) of, in. and to lot No. 30. in "Todd and
U"i:neW's" subdivision of square No. 4r>5, of the
plan of the city of Washington, to jWm. G. Foster,
for tb? pumof 91 192 80. and that the said Foster
jiiid complied with the terms of sa'e, it is this 17th
dav of October, A. D. 185S. ordered that the said
wile he, and the same is. hereby ratified and sonfirmed
. unlets caui>e to the contrary be shown, on
or before the lgth day of November next: provided
acoiyof this order be published in the Evening
Star three times a week for three week* before said
day. WM F. PUKC'ILL,
Judge of the Orphans' Court.
Teot :-Z. C. BOBBINS,
oe ?' e<?3w Register of Wills.
ri^KlIblMAIl-Protected by lloyal Letters Pat1
tent of England, and secared by the seals of
the Eeole de Pharmarle de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesmar No. 1,1s the eflectual remedy for Relaxtion,
tspermathorrhoe*, and Exhaustion of the
System. Trieemar No. 1 haa entirely supersede*
the na-eous use of Co pari a, Oubebs, Ac. Triesmar
No. 8 is the infallialde remedy for all Impurities
and Secondary Symptoms, thus obvi?ting
AU. ? ? * - " ** " * *
?iic un ui uiicuti ?JUU m oiner aeietertooa ingredlKach
preparation la In the foim of a moat ktnal>le
I-oienge. loured from the #ffecta of climate
and changes of atmosphere, in tiacMM.at S3 each,
or four #3 caaea in one for $9, and in ?27 caaea,
thua Having ?9. Divided in aeparat* doeea aa ad,
n-iniatered by Yalpeaa, Sallamanda, Eoux, Ac.*
Wtyoleaale an^ W Dr. BABBOW, Mo. 194
BTTieehIdraUi; off*. C?FOBD, Ko. 290 Pa. aT?.,
oorner lith at. nnr|-4ia_
WV1?1CAL HOOKS? Neill A Sruitli'a Compendium;
Gray * Auatcniy; Weod s Practice, two
>, |* ; Wood' ? "I h?-rap?-utics, two void.; Wood and
liHcii'e'a U. fc?. l>i*B*iii,atory; Dunsrlis jn'aiMedical
rictioiiary ; Groi^ Hungry, two voU.iE cha?n'e
fluieery; W.itaon'a Practice; Griffith'* Formulary;
Fllla' Formulary ; and many others for sale at the
U.weat prlcea FBANOK TAYLO J
EYK AND KAR ~
All corable KYK and tAIi AFPlCr.?S^
* TIONS treat it! at T? ave , !24t>
Kill and 13tli st*., at the Office <,( Dr SCUONCT
between 9 and 4 o'cJ *k; Sunday, lo to 1 UONKT'
< onoaltatiou Hoorn, first floor.
r-AKT.riOIAI. KYIS Inserted am! made
_o 1.1 like the natural on* ((C j, ,f
0\VF.H O'IJAR*.] IT V K,V^-Y^
oHABB * HOONAN1 a00"**PRACTICAL
PLVMREHS, STEAM AND OAS
So. 409 D rtre?t, between ?th and 7th.
n vmuglOD, If. U.,
Are prepared to exccnte all orders appertaining to
tb* at?ove branches. ot? the meat reasonable tonus,
and in a thorough, practical and workmanlike man*
?er. ?!hanw mod?rate. j,
fVM8H-WAMQ, T1JK UIIKAT CM1NKSB KKM1
If*Y KOB GONOKTinCFA, GLEKT, Etc.Osk
Box WILL Pekform A Co**. Iugredients
ar<-purely Tfgetable. It is pleasaut to iaste, baa
no bad odor, and iimy be carried iu the rest pockwithout
f?-Hr of delectiou. Circulars free. Price
$1 a bo* Sold by JOHN J. KROWKR, successor
U 8. (V Uphnm. 400 Chewtnnt street. Pliiladelrbla.
Hiid in Washington by 8. 9. FOBP. 390 Pa.
*Ttnnei. m iu (>y man j?6-woly
IFTTFUS ANlTbfMlCR WRlTINGSTofjAA
* MADISON ml7<?tol8*:4Tolii..?To
? V T&AjHUK TAYLOB. i
0
%
AUCT10NSAL ES. ~~ ~
Labgs balk or govbenmknt BUILDINGS
at THI r>I8M_A NTLKD foets
A KUl * 1> *4sniflwrufl.
Hcadiiuar'.erf Dtvartwitnt tf Wa*kimtton. 1
Ufrct <J Chief Uunrttrmmter, I
Wmtltngum D. C.. Ih tober 18, W18.1
Will be told ?t Public Auction to the highest bidder,
at the tine* and places named below, all of the
Barrack*. Officers' Onarters. Hospitals, Mesahnuses,
Stables, and other ?trnct?re? belonging t?
the United States, in and aboat the dismaaiiml fort*
and batteriaa around Washington, as fallows,
TtBI FORTH OF POTOMAC.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER mtb. at 10 o'clock ft.
m.,at Battery Parrott. fonrframebnildiua. 8*m
day atl o'clock ft. tn . Fort Martia Scott, four frame
boildiaim. name day at 3 o'clack p. m.. at Batterr
Vermont. Are frame baildtnjr*.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBERSUt, at lOo'clock a.m.,
at Fort Simmonds. foarteen (U) Fram* and Lo*
bnildlnfta. Same flay at 1 o'clock p.m., ftt Fort
MMiifcfirld, t?futy oDe Frame and Loj building*.
On * KPN EbDAY, NOVEMBER Int. at WoYlTt
a. m , at Fort Bayard, twenty Frame and Lee
building*. 8*me day at S o'clock p. m., at Fort
Gain**. nine Frame and F.og Buildings.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3d, at 18 o'clock
a m., at F?rt Kearney, twenty <S0? Frame BuildInge.
Same day at 2o clock p m , at Fort De Rns y.
twelve Frame Building*; and at 4 o'clock p. m.,
mf p?lt<irv Qniftftil t NramA Pn? l.li namm
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3d. at lu o'clock a.
m , ht Fort 8teninier, (ix (6) Frame Buildinn.
Same day. at 12 o'c'ock in , at Fort Banker Uill,
thirty-two Frame Bnildin?*.
On BATUBDAY. NOVEMBER4th. at 10o'clock
a.m.. at Fort Thayer, ieren <7) Frame and Log
BniMiiigr. Stmeday.at 12 o'clock.at Fort Saratoga.
fourteen (14) Frame and Lt Building*.
KAS1 OF EASTERN BRANCH.
>u MON PAY, NOVEMBER 6th. at 10 o'clock a.
m . at Fort Meig*, neven (7) Frame Buildings.
S.-tlee ?anje day, at 12 o'clock a. m., at Fort D?t1?; j
at 2 o'clock p m., at Fort Watrner. and at 4 o'clock
p.m.. mi* on mcieiH, lour (4) * rune ?uiiaiBK? ;
ato^ctBespat, noyember 7th, at w o'clock j
a m.,at Fort t?ny?ier. nine (9) Frame Building*; ;
uTtil wm>' d?y, at 1 o'clock p. m , at Tort Grebla,
Ate (?) Frame BniiJini*.
SOUTH OF POTOMAC.
On WEDN*8l>AY, NOVEMBER 8th, at 11
'c.ock a. m.. at Fort Willard, ten (1U> Frame
Bnil^irtK*. and Mine day, at 2 o'clock p. m., at
Tort William*, nine (9) Frame Buildings
On THlBftOAY, NOVEMBER 9th, at 10 o'clock
a.m.. at Battery Garegehe, nine (9> Buildings.
Same dH>, at 12 o'clock a. m., at Fort Reynolds.
oiotit / fi 1 F.ntlHItifffl aVI/^W ? ?
Fort Scott, six (6) Buildings. All frame structures
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. at 10 o'clock a.
m , at Fort Berry, nine (9) Frame Buildings. Sam*
d?y, at 12 o'clock a m.. at Fort Barnard, twentyone
(21) Frame Buildings.
On 6ATCBPAY, NOVEMBER llth.at lOo'clock
a m., at Fort Runyon. eleven (11' Frame Buildin**.
Hsme i*y. ?t 13 o'clock m.. at Fort Albany,
six (6) Frame Buildings, and at S o'clock p m., at
Fort Haggerty. six "ii Frame Buildings.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at Fort Corcoran, forty-nine (49) Frame aad
Stockade Buildings.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14th, at 10 o'clock
a. m.. at Fort Woodbury, twenty (18) Building*.
Same day. at 1 o'clock p. m , at Fort (Strong, nineteen
(19) Building*. and at 3 o'clock p. m., at Fort
Bennett. eight <8) Building*. All frame and ateckad?
structurea.
These sale* embrace a very large quantity of lumber,
and an excellent opportunity it thus offered to
laa<i owner* and other* fn the vicinity of Washington
to secure building and fencing material convenient
to their property.
The military guard will remain upon the premise*
sev*n days after date of sale for protection of
property; and fiur<"haaer* mot owner* of the land)
will be required to lemovethe buildings, Ac., within
fifteen daya from the time of purchaae.
Buildings will be *o!d singly.
lerm emn, id vovernmeni rnna?.
M I. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
oc l8 JOt Department of Waehington.
I ARC* BALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING.
J CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.
/ ! J. / /"l ? a *1 . m mmm ? .
in?u vnaTicrmwtier 1Mptc?. uef-ozaj n>as*intton,t
Washington, D. C., October 31. 1866. S
Will be sold, at Public Auction, tinder the direction
of Captain D. O. Thomas, M 8. K., U. 8. A.,
at Warehouse No. 6, on Seventeenth, between H
ano I streets north, and at Warehouse No. 9, on K
street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
Washington, D. C.,on WEDNESDAY, November
IS, at 10 o'clock a.m., a quantity of Condemned
Clothing, Ac., consisting of about 1.000 Great Coats,
1.300 Sack CoaU, 900 Uniform Coats. 000 Jackets,
2,000 Trowtsrs, 6,000 Blankets, 6,;00 Bed Backs.
11 600 axes, 3 800 Pickaxes. 3 400 Shovels. 2,300
Spades, 1.100 Hatchets, 8,400 Camp Kettles, 10.300
Mess Pans. 6A00 French Block-tin Bowls, new;
8,700 Metallic Scales. 12,400 Knapsacks,7,000 Haversacks,
It,800 Shelter Tents. 800 Gammon Tents. 2.700
Wall Tents 1-V*1 Wall T.nt FHm 1 ?*m Klv.l?
Tents, 1.300 Hospital Tents, WO Hoapitftl Tent
Flies, 400 Tent Stoves, together with a large lot of
Caps, Hats. Stocking*. Booteea, Boota, Canteens,
lloae, Drums, Sashea, Buglea, Trumpets, Tsnt
Polea, Tent Cutting*. Canvas Cuttings, Jkc.
The ?ale will be contluned from day to day until
the whole lot in a?l<l.
Successful biddera will b? raquirM ta remove the
tores within fire days from date tf sale.
Terms?Cash in Government fuodn
D n. RUCKER,
Rr*vet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
oc 31 -131 Depot of Washington.
A~UCTION SAL* OF RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Offitf of Assistant QuartrrmtuttT,)
W<t.?htntiom, October 31, 1!W6. S
Will be sold at public auctios,on WEDNESDAY,
November 22. 1866, st lp.m., at the Machine Depot
of G. and C. PLACE, No. 22ii Pearl street, New
York eity?
One (1) Thirty-foot Planer.
One (1) Hydrotlatic Wheel Press.
unv (1> Large neuron* J'rlll
Obe(l) Punching and Shearing Machine, turnbined.
Four (4) Fifteen ton Jacks.
One hundred < HO) Claw Bars. *
Forty-four (441 doten Assorted Files.
Pi* (6) Kerosene Head Lights.
The above machinery is all new, and was constructed
for the United States Military Railroad
servlee.
Terms cash, 1b Government funds.
II . L B0BIN80H,
ec 31 17t Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M.
^PPLIB, ONIONS AND POTATOES.
300 Barrels prim* New York APPLES.
3ft0 Barrels prime Bhode Is la ad Bed and Tellew
Skin ONIONS.
500 Barrels prime Bnckeye, Carter and Mercer
POTATOES.
On hand, in Rtnre and arrlvln*. Tor sale Inw In
iota to ssit purchasers. Appiy^fo ^ n^gy
?T>2-2m 9T Smith's Wharf. Baltimore.
BY BJUXSMADV * CLARK,
Regular Licensed Auctioneers,
373 P*. ay., adioinisg Metropolitan Hotel.
A CARD TO~THE PUBLIC.
We have this day entered into arrangements for
the parpose of doing an out door knsinees, and
offer oar services to the public for the selling of
Boas*bold Farnitare at private dwellings. Houses
and Lots. Terms and Btoeks, Horses and Carriages,
Orphans' Court Bales, Vessels, and asy kind or
Merchandise, either ea the premises or at onr
Store, on as favorable terms as any Aactioneers in
11 -ii
LO? til} .
We respectfully solicit the patronage of oar
friends and person* wishing the services of an auctioneer,
believing that, from our experience of 2A
rears in the business, we shall be able to give full
satisfaction.
Pales at Store Every Evening.
Referkmcu:?Hon. John W. Foruey. Riehard
Morgan sep 2ft-lm
513 JonN D- *DMoND * 5J3
613 rtb street, between D and B,
HATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING,
DXAXns IH
BUILDER'S, BLACKSMITH'S, HOUSEHOLD
GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Out and Wrought Kails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and
Horse-shoe Mails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axis?,
Axle trees. Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Viosa,
Shovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Olus.
BpHt Cane for chair bottoma,
all of which we offer at
THK L0WESTCA8H PB1C1.
THX oldest hotel condcgtxd OS TH?
xukopkam plan,
la enlarged to double tta former capacity.
icbopian hotkl,
Comsr Pa. aft. and 11(4 ?(., WasAttuum, D. 0.
ThU Hotel, the oldeat conducted on the European
lan in thia city, haa been enlarged and A . . A
improved in every way neceaeary for UwfcMV
accommodation of the increasing goe?t?
Thankful for the patronage already received, the
proprietor bopea that by attention to boaineaa to
oonunue to reaeive patronage aa heretofore. Gneata
will only be charged With what they roootTO.
Uhargee are moderate. ?
oc?-tf P. KMBICH, Proprietor.
Jua&ra AAI^vuuo S VU.*
PLCMBlb.
J AS AND STEAM FITTERS,
HO. 600 NINTH ST., NEAR AVENUB,
Bate jMHt receded, and will constantly kMf en
band, the largest and bent assortment in Jjio citvj
Chandeliers, Brackets. Drop Lights, Portable#
01n>? Globes. Mica and other Shades, and all ar
ticlesinthis line, from the best establishments*q
New York, Philadelphia, Ac., which will b? sold on
th<- most reasonable terms.
Also. RANGES, FUBNACES and FIRE BOARD
""w^are prepared to furnish the best RANGE I m
ase anywhere, on Terr reaA>nable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants, Ac., are invited to call.
We do all kinds of GAS and 8 TIC AM FITTINGS
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
PT.TTMHING line in the most sati?fa?ty?r*
~ Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains, Water
Closets, Waah-standa, Basins, Ac., Ac., at No. 600
fth street, near Pennsylvania avenue,the largest
aatabllahment m the city. fob >-eotf
Adams express company,
C&ct ?1? Pa, Avenut, Washington, D. C
great eastebn, nobthebn, and westibn
expbis8 f0bwabdkb3.
merchandise, monet, jewelbt, valff.
%LES. NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, Ac.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH te all
ftrceeaible sections of the country. This Company
has a*encie?l? the Principal Hallway Towns inJha
NORTH, EAST, WEStAND NOBTUWEST
Its principal offices are.
WASHINGTON.^. C., NEW YORK, BOSTON.
Fdll.AHKIiPniA, BALT1MOBE. 01Nm
, , I V t m ? ? - .
vwnnil, BT. liUlllf, I.UtlBVILLK,LEXINGTON.
Connection* are made at New York and Bocton
with lines forwarding to the CANAPAS and the
BFIT1SH PBOVlKcks ami other ateanuiiip lii,^
to LIVKBPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON an.l HAVKJt,
and thence by European expri ?ae? to all prominent
commercial town* in Great Britain and tha Gonti
nent.
Collections of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS
Bade at aM acceatible parta of the United State*.
j(U C. C. DUNN.Agant, Washington,!). 0*
PROPOBALK. j
pBUPOSALfi FOft IKDIAII 0<H)1>8.
??fi?TmiTor Til IHTllIOB, J
I'FricK or Ikpiak affaim.;
J:*'"'"?!0*. DC., October* 1?*. \
r. ?i'lTr* *i"t<ii?it"Propo?l? for Iniiaa
Afr.iT; ..til ,t at the oilIce of J-?4i?n
ARaira until is r> r-l^k _ ..tiTi nnfv t>,?
llttb day of KoT?ml*r next. tor ft.rntahinc. i? tj?? :
quantities therein giveu, Uie article* ?*n?evl u>*
follow inn list.
F1MT ?'LASi-MACEIKAC BLAHKKTS.
3p<-int^hlt? Rlukfti, HiTt In., to ??iik 8 IM.,
2,0(*l tmlro.
jx int White B'Mktti. MiflBin . to weigh I lbs., !
1 000 pair*
J point Whit* Blankets, 47xy> in., to weigt it* ,
ljMrtin.
3 point Kcarlet Blanket*. Wx<*5 In ., to weirhAlha, '
) .fOU puir?.
tit point Jvhi l*t lilankete, Mx6u in .to weigh 9 lb*., '
l.f?0 ini .
3 reint Grteu Blanket*. ?Tx72 in., to weigh Mb*., ,
Ml) pair a
3 point ludico Bine Blanket*. IfiiM in., to weigh 10
lbs.. MW p?ir*.
Jit point Indigo Bine Blanket*, MiSo in , to weigh
6 Iba . WO pairs.
taint Gentin* II* Bine B'.aakets, ?i?4 in., to I
weigh 1011* , 100 paira.
JS point Gentiualia Blue Blaiikata. HiW 1b.( U
* aigh 6 If*., 100 pair*.
SECOND CLASS?'"LOTUS.
Fancy Li?t Blue Cloth, .'00 yarda.
Cray List Blae Cloth. 3.000 yarda.
Cray List Scarlet Cloth, f 00 yarda.
Saved Lift Bine Cloth. I-'OO yard*.
Saved Lut Fcarlet Cloth, 3.MU yarda.
TH1KD CLASS-DBY GOODS.
8 4 Cotton bhawla. 20 dosen.
B-4 Woolen bhawla. SO dosen.
Linen Tliread. ".00 lt>a.
Cftton Thread, LOO lb*.
Calico. Tfl ?0 yards
Tnrk?y Bed Oil Calico, 1.000 yarda.
Blue Drilling. tJMO > arda.
Bine De*in>a. I,0r0 yard*.
Indigo Bine Piaida. ! OuO yarda.
Kl.lrtin?Un^ I mn
tin i ub ) a .ww / ??? ua.
Krntncky Jean*. !<C > ard*.
Brt>wn Prilling. 20 1 00 vtnil.
Bed-Ticking. 15.000 yard*.
Super SatinM*. AW >ard*.
8*tinet?, 6 (?W yard*.
HfpfK 1.W0 yarrt*.
Plaid Lfn?ey. H".l?iyard*
Hickory Shirting, 8.000 yard*.
Urown HLeetina, 4-4. 6.WU yard#.
Check*. Stripe*, and Plaid*. 6.000 yard*.
Lia*ey*. f 000 yard*.
Aborted Flannel*. J 0U0 yard*.
Flannel Sbirt*. 1.000.
Calico Shirt*. 1 000.
FOURTH CLASS?nABDWA KB.
Ti.kk^a. - a I rnft J
r iruuwuftB, HVUHJI iru, Ul'lVIJ,
Fish I-ine*. assorted. 3 0doxen.
H tnd Saw File* M) dozen.
Csmp Kettle*. .'Oil
Short Handled Frjing Pans, WO.
Aim. to weigh from 4 to 6 ponnd*. 2# Inner..
Half A xes. to weigh SS paunds, 25 doten.
Iron Tablespoons, 80 doren.
The article* to t>e furnished mnst in all respect*
conform to and be equal with the Government samBles
in this office, or with sample* accompanying
to 1Mb.
Bidders, particularly in the department of blankets
ai.<l cloths, ars invited t<> furuiitli sa-npl?*
with their proposals. They are repaired so to do
iu connection with hide for the following nam< <!
articles Krown Drilling*, gbirticz Strip<-?. jutinet?.
Plaid Linseys, Hickory 8hirtiug. Checks,
Stiipes and Plaids, Lintey. Flannels. a? -it-d.
Flannel Shirts. Calico Shirts, Hickory Shirts. 8 4
Cotton Shawls,8 4 Woollen Shawls, Linen Thread
Cotton Thread. Axes and Half Axes.
No b'ds f> r It-than an entire class of the articles
spesifisd will be considered.
i 11 .. .1 . / : . l i i < * in
ah miirivp inrniMK^i uuner contract will t>e rigidly
insp?-cted and c< mpftred with the aa.ni (ten by
an nkft.t or agents appointed for that purpose.
Bach goods or articles as may in.any respert fail to
conform to the samples. will bo rejected, an-i in
that case the contractor will be bound to furnish
others of th? reqmred kind or quality within
three days; or. if that be not done, they will be
purchased at his expense.
Payir?nt will be *>ade for (roods rectivsd on invoices
thereof, certified by the agent or agents appointed
to inspect them.
The right will be reserved to require a greater
quantity of any of the article* named th*n that
specified in the above schedule, not exceeding three
times the amount thereof, or to take any leaa uuantitv
of the same at the prices preposed.
Any of the bids, or any rarts thereof may be rejected
at the option ol the Department.
Ko bids will be c<>M*ldere<l from persona who
have failed to comply with the requirements of a
former contract with th? Uilted Ptates. *r who are
not manufacturers of, or wholesale dealers la, the
required articles.
Proposal* muat embrace the article* with the
quantities thereof, a* aet forth in the above schad
ule, with the price* anoexeu to each, and the
amount* must be carried out aud footed np. Raid
price* and amounts aoit be *o (riren without anj
modification or proposed modification whatever
Proposals ahoald (>e submitted in the following
fbim "I (or we] hereby prop^se to furnish the Indian
Department, according to the tenn* of the advertisement
of the ComRilPtiontr of Indian Affairs,
dated October 26th, 1&-5. the follawin* article* at
the pi ices thereto affixed [lu re inaert the list.]
Said articles are to be dsliverMe in the city of New
i or* on or t-etore Uie jet aav or March next, ud
if this pioposal ba accepted. 1 (or we] will, within
three aa>s thereafter, execute a contract aocordiigly.
and five security satisfactory to the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, for the taitLful performance
of the came.
Each proposal must be accompaaied by a guaranty
in the folloa inn form. te be signed by two responsible
person* whose eufli. iencv nn?t be cortified
by a United State* Judge or l>i?trict Attornej
" We heiehr jointly an<! severally guarantee
that the above bidder. (or bidders.] if a contract
shall be awarded to tim (or them') according t*? his
(or tbeir) bids or propoaal. will exwutf a c. utrart
accordingly, and ?t*e the requisite seenrity for the
faithful performance of the sum* as pr??ecrH>ed tn
the advertisement for proposals for Indian goods.
aatea ucr?Der ?. i??. ana in tue event ot hi?|or
their 1 failure so to do. ws hereby affren and bind
ourselves. our heirs. executors, and a*vjrn?, to forfeit
and pay t)ie IMted States as dam**"*, a mm
not less than fifteen per ceut. on the amount of said
bid or proposal."
Bond* a ill be required tn the amount of the bid
for the faithful performance of th? contract, with
two or more sureties. whnw sufficiency must b?
certified to by a United States Judge or District
Attorney.
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform to the Urmi and direction* of this
advertisement. D N. COOLIT,
o? 27-Sawtnov 18 Commissioner.
S T MATAG*, 7
Successor tn J. .L Ssvape,
FOBK1GN AND DOMESTIC HARDWABI,
BOCSEKEEPBBS' GOODS.
PACKING. BELTING, Me.,
Pennsylvania aTenue, Aral door west of ;iMh ?
Was Illusion. D. C. an M Km
486 BPBIHQ ASSORTMENT 4gg
MAKKttlTEK'8,
SO. 4t?6 SEVENTH STRUT,
I-IALIK IH
CHOICB STOCK 01 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS,
IHBUCI1IS
PAFXR HANGINGS.
A ael?ct and varied stock of Gilt, Medinm and
low priced Paper Hanging*. Border*, Statae. Centre
Pieces. Ac., embracing the Largest and Hand
> 4?t ?Ka niatri
lUiorea an ?uv i/>cu>b?.
WINDOW SHADES.
Ch<?colst*, Brown
and Gilt Window Shades, a variety of D&tterna
Shade fixture*, TutoU. Ac. 7 p"Wrn?
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tawels, different
sties and colors, a beautiful assortment Pielure
Kings, Nails, Ac.
OYAL PICTURE FRAMES
The largest assortment of Oval Frames In tfca
District, warranted to be gilded with told le*f
Also, a t&ricty of Dark WoSd Frame, wit* h t?.'
nM stock of small-sized Oral and Carte da Visit*
Frmme,i:NG*AVINGS AND PAINTINGS.
A few choice Engrrrinf* and P*iutiu*? always
"orders for Paper Rarelng and Window Shades
punctually attended to. and executed in the beet
ioanner, In city or eoantry.
gj* Terms cash for Good* or Labor.
J MA UK RITE B,
? oCt 4t?6 Sivkhth Street, 4 Q(?
4oOeight doars aboTS Odd Fellow.' Hall/*O0
j?. Star Washington, P. O.
n , n mtKKlilH * GO.,AAAi
jO^Ol BCIENTiriO
pt jrTir i filptifli? *
844 Pa. av.. between 12th and 13th ?t?.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE ANB PERiSCOPIO
. . SPECTACLES,
Btrenathealn* and improving the weak and Inpaired
eyesight, and accurately tailed to tli* un
and condition of the rivnal or cans
Alao, a fine lasacrtment of Field Glass es, Opera
Glapiea, Microscopes. Magnifiers, Thermometers
Barometers. Electrical M?cKW-f and Mathematical
Instruments always oa hazn, and at the lowest
prices.
_ ByPEPOT FOB CARTES D* VISIT! OF
Celebrities, plain and colored, and a fine collection
of Photograph Albtimt, in T&rioai fin* binding
holding Irom 20 to 200 nictnrea ae fi
V * CONFIDENTIAL. , _
JL OUHO M1N who b?v? tninred tb?n??lT?i bf ,
certain aecret bablti which nunt lb?m frr bnsineea,
pUuart. or the dutiee of married life; al?o middleaged
or old men, who, from the folllee of youth <w
ouier canaea, feel a debility In advanceof their
year*, before placing themaeWea
vent of any on??liould fl rat read THE SECRET
TRIEKD." Married Ladiea will learn aon*.
thing of lmportanoe by perusing "The Been ;
'senfto any addrrea, in a sealed envelope on r
eclat of Twenty fire centa. Addreea
P D*! CHA8. A. STEWART A CO.,
dec U ly Boaton. Maaa.
raTHOMPSON'S POMADE OPTIEM - For 1m
1 purtir" a rich glo?a and exquisite perfume te
the llair, it far *nperior to any other Pomade ex
taut. lrepnrnt t*y r. C. WELLS A CO., New
York, and sold by all Druggists, J>ric? X*. aad76o
per bottle.
BUTLER'S BALSAMIC MIXTURE?This old
well known and entirely reliable remedy for ? - |
oret Maladies, U for sale by all Druggi't*. Prica
#1 per battle. jsa_19-?oly,a
" ANYONE CAN USE TUEM."-A basin of
A is all tlmt is r??uireU to produce tU*
ixkont brilliant and fashionable colors on Silks,
Woolena. Cottons, Ribbons Ac_,1nt?n minntes,
by the nseof JUDRONTl SIMPLE DYES. Oeries,
Cat ary. Mhccdi*. MnuTe. Violet. Scarlet. Onm?
Grten, Blue. Brown, Crimson and Pink. PrTeo
M .. 9<J., and It. per Bottle. Theee I>)m will ali-o
te found iiM-ful for imparting Color to Feathers,
Vib?>rs, OrWMv. weed, Ivory, Bone, Wood,
Willow-el.avion. Paper; and also for tiDtine Photographs.
mid for illuminatim May lx> ltad of
(lirn>ieta throiifhont the United Kingdom. the
Ftnti g. and Briiub Colonies. Depot? 19a, Coleman
Bt London.
Liberal Allowance to Dealer j. adtlB F ,Uw ,a
I
RAILROAD LINHK
W > A 1. "1 iMvi.l AM* UHltf EAlLK <)aV
D HuTvl, Oct. ?, IMi.
IIHPNSM
Tr??ti? Ut.wB W\MIINOT<>\ AND RAkTf
MOKK ftnd ?^U1ST(?N AND THE ?tHT.ftrft
now run f?li? we. ?j|r:
. .. FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave duly, except hun-luy. at t 30 8 ?. to4
UK ?. nr. m?1 ? a>. ?u<5 4 <?. mnd T J? p. m
FOR ALL MAI STATIO?t?.
duly, except huu4?j.?t U. *M. fto4
PBI*CirAL WAT STATIONS, !?:
l?l*den*t>?ir*. H*lt*vWI?, La-Sri. AmitHIl
Joitctiob. ?? > E? ?y Hcu?, Im** ?t C ? tn4 H Mi
*m., aud 5? and ??u p. bi d?ui.nt?(.u??
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Lrav at f ? and i? "Ai ? m a?<1 4 4rt p m dailr
nnpt Snnday. Notralna to or fron A;map!i*
OB biiudir, __ _
OK PINPAT.
FOB BALTIMORE.
L'it? at 8 30 a. m and 1 15 ami S V %o<17 30 p.m.
FOB WAY STATIONS
Lf?w*t8lPi m audJSCp m
FOE ALL PABTS OF THE WE?T.
L??tp dall) , ?ir*pt Minilu. at 7 * a m aoA I II
arxl17 30 p m , ?ir?r' *l*w ??tniJ?7, turu lat?*t
train !< ?? at 1:16 p. ni
On Sunday *t I u and 7 J'ji m. only. c?nn?*<?nir
u J,*T Station ?nh trt m from llalllmora k>
VSWHlne, Ptu kt-rol.nri. A.
THBOl till TICK 1lT?- i . ik. u >.-j -?
the V a*biDgt< d ii Ticket OUV* ftt all b?ur*
tn the d?y,?? well m at the r-w <.|h<e In the American
Telegrnffc Balidituc. l'> uo?) ivani* trrau*,
between 4H ar' fttfc *tr?> U
For New York, Phil?1*lptri?, at>4 Roaton. i??
drerti^emett of "Thn?n*H L?oe "
Vf. P.hMlTH Maate, ot Tr%n?fH>rt?Uok
L. M.IX'LK. G< *t-ral Ticket Kt-ut.
OC90 tr GEO. B. KOOJiTZ, Agrat, aali.rifta*.
rrBKOrGH LINE RETYKKM WAHHIKGTOM,
1 nil la MiLrn i a and kew hhik.
JlaSKai&SaPaa
W?%H!SGTO?. October *9. IMS.
Trail.* between V a-kinttou aiid Mew York ar*
now run ** follow*. vi?
FOK KKW Vnkk. ?lt?uutchaneeofcara.
Lpmvc d?i!y (fx> epi hnutia> ) at 7 30 a ui., and t
and " 3P r tr.
FOE MW IOBK, changing cnra at Ptiilndel
phi*.
Leave daily (except fun lav? at 11 16 a m and
4 40 p. m.
for rn11.ar>Ri.rni \.
Leave dally (ex'-ept fnrula) I at 7 36 and 11 U a.
m., ai.d 4 mi aid 7 .*) p.m.
ON KrXPAY.
Leave for Kmt York at 6 p . m only.
Leave f< r Philadelphia at 7 SO p m only.
Helping ram for S??- York on 7 Sn p n? train
dail) . tacepl kunday. On hun-lay, traiu autl a!e?pin^
rmr riift r*r? 1 v tv* HVi
fliruu?h ticket* to t'hil?<!?!pliia. New York, or
B<*tnn. < an be h?d at the Statioo Offic* at all hrmr?
In the day. ?' well aa at the n?w offir* in the American
TeWgraph Hnil-ting, 1>bkj l??iiia ?",nu?,
b? t?e*n 4S and 6th atr*-, '*.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
forachadule l>etaeen Washington. baltiuiora, Anliapolls,
and the Wert.
W. P SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L. M roi.I. ?? *. rai Ticket Agent
?c?tf GEO. S KtfCXT/, Ag>-nt. W%?hiogtoa.
ORANGE ASD ALt\A>URlA R. R.
THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASH1ATGT0B
ALJXfiNLl.E,?nTY .ICHMOSU
On and after Tridaj. S? pt. i, litt, tha Train* oc
this road will run a* f> How* :
TRAINS SWCTH
I.rare Vuhinrtun ?t 7 A> m m >iul a 1* m mm
Leave AlexauSrla at 7.X> a m. and t ?0 o m.
Leave C< "-ci?nsTille at 12 SO p m. ud 1 ?t. ,
Arrive at Richjnend at 6 .{*) . m aj?i (a.m.
Arrive at Ljnchhur^at ?kad 6 ?
Ltan Lptrbhurg at 6 4* a m anAT Uy b.
Leave Richmond at 7.00 a u. and 7.60 p m.
Leave tiordoMvllle at 12.SO p m and 12 *' a a
Arrive at Alexandria at 4 M p m. and *.vo a. m.
Arrive at Waehinxtrm at t.SO p. a. and R tb a n?.
On fund$y? leave vVaahinctvn at 8 30 p. it, only.
Lecal freight train leaves Alexandria at 4 on a.
bj. and arrive# at Gordonevllleat 11 4.' a m L**re?
t?ordon*vitte at 12.4S p m. and arnvee at Alexandria
at 8 ? p. m. TbrcNtb freight leave* Alexandria
at S 00 a ?. and arrive* at Lynebbv* 7.1?
b. is Leave Lynchburg at I JO a. a. and arrl?e at
Alexandria ate 10 p m
Paeeettgeni for arrenten will take the 7 00 am I
train aonth from Waxhinftoa and the I i. n.
train north from Lynchburg _ j
MMH by the 6.45 a m and 7 15 pm trains
from Lynrhbnrg. and the 7 00 a. ni. aud 7.1#jp m.
trains from Richmond .connect with traiua at Wuh1
net on for all part* of the N orth and W?*t
Thia route ha? the advantage aver all other*. by
having ao ntmutoi rail from New York to Lvnob
bnrjr?106 mile*
It alao paeeea throarh Fairfai. Fnll Ran MumBri*t<*.
Cailrtt V Ktrpahannock. <'ulpeper.
Orai e* and <*?rd?>n*Tlile, wbtrt many off
the late fire*' battles were f. ught
Tickets can be procured in Adam*1 Ei press
building. 0(poaite the B. A O R K J?>ptta
Washington, alao at the Depot on Maryland
tren*.
Train* lesre the corner of l?t and C ?t rests,
WlaU&f^o W. B McVAFKERTY.
G'm ral iia??-ribaendeBt.
J. M BROADCS.
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Bept. 1,1865. aa Itl
GBEAT PK>5bYLVA51A BuLT*
to thb
MOBTHWEHT AMD BOUTBWE8T.
fiHHHH
Ob and after P?f?mb?r tb. traiaa will !-<.* Baltt*
more fr?ni JOrth Calvert btatioa, aa follow*;
Fut Mail It. J?.? A. M
HariUbur* Acconunedatioa. S tn P. M.
Sri# and Pittabur* Exvreaa A On P. M.
PI ttalur* and Klmlra Kxpreaa 10 0U P.M.
THB ?:18 A. M TRAI~N~FROM WASUIXUTOH
onnecta with the ? A. M. train fr>>n lU:tirn*ra
tor Pittsburgand tiie Weet, aa<1 for Klruira,
Buffalo, &oc)i?atpr, Dunkirk. Can an
4ai?ua. and Niagara Fall*, and
for Kew York Citf.
TH* 4:90 P. M TRAIJTVBOM WASHINGTOM
connect* with the 8 P M. train from U?1U fl
mare for PiMaburg and Kne *
TB* ('46 P M TRAIiTfBOM W AHH ISOTt?l r
oonu??ct? withthe 10P. M. Ixpre* fr.ni I'.mltJ ,
Bur*, ruu run mnnixa Ml rnwinrs mam
Slinira. withoat change of car*, connoting
?t Pittobarf fi* CiwinMW, Cbicui'.
and Ft L"ui?. and ?l
pImIrm for Buffalo, KuchMHf
and ByracoM.
?N* THROUGH TRAIN 05 SUNDAY.
Leaving Washington at > o tluek r. M.
BLHPINQ CARSON NIGHT TRAINS
Soldier*' Tinin at Govkk*mk?t Rath.
LOW FAR* AND QUICK TIME
y For tickets and any lnfonnatioa apply at tbe
Office of the Great Pennsylvania Route, earns*
Pennsylvania avenae and Stith atreet, nnder National
Hotel, and Depot Houee. No. 463 C street,
near Haw Jersey avenue, Wanhiprt""
J N^DUBARBT,
Superintendent N.C. R R
E-J.WILKIN8,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNO QILLHTT. ?Paseenger Ageat, o^rner ?l
street and Pa. arnii* dwStf
(^XC&KT D1SXASX8I 8KCBKT VlbKAbB* I
BilABITAR'B OIVTI
SAMARITAN'S OJFT!
TBI MOST CXBTAIK BIMIDT KVXB CSXD
"T?. A Poeitire Core"for
GOXOXH(EA. GLEET. STRICTURES, ft
Contain* mo Mineral, no Balsam. so Mercury
Only Ten PtUt to bt Taken to Eject a C*rt am
They are entirely repetal le. having no amell
any uupleaeant taate, and will not in act way inure
the stomach ar bowels of the Boat delicate
Cure# in from two to four day*, and ret rut c?M
1b "tweuty-foar hour*." Prepared by a graduate
of the University ot Penney Ivania. one of the m.?t
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the prevent day ;
HO tXP?irit'ROTIOFILI.?UC8ARkI Jt'Hiriril.
Let tboee ?ho bare doe pal red of ffpttiug cured, e?
have been gorged with Belssn Ocpaprla, or
ll^panr* trv t)l?
?SJLMARITAV-S GIFT.
Bent by mail In ? plain envelop*.
y rice?Male ?>cki<H, fa. Female. ft
BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD"!
RCBOrCLA, tJLCEE*. SOKES, rPOTB,
tittee:?, BtALES, feoILft, t>VllilLl?
111 ftRilKIIIAL DISEASES. Ac
SAMAKITAX'S HOOT AXD HKkB JUICES
lioill?4 ttMMblK a? ? ooeiti?? car?
tphilrtob /inbrkalwiseams. um
?mabitaki boot and herb jvicd u ^
-ot^nt. certain and effectual reniody war
" r,u*i; It reacbea and eradicates every parti rl? f
yenereal poUon, eo that the cure I* th<>r??c*
and permanent. Take then of tbi* purtfyin* remedy
and te heeled, and de not transmit it to jenr poeterity
that for which 700 may repent in after ye*ra
W BUI I'fcSfAIKI
Although yo? tnmy he nromxinred Incurable. th?
SAMARITAN'S BOOT AN1? HERR JCICt*
will remoye every *e?ti?re of imimrtriee fmw tfc#
> itfic m> well m All the bad eff?-cts of M^r^ury
hAMABITAN'S CHANCRE WASH
Price 25 rente: Full directions
WHAT THE SCBGEOKSbAY OT THE KASA
"U" 1TAN b BEME01KS
"O* Boat m ^Tii*'iiir Can* B:c* rx
IS lifit ?t (1l., H40 Rm.i-?tr*et.
PUiladelnhia?l>ear Sir* PI raw- aei>d m<- .>?? fri^
of Tonr {Samaritan* Gift by Adan:? * Co.V
ao a? to r*Kb ?? b> the 13th, a* veaail on that day.
Findiagit to be whit tt f? represented, 1 do w4
Ilk* to make * Toyaite without a aupply
"J. 6. hoK?*T. BurgroP,
** Atlantic Mail Hteam?h?pCo., IS T ,
" Between N?*w York ?n<1 A?pin?aJl "
PESMOKD * CO., Box 1*1 Philadelphia T<**
Bit*
Bald by ?. CALVERT FOBD,corner 11th ?tr*?
a? d P?niMylTMiia a??uue.
HEM itY COOK. Alexandria. raj ? ,
ilirrilEftti UJ4 MiMCEY THAI is THE I
fl Q L'EsTJOhTk* pr..| rlrtor* of tb?- "PAKl- 1
BIANCABIXETOr M OXTERS, AN AToMT aui I
MEDICINE," drttruiMil '#I" |
JKDM-U) ima. fra?, (for tlic kwfii of off'""?
hu??DUy. t lour af tt?ir*u*t loatrwctiT* I
trrecttuc Lacturo M nrrl *** and l? q I
tlcM. Karroo* disability. Prraunvrr D?*! ?? ? *?: (
difrrgtloa. ? vakneM. I)?|.r<-??ion. or ?Iu"r*fc*V,T 1
rhjr?iolo<rr *n<l Kator*"? Law. Thrw I
lectures Save b??a Ui<- mon* ?f ?.uli(rl?tfn,*?
string tbonssads. and will tx> forward^ f"* *
rw?+pt of fo?r stamps hj addrMriM
r?rx*u~ Oc^mt of Amalomt mi f*' i
Broadway, Sew York. f a I

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