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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
From thi. Rule There VIII be no De,latiou,

Further information can be obtained at the
academy or at the schools at ST. Anthcny's and
ste. Mdrguoutc's churches
April :, dwtf
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THE BILLIARD TABLES

are OF the hes, character and have been pu, IN
complete order.
TINE BAR
''upphcd with the very best
LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS
ana the public may be assured that no pains will
De spared 10 merit liberal patronage.
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April 10Th, 1852
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-16
A NEW ARTICLE
Roback's stomach BitteyS

A new and delightful Stomacbic and Cordial. tor
giving the Stomach, and for the prevention
biiios complaints, incident 10 the Western country
Try Il.
A. a morning drink, assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, 81 has no equal. Try It.
IN Jldcor il is saperi0r 20 az other r'iers Try H..
The formula Of these Bitters now (lsdl) the sole
property o. Or, Roback, originated with of the
oldest and most eminent Medical PractioDers OF the
West and Il Is directly predicated upon the wants o;
Western people
These tfsrs derive their stimulus fron the power
ul tcnic nature Of the roots and herbs Of Which hey
are composed, aud as they are, by allsylng unsat,
ural cravings OF the stomach, directly pronoiive Of
TEMPERANCE
the present proprietor believes that IN making then
widely known, tAe public welfare IS sabservesi.
Il viii be for sale by al OF Dr. Aobsc<'s
merous Agents, and at Hotels sc, the country
In the meantime orders will be flied direct fI0m
Cincinnati IN -ny quantity, and al the lowest rates.
Il T. put up In Quart Bottles, AM securely packed IN
doz cases. Half doz sample cases VIII, however,
be packed and sent 10 any address. II desired.
Rct.is Price, ef per bottle, or SIX
for c5.
Principal Office and salesroots. No 6. East Fourth
Street. Sd budisg from Main Street, C.nclnnst,
Ohio- Laboratory. No. - Hammond street.
| For sale IN Nigo C0aniy BY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-16
Ayers Ague Cure

fOb tht cfffDf tlfAf w
Intermittent Fevsr. Or Fever and Ague. Renls.e
- fevcr. chill fever. Durab cue. Periodical Head
ache, oT iill0us headasAe. alld Billions Re-
ve-'. iteed for the Whole eiass OF dis
esses or fgracnS - tftfary derarrc-
nlcut. caused by the Aaisria of
AliAsmauc CountritF.
Nc are euAAi.1 here 10 cf,E tie eo1artrt'iy
remedy which. While II cures The above complaints
with certainty. u still perfectly harmless in auy
quantity. such rrmedy Is invaluable IN cisfri,is
where tAesc ariiciing disorders prevail This cu-t'.
expels tho miasnlatic poison 81 Fever aid Ag1e ircu
tie system, and prevents the development q lie
tory symptoms IL j. not only the best remedy
Yet discovered Tor TIA class " conplaufs fui Al.
~, Lns ss.gs.i: lns s1se sssS .s ,xgPy is
a. billions districts, where Fcvcr aud Agte prevail,
escryloi, should have a anel il freey 10th 81
cage and grcteeiion. graf saIerlority oi t.i'
dy ard certain ~ frterfnlttrn,s IL that ga
t1in- ouinine mirsral. cone 4uently Il rrolu
ces qusnisIa or ether injurious efecls vhsios,r
upea tAe constli uti0h. Jlpss cured ty n is
healthy A. IL they had never had tho diseaer.
Fewer and Ague not alone the cofstquenoe a th~
nissnlstic poisoa. great Varsity VI disorders ari-e
lnom its irritation, Among which are
EesraiEia, RbsaNtisIn, Go'st. He.i.i,s. riinsis--
1poihache, Earache, Iatarrah, Asthma, rsia-
isiion. pAiufnl Adecfirr n the spleen H.
cs.Faia IN the fsossels C,elic. .I'srsi,-l-
ana DerAngemcnt u the Stomach,
All q which. when originating In this eau.e .ui "a
''CCKx eNPeis The poison from The blood, aud con-
seQuenty cures them all alike II a AZ In.aluail.
rrcfecfi "a % immigrants aud persons travelling ar
tflnf,orariis re-idlu Ia tho lariotas dasricts.
taken occasionally ur dai9 Nhih ekpo3cd - flt i-
lecfIal, that VII ie excFeiel nom tho s,.fenl AMI
ssn1s..t sufficient rantify a. riren
int dis-a~e. Hcnce 10 A. more vaitat.s lr
protection than cure, and hW viii ever suaer floia
lnfermiiscnis II fbty avail fheulsis Il the a..
t-crttn this rtns 81 affords
80 Prepared ~ Ds e. AYFR 4 Co.
lowell, Nassachn.tiis
Al resil1slicr ~. O. safe ~ J. X. CrxlraaA1
2. n IoSNsi1T, rr4 - AT DfrSEirts iu T.rfr
Hhufr
Nholessis by AItEx A Co. cinsilnati.
funf -3dcorn-<@co~
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FLORIST AND GARDENER.

'IsHE undersigned offers 20 the citi.
I ana Il Terrf nfeie apa v'eifsg. = ~ sn1
s.tft assar ffssss 4 rtasrt. rsa'stiIns ~ $685.
ss~hrsase ss.s tea4a<ts 81. 49, et~frf<~ns sari~
vegetables tir, Al 81 Siafs Seth Nsln sifest. bs.
tseen esA snt 10 street.. snt riss 81 his sltsn
~ the nrsi ianr tesece1 - yinccfrs a. 1sriisis
aaaf WILLIAM sCH0Lr
Na-1Hs7~ Torisf and aarttnsr.
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SOAP.
ICE CREAM.


HAVING REFITTED AND
cpsne8 eng sai,sh ~ the se.s.r. ~ 80 pc
tsf =. ~ait 81 "a ~he usv fstar - rltt eali in
AZ fes1 rnaf.ees. ai-s Eent srtaFffnett - al
kitatt sf
confectionery .tsnft~.tresh.t q st =
and Piskted Oyster. >arfsfur~.
Etc.. Itc.. fsfr
ss-Cr-sn fufaisisa ~ parties shssi sasies'
uafst2E FoNE q nlfFKnOH.
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ESnu Tickets rte Pitts
burg.
TICkETs FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREIGHTs.
Ery tbs Reaie Fltlght ~ AL descriptions ean Be
ffssrtsd fytsn rhsiaasigiia, ~ York, f;6sion -
p.ltfnsore - xrsy roiaf the Railroads - ohfn
Kssslnc. ss1s. lis aeir FiscclA - iesrs. W.
socri. ~ Railroad dfet.
1hs feafist ~ All Railroad DO eonnects a. pitt
ssnrEk wffh s.ekrie-s. - wtf-h rcots ran fcr
uurtes 20 snv rcrf ihe Ohie. Nnskinrurf. Ken.
tsr w. Tennsssee. CsnhtIiaua. liueis hlssisdpff
wis-snsin. sf f~scEi. Ksnsas, Arkansss ar Re- sls.
srs. Al A Cferftfti. St 4s.g trf Chicago wfth
Sses-lse~s - al rlrfs "a M Nefth Wesrfr ates
Merchants "A Shlrpsrs snfrrstife tfe iraaeportA-
to Il their Freight itis cespsny. rty Ssh
tonfdeflre ic - sIseftI transit.
-Hr RATKs of FkFIGHT - az psint Ia the
w. ~ ssa p~fss~y fessfs psiirosd sf ~f tie'
e. fs~crshia - are essrxes ~ othef Earea.i Go.
pkulek.
n>p.rsissisr io-,.ft p.sA .sss '''l, fzsssstssNs.
rkunoan."
- svFFpEE. Vhsiss.arhls
Nk0RAW 4 COp>s - Sea- - itaifinler~
IKFCH A Co. Ee. Ast.f hse-e, - -, tssati
WnHsr ~. tte Inft
= fRFgu 4 go ~ <iats . nlssfar
a. a. 8nUsToS. 0seerai Fs~srfsi sTefa. fhns
Exs r LAWS ernefei a sap'f. tiiepDa, lsan
/. ~ nDri1. tsnslki 5 - Axeni fe.l,sf 'gll-
stfaf4
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Doubt Entry Book KcepiRs.
Adapted 20 every dcra-tr-err - IrIanl aili For
ssiSn commerce, BY ilie author o. Dua's systems n
Bookkeeping
Sfoek ana Parfaership Boots,
Exemplifying numerous ca.es cf dificrlt ene..re
aDi cioslE. caangcs Ia firfns. &C. supplied - nc
authoT's forty yo-r'a experience IA bu-ines-
TIE Sfule~eai of SlRQie Erirg PTarslio
Books.
tsessereiy little understood that two Professors
y BOOK kecp.ng in tEs city. TocsnilY madt ont
business balance sheet containing l5.soo errarsi
Recfifaaq D>vgaesd Doable EHfry Bookr.
Frequent aad highly rsspansols dirty. explained
ip no otlrr treats ac-7slif-
CL47s.4g S.i.gle - Deas.s Entrg f,edgsr
Ilusueel lor lhe 1rs. tiiae IN r.liris Boei i,sn-
71e fsrsrase Ledger
For keering the results offhe business Dfl a. 40
often desired ~ extensive arulsl remains Wholly
sAA-e~n 20 H. puriis q ali othsr oaf7fncrcisi
Bas'aess carfepoaaeaee.
ne solale q D.fs 1.snusor.ps Iaas.uess letters
affords thr isoss complete esasfe ol lnssrTsaoa -
Bssacss Forms
systematically arranged sns taught b ,e.rsr.io,
~iih the eoo<s OF practice.
Commercial Conru-a'i5rs.
Including rumcrous tCsines. operstors if tr thor
oughy sanght IN ofArr schools.
Commercial saf Ornameafai p,aniaolssig
By W y Ua1 ana e. & Coeassn. anliisg. K lAe
rev e-iificrs ef thr Gems cf rerlatnsiis al NV
School Corr Beoks.
The popularity al these improvements. sfi ilt,r
elegant business writing attest the srazatares -
toie depaIiaaeft over a. ealfr toi~Sfas est ~
Wos1 r. tais. soi caaoa ~ Duf & DCncan's
tfefns 81
BHsiResS a4d Ora as<senfsl Isnmuuskip.
l. ne NOS s1Upete Self Instructor pahiishfi, ,le-
kaEtiY lo.srd. Haiiel I.ssti aid. for e..
baii a Duucan'a Ac~ = aool Cop lsoo<s. fnsiy
engraved, viii tfe enfhor's INSTRUCTIONS tn csrh
cover. 90 cents per aorcn
1ke gheapesf Copn Book ~ fffse
faT iuii particulars. srrd r. Cur efcFaut irw cr-
Cllar -. s., N.ik saiapies q car fenln.u's efl-
i trs. eIoslsg ~ rllt.. IS
Il. n. DIFF = son. PF,acspais.
Be Susngtrs ull pleas lncuir, our rtls,liisa
/ ir thc city. where W arc best ksov1-
uigr2osw1
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legal Advertisements tffy cents per square essh
Sl.ertiosl- ... 49,. ~,
40 ~ ssyeft.se by the year. with the privilege o'
haaxsa< at pleasure. Yearly sdsertissfss horese1'
80 r csui,.ef strictly - th-tr regular business
.rri .clN Fsss gsaFt~vts -, -, -,
Advertisements In The special notice eoiam" VIII
- clsrxs1 .svo prices -
AAgerts-~14e1ts Kept c"t-s'--ita5 ~ -'.e
pfics soc hall
pnslne-. notices Published 10 ne locsl columns OF
- n,.- or nnsisr Will be ged for each in8ert'n
Al. n over ten llne-. ten cents per iinr. "A,
At-srtlsrtnc.ls sent la for no sp~rnss tin'~' VIII
~. ln-.rts1 three months unless ordered out
- slt.r. alton % a Standing advertisements VIII
se,s,t 10 q renewal of the sAlns. un'e-- c'hef"'re
-<res1 u.gD " contract
..s,,,c.s, esndidaies for eface OF every deSeriP
, MI be cS .rgsd Es3 90 for each name IN the psy
.nd f3.o0 in the ia and NcekiJ, dtSas' - -
rstHs<-
,shkrse- xiii be made for Inserting the noue-> oi
All orders Societies. OF Associations as foilo"s'
-, ..ch notice not exceeding lines Is cents i"r
...h in-sr tion over eight lines Al this rate
Announcing deaths with funsrs4 nSt.es ~i1"e"'''
n: without notice. frec. ....
sotice. of Festivals pscnic- and Excursions, gotten
~ Individuals associations, or py ehefehe-'
.tsegnlN prices A.. .v,.r.a NJ
Attorr-v- ordering. slsl payment Eot 10 De celss
% the legal proesedpgs, out soussAs.' - "a
-. prblishsr uas accountable Tor tne sceufs ~
- .s.rti.eraen.s bel ond the amount charges ior
.h~fr publication
he Weekly Express
subl..h~a every Wednesday. at so per Annun'
.SSe rar.r .elt without The money. nor eoniinn-
. longer time than paid for
..atcs OF Advertising An weekly,
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HOTELS.
ST. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New Work
Board Rsdae,a 10 = ., asy.

board Rsdaerd 10 . ~ aag.
Since The opesing q iAls Va. Al eo.nmodioas
Ho,el. IN lss4 Il has been the surle ssesvr q tae
r.pdelofs 70 mske Il ne mo.l .ua.piaaa, orn-
vsnisui and eonnforsahle hene far .Ae e.as.n ard
stranger "a this slde the Ailsouc.
Aad whatever IA. seemed likely - administer =
hs comfort ei "a guests I,ey have snaessored.
wiiheat regard - ce.t n i.ro,s.. s.ss - eemala.
an she s'esnsnss q inassas All -oclsI enjoyment
which modem Ars has invea,.4. saa aea-rs la.se
aPprVveii snd Ne psFousee stftlf = hs- oanmsa
81 during she pat ~ yearsi .rsaiylee rfosF
that their essrs- hsve ee.a app ssistsl.
To nee the srixrucse. sftb- ,ia,s. wh~a al are
requires 60 prsesies sse mo-t risil esoao-,y she
anasszuled.
Have Rednced the PSice 90 fsoard a.
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
asse -sn> urs- as,us~ sacs s,t. i.,uri,. pl,a
uklsh ihsl' table IA. h'sserso been .usp'lAt.
reEABhFLt. Nusnoxn a 60.
Ss~ fefs. ssat 4 isss 1uo.
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y. DECK n 60.

sAcOB KSC lis, FcsEs.s-
NJ Cn.stsafr - hant -4periDr artllc 81
WkIfk PROOF on. H4ACkiNe. Warranted a. =.
4slsl trsf lel g niskf o. ittkrr 80 A. pl.Als
C,st- "a
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OF n< FIFTEENTH SEBI-hNNUAL STATE
AbSI ef TIE co1i'floa or 1S H0hE KkSt,
RANcE cOkPASl, e/ dss csfs 81 Ae'o 1ogt.
on TIE la dEg of Jaaaafy, lssl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-16
he Weekly Expires

..-rbe-, vii Ne no deviation from the above
4i.e. Il. .ft--..t
ss-kay.ul-.ments published In both Daily and
rs~klv s4i he charged the fal Daily rates Win one
ir.Ef Il The weekly rates added.
CHARLES CRUFT. PRoR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
MTE LOCAL NRHd.

AN IMPORTANT CksE.-The circumstances Al
lending the destructive ere Of April 7th by which
the stores on Pennsylvania avenue near Seventh
street., were DESTROYED, is noe undergoing an in
vestigaton, which will end to-day.
Tns cause OF this Investigation was a claim,
made upon northern Insurance ofHce by WilIiam
Tucfer, New York merchant, who opened a
store In Coyles building, In which the are orioi-
na'so. iot Insurance amounting In the aggres1se
To $g ,472 2e The insurance companies I'm
pioved detective A. r. Allen 10 investigate the
matter with Justice Dom. The Investigation has
pen progressing since the 18th Of May, and the,
testimony 10 quite volumipous
ihe evidence goes 70 show that at no time
old Inc store contain a. much In value n. 10
Claimed. Quite number Of heavy dealers in the
grocery line testified 10 the value OF their stocl
me highest averaging So. 900, the lowest abour
An Investigation 10 being held 10 day OF cir.
cumstances attending the procurement or , mo.
tary's certificate by the claimant
The case when brought up Ia the New York
courts will be Of considerable interest 10 our cit
izens.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
MAYORS OHFIcH.

D.
A. -tesF kts IasA wAsHINsIoK, june q, ise2,S
he1eby publish and make known that the
Commissioners who he'd the election on Mon
day, the Id inst have returned 70 me the names
OF The following persons a. hsvtng been elected
members Of the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common C0uncii, viz g e 3 81 50 ,rs liz
Fsyss Wasd-Aidermsn, Hobart Beryisn; Gem
mon Council, Thomas ponohue, Chas. Gordon,
VIM Rsptev. bs5rzrts.s ~ 49,
uss Second Ward -Aldermsn, q Lewis Clephane;
Common Council, ]. Russell Barr, Geo. T. Rsun,
NV. Thompson. "a
TAirI Wasd--Alderman, Joseph r. Brown;
Common Council, Thomas Lewis, Alexander Z.
shsphesd, TheTss A Stephen, o prs,,.,.
Common Council, .Asbury Lloyd, Chas. II. Utter
mehlc, Joseph follansbee:
Fyffh asd.-Aldermsn, Nathan Sargent; Com
mon Council, WmsM. Ellis, Jos, Hedfiek, Roet.
SizsI Wasd Alderman, Jas A. Gordon; Com
mcn ceuncil, John H. Peske, william Taibers,
Richard Morgan. -.-.s, - - -.
Ssvssii Wa,dr-Alderman, John n. semmes;
Common Council, VIM. J. Murtagh, Chas. VIII
SON c, ".Misehel a,.v.,, w.,,.cv m,vo,
--..-- (Repub. & Intel --s 80
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CONGRESSIONAL.
uxvIIth CoNGRESS-Secend session
"WEDNESDAY, June {.

SKNAPH.-A communication was received fran
me Secretary OF the Interior In answer 70 thu
senateh resolution OF inquiry concerning the i'm
prisonment OF soldiers In the District Of Coluo
to be printed.
Also, q communication from tie SECRETARY or
Wal, trsnsmitting the instructions given 20 the
military Governors Of Tennessee and No nth Caro-.
lima; similarly disposed Of
Mr.. Hale stered q resolution for the sppoInt-
ment OF q committee OF three 10 considsf soms
means Tor the better ventilation Of the Sensts
Chamber; laid over
Mr.. w ilson, Of Mass introduced a resolutio,,
hereafter allowing premium Of two dollars Tor
every recruit enlisted In the regular army. and
allowing those enlisting Ia the volunteer resuIsr
army 70 receive their frst month"; pay in ad-
vance; passed.
The Post Roads (annusl) bin was then taken.
up and Considered.
HorsR.-The Speaker laid before the Hou.e n
communication from TIE Secretary OF the Treas
NY enclosing statement OF the public debt
Ihe amount OF the debt on the 18th Of NAV was
e4yl a4s ,ssi H. with average interest Of a Is
The special order-the motion 20 reconsider tb.s
vote by which the bin emancip stinz the slaves
OF rebels was rejected-wss taken up
Mr. Porter, OF Ind, offered Al amendment in
the shape OF q substitute, which was read and hs,
proceeded 10 address the House in Is favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

EMANCIPATION COsNIs ale,a
since last report,-Thos. Mcclure, 2 slaves-EliIA
Ann Jones and Thomas T. Berry; Lieut. F5herf
Thompson, slaves-Betsey Greenfield, Louisa
Alice, George and Rachel; Judith O. Bayne, 3
slsves-Lawrence and Sophia Hevley and Eliza
HALF hloysie Graham, 10 slaves-Rschel ganlr.s
h, Robert, Maria, Caroline, Margaret, william,
Charles, Martha and Louia CLARK; Ann @. Car
roll and Mariah fitxhugh, executors, 2 slaves
Becky Rawlings and Louisa Brown; Thomas
Perry and Louisa =. Perry. 3 slaves-Robert
Brooks, Charles and Fora Canter; George w
Cochran, slayes-Nora and Adela Francis Co
9ula- Number Of petitions Aled TO date, 622; for
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DIED.

On the 9Th instant FLORENCE, the daughter
Of VIM . and Jane l.. Hennlny t-.'t : 20
Tue friends and koSuaintanoss are resp ectfuily
invited u sttend hsr funeral 70 morrow, ct four
o'closk from her fathers residence on 9. street,
between <sh and tth streets 49, e
On the So instant. John, the youngest son OF
Eeyld and Margaret Fitzgerald, aged years and
The funeral viii TAKE p!aas TO morrow. the 5th
instant at O'Clock, from the residence Of his
No. $50. The friends and friends Of the family
are res ,ectfuiy inyIted 70 attend.
after proirao ed illness, which hs bore i'm chris
tan sssieIse and resignation, GEORGE, thi d
son Of Poulus ADD PArthenie Thyson. eyed Il YEAR
AID months. May he rest In peace
The relstyee d friends 81 the family are re-
speotfu ~ invited 20 sstend his funerat on to-mof
rsw eYenicg u O'Clock, ms psrsnts' residences,
80 , sew nth sire Ct between II AMI l.
Baltimore spd Chicago papers oopy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

DIDN'T CONE Ir.--A man named Bingle or
Dingle, proprietor Of the Franklin Hall Restau-
rant, went 30 the LIST Third w ard precinct TO vote
Monday, handed mis- vote 20 the commissioned
ana was leaving. The commissioner, feeling the
ticket TO be unusually thick, called him bacK
and told him there was something In the ticket
He took IL, tore IL, and threw Il down; refused
TO vote atall, and left. Some young men z altered
the pieces and discovered that it was composed
oftwo Halliday tickets slightly pasted together az
one end, so that the fall Into the box would de-
tach them, making two votes. The boys shouted
after him, but he left In two forty time
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SECOND EDITION.
TnREE O'CLOCK, f.N.

PrnsosAi'-Mayot wightnan, o. H Spur,
D. r. hdmonds OF Boston, committee 10 present
SWORD 70 Com. Wufes, L. 8. n, arrived this
morning.
Gen. X SAXON and stsf are at wnlards.
sen. Pfin, late commsbass % the spanish
forces IN Mexico, and stan, are expected to arrive
washington by the O'Clock p. m. tIAia.
They have secured rooms at wIlsrds.
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By THOMAS BOWLING. Apotionser,
Rsossaetra, ID. q. -

EXECUT0R's sALE-HOUsEHoLDP FUR
~! ~ sirrsr hsp E?TscIs At Avs ilos..I viii
,h. st 10 opoof, at the residences Of the ate lohn
aopsias, on Congress- street. between Besll And
prising-
Mshossny spnng Seat Chairs. and Sofa.
rsxoellsnt Beds, and Bedding, ,-saasH 7
Bedstesds. Buresus. wafdIobss,
sldebosa. day Clock, -. a. ..s-,
Ynres pay, b. usssls, and Ingram Carpets,
Stoves. StAnds, and Gas Ixsuree, s.a
Heif and Haak Mattress .--.- b.. p.
6ilt Tea Set. Csstora, Knives and Forks,
CroekerT, and Glass Wsre,k
Table Llnsn. 10, 10, t-.
Kitoh.n Rec aisitss. spd many other articles too
numercss 70 nesuon. 80.
a. Term 81 re .n1 y, nn.ss cash: over Gas er:dl,
S'sfihi int'r''t foWSs s Z RhlySsS,,,Ss
Trs,tsses aud Exrrs OF John Ho,fin.. dSs'd.
LED THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
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~ SETS. SEA ed Proposals will be rsoevsd q,
the Once Of the Water ComEissiolsrs until June
a. Iss! s Sr ~ ne Sa Of s With
60 tons Of SPECIAL Castings Tho sizes Of the pipes
required will be 4, s, 8, TO- l6 q. 50 and So inches
exclusive of hub. Copies Of and con-
tract. and forms for proposals. VIII be sent on the
application Of pArties attending to make bona hde
bids. Farnes making proposals will be required
to give bonds. with two acceptable suretIes. The
any or all of the DIS offered. All propoSals 10 be
endorsed "Proposa!s toe Cast ron Water Pipe"
and sent 10 the Water Commisaoners, Charles
town, Mas. EDWARD LAwRENCE,
For the Water CommIssIoners,
@. L. STEVENSON,
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WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Nes Yo,k
w apesst bsfwess lf asd ID s:s-Fhe subsorf-
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season.
And that here2fter on every Monday and THURSDAY
Sttendauce. A Tine Ten-pln Alley ana Shooting
GALLERY have been erected for the amusement OF
vfltors. CiuoS and xssoclaIons Gan have the use
.! the Gsrdsa By giving notice 20 tao rroprietor
dc pleefss himself that he Will use his best en-
se2vors 20 pIease ell VINO may honor hun with their
presence. I'm "a sm'i ERNST LoEFFLEk.
TIE WARRINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
L No. 9S9 Penn avenue south ada bstSesn
Sth aod 10Th streeta- Every evening FREE CON-
EEkI Of the best oisss,osl and osers nuslc, per-
concert commences ate p. m. daI T.. The best Of
refreshments ~ moderate p,icss. Ohoers always
m 20 20 RENRY ROSENTHAL. ProDr'r,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-Btfors Jssiie.
CIavh-Smith Jonts, disorderly; fined So Jacob
Wilnenberg, do dismissed. Geo. Butler do !;
do. g. Lamb, sssarlts security for court Jos
Boyd, disorderiy; fned 50 Edward Hall do !:
fined -. Albert Stuart, throwing stones; work
house % days. Joseph +. Mitchell, dIsorderly;
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SECRET DISEASES. sECRET DISEASES
- ssAsMMHssR iffAAEs'ss SSi IFT!

SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES !!
~ sAMA aEkiirrAASS's GIFT!
TIE most Certain Remedy BOer Used.
"Yes," q positive cure for
soNoRRHaahaS, e atEE GisE sAfREfefUREs, DO.
SRy g e 20 b s.o 40 eSEs
soy anp:e.sant taste. andjwIll not in any way In
OF to q
ol,6s TIiysi:! q fsaa:,,!sHs, o.. q ths go:i
sXMHRiTxN's Gift rA' D'''
Will cure any case in from tvO to four days. and
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS.
Nc eLponI., 10 trosb!s, No eAaas, v!atsrs.
q Iosssa Nth s,s.a S co;. ST.e Or
h',0.,'' At q? ssa siz n GIFT.
Prioe male psokssss. 81.
stM Ia siH1' Nfsof 1885, HERB JUICES
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
FOR sYrHbEifgEsk 2 AZ syENEkEAL
H'5s nd T:S.
sores On the organs Of generation, or they may 90
mostly on the trOin.. aud very Omen as uosrs q
bones. "a; 90; 20. Any and ali Of these symptoms
SAN :I Ri + M ROOT AND HERB JUICES
sent by express. Price q . bottle, or bottles
sAMARIrAN,s cHANCRE WASH.
Prloe Is cents. Full dlreouonl.
DESMOND & CO.. Box Isl Philadslphis Post
Sold By 9. CALVERT FORD, corner of ush
q. EATON, Is South ElsAth street. Phil.
wATCHEs,
LADIES' and 6ENTLEMEN's very superior
Wstohss BY al the more reliable makers including
E5od.ham and JurTsnssn also the "Ame1Oans
JEwELRY.
Every description Of Rieh JsvslrY Of the latest
SILVER WARE.
SILVER Tea Sets. Pisehers' eoolsss' Caps, Fork,
'r~'H'' MILITARY GOODS,
Presentation swords, rohly embroidered Shout
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Just rsosiysd 5000 yards beautiful Plain snd Fig
osHfs-sli ysry oGs.S .s W W. 's cGLIsY.s.
RLAcK sILKsi
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Silks just Ieeeiveo.
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from Sssasns sss az =. a.snsSt !. IsiSs
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nARRIED.

May 22d. ct the Methodlst Protss tant Parsonage,
sth Lt.ser, By Rev. w. X obey. LEONlDAS A.
BON, eli OF this oily
On the eth instant, BY the Rev. DR. Sunderland,
Mr. GEOkGE D. q HiBB5to MISS EMMA J.
CAMP BELL. oldest daughter of the lats Daniel
Campbell, Of Washing ION, ID. G.