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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-04
EGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE.
~ Estate Of Henry A. Rjtnsr, deceased
State Of Iowa, In County Court Of said coun.
Des Moines County, fly.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have this
day bsen appointed sy said court Of said
Estnte All personsindebsed to said estate request
ed to make immediate settlement with the undersigned
and al persons holding claims against said estate Will
present the same 70 said court for allo sance.
LURETFA RITNER, a.,
Z JACOB ALTER Adms
Publish thirty days in Daily and Weekly Hawk.Eye
msr-13d& w80d* H. G, DIRT Co Judge
ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
Il TREES
1hsve on hand splendid lot OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, which vii sell very low for cash. VIII exchange
for grain hsrses cows young cattle bogs on liberal
terms, at the old Plank Road Nursery.
DAVID LEONARD,
octl5-dsw&vtmayl Darlington, Iowv
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"A SUSPENSION OF RELIGIOUS ExERcrsrs.-The
above reminds US OF certain man who was ex-
tremely observant Of oil religious forms, and was
10 the habit OF asking blessing before meals.
probation of his piety, and consequently be-
haved with less decorum during the exercise
than he conceived was due him; so opening his
eyes partially to see what was going on, he
brought his petition abruptly to close and ex-
claimed, bis eye kidding and his face red with
excitement:
~ tell you what, if you can. behave while
I'G engaged in religious exercises, I'll be id If
don't omit item al.oget.erF'
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FURNITURE.

Thelatestand most fashionable Just now
opened-keeps constantly hand, and am prepared to
manufacture on shortest notice, any descriOtion Of
FUR .FITUR
ofchoice materials and warrant perfect Subtraction
Repairing done in the best manner 7"
.CofFINS OF every description always on hand and
furnished on shortest notice. Funerals to per-
sonally. -
willtske In exchanges at market price Lumber Cord
Wood, allkinds Of Grain and Live Stock
g. PECAN,
may23-wly No Is vain Street.
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. OOK HERE.

Look well to yourjournals and keep them well filed
On Threshsr, Corn Cracker and Reaper.
Pu don't buy your '' Babbir' Of any one else,
Hor CHRIs. ALLEN will sell It you cheaper.
I've all kinds ofFaucets. both finished and plain
For Ale, Lager Beer, Steam and Water;
And Pumps, Pipe, and Fittings, offer for sale,
And Ill sell them much less than ouaHfER;
CHRIS. ALLEN,
Warrington street, next door to EArress ohtcss
une37.Wtf Burlington owa
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A WELCOME.
By ALFRED TEMYsoN

By ALFRED TINNYsoN.
Ses-kings' daughters from over the sea,
Alexandra!
Saxon and Norman. and Dane are We,
But oil of US Danes in our welcome Of thee,
Alexandra!
Welcome her, thunders of fort and of feet!
Welcome her, laundering cheer Of the street !
Welcome her, al things youthful and sweet,
Scatter the blossoms under her feet!
Break happy land into earlier flowers!
Make music, 0 bird, in the new budded bowers /!
Welcome her, welcome her. all that is oursl
MARBLE. 0 bugle, and trumpet blsre!
rags, hutter out upon turrets and towersl
Flames, on the windy headland fare!
Utter your jubilee, steeple and spire!
Clash, ye bells. in the merry March air!
Flash, ye cities, in rivers of fire!
Welcome her, welcome the lands desire.
Alexandra!
Sea-kings' daughter as happy Is fair,
Blissful bride Of blissful heir,
Bride Of the heir Of the kings Of the go.
Ojoy to the people. and joy to the throne.
Come to us, love Us, and make rs your own:
For Saxon, or Dane, or Norman We.
Teuton, or Cslt, or whatever We be.
We are each all Dane in our welcome If tho.
Alexandra!
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may23-w1y
+ .OOK HERE.

We are paying the highest market price In CASH for
Flax Seed. War checks but does not stop us We Are
particularly buy who loaned seed
but have been induced to sell to others at less thar
wea are paying. BURNHAM JAEGER,
octl9.d2tEf
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MOVERS. COlUUre, WIe8tn OF rose, heather.
and shamrock, with long tulle veil falling
from the back Of the head. Meanwhile her
Majesty the Queen, attended by Lord Methuen
Lady Churchill, and the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, had
taken her seat, having entered previously.
TIE QUEEN.
In another instant the Queen herself ap.
pears, accompanied by his Royal Highness the
Duke Of Saxs-Coburg and Goiha, the brother
Of the late Prince, and 90 like him Is to make
the resemblance almost startling as he stands
by the side of her Majesty. The Queen wears
the simplest and plainest Of widows weeds-a
widows cap, black silk dress with white col
lar and cuffs, and black gloves. The only col.
ors which appear upon her are the star of the
Order of the Garter, and its blue ribbon mar.
rowed to the width her Majesty usually wears,
across her left shoulder. She looks we'll in
health, but thinner and older, with the perma-
nsnt traces of deep grief and care stamped on
every lineamento Of her features.
She stands 1t the window of the Royal pew, .
little Withdrawn from general gaze, and only to
be seen at all by those on the opposite side of
the choir glancing quietly into the interior,
while the Duke Of Saxe-Coburg speaks, and ap
parently explains to her the arrangements going
on, below for the great ceremony which has
drawn her forth from her mourning seclusion.
After few minutes she seats herself little
away from the window, and the Duke retires,
the Hon. Mrs. 2. Bruce. clad like the Queen, in
deep mourning, taking his place. Ii is IL
o'clock, and the noise Of cheering can be heard
outside, and then pause, broken after few
minutes by the great rustic and peculiar hum
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BLOOD! BLOOD: BLOOD:
Helnbold's highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla.
SYPHILIS.
This ID an affection Of the Blood and attacks the aexu.
ors.ass lining. Of the Nose Ear; Throat Wnappe
form Of Ulcers Helmbods Extract sarsapara purines
the Blood and all scaly Eruptions Of the skin
being prepared expressly for tbs class Ct complaints its
Blood Purifying Properties preserved to greater ex
tent than any other preparation Of sarsaparills.
Helmbold's Rose Wash.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syphtc Nature
and injection in Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
arising from habits Of dissp ton used connection with
the Extracts Buchu and sarsaparis In such diseases
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character
win accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
From eight to twenty years standing. with names known
to Science and Fame
For Medical Properties Of BUcHU, zee Dipens.tozy
" See Professor DEVICES valuable work. on the Pr.s
seer.a.IEsm.de by the late celebrated Dr. PHYs1cx,
See pemazis made BY Dr.. EPRRsLN Ned WE'LL,
celebrated Physician, and Member Of the Royal College
OF sufge0no reAno ana puDiene0 IN the TfoneAc00nS
OF the King and Queens journal.
Fee Medlco- Chirurgica Review. published by BENJA.
MN IRA HERS, Fellow Of ths Royal College Of Sur
geons.
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT Bucnu. q oo per Bottle, or Six for IS %
eAnsArARnLA, l 90 :. :. 500
lAPnovID ROSE WISH, 80 25e
Or taf dosen Of each for S12 o. which will be sufficient
to cure the most obstinate cases. directions are adhered
to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from obser.
vation
U-Describe symptoms in Ill communications Cures
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
Personally appeared before me an Alderman OF the civ
Of Philadelphia, H. HKLABoLD, who being duly sworn
doth say his preparations contain narcotic no mefcu
ry otner injurious drugs, but purely vegetable
H. +. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed b,iore me. this 2sd day Of No.
vember, 1854. WI. P. H,BBkRD
Alderman Ninth street, above Race, Phiia.
Address Letters for Information In confidence,
= II. T. HELMBvLD, Chemist
Depot 1O4 South Tenth street. below Chestnut Phila
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINcIpLED DEALERs,
Who endesyor to dispose cor THEIR OWN OF "otherr
articles ON the reputation attained by
Hembold's Genuine Preparations,
Z" {" I" Sarsaparlls,
+" Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELABOLUS-TdKE NO OTHER.
Out out the advertisement and send for IT, AND AVOID
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE. naT2I.Yly
The New York herald., 1863-09-29
IAtf IlMIONx.

t1Haxwfauaarios Gus y xprr rNggr syv
80 .eaif ~ A@m Nasf
.a.9 ~t = 49, hsas ~ -
svf.E NHaffs a. Zee -
ta.V ~ +. a a
sr ssF.s - = 1.f tsAs~
The New York herald., 1863-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AUTHORIZATIONS srArg CONVENTION
IA Orr1cs Asris sP4ostsfrl0- rysys
gssrHsI Gos.trsss
trsAcrts. Sept 10 lrH1.
atAts C1h senttyn oil be held Thsrsdsy hs tre tay
Of Otoo.f A. hs voorhees, House Han la HyFscass u
o. ocs V Ass nto cDnsifefstsoa he ssssssl nessss
of trade and nsss ssch ssnx~nsss MAJ - rossadsf
sa. as'''''V = ''A'''a !" "' 'p'''>eA's s''' V W
Hsh Assbly district ~t - snilusf fsss fsres sss
ard eseh y aud county ssanira,0o spek nssne-f
Ihsir rslss ags end .. earnestly r~qusss-s that eli
u. yanss the " IN ssssg ke
fuH n>r-st ~ trade - tfoasht cat IN sagSSu ~
oon.tltutional rtxAts s1i ptv.is.ss
ist DIS rist-P W kns. Josn winsns
- Disute,-I - hstlsssr a. n CArs
~ DisNiet-H. n Ggshnsn. f ~ hN~r
stb Dlsifiet-fs N C.as NJ fA.wn<s
ssh DstriD "a N. CAD d~eii. sssnust nsilby
tsh Dstfiet-j n f<-ls ~ Y sD1~n.
IN Disfrtet-H Hoaf~r Cronin.
s,hsD. .sgset-H " pisUkss Wsn saxSs
Anti Frshihitipn ststs G~nAf.3 Curiuetr~e
y. W. gsUs. Ctsrrss.
A n Catnwshta Eeefessgr.
Dser. wsstsrs trswsss trn ygrtsrs vsoisssis snd
ssssrs Mp. era. saf hs,.y sna
t6rs. pir.as resfNrt - - sofs es f<l .
i.fss CsnFeaten. Cal me fnss tnnsskisy Gni s~lsst
A H. CALDWELL s.<r.'.fr sd
fpsnnists- ~ sffxn.sm-nts
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

EU1 stLB CHEAr-rHE rHREE STORY AND BASE.
nrsnt ero~n s'oae FROM, Haas i7s Eau Forty -srss
Grsst n roo 0rfrr wish al the modern rapr,vs
tnsedhs r'ssessou Elven r~suir~d. or wi sxrs.r~s
sor go Nous. mar wash NJ rs-k kroos s.o rov
s&e asf rfas 1n-n sfone frnpt House on rklyt,
.,,ss ee,-.-n s,snth sd Nir,h sssasss Apc4y 70 a
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

"a ANrsD TO LEAsr-4 Bttf.Dls4 sffFtNf F#N
w ~ m.usEscfNr. ~ eh~tnl~sN ~ - as@
~ susu Aa,sss. ~ IN Daf lraafs
Pest oars. y. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

aHsr MEDICAL BOAnD s@ HNDoHE STREET
~ srw foss/~fk~ army hsa~sa rs.fi w7Hssas4 10
to pwft~s. 81 sf.alstns s4eftass 80 sps@iss.st e
sfssans snf sssfapt safssDss ~ c.asst ir1gs ns~s
a. > 90 Bro1an@
N4n88rsteM fuF .tamgnMthNm r~4n#stsF tw~s~wt
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

J.oR sALE-PERsoSs WANTING A MILD AND DE-
" hit ai climate. all viii See Atyerts emsni Of
Vim land.
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

TOR sALE-THE ELEGANT AND coMMODToUs RE-
Y sdcnrc of Charles A. Megs. Esq situated at the cor
OF New York and Bsrs.n street Bedford BROOK
n tngether with about 10 Lots Of Ground and Stables The
h0usc Ii about 20 fee. contains 10 rOns elegantly
f~scosd sud is repiet- With al the modern convrnenccs
water hath. &c Tie grounds xs,ernv arranged
with srubhevy and the choices kinds of fruit In great
rict Inquirc on the premises A 30 Exchange place.
Nc.y ORR.
The New York herald., 1863-09-29
NEW YORK nzpA1D TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 -rmlpLa SHEET
BOARDING AND LODGING.

TliE FRANKFORT HOUSE ONE RLo X Asr ~
~ tnt tly llAi coinsr Of Frankfort and WI lan
10 uNHty furnishes. light airv koons A q
sou. 23a 70 Sn per day 81 to - r week HOUSE all
pgni
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

IrpNsE rprsrg sUHlcufrrssL EOcfyrr rug
v, fwsH8y 81 seaHs lestlya ~ sTs A~%str
~ = ttf n - 1ar - nswt~s~.f - Ftefsfsf sns
ErltsF pEurr and - 49, Neas - nnsatf @ 49,
wee anH aft~an 80 etaN.. - 49, - Hsfsf eefns
snH lfffaFaN go fs.4 ~ tet fse4 Neass ~
nfYY " So gssanfs - wa FHa Maasst
trs0as ssi Hsts fttsrs N#t.fs .t1 hfts. ~
pNW 1stnfsr4s tAHAt fHNfh ttfF a@a evstA
fsffss ssry fa n.assins 49, aMfAnx - aaft
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

pHOOks BnOrurgN coHsyR sFDADwsr IN
ID 0rsnl sfrfsf-sa $50 9 70 EYma
= ~ b . f
"a fnsMfsYf 4setsfnAss ~ b. "
ts tt - grfsa sal ssfts
tilr III ssrns
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTREes MONROE, May l2.-The rebel COM
missioner for the exchange of prisoners came
down the james river 10 Newport News YES.
terday Tor q conference with Col. Ludlow, o.
Z. commissioner. In reference to the delivery to
the latter OF the large number Of officers and
men now in Richmond and recently captured
at Fredsricksburg.
Traneports have been sent up this morning
TO City Poin' 10 bring down our released priso-
ners Suitable provision has been made for the
eiekand wounded.
Gen Hayes II not wounded as WAS reported
The steamer State of Maine left mere this
morning ior City PointEith 90orehel prisoners
who were captured at Fredericksburs.
The Third New York Regiment, Col. Afford
bss been on garrison dnIy several months past
About lc0 OF the members OF this fine regiment
will take their departure tonight for their
homes, their term of enlistment having ex.
pired The NEST OF them leave on q short fur
Tough, however, having re-enlisted for the
war.
Some 500 contrabands. with as many horses,
followed Col. kilpatrick's cavalry into Giou-
cester Point. and were there turned over to the
provost marshal.
Gen. Dix has gone to West Point
prize schooner, with a cargo OF cotton, ar
rived here this afternoon. She was captured
whilst running out of Stono Inlet.
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FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI

CINCINNATI. May 12 Gen. Grant Is believed
to be in jackson, Miss. ceserter reported
that he had whipped Bowen at Clinton, eight
miles from jackson. There was great alarm
there, and the women and children were sent
away. The rebfl Is are reported to have received
twenty thousand reinturcrments from Mobile,
and fifteen thousand from Charleston The
evacuation Of Ficksburg is regarded as inevi.
table.
The capture OF Col. SiraIght's expedition.
near Rome, Ga, is fully credited. I,'was con.
sideIed probable before they set out, but the
objects to be accomplished were considered a
full compensation, though we are not advised
W whether those objects Were attained
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN

ASSISTANT QUARTERM4srERs OFFICE,
Forage DfpdrtU1ent. Cor. & AMI Ed streets,
WAsHINGTON, d. G April l6, 1863
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
NAY STRAW OATS, and CORN, for the use ef
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot
or % %stsny of the Government wha,ves In this city
The proposals to be a. dressed to the under
signed and they should state the Quantity of
each article offered. also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for hve thousand
i5aH) bnshels of Germ or Oats aud fifty 5uj tons of
Fay or STRAW and upwards, uness it should be for
,he interest," of the Government to contract for
All grain to be put up in good sacks, of about two
10 bushels each, which to be furnished at the
cest 6f the contractor
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
All GI ain and Hay offered to be bject to rigid
inspection by the Government Ips pector.
Contracts Will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest ponsibe bidders the inters sts OF
the feryice may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fuflment of any contract
made under this advertisement
Payment to be made at the completion of the
contract. S.L BROWN
ap ism Captain and A. Q. VI. q. s. A.
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Hon. John J. Crittenden.

CINCINNATI, May 12.-Hon. John J. Critten-
den has been renominated for Congress He
MADE speech in Frankfort yesterday, in which
be said he " as silli for the prosecution of the
war, Notwithstanding the obnoxious acts con.
corning ccntisca,ion, emancipation. and negro
soldiers. He was for its prosecution without
an aTmistice, and regardless of foreign inter-
veItOn TIL the rebellion Is crushed. 1t was ths,
duty OF fleemen 10 first save the country from,
the upliited sword, and then save the Cons,i-
tutiOE
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GuerilIps in Eastern 4 kentucky

CINCINNATI, May l2.-The u. :. steamer
Transfer WAS attacked and burned ny gueriiIas
eight miles above Cattletsburg, on the Big
Sandy, On the 9Th inst. The hull was taken to
Cattip'sburg. Twenty eueritlas were brought
into The same place, from Floyd and Carter
counties, and " ere shipped to Camp Chase
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NASHVILLE, May i2-Twenty- six rebel citi.
zens are to be sent hence beyond The Federal
lines Tomorrow.
Private .ulius Nuiika, of the Tenth NIichi.
gan infantry, is to be shot ON the 18TH for de
sertion.
Or A. II. Cheatham's family has been ordered
to Alton, Ill, 10 he confined during the war
Mrs. Cheatham is a sister of Mrs. John H.
Morgan
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Sensation Runiors

NEW YORK, May 13.-A rumor was in cir
culatioE Ii re to-day that eX-Gov. Morgan
had received Il telegram with tie INTEL igena-
of a disaster TO Gen Reyes at West Point. The
Express, however, stairs that Gov. Morgan de-
nies having received any such intelligence
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Further fram Mrxico

NEW YORK, May ia dispatch TO the Ne VS.
Room, dated San Francisco, May 18th, suites
the French loss at Puerla up TO the 18th nIt
according 10 adyices from Mexico, at l.fU l1 lied
and wounded. Five thousand reinforce ments
had reached the reEch army at turbla
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs POR BRICKS.

DEPARTMENT OF THg IHrRRIoRl
WaxAingtox. Nay 7, 1863. {
partment until Monday, the 18th Instant ct u
O'Clock for 1900 hand made hard red bricks
for the Ufited States Capitol extension the de-
livery Of the same to com enca immedistsly on
the signing Of the contract and to be continued at
the rata Of not less than Is ,ona per month
The Department reserves the ri gat to reject Any
or all the bids If it considers 1t to the iatsrest of
the Gov ernment TO do So
The bids win be opened at y o'clock NJ. on the
18th instant in the OF such of the bidders
ss may see prop to attend.
JP USHER.
my &dti8 Secretary of he Interior,
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my &dtE3
DkVfUsALs FOs ALTERING AND REPAIR
ING IRE CITY HALL


DBPARTMEET OF T4E ISfERIoRi
ahing!cn, HAY 7, 1883. {
partn.nt until MONDAY, the 18th instant, in at Il
o'clock for altering and repsirine the prI ci pal
ana upper stories OF the eastern half of the ity
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
OF the Cnited states Marshal.
. The bidders are requested to state ths length o.
time they will rcaui.e to complete the work.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids if it considers it to the interest Of
the Government to CO SO
The bids will be opened at II O'Clock NJ on the
18th instant io presence of such Of the bidders
may see proper to attend,
ny8 dt]8th Secretary ofths Interior
nBARTERMA*TEK GENERALS oFFIoB,
WASHINGTON CRY, March is, 1858.
Owners OF steam vessels iuvised to send to the
SuaItermaster Generals Office tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions. enrolled registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material
whether coppered. whether side wheel or pro
sellers, whether iron or copper fastened size and
power OF engines and boilers; and should state the
price st which they ofe red for long or short
charter with the estimated value of the vessel ;n
case OF loss, Or In case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead of cbsrtering
owners 81 steam vessels already in tae service OF
the Qnartermesters Derar tment are rec uested to
make known tn the Department any reduction in
their present rates which hey may be willing to
grant, and also the price at which they viii be
willing to sell them
2usrtermaster General of the United States, 1T
Washington, and should be endorsed Pro posaIs
toT charter OF sale Of steamers"
hen received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters. By substitutaG wherever it
aG sS Gnsnss OF fsPssr for
mar q I'm Quartermaster General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOW VS. HALL
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL
ODD rkLLyMS' HALL!

ODD FELLOWS HALL
Two GRAND lxRlBITIONs COMBINED
MONDAY EYES1Na, May IL. and every evening
during the week, With bsy Performance on
EatnEday Aftsrnoon.the great
eTKRk0PTlOON !-eTEH EOPTICON
Cniverssily pronouncs6 tobs ths Most Beautiful
Optical Exhibition II the world, on curtain Of
Do square feet. It rsprodaess, true ts life and
nature, the mort beautiful Photographic Views of
Scsnsry. htstusry, Bes Rslisfs Celestial and Aai.
Views even .hsn seen with the k.nd Lnstrumsat
are universally admired. By the aid IA light the
most ps.vefful known to science, they are ehown
BY the etsrse pticoa, Immensely enlarged aad With
the same perspective that is seen ia nature Thes.
time. and al who admire the beautifu! should en-
brace the epgoftun ity row offered to see them, in
con neetion with the In4gn!d .ent
DIORAMA or The RUsaIAN VAR,
IL which. b tn. aid ef .eshs zeal and shsWic.i
Battles eieses, Terrific Gales, Reviews. Naval
the Battle Field
- Admission Is cents Reserved Seats, 81 cents.
Children Is cents my H-lw*
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON L co.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BzfwEKs 9Th 1orH srs.,
COMBS BUILDINaJ
Invite the Trade to inspect their stock of
VINES AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP,
unsurpassed in this city in yarie y and quality.
Being the Sole Agents for
MEssRs. FRANK BININaER & CO.,
No. is BEAVER ST., NEW YORK,
we sell their celebrated
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
at New York prices, freight added.
We would call the attention of DIVISION PUR-
vEYORs to ths fact that we have the above goods
ready packed for shipment in cases containing
from one to twelve dozen each, and can FILL any
order for them on cali.
P. S.-We also keep constantly on hand the larges
and most varied assortment of
CHAM PAGNE VINES
to be found in this city, embracing the following
well-known brand
YOE CLIQUoT,
M0ET & oHANDoE,
G. II. MUMM & CO..
PIPER HEIDSIoK.
HIIDsICK 4 co.,
EUGENE CLtQUoT,
DE st. MARCEAUX,
CHARLES RIvART & co.
sT An Inspection of oar Stock ls most respect
fully solicited.
AUG. JOHNSON 4 co.
may H-f