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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TO RENT---A DESIRABLE BRICK
j HOUSE with seven rooms, on FOur-and-a-hAlf
street. within two squares Of a horse railroad,
Enquire at the corner Of FourAnd-a-half and +
streets, Island may 28-3t
DOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH. ---
IL The whole or part Of six lots on PennBylvAniA
Avenue, near the Navy Yard, containing about
$4,000 square feet corner lots, an excellent loea-
ton for building, correct grades and perfect title
Inquire At the Washington and GEORGETOWN Dlreo-
tory ONCE, No. 402 seventh street west room No.
O., Also atew copies OF the Directory for Is89 for
sAleipriee ~. Ap2t-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"AsH1NGToN. THEATRE,
w coRErR ELEvENTH AND c sTRErTS y
SECOND WEEK OF UNCLE TOM.
BUILDING COOL AND DELIGHTFUL.
BRILLIANT AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES,
THIS CMoNDAY) EVENING, May aS, 1893,
And each evening this week and on SATURDAY
VIII be represented Mrs. Harriet Beeoher stowe'H
sublime work, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
or, LIFB AMONG THE LowLT.
Seats secured three days in advance without eN'
ira charge. Box office open from 10 q. IN. to p m
Doora open At Tki commence ats
Prices Of admission A. usual,
For full particulars, see circulars. maya
ODD FELLoWs' HALL L
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 9S,
And every Evening during the Week.
LAST WEEK OF THE
GREAT sTEREosCoPIC EXHIBITION OF THE
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
II continues to be received with immense enthuai-
Asm, and ia universally pronounced
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EXHIBITION
IN THE v ORLD.
On A curtain Of nearly one thousand square feet
Il reproduces, true to life and nature, the most
beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF SCENERY, CELES-
TIAL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS, STAT
UARY, has RELIEFs, BUILDINGS,
PORTRAITS, &c.
Together with all the principal scenes In the pres
ent CIVIL WAR IN our OWN COUNTRY.
Grand Day Performance no WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Admission, % centsj Children, IS cents.
may 4-Iw
d" RD'S HALL.
w SANDERsoNs CONCERT.
A CARD.
The young and celebrated American Pianist and
Composer,
MR.. HARRY SANDERSON
Having returned from Havana, where he met with
the most fattering marks Of success, the manager
begs to announce to the public that he will give,
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
On TUESDAY EVENING, June I'd, at 3 O'Clock,
On which occasion the following artists will APP
pear.
MRS. JENNY KEMPT0N,
The Favorlte American ContrAlto.
MR. WILLIAM CASTLE,
The Talented Tenor.
Musical Director and Accompaniest,
Mr.. r. Fielder.
AdmisEion, including reserved seats, 81. Tickets
and seats can he secured, commencing Saturday
morning, MAY 30, at MetzerOtt's music store
Doors open ct 7ldi concert to commence at g.
my 29-it
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NEW BOOKS.


NEW MILITARY looks.
GBB0NS ARTILLERIsT's MANUAL, new and
greatly enlarged edition. IS.
HEAVY ARTILLERY TACTICS for 1863. SO.
ROBERTS'S HANDBOOK OF ARTILLERY,
new and enlarged edition. Price 81.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
my 26-lw tChronl s34 Pa ay.
NJ Z w BOO ks.
OPEN AIR.
GOOD THOUGHTS.
HISTORY OF THE SUPERNATURAL, In all
Ages and in all Churches, and Pagan, De-
monstrating Universal Faith.
AGNES, by Adams
TWO PICTURES, by Mcintosh.
PARIS m AMERICA, by Laboulaye.
THE RACES OF THE OLD WORLD, by Brace.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtioner, s34 Penn. Ave.
my GS-lw [Chroniciel
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Amusementa.

GRSvER's THEATRE.-Jdek Shsppdrd.-To-
night Miss Lucille Western appears for the last
time ~ "Jack sheppard In her own version Of
Ainsworth's novel Of that name. Although "JAck
sheppArdn will not be repeated after this evening
Miss Western will be with us all next week, ap-
pearing on Monday In her great double character
in BuckStone's play of VIetorine; or, III Sleep
on It." This great play will not be repeated and
we commend 1t to all loVerI OF the drama.
VARIETIEs.-Immense Saturday night bill.
All the beautiful ladies appear W. s. Budworth
at home" as usual. Almost hundred beautiful
acts will be presented tonight, by many of the
most beautiful ladies, whose genius has led them
TO appear upon the music stage. Monday night,
the champion lady clog dancer In her great clog
dance. The drama Of the French Spy " In prepa-
ration. Wednesday afternoon and night, Harry
Leslie's benefit.
CANTERBURY,-To-nigh fine entertainment
IL offered at this fAvorte music hall In the pro-
gramme for tonight will be found the splendid bal
let The MountebAnk," in which the famous ar
tiste, Mile Annettl Galetti, will appear. She will
also execute brilliant Pas Seu. The twin beau.
ties, Augusta and Marie, will appear in their great
terpsichoreAn acts. The "Court of Beauty"
MesSrS. Edeson, Dudworth, Boyd, and others in a
varied and delightful performance. Secure seats
early.
TIE NEW PAVILION, corner Of New York
avenue and Fourteenth has become the most fash
Ionable resort Of our citizens During the hot
weather II is refreshing to sit under cool canvas
and enjoy such unique and varied performance
as is given at this establishment. Tonight there
will be great crowd'on the occasion Of the mag
nIhoent saddle presentation TO Mr. Eaton Stone.
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Go TO WHITEHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., to obtain superior Likeneases at reduced
prices. Fine Card Yignettes, formerly sold at 50
per dozen, now selling at al half dozens, same
rate. Colored ImperiAls reduced from $50 10 S20j
selling whole size oOlored at only S6. l viii excel
In "CoioTed Carte de PiseS having secured the
can be obtained herej also card photographs OF
prominent men, both civil and military.
nov 2l-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. --
j 4 Lost on Sunday, May sd, between Thirteenth
and Tenth Streets or on one Of those streets, be-
tween Il and F, n small GOLD CHAIN with Riekei
Cent attached The finder will receive the above
ard on leaving the chain and cent At this office
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GIRO VER'S EATRE,
Psnn.Ilpusts Avsnus, nssr wizard, Hotsl.
LEONARD GRovER.................. Manager.
THIS (sATURDAY) EVENING, MAY 90,
Closing Night OF the Second Week Of
THE PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
who will appear for the last time positively as
HANDSOME JACK,
in her own version Of
JACK SHEPPARD.
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK SHEPPARD.
On Monday evening next will be produced the
great play, from the French,
VICToRINE, Or. I'M Sleep ON Il.
vICTORINEy Or, I'll Sleep on Il.
Adr,i..tor "a sa .na ~ ..nt. ..
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d \ W. L. W A l. l. Il co.,
u RovrD.nruIA IAuerITQNEERs covu0,n,,,u
NOST MARSHAL.-On TUESDAY MORNING, ID
June, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at the Auction
% dozen Playing Cards
do do do
10 do Fi1e Combs
n do Large Combs
do Horn Combs
10 do BuckSkIn GlovCs
JIl do small stan buttons
IS gross small Buttons, No. ~
10 do small Infantry Buttons
% do StAh N0st Buttons
lIO dozen large staff Buttons
6gross large Buttons, No. -
dozen Cotton HandRerghIrs
~ silk Handkerchief
6pinces DelAines
do Lawns
uU BIue satinet, 80 yards
do Yellow Flannel, yards
do Plaid PoPlln, ~ yards
do Denning, yards
do unbleAehed Muslin, % yaris
. dozen Gilt Braid
o gross Lead Pencils
3 do Black Lead Pencils
IIl. do Black Lead Pencils
do Headed Drawing Pencils
do Patent Rubber Tip Pencils
90 dozen boxes Percussion Gaps
do Pocket Looking Glasses
: do do do HALVES
, do Jack Knives
do Pipes
, boxes SAleFAtus.
Terms cash. in Government funds.
By order OF Capt. II. D; ToDD, Provost Marshal.
my 27- Auetionecrs.
DY MARSHA u PAGE,
ID AuCTIONEERS.
will sell at public auction, At the
Navy Yard, on FRIDAY, June 9th, 1868, at J..
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may 2s

DY j. C. NJ IRE & CO.,
D. AucTIoNEERs.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs.-
On TUESDAY MORNING, June I'd, at 10 O'Clock,
At No. i3s street, between Twenty.nrst and
Twenty-aocond streets we shall sell the furniture
and effects of a family declining Housekeeping,
Walnut Plush Covered Sofa and Pnrlor Chairs,
Mahogany Sofas, Card Tables,
Caneseat and Willow Chairs,
Bronze Clock, Mantel Ornaments,
Cottage Sets, Crib and Bedding,
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, WashGtands,
dedsteads, Wardrobes, Toilet setts,
Hair and Husk MRttTasaaH, Bolatsrs and Pill0vs
Extension Dining Tables, Sideboards
Oak Cane Seat Chairs, Lounge,
CroekeTy and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery,
Carpets, OIL Cloth and Mating,
Refrigerator, Cooking Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, &C, &c.
Terms cash.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
may SO-dh Auotioneers.
A CARD. SPECIAL ATTENTION
n 10 called to the Commlssioners sale Of valu.
noon, June I'd.
The sale will commence At ~ O'Clock with
valuable Business Lot on south side OF PennsyIvA.
mia avenue, near Third street, and adjoining Nc
After which the large brick Tavern Property at
the corner Of Fourteenth street and Maryland ave
nue., at the terminus Of the Long Bridge. Also.
six small Frame Houses aud Lots, four OF them
fronting on Maryland avenue and two on Four
tecnth street, near Maryland avenue.
After which we shall sell the whole of Square
No 232, lying on Fourteenth street, the liver,
and known as the residence of the late Major
Howle.
The whole square contains about lI4OOo square
feet, Is Improved BY large substantial brick man
sion and outbuild ngs, handsome shade trees fruit
and shubhery, and offers greater Inducements for
the establishment OF a pleasure garden place Of
public resort than any property In the city:
may 30-dtd AuetioneeFs
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-30

SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
- AND CHILDRENi also, the corresponding
but more Athletic Indian Club or Mudgar EXer-
tion of deformity, one-Bidedness, &c, as recon-
mended by the medical profession and officers of
the army. They supercede dumb bells and all Ca
llsthenie exercises, No officer, merchant, or clerk
should be without them. They promote healthy
circulation, deyel0pe and strengthen the chest and
spine In most extraordinary manner, giving sue A
elasticity and strength to the Shoulders arms nd
wrists that the sword and baYonet are used W Ith
double force and facility, and invaluable to sin GERS
as the voice improves in proportion to the ekpan.
sion Of the chest. To ladies who cannot take out
door exercise, they are of incaloulAbie bene,it
My classes for Dancing and Department at VII.
lards' Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely NJ .
tended by the elite Of both cities, and can VII h
much SatiSfaotion, refer to the PAreD s Of NY Tu.
pills.
To those who require tuition On the Y5oYin,
VtoiinccLO, and Singing or .dHi,ninS lessons may
save time and expense BY stuciying under me,
For Cards OF Terms, addTe AZ
Tx. GOODALL,
apr "ilRrdA' HDtel.
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WINES, ETC.

ERIC s. OZZENs,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, BRARDIEs, AND sEGARs,
PENNA. AVENUE. COR. 14TH STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
And 70 Warren street, opposite the
Hudson River Railroad Depot,
NEW YoRK.
Rs- Sole Agent for N. LOngworth'S Ohio Wines
and LilienthSl's TobAecos.
I'm HOG WIN CES.n
ROMAINE's
CRIMEAN BITT TERs.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
TNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR CITY OFFICERS.
For Collector:
WILLIAM DIXON,
For Register:
SAMUEL +. DOUGLASS.
For Surveyor:
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
my 2I-neel
FlRST GSfoE %AEP ADMINISTRATIONS TICKET.
Collector:
A. c. RICHARDS
Register:
VIM. d. ELWOOD.
Surveyor;
l.. SCHAUMBERGER
Alderman:
HoRATIo N. Easily.
Common Council:
PETER HAMMOND,
SAMUEL V. HURDLE,
THOMAS Y. ROBINSON,
CECOND WARD
y UNION AND ADMINISTRATION TICKET.
ALDERMAN.
J. W. THOMPSON.
COMMON COUNCIL:
3. p BROWN,
G. T. RAUB,
U. b. WARD. my 2s-st'
THIRD TyadE6,r,oy., MARD Union TICKET
ron ALDERMAN.
G. A. HALL.
ron COMMON COUNCIL.
A. r. SHEPHERD,
JOHN r. COLLINS,
FRANCIE MCGHAN.
FOURTH ,ySIHREnryr MARR Union r,crrr
For Alderman,
For City Council
J. FOLLANSBEE
). I, CLEMENTS, JR.,
GEO. SAVAGE.
For Assessor,
w. II. JOHNSON.
my 2s-ESs' IChron. S&Ml
L UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
ron ALDERMAN;
GEORGE F. GULICK.
FOR COMMON couNCTIa
ROBERT I. KNIGHT.
CHARLES |, CANFIELD,
WILLIAM p. FERG UsON,
Sc VENTH WARD ARD, ,,,,,o,, ,,,,.,.,
FOR ALDERMAN:
JOHN r. ELNANS.
FOR COMMON COUNCIL;
AUGUSTUS EDISON.
WM. J. MURTAGH.
CHARLES W. MITCHELL
9 EvENTH WARD
- UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
ALDERMAN;
THOS. 4. LLOYD.
COMMON COUNCIL:
CHAS WILSON,
CROSBY S. MOVES,
JONAS d. ELLIS.
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at this office until Wednesday, the third of
June, for grading and grAyelng Fifth street west,
iTsm ID 10 street north.
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for gravellng.
The gravel must be nine Inches in depth in the
centre, taperIng Off to four inches at the sidesi
after which to be well raked and rolled.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid except
upon the certificate that the work has been prop.
WIN DOUGLAS,
Commissioner Fourth Ward,
WIN LORD,
JOHNSON HELEN,
Assistant Commissioners,
MAYoR,s PrrlCE, May %, 1858. my s0-d
EDWARD LYoEITs .,,rr.
40. I'll PEHH. AVE. wASHIlsFoH, o, c, |
Boob ? boyla In ever E'4is-IusoS' aofoSSo
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FRED'C 3. CozzENs,

SOLE AGENT ToR wAMNOToN AND BALrrMoRE,
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DY VI a RS II \ L L y p \ GE =,
ID AUCTIONEERS.
GoVERNMENT T SALE OF CONDEMNED
STORES-We will sell at public auction, At the
Navy Yard, on FRIDAY, June 9th, 1865, at u
o'clock
One lot OF Scrap Leather
500 yards Satinet.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
BY order oil s. P. BROWN, Navy Agent
MARSHALL Il PAGE,
ms 3O-dts AuotloneeFa.
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AdmiIIlon Q6, 50, and IS cents. m,

TAN RBURY HALL,
Louisiana Avenue, near Sizth Street.
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LAW COOKS
STATUTES OF INDIA \ 4.
GAVIN A. ssOR D'S REVISION.

The ~ec.nd volume Of MeSsrS Gavin n Hurd's comps-
tion Of Indiana sta has just appeared. This volume
compleie their work Its mechanical execu ion IL
errdi'stle; Ski learrrix and labor which ths
editors have bestowed it, merit the high praise
None bu, d. dgrnt lawyers could have produced
such worS
The second volume embraces all the public of
Indiana upon the subjects which IL relates
and the r all excepting the Of the last regular and
extra sessions Of the Legislature. II l. great excel
lence the compilation that all existing each
subject collected together m the place in these
Volumes 20 that reader can at glance all the
legislation ia force any given subject Take, for ex
ample the act Of I,52. ORGANIZING Courts of Common
Pleashe editor puhlL the act at large and they also
print. in Of The page containing
this statute all the amendstory it which have
been passed up this time" And 50 they have done of
all the other acts cnt ained in the revision 1852
The editors have aided much the value Of these vol
umeS-especaliy the llst-by the copiouS and Learned
with which the volumes abound TheS'. ndi
much labor aud legal acumcn They furnish u. in
concise and fnnu. with all the ad utications of
Supreme Court tn - statutes. These a'judica
tons being very numerous, he reerrIces 10 them
the liberation. will be great value
the lawyer and indeed all persons concerned in the
sdmi-tra ION justice. The edit have also referred,
IN their note, To numerous decisions ia Other STATES.
made similar our>.
An excellence OF these volumes, be overlooked
the fiil AMI index appended each. udi-
ana there ha> h. good index an, volumes
statutes published by authority provoking defec,
la been completely r~me.ird in the volumes under re-
view: and these ineNe, viii preay tighten the labor of
all who have occasion TO loos into ,ta'uies
This is the hr,t time that private enterprze has at
tempted the publication iudars ~tarure~ Tie at
tempt. do not duu-t. will be successful. and will
duly reward the learned eito, ud rzing pablish
ei> E,er, lawyer WILL cosre pur ha>e ,he-e volumes.
and every CLERK sheriff and justice Of the peace of the
Staie. viii Hud it hi- ak nuiage o them
DAVID M'DONAI.D
indianapolis, June 5. 1862
The oresoing notice hy Judge McDoSALp. & GAvrx
IIoKp's Compilation e IN. Of Indiana i not
,igned puf # the wnrN, but is unsolicited
ueudat,on the ability. accuracy. aud completeness
with which he>e volumes have been prepared.
The Secou volume. which has u,t been i,,ued from
the press being delivered subscribers rapidly
possible This edition the in he found
ces,in to every lawyer u ,ce> Of the peace and county
sicers the state. The public Of the work is
pr,ale en,erprze the publishers only hore for
Enumeration i. in ii, sale h>e for whose convenience
il was prepared The volumes contain about 1900
page, u matter ucarl, double the quantity embraced
Ihr ievi,lan at Is52-
The prc- the a. 80 per y lam~ - 90 70
,he two volun e. ,res, adre-- ed 10 the uh>crer ~l
receive prompt atirition. ]. J. BINGHAM.
Jun. 7ih. lSsa indianapolis. Ind
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A Ill PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST
N JOSEPH and ofher points in Northern Missouri the
stale OF ksnsas, the Territories should n~-, on hav-
ing tickets that read by the
NOx ris ut>SOt xI RAILROAD,
The only rail route from 81 Louis ST. Joseph II l. the
shortest and quickest % by thirteen hour To the re-
ote>i paint reached bs rail- and l. Away a. cheap A.
any other. Buy your rck-ts and all POM. ir
Northern Missouri by The North Missouri Railroad.
ISAAC u. STURGEON,
Pres't and Gem Sgpt. Mort. Missouri r. x
HENRY n SIMMONS. General Travelling Agent
S-ptl7-dty
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The events Of the they developed will be
faithfully given thai the public may lie advised
It's progress the results of bats the condition Of the
coniending armies, and al that affects the great struggle
home and abroad for the overthrow of the Rebellion
In addition. the osnfinei will contain the CURRENT
NfwS OF the day, CHO.CE MISCELLANY, STATE
III us, the latest reports Of the NEW iOhK and GIN
CiNNAT GENERAL. and CATILE MNRKETS the cor
ditiOn of the MONEY STOCK MARKETS; in a word.
will be the effort Of the Propretors of the Seafai
give iS columns interest all readers and
such information will be especially adapted the
well being Of the citizens Of Indians.
The Snfinei will continue represent and stand BY
the regular organ: ttu- the Democratic part State
and Natona sustain the principles and 30 icy they shall
and support The candidates they may
We have no agents The low prices for subscript Oh
will allow il. We there ore ask our Democratic
friendal who desire tine Of souni principle
aid in the the circulation Of Sentinel
Daily aud We KY until they shall at least reach every
democratic famh in Indiana. The press is i'm
agent ia directing arirh he public mind and all
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NOW II THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
The Scntincl for 1903:

THE sovsramsntsl and political questions Of The
coming year wi have absorbing sntsres, for rv~ry
esisen We engaged In g'srn'ie civil ~ar The re-
sut of which can fcreSee u threatens . radical
change the institutions aud principles upon which the
G"verume VA founded. nd the destruction 81 the
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people of no other nation have eRlosed, sni To
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In national prosperity aud greatness. The issue will
be upon a., whether this free 6overneht shsi be
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under the Constitution psrp~tna,si, spowerfa central
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sn< State nes, state institutions and all tho>e checks
upon the ted' raj Government, rights rr-erved by the
state, which have eonsttuted the exceence and upe
riorit, of nationality States 'oe the sea- for
the objects firth In the Consttution. hut
distinct a. the blows" In the management Of their
purely domestic affairs These questions involved
the recent elections AMI the voice OF the people
,mphatoslly EXPRESSED for the Constitution II
{, and the Union a was" Never there q time
when Il important thai the people should be thor
oughy adyi,ed 10 the progress and condition 81 public
affair an Of passing events. people not III for
self government unless wi intelligent Judg gmer they
decie upon the questions which affect alike their
and the public welfare.
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Weekly VIII be ch2rgcf tic fuh Daily rates,
with dsse-h half the weekk rates added
uSs- Notices pubi>hed Ia the local columns. OF ten
ne~ under will be eh irged for each Insertion sl II
ten lines. ten csnts PER line.
Charge will be made FER inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Sois'es and Associations at the rates
named. 20 be paid IN sfvatcs
Military Companies Order of Odd Fellows. Masonic
Orders penevoieuf Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding lines 25 cents for zach
Insertion: over eight lines al this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 30 cents.
Notices Festivals aud Excursions gotten mp by
individuals s-ociaon~ by churches al the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the bead ~
Special Notices. nten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertise menis making les than three lines inserted
in the Daily. will be charged hfiy cents
Yearly sdverti>erS topav quarterly
Announcing candidafrs for offices of every description
he charged the of 81 so for each IN the
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all cases. paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted 1.-THE expense o the at
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ins. bu, coectable usual Time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy cf legal advertisements he
yond the amount charged FOR their publication.
ELDER HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Propriefors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. N. TlLFOkl.
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-13
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VIII soon assemble, an the mot important questions
will b. brought before for determination. tine II
which, the Emancipation and Colonization p'l ey Of the
President, viii vitality affect the future The country.
All interesting Congressional proceeding. will be
ported in he SntiR,l.
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