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FROM HARRISBURG.

DSIehSlkc !" CONSTRUCTED at ntk the
Eords OF the susGuehanna.
HARRISBURG, June 16-1 a. m-Eyerything
looks very gloomy here.
The indications are that the rebels will ba
within sight Of Harrisburg tomorrow, and in
the absence OF troops TO stop the advance OF
the rebels the obstruction Of all the bridges
along the SDsGuehann3 is inevitable
The troops as fast as they reach the CITY and
report for duty are sent TO the different for.s
on the river, where works are being construct.
ed to prevent the crossing of the rebels
The bills on the opposite side of the river are
illuminated by the fires OF the working parties
engaged in throwing up entrenchmenis.
The invaders must not be allowed 10 cross
the Susquehanna river.
The country South of the river there is no
hope of saving from devastation and pillage
HARRISBURG, June 16.-There is much ey-
citement here. Many of the stores are closed
AT 7o'clock this morning l tound 500 men
throwing up earthworks about one mile and
half from the city.
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PROPOSALS.
% \ o Pos AIS FOR LU II BHK
cElKp AssIeF's QvAApzRxAsfHn's OFFICE !
Cc.ssy Eishtsenth aad g ss,set. !

cH,Ep x.sIer's QpAarxaxAs4HR'so osTIcBJ
c.nS 6;sAnsssa15a < g sss ssas t;,'s;si i, s
aIALHp PsoPosALs win be received at this o@so
sns.l In ssDAY, Tune r lses, atls e'sssh = n ioF
sss sss o, d1s
non q 100 un) feet Of Lumber Of the relieving kind
LIT thu sundrsd thousand $50. 800, feet a. .< one
rf, theaiS'9e hi,. .'S en-. feet sfes''d ssa1sd and
sif.y sseasana ., as'S iees s.snt,,ns. By 3. ,s
Fly shoassnd oooj feet ssaaNins, b. 8. 70 sest
Iift; ss.si .ss oo' fee. ssan.'ias,sSys e fest
All the above described 20 be good .msrshantasle
Lumber, subject to the i inspsetion Q. gent as-
All tks lun,b ber 10 be delivered by the Nth day Of
'-''' '''' PROPOSALS.
The full name and Post Ohiee address Of the bid.
deE p;t ns apposss ri in !; the e, s,oDssai l.,
sousiderea Is the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from disloyal PARTIES viii not be con-
stdered. and an oAfa OF ALLEGIANCE hosf Aoooa-
Harts. assistant o1aE:ernasse5 United States
marked "Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTEES.
Se hs of Rs Gr s
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
The ability Of the bidder 70 ll the contract, should
Il be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons. whose siGnstn to be ap
Sepdea TO the guarantee, ard said guarantee must
accompany the bid.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals win net ss eonsd-
efsd.
Bonds in the ssm Of Eve Thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both of his gEarfntora, viii
be required of the suceessfEl bidder upon asniEg
the contract.
FORM eB GUARANTEE,
We,- of the county of -, and ststs Of
-, and -, OF the county Of -. and State
fulfill The contract in accordance With the terms Of
his proposition, and shat should his proposition be
accepted, ne will at o1ce enter into contract In
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared to become his sureties.
TO this guarantee must be appended the ofn0ial
certificate above mentioDed.)
The night to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed tso high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master.
Informal proposals win be rejected.
EDWARD l.. BAETZ.
se 19td Captain and A. q. NJ, q. 8. Army.
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ErNew Orleans papsrs saws ths prae.i.e has

SNew Orleans papers says the practise has
be come quite common in that city Of late Tor
husbands to induce heir wives o ioin with
them in sales OF property, pecse: the funds re-
allied and take passage for the Ecr.ih leaving
their better halves behind.
kJ- The Commissioner OF InlAraal Eeyenus
has decided that no deduction fron income can
be allowed physician on account Of the ex-
peases OF keeping horse and carriage, even IL
used exclusively for ais professional practice.
~ The Bermuda Gazette s.afes that ont OF
twenty leigh. steamers Shich have tried, four
only have successfully run the blockade. oEt
that one did it foar times.
DrAn exchange says YallaRdighss was mol
nominated by the Democrats OF Caio The
Chattanooga Rebel made the nomination, and
the Convention simply ratified it. ' esfa.
eJ The Prince Of Wales has natural child,
two years and g half old, son OF the daughter
of gateAeeper OF Windsor Castle, upon which
he has settled pensi n OF $1,000 year for life.
~ Pennsylvania elects q aaoverncr and fun
State ticket the coming tall.
~ The Ohio election takes place in October.
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The Late
Massachusetts TYoops.
tFroIn the Baltimore Anerican.Y

BOSTON, June 18.-In the absence OF Gov
Andrew, no definite action has yet been sahen
20 organize volunteers for Immediate ser vice
An informal meeting Of military gentlemen.
including the Coloneis Of the 3d, 9th and 4oth
suitaticn an adjournment was had until No.
morrow, when Gov. Andrew is expected to be
rraa
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 15.-Thirteen rebel
deserters arrived here to-day from Gen. Jen-
kins's rebel command on the Black water They
say that the rebel force at that place comprises
but one brigade.
A daily paper is about being started in Nor
folk, 10 be called the s'Yrginiau.' 1t will be
q Union paper
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUIeIANA AV.. RIA1 SIxrH SFRA1v.

THR cool RErRRAT.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
NOVELTY, VARIETY. AND TALENT;
To night, the magnificent Spectacular Exsraya-
RE THIRY GIFT:
Or. TEE ENCHANTED GRO rTOES OF ELFLAND
Written expressly for this Establishment with
startling magical effects, &c, &c .ertrely eclies.
ing N grandeur ANYTHING ever produced Ia tai.
city. The great Dramatic Company and the entire
charming Court Of Beauty appear i. the piece
Prince Light OHesrt ..-.-. Miss Lille Brandon
Ram bling Rooney Mr.. George &. 10 eson
:, Also. new and bean tifni ballet, arranged by
Mons. }. l., ezolloey. entitled
TH1 VILLAGE coo UBrTg,
In which Mons. seoliosy and his lovely Csrps ds
Ballet will appear.
Appearances Of Mi,s Eva Brent, the yeusg and
bswitehipg sonsstresa; Miss Kate eennoyer, the
finished danssuse All She sreAt. Conedians and
the nnequsied Corps d'Ethiope. see bills to-day.
Admission e and 10 cents.
Doors open at IA O'Clock. Performance ats,
A GRAND MATINEE
VIII be given
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
FoR LADIES AnD CRILDREE.
When the great Canterbury Company viii appear
Adnitfis n Ladies' o. cts !; children 70 eta. je is
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The Rebel Priyateer Taconv.

LEwEs, Del, June 15.--Tne rsbel privateer
"Tacony," or Florida No. 2. was seen on the
morning of the 14th, northeast of Indian River
Inlet, distant about fifty miles. The British
schooner Arctic, which she boarded on the
18th, left the Blackwater yesterday and pro-
eeedad
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TroonS frnm Maine

PORTLAND, June 16.-A dispatch from An
gusta states that a consultation of military pnen
will be held there tomorrow. The Gov. has
received dispatch from Secretary Stanton ask
ing how many troops Maine can Furnish forth
with, for six months; TO br credited on the
draft - s~
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPesALs ToR STATIONERY.

uErrED sTlTIs PA1xsr OFFICE. June ], lSs.
skALsD reorosA.s FER furn;shiaf suen ssation-
asi Z clock on Msnsss @ sss day Of July ns.t.
al: Of ability to .aai the sonsrses VIII not BE-
sidsred. and contracts will oaly be awarded to
tseiished manufacturers of o. dealers in she
An sr!is,ss required must be of the best article
Each proposal must sp.sify but one price for
each and every article Of the schedule sr of ths
An articles ordered must BE- delivered vithsut
delay, and aatisiaetory to the Ccmmissonsr !, sad
8 failnre to comply with this ssinalstivn Will be
Tor a s the o. ::
Bished at the option Of ,he ohce, At the lowest
market prices. and the right i. rssery Of order
trseted f9s As the ggsiie ssrrise E cay res siss Re
s9tisIrs likely so 30 required. may BE- obtained At
this office
on'''' "0' 'A''''a GboH 3. ?. HotI1WaS.
10 le-wt1ye Conmissioner.
pkOPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
OFFICE Houss OF REPRESENTATIVES U.s,}
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be reeeiyed .t this oaaes
until II o'elosk on Monday the 2s:h Of June nsIt,
rss- ntatisss 81 The gnitsd states so tons g HO
Boat ssas one hundred cords best dry Hfsiery
Moed and one hundred cords bsst dry Spruce Pine
weSd The ShSle to b. psekes .say II the vaults
House cf K-rres- s-ntstives, and 70 be delivered By
Benss fsE The faithful execution of the .oa.sast
viii be required.
rately, and ratisf.etory srrsr semens must BE-
made for the correct nsRsS Il
Clerk of II ouae Of Representatives q. g.
my N.1aw4w Chsen., Int. Rep.j
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL,
PEsH. AVENUE, BETWEEN llrH AsD 18th STnEzg
THE COOLEST PLACE FHD CITY,
NEW EN6A6EMHNF
orr cRLEHRAF
PARLOR OPERA COMPANY.
FOB A sHoR SEASON.
SCENES. AIRs,
pUBYrs, YRIos,
IID
WHOLE ACTS,
Or TIE Nosg PoYrkIR
ITALIAN,
GkRkAN AND
ENGLISH orERAs.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
EULL ORCHESTRA.
This celebrated company has won host Of
admirers during its stay at New York, pkilsdel
phis, ete. Therefore. the sriends OF music should
not miss the opportunity now presented OF enjoy
ins few even Dss' anreenent.
Admission u cents. Opened st o'clock.
HENZE hEfKLEIS,
41m Proprieto-7.
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SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS

This yalusble Hitters is prepared in great part
from the herbs gathered from the Swiss Alpa and
Tyrol Mountains in Germany, and il a Standard
Bitters N Russia, Germany and 6witze rand Tor
the cure Of
CONSUMPTION, COLDS,
DYSPEPSIA
LIVER, KIDNEY, AND LUNG COMPLAINTS,
PAIN IN THE STOMACH.
ltreguistes and opens the bowels, creates appa-
tie, prevents fever and many Other Diseases 1t
was highly recommended by DR. ALAEZON0 in
tho Russian War of 1872. 1t was used as q cRsgR-
AL or CERTAIN remedy for the diseases named
with great success and wonderful cures.
remarkable feature of it is, g sassful pout red
upon the head and well rubbed in will cure the
most painful headache.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-A small vinegassfull
previous to each meal and before retiring to bed.
Prepared and Manufactured from the orisinsl
receipt by DE CAMP & MILLER, corner of Sixth
and N streets south, Washington, d. @.
SWISS MOUNTAIN BITfERS.
This valuable BittArs has been very successfnI,-
proof By hundreas of citizens of shington and
other cities of this coantry, with full satisfaction,
for the diseases named.
Therefore, officers and soldiers, and others con
neeted with the army should not oe without bot
tie of this celebrated Bitters.
my ls- eolms DE CAMP & MILLER.
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New Jersey Arsuyinc.

issued q proclamation calling upon the citizen.
Of New Jersey to volunteer to aid Pennsylva
mia in repeuing the invader.
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The War in Kenfucky

CINcIRNATI, June 15.--About $50 mounted
rebels dashed into Maysville, Kensucky, last
night. They LEFT this morning, after steaHne
the guards horses and arne :
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Sales OF Cenfiscated Cotton.

CINcIssATI, June 1.-Two hundred and sew
enty three bales OF confscatsd cotton were sold
at auction to. day, the prices ranging from % y
to 45S. The quality of the cotton was gen
orally OF an inferior description.
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OUARrERMAsrnR exNERALs oyRIol.

nUARfERMAsTER 6ENERAL'4 ORrICI,
vi WA5HIs0foH OIfY, March 10, ls6S.
Owners Of steam vessels invited to send to the
oaartermaster Generals Once tenders for their
charter sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled er Yegiftered
tonnage, actual carrying capaoity, material,
Shether eoppsred. whether side wheel or pro-
pellers whether iron or copper fastened size and
pexer OF snsines and boilers; and should state the
charter with the estimated value Of the vessel In
case Of loss, or In case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead of charteriug.
Owners Of steam vessels already In tho service OF
the Quartermaster's Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
Grant. and also the price At which they VIII DO
willing to sell them.
All such tenders shouId be address to the
QuaFterEaaster General OF the United States, at
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers
When received they VIII be ocnsi dered, and the
DEPARTMENT will endeavor TO reduce the heavy
~ rerse attending army transportation upon the
ocesa and Hds-waters, by ting wherever IL
can do so, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
khoss now employed. n. q. METGS,
mar Is 1m OuGrt6rmsster General.
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DkOPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
% RoPOs SAILS FOR FUIL.

o51,o.U st Msfss. NE G,sssss
sef q: ss ~ 3 E
ths ;asa MARINES u Inc A. Wassainston D. c., from lst
The Wood to be good msrehant.ble oak, srd to
pents within the wallis Of the Marine Bsrrs.is as
may be designated by the Commanding Marine
1bs co 70 ee best 1hits ssn a'sH snlh1sese .sa
eSsl eS G free from dnit and to weigh 2S.o pounds
such points With IN the valls Of the Marine Bar
racks as may be DESIGNATED By the oommandlna
.ss s. II
,imes fnd In suss aa quantities ss the ssid Com
Payments win be made upon he quarterly reeui-
s,Ss Of tns 1ss19sa or Ing ns sas
asreeably to regulations.
s.srsnses 70 BE- signed BY two resron.lS;e per
9ads g. ps gs!'sa I ~
OF ., nSst rs s ProSa
To fe Endorsed @ fer Pnel and I'D
my2l-law4w Maior and e1sa teIn,aassr.
Propos.1s T9 y9k sEthPSES sit1pst%a sr.r,or
ROUSE FOR METhOP0LIrAN p0LiCE.
at;qn's orr!cs, Washington, June =, la:
Mayors ONCE gn,il EEIDAf ,dunu 2sih, 81 Ia
station House, be located on North street,
s.
The plans and specifications Of Maasrs. Cl4ss
and Kamme rhueber. Archite,ts can la seen ord
II De explained at the Mayor Once, from th.s
The right to decline nny all the y-oposals is
reserved if deemed for the interes, Of the Curpp-
ration.
Ample security FOR the faithful pe-forrance o.
bidder. RICHARD WALLACft. MAYOR
JOHN n. srM Hes,
President Board Of Aldermen.
ASBURY LLOYD
President Board Of Common Council,
70 i5-iot building Committee.
Intel. & Chron.i
pRoPOSALs FOR CONSTRUCTING sEWER
.sesled proresals will be received By the under
Hondsy the I'D day of june next. for the pu oso
of eoDs structing sewsr Q street north. 6erwean
4.2 and 9th streets west, under the Act s,rro red
25d May, Iai3.
Specifics ations cas- b. seen Al the Surveyor OF .e
Bidders vii state the price per lipsai foot inc
ing the drop Snd excavation.
All persons owning property on the liua o t no
proposed sewer, and Intending ts tap the game sra
pr prrty owners should carry the water and gas
ppes. at least to their respective curb Inns.
je f5 d RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor
ID MAYOR OFFICE, June Is l8eS
L ROPOSALS VIII be received st this office until
Monday, 22i instant, at L O'Clock m, for grading
18th street west from street north to Rhode
Islam avenue Circle.
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard for
grading.
'''A "'' '9s' , '' ". RUTHERroRD,
Conmissioner Second Ward.
JOHN B. DAWSON,
SAM'LV v, MOVES.
Assistant Comm issioners
je B-td Intel, Rep. Chronl
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SWISS MOUNTAIN RITTFR,
1 JASON G. KING,
RACY, l67 William street, N. Y.
Dealers in Books, Cards,
RICH, Prints, etereoscopic Views
Card Visites, Ambrotypes,
RARE, Rubber Goods, etc.
Send ST. and get the new
1e lS-26t Book inst ont
FESTIVE,
'EELICIToUs
FANCY.

A-fa TIsH-WANG, 1HE GREAT CHINESE
E <REMEDYfor GONORRHEA, GL EET
Etc. 0sB Box WILL PBRFogA A CURs.-
pleasant to the e taste ya ss ne bad oaor, and
may be carried in the vest pocket vi thout fear Of
sys. 9. UPHAa, aos Chestnut ST.. PhiladelpSin iG,a
and in Washington by 3. G. FORD, $50 rennryl-
v2nla avenue. il l. aolY
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pRoposALs FOR Hay. STRAW, AND GRAIN
AssIsEA ouAnrEEMAsTER,s osE.oE, J

Assistant ouARfERMlsYER's OFFICE,
ForogG Dep1rIment, Coz. G and I'D stYtet., )
WAsHISeToR. u. c., April 10. 1858
WRTS-kE PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use 81
this Depot to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or ct any of tae Government wharvss In this city
The proposals to be &C odressed TO the undsr.
signed. and they should state the quantity of
zach article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery.
Proposals will be received for ave thousand
G1) bushels OF Corn or Oats. ana fifty sGi tors of
lay or Straw, and upwards. unless it should be for
the in.sresa Of The Government 70 contract for 6
Hess amount.
All grain to be put up In good sacks Of about two
% bushels each, which are TO be furnished st the
esEt of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely beled,
AL Grain and Hay offered to be su hjeet to risid
Espccfon BY the Government inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time TO Grne 70
the lowest responsibe bidders the intere sta OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fullmept of auy Contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the completion OF tho
contract. 8. L. BROWN,
Ap Ism Captain and %. II. u. g. 4.
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HOGS. SHEEP. GOATS, GEESE, &c.

MAYORS OFFICE. Jpae IS, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the act approved
March %, 1863, entitled An set for the establish
ment of pounds for animal &c within the city Of
Washington, will be enforced ir ai its provisions
from and after Monday, the ed instant. Owners
enjoined 10 eonfine their roperty before the Act
goes into effect. RICHARD WALLACH.
lie IL cost Mayor.
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CLARIYIm cIpR

~ OLARIEIlD OIDlRE
haye just received per sehooners "6eoree o,
Adamsn ana ~. w. !" from Boston, Q large supply
Of Pure Massachusetts, CLAKIfIED CIDER, Wkich
oee for sale at the lowest market pRiee In ausn.
titles 70 snit purchasers, -, q =
Hotel keepers, suffers ana al others In want Of
prime article OF Older ere invited 70 eau and en-
anime ths before varckasing elsewhers,
Br R1LH1 a. edINN.
&u Gsosastoxn, b. b.
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TIE PUBLIC
ARE Respectfully invited to visit and inspect my
LAUNDRY

GXkE Respectfully invited 10 ylsiL ana inspect E1y
LAUNDRY
OPPOSITE 6RovER's TREArBa,
ESery Day from axsiI o'elock.
having rsmodsled my entire washing facilities snd
sein desirous that the comm unity should knew
that hey have . Laundry in their midst second to
Bone in the United States, for completing . large
amount Of work and with dispatch. Any one hsv-
ing large pieces. blank ets quilts bedspresds, &o,
wiz End it to their advantage to have then washed
here before putting away fer winter use. Blsn.
kets washed in Eve minutes. Stop and see it done.
We wash and iron every ythins-no exception.
my 2-lms JAS. =. H0TOHKI56, Prop
A OBSTETRICAL SURGEON.
n. d. BUG6L1B, NJ. D., late Of New York city,
10 now permanently located at No. 4A6 Twelfth
street. FPem his professi nal experience and ex-
tepKve practise In the New York hospitals, he 80
prepared to give the best treatme nt to all need
his services. Special attention given to diseases
a. D. RUGGLEs. M o.,
my Slm@ No 446 Twelfth 81.
lOn TEA-rkAI
lou CHESTS or Green ana Bssek Pea now On
KING BURGHBLL.
. tsYaeg 18th Essset and vsrxosAt Nv,
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DROyISIONs, 2G PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
EVERI
Prime sugar. cured HAMS, ii cts,
Bes. Family FLOUR, So 30 per bbl,.
DRIED BEEF, l2H ots.,
Choioe BUTTER, "a cts.,
OHEESE, Il cts. per ID.
JONES CO.,
my6 Corner Eighth and streets.
4 (tREAf NEW
VI ARRIVAL OF FRUITS,
1000 boxes splendid sprins ORANGES,
900 LEMONS, best this season,
$40 RAIsINS,
1000 drums PIGS,
25 GOO COOOAHUTS,
500 bags PEANUTS. ,
corner Sth and eta.. Washington.
ID CHEESE AND EGGS.
30 barrels fresh selected E1GS.
80 packages new grass BUTTER,
200 boxes No. new CHEESE
At JONES CO.'S,
Garner 8th and d sts., Washington.
uAMS, DRIED BEEF.
H HERRING, MACKlREL.
Arrived fresh st
teeat JONES A CO.'S.
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NJ CORSETS-O0RSETS.
IVlR5. ROBERT WRIGHT. Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets wishes to thank the ladies' for
liberal patron ge for Ieveral years past aud
would inform them that she retires from business
IN few days. before which she would ba glad to
furnisk anything needed In her line. ie lI-eo3tk
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KEKDALLsS
kHnOLyEE FOB TIE KkIR.

KEKDALL's
kHB0LIRE FOB TIE KkIR.
AsBOLIGE
M0hsIEG-s.
BBAt flIiRS,
oD0RAfks,
LEEGHTHEtS,
ISVIGoRA7ES.
N0URIsHEs,
EBBELLIAHkS
qRE HAIR
KYEDALLE AABoLINB IS rsre ooIrpornd OF
ssirre atins eatrAess from Flowers, Roots aaa
Eerss, for she GROWTH, BEAUTY, and FER
NANENT yIGoR of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair reea:ree .
ssntls sEmJ.lant. p sss sDR.CaILf0k.
"Ears never had anything which perfectly
snevsps t}le pureo-e of hsir dressissr
WARREN WARD, ESQ,
so. 271 Cana. street, n. Y.
AFTER being bald Tor seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
EAIR." Prof JOHN sENIA,
No. SO King street, ny
For ssIa By I'll Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Pat IA boxes, tceatainins two hetties,}
hzsss II.
Manufactured and Scr sale At wholesale by
KENDALL Il BANNISTER,
feN6n No 342 BROADWAY, NY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

-. Admission 90, g5, and IS cents. 10 sxts,
charge for secured seats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-17

Admission u cents. Opened st o'clock.
HENZE hEfKLEIS,
I'm ProprietorF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-07

RUD. RUEGG.

HAvISG PURCHASED THE BOOK BISDERY AND
Box Nsnufactory Of CHARLEs CSosx. on the conner
Of Washington aud Alabama Streets prepared TO do al
work in his line.
Boxes made 70 order. an7-dlm