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DHILDELPBIA, WILMINGTON, AMI
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
W


i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. December ~. 1864. Trains will
leave Depot corner BROAD Street and WAsutNGrON
FSprsss TTsin =, ios A. 81 Afondays oscspicd) for
baltimore and WashlHRtou, stopping At Wilmington,
pergvnle Have de Grace, Aberdeen, Peuymans and
way N.n Train at slsA NJ Csundays excepted for
delaware Rahtoad AZ wilmington ior Milford. Sammy
Express Train at i5P NJ (Sundays exccpted) for BAL.
morc and Washington stopping At Chester, wilmington
Elkton, Fcrryyue, anc uayre de Grace.
Express Tram ALSO ~. tSundays cSccptcd1 Tor Bal-
umorc and Washrgton. stopping at W.lmnston Newark
Ektcn, North Ehst, rcrfyvuc, Hayrc dc Grace, Perry
Night E,prSss az HIS r. NJ. for Baltimore ami
aro Wasbingtor plsscngcrsl WILMINGTON Nr,,art git
ton. North East, Perry Nins; and liayrc lie utace .
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
stopping al all stations between Philadelphia aud Will
IssyS Philadelphia at II 4. NJ, g., $50 and 10 r.M.
The T.. ~ Train connects with Delaware Railroad tor
Milford ard intcrmediatp stations
Leave wilmington at 5.l5 and 930 NJ. $50, and 20
." THROUGH TRAINS PROM HALrINoHE
i'''' " G'iWIFsTER FoR fiIiL 4nEipiiIA
leave Chester AZ TO- lOll a. NJ, 1896, 3l3 F5i 720
'D' suNDAy. TRAINS
Express Train at 4u'A NJ ur baltimore and wash
Giacc Abrrtecn. Pcrr,man s. and Magnolia
ton passcuger0 W.mugigu, Newark, Ehton, North
Accommodation Train at l0r. NJ. Tor Wilmington and
BNrriNoEE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave BalHmnfc AT % PM, ttu1pmg 40 Havrc dc
Grace, rcuyyilc and wilmington. Also stops at Ek.
leave passengers uum Washington or BAum1.cl, aud
chester to leave passeu-es from baltimore or Wash.
Leave wamns,ga 70, r9.l@seg9aa a,G,@,IriM
yra,c UatIln6rl s. ~, A. N way NtI. .lGp ". .Ey-
pr,ss. 135r ~, way Tram; 6J5P NJ. Express gl5
aus TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
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This medicine has heon
tested by tho most smI-
neut medical mon Of tho
day, and by them pro
nsunccd 10 be one uf the
greatest medical disc Oyerioa
Of the age.
One 10 tle viii cure Gene
raj Beblty.
a few doses cure Mysteries
I'm Females
One bottle cures palpHa-
ton Ofthe Heart.
A few doses restore the
organs Of generation.
From one 10 three bot
ties restore the mani
ness and full Vgor Of
youth.
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This medicine is simple
vegetable extract, and one
ON which all can rely, as it
has been used iu our prao-
tlco for many years, and
with thousands treated, Il
has not failed IN a s.nglo
ingtAnce. lts curative pow
ers have been sufficient TO
gain victory over tho most
stubborn case.
TO those who have trined
with tasir constitutions until
hcy think themselves DO
yOnd the reach Of medical
aid wo would slyDESpAIR
MOTT tho CuEROk EE
CURE will restore YOU %
health and yigDr. and amer
all luack doctors have failed,
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90 Ctt 4
~ ~


CHEBOKEE tNJBJ-
TON 10 intended as an ally
OF assistant 90 tho CHEBO-
KEE REMEDY, and shuWd
be used In conjunction with
that medicine In an catoa Of
0OnorrhWa, Gleet, Fluor
Abua or Whites. Its eUeetH
are healing, soothing, and
dcmnlCCnt; removing all
acalding heat, chordCo, and
pain. instead OF tho burning
An1 almost uncndurnb 20 % ain
ttat H experienced with
nearly all the cheap quack
iniCCuouB.
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nrpnKrr c1LRr "a

iIIEkOkEk tIHE An
uufaIUug cure or Spyfma -
tUuht Asrmin8I Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, and
an diseases caused 10y SELF
p0IlufiOn, such us Loss "
Memory. Universal Ltssi-
tu1C, Pains iu the Back ,
pumness OF Vision, pr6mR-
tuTc Ola Age. weak Nrr rUs,
nIhIcuity u B eRthinE,
Trembling, Wnkpunyss,
Eruptiuns ON the Pace, raIe
COuutCuaucC, Insanity. Con
sumption, and ll the Iircful
Complaints caused W depart
Ing lrum tie path ~ nature.
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C'REIeHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND

EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il an the stations the Caaden and Anboy and con
Meeting Railroads.
INCREABED DESPATCH.
The Camden ana Amboy Railroad eed Iranspertatoa
Company Freight Lines for New fOrk win lehve walnut
stree whalf on and sitsr January dahy Sundays eN
cepteG) at o'clock ~ ~,
ketuInng the above Lines win leave New Yorh att Asa
AP.M. 49,.
Freiiht must be delivered before 9}l p NJ 70 be for
wATdod the sans day. .y
Frelrht for Trenl6n, Princeton, Kingston New Rrnn1-
Wiok and an pQinis the Camden and Arnhoy Railroad
also on the ReVidere Delaware, and Femngcn the New
JeFs0Y the Freehold and Jamesburg, and The burlington
and Mount oils Railroads. rosotrod hEd qrw arda up
l2A o'clock p NJ. Small packages for AOant HOLY received
up 10 O'Clock p, M rs r1f .L.-.
The Befydsre Dsaw are Ralroad connects at FhiHips
burg with tho Iehigh aIoY l,ailQse. " he Dew Jgsey
Railroad c0npects ai ElAAleh Wlll .tle NgW terasJ
Central Railroad, and % N0warA with nv Morris and
EsseA Railroad. .. d, H.sf.n IL "a s.t Eag .rf
A sip nlemcrandun7, sueciy1g ne marks ard nrm
btTa shippers and c0Isnecs, must IA isfy ins lance ~
sent Win each load ol gcods no reeeipt vii be given
Increased incut - having been made rthe trARsportA
uoH of We STOCK SpNers aIe nrod 10 ~ ls ropte
when the stoc6 is ffnEhed In qupntitoe of TWO CAf
LOADS % no. a viii be delivered a. ne tod VI % et
fuest neaf ne Drove Yards, or at Pier No I Noru
Rver, ~ al shippers may dsanaie AZ the nmf q ~
ahpmept. RALTER FkftkAAN, Freght Agsnt,
~ No 40s y. Delaware avenue, fhnn delp hia.
OEO. b. RAYMOND, freight Agent
lG Il Pior No. E0gth River. New ruit.
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DEAFNEss, BLINDNESS, AND OATARRH.
-J.IsAAC6, IA. d. Professor Of the Eye and HeF,
ssas AZ dheAsel Appeuainlng 70 nc apoye na rs win
he foatidlhas nom The ~ relialde
souoes In ne city be Al his once No. bl9 fk
strsst The Medical Faoulty invited 70 ACCOMPANY
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ny the usc n the CIIERO.
KEE REMEDY and chg
ROKEE INJECTION tho
two medicines az tho same
time AL improper dis
charges are removed and the
weakened orEans are speed
iiy restored 90 flll vEur and
strength
For fsiI parii1uiars grt our
pamphlet fmm any drug
store IN the country, or
write us. and 40 viii mAd
free 90 any address a fun
treatise.
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ONES are sold by an enter
prisiur dTuggiats in the ciyi-
lized WUr Il. Some uuprIu-
OAplgd dealers, however, Try
20 sci worthless compounds
in place OF these - those
which they can get at a
chetp'prIoe, and make moro
mohUy By selling than they
can on the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. AS YOU vRmo
your health-ayo, tho health
of your offspring DO not be
deceived by such unprin-
riphd druggists. Asa for
THESE MEDICINES, and
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Eightoenth and Market streets, 10 THIRTY FIRST aud
MARKET Streets, Wost Philadelphia. Market street
Passenger Railway Cars conway PRssengerp " ana from
the Depot.
Passenqers 70 through without change ofeae.
lEA HENRY WGOD, supohnt0ndent
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- WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
ss2ss--sssn BEAUTY.
aNN-~ Tito gain admlrlng eyes;
II to cAuFe uyiaOus signs;
II 10 bo blooming hOwer,
Fading, dying W an hour-BBAUTrl
Ito have a host n friends;
II for vice TO make smenda
Ifwith high born blood to wed;
III marble stone when dead-WRALqHt
Tito live threeseOre and ten,
Wishng life as lOnR a ain;
Ito live a lue OF peace;
Ifto Cie and so to grGaio-HBALrHl
fyou wish life of pleasures;
II you value this worlds treasurer
uevery comfort you would see,
Take my advice, aud wish oil bireo.
Thon, having Health, Wealth, and Boanty,
YOu'nbe prepared for every duiY
ByS careful perusal Of Dr.. WILLIAM YOUNG's New
Book THE MARRlA3B GUIDE, which should DO reae
by every Sold by booksellers generahy and 40 uel
Doctors once No. 5l6 SPRUCE STREET; price -
cents. 80
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A few doses restore tho
appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst
case Of lmHotency.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
One bottle restores men
tai power.
A few doses bring the rose
10 the check.
This medicine restores
TO manly vigOr and robust
health tue poor debih-
tRtsd, worn down, and deB-
pairing doyOtec Of sensual
pleasure.
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They cure 9u0pr6ssRd,
Excessive, and 4 ainful Men
situation.
They cure Green Sick
meas iChlpr0slB)
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Anect OnB Pains IN
tha Back and lower parts
81 the Body, HeAyilcts,
Fatigue on Slight EXert.Ou,
PalpllutiOn Ot the Heart,
L1wnesb Of Spirits, Ilyste-
ria, Sick Headache, Giiii
ness, &C, DC. In a word,
b. removing the lfrogulHrity,
they remove the cause, and
with Il all the effects that
spring from IL.
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Prices OF the CEorUtet
NJ slicines Cherokee Rems-
dy, 81 u bottle, OF 3 bottles
flrSj Cherokee Injection
g. a bottle, or . bottles fof
o.. Cherokee Cure, 81 d
bottle, or 3 bottles for e5
Dr. HTights Elixir, 3! a
bottle, of 3 bottles for s..
Cherokee pills. for fam tle8.
81 D box, or q boxes for s.,
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-ssSeFeaa, PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
~ 90 BANBAGE INSTITUTE, No. Il Hortf
szksSs- N1RfH street, above MdrEet. RupturVa
pdieauy Mrsd by 9. ENElse1Ts rreminm Patent
aduaphg Pressure Truss. superior Elasto 8eaA
Easuo stoekhss, supporters seoodsr braoeb, sgEpsn,
Ia gSs sttondSS b nm r. @ EyERETr myzSH
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.

~ I,-E,"o Ot-D y ,l-I.lt-O,-os ~
r-r,,, ,..,, ,,-. -
Ia - n"A NONnO
For Non Resenton or iuoontnenco Of Urine, IrritAou
HELM bOlID
pvrrrr, r5,y,,r, , VT r,r,crrr-
FOR weaknesses aTisns nom Excessive Indaoreton rhe
o'nsa'u'on 0neo ah0e'od with oganf' Weninei reqare'
the aid Of medicine 10 'irf"giNtr ardnsoruis ms'yirn
which HELMBoIDs EXTRACT BUoHU invariably
aoo'' II no u'N1n'" 's sa'mi''eo TO- O0n''mpuon"
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DR. wRIGHT'S REJU
YENATING ELINIR; or,
Essence ot Lite 3 Prepared
from pure Vegetable TX
tracts, containing nothing
injurious 20 tho most deli
cate.
Tho RcluvcnatlDg Elixir
ls the result OF modern
discoveries In tho vcgotR 10
BILE k.ugdom; being an
entirely new and abstract
method CT cure, lfrCTpoC-
tive Of all the Old and worm
out systems,
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1 TRIAL RAILROAD, OPEN TO OHFoRD-sPIIND
ARRAkGFMEkT.
On ana Aos RlDAY APRIL, 1854, the sshs viii leAv,
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II is prepared IN a highly
concentrated form, tho dose
only being from one tO two tea
apOoHhils tArce times pcr day,
tits diuretic and Alternative
in its action; purifying aud
cleansing the blood, causing
it TO dow IN all lts original
purity and vigor thus reno
wing hom tho system all por-
nicious causes which have in
ducod disease.
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THIS ELIXIR cures Hya-
teria, General Debility, FRl-
pitatlOn OF the Heart, aud
ImpOtoncY. ltrostOTes men
IA power ana the appetite,
and causes the rose 10 mount
The check of pAllOT, and the
debilitatei man or woman
10 feel vigorous and strong,
the young and ambitious
blood 10 course through
every vein, the nerves 10
become strong, and the fires
Of new llfc and vlgOr tO re-
animate the entire body,
building up the constitution,
restoring 10y and life 10 many
a sad and dakenod hreslde.
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uELBIBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

For Non Reteoton lnooutnenco Of Urine, IrtAtson,
Inflammation o. Ulsention Of the Bladder or kidneys,
Dt'satc' Of ~ Pro,rots Glands Stone in no bladder
oafov's' SraveI or Br'eI Dcros and al Disease,
Otsna Bladder, Kidneys. and DrOpsieai sw0ilnss.
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We sentau the CaEUo-
KEE MEDICINES by GK-
press (exctpt the Cherokee
Pills, these are sent by mail,
freo OfpOstage), on receipt OF
price, 70 any part Of the civil
hEed world, securely packed,
IN such q manner that no
one through whose hande
they may pass Would know
the contents.
Ladies or gentlemen can
address US in perfect conn
dence, snd we will IN all
cases frankly ansWSr their
htters, and give our opinion
Of each individual case. We
prescribe no minerals,
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nlR. W. r. MERwTN & CO.'S CoLUAINIFOR
~ TIE CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, BARKs, AND LEAVES
1IEBoKEE REMgpY.


ne great Indian Diureti,
cures AZ diseases Of the
urinary organs, such A. In
confluence tf the Urine,
Inflammation q the bladder,
Inflammation of the KID
ncys, Stone In tho Bladder,
Structure, Gravel, elect,
GonotrhWa, and Il especi-
ally recommended In those
cases OF Fluor Albus (or
whites in females) where
all the old uausc0us mcdi
cincs have failed.
CCCCc
CCCCCCC
&C CO
GO CO
&C
CO
&C CO
CCCCCCC
ECGgC
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Leave the Ccmpany's Depot, at THIRTEENTH ana
CAI-LoWHILL sueots, Philadelphia, at tho following
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
NEW RAILROAD LINE NORTH.
IN PHILADELPHIA TO BROOKLYN,
THROUGH IN FIVE HOURS.

EXCURSION TICKETS 81, GOOD FOR THREE DAYS.
On and after MONDAY, AuEustl 1884 trains win leave
foot Of VINE Street, Philadelphia, every morning at A.
NJ tsundays excepted thence by the Camden and At
antc and RhrtAn and Delaware Bay Railroads to Port
Monmouth and by the cOmmodious steamer Jesse HoYt
of Atlantic street, Brookyn; returning, leave At
aute Street Wharf every day (5undays excepted) At
A NJ.
Travellers 10 ths city Of New York notified not 10
apply passage by this line the State q New Irsor
having granted TO the Camden and Amboy monopoly the
exclusive privilege Of carrying passengers and elgn be-
tween The cities ofPhlladeipha and New York. h29-h
W. r. GRIFFlrTS, General Superintendent
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Ia the CHEROKEE MEDI-
cines, the unfortunate Will
hnd 4 day OF deliverance
frOm suffering and pain =
day splendid and glorious,
when they shall no 10 lGer
sutIer without cessation or
repose, either through NOR
eenary quacks or the holi-
eitnCy OfnAuseOus prepara-
lions.
The "Chorokee Medicines
accomplish their ransom
their Emancipation. An
emancipation so great so ad-
mifLble, and SO prolific or
univ ersal good. These medi-
cine win prove, In any and
every case, faithful and
neycr-iaillng friends in the
time VI Iced.
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ING RALLR AID.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE INTERIOR on
PENNSYLVANIA, THE SC1IUYLKILI., BUS-
QUEHAShA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
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PAssENGER TRAINS

NORTH, NoRTnwEsT. AND THE oANApAs.
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o5nsuiu,on Affected with orgluis Wa1lrei reqalrcS
the aid OF medicine 70 vsHgihsr 1rdattgo-ufs hs5y-n
which HEIMBoLDs EXTRACT BUouU invariably
does, II no treatment Is submitted TO- Consumption %
Insanity nay snsue.
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Composed or simple vego-
table extracts, they contain
nothing deloterious TO any
constitution, however deli
cate, their function being 70
substitute btrength for weak
ness, which, when properly
used, they never fail 10 do.
They may be safely used
at any age and At anypeIiOd,
s4ccUi during the trst three
months, during which the
unfailing nature of their ac-
tiun would mlallIbly PRE-
yEAr pregnancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-22

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SCoUT.-A scouting
party sent out on Saturday night by Colonel
Wells, under the command of Capt. Lusk, LIST
store Of John A. King, in Prince William
county. King has kept this store in the woods
for the past two years, frequently changing
it's location, and by that means escaping cap
elers to take their goods to- and for guerrilles
to purchase their supplies. smugglef who
had Just arrived at the store with some goods,
the oath and was passing In and ont OF our
lines frequently. The goods in the store con-
sisted Of boots, shoes, fonr, medicines, salt,
&C., and was valued by King at about $1,000.
p. m, with the prisoners and captured goods.
ALeS Journal, June 20. .s
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The Rebel Gen, Polk Rea1ly Xii

All doubts as to the death OF the rebel Gen
Bishop Polk are dissipated by the following
despatch, which we find in the Petersburg Ex.
press of the 10th: f......g .,,
: D. THE REMAINS OF LIRUT. GEN. POLK.
ATLANTA, June 15.-The remains Of General
Polk arrived here this morning, and were de.
posted in st. Luke's Church. The funeral
services were conductedI and sermon de-
assembly. The remains were then escorted to
the noon train for Augusta with military hon.
ors The death Of this Christian hero has made
a profound impression on all classes Of our
community slss7.tV T1us
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A Sensation Story spoiled.

BALTIMORE, June 21.--The statement in some
Of to- days Northern papers that Moseby is
north OF the Potomac with large force, or any
force, is absurd, and totally without founda-
crossed the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at any point during the season; and
for several weeks not even an armed guerrilla
has been seen near the road. 'n
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GoRNELiUs 6 ns ii sAnoi 4. npooiuGHERTY,
JOHN G. ROBINSON, - -
Comm issioners.
J. O. MCGUIRE h CO., Aucts,
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & co, ,Auetioneers. : :

x .. " mc0 lhE 0 w., Auctl0neers,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Ne. l12 Petitions In the Circuit Court, D. G..
VALUABLE BISINESS LOT ON PENNSYLTA-
NE Nc AnnENGE, n, AND BRICK rAVRRN AT
In compliance with an order ofthe Circuit Court
Of the District of Columbia, land at the request of
hnAjority Of the parties interested, ', entered on
petition OF Peter O. Howle and others, heirs atlaw
Com missionsrs in the above entitled esnse. win
june 18th, com nlencng with the hrst named at 8
being and lying IL the city of washin gton. D. o. :.
lst Lot No 81, in square A, fronting on the south
side of Pennsylvsnis avenue. near Sd street ad-
Joining McDermott's Coach Fsctory, and contain
R2456 square feet. =.
I'd Lot No. 4 in square No. 2s7 situated at the
corner of l4th street and Maryland avenue at the
foot Of the Potom Bridge, eontaini uare
feet. Upon this lot there is large Brick Dwell.
ing House, suitable for tavern, snd other improve
ments. -. e-.t -'h III
Terms Of sale one-third In cash on the day Of
ssle and the purchaser to give bonds for the resi-
due in the nam. Of the respective heirs, payable,
with interest al the legal rate, at six and twelve
months after date, the title to be withheld till the
payment of all the purchase money
All conveyances at the cost OF the purchaser,
JOHN HENDERSON, |'T'
HENRY A. CLARE,
CORNELIUS A. DOUGHERTY,
JOHN G. ROBINSON,
Commissioners
te 13 j. Q. MEG U1RE Il CO, Aucts
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Gold I.

t-~ 't .' Gold
NEW YORK, June 21.-An important meeting
Of the bankers and brokers will be held on
Il 70 'es 81 ne gId Dill
Gold closed at 205a208 offered, and 2OSa21O
asked {E- Tff. a.if. .# d .l -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-22

e~An individual advertised in one Of the
morning papers for 'a wite'' the other day, and
requested each applicant for the situation TO
enclose her carte de visite. One OF his CORES
Eondents closed her reply in these terms: 81 do
not enclose my carte, for, though there is some
authority for putting cart before horse, I
know Of none for putting one before an ass."-
~ Y ErDreSs, ..rg 80 .-. s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-22
Wood Peace Meeting i'm New York.

NEW YORK, June 21.-The Wood, or Peace
State Central Committe, met at the Astor
House this afternoon. Sixty persons were
present. Several letters were received; amongst
others, one from Senator Richardson, adyoca-
ting peace.
+ "A proposition to nominate an independent
candidate for President met with little favor.
Wood declined to com NIT himself to Nc Clel.
Ian, or any other man nominated at Chicago
A mass meeting fs called for Wednesday in
this city and other places, with view to i'm
press the Chicago Convention that the people
are in favor of peace. The committee will
meet agein on Monday.
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HURRAH "A great many people have shont-
ed nHurrah p "many time and OH, but com
paratively few know it's derivation and pri'
mary meaning, t
It originated among the eastern nations
where It was used as q war crY-from the be-.
liet that every man who died in battle for his
country, went to Heaven It is derived from
the Scayonic word Hurrah," }" which means
i" To Paradise.
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Icy VIM. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON CORNER OF
VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH NSTREET
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vERMoST AVENtE r AND = NORTH NsTREET
IN WASHINGTON CITY, d. O. -.
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed Of trust,
dated May q, 1862, and recorded in Mber j. A. g.,
No. 2l9, folios ll6. &C., of the Land Records Of
Washington County and the District Of Columbia:
July next, at five O'Clock m offer ~ Public Auc.
ton TO the highest bidder all that piece parcel
of ground lying in Washinston County in the Dis
triet of Columbia, and known all that parcel of
ground lying in the CITY Of Washin gton, of said
District, being part Of tvo.t t2l in SQUARE two
on the building line Of north N street, on . line
with the west side OF N B. Smiths house, and
thence north along said line to Vermont aveuue,
thence south along said avenne to the original
corner (southwestJ of said Lot, and thence east
wardly on street forty four () feet to the place
of BE- sginning, containing twenty two hundred fsst
of ground, more or less. NJ t- '.5E
Also, all that piece or parcel of Land commencing
at the extreme north part of the above cited Lot,
and running parallel with Vermont avenue fifteen
six-twelfths feet; then south and parallel with
Vernent avenue twelve feet; thence west and par
Alel it'll the alley six feet; thence south and par
Allel with Vermont avenue twelve feet; and thence
north 70 the place OF beginning of this latter piece
OF ground, with the buildings and improve en- ents
Terms of sale One-third cash; the residue in
notes ai and IL and IS months TO be secure ed by
deed Of trust upon the premises
Conveyances and stamps 1T cost OF purchasers.
terms Of sale within Eve days after the day Of SALE
the Trustee viii resell the premises 1T the risk and
cost OF dsfaultipE purchaser. .
A payment Of $l6O win be required fiom the pur.
chaser at the time of sale.
All convsyances to be prepared under supervision
CHARLES N. MATHEWS, Trustee.
Sc Is 3taytds lint W i! WALL q CO., Aucts.