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Ihareby certify that, TO tho best OF ny aoHl-
sdge and belief, the above-n Amed guarALtnll ara
good and sutfcient A. sureties FOR the amount for
which they offer 70 be security.
To be eeFtlaed BY the United States District A.
,orney Collector Of Custoius, or any other Oilcar
under tho United States Government, or renponhI-
10 person known 10 this ONCE.
D. H. FUCKER,
dsa-M Brig. Gen. and QuArtsrmaster.
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EAMsT ERS WANTED.
CHIEF QuAnTERmAsTER's OrFIcE,)
WARRINGTON DEPOT, J
WARRINGTON, D. C., July Q, 1884,
WAnte1, At once, THREE HUNDRED TEAM
STEERS, each capable Of driving with single line,
and ms aging SIX mule teams.
To such who are competent to perform the duty,
the pay per month will he thirty dollars, with one
ration per day. and hospital privileges, including
the medic Il attendance when sick.
Apply to Captain Charles II. Tompkins, A. q.
M, y, ) corner Twen'ysecond md streets,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrtermsster,
jyeist Depot OF Wa hington.
- WRlGHiS WANTED,
CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's OFFIcE,l
WAsHIEoroN, DEPOT,
WAsHTHoTor, d. C., July I, 1854.
Wanted at once, to work in Cove rnment repair
shops, ou,rtermaster's Department Depot OF
Warrington, One Hundred UGO) good BLACK
SMITHS md One Hundred uoo) good WHEEL
TN pay per month will 90 sixty Dollars tsso,)
wthoIeli) ration per day, and hospital privileges
Apply to Captain CHAs II. ToMPKrNs, A. @.
M, y, A., corner Twenty second aud @ streets,
Washington, ID, c. -
Brigadier General and Chief Qusrtermaster,
jyo-lSt Department Of Washington.
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nRsSS MAKlNG.----THE UNDER
signed would respectfully announce to the
de. OF this city and Its vicinity, that they are
engaged IN the various branches Of
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they are prepared to execute on reAsonA-
b terms, with neatness and dispatch, and In the
latest and most approved styles, at
AS SEVENTH STREET, as,
up stSirs,) opposite the Patent ONCE.
MRS, DOUGLAS X H0EC0MB.
Washington, d. c., June 10, 1853. jel6-3m
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES' POPULAR MATINEE,
Commencing at O'Clock.
Ahmisalon-LAdies2 % cents, children IS eeuts.
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DOYs' CLOTHING. I'VE ARE NOW
ID in receipt OF large assortment Of Boys and
Ciildren'I Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for drosh and sehoOl wear,
70 which We invite the attention OF pArentn.
WALL, sTEPHENSh Co.,
IaS PennsylyAni Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth stresta
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Class No. ,, White Oak Knee PieeeB; No. II,
White Pine Plank aud Boards, No. 10, Ash Plan /:
No. II, Ash ONrSi No, ID, Back NAlnur, Cherry ,
and MahogAnyi No. ~, CypretRi No, 20, Spruce
and SquArei No, 70, steeli NJ. ", SpikeSI No, 49,
NAilsi No. 30, Leads No a. Zlro, TIN, aud 'ldcri
Mo- 80 HardwaTei 40. "a, Tools or slOTesI No. 10,
Waite Leadi No. 81, Zlne PAINT No. IS, ColOged
PAintsi No, 90, Turpentine aud NaLuishi No. ~,
Liuseei oui No. Il, CLASS No. Is, TAlloS, Soap,
6o.I No. ~, ship ChAnderyi No, a. Oakumi No, ~,
~, Bellows. Jy9-stt
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SAILS FOR LEAD.

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a PHANs RT.
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
HORSES HORSES HORSES /
WAN DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAATEEhAGTEH,
WARuInaTON NAV 7 IRA


OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAHTEEMLrEH,
WAIHInsToH, May 7, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b received a, his
1854 for two thousand "a, OOO) cHTGIRi HoRIEI,
to he delivered at the Government Stables In HAr-
risburg, Pennsylvania, within af'y (b') days frSA
said Horses to be sound In all particulars, we'll
broken, full flushed, from nftSen US to siHtee1 (lO
good condition, and we'll adapted in every way 10
These sPec ncstions will be strictly adhered -
and rigidly enforced In every particular.
Ne bid will be entertained unless accompanied
BY guarantee for It's faithful performances.
~ should any United States Of1eer guArAhtee
the proposal offs der who should prove 70 Be
Irresponsible, his name Will DO repoItsd 20 as see
Rotary OF War, with = recommendation that sHsh
ofieer be dismissed the service.
Al bidders and QuSranfors tgH Be held 70 ne 5Ttssa
account bRHy and eUsry failure 10 comply via isrIa5
b (plOrsd BY PrO,sciOA 10 the JI srtsni Of M lsS.
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on AppllsA-
tion to this oice or to the United SAbss Quarter
mAAte At Harrisburg, Penn,
Successful bidders will be prepared to enter late
written contracts, with good and Sufnoe1t seeurl'
~, Immediately on the AoesPtAnss OF tAelr BIDS;
The oath Of allegiance must Asso pAny each bid.
The unde signed reserves the right 70 reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
Bids for NIFTY 1907 horses and upwards will be e.
Bids for ne 'nfks so"AAr Of nsrIss required are
iAVited.
Payment will DO promptly made 81 'saplsHSH
OF contract.
No mETsI uSiH b TeSSiSsG.
Proposals must be endorsed "FFoPSsAlS fer Cav
| airy HorIel,n Aad addressed to Lieut.. Col James
4; Lkin, Chief QuATtsrmAhtsr, Cavalry bursAu,
Washington, d. q.
Any other inforAGtiOA will be prSnply TVSa
| on application, personally or BY letter, to
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant ColsAsl AaG ChiSf QuGrtsrmGSttT,
n rar.A,,s ia ii. ~. ..ff.t Wi !: :s.,
hundred AHd forty-nyt (Sltbl dollars per head. Fay
nent made In CertnsAtsH Of IAdSbtSdnSaS Ter OF ~
| (sl horses or more. nys-U
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VARIETIESi VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Fronting Penn's avenue and Ninth street,
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMMOND LIGHT
Sign OF the Revolving and Globed LightH
The Illuminated Amusement Temple
FitzsimmouI :. -. stage Manager and Advertiser
NOW OPEN FOR THE SUMNER SEASON.
Now or gagged, at an enormous expense, tho great
American IllusioniSt,
WHITNEY, WHITNEY,
All the astounding experiments As presented in his
MYSTIC LABORATORY,
And display his NecromAntio Wonders and Philo-
sophicAl uriosities, whieh have been the wonder
aud = miratlon OF men Of acienos and learning,
and elected tho applause and appreciation OF hla
multitudes of patrons in all the principal towns
and cIries In the Union and the CAnAdAs, during
his long and successful career before the public,
with his
sPLENDiD CABINET APPARATUS
Mrs. FRANK drew, of the Arch street Theatre,
PhiladelphiA. Also, the exqu Btely youthful fairy
danseuse, Mile AmAllAi Mile Windel. Bill liant
success OF the charmingly attractive dancers, the
ArchbArd Sisters Also, the great comic company,
the selected EthiopiAns Of the day, Frank Kerns,
Bob Hail, John Thompson, Harry Bloodg1od. New
successes OF peoples favoriteH, Maggie vernon and
Annie Gilmore, Mr.. Francis and Geo sheldon. And
Ballet Troupe, with the Double Star and Stock COM
blnation.
light performance. nv
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TINTED STATES 1910 BONDS.


These bSAa' are Issued under hs Ah OIL Coz :
Gr''. Of AAr'o ''n' i's', "ni'n lto',ae, MAJ
sens issues unasi 'n' Az 'nAn % .AiNnr !
bAo. Nv" " 49,
A'sp.' .u.o". .uip"'- " - =,
1 ~ ~ - ~
NsnohA AnA" in'' A'' m
IN |oiN' " 'n' pressure o' '"'
p psnoa ns' N' Nc" =. :" "O,, y" 49, 49,.
no. 'nsn eA', M un,. MI 80, -,
'Ni' 80 On N
WIN sonoso'
huaiy' aauos All Guns, ho ' sou i-Nnnua,'
h'srs''" fsJaoi'oa '"' INV ".'' " '''A -H'
ssp'ssss u saA year .-
seos''"'" VIII i''''' o'i =.
csupsA soho'' - 'heJ my Pis''f' y.
soAts are "ssrded On h' book' Oh 'ho on' es
se's treasurer Ahu san Onp -
mso"h"h sia'' 'oupoA DO"u,
ossrsr' ana 't' m''e ''n''"''A' 'O' ''AO
uses ..--...
subscribers V mis- 'oaa VIII nave "' op"oh o.
having 'hsir Bends ORA" in'ere' no" hAf'h "''
~ paying 'hs a"ruod h'''s" IN 'n-'o' IN
uais't s~'ss ao'ss' Or ths no'" OF aNA'ionai
Banks, adding nfSJ per cant. for Prsminm') or re-
''i's than drawing Interest f''n 'he dAe OIL SUD-
ssriPhsn aAd deposit As these konds are g.
HIKnrT FROM MUNICIPAL OR srATH.TkG.
| ALTON,
tAsir value 10 increased rom one 70 three POI
cant. per aaau, Gs.srduE TO the rate oTtsx leVial
in yarious parts Of the ssuatry.
A. ths present rats Of pI emiun on gold they pay
ovER EIGHT PEA CENT. INTEREST
a. .r,r.,sx and ara Of eouAl .onyeuIen,s n a
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NFF AL.
HHkDauARrAnI MILITARY DIsTlIsTl
or WAsHIHsToH, J
WARRINGTON, D. c., February ls, 1884
Gtnsrol OTdeTs, No. ..
Col. T. IngrAhAm, isth Massachusetts volunteers
10 hereby detailed A. Provost Marshal Of the Mill
tAry District OF Washington. He will DO respects
and obeyed accordingly.
BY command OF Brig. Gea. HARTMDALHi
JOHN p. sHERBURNE,
fsIS-tf Assistant AdiutAAt General.
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n FF | @ A l..
wAA DEPARTHHNT,l
ADJuTAHT GEHERAL'G OFFICE, J
WAsHEoToN, May 7, 1884.
First Lieutenant Charles J. Ball, 18th New JsF-
sey infantry, having been reported ~ the head
quarters the army for absence without Authsr-
ity since January 10th, 1884, IL hereby notified that
unless, within (l6) days IRON this date he appear
before the Military Commission In session In thl
city, OF which BrsadIoT General Caldwell, United
States volunteers, 10 president, and makes satiS-
factory defence to the charges against hin, he will
be recommended for dismissal from the service Of
the United StAtos.
Il. D. TOWNSEND,
myS Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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OFF IAL.
wAR DErARThlHT,)
ADJuTAHT GEEERAL's OTTIch
WAsHIBoToH, March II, 1884
All applications for leaves OF Absenss Or per
mission to visit Warrington must be addressed 70
Major General Halleok, Chief Of STAR, AID must
specify the business for which the of1ser desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct 10 the
Secretary of War on this subject will receive ne
Attention.
by order OF the Secretary OF War.
K. D. TOWNsHND,
m3l-M Assistant AdJutant General.
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GOVERNM'T SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.
wAR DErARrmErr. CAVALRY BunnI

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BunxAu,l
OFFICE OF CHR QvARrERMAsTER,
WAsHIHeToE, D. C., April IS, 1854
VIII be sold At public suction, to the highest
bidder, Attn times and places named below, ViIi
Newport, PenhA., Thursday, May 9Th,
Gettysburg, Penha., Monday, MAY 9th,
Altoona, PennA.. Thursday, day 18th,
Mitfiin, Penna., Thursday, May 18Th,
Reading, PennG., Thursday, MAY 3elh,
Lebanon, PennA, Thursday, June I'd,
Nor cumberland, Penna.: thursday, June 9th,
scranton, Penn q, ThuTndAy, June i6th,
Williamsport, PennA, Thursday, June a1d.
One Hundred CO0l horses at Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred and Fity (2oo) at each Of the other
places.
These horses have been con iemned a. unit for
the cavalry service OF the United stAtes Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold hiugly.
sales begin At 10 g. N, and continue daily TIL all
are sold.
Terms: CASH, in United states Treasury notes
only. JAMES A. EKIN,
Ii. Col. and c. Q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
Ap2o-tie2O
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DEYN oLDs' HOUSE,
con. OF uoHTHHTH AT. AND PnH. kVnuA,
WARRINGTON, d. G,
notice J. w. REYNOLDS,
oSlS-d ProprtstSr.
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JUp0EA OF ELBoTIoH.-Ths UtJ Council will
est tonight In jsint asaSiSn ~ the selection OF
Glesiion commissioners for The ApDreAshlnI An-
suNI election to take place Hsxt nShth. Tie sse-
ton was 10 have taken place en- MspdAy niGht,
but thSTs appeared 10 be Iens diAsuliy SstWseA
nayoFAlty.
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MISS Evans LHoIURH yHIS AVHHIHs.-
Those who wish 10 Be AsroOabiI SstsItAinod and
Ing BY the ysunE WsSh Sfa6ess, Miss nSGaG. she
10 y oIt SlOquSnt speaker, AlthSaEh ssly sixteen
yasrS old. 1hs msotiAG will be hsha ~ AsV. Dr..
ChAnnInG'a Cbursh, corner Of MKh AAa ID a6Sota.
Tue tickets are - sonts.
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FOR SALE OR, RENT.

EoR sALB OR RBNT--THE FIX.
] lures Of one OF the best losstsd Coal and
Wood Yards In the city, with . lease Fl one or
three years. The subscriber, wishing to slose
business to 20 North will sell or rent on moderate
terms. Address pox las, City p. o. myIo-tf
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,.s ssopSe.per, on the ssrH.I Of sssosd ,Fs.i IaI
PsnngylVAnia avenue, vas arrested tAiA noTlinG
hJ Patriotism wSlliaslferd, sftAs mGbth preslasf,
sendust. He Vsa prsAhiaG ne viAasvl Of bis
SWs store, aRd DaiAinG taafuGioA RansBAlly. Tbs
polisensn n nouststed With hin, vhsA he replied
That 1t vas his oWH store GAd that he Wolld Dc A.
he pleased. Tbs polioaAAA heA AIFostsA hin, AID
tosk him 10 the ItGtion-houIS, WhSFO he WAs Ia u
0LSl ~ Justice YsrHuIon.
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OBJ Yellow LAVHH.-ThS lsTSs Of the
Grad ERsAmpnsAt Of the Order Of odd IelleWS,
will come a ths eVOainI ~ oaa YslloWs' Hall, on
seventh street. TAs 1aAbsTH OF Ne SrdOr will
appear in FsEaliA and SftSS ~ AddTsGA Ahd prem
SnIde concert, tAs nOoT will - cleared fer the
sxtsAt,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRD's NEW THEATRE.
i TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE
THE GREAT COMEDIAN
ma is. CLARKE,
raI Nv sfi T' Evrs II S nay t.
supported By th he. People. sR. IH no
In his celebrated character Of
ASA TRENcHARD, ~.
Ia Ton T'y oTS ISRsdE e COUSIN.
70 :oS.nd. @,S Is. drama IN one s q he 'N
,,corr Two MuRDERERs.
To:s0froTHEs.s night but Two : q I Sf. J. !
NoTlCE-In order 10 give increased effect 10 tho
Peffs" produetion o. The grsnd spectacle OF the
n IL postponed until further orders. mylI
Growers THEATRE.
VI Ps.nsylys.i. avenue, near willard's Hotel.
ziss, II arsvsSss New Chestnut iii:.t ThsstT.'
Philadelphia.
the :t cSO SS. I Tas BY
the Audience.
Second appearance Of the versatile actress,
THIS (wEDSEsDHI) EVENING, May IL,
VIII 30 presented T9H d n1sSP prize comedy
THE oRANeE 3IRL.
Nell Gwynn; Miss Mary Proves,
Tier selekrated Comedy inpersonAtlon.)
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Dress And farqustts Ctrsles.............60 cents
vrsnSss N cents
ssa Sas :. ::sSr:d darr: IL: d.; a; n. sos
Onse. Tisksta for sale a. all the Hotels.
G, d. Hess,
Business Manager and Treasurer.
On Thursday evening Miss Mary Provost will
hppeh In her great character Of LUCE D'AVAR-
WILLIE, IN the thrilling drama Of that name, which
IL only played by her IN the United States. This
drama has created decided sensation wherever
u has been presented, and YES one Of the most
brilliant .ussesses Of this ladys previous engage
msnt In This city. myIi
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II INBALL h SINCLAIR, PRACTI.
N CAL hAChINlSTS and rspAirSra Of Printing
Presses, Steam nnEtnSs B0ilera, Sewing Machines,
Ia 1hoP, Ia reH Of the REPubLIeAH o1ioe, Ninth
street. kstWSsa hAAyiVAniA avenue and D street,
Personal AttSutiSl devoted to the business, and
All WSIk guaranteed 10 give SAtlIsaStioa. ApIalm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n
ANTE BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY ....
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LoutstsnS Avenue, nsor ne corner Of siztA Gtrsrt.
In rear Of the metropolitan and National Hotsls,
SIGN OF THE ME CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo; lea. Proprietor
W. D. CANanAugh'.'..'s..'.., Manager
WONDERFUL ARRAY OF NOVELTY
SOMETHING NEW.
SOMETHING NEW.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Map.m.,
SHOWS
CELEBRATED TROUPE
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
PERFORMING DOGS ANB MONKEYS.
The most wonderful entertsinment Of the age.
The performance OF the shove Troupe
MIST MIST R n s sEES 70 BE AsPREST4TER.
The most remarkable
TRAINED QUADRUPEDs
TRAINED QUADRUPEDs
ever witnessed.
Last week OF the Prize Drama tho
MOUNTAIN oUTL3wt
on,
THE WRECK OF A LIFE,
THE WRECK OF A LIEF
Hugh hMsnon hH Outlay Mr. J. Do Forrest
L'n'' Mclaughlin a broth H. sr S%Syb c,v,D,v,,
Redmond Doyle, in love with K.'hlesn, -,
Squire Nolan, sJustice of the peace, "
Philip Nolan, his Son..............J. J. Dougherty
Kathleen Nolan, sfianeed 10 yie.JenniS Forrest
Judy o'Brisn, In love with Laaty.... Lucy Clifton
THE SNOW BROTHERS
In their Flying Leaps and GymnaStio Exercises.
JOHN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
III. DoUGHERTY,
IL. DoUGHERIY,
W. H. WILLIAMS,
W. II. WILLIAMS
IN THEIR ETHIOPIAN ECCENTRICITIEs.
Last week of
in hi, rrs,, 40, Of MULLiGAN
OLD BOB RIDLEY.
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MISS EsTELLE FORREST,
JENNIE FORREST,
MISS EMMA SCHELL,
LUCY JOHNSON,
IN THEIR TERPsICHoREAN EFFORTS
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
e IN SOME NEW PATRIOTIC SONGS.
An entire new change Of performance every
night this week, concluding With
GRAND sTEEPLE CHASE.
GRAND sTEEPLE CHASE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . O'Clock,
FAMILY MATINEE.
For Ladies and Children, on which occasion the
PERToRMING DOGS AND MONKEY
appear At cheap prices, Wis
Ladies Is centbi children 10 cents.
LOOK our FOR
LOOK OUT FOR
CUDJo's CAVE,
CUDJOS CAVE,
CUDJOS CAVE,
Tho last Sensation Novelty producedI In Now York,
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION,
with new scenery and appointments, will DO pro-
duoed shortly. mys
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I'M only place VII sro lou can lnretAso Iadts
n-AAv rood ~ ALI kinds ~ MsvuIsnw~s pviess, h
r. A. IALLs India Rubber Warshouae, sio
ptnssyivsnjs avssus, bstNvs>a Ninth ard Tentt
sapeS6, AlHs, all kisds Of Nubesf god bsAuti-
ally rspairsk ~ short uohss. nS S-d
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THI WAY To Do II.-CaPtAiA Camp, ssR-
derI ysstsrdAy 70 notify Jobs EhsG, proprietor 81
small dwelling knowB - ths WihSksLtsF Mouse,
"a First Gnost sAIt, Mat n II was not terra Dc
and taken away In keIty -siGht houn ffOn date, the
military would do II for hiA. Mas several times
besn sloBsd for Violations 81 BilitATy law, and
hence the order for Its dSmolinbnSAt
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COZ 7, NV NV 1l. oar AmeIiesn
Gs Cs ~ s,Dersh M ~. Snsn.Ss
sonn.nx nons ls,s.n en,,,., M .a,h ths n.
rssistbi. Clarke as Asa Trsnehard, and Mrs DEN
,-utitlsd "Ths Two Murdersrs,n with Clarke a.
ihe sast.
CIurHRBuRT hunro HkII.- LAfana rer Lee b az
a. .o..rstulats himself on the valuable aeouiat-
~ Nv. "a! IL ~, tponp. ~ sTtists N N.
nsr.on, ~ ths vorid-reno ,nsd SNOW brothers, un-
psItons ~ - rana.,s,i -, ..ts fbat ,S.
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Hvu IenK BYrLm.-GssGsn~,'s Olothtag =
70 - IssASs.sls "A large Assortnss for bTess
nd Rusiuess wear. The nAslish sack and walk
~ Csas sEssll In bsAuty, Grade SD haish anys
ala svsr sRsrs4 IN this siN.
WILI, nrupHpa's Co.,
sS n n. ay hst Rinth snd 'ranth atS
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IoUBs NAN WLHVID.--AA hSnst, iAduS
niouE young hAl IL WAAt0d 70 assist In the So
peTlutShdSnOs 81 the SATTiOIE' route Of tAS RE-
IUBLICAI. Application Aay be nada " Mr.. 1hsP
herd, At the sountinG-TsSn Of tails paper, between
sand 1 o'clock D, u.
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ELLA JLSKsoH DIshIsssp.-Klla Jackson,
arrested upoa the shArCs OF AssistiAG In alleged
abortion, was dismissed Yesterday AftsraooA by
evidences that asdislnss hAd 49, aaHtAis,srsa By
her yet there was 20 svitsass Aat ths url Ipoh
whom the ALLEGED AbortisA vas attempted was
S.sa s;tss pssd THs 1ssuss fsrlsS Iss.IEsd
nat there ga ne statatS Law IL the DiIsEisi -
punish thA crime Of aboEtios, ed that the ssS-
Gld that the lennon lay required the shill - be
SuIekened IN the Nsah before AboTilen could b
charged. EllA JAskaoa was, hsrstsfs, disnisssd
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MILITARY GOODS
WALL, 1TEPHEHs CO.,
SS9 PHAEIILVAIIA AVEHUE,
Or0F the largest assortment in this atty, embrae-
lag all qualities used by SnSarn In the Army and
Navy, Iush as
Caps, PstolG, a., AZ, with . nnO assortment Oh
InifoFa slothing, With which We can furnish ON.
ooTI oSnplOta SGtatl in 3 few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
1SS PonnnylVAnlA AVenu
Any In---tni PAsl.. stsr. Chrnu.l
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RTMLIHs or GHH. WADSWSITn.-ThS 70
mains OF GRB. OAdGVsIth are sIPSstsd 70 GrTiVI
In this sity Today fron BrSaSIi skSbuTE. HASAlm
erG from this city hAIS gsAe Cows 70 BFedsFiskH
burg TO skbAlm the bodies 81 thS snssFs killed Il
The late battle.
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-H..r.a .. .... FIJI. or. boo.
be- OBJ. - H.su a.a ..s nt rH
p. .a a. bsa go ...rar ......
DEAFNEss, oATARRH, AND Dis
. IAs sra 81 THE EAR, rHNoATAND
AIR PASSAGES.
lET DR.. LIoHTHILL, %
From y st. Marks Place, New York, author Of
a Popular Treatise on DEAFNEss." "Lstter.
en- CATARRH," n IN 60 ar..
1'.'.f WARRINGTON.
And ..n ss consulted :. ,hs Oh"
EBBITT HOUSE
.r - e. Tor ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING, MAYA
DEAFNESS, cATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
THRsAT, 49,.
,.- AIR PAssAeKs.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES.
CHIrF QUARIERMAsTERs OFFtoE,l
DEroT OF WAsHINoToH, }
WAsHINOToN, ID. c., April n, 1854
viii be sold At public suction at the Corral,
near the Observatory, In the city OF Washington
D; e on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1854, and
WEDNESDAY, May as, 1864, q lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned ~ unfit for public ssrvise.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
Sale to commence Of 10 O'Clock T. m.
d. H. RUCKER,
Brig Gen. and Chief Quarterm zsIer,
Ap27-25t Depot OF Washington
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UMoI LnAsuI.--J. v. Bear, or the 1uSk-
eye DlGskGnith, will AadrsEs the LSAGus NisSVo-
ring.
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III ORsEs FOR SALE.

IH ORsES FOR SALE.
WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BuREAu,l
OTTIcE OF CHIEF QuARrERmAGrER,
WARRINGTON, d. Y, h May, 1854
Will be sold At public suction, to the hikhest
bidder, At Giesboro Depot, on FRIDAY, May -,
1884, seginning At 10 O'Clock m, from $50 70 zoo
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned a. UNIT for
the cavalry service of the ARMY Tor road Aad farm
purposes many good bargains NAV be had.
| Horses sold singly.
Terms: CAsh, in Government funds.
JAMES A. ERIN,
1t. Colonel and Chief q iArt I'm SA'er,
| my6t Cavalry Burear.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY
" RAILROADS,

NITEU bTATES NJ Il 7 A X 7
" RAILROADS.
ePFIcE OF ASSISTANT QuARTERMArER,l
WAGHIN0roH, April 10, 1885,.
AUGTI0N.-Will DO sold, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day OF May, At the Railroad Depot, In
AeKAndria, Va,
600 Tons OF Old Railroad Iron,
100 Toua OF Old Car AGieA,
$50 Tons Of Cast Scrap Iron,
100 Tons OF Wrought Iron.
| Tons OF Old Bras and Copper,
800 OIL Barrels.
Termsi Cash In Government funds. Ten (to) Per
cent. TO be paid a. the time Of purchase, the bal
anoe on delivery.
The property must be removed within ton days
from date ofsAlo. X. l. ROBINSON,
Apl6-dts Captain and A. q. NJ.
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THB SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il AlArso suAntity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasonsd and In good condition, which
he 10 prepared 70 devsr 70 purchasers in any part
OF the city, At refused prices. Also, Anthracite
Ana Cumberland COAL. In quantities 10 suit pnr-
shasep. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. us Twelfth street, between and str eets.
hss-h F.E. CORBETT.