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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
q o.
SILVER and Uncurrent
Money bought at the high +
est market value at ueR
8sIH LYONS. q.
MILLINERY STOCK

WE H5YE SOW TIE MOST COMPLETE
x Estsct q Millinery ever brought % this
e1ty. and vhieh Hs viii ssll a. ehsau- Al ,rs,als.
ssis o. retaits a. any houss IN The yFsst 10y
oaF nfnIbg Department turns out work. In
oln.ing biseehlng. shaping. ane Altering q late
sssi.s, ts-t can not be surpassed anywtsrs. apd
that 81 eaesp prizes. : : > = :
scHAPKER 4 BUSTING,
At and - Main street
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mAeAN,s MAeNoLIA nALn.

This i the mot delightful aaI extrs@tinary
afllsia ever discovered. Il changes thu sun burnt
face aud hands Ga afiy satia texture u savish.
tnE beauty, ialpariing ths marble parity Of soash
aud the aittia5ss spfafaaes inviting "a tir city
belln 1T fashion. II fn8eTrs tani ffcesirs, PIN.
pks sBd fuughHcss from fha skIs, ieafug ts con.
risxivn trush, trsnspareut aud sasast. IL asa.
tnias nahurial iu8afigses 10 fhe skla. 9atHan.
ned hY Actresses sad Opera hlHsefs- II Is what
every i4ay shogd haze sail egef3 where.
ffegssfei ~ W 4. liagan. Isey, y, 4.
AiIfuzs all orders 10
EEMAs s. BAENEs 90. Eev York
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FOR RENT Or SAFE.

LrOR RENT or sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
IT situated nc=idsnco, near the Salt Wells, with
about two aerrs Of Land. WIN trade for good
city property. Enquire Of
E.E. MiEGsT, cor. Main aud First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
PLANTATION RITTERs

= = = = = : : :. =. = = I - ?
~bich aro nos nsHies lsi By tha hh-sf ttsii-
cal suthsEiiics. as.d azrrassted to prsdsgean
ass9tzts heHefsiai east Ter - ex@ss,in sls'
asrsezhis. Iefsee q sslss. anl ases aiisreed Il
other .osies where hseifhE. seafia silAsE.lsut )
required AA4 So e q =
They purify. strengthen ssf iHviKerafe.
They crate a asal5taE aapstltr
They ape 81 AZ tfagrs - t.tseues 81 water and
d6f
They overcome ~ efss.t. "a dissirstiau ard
s. They strsnzfhatl m SYSTEM ana suliveH the
III min&
Taex psgsgnf 4iissrssfss Aas intermittent g.
FeFs
They per.fy tas bzsih saa ssia.sy Il shs
ztasussAs.
They cure DYSPEPSIA sad Cuastlsat m
They cata pisFFhaa sad CAlisTa Mgrtus.
They eare Liyer Cassplsiut and Nerscus
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PAPER DEALERS.
LAWN Grass seed.

VIZ G. NEwiTF, FLORIST, Has Just RE
w CEfVED a supply Of Lawn Grass SEED,
suitable for Lawns, which he offers fer sale,
mh26 W. 9. HEWITT, Florist.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

MEDICAL.


Persons Of ==ientary hsi,ffs fr.nh,-s VIII
w-zkuess lsssltsie, pipiiasi5s gr tha israrf lax
Of appetite distress alter eating. fersid liver
= 81 rEss1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
INDIAN MEDICINEs.

%<4A NJ4 &-@EA- - - - GAA~e
A. Hafaliag ere 0sr sI,erisafagraea selalsai
Beatisess Aesfrasf Esis.iais s, aiffissa.ss eaas-
~ ~ ssifPaHatsaHs asrk Lass y Assfg, talseg.
~ Lassifzss r. a. - ne Eafk Bszesf ~ Eisioa.
Presaafurs hld A9ss Heak Nsfses DlHeaHs N
Hrsaihlaas 1fessbiisg HaAefHfssss. Eageass ne
Faes, Fsis csHafeaaHes, fssaHifa CasHisaf.ss a.sf
~ he Direff e0npiaiass canned D. fsIaffiag yr0n
fhs paiL y safsrs.
Sc This mriirinH i = simpia vegetable extract.
and one on which all can rely, a. Il has baan usrd
10 eur practice iaF many pears. and With thnns-
auds tresiea. Il has uot isisi in single instance
tts curative powers have been sufficient fa gain
victory over sha most stubborn case.
esTo tl1ose 4ha have triHed With their euHsfi.
tuition, until they think themselves bsyoHd the
reach 81 medical aid we would say, nr-palr ~
the CuEKoxsE CrEe Nsu rrstore yen - health
sud vixer. aBd aitsr al fsiaek doctors haze lifed
sS-for fnil particulars, Ct Circuizr from any
Drug store IN the eouairy, write tiie Pfeprf..
tors. who viii mali fire. 70 eng aasiring The same
= fuii treatise III pamphlet lorna.
50 Prizes. y per bottle of ihrae bother for g.
aud forwarded b. KxpFess 10 al faFts 81 Use world
&c Sold sy All rsspectabls druggists ~ysfy-
where
DR.. w. r. Merwin & Co.
SOLE PRofArTEoAE
Ne . Liberty Street New Yofk
ES-5oid Ia Evaasyiiie ~ Wa Blsri,s.ser asd
III - 80.
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TRUSTEES REPORT.

Township Trustees Annual Report.
rTrHg FOLLOWING - TRgE REPORT
i e flss geesipt. and Disbursements q she
several Fsnes u tie ToxDshlp. H.asss - ~.
aarch ferni u ths cornfy Coalmissi6t.sfs, Isy,s
t. a~sfs
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CONGRESSIO
xX1yIIIrx CONGREBs.-IIRsr sBssIO,
TUESDAY, April 5.

SEHArE.-Mr. Sumner, from the Committee
on Slavery and Freedmen, reported on pet
tons relative TO persons freed during the pres.
rnt war. with q bill to establish 3 Bureau Of
Freedmen.
Mr. johnson presented q petition from ubor-
.dinate employees III the Executive Depart
ments In this city, for increase Of compsnss.
ton.
HOUSE Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee OF
Ways and Means, reported bill 70 prevent the
depreciation OF the currency; the consideration
Of which was postponed. 1T provides that
issuing notes 70 circulate as money, shall pay
the fourth OF one per cent. month, aud that
after one year 10 such paper shall be issued
without authority OF Congress.l
The House res umed the consideration Of the
resolution TO expei Mt. Long, Of Ohio, as 8
member Of this House.
Mr.. Eldridge addressed the House against
ths'resolution, which he contended was caIcu-
lated 10 stir up strife At q time when there
should be unity and good feeling member
could be expelled only for Acts, and not for
words spoken Ia debate.
cannot be brought back il the war is prosecU.
ted for purposes OF subiugation, but they may
be by q proper policy The Republicans are
Il revolutionary party. Tor they would over
throw the Constitution without which there
could be no Union.
ton OF the resolution, calling the speech OF his
colleague Dir. Long wild harangue. His
colleague had made n vile fing st the Pres
icent and at the nation, and had said he had
come to the conclusion that the Union never
can DO restored, and that there was no senti.
ment either North or South on which the
Union could be restored. And further, that
there was no vsstige of the Constitution re.
naming. He held that bis colleagues speech
was criminal hcen iousness.
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LOCAL NEWS.


h"i h'ii"N ~ LIE hFf'hpED'-"" fh''
iished some days ago the letter OF Gen. Mar
til dale to Mayor Waliach, in ans x-r % = let
tor from tn. M.yor calling attention +, tha
-.;...o,,,.. =, .,u.,,..- 80, 80. -, 49,. =.
sf' '"ise' u '' n'ei' an sA'' o"Fis III 'Nis VI
ctnity from The depredations Oh soldiers. Gen.
Marin dale, IL his letter, signitied his disposi
,iop n do ALI in his nossr Il, remedy thu vriax
Wv. -, = =. ,,s 80
ahces CON Pis'H1" o. o"' "' ~ Wa ho1 possipie
fer him to afford the required protection by thu
troops under his command, whose services ara
wholly emp,oyed nv their duties in ths city
that hs had transmitted the commmnIcss
nm Of the Mavor the enmmandin9 general If
rhr department. with suitahIe r.cnmmsnds
op., Ry the subioinad order 1t will ba seen
trat Cen Augur has given orders for the sdnn.
lion Of such measures a. shall secure assouats
protection 70 the farmers and. gardeners.
Heatqu .rters, Department of Washington, D
22t Army Corps, Aprt, IN. ls5;4
t,tnsrel orders, No. 81 II. The General Com.
mand ing has learned with surprise and resre,,
innt there is Il disnelination ON the mari al
farmers in the vicinity of Inc city to cult ya,e
their gardens aud farms has I'd on apprehsn-
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK r. N.
GENERAL GRANTS STAFF.
The following is q copy Of the Official order

GENERAL GRANTS STAFF
The following is copy Of the Official order
announci cling Gen. Grants staff:
Var Department, Adjatant Generals OMce,}
Washfn1tcn,D. c., april 8, 1854. !
q neral Orders, No. 155.-The 4eneral-in-
Chief announces the following. named officers
as composing his STAFF In the 6eld:
Brig. General John A. Rawlins, Chief Of
Staff. "a rs -.r-sH - ~ 4 =
Lieut.. Colonel 7. s. Bowers, Assistant Adju-
tant General.
Lieut. Colonel G. b. Oomstock, Senior Aid.
de-Camp.
Lieut.. Colonel o. E. Babcock, Aid de. Camp
Lieut.. Colonel TT. Dent. Aid -de- Camp.
Lieut.. Colonel Horace Porter, Aid de Camp
Lieut.. Colonel W L. Duff, Assistant Inspec-
tor General.
Lieut.. Colonel W. r. Rowley, Secretary.
: Lieut.. Colonel Adam Badeau, Secretary
Captain T.. 5: Parker, Assistant Adjutant
General.
Captain Geo. X. Leet, Assistant Adjutant
General in charge Of Off coat Washington.
Captain p. 7. Hudson, Aid. de Camp
Captain II. W. James, q ssistant Quarterm mas
ter. on special duty at headq quarters.
First Lieutenant W. NJ. Dunn, jr, SGD Indi.
ana volunteers, Acting Aid. de- Camp.
BY command Of Lieut.. General Grant:
Z. ID. TOwNsESD,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
PAIRING REBEL ATTEMPT TO BLOW rr THE
..r FRIGATE MINNESOTA.

NEW YORK, April l2-The Herold's Fortress
Monroe dispatch reports daring attempt on
Saturday morning to destroy the steam friga:e
Minnesota. An apparently floating spar ap-
p cached her, and on getting Hear WAS ascer-
taired 70 be a boat with three men In it. The
lookout warned them of, but they pushed bold
~ on for the frigats, and in 8 Few moments an
explosion was heard. The vessel shook as
with paralysis, and the crew tumbled from
tdeir Der: and haInnocks.
Wien the confusion had subsidized, orders
were given to pursue the daring rebels but the
Admiral's dispatch tug Poppy, lying along.
eide, had not steam up. Other tugs were on
piIle;, bat were too far of TO be Of any use, as
the maTauders rapidly disappeared in one Of
Aa creeks that abound IN James river. The
dauase 10 the trigate was very ,riiiing, and
ass been repaired.
The commander of the tug was put under
arrest for not keeping steam up at all times as
required by the regulations.
rpaILADELPHIA, April Ia.-Ths Ina uirer's let.
ser eta:ee that the attempt to blow up the Min
uesota was made by small propeller, and that
,hs dam age was serious. The aft alley Of The
It gate propeller Was crushed in SO AS to pre-.
ytnttte working OF her machinery. Several
guns were lifted from their positions aud
thrown against the p SIS, crushing them com.
pletaiy
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BEEF CONTRACT

Yesterday afternoon proposals were opened
at the Bureau of provisions and clothing, Navy
Department, for supplying the Washington
station with ten thousand pounds Of fresh beef
during the remainder Of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1854. There were but two bids made,
and the contract was awarded to Mr.. John
Hoover, OF this city, at twelve and nine tenths
cents per pound. -...
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TO BE TRIED BY MILITARY COMMISSION.
The claim agents Harvey and DIETRICH, men
toned by US yesterday as having been arrested
upon the charge Of melting a revolt In the
camp Of the lst Michigan cavalry, are to be
tried by the Military Commission Of which
Ger. doubleday is president, the charges and
specifications in their cases hovIng been filed
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

SANDY HOOK, April i2.-The steamer Tir.
ginia, from Liverpool on the goth. via q use,ls.
town on the 18th ultimo, has arrived
LONDON hIsrch 30.-The Queen, it Is off cai.
ly.stated, has announced her intention to hold
court at Buckingham Palace April 9th. % re-.
csive The members OF the Diplomatic Corps,
and second corps on the 18th. 10 which a lin
tied number Of distinguished persons will be
INVITED
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SENTENCED TO FORT DELAWARE,

SENTENCED TO FORT DELAWARE.
J. W. Boucher, Of Georgetown, ID. O., has
been tried BY the Military Commission, Of
which Gen. Doubleday is president, upon the
charge Of violating the laws OF war, by as
sisting persons to cross into the enemy's Iines,'
aud sentenced to be confined IN Fort Delaware
for the term OF one yesr.
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DISASTER TO A BLOCkADE RUNNER.

.NHv YORK, April l2.-The Times Letter from
the u. 5. steamer Arkansas, At New Orleans
en- the I'd mat, reports that the rebel steamer
Cix.on, formerly L. 5. gunboat OF tha name,
while attempting 70 run the blocks de Of Sabine
Pass On the night OF the 2lst March, with over
7oS bales OF cotton, got aground on tie bar; and
che rebels had 10 burn Der to prevent her fall.
ing into our hands.
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~1he white eaulkers at the Baltimore ship
yards are on a strike for 50 per day.
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new JERSEY ELECTIONS

TRENTON, n. j.. April l9.-At Trenton city
election, +. S. Mills, democrat, was elected
Mayor by 250 majority. The whole democratic
cry ,icke, was elected by an average ajority
n, .ATr
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DETACHED.
Capt. John John z. 8illis has been detached
from the command OF the steamer Osipee, and
Is now awaiting orders.
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~J z. Jenkins and J. Il. Belt, Of Upper
Marlboro, have been arrested and sent to Baltt-
more By Gen. Tyler charges not known.
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GENERAL, GRANT.

GENERAL GRANT.
Lie ntenapt General Grant arrived here last
night about II O'Clock from the Army OF the
Potomac, and proceeded to his rooms st Will
isIds Hotel.
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NEW YORK BANk STATEMENT

NEW foEK, April i1.-Bank statement for
The week ending April 9th Loans, s20i 1888 lY2
Increase, ei0,Cto. Specie, s2O, 122,2cs; increase,
si,3sS6a2 Circulation, s5,sW,5iI increase,
ss,s73. Deposits, sos e20; decrease, sG3 Pr
PRICE OF GOLD.
by the Peoples Linel
NEv YORK, April 1910 a. m.-Ciold opened
a. 20 \; 1910 q, m, ~; II a. m. 7tX.
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RESIGNED

RESIGNED. r.
Henry T. Dunn has resigned his position Of
mids hipman in the United States Navy.
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DRAD,-Mr. Joseph Miller. who was so dan.
gsrously wounded by the explosion OF q shell
from which he was taking the fuse yesterday,
At the Washington Arsenal, as stated in toe
8 ar OF Yesterday, died yesterday afternoon
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apply 70 noa- resident persons doing basixsss
by special permission.
". This order will BE- read 70 every Com pa.
NJ in She Department.
By ccmms ad Of Major Generate Q. O. Ausur.
e.. III. RAYMOND,
ri Assistant Adiutap. General,
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wRAHB RKoUEsTBD TO STATE that the usual
Tuesday evening reception at the Presidential
Mansion VIII be omitted this evening. Notice
cfthe next reception, which will be the last
Viii De duly announced.
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sPnIHa DRESS GOODS

All the latest no relties for sprin: wear ,ust 70
eeised. and viii be sold a. the yer, lowest New
Yor prices.
BLACK SILKS
Splendid stock now in store ranging in price
from 81 to 81 per yard nany of which were bought
at auction below The cost Of importation and ~l'
be sold very low ,os. J,MAY ACO,
SsS PeunsYlvan. avenue.
sple-2t bet 9Th and 10th sts
.p- MAYORS OFFICE, April II, 1874.
See until il 'clcek m. Monday, the Ssh day Of
Arril instant n 70. the building Of brick cn!sert
M Be- "a n se et
walls inches in thickness, to be laid in the best
Bidders viii state the r-ics.psr line.l foot which
shall include all excavation or other expenses in
None but practical mechsniss I, nee ,adbia;;, s.
spl2steo Commissioner of the Fourth TaH Ward.
~ !,
Il
Bidders vii state the price per square yard for
the stone ravinx. per cubic yard for the grading.
The stone sh; be coed and Uniform :ss .Ga
beins received by the commissioners,
None but practical r'ywsEss . nf 6ot tsHIs;
;A &
apl2 Assistant Com nissloners.
MAYORS OFFICE, April II, 1884.
acc "n, M w M es of S
t.: fits: a:5stsr 1. Il; n5s sss ssS
ness to be Laid in the best cement mortass the
r .s the S psr se a2 .n
sewer. which shall involve excavation. and filing
nsy 81 n H
work.
None but practical N hanics need bid.
ose be Ven pot "a Isy
coP on Is 'i SSS6 gsurta Ward
c: H. UTIRMhHLE,
api. Assistant Commissioners.
L ROPOsALS will be received the Mayor : ohic.
until Monday. 18th day Of April instant, for pa
Tesn 7h and 9TH ssieh is 40. paved. also for
the construction Of four sewers, to be c,ted
TIE price per square yard for Tie stone paving per
cubic yard for the grading lineal foot for the
sns ns tine
rsrns Be % Of sr.1e nine
inches in depth the stone to unifo5m in siss to
of the Commissioner J: 7: GARNER.
''""'s PfTER Eh hze6 %sFa
spl2 Assistant Commissioners.
D. MAYORS OFFICE, April, 1854
ss dsy Of 1Se a1 a
the eoptinuins q the Sewer in Ninth street vest
norh side Of Street north. ase The 'a Of
four ss "" N The east and two on the
tniIdins Of branch sewer which shall sssn at at
the intersection Of street north and Ninth street
s Of to
Nc s5e, thence up said slley to such point a. the
City surveyor may desgnste:
The size of the main sewer is five feet inside di
The branch sewer will be circular in shay~. in
side diameter eighteen inches. walls nine inches
in thickness: The four stencil trsps viii be simi-
The average depth Of sewer viii be about nine feet
main sewer, shah include ali OF and
n ali ss foa as s
and repairs Of flag foctSsys and gnttets SS, and
ss.ion reauirsd under an set spprOvea ed Of MAJ,
Specifications can be seen at the City Surveyors
None hnt practical workm.n need bid
RICH ARD WALLACH, Mstor
JOHN r. GAHNER
Commissioner of the Third Ward
WASHISGTON DRANE
JOHN W SCANLIN,
spi. Assistant Com mis- -On.rs
SHIhGLES AND PALINGS-
- la"'nn beet quality Cedar Shin giles
1000 do do Spruce do
$4,000 do do do Patiugs
10000 White Pine Shine giles
For sale low. Apply to JAS ESSHX,
sp 9pn3t Foot of Hi Oh a., Gpor2etOrp
fOMPET TION AT DEFIaNC
LARGE ARRIVAL
NEW SPRING GOODS
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BLACK SILK CIRCULARS
AND SACQ aces.
. OOO HORSEs WANTED.

5000 HORSES WANTED
Wdr D,pas'ment. Cara.ry Bsreax.
fFce Of Csi,f Slsa,tc, nast,. }
On. hundred and fifty Eve t$l55J dollars per heal
:. - 'sN CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next fifteen us, days at the
Government stables AT Gieshoro, d G.
Said horses to be sound in all particulars. not
less than i've 49, nor more than nine t9I years old;
from 147s to 10 hands high; full heshed compsctY
built, bride wise and of size sufficient for csysiy
1Hee Specifications tci1 be strictly odkeredto saJ
yiS,dly eHfcte9 IN erery parttesb1r.
payment made on delivery of ten fl0) sud over.
Hours of inspection. A, M.sP ".
JAMES A. BKIN, 80
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quar- termaster,
sp l2l5t Cavalry Burssl
RY WM. L. WALL < CO., Aueti,Deera.
FUR AMI SOFT ATS At AUCrIoN.
On THURSDAY MORNING, 18th instant. at %
O'Clock, II the Auction Rooms We vii, sell sbort
@ dozen Fur and Soft Hats Boots Shoes, &c, dc.
lie
ap.i2 VIM L. WALL & CO Arr,s.
IlY }. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Au.tiousers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OPPOSITE
On FRIDAY AFPERNOON, April u.s. At S o clock
On the preui Uses, We shall sell the western part of
Lot No. e in Square No 6Ss, frsntit Is feet 90
First street east and ad joining the corner of First
story and basement Frame House. the basement
occupied At present A. Green Grocery Store, III,
Terms One half cash, the remainder in six All
twelve months with interest, secured By q deed at
trust on the premises.
tie fass e II eo
Rep Il Chropl
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RELIEF OF Mrs. RrCk.-We notice among the
contributions for he benefit OF Mrs. Lucy A.
Rice, who recently arrived In Baltimore from
Richmond, Va.--one of ten dollars from the
"Turtle Association" OF this city. ~ II.
Mrs. Rice is the lady, IL will be remembered.
who SO kindly, and at great personal risk,
gave shelter in her house at Richmond to Union
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ENOR sALE--A lot of SCHOOL BENCHES and
l. DESKS. Also, Stove and Teacher, = Desk, The
for rent. Insure st Mr.. RICHSTKINsS, No. 400
Meas. &vsnue, between sth end ltth s.s. spa-sts
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All the latest novelties for sprin: wear ,ust 70
csised, and viii be sold at the very lowest New
Yn X nricfa
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comp ETITION AID EFIAN
LARGE ARRIVAL
NEW SPRING GOODS
Mr.. A. STRAUS hegs laav,- to inform his cu-.
toners ana the public in general that h. is CON
stsntly receiving the most ia ehionable styles nf
SPRING GARMENTS
Of the latest designs. which he will offer 10 tn.
public ~ unusually moderate prices and efor.
Graves examination IF bis stock
A STRArS
Pennsylvania Avenue,
sp SIT" between luth and nth street.
| NJ e Ii VI E LIME!
One thousand barrels fresh Potomac WOOD
BU RNT LINE on hand and will he sold chez n for
cash Also. large lot of Westhar4no D : CAL
ClNED PLAST En-, CEMENT, aud HAIR st nnr
hilns, on Rock Greek, between Pennsylvania NV,
ard street Cooley II RIIEEM.
Orders can be left 1T Is2 Penn4ylvsuis srnnuc.
between nth and 18th streets HpT-ft
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SHIhGLES AND PALINGs-
- l'n,'on beet quality Cedar Shingles
loco do do Spruce do
$4,000 do do do Paings
10000 White Pine Shingles
For sale low. Apply to JAS 7 ESSHx,
ap 9-en3t Foot of Hi Oh g., Georxetorp.
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SUDDEN DEarH.-On Sunday afternoon,
about O'Clock, q contrahand named William
Uolan started from q house on 21st street for
the purpose OF goingtO see a doctor. When on
the corner OF Goth and 4 streets, he was sud.
trhrcst, and died in about ten minutes. Officer
Buell., OF the First Ward, being with him 81
the time, notified Capt Harz, Assistant y mar.
'ermaster, who took charge of the body and
had IT buried. '.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-12

Tor RENTING nice. airy ROOMS, with re-
L spectacle family. on street, SOL, near the
canal. ap ls-.t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-09

CHEAPEST AND BEST GOAL OF. y
\ THE CHI Y, by the barrel, Or a fatali' 2.
rex rs Io,y. o.. 5o1gcY than tie io1es$t-qnaIjty
sale ~ C{(GAAS.
No. Is Royal stTaAr
where can be had Lamps, Chi1nnjas, y. =
and avaryrI1ing connected with che trade, III
every variety q style, together with ge3S&ss.
assortment of Gas and Steam tl&tUTes, I 49,.
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Globes, Paper Shades. &C, Of ali the new sE!ss
an>i beautiful patterns, at prices t. please
Gas Fitting, Alterations an0 EStols''"'
pr0,nptlv attented TO; all work w3rEa1Sao,
parsn; Thief Detecting Money ijT""2' =, -
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