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arrays PATENT
OLDED LARS
Are not simply aAt pieces OF paper cut In the form
Of collar but are Nodded and Shaped 10 Ut The neck
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which 10 obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another ddvdEiGgs possessed BY no other
cORSr, viz: Space for tie CrSVat In the Turn.down
style, he inside Of hieh Is perfectly smooth and free
from pueksrs making this collar for ease neatneSS
and durability, uneQualled.
They are made In rundown style In Iizea from
u to IT, and In GArrotto from IL to II inches and
packed In neat 1lue boxes Of 100 each; Also In
smaller ones OF 10 eaeh-the latter a very hsndy
package for travellers, army and navy Officers,
hJ-EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Goods.
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS h CO.,
322 PennBy lvAnia avenue,
Between Niuth and Tenth streets,
Ies-dSm Washington, d, C.
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A HANDSOME PREsENT.-MrS. Morgan, wife
Of the Senator from New York, has been presented
with an elegant and costly Afghan, the Kin OF a
number OF ladies and gentlemen connected with
the late Metropolitan Fair at New York. Tho gin
to Mrs. Morgan, and expressive OF the high regard
Of tha donors on account OF tho PATRIOTS m AEd
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hSCELSIOR, JH.,
The Comic Mules, PETE and BARNEY, and
MR.. HENRY COOKIES
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
From London and Paris. The whole under tho
personal supervision OF
MR.. DAN RICE,
Assisted by his young and beautiful wife,
MRS. DAN RICE,
and the Eminent American Equerries,
PROF. 3. q. STOKES AND LADY.
Admission to Pit. 10 cents.
D J:u ''''''''''''''''"'''"'''''''''' 50 cents
GIANT BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LortftaRa Avenue nsor ne corner Of Sizfh shsa.
lin rear OF the Metropolitan and National Hotels)
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
geo; Lea Proprietor
W. b. CVhnhuGh............. Manager
James Braham.." Leader OF Orchestra
=. Reproduction, by particular request, for posi-.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
or1HE NEW
SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
CUDJo's CAVE;
THE BATTLE cay oF FREEDOM,
THE BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM,
sentStion BY upssrd ard Of wv "''A' Vi i" ''I'''-
TEN THOUSAND PERSONS,
and y Judge
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . r. M,
will be presented the new drama, drsmItired ex.
pte,sly for the Canterbury by John F. Poole, ESQ.,,
CupJos CAVE,
THE pArTLE.csY OF FREEDOM.
NEW NE SCENERY, NE" DRESSES. NEW Music,
STARTLING EFFkCTs,
and replete with
NUMEROUS HITS.
Rc-enEagement Of Mile
MARIETTA RAHEL,
TIGHT ROPE Artistic,
FRENCH AND SPANISH DANsEUsE,
now performing in America: she will have the
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL CHARACTERS,
and perform some
She will also execute several
BEAUTIFUL SOLO DANCES,
and sustain the principal ehaTaeters in series OF
,,., MAGNIFICENT BALLErS'
MONS BAPTISTIN,
The celebrated PArisian Dancer and Maitre de
Ballet, and the famous
RoNZANI BALLET TROUPE,
SIXTEEN LOVELY YOUNG LADIES'
selected especially for their
GRACE AND BEAUTY,
and e,ch one
SOLO DANSEUsE.
MISS JENNY FORREST,
Miss SALTS WEsNER,
MISS CARRIE GARDNER,
MISS NAOMI PoRTER,
MILE VIOLA,
MISS KITTY SCOTT,
MISS MARY GARDNER,
MISS FANNY PARKER,
MISS SALLtE NORTON,
MISS MARIA MONROE,
MISS CLARA HrSpER @6SS MARY WALKER
who will appear in a variety Of
The Beautiful VoeAlists,
MISS CARRIE GARDNER
MISS EsrETLE FORREST,
~ " ~" SONGS Of THE HEART.
The Great Moguls Of Ethiopian Comedy,
W. CAvANAUGH
NEW IRISH WHIMSICALITIEs.
First week of the LAughAble Negro Farce OF the
HAUNTED BARBER SHOP.
BILLY WEST AS QUISBY SAM.
J. W. GIBBS,
The Renowned BnnjoiBt and DelineAtoT OF Negro
Character.
Mr.. ROBINSON, THE POPULAR DANCER,
AND THE
ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY
AGRAND VARIETY BILL.
Magnificent Ballots, delightful olio OF Ethiopian
Songs, Dances, Extravaganza, Sc, &c, &e.
Change In the Olio Department Each Night.
In active rehearsal,
THE GREATEST SENSATION DRAMA
ever produced In Washington,
THE BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC.
Admisbion. 20 GEMS
oO cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons. 50
Doors open At I; performance to commence At B..
FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
Ladies' IS centBj children 10 cents.
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INDIANA UNION CLUB.-At regular meeting
of dilniHnB at their club rooms, on Ninth street.
Monday, June Is, 1884, J. Q Thompson, Esq, for
merly editor OF the Eastern Indians CoIr0Ht lntro-
duced the following resolution, ViL.i
RSJolpSd, That the Indiana Unisn Club cordially
endorses the NOBLE patriotic, and progressive de-
duration Of principles adopted Al the Union Ma.
tlOnal Convention on the 9Th instant, AAd We hold
1t 10 be the dutS of every loyal man, whatever
may have been his peculiar choice prior 10 that
convention, to support with all his heart, voice,
pen, and purse, the nomination OF Ab AhAm Lin
eOln and Andrew Johnson for President and Wee
President OF the United States.
Eloquent speeches were made In favor OF the
resolution bv Hon. VIM, N. Dunn (eK-member OF
Coz ETess) and Hon. D. c. BrAnnAn, both OF Indiana,
when the resolution was unanimously adopted.
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Concord, N. H., June ia. II. CraIgln
was elected United States Senator by the Legis-
lature, in place Of John P. Hale, from the 4th
Of March next.
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LOCAL NEWS.

GRovRR's THEATRH.-Last evening, Miss
Charlotte Thompson delighted her audience in her
.lebIated character Of Fanehon the Cricket, In
the beautiful play, In Ave acts, entitled "Little
Fadette." Every emotion OF the heart was en-
acted TO the very ife-hope, JOY, despair, and the
Sefsaerinclng love; there was deep pAthos In her
Setlng, which spoke to every heart present In
the pay of "FAnohon" last evening, Miss Thomp-
son achieved 4 triumph that will shine As a bril-
liant In the eorona OF her fame. Tonight "Fan.
ohon" will be repeated by request, with the entire
strength Of Growers dramatic sompAny. Friday,
June IT. benefit and positively the last appearance
but one, OF MisS Charlotte Thompson, when will
he presented the "Hunehbask," and "a Bull Ia a
China Shop" with Mr.. J. X. Mortimer In his Iroat
character OF Bagshott.
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BOARDING.

"A NUMBER OF GEN.
I'D tlemen can obtain beard At No. Ig1 MARYLAND
venue between Four-and-A-halfG and Sixth streets,
and. ooiT-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
IL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE IL
Looatiop-Corner Of Sixth street and New York
Avenue,
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK,
TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES,
TRAINkD DOGS AND MONKEYS,
TRAINED MULES AND BUFFALoES,
Together with the Blind Talking Horse,
EXCELSIOR, JR.,
The Comic Mules, PETE and BARNEY, and
MR.. HENRY COOKIES
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
From London and Paris. The whole under tho
personal supervision OF
Mr.. DAN RICE,
Assisted by his young and beautiful wife,
MRS. DAN RICE,
and the Eminent American Equerries,
PROF. 3. q. STOKES AND LADY.
ADMISSION 70 Ph'.'.'.'... 40 cents.
jeN
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Rooms FOR ASSOCIATIONS, Law OTTICHs, IN
sURANCE OFFICES, &c The large building, corner
OF Tenth street and Louisiana avenue, has been
thoroughly renovated and fitted up by the pro-
Vrietor, Geo Hill Eco for rooms for AssoeiA lions
Nc. The second and third stories have each one
large hall and two rooms OF convenient size, hsV-
ing a large humber OF windows, making them
pleasant places for meetings. Persons desiring to
look at the rooms will | quiFe al Mr.. Hill'I paper
warehouse, In the same building.
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Tenore de GfaTla, Ausehu'I's Grand Opera, New
York.
HERR JOSEPH HERMANNs,
BasSo Proiundo Of Her Msjesfys Royal Theatre,
London.
HERR S. J. sTEPHANI,
Prince OF Pisnists, whose eminent services have
been secure ed expressly for this mammoth
production OF Sacred Song.
To speak Of the trio who are to supper her on
this oocasi n would be n waste of time. They are
so worldrenowned that pen fails to accord to tiem
descriptive appreciation bestowed upon their
fruitful talents BY an idoliTlnE public, who are
more than ever ready to welcome them TO thn In
nernost receSseS Of musical soul.
This FntertAinment has been arranged and per-
fected by the friends OF Madame KretsehmAr, A. q
grand compliment to her and the renowned artists
who support her, pr4vIng to MeGirs. HERNIA ms
and Hahelmann the cherished recolleotions oor9se.
quent upon their late brilliant engagement with
our Pdr hICSiicR manager, Mfr. Grover.
No labor will be spared to render II accept Ible
to the honor Of all concerned. Most choice gems
OF sacred compOsition have been selected, aud
will be given TO sAtiAto the highest antoipatLons
Of all who may favor Shis festival with their pres
encc,
Mr.. Ford has generously rendered the use OF his
beautiful temple Of the diana, that all may be
commndated with seats as comfortable as ma Y be
desired. So unexpected was & is mark OF courIesy
moment, the m .nsgement beg leave to tender tueir
heartfelt thanks and gratitude, In reciprocity OF
kindness.
The military and civil authorities, too, have
rendered their consent and protection. Let tAem
be assured the mpliment will DOT pass unre-
warded
Madame X further beyI leave to tender to her
numerous friends, who have so generously aided
her in former exprcsBioas of favor, her sincere
thanks, together with her ASSURANCE that the Ap-
proachIng sciree, as announced, wilt be rendered
far more brilliant than any former presentation.
Seats may be secured at the music store OF ".
G.. MetZerott, corner of Eleventh street and Ponu-
sylvia ia ATenue, and at the box office Of the thea
Lc, on hnd after Friday morning, June IT.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
ia 1 nraR "a
Family Circle - cents Reserved % sits 25r. extra
Tickets for sale at the Hotels. jei6-3t
COLUMBIA GARDEN,
~ Corner Of Twelfth street And ohio Avenue
FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT.
Monday and and Saturday concerts commence at
So'clock, with a full Brass Band.
The coolest lager In the city alwaya on hand.
ie1-Ims
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. g.
~ The Trustees OF the BRIGGS GOLD COM
PANY have declared q Dividend OF per cent out
Of tho net earnings of the Company for the msnth
d May, payable At the once Of the Company, No.
81 John street, New York, June 10, 1864 to Share
holders ofrecord at the close Of business this day
WALTER =. LAYTON, Treasurer.
NEW YoRK, June 8, 1864. JeIs-et
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A BULL IN a CHINA SHOP. ie,s

LORDS NEW THEATRE,
IT TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE.
by desire, MR.. J. s. CLARKE, supported by
Miss Alice Gray and the entire Company, will ap-
pear THIS EVENING, June is, for the last time, a.
DROMIO OF EPHESUs, in ShAkspeare'a comedy
of Errors, and as JEREMIAH BEETLE, in Tay-
lnr's comedy Of BABES IN THE WOOD, introduce
ing his inimitAble Drunken Scene. jels
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Observation-Disclosures IN ONE OF
i THE DEPARTNENTs.-Any deserving per-
son wishing to negotiate for the position can Ad-
dress, tn orgh City PoIt ofiioe, l., G. r. jrii.3t
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OIL,

New BEDFORD, June lt.-Sales Of 800 bis.
sperm oil are reported at sl.o5 per gallon.
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AUCTION SALES.
DY JAS. G. MCGUIRE u CO.,
I'D AUCTlOkEERS.


DY JAS. G. UlRE u CO.,
ID AUCTIOHEERS.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF THREE DESIRABLE
Dwelling Houses and Lots, on the eat side Of
sixth street vast, between G ard II streets north.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at
o,s,CSk, on the ptsNmi's we shall sell Los No. 70
on sixth street wet, between q AID Y streets
north, and running back IS feet, to a wide public
Dwelling HouSeu, with back buildings TO be sold
Terms: ione.half o,,h, the remainder in three
and SiS mopthI, with intereSt, secured by deed
ConyeyAnocs at the cost Of the purchaser.
JAS. c. MEG ulgF n Co,
jcs-7t AuotiUneerS.
pY JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
I'D AUCTIoNEERs.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or ABOUT ONE
Thousand Cords OF Feled Oak, Hickory, and Pine
June 81, at ~ o'clock, At the Auction Rooms OF
James c. Mcclure s Co., corner Tenth and d
streets, Washington, D. G., shalt sell about one
Wood, on the farm OF the late Captain CarD0rry,
on the seventh street turnpike, and distant about
four and halt miles from the city.
The wood to be corded and removed within
Terms Sarh, RICHARD LAY,
Administrator,
. J. G. MCGUIRE Co,
jl5-d AuCtionccrl.
pY JAMES G. INQUIRE Il CO.,
ID AUCrIoSEEkS.
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY At
public AuctiOn.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
June ~ at o'cl ok, on the premises, we shall rcl
Lots No and i6. in Square numbered s05, situ-
Ated AZ the corner Of north street and Fifth street
east, fronting 1906 feet inch north street aud
l61 feet inches on Fifth street east, improved by
new two.stOry and basement brick dwelling
house, containing rooms, with cellsr' stAblins
loft, and other sut-bui'diugs.
The grounds are laid out with choice fruit trees
grapes, 40, aud, with a small eXpenSe, could be
converted into fne summer rcsort and public
garden.
twelve, and eighteen month";, with Interest, &C.
cured by a deed OF trust on the premises.
~" Early possession given.
COnveyanees and stamps At the cost OF the pur.
chaser. J, Q. INQUIRE n CO.,
jels-d Auctioneers.
DY W. L. WALL Il CO
ID AUCTIoNEERs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, ss..
IS LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth sts,, Warrington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNHGNMENTA
STORAGE ron CARRIAGES.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc,
Received ioTrriy GtO sAlr.
u. l.. yyLlLA ca. AuatA
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Tue REBEL Gen. Morgan is a capital horse
thlef, but poor fighter.
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WHTTEHuRsT's GALLERY, 4s4 PENNSYLVANIA
hvRNuE-This celebrated establishment has Just
Deen elegantly retitted and furnished Has one Of
tho largest collections Of Photographic AegatlveG
IN this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing Hkenossos Of distinguished person.,
Doth civil and military. Ekeneases OF many OF
these fallen In battle can be obtained here, For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
petitors, received q medal at the Worlds Fair,
London, Particular attention Ia called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
ought after. novIt-u
ANY one having occasion 10 visit n private
medioal Institution are advised to call on DR..
Vellny,
A large and successful practice here and else.
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. PerSens calling sec no one but
the Doctor. febl-N
TIE only place where you can purchase India
Rub6T goods Of all kinds at Manufacturer prices IA
~ H. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 5i0
Penn1ylVAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beautl.
uDy repaired at short notice. mar 21-u
NEW YORK BTYLEs.-Gsntlonea' OLolaino =
Ncis and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any.
thing over offered In this city
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
osa-u a21 Pa. Az, bot. Ninth and Tenth SIS.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
/ BY the undersigned at the Mayors once until
MONDAY, 10th June, 1864, for tho purpose OF con.
tttuetinE Culyert In North Carolina avenue,
across Third street eSst according TO the plan and
specification In the City Surveyors once.
Bidders will stSte the price per cubic feet for the
atone masonry, per lineAl feet Tor rick culyert
per square feet for the noornE which shAl Include
the proper Bleepsrs, ties and excavation and Il ling
required. The Coz mis.ioner Of the Ward will eX-
plain all that has to be done.
jtl6 RICHARD wALLACII Mayor
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YALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.
WAN DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY DUREAU,l
OFFICE OF CuET QUARrERMAsTER, }
WAsHISOTOH, D. C., April %, 1854
WIN be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the times and place. named below, viz:
Newport, Penns, Thursday, May 5th,
Gettysburg, PennR, Monday, MAY 9th,
Altoona, PennA Thursday, May 18th,
Mitfiin, PennA., Thursday, May 18th,
Reading, Penna., Thursday, MAY Goth,
Lebanon, PennA., Thursdsy, June ID,
Northumberland, Penna,, ihursdRy, June 81
Scranton, PENN, Thursday, June 10th,
Williamsport, Penna, Thursday, June cal
One Hundred ClOO) hUrsea a. Gettysburg, hud
Two Hundred and Fifty (2SOJ at each OF the thcr
places.
These horaes have been con ,Cmned AZ unit for
the cavalry service Of the United stHtes Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will DO sold Glngly.
Sales begin st IOS M, and continue daily till Nll
are sold.
TERMS; CASH, In United States Treasury note,
only. JAMES A. EKiN,
1t. Col. Gud C. q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
Ap26-te2O
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

nor SALE A NEW TWO STORY
II BRICK hOUSE-saloon, pArlor, excellent
aIement-one square west OF the Circle, on Penn
sylvAniA avenu", Adjoiping Doot. Eewman's. Lot
extends from avenue TO street. Title indlspu-
table. Possession given July lat, 1861. Inquire OF
J. D WHEELER,
mysI-tf Collectors ONCE, City Hall.
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EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH STREET, BETWEEN 4 AND T.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT.
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 90, 1854.

MAD. CECILIA Y. KRETsCHMAR,
PrinA Donna Cathedral &c ST. AloySiuI.
Madame KrettehmAr has been long and favor
ably known 10 the citizens OF Washington. 10 say
that she ably and fully sultAins the position which
she occupies 10 but faint expression Of the
merit she deserves. As an artlste she stands nrst
In rank and excellence; as lady Of moral worth,
she has no superior.
NJ. THEODORE HABELMANN,
Tenore de GfaTia, Aubehutz's Grand Opera, New
York.
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GOVERNM'T SALES.

GOVERNM'T SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
y AND MULsS
CHIEF QGARTrRM4sTrR's orTICr,)
DEPOT or WASHINGTON,
WARRINGTON, d. c., June ,, 1864.
Will DO sold at public auction, At the Corrals,
near the obsergstory, n the city Of Wilmington,
WEDNESDAY, June %, 1884, a lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unfit tor public service.
Terns-CAsh, in Government undV.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock, a m.
d. n. RuCEER,
BrIgadier General snl Chief QuHrtermmter,
je3-l1t Depot Of Washington.
GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, OF
y CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER'S OTFICE,)
DEPOT or WASHINGTON, :
WAsIISG on, d C., June 10, ls6I.
VIII tc sold, at Puddle Auction, at Alexandria,
Va, on THURSDAY, June q, lS'i, at II o'clock
$50 ~ HORSES ASp MULEs,
condemned as unit tor public uCIyi",
TGfmI: Cash, In Government funds
L. n. RUCKER,
,B-issdlcr Geaeral aud Chief lIartcrmalter,
JsI6.7t Depot OF Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
wan DEPARTMEHT, CAVALRY BURIAr,l
OFFICE or CHIEF QuARTERm NsTERI
WAsHISGrOE, June 10, 1884
VIII be sold at Public Auction 70 the highest
bidder, At Gicshoro' Depot, on FRIDAY, the nth
instant, beginning a. 10 O'Clock =. in from one
hundred UOO) 10 one hundred and hity N5Ol h0rsel
These horseB have been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service Of the Amy. For road and
farm purposes many good bargains may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms; caSh In Z. s. currency,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief 0uartermaster,
jcl6-td Cavalry Bureau.
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- certify that - - has proper facilities,
Nnd - able to iulHl acontrHet ior furnishing sta
tiunery Tor the Dspt uncut OF the Interior during
the year ending June 30, Is, should - bid DE
accepted. J 6-MSThiw
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE.

NITED STATES HOTEL,
~ CAPE ISLAND, NJ.
JOHN WEST AARON MILLER,
PROPRIETORE,
Beg leave to call the attention Of tAClr icuGs
and the public to the above m tgnillcent Establish.
ment, which viii he open for the reception OF Wa
itorB on the 10th Of juno.
Best les spacious Diniag Hall and PAr'orP, II
contains an unusual number OF large nlyr,l-vCa.
u!atc Bed Rooms all handsomely furnished with
new furniture throughout.
The PropTietou Of this Establishment win spare
no care or expense to meet The wsuts Ul thr,r
guests, thereby hoping 10 shAr, Literally ~ the
public patt OnAge.
Application for rooms mS,.y 10 re sUHscrlb,Is,
by letter to Cape lslAnJ will reeve prompt IC'
ply. je3-6Wl WEST n MILLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
Death OF Mrs. Richardson.

From the Qiincy Uil.) Herald, Apr il %
The readers ofthe ReraH will be panied
to hear that Mrs. Cornelia Richardson
died in this city yesterday She had been
Frustrated upon i bed of serious illucss
for many lorg weary months; had borne
her Affections will. Christian foriitude ;
and at II o'clock yesterday sUrren>
dercd her Geathless spirit TO the God
who gave 1t, full sf hope, cherfulness.
and confidence She died in the prime OF
life, aged about AZ, IN the meridian Of what
had been, and promised to contInue to be,
a life of usefulness and profit to the world
in which she lived Mrs. Richardson was
women o. exalted benevolence and
the. .teadfast and valued friend of the
poor. Her Industry IN the cause Of char
itv, and her indefatlgable labors in behalf
Of the orphan and the homeless. will long
be remembered by those OF our citizens
who have known her untirilg zeal and
her successful efforts in promising the
comfort and happiness of the father
less and the friendiess In the death Of
this most estimable lady our whele cons
munity have occasion to mourn the loss
OF an agreeable ana accomplished member
Of society, an unfalterIrs Christian, and .
steaGiast friend Of the poor; and her
husband and children f1ithful, devoted
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mother. In all the relatioEs OF life, IN
her whole life ana character, she was
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
CO" ARlBI.H.

The Chicago Tribune is at ks old bust
ness Of abusing our Generals. Zen. Stone
now cones IN for a liberal share of its
vernon for the desaster up Red River,
alleging that he was proven to be mis- err
abe failure at Washington, notwI, hstand-
ing which h owever he he Is still retained
and pilnlel off upon the west. This
maybe so aud we should make no note Of
it had not the 7ritune beeu engaged in
c!andeously abusing about all the cons
manding officers III the army, ever since
the war osgan and dis too, wien ;lese
officers were persistentiy sustained by Lin
coin in active service aid in the presence
OF the enemy thus paralizing our efforts
by weakening the confidence of the
soldiers in their officers, and giving :" aid
and comfort to the enemy. This with the
Tribune class Of journals is loyalty. with
democratic journals It is treason. But
what particularly desire to knew at
this time is, why do not these cowarlly
poitroons assall the Chief,
Lincoln, direct? i not the President
solely responsible for retaining these al
legged incompetent or disioya Generals IN
the army against the protostatons OF the
wiseacres of the Tribune Office?