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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
CONCLUSION OF YESTERDAYS PRO.
CEEDIN4S.

Our report clesed yesterday with that part OF
Mr. EWing's argument in the case OF Spangler,
absent from his post on the stage on the night
OF the assassination, and that Spangler had no
part IN the crime. Having presented all the
evidence bearing upon the acts done and
words spoken by Spangler up TO that time,
Mr. living proceeded to discuss his conduct
until his arrest, on the 18th of April, at his
ooardlng. mouse, where he had lived for five
or six months. During the three days and
nights intervening between the assassination
and the arrest, nothing was doIe by Spangler
WHICH did not indicate conscious sense of
innocence. ne felt confident in the assertion
that Booth had no accomplice-he did not need
any. Booth had played atthat theatre, and by
courtesy had free entrance; therefore, he had
made his own preparations. The leap from
the box 70 the stage was one which might have
oeen made by any man with safety. Had not
his spur canght in the flag, Booth might have
made ta.s leap with ease. The counsel was
one to hold his horse, which Peanut John did,
and he opened and shnt the door for himself.
1t appeared from the testimony oftMr. Hess,
the manager Of rival theatre, that Booth in
quired particularly of him whether Growers
Theatre was to be Illuminated, and whether
the President was invited on the occasion.
From the testimony as to Booths inquiries, it
seems clear that the assassination of the Presi-
dent would have been attempted at Growers
Theatre, had the President attended that house
on the night of the illumination.
Mr.. Ewing examined at length other parts
OF the testimony, and concluded by saying he
could see in the evidence no suspicion as
Wonld induce q grand jury to present Span
gler for trial, and he believed candid review
OF the entire subject would leave in the minds
OF but very few reasonable doubt OF his inno-
cence.
Colonel Doster stated that he would be
prepared to read the argument for Payne to-
morrow.
General Howe said that the Court had
already extended the time for the arguments.
If they were not all presented 10 MORO W, let
the remainder be filed. With these delays
they might not get through till autumn.
General FAX in said he was willing to grant
all the time the counsel asked to prepare
their arguments on subjects of this impor-
tance.
General Hunter said the testimony was
very voluminous.
Mr. Ewing remarked the labor Of prepa-
ration was greater than supposed 1t would
be out OF his power to prepare DIR. Mudd's de-
fence before Friday, as there were over two
hundred and fifty pages Of evidence in that
case.
The court voted to grant an extension of time
for the preparation of the remaining argu-
ments, and then adjourned till noon to-day.
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Colonel Mosby comes into Lynchburs to
Surrender-A Misundefstanding-H His
Paralp r efuSe6

Surrender-A Misundef standing His
Parsle Refused.
From the Lynchburg Republican, June I4th. ]
Some little stir was created in the city yes
terday by the report that Colonel Mosby, the
celebrated partisan chleftain was in Lynch.
burg. Various rumors were afioat as to the
we believe, the facts of the case: Some days
since Colonel MOsby IS brother came to Captain
Swank, Provost Marshal of this city, to inquire
if Mosby would be paroled on coming in and
surrendering to the authorities. Captain
Swank replied that he would make fna tiiries
upon the subject, and give him an answer in
few days Day before yesterday he again
called to see the Marshal upon the subject, and
was told that Colonel Mosby would be paroled
If he would come In and give himself up. In
accordance with this information, Mosby came
into Lynchburg yesterday and applied at the
Provost Marshal's Office for parole.
Capt. Gurnett happened 70 be attending to
the duties Of the office at the time, and not
being aware OF the arrangement, sent to Col.
Duncan for instru ct ons. He was Immediate
ly ordered not to parole Col. Mosby until fur.
ther orders from Col. d. In the meantime a
dispatch was received from Richmond, and
Mosby was ordered TO leave town Immediate
ly. while the Provost Guard were instructed
to see that he did SO without molestation or
hlndrance. The dispatch Is generally sup.
posed to have been an order for his arrest.
probably under misapprehension OF the facts:
and as he had come here under an IMPLIED
safeguard from the military authorities. thev
felt bound in honor not to take advantage Of
the act. .f ne.
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OUR DEVIL, rushing into the sanetum the other
day, hls face beaming through its triple coat OF
ink, with the Potent Presenee of An Idea, !"
perehed himself upon the Imposing Stone and de-
ivered the following magnificent epigram:
when the ladies Heaven bless 'emD
PLANTATION BIrTERs take,
They all exclAim, delie Nted-
"Oh what man is DRAKE!'
we would remark, BY way Of explanation, that
the author Of the above had been sick with Dys-
pepsia and Lowness of Spirits for some time. when
. lad y friend presented him with . bottle OF the
wonderful BIITERs which his rhyme celebrates,
and Its effect was magical enough, not only to
cure his dyspepsia, but to produce the tremendous
rnythmical specimen Of his genius which we have
given. Vtve Ia Plantation! jel7lw
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%Cotton to the amount of 6s79 bales
were received at New York last week
SGeneral Fitzpatrick, Of aYalry fame, ar.
rived in New York on Monday.
s6Out OF the 65 West Point graduates this
year, more tnat three -fourths have applied
~Last week three steamers and A SCHOOL,
ar, laden with tobacco on French account,
sailed from Richmond Va. It il estimated
that there are Is 600 hogsheads Of tonaccC at
Petersburg and Lynchburg, and In tne Vseini-
ty Of those cities. -
D0The Lincoln memorial fund IN New
York has reached over e500o. ~ VIII oe con.
timed until 100000 is susscIioeo. aes
4, tEiorids Ws. snout 5000, with 40 pieces Of ar.
e!y saas and large am1nn.
master. commissaTy and hospital stores,
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MARK TINE |

TO SOLDIERS B-WALTHAM WATCHESl
Let every soldier, before he returns homo, pro-
vide himself with An American Watch; no better
use can be made Of money than to invest it in ono
of these durable and accurate time pieces. It is
kind Of property that constantly returns good in.
tsrest, and its money value 10 SO well knewn ths
. pocket full of silver dollars wouldnt be a. use
full.
Sold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
THl AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
my e. I'm ONCE, 1s2 Broadway. N. Y.
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MR. LINooLN's EsTATK-A Springfield, Ill.
dispatch Of the 10th says letters Of adminis-
nation on the estate of the late President Lin
Court OF Sangamon county, TO Hon David
Davis. OF Bloomington, judge OF the United
States Circuit Court for the southern district
of Illinois. Hon. John J. Stuart IL surety
upon the bond. The estimated value OF the
estate is 375,OOO
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From MobiIe

CAIRO, June 20.-A despatch from Moblls
says that Bishop Andrews, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, has issued an ad-
dress In which he counsels submission and
acquiescence to the new order Of things
General Buckner's address to the soldiers is
of the same import
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Sale of Government, steamers.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-This mornings
five Government steamers at the Philadel-
following prices: The side wheel steamer
q uaker City, S35, 600; an iron.screw, $4,000;
screw steamer Cambridge, SI7,5oO; screw tug
L. b: Hale, "a, 600; and the bark ]. L. Davis,
Go3 5OC
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In connection with the punishment for
political offences by European powers, a cor
respondent recalls the fact that in one day
alone, on the 9th Of October, 1S49, twel We gem
eral officers who by their surrender put an
end to the war between Austria and Hungary, !,
were hung or shot at Arad, while Count Louis
Batthyany, the quondam constitutional pre-
mier, who was taken while on q mission OF
peace before almost the war begun, but who
was the most prominent political nobility
within reach, was shot at Pesth.
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THE ROxBURY TRAGEDY.
Appearance Of the Bodies-Furthef DE
talls-Lafge Rewards Offered for tn

Appearance Of the Bodies-Furthef De.
talis-Large Rewards Offered for the
Perpetrators.
The atrocious tragedy at West Roxbury.
Mass. involving the death Of Iohn $. and
natosss ,eeySaay, eoySeaa has Created great exets
menr In that section Of the State, ana the en-.
tire police force are in pursuit Of the authors
The body Of the murdered girl was found
about O'Clock Sunday afternoon in Bussey's
woods, very secluded place, at no great dis
round and full in person, over five feet high,
and rather attractive, with auburn hair and
very rsa clear, bright M IT. eyes The boy two years
The place where the m urder was committed
was little beyond the Forest Hills station, at
the luncture Of the Providence and Dedham
Railroads. Beneath an old oak tree, on an
eminence in the grove, is place favorable to
seat, where the girl had evidently sat work.
twenty 20 fts feet % distant Go .ps the sea
and her underclotheg torn of. The wounds
on her person (twenty seven in namber) were
in different places, extending from the hips to
the breast bone, and one or two on the back.
From an examination OF the body, Doctor
Stedman was led to infer that bat one person
was engaged in the outrage. The wounds
same instrument that killed the boy. The
young girl must have made a desperate strug
gle to free herself from the hands Of the villain,
as the leaves and ground near the rock are
clotted with blood, from the twenty.seven
wounds received upon her body, from a large
dirk knife, sixteen Of them being upon her
back. She Isust have also made an attempt
to grasp the knife Of the murderer, as one of
her fingers ON the right hand is severed, and
Oil tne others are nearly cut off. Her clothes
were soaked with blood. Her mouth was dis
covered to be full OF grass, which had been
employed TO prevent her outcries from being
heard
1t is supposed that the boy was for time
amazed or paralyzed by the attack on his sis
ter, and that when he turned to run it was too
late. His course was down the hill toward a
brook and toward Mr.. Motley's house. There
were two houses within few hundred yards
OF the scene, but the inmates are SO accus-
toned to shouts, laughter and yells from pic
nic and excursion groups that they would not
have paid much attention If they had heard
scrfams on this occasion. The boy was no
doubt killed after he fell, the murderer stoop-
ing down. The wounds were eight inches
deep, going clear through the body, and in one
OF two cases the point coming through the skin
in front. Although the wounds in both bodies
appeared to have been made b. the same sharp
instrument, it is belle we'd that at least two
persons were concerned in the tragic affair.
The corpses are so decomposed that 1t is i'm E.
possible to expose them to public view. Re-
wards amounting to s5, 500 have been offered
for the apprehension Of the murderer. Several
parties have been arrested, but none OF them
are yet ascertained to be implicated.
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Movements of Admiral Dahl.reu,

NEW YORK, June 20.--The gunboat wissaa
hickon, from Charleston, has arrived. She
reports that the flag ship Pawnee will soon
leave for the North, with Admiral Dahlgren
and STAFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-21

UAdjutant General Morse, Of Connect
cut, has just made a report on the number OF
total quotas were 49,622, and the State has
furnished 81, 1868 men, including nine months
enlistments and re enlistments. Reducing
the whole to the standard of three years, there
have been furnished a., ,612 men,
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CoLsArR's HONEY SOAP,

CoLeATRs HONEY soar.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universe
demand, is made from the ehoicea materials, Ii
n,M and en- oiexs in its nature, yas7aAtly scented
and extremely bsnsfcial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by al Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Jan 28-eoly
CLIAl, SMooTH sKIH AND BEAUTIFUL Con-.
PLXIoy follows the use of HELMBOLD'S OoNoEN.
moves black spots, Iimples and al erupti0ns Of
akin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-21

MAJOR I p. Scott, OF the I'd Michigan
cavalry, met his death few days 6go under
melancholy circumstances. He was one week
married. and was about to return home, but
while at Cleveland, Tenn, he received rich
ly.mounted pistol from General Sheridan.
He was examining 1t with some friends, when
it exploded, killing him instan tly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-21

AY1R'S CHERRY PECTORAL-The worlds
great remedy for Colds. Coughs and Consump-
ia 4
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~ D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PROPHYLATIC is sold By all Druggists
and 6rocers.
This sreat PANACEA has been established %
years. Its medical properties are
TONIC. AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
twill eradicate all dersnssment of the STOM
ACH and BOWELS. It gives
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG,
REJUVENATEs THE OLD,
Cures
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIGESTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY.
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FEVER.
OBTAIy A CIRCULAR, in which will be found
testin onials Of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in
Warrington. 1e 3.lm
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- No. II Louisians avenue.
Having made permanent arranSemsnts for CON
prepared TO furnish the trade at New York prices
4ine Mess Cider always on hand.
A SON OF TIN SOIL, Novel; Smith q Smaller
"A History Of Greece; The Vo1uutoeP Onsrfar
1agter. ~ Capt, Brinksrhof; Kitto's Biblical
jsI0 YaANoK TAYLOR,
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoeALs FoR FORAGE

snsk.D S e. e.. S,s; s: 4;
snsnsd io, supglyjps the q. B., 0sartsr@sstefs .
Ra wa sn,fs D. "
Ba: ss:', rIi Sii's: s. Wit. ests ana
R,ad;;. mus. state =. which st II. above named
!. sSsy via make dslveris: thsrsas nS sa:
WssS .sd a1ss Ss d. soss ao
es sss nass to s S.ssP sas word,
:: S a fsf s IL. ,sss :s. Of ;ses:
70 s9i s.fss The
H,1 hs o g,sFsSsr kind description Of Oats Corn
NJ na:is : 'ss s.s a:r;, 3; Il.
H s fos ssf lime s. 70
Ms dSoysrnment nay Ieauire and payment win bs
Tie Sddsr viii Be T required ai' to accompany hIa
s. IN ss bid 3.
es Or they will within ten day. thsEssfter s3scut.
y sS. ssns spIss; IL ssu. t. smoani
tisement; and in ease the said bidde should faiit
.d bdssG and Il.
Ia Inc cOntracb may De kWarQe1
shovn BY the facial certificate of United States
District Attorney. Collector Of Customs, any
other oficef under the United States Government,
or responsible person knswn to this of6cs.
AL bidders viii be duly notified OF the acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals.
The full rame and post offce address or eaah
olooer must be ieSiby written IN the pro-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. d. b.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster. Warrington
.. q. and should be plSinly marked "ProDosals
Bonds In q sum equal to the amount OF the con.
suaranters, will be required of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
BlAAk FERNS OF bids, guarantees, and bonds may
be obtained upon application to this ONCE.
All proposals received under this advertisement
VIII be opened and examined ut this ONCE on We'd
ders are respectfully invited to be present ct The
o''niAs VI '1'H &-'' 1'' D. d. RgoKIR,
fe3b.tf Brig. Gent and Quarterm aster.
NHIlF oUARTlRMAsTERs OFFICI,
~ DBPof OF WAsHNofoM,
WAsHINefoN. D. O., January 4, 1854.
~ dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber Leath-
o.. once Furniture, Harness, and Saddlery are re-
saested to send TO this once, on MONDAY Of each
wsst sealed proposal or list, in dEpieate. Of tae
# short neties. with the price Of each marked in
paln ngures 80 that. In epse the geneies Of the
service require it, the article or arteles be OBJ
tAined without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers Wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED to furniah ths list sysIy Monday
Brisadier aen1 and dhisi g n.
iar6h Depot Of Warrington.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST,

Over twenty years. increasing demand has es-
tsblshed the fact that MATHEWS VINITIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. 1t is the
cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient.
Complete in one bottle. Does not require any
previous preparation of the hair. No trouble.
No crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the
hair appear dusty and dead, but inparts to 1t new
life and luAtre. Produces beautiful black or
brown, a. preferred. A child can apply it. Always
gives satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
D1MAS BARNES & CO. New York. Wholesale
Agents. myl6 cody
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WASHINGTON THRATER.
Corner uth and @ streets near Parma AVA

with one or two ptions an similar stance
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner nth and streets. near Psnns. ave.
'ifHl and eiisis Mfss sf'ifs;' fHss'Y.B. rR1or.
VINO THIs MI sPRssa %sdne.day, EVENING. June u.
'*0 play the
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THIATRl,
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylvanis { aue
IMMsnsE ATTRACTION THIS WEEK
First Of j2ssff 'ss ssfhREo RoskssFE0 isiss
Assa7sG e tses!2 appear in azsaae .ss MAC
.- zAMPIIAIRosT1rIoN.
ana eass sss for da
FIRST wee. + IS f5i's AHiASE HH2Eif&A III Artist
in his unrivalled p.v,o so1os
and Ethiopian DsPinss.ions. s8 neAo'
f'f'' week FRANK Fl DONALDSON,
the M9ndeIful ..9 ,t igmnass and Pansomimist.
f"h' week oi WILLIAM GRAY.
t's''' esd iSX ssRs S6ksAs St ~ Msnsssl
CHA D CON ERT
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
ACCOMPANIED WITH
DECLARATIONS AND DIALOGUES,
YTHE
BRASS BAND OF THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
These accomplished young Musicians will. by
special invitation of the City Councils of this
city give
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Af ODD IILLOWs' HALL.
tSeventh stfeet,D
ON FRIDAY IVENING, JUNE 23. 1865.
The Musical Performances will be accompanied
by ente tanning Declarations and DialoGueH.
The band consists of twenty five boys. from ten
Pfogrsmms may Be obtained at the hstels and
public places Of the city.
Tickets 20 cents; reserved seats 81. To be oh.
tained at the principal ookstoree, At the hotels.
and of members and ex members of the City Coun-
ellis, and at the door on the evening OF the con-
cert.
Reserved seat tickets are for sale only at the
bookstores Of Charles h. Anderson. 7th street:
and Hudson TAYLOR; Pennsylyania avenue, and of
Doors open at IA O'Clock. Exercises commence
At 81 O'Clock. je l9 tt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW fHEATKR.
Hennsyivania Avenue. neax WillArda.

The Management takes great pleasure in An.
nouncine that, after several weeks Of active prep
so long and anxiousiV looked for Vi t.nsn;se
THIS EVIN1NG. in the production Of the great
legendary Drama of the
OORSIOAN BROTHERS.
The special engagement made fer the purpose of
presenting our extraordinarily strong cast OF
characters. include the favori.e actress MISS
sUsAN DENIM the excellent Young traeedian
MI. J. G: MeCOLLOM and the beautiful danseuse
MILE AUGUSTA. who has re .ently concluded
3 highly succsssful engagement ct Mrs Weed
Olympic Theater, New York.
The sensation created by her there in the Spec
tecle OF the SLEEPING BEAUTY induced the
Management to engage her for the Grand CarniT al
Scene in this piece. at expense uneXampled,
with one or two eptons, an similar in stance
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IRON NEW YORK UCTIONsl
DRY GOODS.
At 8, II, NEYENBERGS.
New York Auction sales, in accordance Herewith
] have reduced the prices on my whole stock at
least
TWENTY PER CENT
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS.
Black Lutestrins Silk for 81.
Handsome eros de Rhines 81 .25, 81 so. and 50.
dros Grains $a SO to 81 SO, with a large stock
OF colored Silks 1t very lew prices
DRIss GOODS
Of AN kinds, sorts and descriptions, very cheap,
My CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
is unsurpassed in the city for variety and cheap.
ness.
Ny ooTToNs AND orHER DoMEsTIos
are or cents per yard less than they were last
Among my
WHITE GOODS
win be found Plain aud Checked oambrics. Main.
socks and Hsmeraldss Beautiful Plain Swiss.
Linen Line Il Hsndierehiefs from loal2x cts.rp.
Hen stitched do. % cts.
White Hose from IA ti. e.: up up.
Infsnt's Embroid cred Bodies and Robes,
Bands. InseItings and Edgings,,
Lace and Mn slim WindoH Curtains.
Honey Comb and Marseilles Counter panes.
Table Diaper for Soc, 55c. and 81.
Irish Linen, Towels. Diapers.
And many other articles which cannot be emu
saas: price " 'ri's II pn1fa fisi s''n the
jel5 lv between 7th and 9th SITS.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
New styles eaperb Stock Of Dress, Sack, and
Wal1inS Goats. Pantaloons. Vests, and Boys
W. .rs Soa SHoa Su4
and . Beg, Hsady msde 0lothi1s. which. for Gle:
hithiulness OF manufacture, has mot been sur.
passed By any stock heretofore onsred In this
THOSE In search OF Clothins for aentlsmsn's . and
Youths wear sre invited to call and examine ouf
stock. We can say with assurance they will dnd
The right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also. an extensive assortment Of Gentlemen's
0sfy for . complete outft,
NOAH WALKIR d co., sos Pa. Az,
90 lO.Sms METROPOLITAN Hotel Building.
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gTOP THhT soRATOHING.
And use WHlATGN'S ITCH OINTMINT. II
cures Itch and salt Rheum In 4S hours. also cures
Chillblains. Ulcers and all lruptions Of the sRin
Sold by all DRUGGISTS. z. D. GILMAN,
mar 2.lY 300 PennaYlYAniA aYAppA.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBRR. an lssay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable Treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary
and Sexual eystems-Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address DR.. 6KlLLu HOU1HFoN, Howard Asso-
ciatien, Philadelphis, Pa, nh Tim
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.Ios' ICE 1os.
We have completed our srran sements 70
d eliyery OF the pure
BOSTON FRESH POND ICI.
We sell no other. We have one price for ths
season. We deliver promptly. We require our
drivers to give exact weight. We never fail to
supply in the heat of summer. We ask liberal
T, FOWLER &C Co..
ap28.u - et-.-- Tenth street Wharf.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the spbscri.
4 ber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Warrington county, in the District Of Columbia,
letters testamentary On the personal estate OF
deceaaed., All persona having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
ber, on or before the 18th day Of June next; they
may Otherwise, by law. be excluded from all bene-
at Of the said estate. = .l7E- !
Given under my hand this 18th day of June,
je l4.lawsw. WILLIAM N. WILSON.
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CHIlF oUARTIRMAsTER's oFfI0l.
DENTISTRY

n1NTIsT-I wish 70 inform my friends and the
Dpublics nerally that ! now am pre-
pared to extract. All or insert Teeth
best manner, on the most reasonable
terms. and irresularity OF the teeth corrected
satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, ana respect
fully solicit . share of your patronsxe;r,,n,
,ss1m- No. 24e 9Th st. bet. n and north
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HELMBoLp's lxfHAcr OF SARsAPARarLLI
cleanses and reHovates the bosd ipstils the viRor
of health into the system, and ses ont the hu
mors that make disease. m25-6m