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pateuis &C.. tu- Mag RUN Company The oenuine
H,Si. MI. are iully Fix ards in each piece. sre
I'll MADE the ct Il stttial. AMI give perfect
s,, ,ac,ion l. con uut L. Foi sale all the prin-
cipal Jvbt ers and k'ia ieTs unce Il the Company.
t,han btis st, New York
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VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May Is, 1865.

rEAIys GOING sOrIH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at rs A. NJ, u. - P. NJ, and
3.OOI n
Mail Trai caves Rouse's Polnt.ats.sOA. ", con-
Meeting st " lite River Junction and Bellows Falls
With trains 70 Boston, Worcester. Springfield AMI
New iorS. AR wing at New Yort at Io.i5P. II sad
with trains 81 t'ls-umpsc T. r.
burlington EXPIRES, leaves M' ntr, al At 45 A VI
Rnuses Point at as. connecting st Burlington
With ChsmPlAin steamers Tor saratogs, Troy. &C.
Day Express leaves Montreal At s3l A. NJ,
st.JVhns At 'oA.M.. osdensl urgh at 'sOA. ~. for
Boston, &C, connecting al Burlington with Rut-
isni Road for Troy and New York. arriving in
Boston via Lowell at 10 20 p. VI.
Night Express leaves Opiensburyh ~ "a a. A. NJ.
MOntresl3 30 p NJ. Rouse's Point 5.+5 VI st. Johns
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Vail y
Railroad for Springfield. &c, and arriving in New
York at 1880 P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wrsr.
2. NJ, and SIS p. NJ.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 90 A
VI. tor Burlington, st. Altans, Montreal. Ogdens-
hurgh and " est arriving Montreal at ~ p ~
Ugd, ushurxh at H. A. NJ.
Mail Train leaves Boston Wis Lowell at s.OlA.M.
via Lawrence At 40 A 81. Tor Burlington, Rouse's
Leaves Boston via Fitchburg at "a An. Spring
hsid at 7i0 =. NJ, connecting at White River June
ton With Day Express for Burlington, Montreal,
Osd nsburgh and the West
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified II 90
A. W. Burlington at 2 10 A. NJ. for 1t. Alnans
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails at lO.Ou P. N.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Y X
eayIng New York, at IRIS P. NJ, anu FROM Cheshire
X leaving Boston at SD ?. III. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
50 p. NJ, for Burlington, ROuses Point Montreal
Vest
sleeping cars attached 70 both the Night 4:x-
J-ese trains running between ST. Adams aud
Iston, ana 81. Adams and Springfield.
tickets TO Detroit Chicago and all points Nest
4 by -. \. DRURI, Agent, No 2 American Ho-
Burlington tt-Baggsge CHECKED through
.- q. MERRILL, oup't.
T. Adams. May 1. 1855.
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DUMPS, all sizes, for sale by
L ..l lnr = G. s. BLoDGETT 4 co.
WATCHES.

I NE subscribers have Just received large and
desirable assortment Of American, swiss and
English Gold and Silver Watches. OF every style,
which they offer at the very lowest cash prices
Their otje,t Is To mako quick rAles, and they are
satisfied with small profits. All Ia want Of a god
watch and the with OF their money are invited 10
selves; for il is trouble for hem th show gods
BRlNsMAlD a hILDkETu.
June 26- Ta fT lT. ~~t4 ~ ~
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srV yoRKsILyER NINE COMPANY


NEW YORK SILVER NINE "OMPANh
OF NEVADA.
cspitsl NI5Duo1 Shares 500 each, 100 SHARES IN
treasury an for sale Price s'o per onafe'
$50 per Share after August l.
suck foil paid ana no individual liability. Com :
many organized under the General aw"i the 49,
n Nav Yors with board 81 trustees Z honors
Christian business me n, IN whose management sn
.,ockbolders may have unhounded eonndence .nss
fh.y uiIl do all that can be done 90 make ih'es'-
meat, safe and profits large -. .
Ne erect this stuck wilt he al par within ons
wear and ma / ing dividends IL from 70 per csns
an the mar value OF the stocs per m1nth IN soIo
AM Clergyman. Insursnee Assrt, or Cashist "
Eank is authorized q receive money ana I1rNsi
/, ~ whom a liberal commission VIII re SioNe,
C.rti6cste- will he returned on the receipt"i uNI
Stocs fsr sale at the Atlantic Bank. New Or ~.
W K Freeman, Ca-hisr AMI at the ores Ol Wy
Comnsny We refer 10 the Offc rs ~ the Coioi SO
NJ n FREEMAN. 4 q .Coher Of the AtIab.ie
Bank IiI broadway, or HERMAN CAhr' I'a'' -
Nassau Street. -, - ,,,o,
the grount and We expect to lie taking DOT am ie.
dncinS ore 10 silver n llion at the net pitht -
a p0 per d.y, or g. 5000 per annu'n thus "a
In. our whole csyi al 10 one } ear u You ~uN
rel A. v Of this stocS YOU must suhscItnr fuvH'--
TnUNA~ opk''uT. PIE dent.
s. r. HUTCHINSON. Secretary.
Office: so Broadway, over the Am Nate'n'i D@hA
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J,rom the premises of the Subscriber inserrsonr:h
~fsr in r., ehraa tns Two year mare old COLI, ana
one mire about seven years old. All Boy horses,
Last he ,rd E. m the they Re IN thAriYtte- anl
rec .very Ala be suitably Iewsr ted. -,
WARREN. BARD
Ferri.hursh. July 9th VIZ
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X EEPCOO

~ 70 KEEP cool.
A Min order to do so buy your FANS
"a - At EDWARD BARLOW's.
jane 3-du l-os .Ll q. --la ra.....s
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PAPER uANGINa.S,

ID iPER HANGINGS -sO.noo Rolls Room paner
/ Of all grades and qualities, and prie-s cheases
an the cae,psst- eau AMI exa.nins before pur-r
hA'in' sise~Ssre ,,s, as >, BAosS.
Burlington. W. March n =
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: The six immense boilers of the Dunder-
berg were successfully placed on baard last
seek. CILZAEHkW TIqrrua---,, -
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To be Sold Tor One Dollar Each
Wiaoyt r.csrd 10 ralns and be pad for will
YOU ksou trsat ySu Hia rsoeire.
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I,onT EDWARD cuLLEaL,IE IysTnUlE-

L'VhI bW"A -. -, = - y : = =
I,ar lr y emiusIy 10 The state ur nate n Superb
lrirk Luildiu., and supeTigr aec'ii modat' rs 81
mocef4te rftss. All the la i;ies lie hest COM
-, T-i.I cal s.es sud "A diploma 20 Sraduatrs- \
-, .r,t,h f,,e ID the cOle-v o. ul-- curse %
IN "a s5uais- Tor l4fies. Adsancei -suients are
atm ttsd 20 graduation In single ye.r OIassys
80 ,t,,, ire. French, su1 Gyruan every
-, Nu.ic and Painting ~, eTi r F..l Term
- "a IS for the term Address Kew jos hf Il
= X tN,i -. u. Fort + iwaId, y
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I can al
which |
xce<sis
saw tie
i-siily |
! an We,
years NJ
I-ffr.I
lyfTxl
EEanLI{
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

The market was wen supplied this morn.

The market was wen uupplied this morn.
Ing and prices were as follows
Beef, lsasse per ID Shoulder, isa2ocper II
Pork. sa1S per ID Middiing, 27aass per ID
Mutton, 1oAase per ID Lard, 15e per 10
Veal, 35aSOe per ID Jowl, lse per ID
Corn beef, lha9Dc per ID Dried beef 25aJoc pcr ID
Corn pork, Isaac per ID Butter, l0a5Oc per ID
Lamb, 2at9 % Perqr Cheese, a5s perth
Ham, 2iaz7e per III Sturgeon, laISe perth
Sliced ham, Sc per ID Riggs, ssat0c per dozen
Herring, 2se per dozen Cal hsh, sc per beh
Oranges, 7sAl2sc per don Sweet potatoes, pOalOoo
Lemons, Aoa7be per don Irish potatoes, zoe pk
Rhuharh, 6alOe per beh Dried peaches, lHel. 20
Radinhes, he per beh fIuaah, boca75e dOa
Asparagus, l0a2sc pr bh Parpnipa, SOC per peck
Onions, o. pct bunch Apples, u por peck
Carrots, DC Per bunch Dried apples, ~ ~ pk
Lettuce each, 8 a5e Corn Meal, u .2sai. 30
Beans, 40o per peck Corn, ". %
Lima Deans DO DO SOC Rhipstun, oOo "
shAd pr pair, rs al. 90 brown stuff, 90 zoe
Halibut, s5e perth. Shorts, 500
Perch NJ bunch, zoe Oats, oOaal
Tomatoes, bOal0o per do1Rye, 81. Is
squads, VI per pair hiddnng, p0eat1
Spring chicken, t0as doI Hay, ewt 81. 75al.o0
Green peas, 2jc per pk Straw, el.50ati 70
straw berries, SOC at Crabs, 90 ctz Per dOsen
Cherries, lOal6e PROT Ducks, u. so per pr
Pine Apples, SOC Rarly Hk cabbage, lba9Os
Rea Bass, lSo pr ID. Turn'ps, eiOO dor
| 0ooseberriea, loo pr at Turtle, 75at2 each
Cucumbera, ~ perdoI Clams, " pr hundred
Beans, 7bcAsOe per PIX Beeta, lbe per bunch.
RAspberries, 9la3so pr qt June apples ~ per pk
Currants, lie per qI. New potatoes, 81 per pk
Caulliaowers, 75atl Blaekberrie', ase pes at
hackerel 2ie per ID Sheep Head, u each
| lobster, DE do Trout, Csc per ID
Rock, ede per bunch Goldfish, lss per ID
Cucumber, T5c Per doz Pike, 90 POr Id
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GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
- AT AUCTION.


UmrKp srArrs NAvr.YARp,(
wAsuInoror, D. o., June s 1888.
WIN BE- sold at public sale, 70 the highest bid
DAY DAY o. jaus next, ., .iS NsSy.ysSs, IN wsss.
lngton, D. o, tho United States steamer "bal;
timore," "WAieh,n "Juniper,n "Teaaor,r
seymoar,' "csrS AZ iaou, - "SS,s, - INV.
tis," aWe.lesn world, (" punhar,On, /" In.
Tho "Rallimorsn Ia q wooden side. wheel
steamer % The following dimensions Lssg,h,
Of hold, 10 foot; diameter of cylinder, ~ inehee
stroke o. piston, q feet tpuhea.
Tho Watch" l. propcllerj length, 90 feet
diameter Of cylinder, Is Inches, stroke o. piston,
The !" Jsuipsr', Ia q propeller with single on.
gIney longth, 70 feet breadth Of beam, is Zee. |
Inches stroke Of piston, % inches.
Tho "Teaser'' II = singla-cngine propeller 7;
length, 80 feet brcadth of beam, IL fect depth Of
hold, foot; diameter Of cylinder, - inches
Tho PUTNAM - ls a wooden aldo.whocl
steamer; longth, 100 feet 9 inches, breadth Of
beam, ~ foot depth Of hold, feet siuchesi al.
ameter Of cylinder, aainehcs; stroke Of piston, Q
feet.
The f" Rssolu,e'' is a double -snslno propeller
length, 81 foet breadth of beam 10 feet inches
| depth Of hold, feet; diameter Of cylinder, II
inches stroke q piston, y inches.
4 -
ieagth, 10 feet breadth 81 beam, n icet inches
depth Of hold, teot Inohcai diameter Of cylin.
| der, 81 inches; stroke Of piston, 7 foot,
| The J. N, seymour IL a wooden side wheel
steamer; length, 100 foot brcadth Of beam, u
feet s iaehesj depth Of hold, = foot inches; al.
ametor Of eylindef. 20 inshosi stroke Of piston,
The "C@ur do Llon'' Ia a wooden sldo .vhec
steamer. Length, ~ foot inehes; breadth o
beam, n tcet Inches; depth Of hold, fcrt
inohssi diameter Of eyliadSr, 2tinshesi stroke o
The "Ests" Is a siaEls engine propeller
Length, % foot breadth Of beam, n foot y
Inches depth of hold, o feet q incheai diAmete
ofuylBder, 10 lnehOs stroke Of piston Us inches
The "hystle'' T. woodon propeller, slnsi
hBs6 7 inches depth Of hold, " faoti diAmoler o
cylinder, ~ inebos; stroke o. piuton, ~ inches.
Tho "Wcsterh WORLD IL a woodon propeller
Length l7s feaii breadth 81 bnAin, ~ foot
inches dopth Of hold, = feot; diameter u eylln
dee, bainohes stroke Of piston, I feot.
Tho "Bat'' II y side. Nv hoel steamer, built q
steel plates y Inch thick. Langth, 40 feet
breadth Of beam, % feet depth Of hold, II foot
inches diameter Of cylinder, 90 inshoai stroke q
piston, 4 feet. .H.I r
The "Dumbartoa :, Ia an iron slds-vhs.
feet 4 Inches; depth Of hold, ~ feet inches
dlamctor Of cylinder, "a inshos; stroke Of plStoI
| % Inches. ~"
Tho LILLIAN ia an iron de.whsCl steamer
; I~agth, a2o fsatj breadth Of bean, % fee,
aSI,s .! nSIa y &C.. di "a e 'y''
Tho yeAAeis may bo seen aud further par,ic,
| lars made known on application W Oonmodo
J. y. nessSomory, oommAAaAnl wAAh'nE,'
Teriaa On sale cash, IN Clovern men, funds, A
| (5l per cont. on each ycasal az tho time 81 sal
aud the balance within siE days thereafter.
IL lop.ootd
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HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND DURING
THE sTUART DY TASTY.
By JOHN DORIAN PALPREY.
ConrLErH ~ voLa. sVo, WTH MAPs
PUBLISHED By
LITTLE, BROWN 4 CO.,
10 Washington stFoot

This important work is destined 10 he tho
standard authority on all the subjects TO which
Il relates, adding another TO this splendid HIS
toricaI monuments which have already been
erected by the scholars Of Massachusetts.
'sThis work will DO n classic " its Ind, and
will meet 10 tho universal sAtlEfaetiOn tho want
which has long been felt In our literature OF =
History Of New Englhnd, Authonue, drawn from
original sources, Comprehensive, impartial, aud
ia spirit and style worthy OF tho men and the
transactions II commemorate. '-NoHA Ameri-
"Dr. PaIfray has written the History Of New
Engiand, az II has mover been written before.
lIia fidelity, accuracy, thOrOughnessi and can
dor IN InvostigatlOn the neehess Of his learning,
And the breadth Of his general culture, are quail
ties 81 tho highest service In his understanding.
There IL fresbness In the Tow Of bis naTratiVe,a
tarns sAgaeity In his eursOTy expressions Of
opinlOn, and a judicial summing up on pOlnts
disputed OF paTpleKed, which engage alike the
llyelest interest ahd the fullest hasnea Of bis
readers. "-BostoR Daily AdusTtfseT.
"This H. a noble theme, aud Il Il fortunate that
It's treatment has fallen ihtO the hands Of >
scholar Of profound learning, elegant culture,
ana varied influence. We have had an oPpoFta-
ulsness Of Dr. PalfTsy' inquiries of the eOnsci-
entIous adelty with which no IL pursuing his la
boTs Of ais untiring pains 20 attain 10 that basis
on merit IN a historian without which super
atruetnre will be yaluOless--acouracyj Ahd o. his
earnest desiro'to got at the fountain u New bag
land instituttOas and 10 trace the springs Of It's
progress He IL doing this con dhiore; and henee
tho public will have no Pieee Of job work, but
sueh A produetion a. labor aud time aud the
Pod. jsi0-s0S'
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RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
A nrrrAL ournAon o. ooLonEp cmLp.

A BRuTAL OUTRAGE ON A COLONEL CHLD.
--Gcorgo \. bradley who Is tho proprietor q a
whisky mill Mt tho corner u Pifth street west
aud street north, was yesterday arrested by
OMeOT Lewis, Of tho Fourth ward, on the charge
brutal manncg. Tho testimony showed that the
little girl was living with nelghbor Of Brad.
ley =, aud the little oolorod child and some Of
rrldlcy's children got Into an alteration, In
consequence Of which Bradley went out and
whipped the child over the face and neck. Jus
ueo Walter required Bradley to give bail for
CDuT,
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AET one heving occasion 10 visit privnts
nnAisal ihs,itution are advised 10 call on DR..
NellHy. r.
A large and sueeossful practice horo and slso-
where enables him 70 guarantee perfect euro In
all cases.
All visits and eommunicatioHs strictly private
AID confidential. Persons calling sec NO one but
the Doctor. - febl-u
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John h. RLVANS 4 co., ..
u 81 Louisiana avenue and 800 O street, -
WASHINGTON, d. O., ~
DEALER ~ ~


TIH-Banea (pigs); Straits" (plgH); RngIish
lPiga) Straits" (pigs in bSrsC.
TIN PLATES.
LKAD-Prg, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng
llsh bar; shoot, ., 4, 0, alb. pipe.
ZINC-52, -, 50 inch sheet
THURBBR'B ANTI. FRICTION METAL.
BOLDER-BaEiOT's; pewter.
COPPBR-BraElsT's; sbsathingj De. uHnOd
ingOl; bolt
BRABB--shsst,
TERMS-HET CASH ON DELIVERYI
AplI
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NOTIoR.-sALE OF ARMY MULRs.
orARrnanA.rEn oEEEnAL,a oyyIOR, /

ouARTRRnAHrKR QRNRRAL'A OYYtOR,
wADIHarOH, d, O., May -, 1850.
MANY TIIetiBANDs or MULES are being
disposed Of At public sale, At Washington.
The aAlci will conunno until tho number Of
animals N reduced IN proportion 10 tho reduction
u tho armies, now going on rapidly.
Thoro are In tho armies Of thu Potomac, Of the
ToRnoaAao, and Of Georgia, probably POUR
THOUSAND OF THR RINkST BiX-MuLB
TRANS IN THE wORLD. .a
Many Of them wero bought In thu bsginninE
o. thu war, a. yopng mulos, accompanied tho
armies In all their marches aud camps, and are
thoroughly broken, hardened By exercise, gentle
and famlliuf, from being 80 long surrounded By
tho soldiers. y. T -..r
Ths whole South IL stripped Of farming stock,
and tho North also has suffered from tho train Of
anlInAls, takon 70 supply the armies,
Those animals are sold at publio auction 1
TINY WILL MOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE
THEIR TRuR vALuBi and such opportunities
Tor farmers 70 get working animals 70 stock thslr
farms. and for drovoru and dealers In stock 10
make good HpeeulatlonS, by purchasing them
aud dlsposinE Of ihem In tho South, viii never
occur again. ... M q. MkluB, f..
ouArtormastsE GENERAL,
my2o-SOt Brovst Major General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

YE PMPLnD, BLorcnRD, AND ULcHRATRD
victims Of scrofaious diseases, who drag your
HReleAa persons into tho company OF better men,
take AynR's sARsAPARIILA, and purge out the
foul corruption from your blood. RcNtore your
health, and You will not only enjoy life better,
bat make your company more tolerablo TO those
who must keep a. a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

THR OLD IsHABIrASTs.-The citiHens OF
Washington who have resided In tho C,y for
Rny years are about forming themselves In a
s,eieiy 10 be known a. tho Oldest Inhabitants
idents any years Tho oldest resident 10 be- Pros
dent Tho society 10 meet annually on ttC
Fourth Of July. A meeting Of Organization v
10 callod at tho City Hall In afew days.
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GALE OF d0VKRNMENT HoKsKs.

~ aH.H %
auAsIa'.AsrA osssa q. AS I. Or. oyss., 4 I,
WGsuinaTos Orr, Nay %, 1884 !. ~
win be sold Al pablls Aas,isa. V the highasi
bidder, NJ 0Lesbolo', D, ., on ii'.F .,i-i I'd
FRIDAY, Juns 4 1885,
TUEsDkf, JunSs, 1915,
...s THURSDAY, Jane q 1885, 'sh
...a RHiDAY, JIns q, lse1, 1880
ARd on TUESDAY, TIUhhpA 11d IhipAh
q each week thsrSAilsr during ne neS'Ai "a
two HUhDRED CAVALRY HOhsEs HAoH
....' H. ~ DAY. He- HHI u.oN
gOr road and iaI.alIs papO'ss nHAy good
Horses soia singIy. sale 70 sennoAss = 10
a. m. Terms eask, 10 United States currency.
Steamboat tot diesboFO' viii have sesea.h
.,rssI wharf w"-hlns'on' ss:IE t sS1r f nRss
pseysI BhsaaIor asusrai, Ia charge Illul
Division QnAftennasleF 0eneral's once. iN1Dnl
mySotjoSo LLLL-l n IN. IL.
A NEW VOL! LOOK AT TIE JULY
IN NO.. PoRrRAfTs % PnnaIpnEf Jennsos-.
two views isEoRSrAMS nAhLAH onsen yleis.lat
the Empress Eagenio; the HInperor Aiennnderi
Jalias Cesar, with ahe.obag q ehsFas.er ne
COEspirAiOrn, aud How thoy Look tho fhY.log-
homy Of elaasesj Love and Lovers second MAI-J
VlaE6s Vat F5iks and Loan Folks, and How 20
euro Thom, win IIluslratloasi The Isunsiaa, Win
portraltsi knlArglng the Lungpi lmmoFtaliiy %
hlnd A Wonderful Prediction Rulalied hyi1a-
slsl ro'try Nader z Ey'i AZ ARP'e ron
Work Day Rellgloni A HAT % Maiden Ladisst
Dictionary Of PhTonology and fhyaioghomysun
sRgTayings. HAts-a Now hollpns hlgAitnteai
Oar COuntTy; "AbtS-b bodied non ~ Anrly -
triola Of America, ulustFAteds Our HuAneea The
Atlantic Cable, and Americans IN hngland with
mach more In JULY DOUBLE no. fhhHA0A
LOGICAL JOURNAL Best No. sssI i.sssa:
BsgiHs q new Vol Only - eonla, ~ returh
pnst or a year for N Hnbscrlha nov. Addrera
hsssrs. FOWLER 4 wkLhS, No. 80 hloadusyi
N. Y. n. VI tl.--ll- j. y. leI,2tN .
TMPORTANT 10 DISCHARGED sol.
IL DIkIlB. --Jfiokets can b prosured a Ne aAea
OF tho Great PeanAy lyAnia Route, AdIqieleN ne
once Of Major Taylor, u y, Y. ~, ~ the L09ge o.
no u 8 Sanitary 10 All pSinis In tho
Northwest and GDuihWest, a. grady roduee4
rates. BoldioFa Will sad this The eheaPeat, aAlekp
eSl aud anlest Iouta 70 lhelr homes. ~ N
nyal-tmd J. NlhkiAs, AsesA
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AuorTorS SALES.
JAZZ OF aovRRNMRNT HORSES.

SAh8 VI NVNAnNAAANA AVA1Ns
ouArrnHnAsrra oEsrnn's orvtcn,l
wAsamoron Cryr, Nay -, lses.
VIII b sola, 81 publie auction, 70 the highest
bidder, al the time and places named below, Wis I;
BILfIM0RR, MARYLAED, WEDNESDAY,
yuue =, 1886
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
READING. pES IssS iis THURSDAY,
I...H Jane IA leGa, -
WEST CHESTER, PSNNsELvlNIA, THURSDAY
June 10, 1884.
MIRPLIN, PRNNsYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
XII. June n lee5, .1H II flss laI
PTTTsnUR0, PRPNsYLvANIA, THURSDAY,
June ~ leaS.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, "WEDNESDAY,
Jane -, 1ea5,
PTTTsBURd, PRNNLYLvANIA, THURSDAY,
June -, leea. ..-.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
II each place,
TOr ROAD and farming purpose. many good bar.
Horuss sold aiaeIy. Sales 10 eommsnea Al 10 ..
N. Terms cash In United states currency.
~. -.H.. JANIS A. RKtN,
Brey, Brig. oen., in charge First division
myap-uc2p O. Nc o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

PASSING CouHrERFRII MoNEY. John Glib
saa was arrested BY Olissr Howos yesterday fol
P4ssing counterfeit money. Justice Drury CON
Rittod him 10 lail for court. ..... =. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

LARcEGT.-Georgo Lomax was arrested
yesterday by OfacoT Crown, for stealing elothiHp
rom sandy sanders. Ho was takon before jas
ues Walter, and committed 10 Jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Our DsvII Rushed In tho sanetum the
ether day, his face boamtng through Its triple
,eat of ink, with the Potent Presence Of an
Idea, - porched himself upon the Imposing bsone
ADD delivered the following magnificent epigram |;
when tho ladioH. Heaven bloss 'em y
PLANTATION BITrERs take,
They all exclaim, deligbted-
"Oh what man Is DRAKR -
We would remark, by way Of explanation, that
The author Of tho above had beoa sick vita Dys'
rersia aud Lowneas Of Spirits for some time,
when lady friend presented him with bottle
Sthe wonderful BiTTERs which his rhyme oele'
pr.ies, aud Its eifcct was magical enough, nos
eny 10 enre hts. Dyspepsia, bat 10 produce tas
usnendous rhythmieal specimen OF his genius
which We haVe given. HfOs Ia Plantation. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17
CPaCIAL sALRs OF BRRvICHABLR
- DRAFT HoKBiis.
ouAHTERnAsrRH dHHHRAL'a OVPi0H, I
WAnnI nnInn ID q LINN L lAAh 1

q
". ouAnTERnAs rRH dHHHRAL'a OVPi0H,
wAHBIEaroH. d. o., June ], 1864 \
by direction Of the oTmaAter General,
thoro will be sold nj public auction to tho highest
bidder, nj tho times aud places hanod below,
nj EsBoRo, D. O., MONDAY, June 0, 1893
0IEaBORO, d. O., SATURDAY, JuHs 10, 1893.
1lEsnORn, d. q, MONDAY, June ~, 1870,
BALriMoRE, ND, "WEDNESDAY, Jnno u.
wILLIAMsPORT, Pa, SATURDAY. Juno IT,
wEsFSHEsrER, Pa, SATURDAY. June IT,
GIEsBORO, D. O., SATURDAY, JuBs ", 1898.
0IESDORO, D. O., MONDAY, June 10, isa6.
alEBBORO, ID q. SATURDAY, June n, IadS.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, SATURDAY, Juno ~,
dIEsB0Ro, D. @. MONDAY, June d, 1861
PiTTsBGRdH, PA, SATURDAY, JAY I, 1893
0IEsBORO, d. O., SATURDAY, July I, 1891.
Two hundred ssTViesAblo Draft Horses nj each
Al Opportunity " purehaao sapaTior class Of
DTaf Horses, IT far lass than their lrus value II
nov afforded 10 the Publis Tho animals, though
the army, and must DO sold. Tho attention Of
managers ~ city railroads and 81 manufactures
IL especially called IN these sales.
IlGrses sold siPsly salss 70 commence At 10 a.
Steamboat for aiosborO will leave Seventh
m' 10 ~; m au..a,., y nnaia A l., h ~.
Jss.2s. Iirst Divisioa q. n. DO
GALE OF sERvICEABLE MULES.
QUARTRRnAsTEH dENEn Us OVYioE,
wAsnIEGros, ID. O., June Q, 1858.
By direction Of tho QuaTisrmAsteT General,
cat bidder, al the times aud places named below,
wILLIAMsPoRT, PA, THURSDAY, Jane 10,
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