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AS-Aneient Fine Arts.--IcAitor Of the
Hsp fOrk Herald: Respecting the relies Of por-
eelain ware found In the late eKhumAtlonH At Her
eulanenm, which have bcsn forwarded 10 the So
eiety Of Antlquitlss In London, whereof your
correspondents says the bottle resembling Drake's
Plantation Bittera was ind oubtedly placed Among
the ruins by the agent Of Dr. Drake. we desire 10
state.that he IL incorrect In every respect II .
bottle was found there bearing our lettering Abs
Language o. the Ancient Romans was different
Agent has other busineaa than this In Europe, and
has not been In Italy NJ all. No doubt Americans
carry Plantation Ditters 10 Rome but trying 70
way seems quite useless. and We do not appreei.
ate the Joke. It's Unnecessary for us 10 spend
money In Europe while W are unable 70 supply
the demand for these celebrated Dllters here.
9ks.peotfuliy, p. n. DHAKn 90.
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Ap,v,.., o, was P:, o,s,Vs.


AnguFAEr 0nInnAL'S OppIon,
WAsuinaron, D. O., Nay Vs. leaa
A. s pc following Sneors having been reported ~
N. headquarters of he Army for the olenosa
istsnaiier specihed, are hereby notified that
M VIII stand dismissed The service u the
nv diusd States, unless within ahesu daya from
ri. qate thsy appear before he Military Com
~. a'Sa In session 10 this city, of which Bhga.
W venerAl lohn G. Caldwell, united States
s,s'nIeerA Y President, and make sAtiSfastory
'''ass 70 the charges against thea: kFP'
. Captain willard. K'Hi, iis.A IndI.n. vslun-
.. S:s,.lA Iou.sA.aJ wAsh. ls..A Iaalaaa vol
. arr; sI..;.s.., ~s.Ay D. c.l..a. lsOA la
. s1', 5;.sl.sssi O,ss. W. Bs..s.. iaSA In.
49, Ab1snos ,stgAas.l Laass
~. .ienienant O. D. Bailey, sOlA Naina
Tsris "a Lls.lssanl John Q. JsWs,i, itih Ase
~ s':sas isasssssiI TAonas Thn.As.. An I.d..
AssiIiaai Aaisiani esnsFsi
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JEwnLnr. - clastsr Sets, Coral Settle.
Jet sstis, Gross ssiis. Long Chains, Draselsts,
Rings, Jet Duckcls, EnaIaellsd Buekels. Silver.
PiAisd Cups, Teaspoons, Call Bells, for only one
dollar ~ the Dollar Jewelry Store. Ne. as Pa
aSsnus, meas Rour-And- a-half street .lt
mxiA.lna a.
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LkpiEs' UsIoH RELup AssocIASIoE
A Correction --TAs report Of this aaaoeiatlon,
handed IN for publication oa Saturday, containsd
m error Of some importance. Il was niaiod that
no funds were handed over By the retiring On.
In 10 the Secretary. Tho election u Mrs.. Rieks
a. Wee President was alec Inadvertently omitted
In the report
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PARs REDucHD.- Quite en- excitement vas
bad yesterday morning Il The feot Of seventh
street, on account of the steamer Keyport being
Pot on the passenger line plying between this
he route IN eonjunetion with ths siesmsr foass
America, and had tho effect Of reducing the fare
70 ave cents. Quite an animated time waa had
By the rival boata 20 secure passenger.
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AsY one having occasion 70 visi. private
medical inslitaslol are advised 10 call on Dr.
|vsllny.
where enables hin % gusAasss perfect care In
all cases.
All Waits ana Recommendations siristiy private
and confidential. Persons calling sss No enc bat
the Doctor. febl-n
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THEnE Il no excuse for those Who dfag
their weary and disordsrad bodies into our com
pAny, when few doses az Arnn'aHAhsAPAniLLA
would cleanse their murray blood and restore
their health and vigor. Ye muddy victims Of
bilious disease. have some regard for youT aslgh-
e0Eb, II no. for yourselves
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~ The Bridal Chambsr, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Nea. Also,
aew and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
s onhy s ~ nm '' sK,fIIH
HoU0HroH, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
p. .l mhsi-y
aB- A Friend IN Need = Those res
Quiring occidental medical assistance should
apply 70 some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study;
sueh man IL Dr.. DARBY, who u daily curing
Numbers % both sores, and every age, who have
besn 10 ali the eelf-ealled doctors In this city,
snd spent valuable lime and money, with no
beneat until be took charge Of them. Hla terms
are more moderate than those Of mere boAatlng
prstenderp, whose only purpose IL 10 fleece the
unfortunate, and then Adviss them, When u Il
almost toe late, 70 apply 10 him.
aftsTWafds DE. DARBY,
Ne 40 seventh sirssL between D aad =
sirosih. wsshinktou city. fols-n
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Pos nAra, MICS, RoAcuEs, AIRS, Bnp.Broa.
PLnAs. Morms ~ frEs AED WooLESs, lEascrs
ON PLASrs, Vows, ASnAis, Hrc.
as years established In n. 7. city,
',oply fnfallibls remedies known. "
Pre- from Poisohs. "
"Not dangerous 10 the Human Family
"RAts come out Of their hOis. 10 die. p"
- Sold BY all Drugrsta and Retailers
81 lii BEwAREiii o. all worthless limitations.
So PhIHcIfAL DEror, asa BRoADwAI, n. Y.
Sold By ali Druggista and Dealers al Washing.
ton, D. 9. mll-daWlm
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cHrHY orAHTEsSAsyrh oSvIen. J
DEroT o. WAaniIaToH,

A"tNt-EANHN II
WAsgHsToE, D. G. Nay 4, lse5.
Win be sold II Publie Auction, under the a..
s's.los q o;R.sis = " T%SS .IRaSa 49,, g.
the square between \ and y, aaa Twentieth and
TWssiy .arat streets, wAshingion, d. @. on
~ y Sas ~ ssSs !. .Ss
for public use, yiGi s
Ares, Picks, AuGuEs, brushes, Boilers, Bailss.
Bnekota, Blankets, Bits, BTooInn, enddls. Bags.
Wagon Covers, Curry Combs, Chisela, ROrEos,
ChAlrs, FORKS, Hammorp, Hatcheta, HALVES, Bar-
ness, Lanterns, Plates Collar Pads, Kobe Ruleru,
ma iaTS. l.. q wScssSs Iron ssssp. CAT.
Iron, norae Shoes, Wagon.Tirs, ~.
] Elsvaior,, with shaiiinE . Grain cisSHsTI, aad
. lot u Betting and Iron Gearing
Successful klldgia Will 10 kequifedt p femove
the ltoreD within hvo days from date Of sale
Terms eaah, In 0ovoFnmsnt funds.
-.....n.g,,p.HR ucKKR,
Z 2 2 big 0oh. md Child duar.ArbAaisr,
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arTe ths 2.stullvStsFs ~ tfe ssss
oED WAnD. --All the loynl voters " the BecQnd
Ward ars requested 10 attend . meeting, 70 b
tsIa q German Hall, y Elexenlh slleet near
= ae'eloeh, iOr he purpose u inaking werd
- =. 1a.lont !. tak.s---
~ nesiss,--An Aaigafllsd Mesttna
y ne retpfn q rebels 70 oar city win b bod
a 1sland man. TUESDAY EvRNIN0. MAJ 10.
lS03. This meeting Il made necessary By rsason
Of the destination o. one Of the canddatss and In
city cmesfs may havs an opportunity 70 report
81 cAnD.--washingte May N,
AZ . Meeting of my fellow -eitixcns, held on the
night 81 the eth Instant, was eensurpd for my
vote Ia the Council In opposition 70 the rc.0id.
lions offered By the President Of the Board, On
ihs petition Of John II. johnson, Rsq. NJ mo.
tlvea for 20 voting were, that honestly believed
that a. The rebellion had been aubdued. and that
armed opposition to the Government was At an
end, that that Government which has 90 shown
iis power and wisdom In 90 overcoming 70. enc
miles has eertalnly. In my oplnion, the wisdom
and ability 70 adopt the best policy In relation 70
question Of 20 much delieaey and moment In
srrinF southern brethren. think that our rela.
tion 4 such In this District toward the Govern.
nsnt, and wisely 70, thai u forbids our Interior
IL. JoHx =. WARD, Tinh ward.
as-New York ana yvashing ton Steam
sHiP ConPAxr, foot Of High street, Georgetown.
s.ssn'hlg Baltimore T. now si.sh.tgiss her
Ing their goods, without iarthsr notice.
G. p. Hou0Hr0N, Agent.
GAonoErows, Nay Is, lsss, myls-a
a. Msssaehusstts Mnitary stsss
AenxcS REMOVAL. -on and After MONDAY,
January lat, 1895, the Masaaehusetta STATE
Agency WIN eeeepy lie new rooms u the No
hsr of seventh aud d streets, Washington, d, Q.
Ma.ssehusss,s soldiers and eitiisns are invited
idVis. ana assistance gysS I'm $, sss,s.
deSi-u Lieut. Col and STATE Agent.
So New YORK. state soldiers Agency
renewed 2s5 street, between Twelfth and Thif-
teeuth streets. All information Of Interest or
value 70 the soldiers Of New York, or their
Sas% .hss II y. SpSn a. ~ is,sr
No, 1ss street, between Twelfth and Thir'
tenth stree.A mhl-satuthu
ArPeople's Telegraph = New FiFvt
Class LIsna. direct 70 NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and 70 important points: -wa.hington onees'
lvset slde,l corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Sixth street, under National Hotel, and corner
Piftesnth and streets, opposite Treasury build
'slsa Manage. e y @.:Siasiss sS Sl.si..
arFreedom National i-Ths En.anei.
patton Proclamation vihdieated. The Enamel.
patton Proclamation Of the President OF the Vni-
ted stAtes, issued January I, 1sea, and Letter Of
tho President Of the United States 10 the Union
Convention holden At Spring held, IlliAoia, Sep.
tember 5. 1883. In Pamphlet Porm, with Covers,
Omeinlly Revised and Corrected. Ror sale at ths
NATIoSiL RHPvBLIcAr once. Priee-Ten cent?
per copy II copies, 81 IS copies, "a Mailed,
free Of postage to any pare Of the United stsies.
Ap2,-u
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rnun "a M " AVG A m O W." VIZ
IVnN y. hhs hNp = s.l = - :. sllfi.
= WARRINGTON, D. G. Ma
-, pn,Lsns y "
yJ5 - ~ s-r az
SWEDISH IRoN--Ordinary sissA
EEIINED iron d
Robs l" -
HoHsE SHOE fRoH--niilss A.
oxsIa Avn NAY KouNps
% D. NAIL RoDa tft
Tov. 20.
hokiwAv euAPiK &. AZ
sprfr0 eTfrL
TiEI a.. r
Moops-oalyaliasd
ssh9LL lhqgss p,vvp nons-n...a,.,a
.Ysar.i charcoal glAis hos PaAfisa
sHKff mon An.risssi Ansr.s.s ..o..s.
s ri, ss's =.
o oSgAeo c1 oasf sI nTskI
6.ah srhkI, .sAadsfson's-
WAT elkf sTRsL. o.
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20 f4
v, fsviss ne aii<a.,ea = s1ssriissfs sna
,..lse.. nsn y ne soiunsa q Ne DAnr ma
,'o-ft RsrvsLieAr. - a aissrsisins nsdiun
!, N. : large siFouiStisn initAs sitiss Il wash
,.v,ou and d,orrctovn. and ths safsvunfins
,.satry, ana Il constantly harvesting. We fssi
,.Osdsnt that thsy will and Il not snlys vsiaa.
n, bat rslisbl, medium sf'ssnnanisa,ing With
he public.
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AUorfor aALne.



onRAr sAIR on bKAurfrUL coT7QonsTns
0MtHh HIoh oRouND hkAR COLUMBIA
o. TUESDAY, ArFRRNoox, Nay a !, .
plot. % eround u one hAlfto ens asfs each, &c
sssed Ga the Piney Branch road, bstNeth
fieFre'a Vii and the Honrtsenth stree, rad be-
Ihese COTTAGE SITES are On the high ground
sxreNn - fiasy Branch road, which Tor beautl-
~ and romanue scenery Il unsurpassed In this
.iciniY This road, leadine 70 riercs'a NIL and
keek ctsst has long hen the fsyotiis drive %
levsr. % u.s picturesqas zach plot Il improved
WI some any OF sixty varieties u fruit treea q
The . ppctusity to purchase srouna in mi.
favored locality u seldom offered. u IL easy Of
eee.ss, being oulya short walk from the termlnua
ess Hear,eentA street. passenger railroad.
Az soaysysasins and stamps a the cost Of the
JAMES c. MCGUIRE > CO.,
myld-tda AuullouaerH
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
IL DISTRICT or COLUMBIA

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
ANNIE 3 pETERsoH " OEoR0E PETBR.
Ths subp9na Issued 70 compel the defendant's
Appearance having been returned into The Clerks
olee BY the MaTIhal, on he l0th day Of March,
Isd5, endorsed ''aoR 81, and the defendant
rule day, occurring tvehiy days alierWards, And
tha complainant havlng hled an ahdavit Of .
diaintareatad Withesa that the defandant has bean
abssnt FROM this Diatriet for more thAn aiH
him, t H. on nnoti0n of COMP Ibis Oh day
% May, i6a6, ordered that The defendant eaaas
hia appsafanoo 10 BE- ealsTsa On THE sull on or
before The fr.t Tuesday o. JAY neEi, oghoTWise
1FSs sopyi Ri. hElas,
Rys-Nswt CLERK.
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John Il. BLvANs . CO.,
~ 81 Louisisns ayenue and sos street -
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
DnALuaa ~ *
Kn0 HARDWARA -


KB0 HARDWARA =
CUT NAILs-yInlsAsd, 60 ia; Esnss, 0 70
CUT sPikEs-l V Tinshe'.
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES.
leBt Bunasn,s CITY, No. I toSi Q. SAa
HORSE EaILs-ohaas, eto ioi f9iaa@,s z.
Issass. a,o 10: .Im,dc.a. 90 70 10 ~"
Apll TGRMsi YET CASH
DY W. l. WALL CO.,
ID AUCTi0kkRRH.
HORsl AND GARBAGE BAZAAR
AKp REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES.
oABRIA0Rs. STOCK, 49,,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Alhih and Tenth Streets, waaAiAE,on.
AUCTION sALKs KvERY
TUHsDAT, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
cAsH ADVANCED on coHsIsNMENTG
STORAGE ToR oARRIAonA
HORSES, cARAIA0n8, &C..
hssaivsA ior Private SALE.
WI WALL . co., Assls
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IT ARdR SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL MULKa

ca'rp orAsrranArHR's oryIee,)
DHror or wAHnixuTuS, -
WAEuINeroN, u. G.. Nay IA lseS
direetiea VI Breve, Colonel Charles u. fomkins,
a y NJ At the Corrals near the Observatory, In
the CITY Of Washington, d. G., between
hvR AND SIX THOUSAND MULEs,
vira II w -
TNs sale will commence On MONDAY, Nay e,
len, a. 10 o'clock, . N. aud continue from day
70 Day. rals,. o.h.rvl'e ordered, pntn tho
n. male. VIII Ss sold sihsis 10 the AisAs.,
Terms cash, In Government fands.
L vi m m uIfCEEu
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SALB OF CONDEMNED MULLINS.

N.Y. y y --~TFs'-nTN-'t
A UcTI0N BALR OF CONDEMNED
"A HORSES.
orAnrHnnLsfER oHsnnAL's orpfcs,l
wAsHIsaroE Orr, April IS, ises.
VIII be sold. ~ public aastion.to the highest
% fsss lIni al Fas;r s-naf
Nay 4, 1ee5,
CARLISLE, PENNsYLyANIA, THURSDAY,
Nay n, 1885,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY,
rIrrsBuRo, f hay u Iva FRIDAY.
May ~, 1885,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
T6sss horses have bssa condemned As unal for
the Cavalry seryies Of the army.
xor road and farming purposes many good bar
Horses sold sinEiy Sales 70 sommsbes 81 10 g.
N. Terms cash In uhltsd states currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew. Brig, 0sp,, In charge FIRST Diylsioa
Ap2c-l2tth Q. moo
GALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsRs.
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CTnIEE og y .Isl I.Is OyT Z y

0HIEF oUARTERMAsrERs OFFIcE,
~ DsRor Q, wAsHlSsroH, WAahHEsroE, D. G.,
All dsalsrs IL Drugs, Hardware, Lumber.
Leather, 0nee Rurniture, Harness and eadleJ
are requested 10 send 70 this ohlee, on the NON
dspIeais 81 the articles they are prepared 70
pTnlsh 70 this dsIot q BhoFt notice, with the
price Of each marked IN plata heufsa. 20 that, In
saae ths exigensies of ne asFyiee require 4, the
article % sFtsls. can 30 ebtAinsd without dslAy,
Dsalsss wiskisk % ssli V this Depot wiii bs
required 70 farnlsA The llst pgnsiusily every
Monday morning.. d. II. HuCKKk
iaS-h Depot ~ WAahinaton
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First NATIONAL BANK OF
wAsHINoTox.
VS. HrSTiS'10I' cashier.
eo'AANAAAf pA'
FINANCIAL AosSr or rHr UNITED TATE
isru srsusr, erpOsirs -ns TssASrHS DvAsr.
nasT.
a, ...,,,.. -,,s 1,...,,., u,v..
s,,,.,
Acting is ssun.s'iou With the Aou''t
JaY cooks q CO., q.
..vc,,, ,apxr. yoR rHx,nto.x
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Brig. Gen. and Chief eusIisrnesisr,
'mylJ-ss Depot Of WAshington.
SALE OF cc H!D.: L.5I !! 9uARrERMAs.
cHiEr ouARrHHnASrHaia 0yYicH,
DEroT o. WAaHiNdroN, y
WAsHINdroh, n. c., Nay ~, 1seo.
WIN BE- sold AZ public auction, under the dlree.
,lon Of Captain james n. Moore, A. q, NJ, .. D.
s;;s,, si EsS. Ne New xSss 1y:aSs
layton, .. O., On WEDNESDAY, Nay II, 1898,
~ ~ o'clock q. m, lot Of condemned Quarter.
master Stores, consisting Of
shevela, Spades, Axes, Rrooms, brushes. Buck.
s,A, Lantsrns, Lamps, Paulins, Pumps, Desks,
.ersea, Hammer, SQUARES, compasaea, HALVES,
Bake Ovens, Cauldroas, Flags, = lot of oid Brass,
Copper, Zinc, Sheet and Cast-ifon Scraps, Ao!
sueceaaful bidders must remove the stores
Within Eve ibD days from the date Of sale
Terms cash, In 0ovevameut funds.
Bdgadier General and Chief auAr,ermas,sr,
myl3.N Depot Of Washington,
SALE OF 4 FRAME BUILDING.
CuIHS orAnrRnnAsrHR' oYVIon,l
DHPor og WAAHINaros,
-, NAsHISoroS, d, C., Nay II, 1885
VIVA he cold At public auction, on the prem.
lse- under the direction Of Captain J. H. crowsli,
A; o ~, on SATURDAY, Nay -, lsos, At II
FRIME B6ILpIKa,
eighteen BY thirty feet, ahinaled rojf, formally
\ used by the Government a. an Armoty, aud sltu'
Aied q the corner Of seventh and G streets, Capt.
tol Hill, Washington, D. Q.
Terms cash, In 0oVernmsnt funds,
Brisadlsr GENERAL and Chief ouartsrmssisr.
myI.at Depot Of Waahinaton
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6 EA ON II A L L
CORNER OF NINTH AHD D srRKErA

rent for Balls, Concerts. ha ID L ahely fires.
coed, and flashed IN the naosi substAntiai man
nsr, with large and convenient dressing Rooms,
and gallery 1t the south end for ppeeiators.
The Hall 10 NE beat ventilated room In the
city, with twenty windows on the south and
east nnd west sides, With large yentilator IL
the centre Of the Hall Il l. admlrAbly adapted
for Concerts, being built with especial atiention
has bssa taken 70 have tbs best aoor that soula
he Mali viii be rented for Balls, Concerts,
iasSiS. d Q. taEcKELs, On D af.s., ,Aird
door from the Hall nolo-dh
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uoUsBKBBPBRs' COAL COMPANY.
COAL AT COST
70
srocEHoL
opyIcs No. en- rHrRrHnSrH STREET.
ABovE o.
THoS a. WILSON. Assn.

To Housekoepeui
Cost Of Mining and Transporting . ton Of
Coal, 40 lbs, TO philadelphia. ....,..,.0 -
lard Expenses And Delivery. .....,,....... ]. rs
Freight from Philaaslphia, present rass... $50
wharfage '''.''..'.'''''.'''''''''' -
Our price for ton Of Coal. delivered in
Retail pSi:. per Ton u 1900 iS.., 10 wash.
ington, present rpts. ....',,...',...."s..ho 90
a92|
Are you wIllIhg 10 continue to pay from 90 20
70 per eeHtum advance on your CoSlf Do you
wish 70 save from - % " per Ton, And 60, good
article, we'll prepared
Zach stoefholdsr in the HousEKnEPBRs'
COAL COMPANY is furnished with . eospon
for every share Of stock he holds. Zach coupon
ALLY AT COST for 10 years.
AE Al As pressnf rstafi price " Coal a stoek.
holder lctll Sdvs tes snftre cosf Of hfs btOck In
too years sEeIusfps " aHv each dfvfdsHds As
he compAny's mines are In eomplots working
order, with ali the machinery, &c. I, necessary 70
work the eollisry; tbs present capacity being
10000 tons.
Prom the sale Of surplus Coai ever that used By
the Stockholders, the Company expects 10 realise
.ualeient profit 20 Peg SeSd ssni.AnnuAl cash
dividend.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT TIE oYRICE
oB THE COMPANY.
Az ThiHssnih street,
myiI-In wssAinstOa, DC.
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WAN.TBD.-GoLD AND SILVER
w Watches, Dianonds, Pistols, Pawn.
brokers Tickets. Furniture. ciothing, or any ar.
tisls 81 value The highest eAsh price paid, OF
Machine Agency, 500 Ninth street, three doors
north Of rennsvlvahia avenue. ap25-lms
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o-''' f S.scs o. E...,. Sss,s'

Brig. Gen. ana chi.f a a S
myt-let Depot of Washington.
GALE or CONDEMNED QUAKTkRMAB-
- TRR STORES, HORSE P0wKRs. MiLLs,
DRAIN CLEANERS, &c.
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- MetieeJ--An AaiDufllsd Msstina
q ne Loyal cinssns q the Seventh vafd epy.yss4
y The retnfn u rebels 10 oar city win BE- helo
a lsland man. TUESDAY BvRNIN0. MAJ 10.
~ III, meeting !. msf a. nsss..s,y y rsssSs
order that the eommittee appointed 10 visit the
city cmesfs may havs an opportunity 70 report,
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how any State goes Stanton is wrapped up in the man.
tie Of MS own originality As long as he has lease
sident or Senatorror anything else In the submty of
his autocracy he Is content let the outside world take
care or itself, and even senator's and governors,
they cross MS path, may go TODD
Scratch, or 70 the Old Captol-about the
thing, The Postmaster General has not been long
enough IN the business 10 be bored TO great extent
The Interior Department not considered of much
count any how; and old Grandmother Weiles is
thought OF politically. Thus all these political wire
workers are turned for the time being TO the State
Department where they with the qcter
saodo that characerizes that establishment and like
beaux surrounding reignng belle retire. each satis
Ned thai he has made good impression and has carried
bis point
The iact s that the administration cares little for
these local squabhles II engaged upon matters Of
aomnls'.aiion are no, unapprecated; but u rs
presumed that every loyal man, Of whatever
party esntecedents, at the North, and in the
loyal states, Is a friend or the administration,
and there Is no time 10 talk of party politics. The
reorganization OF the Southern States restoration Of
integrity TO the Union, the redemption of the whole
country from the serious losses sustained during tho last
four years OF desolaon the tasks Andrew johnson
has hand and he has addressed himself to them with
singleness of purpose and self-sacrhclng devotion
which challenge admiration He will not for moment
be led away from any of these great projects to attend
who may be elected Senator what party may be
successful in State election. He counts upon the sup
Cp Se waesasa cSn
who don't belong TO the peopel and he n
proceeding with his work with an eye single
u the one great result of perfect restoration Of the
Union. Called to the executive Office without the imme-
diate aid OF any party he forming party for himself
He has enuncated plainly his policy and his ideas Of
reconstruction, or rehabilitation, reorganization
whateverit it may be called They are plain and un-
misakable He intends TO adhere to them because he
believes them to be right They the cade he
has set up for politicians, and those who agree
with them are at liberty to oppose them. He is con-
scios that their ghtfuness will recommend them the
good men OF all parties and whoever may be Senator
Governor, wiz rally around him popular support that
VIII deIy and destroy whatever opposition may be
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the HOSTILE INDIANS.
Progress or General Connor's Powder
River Expedition.

FoRr L,RAais, August 20 $500.
Advice- from General Connors Powder river cxpedl.
iion TO .asi n have been received
On the ldth inst. n detachment OF Connors Pawnce
dcoy cred pursued and killed all of war party
OF Cheyennes numbering twenty four, who were re-
turning from the mail road with scaps and plunder.
There was no loss on our side Our captured
twenty nine horses and males and quantity Of whito
woncn's and childrcn's clothing, two infantry coats
Issued Fort Laramie last spring to the Indians, who
subsequently killed Captain Fouls and -four Of the
Seventh Iowa cavalry and also number OF letters and
papers addressed to the OF tho seventh Michigan,
now on duty the mail road which shows they were
direct from the mail line.
On the 10th the scouts killed Of the principal
chiefs OF the Cheyennes On the 2ist Captain Marshall
of the Eleventh Ohio cavalry into band Of Indians
and killed two captured twenty horses and mules To-
gethcr with packages OF punder which had ev
IDENTIFY but recently come into their possession We had
no loss on our side.
The Indians arc all moving north with great rapio'y
for their villages General Connor left Powder river on
the I'D INST moving north and concentrating n's
columns ready and eager 20 meet them