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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-17
RIA good compositor can got vof'
IN this Office.

~Our readers will bear with NJ. lp|
order to give al the dispatches We have
been compelled to omit much general ano|
local editorial matter, notes Of the ser
vices in our city churches yesterday, &c
We will be retrospective tomorrow.
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y Godey's Magazine for May hs
been received by Lowry.

@Any person having bills on account
of celebration on the l4th are requested
to hand them to Charles P. Birge at once,
for settlement.
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MAsoNIc.-The uhole Masonic frater
nifty in Keokuk is requested to meet .
Masonic Hall, this (Mouday } evening, .
~ o'clock.
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"A "a D - r. r NJ
a 81 ! ....:. y ) >. ls'.. ~
IT, 1senead Wna3 -
NE felIe.isg:
Hsodqonse6fs ~ oeae q ya7l
i 15eel lssS. y
& sQStSe - g666nt evsnla - pnl1
- - so.o6onbGng q ~ gsOtl - III
M aeling = - legislatala Viii
E{nk. = 4oelndod. 6Aoal0 tl1
Seatlsnes sons T. the city unds ~ -
|1ieo q roaesemb)y already publishods ~
|will be fusnishsd pshsporss 70 rstur4 q
kheis homes. Any Of the psssons aaaed
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Bostoo, April Is.
Edwia Beeth has been plugged int,
he deepest grief By tho desperate sst 0
his brother, and Il j. telling isarfslly spo'
his sensitive Stature. TO night 10 Ms 1
nave taken bis farewell Of the Boston psb
HE foe . time, bnt it y said be has ex
pressed : determination never to sppes
apoa tho stage agaia.
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Halifax, April Is.
The Governor had appointed to-day 70
giving assent to the bills passed with th,
usual ceremonies, but upon receiving th'
news of President Lincolnss murder b.
sent the following message to the Coun
Ecil:
Governors House, Halifax, N. g., !
April Is. 1865. I
Ny Dear Sir: The very shocking in
|teliigenee which has just reached ne o.
|the murder Of President Lincoln By ths
band Of an assassin. and my ssnss Of the
loss which he cause of order has sustain
led By the death Of man whom have
always regarded % emiuently upright ia
his intentions, indisposes me to undertake
any pablis oessmoay such - had con
tsmpla,ed in my intended visit to the
Legislative Council to-day. l beg, there.
fore, to notify you Of the postponsuen.
of that visit and perhaps under the Dir
buustancss men Of oil parties may feel
shat the suspension Of further public bus
mess for the day would be most litsine
show Of sympathy not unbecomin8 the
Legislature to offer, and one which none
conld misconstrus.
Believe me TO be, my dear sir,
Most faithfully yours,
(eigusd,) RrcHAaD g. MoDowxLI.
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Washington. April ;5-la n.

Andrew johnson Vas sworn into Office
|as President of the United States By
Chief.J ustics Chase to-day n II O'Clock.
Secretary McColloch aud Attorney Gen.
eral Speed and others we're present. He
remarked, "Ths duties are mine; I will
perform them, trusting in God"
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Buffalo, April Is.

The Governor of New York has issued
i proclamation revoking the proposed
thanksgiving for recent victories on Apri
Goth, aud changing it to one of hunilia
zion and prayer.
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LHOR SALE-l00 acres new Land.
50 acres under cultivation with tive Ia hou.rs
sid small orchard. situated 1e miles r. frnI Wsr..v
sn one mile from Brrckinridge Hancoek Co llIino.
title good. Price q coo. Enquire OF
II. b. TEN-EYCK
mchs Real Estate Agent, KesAuk
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= $40 LOAN!

These Bonds paysble in thr<e years frun Angus
1884, ard convertible the holder's option
0aturity into the - Bonds besring par cent inter
ST. vhsh IL payable in goiA. The a-l0 are the oil
Bonds nov the market which be bad At mar The
sxempt fron both State and Municipal tax and %.
great Inducements for parties seeking investment.
H. K. LOVE, Pea.
| = y Ro0fH, tufAsr. jan-12
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story double brick Dwelling House containing six
oos cisfefn, rood cellar house r.inted sk-d Al
ver lot we'll fene and all In good order situated near
e corner Of Eth and Dies Moines streets Titie coed
Price 81 500 Enquire Of m TENYyfE
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DOR SALE-A Two sinrx hrick d.ell

l. ing, with rooms cistern cellar ornamental trees
nd two ful lots situated the 5th ana Frank
IN streets. IN good nerhborhood. Title roed or no
sale Price, SEQ. Enquire of H. b. rEN-EYCK
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EOR SALE-The three stew dorhle.

brick and frame building known ~ tAa aP.vta,cu
|1tnAted on Conrerf street. between ~ and I'd stseees
This houee has 10 each side with ara
,elars to accommodate both lids. Ii will
|two famlies 1t may be used a boarrtps No. n
will be sold separately together to suit
title good or NO sale. inquire Of $50
feb22 II. B. rKN-EYcK.
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DOR sALE-A frame dxelline r;ti

or rooms cstern cellar let so by 100 feet situ
ste on the corner Of ID and Exchange streets rood
Nance for some steamboat man, vho place near
the river. Title good sale. Price 81 500 Enquire
% lfee28l H.H. TEN-EYCE
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EOR SALE-A one story frame dive

Ing with rooms, cellar, cstern and full lot we'll
Fenced sitnated the Of It'll and Bank sfrets
convenient to business Title good Price 81 0cO n.
auire Of [mehll IL B. TEN,EYcK.
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EfOR SALE-2U by 140 feet adjoining
the Leighton House. one brick wall FIVE .tor,es
hh on johnson street, between Sd and 4th streets
Price 5000. Enquire Of HB rEyEyCK
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soR sALE-A two story double brick

Dweihng, With ak rooms ard attic on each side
nth cellar under the whole building crterr.
caethng over t~o full lots situated on the corner 81
t2h and Bank streets The whole in be cold nj ~
bargain Price. 4,oco and the most Of il or fine
mcn4 III b. TEy-EYCH
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TOR SALE-A Frame COTTAGE Del

Ing, with seven rooms, cistern, good cellar and 4
me growth Of fruit trees With full lot and all II nod
rder situatsd near business Exchange stseet be.
tween 9th and Ith streets. Title good Price 5000
Enquire Of n n TEN,HyrT
feb23
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Ing Ifousc, containing 10 good rrfar
rn and full lot eitnsfed the corner Of MORAN ard
streets Title good Price, Sc COO Pc-re-sn LIST
~ ApI,. next Enquire OF III. d. TEN-EYCK
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TOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottsee.
With two full lots, ane Barn. wood.hed Cister, ana
Cei1r stuated Franklin between 9th and lOth 30
|keohnk. Title god Price 8, zoo
fsbls HI rxN-KYCH. E
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Tor SALE-A Cott.ee.Frane Dv.ll,

ing, With four rooms, good well Of water frame
barn and fun iet al under fence situsted on Exehspse
treet bstvs I'd and 3D. streets, Keokuk Tile good
Price $500 Enquire Of HE TgN.KyCK
mch3
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FOR SALE-40 BY l40 feet, commen.
s1ne - 1sst Groun sth strs>t o. N.,r !. 1.~.s.
|sseeee, Rsiesoboe- Gall on HB.T1N-1YfS.
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U. S 7-3O LOAN

~ authority Of the Secretary Of tie Treasury, the
General }criptiea Asssc,
% Of Usitsd etates Treasury Notes, bearine
seven and threetenths per cent fnterest, per Annam
Known g the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-08

S n~General Dix has received orders rom
Lieut. Gen. Grant, to relieve from duty ali
general and staff officers who can be spared
from his command. ,t'r' = - g.,
|The master coopers in New York nave
resolved to reduce the wages ofthe jonrneymen
to three dollars day, but the men have struck
for four dollars. .y ri .-. .tl Gorr. (. ~.
s6The Rebels have had a good deal TO say
about the 4. last ditch" JEFF Davis found IL
under q petticoat. The man who mas nis
"last ditch" in that place ought 70 pc well
hung. fJeff Davis isn't he soon viii be-.
IStanisIaus Barreau, who committed the
double murder at Lapararie, Canada, rev
days since, was arrested at TORONTO SunsSSS LIZ
night, disguised as preacher. he nus ''''1 A-''
q full confession. - f.5 r.. , ..,a,s ayasv
EOne one hundred repentantp p,nwns, r0 NAY
aro rorortinR themselves at tne sssH~ HH
shai,s offiee in St. Louis, TO tAAe 'AAe o"~A eA~
Get permission to 60 home.
o.. -. .. a.,,m ated that the total e1 cepuons
,ndar the smnesty proclamation VIII s1o"As
20 wMsvor xSOV Guntner has vetoed the resolution
N.Y. York Common Councils, authoriz-
OF tne nesntv. ~ dye Thousand copies OF the eulogy
ing p1residsnt Lincoln to be printed. 40
". -At Vienna, Austria, . theatre is repre-:
..u-,nr a piece entitled, .Four Years OF CiVh
WAY in America, or the Death Of Lincoln -
~Mai, g. l.. Taggart, late OF Gen. Sher-
mans stsf has been appointed ~ dep. HOW
ard superlntendsnt OF schools for freshmen In
the South. aE SEER a-r rsr u - .Ir-L
1An iron.cla ON new principle, discov-
oro6 nv the Emperor Of the French, IL now
Seino CONTRACTED at Toulon. It 10 called La
fIhoc. carries NO guns, and oRly acts by y.
weight and speed, sinking the ships II atsacks
by breaking them TO pieces. /, -! go -tl. -.
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TIN DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LIVING

TIL V2AD THAT hl16HI D6 L1NlN0.
It is sad to think that thousand die annually
Wit the means If life and health almost within
arms length. Many wsaklins goss down to the
grave every day whom the timely use of H0sTHT-
TERs CILEBIATlD STOMACH BITTERs
woul have savet. It is q consolation, however,
to know that tlis glorious Toaie-a vitalizing
Elixir without single drawback-is preserving
the lives Of mutitudes. In cases of general de-
bility and prosrstion, it is producing effects that
are perhaps more astonishing than anything
heretofore observed or recorded in the history of
medical treatment. Feeble, emaciated and de-
spairng patterns. whose powers Of dige stion seem
to be actually .1ting nguishsd, recover their apps-
tite. strength and spirits, under . course of the
Bitters, with rspidty that is positively amazing
AL that the proprietors originally expected from
the preparation was long ago thrown into the
shade BY its actual results. New virtues, which
they had never thought Of attributins to it. are
continually being developed in its application to
new cases. As preventative Of diseases OF every
class and constitutional invisorant. it stands
alone and unapproachable. my 29-2w
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CRIAT pIsooVERY IN DINFIsrRY.
rllrH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

.,:..s. .sn.s g ..
Also call and examine the Doctors nsv and II.
proved method Of inserting gARrIRIoIAL IHDTH.
lJOa viii have them in no other style than this
ln.s and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
have not advanced the price on our work Iines the
No a%3 Psan' . avenue. between nth and ,sh
Frsets:
u hn 6 IL D. u. IL WE, -. Ne Ucntist.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON,

First Union Despatch Since the Fan Of
Sumter, 1s61-Mevements Of Admiral
en-Censolidation Of the Atlantic
Squadron, &c. .i.....
CHARLESTON, S. c., June The steamer
Grenada, Baxter, from New York, arrived
this morning at O'Clock.
Admiral Dahlgren goes North In the steamer
Dosen. Most Of the naval vessels OF this
squadron have gone home.
The North and South Atlantic SO uadron will
The steafAted ppder Commodore Radtord.
Fort Johnston.
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FROM HAVANA.

Our Monitors and Gunboats Still In the
Harbor-The Officers Receiving Dlstin-
guished Attention.
NEW YORK, June THE steamer Columbia
brings Havana dates TO the Sd. The squad
ron of monitors and gunboats still remained
in the harbor, attracting continued attention,
mary persons coming from a long distance 70
see them. brilliant soiree and ball had been
given the officers by General De Marina, and
q grand dinner at the palace. Other like hon.
ors were to take place. The fleet expected 70
sail in two or three days.
1t was reported that the rebel steamer Owl
intended running out some night
Many Of the late crew OF the steamer Ston g.
wall have shipped in her.
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"CdHS taoa nof mtHister to q mind diseased.
AHd, trth some slrsst, oblirious antidote,
Cleanse the 5oN bosom of the perilons stxf
That ,ceighs upon tAe heart ,''
Certainly PLANTATION BITT1RS viii do it
when nothing else viii. Melancholy, Depression,
Hypoehondria, insanity, all spring, more or less
from . diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION
BITT1Rs is sure cure for. There is no mistake
about it; Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Ague.
and Low spirits must yield to the health. giving
and genial influence of the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. II you are in doubt make one trial and be
convinced, te3lw
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DENTISTRY.

.Itsvnsi spvlicstien Of Or. sisesmendh rs
siSOE OF PALMsTTo Il .sss 49, st sSss. Snss usos 0s
Ireii.yes instsntiT. By this discovery deesysd
teeth can be cnrsd and I.ssssysd Syf y saltnf 9 fna
line Chsoplastic Bone Teeth inserted over roots.
and teeth eItr.cted without pain, 1t 10Y rsnn'
AvenuA ~ So-Aa
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IL The Quebec News, of Saturday last,
makes this curious statement:-ssA rather sim
gular circumstances, and one which may pos
sibly throw some light on the great conspiracy
trial now going on at Washington, transpired
Yesterday The facts are as fellows: Late last
autumn q small Canadian registered vessel
(the Marie Victoria, If we are correctly in-
formed,) was wrecked in the neiEhborhood OF
Bic or Rimouski. A portion OF the cargo and
effects on board the vessel were saved by par
ties residing in the vicinity, who instituted an
action in the Admiralty for damages. Among
the effects recovered by the salyers are three
trunks, bearing the name OF y. Wilkes Booth
An application was yesterday made to Hon.
Mr. Black, Judge Of Vice-Admiralty Court,
for a commission OF inspection Of the contents
OF the trunks, which was granted. The appil.
cation was made by Mr.. Dunbar, on behalf of
the American Consul at thus port. It remains
to be seen whether the opening Of the trunks
will throw any light upon the Washington
murder" ......... ..... 3D.. ..
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MARK TIME

TO SOLDIERS S!-WALTHAM WATCHlsl
Let every soldier, before he returns home, pro-
vide himself with an American Watch; NO better
use can be made of money than to invest 1t in one
Of these durable and accurate time pieces. It ia
kind of property that constantly returns good in.
terest. and its money value il SO we'll known tina
pocket fulI Of silver dollars vouldn't be as use
full.
Bold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
TIN AMERICAN WATCH co.,
my 26.1m Once, 1S2 broadway, N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ative. to restore the healthy action Of their sys
tens and correct the dsran sements that creep
several impositiohs were paimed off upon the pub
ID no imposition, "a 7.1W
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TrThe planters in Tennessee and Northern
Mississippi, are, as a general rule. making ar
rangements to pay their hands fair wages.
Some OF the old planters, averse 70 hiring those
various lodges. Some of them make bargains
with the negroes, and agree to clothe and feed
them well for term of ten years, and then
simple The majority contract TO give the ne
groes certain proportion OF the crop, or
certain sum per bale. One wealthy OLD ieioW
in Northern Mississippi, has made will, In
which he donates to his slaves all his lands
and hard cash when he dies, provided they
will work faithfully on the plantation 70 tnat
time. --.-. . - I'll as ST.
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New York Gold and Steck markets.
NEW York, June AT 9allagher's Ex-
137k; New York Central, 9l3;
Erie, rs; Hudson, 1o3A; Reading, 9lh Gold,
after call, l31x ~ .a- ..,...
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OLD 1YES MADl NEW
WITHOUT SP1OTACLEs, DOCTOR Oh MEDI.
.C1NH-Pamphlet mailed free on receipt of ten
cents. Address =. B. FoOTI, NJ. D., NO. 1880
Broadway, New York. 2-6t
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR PLoUR.

QHes Dspa Coumissary Of SKbsisteaes.l
I ssGf1 With ''r furnishing the
HIGHT THOUSAND PLoS'Si $4,000 BARRELS OF
p11o, tn. win be for wh,. knSyn At this
qIaS sSsn Sdi The 1ho Hs enter
sD.rstn uS ss IN duplicate and for each grade on
I f.: dsIiysIy Sf The Flour to commence within
1eyss ie 1 the on.ni1s Of iss bids and must be
direct sishsr ss the aStsramsnt me ware
sUo sspss IN 4 ths wharve' or railroad
The The delivery OF ali. Flour awarded to be com.
Ils'eSd within twenty days from the acceptance Of
Bids % will bs reesiysd for Flour to be delivered
PAYMENT viii be made in such funds ~ the Gov
The nsn 9ays 1ST win
Just before The Flour is received and none viii be
,eceptsd Which is not fresh ground, and of supe.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
ofee, and no bid will be entertained from parties
sho have previously failed to comply With their
Goysrnment reserves the right to reject any bid
BIDS to be addressed to the undersi ensd, at No.
2zS q street, endorsed Proposals 10, 19r nI9qr
s64t Captain 9. sV.
pRoPosALs FOR PURoHAsE oP ZOE.
s RrsS; 81 MI & as: this ss s
It #. aos.s 1t s Isi p
FirsiRia. j NJ BROWN.
Qusrtsrnn aster' Ofaes. Is2 Pennnsylyanis ave,
Washing gton, June 5th. 1865. jeS6t
S.p MaLon's oyE!oE. JusE 8, 1865.
IsatED = IA P,R0RosALs 0 WILL 81 RIolIyED
shs tenth iothl Of Jure, for layine. the gas and
nom the canal bridge TO the City Hall. whore al,
one foot inside Of curb line.
The gas service-pipe to be one inch wrought
irop pipe, with the usual ope,ineh gas cock.
30 lead pipe, Weighing not less than three
RSlnds two ounces Per foot, and shall be laid
M ,nss inGsss b Ss0v the ;, street surss The
brass cock, without projecting stem, so that it
shsll De under the exclusive control Of the Corpo
ration With box and . cove. conforming to 0orpo.
yer lnesl foot of he ripe laid, and s1eeiae sum
f1f ths Sos WnHtSSH AZ n.,er
lHorYsALs IoR THl GRADING AND
Of Missouri avenue 70 the north side Of 81 street
until On f Siysd lsss Sn.
tvest, from Missouri avenue TO b street north,
with ston similar 70 those used In pavins street
sGr,h; not Sys. eight Sr Leg than ve Inches in
Bidders viii state the price Per square yard for
Sins =, and nd Per cubic ~ ysraf of for sraainS ne
Pf gravel, and we'll wet before being rammed
vice With . ninety pound rapmsr, and then coy
2 ss. ss o ,Ss s0s ss
nisioDsr'. faic 1s r.' '00'n "RioHxkb wAILHGa.
| FRANCIS P MoHuEY.
k6-t Asst Commissioners.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THkATER.
Corner l1th and @ streets, near Penna. ave.

Am u SGM GN xSs -.--
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner l1th and @ streets. near Penns. ave.
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
MISS MAJOR PAULLNn oUsHMAN.
o Il. . ,a st
iSSfSs I'd SSaais$ IisaSBss adSSBsssi VASE
In r'h'"r',5 5sGfs Eli 2isG. RaG saHaT. sst'il;s
Growers NEW rHKArER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near WnlardI.
NINTH TIME AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
eRsAFf f?ss ssfRSTaSG1E;SShi'f RSSsT1isi51; q 'fi Drama.
In Five siSleof1i sfa 81 ICE! GsH.i''sd the
Or. THIRST FOB GOLD.
MISS ss Rs oass S",ss and
TOMORROW
'' y UNCLE TOMS oXsiN. A"' 0i
~, GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
AT ss SHi1 d Is ALL
MILITARY HALL.
No. 397 Penn. avenue, between 4}s and 9Th sts
G. NAoHMAN. MANAGER
IMMINsI SUCCESS
NEW FAo1s THIS WEEK
N1W PERFORMANCE,
NEW DANCES.
LOOK AT THY NEW TALENFl
MCs1 AND LIzB TONIGHT
GLANCE AT NEW YORK
THE BEST COMPANY
IN ANY FREE OONCERT SALOONf
NIee ANNIE ELMORE,
The Beautiful Danseuse and Balladist.
MISS FANNY CHAPMAN,
The Fair Daus hter Of Terpsiehory.
MISe Ida WHITE,
The Greatest Jig Dancer in the Country.
MISS MAGGIE WARREN,
Prom the Baltimore Canterbury
10. ADAMS,
Bsnjoist and Comic Singer.
PROF. G. NACHMAN.
= Violinist.
PROF CHAs. RICHTER.
The best Pianist in this city,
NIW FACES ARE ENGAGED AND WILL APP
PEAR IN QUICK SUOCHsSION.
ADMISSION FREE
Concert commences at O'Clock precisely.
e. 81
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" sfIAM MAasLa .,g! ,woRks.
AAAH1. ,nd HhsHsfA fAaD fOPe. 90.

1 konumssts nads 10 order on reasonable terms
V,,h1 V,h1hss. ns. eonstsntly on hand IAsrIRN MAR
- nd MARBLE THING:
- soI Plumber's 6LA Be promptly attendsd
.nnsylyania avenue, between 18th and iSth
/ .sets vest, WasltnEton. y: y. @G
\ lC0WINa PH0MPfLY AJTSSp1pc cT 70, y tas tC
4soV vcTRTIH. ana BILLIE HAVEN. Apply %
3he Os.taips on board or 70 JNO. y. OAtIbeVN'
4sstsT ptyses, 6>oygsfoWb ~"
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PROPOSALS ToR reR4e1.

@ maSsp TO- 5. Re q: rs. =. s:s:
aS1sd for suIpiyins the o: es z! s.s seess:
,S.;i I'd :;S'i
81 Corn or oss and 70 tons Of Hay Or strsS.
siddsrs must st.ss .s which Of sAs above named
I,tss q vhish they WIN make dsli.eIiss thsrsat,
a. he sms " assn EN- aid 's dslisslis: sisI be aom.
and rssn h 70 BE- /, word. =, II.
E +: .s q Il :ss :s.s Of sSs
I'd ST.. g ssssss: : e =; s.s The
E.y; Fl Straw; DrsDossd to Be delivered, must b
All he srticiss ef.red under the bids hsrein In
tsse.esor ssiss
osntr .ets win be awarded from tiras 70 time e
made %Ssn the Whole AMOUNT sontsssssd Tor .hsI
fhs bidder win be required TO accompany his
With sus..nty sic s.psd sa ~ ~ two 2:
F.. .H sontrass for or the same, With good and
the S
a conformity with the terms Of thi, aayer
1Se Between 10 fss I said SassS ana i.
, ae contract may be awarded.
kH4.s responsibility ef the euarantors must be
.eTn by the onicisl certificate of United States
district Attorney. COLLECTOR Of Customs. or any
O. responsible person known to this ONCE.
Al bidders win be duly notified Of the ssceptanes
or rejection Of their proposals.
| fhe fun name and post ONCE address OF each
tider must be legibly written In the pro-
IpsA. H.. u
hcier, Chief Depot Quartermaster, wasnlnxtop
ltr Forage" -. ,,&,..
Iuafsnters, will be required q the facss'sfai bid
aeI or bidders upon signing me eon,,aS ,a Sonas ma,
BE Obtained upon .gps.ten t9 this % On t,,.ro.n, ss
An proposals received under t1ti an VA
nestsy and Saturday OF each Feek 1t IL N. BIG
der, are respectfully invited 70 be Dresens u tas
e'snins OF eiash 'ns' assn D. n RUcKIR,
4 kaLtF Brig. Gent ana QuA terrn1tef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-08

N70TI0I .-YoY sale 80 sets Of 2snd horee $40.
ga S.ed HARanss .Ha isrfs aHs IA nPIEs Hn
3Ta penn0ylvsnia avenue, between 4h and 9th
st,S.fs. oppocite National Hotel, e7lm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-08

sTop THAT sCRATCHING.
And use WHuATON'S ITCH OINTM1NT. II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum In 48 hours. ALSO cures
Sold by all Drugsists. q. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 Pennsy1vania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-08
VI d. ii. HUCHIH,
sa..,, Brig. Gent and Quartsrmaster.
CRIIF oUARFIRMAsTERY orrIol.
\ ~AAT DEPoY OF WASHINGTON,

wAsHrIaroH. D. c.. January 4, 1854,
All dealers In Drugs. Hardware. Lumber, LeatA'
e., or ce Furniture, Harness. and SsaalerX, are re-
sswted TO send to this omee, on MONDAY OF eaca
articles they are preDsrea to furnish 70 this Dcpot
a. ,hort netics with the price Of sass mss % ,h
lssrycs reauire t the article or srdcese can bs o.
ltAaed without delay, ard at the lowsgt price
cured 10 furnhh the list punctuall every Mond,
morning. pr,..s,., e.u1 2; sad I'd SSi:f SSAoa 3 h,
Msu Depot Of Washfnston.