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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-10
Jack.ou Gold and silver Mining

COMPANY - Assessment No. l5-Notice- The
shareholders are hereby notified that an assess.
| ment of one dollar and twenty-five cents (Sl 25)
Der share has this day been levied on each and
every share of the capital stock of the above
named company payable Immediately, in gold
coin of the United States, to the Secretary at his
Office in Gold HILL New, for the purpose of re-
suming work on the company's claims
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
JB. JACKSON, Secretary.
| Gold Hill, New, April |, 1865. apl I'm
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CAUTTON,-The public arc. hereby

cautioned not to buy or negotiats for the follow,
ing certificates Of stock inthe Central Hawkeye
Mining Company, as the same have been sold for
assessments according to law, and VIII not be
transferred on the books Of the Company. -t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-10

CAUTION.-CresaS CO.-The pub.
lie are hereby cautioned thatthe following stock In
the Cresus g. and s. NJ. Co. was sold for assess
ments on March 4th, 1865: ...r -, i. -,
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Kcystone Gold and Silver Mining

KcyRtoue Gold und Silver Mining
Cempany-AsSessmen No. 5.-Notice is hereby
given, that at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
held this day. an assessment of one dollar per
share was levied on each and every share of the
capital stock Of the Keystone Gold and Silver
Mining Company, payable Immediately In United
States gold coin to the Secretary, at his office
Post Office building. Gold Hill. o.
GEO. w. TuRNEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, March "a, 1865 mh24 nj
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Original Hawkeye GoId and Silver
Mining Company. Notice Is hereby given, that
at meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of the
company, held this 9TH day of April, 1865, an as.
sessment (No; 10 of five dollars per share was
payable Immediately In u. S. gold coin, 10 the
secretary, at his Office, in Gold Hill By order Of
the Board of TrusteeS :
- "a -. G. J. COLE, Secretary.
C3old Hill April 4. Is65 NJ = ARK m
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Alpha Gold Hill Mining Company

Notice of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is hereby given,
that at meeting OIL the Trustees Of said Compa-
ny, held on the 29lh day of March, A. D. 1865 an
assessment Of twenty. Ave dollars 1925 per share
on all the capital stock of said company (beng
one hundred dollars per FOOT was levied, payable
Immediately to the Secretary in United States
gold coin, at the office Of the company, at Gold
Hill. Nevada. All stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the twenty'ninth
(29th) day of April. a. D. 1868. will be advertised
on that day as delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on the twenty
ninth (29th) day of May, A. d. 1865, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with cost of ad
vertising and expenses of the sale. By order of
the Board Of Trustees,
mb3Om THEO. A. HALE Sec'y
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MInerra Consolidated Gold Hill

MIheFFH U1nIsII1HSu TuIu LII !,
Hill (Coppers and Mills Ground, Nevada-Eo.
tice Is hereby given, that at q meeting Of the
Trustees of said company, held on the 18th day
of March, 1865 an assessment of Fifteen Dollars
per share, 1850 per FOOT was levied on the CAPT
tai stock of said company payable Immediately
to the Secretary, in United States gold and silver
coin, at the office of the company, in this city.
All stock upon which said assessment shall re
main unpaid on the NINETEENTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1865 will be advertised on that day as
delinquent, and unless payment shall be made be.
fore, will be sold on the second day Of May 1915,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
cost Of advertising and expenses of the sale. BY
order of the Board of Trustees
F. JENKINS, Sec'y pro tenn,
Office, Room No. Q, Armory Hall.
Gnr prnnniscn March IL lR6l NH IL III
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These are only specimen Of some OF the afhdaIits
which Mr.. Howard can produce, u necessary, but
any one can satisfy himself by visit TO the shaving
No. l2O South C street, opposite the Crystal Peak
HouSe where numerous bald heads may be enconn-
tered in various stages Of successful treatment
2
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Lean ts.Id and silver nTininE Cen.

- NGU. W. UNNbI - &C y.
Gold Hill, March 30, 1865. o.. mhN I'd
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Il. RAY VI. 6 NYPs LIST Q OF !. pRREs 5.
Prize List of

GIFT ENTERPRISE Il.
~r1 TO BIZ aIvENA AT EAlN -n ItL
Virginia, Nevada, May 9, 1855. y
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01
Ma. WM. CAss, an experiopced andox.

Mr.. VIM. CAss, an experienced ando
cellent artist has recently dissolved busi-
ness connection with the Photograph
Gallery, oyer the Postotlicc, in this vii
lage. He would tender his thanks to
the citizens Of Grand Haven and other
places for their liberal patronage hereto
fore, and announce that he has engaged
and is fitting up, in the best style, capa-
cious rooms, over II. Grifiin's drug store,
corner of Washington and First streets.
In the course Of few weeks lhisnew es-
tablishment will be completed, and the
public will then have an opportunity d
getting every variety Of fpictures from one
who understands his business.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

In Is believed that our county will free
itself entirely fromthe draft. As far as
heard from those towns having the great
est number Of recruits to furnish have fur
nishel them. The gratifying news from
Charleston, Columbia and Wilmington,
thatshas crowded 50. thick and rapidly up
on us for the week past, has infused a
spirit Of hopefalness among the masses
and Induced many to file into the ranks of
our conquering army.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

For SAFE sy---H. Griffin q Co and Angel A
North, Grand Haven, Mich. ln2S4yl.l
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01


ONE day last week MIR. Dwight Cut
Ter, Of this place, lost his borse--a noble
and highly priced animal. Some one
having occasion TO cross tho river, for
goods, at the railroad depot opposite,
beedlcssly drove on 10 tho ice, which
was too weak to prevent breaking
through, Unluckily no one was present
who knew how to do, if they had known
just what TO d., and in this position the
poor animal died without relief Soon
after wc met Mr.. c., who said, 81 would
rather have lost thousand dollars than
TO have thus lost my horsc--a favoritc."
His word is not to be doubted.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

TESTIMONIALs

From Hon. Thos. y. Turner, Er-Jfem5erof Con
grcss, from Htinois, late Speaker Of Illinois
House of Representatives., and Grand Master
Of a., Il. and A. A.cfthe statecf Illinois.
TREEPoRr, Oct u, 1868.
DR. d. 1T. SEELYE:
Dear Si,--In reply TO your notice of The 18th
inst, would say that was severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years, when became acquaint-
cd with you and bought Two bottles Of your lii
quid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one
bottle was scnsibly improved and before The
second bottle was finished, was completely cur
ell. j canrcconmcnd the medicine TO all afict-
ed with Catarrh a
Respectfully Yours.
9aa ToHs. ,. TURNER.
This is to certify that n,thc uso Of DR.. See
lyos Caiarrh Remedy, I experienced mucl, re
lief, and have heard many speak Of itas being
invaluable for tho cure of Catarrh.
Yours, de-,
cmcAco, Maylcth, 1861.
From q 4aRlL ~ the spell- known Ha,te,, an,
| der the fremont House, Chicogo. III.
l. z. ID. H. SEELYE.& co: s,+a fe
T. Gc,us--Your Catarrh Remedy 4 have used.
and fully recommend il as the best remedy
known. 1t has cured me, andI believe il is a
certain cure in all cases. s.1s fnsra
l JOHN PARMLY
CuIcAco, lii, May 9th 1854
For SALE sy--.H. Griffin ,s.Co. and Angel A
North, Grand Haven, Mich. In2S4yll }
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

The symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally
appear are very slight Persons find they have
acold, that they have frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive TO the changes of temperature
In this condition the nose isay be dry, or a
slight discharge, thin and acrid, afterward be-
coming thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they arc now
thick and heavy, aud are hawkcd or coughed
off. Tho sccrctions are offensive, causing a bad
breath |; the voice is thick and nasal; the eyes
are weak; the sense Of smell is lessencd or de-
stroyed; deafness frequently takes place. An
other common and important symptom of Ca
tarrh Is, that the person is obliged to clear his
throat in the moIning Of a thick and shiny mui
cous, which has fallen down rom the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, the per
son may be sure that the disease is on its way
to the lungs, and should loose no time in arrest
ing it.
The ADORE are bas Tew Of TIC many Catarrhal
Symptoms.
= -. :. .H --IH -.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

o lSpIcArIoEs favor the prediction that
the ice will soon pass out Of the river,
when the steamers Bah and Mason win
commexc running between Grand Rap
ids and thispoint. Capt. Kelly will take
charge Of tho BaAaad Capt. Gauo oflthe
Mason. The boiler Of the former has
been thoroughly ostthquled and repaired
during the winter past, which will add
greatly 70 her efficiency during The com
ing season.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

CuIcAco, lii, May 9th 1864.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

"Oydarl, dark, dark, amid tho blaze Of noon,
Irreyocably dark, total eclipse,
Without all hope Of day.
Such is the exclamation Of the unfor-
tunate individual who has suffered for
years with tho cArARRH, the lachryma
glands have become closed, suppuration
has taken place, aud the ey e-sight tempo
rarily destroyed, but blythe use of Dr..
d. Ii. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
before il has worked its way down tho
throat to the lungs, aud thus blasted a
parents hope. ,,F
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

=
pQSf ofsths svo tugs being bull, by
capt s9disrs, and designed for towing
IN oof harbor, Is ready for the launch, aud
the other will bo pushed forward with
the utmost vigor,
~ 44l -Fr71--T = -uGr--1
MUCH Of our space is taken up this
week with the new Jaw, lately enacted BY
our State Legislature, relative to raising
bouniies for voluntcess. 1t is a docu-
nent Of no little Importance 70 every cit
izen of the county. .Hea,e
iaai Y ---a.. l,ll-sll LA -E-r ltei ri
2 Many Of the iiiisheFpeo,, Of this, port,
are actively pfeparing'for vigorous oper-
atoms tiie coming season. Notwithstand-
ing the enormous cost Of material for nets
and fishing tackle 9 large Increase Of the
business, at this point, issanticipated. sgsl
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-01

a THERE are twenty-one persons in Otta-
wa county paying an income tax of $500
aud upward, Of whom Rev. VIM. M. Fer
ry, stands first; Hon. L. w. Ferry, second;
Dwight Cutter, Esq, third; DIR. Stephen
Munroe, fourth; and Galen Eastman,
Esq, 9Th. Tho number Of persons in
Muskegon county paying an income tax
of $500 and upward is thirty-six, ofwhom
Robert w. Morris, stands first; Gideon
Truesdell, second; |; aud the estate Of Noah
Ii. Ferry, third.
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UYW. l. WALL * CO, Aleuoneess

pYW L WALL 4 CO, AIenoneess
GOOD TWO STORY FRAME ROUSE AND
HOUSEHOLD FrREItURE. ON EAST CAP
IIOL STREET, AT AUCTION.
or TUESDAY AFTERNOON, :Tth fust.. at
O'CLOCK, st The house co East Oap;t. street desie,
mated hy the flag, good assortment 0. Heu aehold
Furniture. embracing the Parlor Furniture and
the outfit Of ak Chambers.
Also,
A. s clock same Rftern on, the House an Lot
being g good two story Frame House. contai mn Z
six rooms. Lot 2. Squsre SIS. fronting u feet 3
in ches on East Ca pitol street. aud running bs'A
100 feet between 4th and 9Th streets
Terms a. sale. -, 49,.
II IN, H. W ALL ~ w. A"Cta'
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HY YIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctionssrs.
- South corner Ra. ave. and 9Th street.
CHANCERY sALEOF IMPROVED PROFANITY
YARD

y
the District OF Columbis. in chaRcerv stt ng, be-
ing date the % day Of May. a. D 1875 s9d p.sssss
Thomas z. White is complainant. and Wm T;
Rebb ct 8! are Defendants, NO 3iS Equ,W.. sasA
otter for sale, ST public auction. on fUBsDA r
the seth day of May, 1856, ct O'Clock p: =, "A
q in square numbered nine hundred and ftty;tvs
ts52l. Of tie plan of the city OF washin ON.
bop nded IS follows; Begin oins for the sam A. .
one t6 feet six t6) INCHES west from thssonthesst
corner Of said lot, and running thence yeetwar1dy
with the line OF ssic soash street kxtssu cist
fee. tLance northwsIdiy and parallel vita 10th
street east seventy tye .!sI feet siK go inehss:
teenI.6i feet and thence southwsrdlY and parallel
wip the line o. 10th street east sevsaty five !!5}
feeSss (G) inches 20 the beginning. wieh the In
provements thereon. consisting OF snsli Brick
House. ,,.. -
Terms: One. half cash; the rssaas ia two sea1
ipstaIirnents Of ard Il monrhHS the purcasser
giving his. note fog the deferred psyments ga
dersd and bearing intsres,fro % the day OF aal6.
Title deed TO be retained until the whole pur-
Al conVeyaaaing and etamps at the cost OF ths
kSBURY Lloyd, Trustee.
VIM. L. WALL e. co..
Ia AuctiopeerH,
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CITY ITEMS,

Tas p: MIC of the L. S Grant Club, at the
Park last evening, was one of tie best of the
seasor. The young men intend giving an ex.
Curs!oa 20 Glymont soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-23

O. PARKER & CO., Attorneis at Law. Gen
d o ersl Claim and Real STATE Agents, ~ 18th
street near the Kirkwooa Rouae ..s.- .
"ofic GERS Acc UNITS With AL the Departments id
: 4nSSed srd settled Business 10 cppnsetion wi ii
Neal kstste promptly ss'snded TO. my lot
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GRsAr EEEITRHRNT!
SEATOE HALL,

GRsAr EC1ITEaBNTi
SRAToE HALL.
Wz.e9.s. Pionos, !Setci,3g Machines, Sarer Ware
and ,felce'ry, for everybody.
The Jewellers Association are now distributing
Presents to purchasers OF Concert tickets.
Three Vocal and Instrumental Concerts az Odd
Fellows Halt, en- Thursday, Friday,
ard Saturday, May 25, 20, and %.
E-a-y Ticket purchaser receives an envelope
upon which is written the name of an article
which = the property OF the purchaser, which
ne receives on the spot The Concerts will be
Erst. Glass, and well worth the price paid for
the Concert ticket. The public may rest as
srred that every promise made by the Ne "
York Manufacturing jewelers. Association
W III % scruDulously fulfilled, and that the ut
most fairness, lberaliiy and good faith will be
sJercisad towards all their patrons
This establis 5ment must not be COMPOUNDED
liz any way with the numerous bogus gift eu-
LerpTises By " hich the public has been so fire.
ouent!y gul1ed, as IL is conducted on very diff.
1ereEt principles, and Its affairs directed by
men whose soc ial and business reputation is
Will 1nt spot or biemish. ALI are satisfied-aIl
receive u present-no delay-none go empty
away. T.. II. ELIAS, Actuary.
EoR MOTHS Cedar Camphor is sitting to
al insect-life. Cheap, Agreeable, Durable
AID Reliable. Right owned and trade sup
spiisd by Harris & Chapman, Boston
90 20 the Straw berry Festival tonight at
C6d Fellows Hall. my 22.3t
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On Monday, the I'D ms: FRANCIS DODGE, jr.,
). the 18th year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
-asps ctfully requested to attend the funeral from
!66 Con Gress street, &c ~rgetown, Wednesday,
Ghe 24tk inst at o clock p.
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AUCTION SALES.
Pr 6HEKN & wILLIAMS. Auotioasev.
GoVERNbzNr sALR0f oaI cARDINe MA.

Pr asEKN & WILLIAMS. Aucsionsers.
sovsRNhzNr sALs9sf oss cARolSa MA.
rs "a. ,s, ths esy Of Jsn sss.
ss,srSins Machine, seized by the Government from
order Of Co.. an IsfisfsT Ri H5ITGias Mar
ny . eod& .. Anctoneers.
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneerr.
sA o4 q 1ss
On 1HUKsDAY. th s i. DAY of June next, a. 6
ss b. p ,s 81 s ss il q the
p5sne Sssrt. :, the ielewi1E PANIED property "
the sisy CT W. e
@o: haying front of . feet south street, be-
1n ana TN streets east and ios feet deep
Term. Of sale ore third cash: balance in .pd
sr5sd ents besrng Interest DAY IF sale
o., oo greD and q, DEED lee Of t19.t taken
SIS win Re required paid down when the proper.
sold to the nsRs eRs baasr ana Il he
property viii Be resold a the risk .nd cost Of The
'''., SUSAN WHITNEY. Gu.rdias.
my . ec&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auetioneer,.
H No. 526, corner 1tb and st5. north
e9yERkM EH9 ,6 sAIl OF ply soops, Haz
@nNN W 0"M oCs. M
Or WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant, at 10 O'Clock
q, M, on the second floor OF our Auction Rooms
and Continuing from day TO day until the Waoe
stock is disposed of. The goods were seized BY
merate in part
g pieces Slas, s, e and ID ira, Cloths.
90 colored and black Caiicoes,
Large lot Of VII: re and biz Flsaaeis
- ~ Lirep Saeetiug,
Shifting Cottons,
- yaconet and Swiss Muslins.
Cambria. DrAb
IS " Red and Crimson Merino.
g Birds Eye Linsn and TowefiuS.
Z" " LRiiesi and Misses Hoop Skirts.
"a a." Gents Uudershists and Drawers,
a. 80 Ladies' Corsets and Hosiery.
a. - Black Alesca aud Ma crime,
- " Sewing Silk, Spc O. Cotton and Thrssd ,
Citizens Ciothi Dg.
- Knives and Forks,
- Table Cutlery sc.
We cali the attention Of the dry goods merchants
and ,nerch ant taiiors to the above sale as there
are great me.y pieces Of goods
BY 1 sosss eRsss
CevERNhEsT SALE OF BAKERY SWEEP
wharf washington. D. C.. on
SATURDAY, NAY'29. 1865.
at il o'clock 3 m. and upon each succeeding So.
notice.
400 BARRELS OF BAKERY sWEHPIEGS.
Together with such Empty Barrels as may be on
ne Tens aI cssh - '-' 3. I. Bridges
nv e%. Ceptsin G. & ',
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TER CITY HALL.--in honor of the occasion,
tfs city authorities will illuminate the City
Hal this evening over the door of the west
entrance, Ia gas jets, the name OF Sc rant" will
appear. while on the opposite end "Sherman"
will be displayed. and in the center "Union ;"
The summit of the building Will be crowned
with 2 .Srea star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-23

RTTr1PTED SUICIDB.-This morning, Mr.
Loseph M. Dante discovered q man named
McGtN near the 5th street gate to the CITY Hall
Square, N the act Of cutting his throat, and
wre5ted the razor from him, but not until he
had cut two terrible looking gashes on mis-
5nFoa'. Whlcn, however, may not prove fatal
ROM dsnan killy, assisted by the guard at
judiciary Square Hospital, took him to the
1ospltal, where his wounds We're dressed by
br. Fulton after which he was sent to
Providence Hospital. McGili is a man OF
about % years OF age. and came here from
Prince George county few days since. He
states that he does not know what caused him
70 do the rash get
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= G IAL ORDER.
GRkAT NEWS. GREAT EEWslf
HAk is OVER! WAR IS OFER.

HAh rs OVER! WAR IS OFEEs.
SELLING GOODS, ar PANIC PaIoEsl
/ have Just returned from New YORK with a
large stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods, which offer
for sac at very moderate price, Consisting in
part CT
Blesched and Unblesched MUsLINs, Is cent,
YARD wide MUSLIN. % centA
CAiICOES. % cents
% ssca wide SHEETING, 81
si5srd wide sHEETING. 81: eests
ALPAcAS, all coloIs. 40 cents.
FIRST quality OF MOZAMBIQCEs, IS cents.
GRENADINES. very fne. s. cents
GRAPE hoRETZ, all colors, IS cents.
We also have large stock OF POPLINS At
Latest style of HOOP SKIRTS. at 20 cents and
LARGE stock of White Goods. .uch az sWIss
JACK ONETS. PLAID CAMBRICS, FULTON
LINEN, NAHSCOK. &c
70 Coz Linen SHIRT FRONTS. at % cents.
$500 POCKET HANDRkRCHIEfS, Ladies'
aid Gents, st % to 80 cents.
PARASOLs Of all descriptions.
A large stock iof HOSIERY, which we otter for
sale less thsn a2y ether Merchant in the city.
, o." ELK CLOAKe, latest Paris styles, from
$40 upwards.
We have various other Goods too numerous
20 mention. which We hope the public will give Us
a Gail. No trouble to show.G Gods.
Cone gre, come all, to the Great Bargain Store
JULIUS sYCLE. 421 Seventh street.
ny a'-l1' between and IL west side.
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BOARDING.

E'0R RENT. WITH BOARD-A large and we'll
Furnished FRONT ROOM. Ais, wanted
Few gentlemen as Table Boarders. ct 431 h, BE-
tween 10Th and lIth SITS M 30 ST.
EOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
4 accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
treet, south corner Of 18th. mar %
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PERSONAL.

pERsOEAL-so.diers,c call atNo. 312 Penn,
a. ave. oetWsep lGth and 18th streets. and get
LDotostapR OF the Capitol, for your friends at
ARklAGE AND WEALTH-M ST. JOHN
IL I0fneriy assistant editor of the Martin onisl
journal, Paris, will send the address of persocs
who are respectable, with beauty and accom- plish-
msnt, 20 an those The may be in search Of part
neT ior me. sud also tell you q secret which, il
followed, Will place you in co 70 Portable circum-
stances IN short time. Sat sfactien guaranteed
or Zee r turned. Persons wishing cerrespc udsnts
WITH vies- towards mstrimony can be furnished
Enclose one dollar with address, to u, Sr JOHN,
% 1st stEett, petfelt, Michigan, my l8 ct"
he, PHILLIPS hiss removed to Peunsy1ysuis
- sSanue, near l4th ST., over Messrs KidwalI
OfuE store apt Sniff
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.IIEIrIp STATES RErsNUH STAMP vysIc.,
" at ALFRED HUNTER6 great AnteasrJ
Book store, oppe dte Gro ver's ThsAter fha Ts
discount allowed for ouentu = ny /"
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SARBA7H SCHOOL CELEBRATION meeting
OF tee ofhcers and teachers of the Sabbath
SCHOOLS comprising the Island Division. was
hetd st The Sixth street Presbyterian Church
on yes terday, Mir. p. M. Pearson presiding.
ano Mr.. &C. Hercus acting as Secretary.
AFTER sull CONSULTATION the following pro-
sEarfme " as adopted
ne Ryiand Chapel. Baptist, and 9TH Pres
oy sefi8p Schools to occupy the 9th Presbyte-
risn Church; Gorsuch Chapel, 9Th Presbyte-
Iiao, aad Lutheran Schools TO occupy the 1th
fEssDy terrain Church.
= ne schools will meet ut the Smithsonian ln-
sutute on Monday morning, 10Th inst, in time
20 Ieaxe the grounds for the march at . q m.
punctualiy.
The march will he rs follows: Down to 18th
street, DOWN 18th street to Marylan avenue
Aong Mary land avenue to 18th street down
iltn street To- street, up street TO tn street,
Wnere the schools going TO the 1th street Pres
DyteCiens nrch will pass OIL up eth street to
toe church, the remaining portion OF the pro-
cssslon passing along street to 9th street, will
proceed to the Sixth Pres by terrain Church. The
procession viii leave the Smithsonian grounds
IN tbe 1oilewlng order: Sixth Presbyterian.
lutheran, Gorsuch Chapel, Ryland Chapel,
Seventh PTeshy erian. and Baptist schools
Ma.ehsi in Chief, Mr.. T. b. Gray; Director
q music at Sixth Presbyterian Church. Mr..
I. T.. Lloyd: at the Seventh Presby terrain
Church, Mr.. G.. K Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-23
w INES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
We have on hand fuN supply % CALIFORNIA
WINES. from the celebrated Eintages Of knhlsr
4 FrokliDes: also. their pure GRAPE BRANDY;
also. SHERRY, PORT, MADEIfA, muse Ar.
SPARKLING CArAW8A. SPARK LING Bur.
GUNDY, and other WINES Of TIE best quality;
also. Gibson's Old Family Nectar snd Cabinet
WHISTLES, Pure Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles.
Also,
full supply of FAMILY GROCERIES at
EGAN PERRIE
my l?-6t,f Corner y and gth streets