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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-08

From Rev. !. s. Herman, q the 6s-ihan Rsforrnsd
"a Church, Kutztown, Berks coupty' Pa. "a W
+ pr, o. NJ. Jackson I-Respeeted sir:-I save been
have never used any medicine that did me asinuch
rood as Hoonand's Bittcrs. I am very mach I'm
proy cd In health wing taken dye bottles
Yours. with respect, J,s, HEHMAN:
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-08
gwOOI, CARDING.

ITANING undertaken to conduct the ABOVE
III business during the last season BY means Of
hired help, learned to my damage that It conid
not be done satisfactorily to myself nor the pub
lie. This fact determined me 10 take pcrtner,
buy the mill, and conduct tho business ourselves.
now appeal to tho public to forgive me for past
and ask their indulgence for the future
I feel keeniy enough tho humiliation OF THIS ac'
ENCOURAGEMENT due to the public, but make 1t,
believing you will find it in your hearts TO tor,
give me. Hereafter fhs public will know that
they are dealing with the owners OF the MIL
equally interested in tho success OF tne business
and whose failure would be ruinous to themselves
and fapnilios better guarantee for the faithful
Iperformance of what is reasonably required Of
| a public servant cannot be expected. lgH b.
| ,tcts,t.-4 s1o1ris DAVID j. JENKINS,
l;agr 4, ., Of Pomeroy Csrding Machines, 1864. 3
WOOL CARDING FOR 1865. ?.
| The undersie ened having purchased the well
known Pomeroy Csrdiug machines, tender thei,
services to tho public, with the utmost confidence
that thew will DO able to repdcr entire satisfsc'
ltion. As to the quality Of the work we appeal tc
the experience OF the public for tho last thre'
vears. and abide their decision. Tho mill will b
snJaToed and arran red so as to do more work thai
last year. " An work from good wool warrantct
satisfactory. Be sure and bring Grease, as W
cannot furnish itcertainly in this market. witt
tho above assurances may wc not expect to sc
all the old customers and many new onesI Ito
| lISI'"TGE8 -eli JENKINS & CR0SBIE.
Pomeroy, o., March 1863. a % 4
Having sold out my entire interest in Suga
Run Mill and Cardiag Machines, take Pleasur
NJ in Recommending Mcssrs jenkins Z Cfosbie to m
\ old friends andlcustomers as good workmon an
honest men, [[msr. r.23-sm.]l II, b. SMITH.
i -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-08
ryom tho Rcv. Tho,s Winter, Pastor OF Hexbor'
Is ~ II susb Baptist Church. : IN,

From the hcV' Innr WnITrt.m. = ~
d 81 ~ susb Baptist Choree. - ,sSA
mr. Jackson Dear Sir IL feel II duo TO year ex'
Gallant nysnaraticp, Hoo6ands German Bitters, u
add mytsrtmony TO the deserved reputssi m y has
obtained have, for years. a. times, been traanioa
with sroat disorder In my hcndand nervous system.
va sdyjsed Ibys FREUD TO try d bottle on your
German Bitters I did so ano have experionced
great and unexpected relief; my health pas been cen
mend The article where meet with ses similar 70
nv own, and have been assured By many Of their
good efscts. Respectfully yosrssi g4k, 5.,EIi
In p lgYJ27FT. WINTER Roxboprropuusn''ra' xl prpus'
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ssW 40 sList, or Letters z 81.

.FsW sa9 sListof Letters $40 p
DEMAINING in the Postofics;nat Poneroy,
fIs0hios juno 8, 1866. ~ ''s ''.- O. '.'h
N.B.-Persons calling for these letters will
please say Jadvertized. 81 = aa5s naf
Ro,ep. Rem. F, t.s -..,f Miller, Robert ea oe
ROW. John .4s,u. Matheney, J. C.i7'A 78.
cisrk. Miss Ella NJ. Richardson, Geo. W.
Davis. Miss Cathsrino MRowland, Daniel EEL
Foseman; Mrs. Lucy A. Stengle, A: 7
I;ncoln, Miss L, W. Thrall, r. G. ~. 1900
Iannupa. James !; Thomas, John P.
Nor. Eliza 'Iste. Williams, Mrs. Mary
Mcfarland, SamI Williams, MISS Jane a
H. BRANCH, p, N.
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FOR SALE.

an ExcELLBNT SODA FOUNTAIN also, .
"A Scholarship in the Ohio Wesleyan University
a Deiawsre. The shove viii be sold yosy low
Apply ID the subscribss, near Ponssoy Sal
WSrks. fru, q -l3g M. SIDEboPTOM. 0
femeroy, Nay "a, 1ses.tskl ssI ,5- asqf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-08
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has boeni duly appointed Cd,
L ministrator Of the estate Of Alexander Calhoun,
late of Meigs county, Ohio, deceased. All per-
sons indebted 10 the estate are fequested To make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will, without delay, present
them 10 the undersigned for allowance.
I22-st,Jg .YuI THOMAS .RADEoRD, Adrh.9
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-08

That this bitters Il Not; Alcoholic, con
tains no Rum or Whiskey, and can
make Drunkards, but is the
BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-08

R,,SaSip.ssSe, Inward rfiss. Fumes q Blood 10
~ ssd, aeidi.y % the stomaeh Nsuscs hs1n n
Sesa. Disrust for Food. Fullncss Or Wsigns IN
Ma Sioynsch, sour Rsuci ations, Stukmg or
/ &TlsSisriIe Il she P;t o. tho stosgerns swim-
nins q The Head. flurriea 1sa n. gasIas1 Mss,l
SUP lfnNS IN or SniIsrinv Sensations when
IN iyiHg posture, Dimne,s q Msloas
ISota or Webs before the Sight, Fevcxa
uuii Taiuin tne I'D Deficiency Of retsP.sg In.
sss aiass Rssr sChosi Limbs, &s., Sudden naAnea
AZ iSs,l burnne IN the flesh, Constant imae'n'"e
of XVII. and great Depression OF Sptsns.
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PRICES.

IS PRICES. .55i ;9G li4qh
Large size thofiing nearly dosbis qaantity) ~
81 90 per Bottle-balf doz. sS %
small size-7s cents per Bottle-hans sdoz. 81 %
W. BEWARE or RcoUNrERFEIfss
SEQ that the sisps.ure 81 go. ~. JACKs0Nr
ia on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have the article
do not be put on by any of tho intoxicath prepa
rstons that may be oiersd Hjts place. but sepd y
Us, and We will forward, securely psctsdt BY on
press.
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skRCPOsALs F0R REMOVING WRECES,&
( IL TIE CAFE FEAR RIVER.
E EEsl- or CossTt.U,TIoN lsD RE-. IA,

Nay DERl ET,. sST, april I3, ISIS.
- B1-eAu = III, until the llSa day Of May, 1896,
vsFsels-suPpcsed 70 be about : in rrmoe--sunk
sBd rescN 60 in snd about the mouth 0f Gaze Fea-
TIE huIfs of the yesseIs are mostly or iron and
tie machinery IN many o. them i r. l-esen.ed g.
Sers-ste snl spe.isl of.s-s covering : single vsF
T. New YORK tha "SsrtA Heath che "AEses
Ery. lni The "CbicEsmaugN.' with all re prop
rr6u tSe net proceeds of The sale a. public aGc-
-r, ire Government 10 5e at n expense Whist
- tLe remaining wrecks the proposals may be
for : r.rt or the whole OF tns1l, aud must state
he rs.. Of "a wage on the net proceeds OF the
tE-a ~ pubiis suctioE, OF the proPertS recovered
15spn-t, virgin =, =" choGl charge q aoy Aini -
RI mtt-risIs recovered mas. be delivered a.
80 nsEy yard, ith sePars,e Invoice for each
ga orar rurst state the tine withn which II
posed 70 go lyieta the wurs Thi,1 must be
naval Of ser, v no viii GesiEngt2 the vessels on
stlsL Cp-s4 are q He ars' con -heus I'd, asd
> m@Hcsd AL sntty rr0seS tei : sun II
4 fE.R~trrrsut, when ali claim OF the =alEs rs TO
me property recovered viii be .orfeltei 20 The
rre ant?fe property will he pisee4 IN the nanis
sf he Government, an saies Will De ie may
70 deemed most advantageous 81 The Government
srS .he parties srned Any otbe- cCz1 ton
necessary fnr - protection nf tHe pbc interests
Ill bs lnss rted in the sgreesue,t.
vlO do not furDisb satisfactory evidence that they
S-e pfepS' eG With all the proper snd necessary
appliances .or the eAecCIi.n OF work Of this Kind
Parties " hS may V:s't " iiEID S;Gn fO- the pur-
pgFe % nakipg personal 81 n ntnefloG previous
= making Cf<V, will be perwtttsd 70 DO 50 by
-he rs al officer in eou"spd.
..c,osiug them, " Pro sails for raising wrecks In
CApe Fe ar River. 1p l. ZaH
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THE ASSASSINATION.
PROPOSITIONS OF MAJOR RATNgoNR AID Mss
EARRI2

EARRIS.
District If Columbia, City Qf Washington, ss.
Henry r. RS;hbone, BreYet Major n The
ARMY Of the United States, being duly sworn,
saws, .ha. on the 1tth day OF A pril, instant, at
ah0ut twenty minutes past eight O'Clock in the
evening. ne, with Miss Clara Il. Harris, LETT
his residence at the corner OF 18TH and II streets,
and iolned the President ana Mrs LA colin and
went with them In their carriage to Eord's
Thester in 10th street. The box assigned 20
the President is il the second :ier On the rign.-
hand side Of the audience, anu was Occupied
by the Rresident and Mrs. Lincoln, Miss Har-
ris, and this deponent, and by no other person
The box is entered by passing from the froni
of the building in the rear OF the dress circle to
o small entry or passage way, about eight fee:
in length and four feet N width. This passage
way is entered By q door which opens On the
inner side The door IS 80 PLACED as % maze
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OF KIC IAL.
GENERAL ORDER

The Secretary OF the Treasury, with prsicrrd
sorrow, announces 10 the Revenue Marine ne
death of Abraham Lincoln, late President -
me United States He died IN this city on he
O'Clock.
Tne officers OF the Revenue Marine will ss
manifestation OF their respect for the exalted
character and eminent public services cf tae
nIustflous oead, and OF their sense OF the CAL
amlty the h0untrv hhs sustained nv tails 4 m -
Ing dispensaton Of Providence, wear arRpe 0u
thetleft arm ana upon the hilt OF the sword t5r
six months.
pald on board all revenue vessels In commits
sion by firing thirty.siX minute guns, com
mencing at meridian on the day after the rs-
ceipt of his order, and by wearing their Tag
al haIf.mast. HUGH MCCULLOrE,
Secretary of the Tres sury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April L, 7,!SCj.
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TT SCRl SIeGy lg, and ths hear. }.Gr,
ShGAHsrtT sag Nth d0Ittt SHAKE ruth tsdT.'
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish CHIEF
when srrayed for battle; and thus msy all cry
who arm themselves against the Legons OF Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Ague, ssllowness, LsDsuor'
Liver Complaint, and al their eoncomitant evils,
with bottle OF two of PLANTATION BTTTEBs, the
original 8. T.-lSd0.-X. This great Tonic, which
is still increasing in popular favor and is ef'tt'
ing more cures than ever befove, is emphSticslly
The Poor Mans Friend snd The Rich Mans Bless
ing. PLANTATION PiTTEFs are sold by al respect
able dealers throughout the habitabl1 globe,
LIZ
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FR0NI NEW YORK.
Arrest OF Persons for TreasonaLIp Eau-
guase-U M 0ns U ation en Staten IsIand

Afre&t OF TefSons Tor Treas sOnatle Eau-
suase-Bem0nstration EN- staten Island.
NEW IoRE, April Ie.--George " ellis, John
Galleher, William FannIng, and Peter Briton
the latter the treas urer OF theatre, were each
to-day sentenced 10 six months in the paniten-
tlary: for uttering reasonable language
Last evening 81 uad ofpaCriotIc young Tnen
visited the fonse OF Mrs John Ty Ter, widow of
ex President Tyler, on Staten Island and de-
manded and obtained & rebel flag which has
long been hanging prominently in her parlor.
Ex- Mayor Lewis, Of Savannah, violent rebel,
was present huE kept quite.
The parlor OF Mrs. Tyler's house is where
secessionists have often met during the war,
and was the headq uarters OF Il rebel sewing
society.
An intiamatory card was p osted around the
city this morning, concluding with, "Death 70
Traitors-The Union, one. and indiYisibIe
Strike often; no more paTley.'
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WARD H. LAHoE,
limited States Marsha ID. y.
wurE.rENEDRAID ON ROCHESTER.
. Na.,tpa called by the Mayor-The Mil
- itary Under Arms,

itary nder Arms.
ROCHESTER, New York, April IA tele-
ornr, 1pas received yesterday by the Mayor,
sron1 General Peck, at New York city, Stating
that information has been received at his head =
quarters, that an organized band OF one hun
dred and fifty men were III Caroiton county,
Canada, prepared TO make raid upon Roehes-
ter or Ogdensburg.
The Mayor called meeting OF the advisory
committee of the citizens, to take measu tor
meeting the raiders.
Genera Williams received orders from the
Adiutant General Of the State to put the 5itr
regiment upon duty, and two companies are
now under arms.
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Special Message OF Governor Andrew, o
Massachusetts.

Boston, April 17.-Goyernor andrew deilv-
cred a special message to the Legislature this
o<tarnoon on the National Government
Appropriate resolutions were passed by ootn
branches
Committee appointed by the Legislature, 77ill
attend the funeral o: Washington.
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FROM EUROPE.
TIE firing into the Niasara-our Demand
for Sat6faction Complied with The
q han q nd Inn n rlf l..

PIFAte SHtHHIIuUdN at -NeIBOurnP.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamship CITY
OF Baltimore, from Queenstown on the 9Th
inst. has arrived. She is only one day later
LIVERPOOL, April 6-Madrid papers state
that the Portuguese Government has acceded
TO the American Minister'S demand for the re-
moYal o. the commander OF Fort Belin for
firing on the frigate Niagara after the Federal
commander had signalled him that he under
stood his summons.
The pirate Shenandoah was still a. Mel
bourne on the 23d uItirno. Captain WaddeiL
threatens TO report to Richmond the corduct OF
the Australian authorizes IN refusing 20 iur-
nish his vessel with supplies.
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.PUELIC HEALTH. TIE PRESS

! Advertising has been pronou mead undgnifed
! by the medical faculty. A physician who adver
tisss valuable remedy 20 fifty people IN his pri-
! vate practice would receive the cold shoulder
! from his pro fessonsl brethren, should he max
bis merits known TO millions throu n the business
! column OF newspaper press. This may lie dig
ni6sd, but isit benevolent, humane, OK Just (?
Whoever is fortunate enough to discover or IN
vent anything that viii prevent, or cure, or ale,
viate human suae- ng is bound to make ii known
through every channel Of Communication within
! his reach, TO the general public For many years
the merits of HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS have thus been procsimea
to tbe world, and multitudes have been restored
to health or saved from fatal maladies in conse-
quence. AS new facts have been developed in re
lation to the operation Of this most pure and po
tent OF all stomschics and Alternatives, they have
been stated in simple language to the people o!
Taany lands; and il the proprietsrs Of the med cine
have derived profit from their dissemination,
+housandE upon Thousands Of individuals have
been benefited thereby 20 an extent beyond sIl
estimate In the West Indies, Canada, Australia
and South America. HOSTETTER's BITTERs are
row recognised as the sole specific for Dyspepsia,
the best possible safesusri against epidemcs, and
tie finest lnTIgorant IN cases Of General Debility,
snd tie only dtasivs stiulant zen :icely free from
noXious ingredients. sp52w
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Nex styles Superb Stock OF Drcss. sack, and
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 10: &c.
We are now prepared TO exhibit our stock OF Mems
ana Boys Ready made Clothing, which, fer ele-
gsnee Of style variety and excellence OF fabric and
hith'ulness Of manufacture, has not been sur
DGssed By any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search eff Clothing for Gsntlemen's and
Youths wear are invited 20 call and eIsnli ne
stock. We can say With assurance they will tRd
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, extensive assortment OF GentiemenE
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything necea-
NOAH WALKER CO. 56s P.. av..
&C 10 Sms Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING.
Ard uEe WHEAT0N'S ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
Itch and Salt Rheum in IS hours, also Gu res
ChilItlans, Ulcers and all ErHpti0ns OF the Skin
Sold by all Drugsists Z. ID. GILMAN,
q $50 Pe1nsyl vsRis avenue,
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Esssr of Warning
ard Instruction for Young Men. Alse, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases OF ths Urinary
and Sexual Sy,tems-seDt free, in sealed envelopes.
Address DR.. J. SEILLIN HOUGHTos, Hswart Asso-
citation. 7 PAila 4 ei phiA. Pa. mE 3i-sm
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~ b. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTEKs,
THIs PROPHYLATIC is sold by all Druggists
and Grocers.
This great PANACEA has been established %
years It's medical Proprieties are
TONIC, ASTRIEGENT AND AROMATIC.
1t will eradcate all arrangement of the STOM-
ACH and BOWELS. 1t gives
STRENGTH and BEAUTY TO the YOUNG,
HgJUVENATEs THE OLD,
Cures
DYsPEPsIA. Less OF APPETITE.
INDIGEsTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC pIARRHGA. DYSENFERY,
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FEVER.
OBTAIN 4 CIRCULAR. in which will be found
testiu Qnis,s Of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in Wash
ington. mbl7 I'm
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pCREAU OF ORDNANCE. -

Wasbin gtoo City, A pril a. 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. this
Buresg ..uti. Il 5on Of MONDAY, April ~ -, for
2'5rle ;twp har1rei and tfty thoUssndj best
a. y Esrd, hand made red brick,
~ ere tbouseai { 7e hunIredJ beyelle1 press
ErIaE
Sampiss can Je ottsiued b. APPLICATION at the
enc. Il ;ae Navy ordnance Yard, Washington,
. O
Ore half tbs brick 20 be delivered al the Navy
Ordnance YAvt, N thirty g days, and the Te
tsEsHdar n s.Rty Cnl days from the date OF order
Tne night - reje- any or ali bids Is reserved by
ne BGrezu
The bin 70 }e su5jec: 20 inspection aud rejec-
~ a % delivery. IL II. WISE,
a. j. Z Chief Of Bareaa.
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This celebrated TCILEr SOAP, in such univsrsa
demand, is made from the e4oices. materials, is
nld aud OtjeHt in its nature, 7GETGnt5y 'te;tt
and eItrsmely 5srsfciGE in It's action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dssiera, ian - eOty
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GOAL WOODH LIME. so

Just received three cargoes Of RED and WHITE
Ash COAL and several carg0es Of nice seasoned
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD. Also. cargo
of fresh burnt LIME and LATHs. Wood sawed
and split. All OF which Will be sold low as can
be bou ght for N the District for cash:
Wn. GUIEAND,
Capitol H i'll and Navy Yard.
All persons Indebted 70 nee will please settle up
az 81 l..nt+
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HELNB0LD's EXTRACr OF SARsAPARRTLLA
cesnses and reHovates the biosd 'ustIls the " soT
of health into the system, and pUrges out the hu
mors that make disease. nlLJ'tLn
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FUNERAL OF THE PRESIDENT

The Marshal o. the District OF COLUMBIA ia
charged with the conduct OF the civil pro -ee-
sion. All orders sued by him will be Obeyed
accordingly. GEO. HARRIEGToN.
The Marshal Of the District OF Columbia mas
nominated as marshais for the funeral process.
sion the following named gentleman, who are
requested to report at his Off ce al four o'clock
Tuesday, the 18th instant, as he must know
q .h In
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SECRET DISEAsES.

.Sansay jtaa's 6tt is the most certain, safe and
efectQal rem edy-indeed, the only vegetable reIu-
edy ever DISCOVERED, Cures IN two TO four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
no bsls8m no mercury. Only ten pills To Be taken.
Il is tbe soldiers hors ana friend TO those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages. So fe-
male 50.
lSnnarital,'S Rooi and Rey5 Ju'ces-A positive and
prmanent cure for syphilis, scro oisla. Ulcers,
Sores, Spots letters. &c. Price 81 or SIX bottles
Tor S.. Sold by =. c. Ford. See advertisement. aa5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WIEN you are depressed by the gAunt. sickiF
feeling Ola dlsordered system, Ehicn needs to 3s
dose or two of AYERS PILLS and see how quick
you can be restored for shilling. ap l7-iH
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Mark of SYmnathH.

PICTou, Nova Scotia, April l7.-Flags Gre
a. half mast to. day as a mark OF sympathy to-
ward the United States.
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WASHINGTON TRE4TER.

MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 2fTH,
It SAMUEL s. SANFORD.
OXFORD! OAFORD! OAFORDI
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth Etreet, fronting on Pennsylvania avenrs
THE LEADING MUSIC HALL LofWAsHINGTOH Of
THE FOU NTAIN HEAD or TALENT
Read the names eff the Artists now perfOruir
at this establishment. First week OF
hESSRS. COOPER AND FIELDS,
The Celebrated Dsuble Clog Dancers
Continued Success of the following Is.
Miss KATE PENNOYEH,
Mics AGNES sUTH BRLAHD,
MONS. ANTONIO,
PRANK DIAMOND,
j. NJ. M5RT1aER.
BARRY CARTER,
KATE HANSON.
The MIACO BR0FHERH,
Miss sCSIE brown,
Mr. J. G. FRANKLIN,
Miss MILLIE FRANCIS,
Miss VIRGINIA OHAIIf,
Miss MARY FRAZER,
And 2S other Performers.
MONDAY next. first appearance OF
MILE ASNETTA q GALLETTI,
Prima2r Dauseusa.
LADIES M4TINEs SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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DENTISTRY.
CRrAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

TREAT DIsCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
/ weuId advise all persons having teeth -
to extract 10 call at DIR LBWIE'S ohics, ,ssTSSSssf
and have the n taken ont without pain.
Also, cal and examine the Doctors new ana lfa-
proved method of inserting ARTIF1C AL TEETH.
ffyou see The great i'm proyement n his teeth,
yor viii have them in ether style than thts
new and valuable Teeth inserted on 0ol1,
Silver srd Rubber Plates st tbs old price, AZ We
hsve not advanced the price onF WorG since tha
great change IN gold. ., 49,,
No. 242 Penn's avenue, between l-th ana iS'h
streets. ,,D Al.
ian 25ly O. n. LIZ VIE, II ~ OSnubt'
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT., }
W AsuINGToS, April l., lSGJ. !

70 Depn7y I0S'mUSfFrS
Bushes in all the post Offices Of the Un.,eG
States viii be suspended and the offices closed
from Il 4. M, 10 3 Z. N. on Wednesday, the
lg,h instant, during the funeral solemEi.es ot
Abraham Lincoln, late President OF he United
states. W DENN]sOS,
Pos tmaSter General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-18

R-Frapce will solace the widow Moray
With pension OF $3.50 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-18

NERVOUS BEBILTTY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, & C.
Can BE CuTsi by one who has really cured hin-elI
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you not IDg
but the tTttIh. Address, y it'll stamp.
EDwIRD H. TRAVFE,
mar z DIT Wy Lock Cox, Boston Mass,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-18

A CLEAR. SMOOTH SxIS AND BEAUTIFUL Cow
PIXf0S follows the Use Of HEIHBoLD'S CONOsN-
rRATED FLUID EXTRACT Of SARSAPtRlLLA. 1t re-
moves black spots, pimples and sll eruEtiOas OF
he p12St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-18

To PURtFY, ESE.CH TEE BLOOD, BRAUTIFy the
complexion, use HELNBoLo.s HIGHLY CCgGES-
TRATKD FLUID ExTKAeT SARSAPARELLA. Sne
battle equals in strength one gallon OF the Syrup
OF Decoction nlLrfn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-18

4 'HISA. GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE
y % pave J4st feee! we'd a tne assortment ot.--Qa
~ = SEassEs, LAGER and WEISS BEEREaH
5L. Ho1 am very thing - Mt out bar or IiItS
rettsS ant aua - general Assortmeut of ISxD
gIP9' - ara sa, sALcESs a PLATas and everything
n.shibg store Ycu will s. - ls . ca,f by rslI-
ing At y X. FoLEY's, SIG street, between 10th
AL - 80 I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-18
FORDIs NEW rHEATER.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL AND
THEATER
NO PERFORMANCE TONIGHT.

DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF THERE
OPENING GEORGE LEA,
spI7 Proprietor.