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THl OLDEST Ao.rlL CONDUCTED on pm
EUROPEAN PLAN, A~@
u enlarged 70 double its former espa1ity,
,Cpssv Pa. uhg;s,4 :. A9E1It.

~, III aotel. the oldest conducted On the Iasopsa.
@Srovad tn every way necessary, for the
SsnIsa9se STOP OF TIE Increasing guests. &&3
1nl1.Uitof tAe patronage already rooef7o4 nh
!rogIistor hopes that b sttention 70 Su.issss u
&2ateao % receive patronAse - hoFetofofc.
SSsrs.s. W o.ly hsoaarssd WITH vhat tAsy receive.
esS.tf : :. -. 4 2. lARIoH. Rro,ristor.
a 93n OF THI SOIL. a Nsysl; Smith q smaller
IA History Of Greece; The Votu atAer Cnarf~r
Da.tsr. by CAPT. Brinksrhof; Kitto's Bibicsi
kJV yRANoK TAYLOR, I
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GALE OF CONDEMNED OATS, Hay, AND
GRAIN RACKa .~e'~

CALE OF OONDEMNyD OATS, HAY, AND
- GRAIN SACKS.
CHEF Qnartrnasfey's OFce, DEPOT of Wash,ngfon,l
Washins,cn, d C., June @, 1865.
Va, under the direction of Captain n Eucf'
A. q. on THURsDAY, July 6, 1866, 1t IL o'clock
$4,000 GRAIN SACKS.
$4,000 BUSHELS OF OATS, AID
Is TONS OF Hay,
condemned as being unit for public use.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within ave ta) days from date of sale
Terms-Caih. In Government funds;
Brig. General and Chief Quartermaster,
5e 23 1T Depot Of WAshin gton.
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ARaI sALI or WAGONS AND HARNEss

I ARa1 sALH OF WAGONS AND HARNESS,
C2i0 Qxat~,nassy', 04es, D:,a Of Wssains,os,,
. Weshtngt0n, D. O.. June H. IasS
wiz Be sold q Hu bile suction. under the direc.
uon OF Brevet Colonel CHARLES d. Tompkins A
NJ, U. .. A., 1t the Government Mill sitn ated
On = street bet: Inst and 22d in the city of Wash.
TWINfY THOUSAND SITS OF sINeIr Mu,.,
HARNESS,
A LOT OF SADDLES &c,
which have been used in public service
The harness VIII be sold in single sets.
About SEQ WAGONS Wbieh will bs .o,d q; DIV
to the highest bidder
The sale Of Wagons will commence on WED.
N1spAYt June %. 1855, At 10 o'clock m With .
lot q about 40, At point north of the Railroad
fIx, near the terminus of New York avenue
nofth, AMI after their sale is com pleted the re
mainder Will be sold on street east bet wsen 18th
a iSth streets, near the Lincoln Hospital The
sae OF harness. will commence on THURGD v
june 29, 1865. at 10 o'clock a m w
The sale Of Wagons and Harness will con+;,r.
on alternste days. until the whole numbe ia sold
Terms cash in Government funds
The attention Of buyers is called to the Iarss
SAFE OF MCLIS, commeneed on MONDAY NAV
e, 400, and which 10 still being continued from
oay 70 osS ID. II. ROOKlR,
., DriS. zen. ana Chief Quarter master
% ~ ist Depot of WRShinp ton
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTlRMAsTlR,s
~ STORES

SAL1 UF CUNUEMNVU QU AHTlBMABTlR'0
~ STORES
Caio QuartrmGstsr'. QStes. Depot of Washiss,on,i
WaShinSton, u. C. June p, 1866
Will be sold 1T pa bile auction under the direc
ton Of CAPTAIN james n. MoSIe. A, Q n, o. 8.
between 18th and 18th streets, Washin eton. D. o.,
Oh WEDNESDAY. July 5, 1885. at II o'clock .. m :,
sisting Of "
Brooms, shovels. Spades, Picks. Axes, squsres.
Chisels, Files, Chairs, Grindstenes, Wheelbsr.
rows. Pumps. Copying Presses. Chests, Scales.
Cots. Psulins. Ovens, Pans. Cups, Lanterns,
GAP PAPER, &c.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
tie stores within Ave (6 days from date Of sale.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
D. II. RUOKIR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuArtermaster.
ie2-llt DEPOT Of WaahinRfon
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rRRAr PlUNSYLvANIA ROUTE
" NORTHWEST kNb SOUTHWEST.

On And After December %, trains Will leAv0 BAL
timore from North Calvert Station. - foliows;
H eT ann 1ccon1modation -----sP II.
1rie and Pittsburgh 1Ipress-------8P.M.
Pittsbure and Ilmira Express p. II.
rurs,sa. n. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
d6onnscts with the % A. N train from Baltimore
o huffsio, Rochester, Dankirk. Canaan
daisua. sad IN! Mi. var o falls and
THlAs 40 P. n. TRAIN PROM WAsHIN9ToN
oonnects With the 8P. II. train from Baltimore
for Pittsburs and 1ris.
rHl Gas P. M. TRAM FROM WARRINGTON
Connect: With the 70 e sS1g,s's from ssti-
and Dmira, without change Of
forCincinnat, Chicago,
and st. Louis and ct
lln1ira, for Buffalo.
Rochester, and
Syracuse.
ONI THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Warrington ats O'Clock r. II.
sLIEPINe CARS On NIGHT TRAINS.
''1D Low r1Rn AND N S eGick TINE HA''''
~ For Tickets and any Information apply at
the Office of the Great Pennsyyanis Route, corner
PennsylvAnia avenue and Sixth street, under
National Hotel, and Depot House, No. l63 st.,
near New Jersey avenne. Hssnsns61n1a .ppv
Superintendent n. Q. B. b.
FL WILKINS.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNg. 9lLL1TT, Passenger Agent. corner 9Th
treet and Pa. ave. dec - Il
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AUCTION SALES.
RY FHOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D

RY fHOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D. O.
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT IN GEOR6EFOWN, AT AUCTION
SELF in froDt Of the 1fsI sss 9 Sa P Xii
No. a. In Holmead's addition to ersetown,
iSssssS5iss:: bS.sr IA ,Mssse: .srssts. snd
OF desirable two story Brick Dwelling House,
containing nine rooms. hall, cellar. and excellent
the late David I'm glsh
Terms: One half cash; balance in s months.
with interest secured BY q deed OF trust en- the
property.
Conveyancins and stamps at the cost Of the
purch asef.
Title perfect.
3e2 THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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THl WHAK 49,
AND
IMPAIRED BYBSIGHT

sS As M1AA 3@
IMPAIRED EYIsIGHT,
Ortsinstins either from inHrmity OF age, general
debihty OF The nervous system, protracted nick
ness. or from natural disposition to far or near
sight 80 ness, will be restored, i'm proved AMI
strsngtbe9sd BY the use Of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECT AOLIS,
manufactured from genuine Rock Crystal aiyius
ease and comfort to the optic nerve, ane suited
Scientific and Prscticsf oeticisns.
g4S "a. av., between 18th and 18th ets siso
See Psnna. are. National Hotel BuiidinS
gARTIFIcIAL HCMAN xYIs inserted with
OUT causing pain and made to correspond In color
eiae and motion with the natural one. :, je9
RPHANs' COURT, June eth, iS6o.-DIsTsTo,
- q COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON COUNTY 10 ,rif.-
IN sns S4s Of Jacob J. Flax, administrator of
SoahS mn deceased, the administrator afor esaia
nrphn tAs appreciation Of the 0rphans 3 Court OF
DAY rs son county aforesaid, appointed SATUR-
nent sna t dAg OF July next for ths Anal settle
SAD asc 80 aistdh1ti of the personal estate of
fhs 49, $3.50 and OF The assets in hand, as fsr a
hen and where al fSs ui J LilIo
VI s 3GSSsseso Es notified to saenS ~ ~ aS AZ
phlsPs Nsshy o. Washin gton Csnns,,t ~ tne ",
a s5sst SsSins properly vouchsdJa A.9taosaiaJ
etnet ~ py,lAN % sIcluded from If ,shey may
SAID aeceaeee estate provided q COPY sSeneht in
der ee pnbhshsd once week for ID rec Wis or
the Bysnins Star. pseyious to the said lstsSsA in
July. lsee Test: a. o. ROBBiNS'~s Of
1oe-koNou t--A - sAeKfatsr Of WiIIa b
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DIR. BAOK1R

40 The Most Wonderful AstroloseR. ZlO
squares from the st. gives full and thorou q
information eoncsrninG a Affairs tAfeush lie.
rage. Love Afsirs, Journeys, Law Suits, Absent
Friends, eicknsss and Death. Dr.; ,Baeksr can Be
consulted from In the morning till In the az n.
ming, Entrance through the candy store.
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SALl OF sERvIolABLE MULES

SALE OF sERv101ABlE MULES.
QuARfKhMAsrKR GRARRAL's OFyIop.
~ a,., WAsHIsofos. D. O., June 9, S6s$
ny olIeeuen Of the QuarLerm sster General
a.ete wlII be sold. at Public Auction to the hirS
viz: - 'AA's ~A0 piAces named below
"iLIiAhsfoRT, Pa s.. THURsDAY. June Is,
ses1ssSnso sxr sas. 1885,
WILMINGTON. DELE ,sss THuRsDAY. June a.
RITTsBgRG, PA, TUESDAY. June q. 1853
HAkHIS1UhG, PA, THURSDAY. June 20 lass
:. Two HUHDRED slRVIOEABLE MUIis 60
=, Many Of them we're bon sht in the beginning Of
tne Wat, esyoung mules, accom- panic d the arn'sss
IN Al their marches and camps and are thorsn ~
ly broken. hardened BY exercise gentle and ~.
diers. = - -'NN " mo eoi-
Though sound and servicesbls. they are m
longer REQUIRED in the army, and can be purchased
az the 20 sales at far less than their trne vsins
oecially invited. 80 = -TF--- - %
Sules sold sinelY. -ss rlIs r.- ~ st,. .t.
Ssss to com mence At 10 Q. m, srr-.qf ff1ua g.. to-
stNs casa, In United States currency, L17
Q. H.6.Ssissdisr GsnI. in charge First Division
~ - i010-l 6t
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sALl OF Gov1RNMERT HoksRs,


Qxartsrmastsy Generals OGcs Fiyse Dfvisfos ,
WdshtHgson City, Nay %, 1855
YIN b. aeld, at public suction to the highest
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. WEDNESDAY.
. June z; 1855,
LANCASTlR, rLNNSYbVANIA, THURSDAY.
--tl4.. ... June 8, 1865,
R1ADIHa. P1HNBYLYANIA. rHCRsDAY,
-sssra- june Is, 1855. - -, -
WEST oHISTBR. PENNSYLVANIA, THURS
- 6. a=-H DAY, June 10, 1866. IN - = .
A1HIL1N, PENNSYLVANIA, THURBDAY
o. - II June a. 1865. = I
P1TTsBURGHi PlNNeYLVANIA,T THURSDAY
June %. 1865. a. -
BALr1M0RD. MARYLAND. THURSDAY.
June %, 1855. & I I4IE.s = ID,
PITTSBU R9H, PENNSYLVANIA tn q ReDAY
June g, 1885.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSE.
gains msy be bad - . Fcci : = 49, =
Horses sold einsly. Sales 70 commence at 10 A.
n. Terms, sshh In United States currency.
Brsvss Brir.disr a sasrsi a; n aA sb.y;.s
my 0tje0 L - first Division q. II. g. o.
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r,.v DUB TERMS.

8. price i. SIX orsrs 81. A assts
charged. When there is News Agent In the
ne desire orr friends to get the n. T.
WEEKLY through him. When sent By mail sin 4.
gle copies, y per annum; four copies. $40: eight
copies $40 fhe party who sends MS $40 for clu b
titled TO COPY J,ss Postmasters and Others Tho
get clubs IN their respective towns, can after
seIibers must send twenty cents in addition to the
puose-iption, to pay the American postage jszs n
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NJ b.. HROOKFI1LD, OF Kansss, can b cor
street. in The rear OF Dorglss Hospital. Sic
Astfslossrs ,ef the age. shs Gusrantss salts.
acton 70 al those who may 0iys her Gall.
dollar. = fab H. M
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From the Largest MasXtaeswi.s O.m;,,, - -.
IAMa, Ao9uA1Nrlt iEs WITH MIR. Hr s. NJ
SOLD; he occupied the drug store onr. ~ LIN.
pnnpeas where others hsd not been eonsiinn x me
n.m. nave been hIorably impresssd yitS
:. WtLLIAM WRyGHrwav
FIRM OF POWERS q WRl6HfMSN. H.
massu a. ManpfsetufinS Ohsmists.
VIZ va and Brown sts., Philadeiphjs.
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BANKERS.
NATIONAL = q
LOAN, II

7.3O HA E53E: 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE. Of our arn. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans. W
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
U.s. $50 TREASURY MOTIFS.
These notes are Issued. under date Of August u,
1854. in dsnomonAtions Of
$50. 500. $500. II 600 and $1,000.
They bearing interest ct 1910 per cent psr an
mum. and have coupons attached, payable In law
ful money. on February 18th and August 18th Of
sash year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money on August 18th. 1867; or, ct the option
the holder. the notss may then b exchanged. ~
Bar. Tor e4,
q. .. 1IvHTWlNTY BONDS,
rsdsemable at the pleasure Of the Government %
any time after i've years, and payable twenty years
ON August LIST, 1867, with interest a
SIX PR CENT IN COIN.
payable semi annually. These bonds are at pres
snt worth in the market about NINE PER CENT
premium. from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there In left net
premium upen the bonds Of SIX PlR OINT..
with . prospect Of Q much greater value a the
date OF the maturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive In payment for subscriptions the ~
srsa issues Of
FIVE PER C1NT. TREASURY NoTIe.
allowins accrued interest thereon. We also tab
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of al issues ut their current value.
Full information furnished upon application Ia
person or By mail.
CAUTION TO BuY Ya No4 AED HOLDERS oP
In order to prevent the mutilation ofthsss notes
the Secretary of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes not negotiable unless al the IN
mstursd coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE 4 co..
feb dt Banksrs.
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
wM.s 8. HUNTINGT Cashier.
GOVERNMENT pIPosIToRY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIKI UNITlD
sTATEe.
9TH ST., OPPOSITE raI TREASURY plPAlfnIrY
Government securities with Treasurer United
tAtes
~ONE MILLION DOLLARs.~
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE L CO.. a
SPECIAL AGENTS RoR TIL $50 LOAN.
We win MI all orders with promptnsss and dos.
patch, allowing the regular commission to B.nka
and bankers.
constant supply Of the Notes on hand ana
ready for immediate deliver.
We buy and sell all classes Of aovlRNMlNr
e1oURITIIs at current market rstes.
FURNISH lxcHANal and make oollscsious
on ALL TIN PRINCIPAL CITIES OF thu
UNITED sTATls
Wepurchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
IAV0RABLl TERMS. and Give careful and
prompt attention, to ...,
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIN AND FIRMS
and to any other buains" entrusted to us ...
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 eoyyxs,
hENT LOANS at all times chserfully furnisasd.
rs zs-- WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WAsHIHereH. March %. 1866. l-> mn.tf
COD AND sFoOKs. - -
Our efles has been placed IN dirsas ,.,...~
sxssnfion ~ q srds insurins promDtnsss In sss
ms. hlrTs1Hogss .ssl f sS5 al q %.
From the La,sen MSs.tee,.vs.s 0tmi,., :. ~.
I An AcQuAINrlbs xvi WITH MN y
SOLD; he occupied the drug store mn.
sss s e
ere him. have been GlorsSis imss 9si. 20 hs.
'''l -A1 Z VII x vR,enr~.-
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SPECIAL SALE OF sRRvICEABLH DRAP1
- HORSES


- HORSES.
QUARTERHASfER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON D O., June Is. 1885,
By order of the Quartermaster General. there
will be sold, at public auction, during he month
of July. 1855. At the times and places named BE-.
GIEsBeRo. D. c.. MONDAY and SATURDAY
N!W YORK vonk CITY WIDN isDAY: July5
TUESDAY and FRIDAY of each week there
after. at the Government Stables. corner 10th
PBILADlLPHfA, PA, ,THURsDAY of each
BBA.tLTTIIM M0s!, MD, ElPElsDAY, yplyla
bALTIMOA1, MD, "WEDNESDAY, July &
yqhHSTowNs PA W1pE EsDAY. July s.
ELMIRAn; Y; FRIDAY, July "a.
LANCASTER, PA, FRIDAY, July o.
Two hundred sERVICEABLB DRAFT HORSES
Draft Horses, less than their true vsfds. r.
now offered to the public. The animals. though
sound and serviceable. are NO longer required in
the army. and must be sold. The attention Of
managers OF city railroads and manufacturer Is
especially called to these sales.
Horses sold eingly
Sales to Commerce At 10 Q. N.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES a. IKIN,
Breyet BrigAdier General in charge
10 26-6t Let Division Q n, G O.
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u" 0nScS l2O Penn,a avsnuS,. -,
between a and 9Th streets.
III 1SSSff
MIAKNESg; INELxMll BLApDiR; wa RS,
fHB LUNGS. LIVER. KiDaTYS AND sPI S ii Isl
SORE EYES, 6oRH THROAT, DC. 30. :"
Having had many years experience in the prao.
tics Of those diseases, the doctor bids defiance to
az so.,S<.tstaon IN their tfastnaeAt and cure
or two days.. Ladies and gsntlepnen can consult
Aim q bis once from to 6o'elock daily.
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EEJYWuIBIRHHl q 80 = = -------
Il =, g0oesssSs SeI 7: Lorpos d Co.. =.
snlzsrcS,,y zzSE g "a atHL1 Gss. AEx-
AegysNFSe HssL lsas BsssHs.
.o,l,s Jog SsassyivsniA svSeass -
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NNF1EBLID AND D1LI0ATl oONsTIT
1xs1HSE sf8es -: si 81: sss:s s sas sas
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CHIHF QuARrIRMAsTERT 0FFiOs. :
- DKPof on WasIruaSov

MlsHInerQs, D. o.. y.nnAry I, iS4.
e. ass furpisnrs, Harm ess ana ssddisry, Are =.
sussts1 = send 70 this once, on MONDxf AZ eseS
s.tsss lay ~ 0Iss Sf y III IN Of
sissn 49, es ttts the price Of s.sh marked In
sIs u: article OF arcisa csn Or 81 s "a
aSS a:ls g sna e shs S.ss
sairsd 70 fsrnish tie Hat panetusly syery Monds,
"'fn,hs Hri..d,., s.,dp n BUcKIR,
t-u Depot OF WsshYn Sfan
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SRnnknn, GO. AttornsJs At Law, Cen.
street, peAH tia Kirkyood Houss '' W. 1sh
Omsef Aceennts With All ths Department, Al
kea1 1stxfs PROMPTLY Attended toNWm 1 10 ~
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facilities. and - able to fulfill q contract 10,
furnishing Stationery for the Department of the
Interior during the year ending June 30. 1865
N. B. The proposal and guarantee should be
snpsrscribed with the place Of residence of the
signers, and the proper date.
le l5-eotJ uly 26
tohroniele, Philadelphia Press. New York Tri-
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, T,.!' i perfect THOMAS DOWNING, Aue,.
RY Jas. Q. MCGUIRE d CO.. Austioneers.
ADMINIsrRATRIX SALE OF A PoRTIoNsoF
On MONDAY aiTskNoos a 5ni, =. O'Clock,
hs r;
hundred and thirty seven feet three inches on LIST
sss and hls;
fsss and s12 feet more
ofs frame tepemsa men .'e IMPROVEMENTS consisting
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
Conveyancing and stamps at the purchaser ex-
Eve days after the day OF sale the property will be
resold At the risk and expense OF the defaultins
.a MARY VAR. W. R9psIEP; AsaniD i.
SPECIAL SALES a G5 nssssssV10sAsIs DRAFT
Q.a,,erua,.er 6exe,aps 0nea
tss1 81 q 1sas as sss
;ss aa
$iEsRSkS re e 1865
WiIIi1asf0RF. Pa szfGhG1S,a june III ''f Il,
wlsrcHlsrsK. PA iSArURDAY. June 1t.
s1EsBSRS u. s1s. Ii
FhiIADiifh1x' F1 ,ssi szi6RD1T' u June 's'' "a,
sIFFsS8RaR "a a9 ssEPPHRbi ": js1 l
eITS wa S9nS1 p g. sArTRpAY Jsly 1875
An opportunity to purchase superior class of
Draft Herses at far less than their true value, Is
now afforded ts the public. The animals, though
Ss sas ss
and Of
HcEsss sold snsly.. Sale. 70 Commence at 10 a.
ste.m6oat feE eissssro viii leave seventh
ars ss 1sa Warrington sSsI hoHF
.a g5eSst srisadier General in charge, FIRST Di,i
SPioIAL SALE ga G6k ssEHhsv1oEABIs DRAFT
QMgrte,master GNe,al's OHce,
pva,a. Wdhtngton, ID. c., June 8. 1865
VII DC sold. at public auction under the diree-
hsh Oh SsptsA tswry Moore, A. Q. NJ. to the
ngnsis Dldder, at the time and place named be.
kktkXX Y yeRK CITY. FRIDAY, June 10. 1865:
NV foRk oir9. TRfDI1 Hf JUNE Sun g. Il s 6ss'
mig nsS s9na. s d and fifty sERVIoEABL1 DRAFT
AZ cppoltunisy to purchase . superior class OF
e eoH 81 far their true y.ue
sound and seryiceable. are no longer required in
the army. and must be sold. The attention Of
especially called to these ssiss aa manufactures "
- e 5
Terms cash. in United States currency:
"a. JAMES A, ,EKIN.
.s+as Hr'''s BFss, ef ss Sssl i sas,sss
SAL1 OF Gov1RNMERT Hoksns. 80
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THl NEXT STORY 10 ENTITLED
THE CUBAN HEIRESS:
OR,
OLD HEPSIBAHs SECRET
Tbs 10 from the pen Of cur highly gifted con.
MRS MARY KYIH DALLAS.
and ie, beyond question. the fipest thing she hal
thus FAR written. It is full of love and mystery
and possesses charm which cannot fail to fascin'
ate AL who may read it, " ~
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EvBRYBopY SHOULD READ It'll

EVBRYBODY SHOULD READ IT.
WE MAN THE
NEW YORK WE EKLY,
now READY, CONTAINING TWO
CHARMING, EXCITING. STARTLING.
THRILLING ROMANCEs,
THE FIRST, lNTIrLlp
OWEN, THE NvICT;
TIE HEARTS DEVOTION.
Is PERHAPS THE
GRIATlsT ROMANCE OF MODERN TIMES
not cree ptins the most popular Of Dumas, works
II IL the story Of youth pus he'd into crime by tb
force OF circumstances. and Of q pure. devoted
whole. uled woman who refused to believe ir
has guilt, and pobly stood By him till the last
bile 1t has all the touching pathos of the "Ticke
OF leave MAE 1t at the 50 me time Is b~im- full
tnres by land and sea. The hero gets ont Of on,
fhculty into another With q rapidity which Il
wonderful, and which shows the most uuexample,
ipssp.ity on the part ofthe highly witted author
ho,d =; ne readers e az I'll spell bound from tn
read the manuscript-msn who have been famil
lar with stofy-readins and story.vriting throu Oh
out their lives, have been so entranced with tbi
truly wonderful story that they have found II i'm
pstsibe TO lay Ii down until they have read to Thu
very last line.
THl NEXT STORY Is ENTITLED
THE CUBAN HEIRESS;
OLD HRPSIBAH,a aFoRpTr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
Tha Asaassination of the President.

The rebel General EweII went through
this city this morning early, on his way 10
Fort Warren. While breakfasting at the
Soldiers Rest, in Fourth Avenue, he was told
Of the assassination Of Mr. Lincoln, aud not
only expressed bis deep regret, : but seemed
to be painfully Affected by what he deemed
the most eflietiug intelligence the South
could nov hear--Neso York Express, April
Is.
We have no doubt that is the general feel.
ing In the South, aud that that section Of the
eouatry had as little to do with the murder as
the North - Cincinnati Enquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
AnnIrn In Ricl,mond.

The Richmond correspondent Of the Phil.
sdelpha Inquirer writes as follows;
"Mapy arrests have taken place in Rich.
mond, and the snvirons ol partis, who could
their best friend in the councils Of the nation
The authorities warrant more stringent reg.
nlatious. Passports, paroles and sale-cou-
duets have therefore been revoked 10 mauy
eases, and The released rebels from Lees ar.
my are forbidden to assemble or 20 at large
Great terror exists ia the Libby Prison, aud
the inmates on one OF the floors held q meet.
ing, aud passed resolutions that they we're
soldiers I'D applsuded no assassina'
"Whrh General Lee was told Of the news,
he shn, bimself up aud refused to hear any
deta ~. H. said he was already too tagged
and weary TO be unuerved by the terrible
history"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-22
Dyeing for Revenge.

The Albany Argas relates a ssrio.comic
case Of dyer's revenge Henry Shurlz is q
dyer Albert GuoH musician. They met
at ball last week The dyer had a grudge
against the musician, and determined TO pun.
isb him by co'oriBg bis hair, and so, while
dancing, he approached GdloG unAwares, and
threw vial Of eoloriug liquid over his hair
and then rubbed il into the bair with his
hands Gnlod's hair is naturally of q gray
sh color, but now It is bright scarlet lie
certainly presents a very odd, aud by nc
means handsome appearance, and seems to
feel his humiliation keenly, as 1t appears that
although Ihe ofense was committed last week
be did not venture ont uutil yesterday