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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16
9aiiIlgg III $Moulaldta6ialrleear, 6a la
REbTGNED-

REsIGNED. .TT
a When my weary spinnings done
And the shades Of eve grow deep
And by the'bright hearthstone
The old folk sit asleep;
Ny lin secret talk, when weep.
oftimes the driving rain
And sometimes the driving snow,
Beat on the window pane
- And mnge sad and low
With the hopes and fears the smiles and Of time
t.a| 't'.r.'f' long, long ago.; .a.l.
." Till theyact the tales they tell .'"
And step is on the floor, ''
'' ~ And voice once loved we'll ..i"'
Says: Open me the door," 'A' fi
Then turn with chill from the mocking wind which
whispers, " "Neyermore"
To the little white-washed room
. In which my days are spent; II
... And. journeying towards the tomb, .
My companions gray and bent '.'.-''
Who hapy deem their grandchilds life not joyous, but
content. .. ,.
All me for the SUMS not set,
For the years not yet begun, -Tsy-vlJ,s
For the days not numbered yet, "a
.. And the work that must be done
Before the deser: path is crossed and the weary web
isspunl ..'i .".'
Like a beacon in the night, 'h
/ see my first grey hair; f.I..
Ardl tell Alright
If it is from age or care,
For Time gides silent DER my life anleaves land
mark there ..F
But pcrchance 's for the bost,
And must harder strive
If life is little best, '. - Er
Then not for life to live,
For though heart has nought to take, it may have
much to glve a..lfs
Aud they are old and por, ,-SIa
And bread is hard to win,
And guest is at the do 5r
Who must enter in, IS
And to keep his shadow from thelr HEARTH daily toll
ahd spin.
'.r. My sorrow is their gain, .. -. 8
And show not by q tear
How my solitude and pain
Have bought their comfort dear,
For the storm which wrecked my lies best hope las left
me stranded here. .t.
But hear the neighbors say,
That the hour-glass too fast,
And know that in that glad day, Ir.
., .H. When toll and sorrow are past,
The false and shall receive their DUE and hearts
~ achingat last ~ ' '
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16

WIDows.-The Commissioner of Pensions
has decided that the remarriage of a widow
terminates all claim to a pension. @
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16

Hs-The above notice was misunderstanding between
Messrs. d. II. Ferguson 4 Co. and myself They were
simply securities for an attachment for the Of
$45, which paid by tue parties who contracted the
debt. $50 isltf' it9u ,-.tF ~ .r. JOHN SHAW.
colvills Angus, 10 1885. Aes.i lI au2i,ons'
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16
BLACK LIST.

6AN THE 81 day of July, 1865 MEssRs. FERGUSON
y L. CO.. paid me an account In GREENBACKS, All
PAR. for blacksmith bill, done ut coin rates.
Colville, July 20, 1865. JOHN SHAW,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

A NOVEL FEATURE AT WEST PorNr-In-
at Vest Pona for ths
developed a singular idea; they have started q
baby cup, to be claimed by the first one OF
their number who earns the proud title OF
father. The design of the cup Is as original
as the idea. The bowl is of silver, polished so
as to resemble FURNISHED steel. In shape and
size it resembles twelve pound cannon ball,
and will answer the double purpose OF q
drinking cup, or christening bowl. This is
poised upon q mortar of silver gilt, which in
turn Is supported by an upright cannon OF
same material. Round the mortar are tonr
gilt medallious, representing Cupid, Minerva,
Venus and Mars. The cadnon is surrounded
by the emblems Of the four branches Of the
service-the artillery, cavalry, infantry, and
engineer corps. Underneath the pick and
shovel of the engineers is their motto, aEssa-
onS"-let us try-which, not inappropriateIy,
has been selected as the motto OF the cup. The
pedestal, like the bowl, is Of FURNISHED silver,
and the whole is surmounted by an admIably
executed figure OF a cadet In full uniformA
round which are engraved the names OF tho
sixty mine members Of the class.
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TIE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LIVING


tits sad to think that thousands die annually
Wit the means OF life and health almost within
arms length. Many weaklins goes down to the
grsva every day whom the timely use Of HOSTEL.
TBR's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
woul have saved. 1t is . consolation, however,
to know that this glorious Tonie-a vitalizing
Elixir without . single drawback-is preserving
the lives Of multitudes. In cases of general de-
bility and prostration, 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-
spAiring patients, whose powers of dige ston seem
to be actually extinguished, recover their appe-
tite, strength and spirits. under q course of the
Bitters. with rapidity that is positively amazing
All 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 it's application to
new cases. As q preventative of diseases Of every
class and a constitutional invieorant, it stands
alone and unapproachable. ny292w
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did not know which OF the brotheYs II Vax.
mat there were several; this conysrs sffou DcS
place shortly after sundown Of the Issh; h1
nsa assa sSoS ssasss Ssss
.s .sst an, and asked his name, when WaS told
mat y was Booth; and At the tins Of ths CEN
s.tsa ION, have stated with the prisQner, 1
whether n was the same BOON who nsd Sesn,
know. 40 '~,N Ae s's NV
By Mr.. Ev ing.-The con yersatton 7 hax.
mentioned was commenced hv the n,isnns
ne % said - ne h nsd GOT the news nom Bryantowp,
wheTe ne had been; ne seemed To feel All tns
sorrow that he expressed in regard "a the n.
sassfnation. The object Of the prisoner visiting
n. me At hat time was IN regard % ssps raj
think 1t was some time in November, and thai
II was was about a month after when saw
him a. second time. Did not see or hear OF any
ore having been with the prisoner when met
By Judge Bingham.-The prisoner aid not
tell me from whom he had received the news
more than he had heard it from Bryantown.
EXAMINATION OF Eli X. WATSON.
BY Mr.. Ewing.-Reside near Horsehead
Plnee George cousty; have been acquainted
with Daniel j. Thomas since he was q
boy; his reputation in the neighborhood IN
which he lives for veracity is bad; from nv
knowle ledge OF his general reputation I would
field on the frat day OF ane; he then toid me
that he was witness against DR.. Mudd, and
that Joshua s. Naylor had sworn to put down
his oath, but that il his oath stood, he would
get a portion OF the reward offered for Booth.
Cross examination by Assistant Judge Ad-
vocate BipRham:-The conversation in the
field was begun by Thomas; he said he wis
going around TO summon people as TO Lis
character, and that he was going to have mo
sum NJ On ed as one.
Rs-oRoss- EXAMINATION OF MARCUS P. NOR
saw Booth play in Washington and in the
city OF New York; also In Boston; cannot tell
how many times / saw him play; saw him at
different times during the year; cannot femem-
representations onithe stage because I never
made any mem sranda OF such things, but fire.
Quently attended plays when away from home,
was not personally acquain ted with Booth;
him In conversation with others besides the
prisoners.
The cross. examination of this witness vvas
continued further, but failed TO bring out any
new points.
TESTIMONY OF HENRY BURDEN.
Live in Troy, N Y; know the witness, Nor
ton, who has Just testified; his reputation for
veracity is bad; I would not believe him on
oath.
Cross. examination by Judg 20 Advocate Holt:
Have been interested in patent concerning
horse shoes; Mr.. Norton was engaged as coun-
sci on the opposite side; cannot say that there
was much i'll feeling occastoned by that CON.
troversy; was not acquainted with him at that
time; my acq quaintance with his character is
based upon what have known OF him since;
my relations with him have not been either OF
particularly friendly or unfriendly nature;
when declare TO the court that ne is not 70
be believed on oath, / am giving expression 70
the opinion of the mass OF the people Of Troy
who know him; my opinion is arrived a. from
testimony by which he was impeached.
The court then adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

FhOM NEW OhLEANH.
Arrival of Commissioners from General
Masruder-People of Texas Anxious to
return to the Union.
NEW YORK, June s.-New Orleans dates 70
the 31st have been received.
Colonel Ashbell Smith and w. p. Beflinger,
commissioners sent by General Magruder 70
settle the terms for the surrender Of the rebel
forces in Texas, had arrived. When they
were sent Magruder knew nothing Of Kirby
Smiths surrender. They state that they also
represent the civil authorities. General
Candy informs them that he could not recog-
niZe the civil authorities, but would grant the
commissioners an interview.
They represent that the people Of Texas will
return to the Union without the least reserva-
ton. They do not desire to set mp any barriers
between themselves and other States East,
West, or North. They are anxious TO return
to the Union as 1t is without claim upon
the past and accept the situation pure and
simple,
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TT Some sportsmen made q greet aac oveE e
killing white hare in Englana no. 81. y:
we, Know of ladies who have eroas success IN
destroying white harss in large numbers: nere-
ahont: and WHAT'S more, they don't say any.
-.1.Tss 49, Ersncn builder Of the ram StonewslI
aia ane his. claim, through the Consul OF
1es issi ~ ;n Cuba before the local authorities,
f,r aa the payment of an unsettled portion OF his
q TIn Nevada City. Montana, recently ,
ao1r rose In one day from S25 70 $40 per one
hundred pounds, and the miners In tnet viclnr
ity. deeming It. an imposition, formed q club,
And marched through the town, taking all they
reduired: and distributed it tamong themselvee,
paying ga per hundred fcr the same
HrIn New Zealand fresh gold discoveries
are announced, with renewal Of tho former
excitement. 'F.' - +" -epL = lsi
! HSome idea Of the enormous trafae Of EAg.
land may Be gathered rom tho TACT tnas tnSsv -
the LAnd's- end, leaving, or bearing mp fof, tne
Britsh or Irish Channels.
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'fdnst fhon not m mister TO mind diseased,
And, lcifh some s,ostt, oblirioxs anfidote,
CLEANSE lhs Joal bosom Of the periloKs stxf
That trsishs xps,. the hsart?''
Certainly; PLANT ALTON BITT1Rs viii do it
when nothing else win. Melancholy, Depression.
Hypoehondria, 1nsanity, all spring, more or less.
from adiseased stomach, and this PL AVIATION
B1TTIRS is a sure care for. There is mistake
about it; Dyspepsia, Headache, DuIlness. Asue.
and Low Spirits must yield to the health giving
and genial influence of the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. Hyou are in doubt. make one trial and be
convinced, lw
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs POR FLOUR.

Ofce Depot Com mi ssayy Of Subsisteacs.l
Washing II. C. June 8, 1855.
sealed Proposals are invited until SATURDAY,
Jupe 10, 1855, II O'Clock m, for furnishing the
subsistsr cs Department with
HIGHT THOUSAND $4,000 BARRELS OF
FLOUR.
Tne proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos. j, 2 and 5, and bids will be enter.
tslned Tor any quantity less than the whole.
b!os must be In duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
ave days from the opening Of the bids. and must be
1siay ered N such quantities, daily IS the Govern
plent ay direct, either at the Government ware.
souse an Seorgetown, At the wharves, or railroad
Tne delivery OF all Flour awarded to be COM
PIetea within twenty days from the acceptance Of
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered
IN new oak barrels, head lined.
PAYMENT viii be made In such funds as the Gov
ernment msy have for disbursement.
INST before the Flour is rscei Ted and none viii be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and Of supe-
Eior quality.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
each bidder who has not the oath on file in this
Office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
Who have previously failei to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the ght to reject any bid
Bids to be addressed to the unders gned, at No.
223 g street, endorsed Proposals for Flour"
&. T. BRIDGES,
60 0antain q
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MARK TIME I

TO SOLDIERS gl-WALTHAM WATCHESl
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 it in ono
of these durable and accurate time pieces It is
kind of property that constantly returns good in.
terest, and its money value is so well known tha
. pocket full of silver dollars wouldn It be
full.
Sold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
TN AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
my 261m Once. 1s2 Broadway. N. Y.
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THE FLEET FOR TEXAS.
All the Preparations Cemplete-Departpre
of Gen w ETHEL

FORTRESS MONROE, June THE remaining
steamers, namely, the Neptune, Savannah, and
Detroit, Of the expeditionary Texan feet, nm
der the command Of Majer General Weitzel,
took his departure with the steamer Crescent
about noon Thus ends the enormous prepara-
tons which have been under way at this place
during the past two weeks, for the fitting ont
of the grand and final expedition Of the war.
Everything seems toindicate that tho entire
feet Will have g successful sail southWard.
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FROM PANAMA.

NEW YORK, June S.-The steamer Costa
Rica brings Panama dates to the 3lst ultimo.
Lieutenant Commander Paulding had ar
rived out to take command of the sloop- war
Cyane. The gunboat State Of Georgia would
leave for Carthegena, on the first Of June, 70
take on board General Sickles on his return
from Bogota. The Costa Rica brings $4,000
in
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EXPULSION OF A PHYsIcIAN.-During the
sitting Of the American medical association &C
Boston, on Wednesday. DR.. O. @. Cox OF
MARYLAND, offered q resolution expelling DIR.
M. A. Pallen, prominent member OF the as
soeiation, on the charge Of being implicated,
mission at Washington, In an attempt TO poison
the water Of the Croton reservoir at New York
After some discussion, in which Drs. Turner
and Loomis,of Washington, DIR. Cox, and sew
adopted almost unanimously. DR.. Pallen, it
was stated, left st. Louis soon after the war
commenced, joined the rebellion, and snose.
uuently reached Canada, where he is alleged
to have combined with others TO enect the
crime with which he is charged.
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pRoPosALs lob tn GRApIEa az ].
DRoPOsALs FOB FORAGE.

Fl laSs.s a'S :; E s! @ ssa.!
sSsssi. sSss S:5sSS,: :sS:;
of these Places. with Hay Corr, ests and Stray -.
os IL, or 3
and SSRv.rd; & stat. a. ,,,cs a, III. .no,. mama.
points they Pr propose pose to make dsiiyeriss. and the
rates at which they win make deliveries thsrsat,
ms assS .d asSH Ss
menced, and when to be completed.
The price must be Written out In words en- the
0orn to be prt up In good stout sacks Of ssou,
RI. q sss.ss r., sss 'rnmsns. Ts'
snS q !. Of 9.t 9e E
All the srtieiss offered under the bids herein in
bsias
0entr cot. win be s.afdissd from time 70 time sS
made When ne Whole ~ amount contracted for shall
proposal with : guaranty .isped b two rss2oS: ?:
or o they Win. Within ten days thereafter ssscas:
the eonTr.e. fer the same Yith IL ,s good And
q % the Contract to deliver the articles pTegossd
:s the ..s sFas 5lsdsi Of should si %
s to ssa I'ss sass9 .na sa' q.
vhsm the contract may be awarded.
Tha responsibiliry ef the guarantors must Be
shown by the oficial certificate Of United States
District ATTORNEY, Collector Of Customs, or amp
or responsiblc person knswn to this odaee.
An bidders win be duly notified OF the ascevssncs
re q shss snd pos oe. address of ..ss
bidder must bs lssi6ly written In the PRO-
Proposals must be addressed 70 Brig Gen: y;
Rucfer, Chief Depot ouarterms,SsaS msrSsaS .Proposai,
for Forage" A. -..,nt ~ Oh. .o,
.;gnsd by the contractor and both Of his
snsrSnters, viii be quired Of the sueeessfui bid
- m hidders upon signins the contract.
BtS IL ferns Of bids, suAran ties, and bonds may
be obtained pIon .Pplieation to this enc
viII be q spened and examined 1t this once On wee
pesdsy AID Saturday Of each week et u 10. STc- sS
openins Of 6ids If they desire; " RroKuR
... Rris. Gent and Quartermaster.
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SPRING AND sUMMDR CLOTHING.
sw1seylos Sr1Srb etocK or Dress. Back, and

:Rhs.se .1p 1MP ssoes 81 Sr:s:, bsef and
Walking Costs, Pantaloons. Vests, and Boys
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock Of Mems
and Boys, Ready made Clothing. which. for ele.
hithiulness Of manufacture, has not been sur.
passed By any stock heretofore offered In this
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's 8 and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will 6nd
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment Of 9entlemen's
sary for ; ;En9H E:neH8lSts W 9Yt$h . m ,..p.
90 10. 6xus Metropolitan Hotel Buildina,
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Union Festival Of Germany win take place
during the month Of July, Of this year, at
the city of Bremen. Invitations have BEEN
Rife CLUBS Of America. and In . number OF
instances accepted. The clubs will be repre-
sented by deputations Of members, which
will leave for Europe In the coming month.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

NULTITUDxs OF PEOPLE REQUIRE an Alter.
alive, to restore the ksaithy action of their o,
tens and correct the deransements that creep
into 1t. sAreaparillas used and vain ed until
several impositions were palmed Off upon the pub
lic under this name. AYERS SAR6APARItLA
- no lmpoeauon. 5e7.lW
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HORSE THIEVES CAPTURBD.-Three men
were last week arrested between Johnsvilie
and Woodsboro, in Frederick county, on, the
charge OF stealing horses. in Montgomery
county. Horses were found in their posses-
sion and one of the party was severely woun.
ded before surrenderfng. g.-Fredertek tAd)
T,,sox
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opening VI S d. =. RCCK1R>
....1 Brfs. 6enT and Quarterrn aster.
CaIlF oUARrlRMAsTERS 9FII0n,
nif DsroI OF EAsana1Gnl.

Avn d..l.rs h pruSs, Hsrdvsre, LaWssr, Lesth
Turnisar. ssasss ondM an dMoSpHf sSsH5if a s.ss
vsei, sealed proposal list. In dsSi.eas: e "a
1tfos e s5Pf:s y :ssS sai
.ln rss ~ th.t in sass the sxi esnciss Of the
ths .rtsie Or s5ass, nric. Sas esos
b. Siers WISHING 70 sell to this Depot viii Be 70
CURED to furnisk the lst punstqsily SysH moh'A'
n0rhhn Bris.di.r a.ni and Ghisi 9. n.
snko Depot Of Washtngten
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THE EVENING STAR:
PUBLISHED DAILY, fExcEPr suNDAYJ
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Scstapsst corner Of Psnn'a auenue asd 1IA strsst
BY W. d. WALLACH.

Tho STAR 10 served by the carriers 70
tneir subscribers in the City and District for
TwKLvB-ANp-A-HALB CRkrs PER WEEK.
PRICE FOR MAILING :--Single copy, Tires
Gents; one month, Seve sty-f fue Cents; three
months, One Dollar and Pity Cents; six months,
fAree Dollars; one year, Sir Dollars Nopspers
are sent from the ONCE longer thsn paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-puolished on FRI
day morning-One Dollar and q Half year.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW fHEAfER.
IennsyivaniA Avenue, near Willardr,

Rennsyivania Avenue. near Wnlarda.
THIS CFRIDAY) lyENINa June 9Th.
Last night positively of Il Great American Life
R.mf Rr. the URsSihsssa ns.son IN si4 acts OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
LIFE AMONG 4h THE LowLY.
TOMS VI Tsioa 81 Tas f1ss
b1.m. OF siA Ffss 81 1oS 1oIa''' Spectacular
TO MeRsoX 2En n,s!A,TgRRAy, AFTERNOON,
AT oHhAfr rfETs EEsss 81 II 4nH hoEsi TO
WASHINGTON rHEArER.
Corner llth and @ streets near Penna. ave.
Last light but one ofths popular Irish Comedian.
" This 'PPsRifDAY! EVENING, June 9th.
IL 'n' 'i iRiEHNS AND AMERICA
HANDY ANDY.
To m@1rroT, 40 benefit and last appearance Of Mr.
MILITARY HALL.
No. 397 Penn. avenue. between 41s and 9th sts
G. NACHMAN MANAGER
IMMENSE sUCCEssl
NEW FAols THIS WEEK.
NEW PERFORMANCE,
NEW DANCES.
LOOK AT THE NEW TALENT
MCSI AND LIE TONIGHT
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
THE BEST COMPANY
IN ANY FREE CONOHRT SALOOSr
MISS ANNIE ELMORE,
The Beautiful Danseuse and Balladist.
MISS FANNY CHAPMAN,
The Fair Daas hter Of Terpsichory,
MIsS LIDh WHITE.
The Greatest Jig Dancsr in the Country.
MISS MAGGIE WARREN.
Prom the Baltimore Canterbury
10. ADAMS,
Banjost and Comic 6inger
PROF. g.. NACHMAN:
Violinist.
PROF. OHAS. RICHTER,
The best Pianist in this city
NRW FACES ARE ENGAGED AND WILL, Ap-
PEAR IN QUICK SUCCESSION.
ADMISSION FREE
Concert commences at O'Clock precisely.
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pRoPosALs FOR PUROHAsE OF I0E.

sealed Proposals will be received at this once
until noon Of WEDNESDAY. June l4th, 1865, for
Government Ice House, At "dssonh Islsnd,"
Virginia. ]. N. BROWN.
Captain and A. Q. NJ.
Qusrterm aster s Office. 1872 Pennnsylyanis ave.,
Ksshin ston, June 5th, 1866 1e6-6t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THI WONDER OF THE WORLD
TIE WONDER or THI WORLD!
THl WONDER OF THD WORLD
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To PURIFY, EHIIcH THE BLOOD, BlAufrrY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoHoRN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT 6ARsAPARILLA. One
bottle equals in strength one gallon of the Syrup
or Decootion. m256m
CLlAl, 6MooTH 6KIH AND BEAUTIFUL Cox.
PLxIoy follows the use of HELMBoLD's CoHoEN-
moves black spots. pimples and all eruptions Of
the skin. m26-6m
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Ice Houses q st osHsaa
ou.rtsrma,ter's Office - Pennnsyi7anis T al ' ave-. we
Washington, June 5th, 1855. 3s6-6t
FsINs vi 2HrsE 5s sa1s 4
MAJOR ofhce until tisATURDAY,s at u m. ,, the tenth
pipes on sixth street west. from Missouri avenue
TO ii street north, where directed by the Com.
missioners, the pipe to be laid one foot inside of
o COCK
fhe water service pipe shall be three quarter.
oot and sss Sc
laid thirty-si1 inches beloy the street surface,
4 sSsli ss under the e!ciSsiye Of the Cor:
E isssi foot q sSs q Rips liza; .as :ssess
kfSRssS III III h'V WSsiSSa Mayor
sEA1ED sgsti 9'1!ft jg:' IN
the tenth Goth] Of June. for LAYING the gas and
csns On tie t9 hs 1h:ts
rected By the Commissioners, the pipe to be laid
The gas ssTyieepips se b. ons-inch ugh.
ir9p pipe, with the usga ope;ineh Eas cock:
ncs lead not
ssos s ee ss
stop-cock inside the curb to be three quarter inch
bra. K.
ration, with box and cover, conforming to Corpo-
ration laws. The bid for the service pipes will be
per lneal foot Of the ripe laid. and speeiae sum
.si ief Il .is
DRoPosALs FOB TIN GRADING AND
II Paving of 9Th street west, from the south side
of MissonEi avenue to the north side Of street
north. 4foposals will be RECEIVED st the Mayors
once until II m on SATURDAY, the 10th Of Jane,
for the purpose Of grading and paving 9Th street
with ston es similar 70 those used in paving street
north, not over eight or less than We Inches in
disneter and seven inches deep.
Bidders win state the price per square yard for
paving AID per euse ira f0T
inches deep, and four inches Of SHARP sand on top
of gravel, and we'll wet before being rammed
twice with . ninety pound rammer, and then soy-
cred with coarse sharp sand, the ynoIe 70 De
finished to the entire Satisfaction OF the Com mis-
sioner Of the Fourth Ward and the Assistant Com
missiopere RICHARD WALLACH,
FRa yc1s P. MoHuEkor' MoHuEko,r
JAMES q ELLIS.
is5.5t A3s't Commissioners.