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FOR RENT AND SALE.

sO0 0. s0a
m sd q (: 9TH H. 1ssss
zs as,,, ASD .Sk 1 Ndsi
I Iss: q rs s %s:s
apply :. the SUI one. eo o1 ..'A'f ~
Gs st HsST 81 STORE ROOM, No. 70 L. sy:'
'"oon ssh and 10th SIS. M Is "
street myi3 ST.
,Sr0Rl ROOM AND OILL1R, corner Mass
i 20
Mhs. WR01. on the premisea. m IS st.
OFFI0E FOR RENT AND TURNWuRI y0R
ns No. 9zs ssh ssrs S%ef bss Penss ~
s sns .aa 2
enee At 400 9Th as,ses near City Es Ref
large s9ss cen COIN s1sn
II 3D. TosHs
s12 2Es I. R a.e
'ss w. E. ceFo 81 4ss 8.
FOE RREHM d;7sA de:irable STORE and Dwell
Brs ING s,d a99y aS No 60: near the sofpez Of
pioSo apu dlgn etreetss deoreeSown, =. The
house contains z rooms 10 unde going thorough
repairs, and will be ready to occupy LIST of the
month: En- quire at No. So High st. m IS St
FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, rooms; So
l. Fer month. Fifty dollars required. Inquire
ON ire premises for PARTICULARS, lot street west,
fourth door above street north. my l22t.
EoR.R1NT.A DWELLING near Pennsylvani.
IExis 6o se4 ffP@' .a 1asqFs. OF
FOR RENT-Party furaished HOUSE, contain
Bet iBs .n sifb st.. ,0o Ken. $50 A 't leland
FOR RENT-2 .uits of well furnished Rooms,
i with water and gas; Board if desired. Apply
493 nth st., bet. and l. First Ward. mi23 81.
E'OR RENT-Two UNPURNISHHD ROOMS,
suitable for housekeeping, to q family with
ont children Inquire ct the corner Of 18th and
Market SITS. south side. Georgetown, DC. ml2-3t"
EOR sALE-Ons BILLIARD TABLE,. Phalen 4
L C0llard make. in good order; now up ~ G. W.
cAM mp 81 2se street Will be sold cheap.
RIO RENT AND FOR sALE-Three. ROOMS to
keeping articles for small family for sale to Who
ever takes the rooms at q low price. Address T.
B., through the Post Office. m Est
TOR RENT-A HOUSE, near the Departments.
neatly furnished, and ready for immediate
possession; win be rented favorably, to RESPONSE
bic party. Payment in advance. Apply at this
Office. m l22t*
HOUSE FOR RENT-The commodieus dwell
ing containing Is rooms, with fine dry cellar
supple with pump, cistern and Potomac water
hot and cold, and gas. with nearly an acre Of Or
namented ground, and a variety of fruit, being
at present occn pied by the Hor Secretary Of the
No so Patent Office Building, or to Mr. Castle,
man. near the premises. my Il eotf
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NATE ANIL B. PUGITT,
LUMBER DEALER,

HELMRoLDy EXTRACT BUCHu GIVES
II health and yigor to the frame and bloom 20
many Altar mir sym ptoms. and IL no treatment is
Henitted to. Consunption insanity or Eeileptie
MOVING PR0MPTLY ATTENDED TO, blythe
Pof9msc Tow Compsny's Boats, POTION 40.
GOV OUkIiH and BELLE HAVEN. Apply to
Water street, GsorgetoWu may Is
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS
100000 feet clear seasoned WHITE PINE LUM-
Der, all thicknesses, from three to ave years old ,
and In prime order. with . large stock embracing
every variety Of Lumber. Office and Yard, No.
81 Water street. 0eorgetown. D. O..
nay Him LInt.l FRANCIS WHEATLEY.
IMPORTANT TO oABINxr MAKERS. BUILD.
i HRS AND OTHERS,
Large lot Of Walnut and Cherry. thicknssses
from * to inches p
200 oOo feet clear Pine Lumber OF ell thickp essas
from three to Eve year old, together with iarRs
a.eortment OF Building lumber.
Fer sale ct yard, No 81 Water street, Georss.
tovp, d. c.. superior lot of 3d. and Is. Ash.
my2n F. NHIATLHY,
CHATTERlD cONsTITUTIONs REsTORID
- by HHLABoLDv lXf4AoT DUCHU. na5 On
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AUCTION SALES.
fHis AFTERNOON AND TO NORR0W.
RYC. r. L. Crown 4 CO., Auc.ioa.,rs.

TETS AFTERNOON AND TO- NORROW.
RYC. R. L. Grown & CO.. Aue.ioa.srs.
AVAILABLE LOT At AUCTION.
we viii sell on SATURDAY, May 18th ct 8 ..
"a. a the premises, Lot No. is, In Square No,
This lot fronts IS feet ga inches on north u
~ between Sd and 4th streets east, running
small ~ Ieet to Is foot alley. improved By four
Jnsnama%e .enemsnts Said property is opposite
Terms ~ ~ lager beer garden.
my gst. c. R. L. CROWN co.. Asess.
By. Q. MCGUIRE q co., Auction.srs
VERY vALgABLl PROPERTY FOR ssLu or
OF NOkTH. BETWEEN THIRTlINTH
aND FOURTEENTH STREETS WIsf. NOEfa
4 three story Brick House. No sra. With ,s,..-
story back building. being Lot No s, in Sansre
20. fronting rs feet inches on Fl street and run
ming back IA feet to 81 foot alley and on its west
side has is fsot alley running north through the
Eousre The front building 10 g feet inches front
and 81 deep, yith the back building Is feet deep
and Is feet wide with lobby 10 feet deep. between
The 'front.' and back buildings contain Il rooms.
rooms.
The sale will take place on SATURDAY, the 18th
OF May, ats o'clock p. M, II not previously dis
posed of at private sale.
Terms at sale, and possession given the LIST Of
Deed and STAMP %e at expense Of purchaser.
may ID J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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pYw. LEWIS CO., Auetioneers.
ID No. 307 Penn. avenue.
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY AT AUCTION.
WEDNEsDAY ne1t. May 18th. at 10 CLOCK, at
streets forth. shall sell all the Furniture, az
Psrlor Sets. Carpets. Tables, Chairs
Bureaus. Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding
Stoves, Kitchen Utensil Q. Co.. DC.
myl2 VIM. b. LEWIS & CO., Aucts.
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T ABGs sALl OF GOVERNMENT MULRs..

Chief Ous-.s,,aa stxr's Ocs. Dspss ef Washington,(
Wdshtnsto1, D. c., May -. 1853. {
Will be sold at pu bic auction, under the direc
ton Of Brevet Colonel Charles 81. Tompkins, A.
Q. M, at the Corrals near the Observatory, in the
City of Washington, d. O.. between
FIVE AND SIX THOUSAND MULES,
which have been used in the Government service.
The sale will commence MONDAY, May "a,
1865, at 10 o'clock and continue from day to
day, unless otherwise ordered, until the whole
num- Der il ga Id.
The mules will be sold singIy to the highes bid
der.
d. Fl. FUCKER,
Brig, Gen. and Chief Qu8rterm8ster,
my Is St Depot of Washington.
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by w. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEL's SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL Es-
TATl IN THE SEVENTH WARD.

RYw L. WALL & CO.. Aucsionsers.
aEs n h e WA sSAI e.
tbs Of Of sAf
ing date PsssPssT lsth, VS.: and passed il
Ssns.
Comp lain ants. and Edward NJ: Clarke ct. a.. are
iss 4 PsSs spios II 5nt s s9s%. asi
on TUESDAY; the 4th day Of April, A, p, 1865, At
II .susIs nu INBRED thEes hunSTed aud afty. three
sansrs. a. the intersection Of street south and
6fty-four % feet ten and one half nos) inches.
'ssPss sts a. sad ss
b. tf 3h sa place of with
This properly i. situated on the corner OF p
TermsNons third cash. the residue In six and
.nd
bearing interest from the day Of sale:
Title deed to be retained until all OF the purchase
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
II tbe terms OF sale are not with within
ave days from the day Of sale the Trustee reserves
and cost Of the dsfauitins purebsser By Giving
three days notice in some newspaper printed In
the city OF ~..h'ns'0n' xtIoYG 3, Trustee y.s,.
milo 2aw'~ad' lRs wv ii MAiI d Co., Au'''
ARHEH ssst Is
~, WIN. L. Al w t1Hf Z o 66!s Hssi,.
tnE ABOVE SALE Ia fuRTHRR posS-
hour. A LLOYD, Trustes
my3 VIM. l.. WALL CO., Aucts,
~ ~ IN nc ces!s g. OF TI. FAN 9HH
AFTERNOON, Nth Inst, same hour.
my 10 WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
AZ IN CONsEQUENoE OF THE RAIN. TIL
above sale is further postponed to MONDAY AT
TERNOON, 18th inst, same hour
myl2 WIN. L. WALL CO., Asets.
RYw. L. WALL C CO., Auctioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
4TH STREET AT AUCTION ~
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant, At G
o'clock. We will sell in front of the premises No
334. east side 4th street north, bet wsen and
very desirable Frame Dwelling, containing seven
rooms, with side and back alley, nice yard, we'll
paved. and hocss al in excellent condition.
Convey ancing at the expense of purchaser.
Immediate possession given.
myIO VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
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RAN ASSAULT IN TIE JAIL-Thursday, Ben
jamin Gattell, a colored cook employed at the
Jail, was arrested by officer Spencer, OF the
Fourth Ward, on the charge of assaulting
ri airy A. Stewart, employed at the same place.
Justice Giberson committed him to jail for
court.
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BALLS, PARTIES. Ao.

Vi. 5. q ! rs y # ~ ~
c.p.eI a Oh wEpSt :sh Msg e.
.fd - - 70 commence 1T o'clookp m and
Tickets Fifty cents, admitting Gsntlsm.n and
PosTP oNIM ENT.
The BALL Of the ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB. -
| nnst uas 70 nave come of last nlght, wssEA
he RestSs on account OF the incismencs
order q rs 5sPa;.! s.' " 1866 m, ,.,.
i q Is: sfskSsS eE9s, a
X cs;Sf1 Nj IS ST.
. nona,.s LEWIS soKLls. Secretary.
Mo Mo i II persons allowed on the grounds.
HpRRRAH FOR THE CIRCLE FRIINDsEIp
to please Their many Lady friends and the
sss
Nc 1t the Washington Park. 7th street, on Thurs
The COMMITTEES pledge themselves to spare
liner psins nsr exp ,nse to make this the grand
Tickets Fifty cents, admitting . G Gentleman and
EoTi.r. 0"'ef' S.. a m hashs;
y. Hughes. myl2 81
Nl TEMPERANCE HALL,
mo, Gtt1st, between sta and 9th.
FRs rhe a. e attend b, Fas
''u'ed 10 rsDesfta ahs ssPs en- yun.,.
sfs M
ssi
GE.AAN NI..P PIG ET9;ITo be given By the sF.
AsJrENEmA%SSssP 2 iEls TX E'es;ARDEN,A
Tickets so Cents .s sd%ittins gentleman AID
BY order of the Committee. myllst.
SEQ ND ANNUAL PIo-NI0
~, o,As ca ra1s y: n
of the Tribe, at E5s ississ E RsiA ssR.
,. Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting gentleman and
pROF KREIs BEGs LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
general. that at the request Of q great maug
Well p esssd With the s9hisisi on and May o.
he on hi s. h st Of
May. Hours of Tuition as herstofore see circu
y Fl hsE HILL agy
Sh 1 snd
The aDnosance s' aud disappontments as he has
been been heretofore by those having charge OF the
A note add essed to Room No. rs Washington
building corner Pennsylvauia avenue and 9TH
street, win meet with prompt attention. my4tf
"A NINTH GRAND RHoPENING "a
"A OF III
GEO. JUENEMANNs
PLEAS URE GAR DIN.
Corner 4th and Z streets. Capitol Hill.
MONDAY, April II, 1885.
Dancing every Monday afternoon.
apis Inn GEO. JUENEMANN. Pro prietor.
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a HARD CRowD.-Thursday night, George
Sheen, James Donnelly and Daniel Mcclure
assaulted g. sailor whose name was unknown,
q boy named II. McClay Sanky, and also rifled
the pockets of a one-legged soldier. They were
arrested by officers Taylor and Straub, and
committed to Jail yesterday by Justice Giber
son.
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RxW. r. LRTIs % An.t,n.eers.
PAwNBROK SALE.
M K WALSR,S SRNTANNCGL SAT M Yop

/
wAIs RhAys sIsf kssSs sts sst. o, ,oR
w. a. TEITsp GohEHTERaL Arh VI 1oh-
SELF Hn a. a9t6 Max 1h .: oosl III "
Clothing. Gold and Silver Watches.
seid Mex ves sfs Guard and Chatham Chains.
SIosks. sharls; and gndeIg.Tme3ts,.
Pants. -yests. and t ffS aad asa'' 0'A
S s.nts Rs' Silver: SEeit, and rov.li.r
Comprising in all . fne sssortns9t m
H n9 o''A lchrop w. Lhw Aaosf. Co;
ID South corner Penn. avenue, and 9th st.
BURNsIDE REsrAURANT,- CORNER sI1rH
9, Il. .s s. isSd xi ssz sas !:
81
shinE nnsi,t to the business wi" DO f0una
mys WIN. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
II 6, MARsHALgsALI9 yALUABLlRlAL
tae III q ss. 's
Of the District of Columbia, and to me- dix scted.
rs:
Ven 3. s:
10th street west. and nov occupied oy u III.
T..
Levied upon a. the property OF Waiter LsnoE, and
Court. in favor of Alexander Provost, Executor
Of W: n Winter. WAKD u LAMON ~
ap B-dts q. 3. Marshal D. o.
syFHp ABovEsALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, the 18th instant same hour and place,
WARD H. LAMOH,
nays o. 3. Marshal. d, q.
GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, OF CON-
- DEMEED GRAIN. GRAIN SACKS,
HORSES. AND MULES.
Chief Ouartern1dster'S Office, Depot Of Washinstosl
WdshiastoH, %. C.. May 4. 1865. Z
Will be sold at public auction. at AleIsndris.
m. about 5.O00 bushels of Grain and 80 90 Grain
Sacks, condemned as being unfit for pu bile use.
ALSO.
at the same place. on TUESDAY, May l6, 1855,
1T II O'Clock a. m, alot of condemned Horses and
Mules.
Terms cash in Government funds.
D. n. RUOKHR.
Brig. Gen. and Chief ia sr Ter m aster.
I'D Depot of Waship gton.
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LOST AND FOUND.

&S REWARD for the return of PHOTOGRAPH
pS abb NJ, stol en- from the residenc OF IL. b.
and O'clock 4. n. on tho 'i'n 'n msis sn
A BsTRAY COW taken up on CAPITOL Hill;
4sh nut the s AID
no 'ol LEI red bet Aessh .n 9TkE
their forehads; white on shoulders bellies and
$50 H street north. between 81 and lth streets.
and @y Ti sss, the above reward MATHEW COOK
I osT-On the evening Of the nth instant, sts
eoafer great favor VeS on En the esnsr VINO in
plorabie condition, by leaving it asthe Star Of
has f5fIs9S5 Fss nss ls.sSs Win
'aa@ e. s1 lssi ss a. Rom
.a ss ss sa sas
Smith. Of no use to any one only the owner ALSO,
s.se to Meeure Rf 81 Pa
will nv be :, d III rewarded LIEUT.. SMITH.
cox EWARD-ktolen from the Stable OF the
SEO sut scribtr. living near Prince FREDERICK,
Calvert hoss sSSa shsss shs
g Is IF ssi
''e"rdnsr' Hotel in rsRHH1 si IkoeEkrs
may 1927 Prince Frederick.
EsTRAY-Oame to the su bscriber a small black
II cow. Owner is requested to come for.ss1'
JOHN H,SB6isfsihR ~ .nS 'a mel
&SRRwARD-Lost on 7ih St. a POCKET BOON
0 eOntaiping between s25 and So 1T TIE .G Sst
l. adm. myLZZ
ls T. Ps.l % PS. coz SDro
osSsu: once. viii 30 thankfully received , ,na
| CTOT1RN OR STRAYED-One BAY HORSE. o.
| IS. 7 q. rsrked little with the faust in the
s and
will be IibeI ally rewarded. myl22t.
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-An IRON grey. HORSE.
| L BRIDLE and SADDLE, on the night OF the
viii Please cali at the m chipe shop. corner OF
18th street and Louisiana avenue, prove property,
| Fay charges and take him away my II 81
HIRFD AND NOT RBTUKNlD-on the 10th
sppsH aid BsRbL f.l to man a Who
| pane as Roach, at the stable. and at the Wash.
viii be paid for information or his return to The
National Hotel Stables, ct st. my Il stf
OsT-YesterdsY. May 18th, in the heighbor-
hS1d Of p IN and u strests. small MEMO.
HALL faiIsst, betx.sen 9Th aud 18th .trests, Any
With S The Rev ExfHfR RaHS ae:
at the Far Rooms. mylz II.
TORPORATION sORIP LOsT.-A PARCEL
amounts, issued for abating nuissncss and opsn.
ing and paving streets and alleys. was lost Ta,s
sy TH s In s on s.a .eS S.s Of BE- s
st.pped; and application made for the issuing o
Any person bringing tbs same 70 the under
my IL cost ' : We TODD.
Slim hIwARD:,stolen from the stable o.
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RY WIZ. =. WALL L co., Auctioneers
' ssnfh CORNER Penn. ave. and Ninth street.
AUCTION EALK o. GROCERIES. LIQUORS.
TOBACCO. sEGARS &c
On TUESDAY MOANING, 10th instant, com.
mencing st 10 clock, will sell at the Auction
Chests Tea
Boxes Toilet, CASTLE and Family SOAP
Boxes Pepper, Mustard, Candles, &c
Boxes Indigo. boz various brands Tobacco
eeesrs and Smoking Tobacco, bales And boxes
Gases Old Bourbon Whisky, Claret and Brandy
A consig a1pent of California Wines
10 cases California Sherry
10 do do Port
do do Angelica
+ do do Brandy
Oetaves Brandy and Gin
so barr els Gibson, Bourbon, Old Rye, and other
brands Whisky
Soda Fountain and Apparatus complete.
10 barrels Syrup
myl3 ". l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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Row AT THE DRPoT.-Thursday evening,
David Dillon and Il. McOarty got to fighting at
the Baltimore depot, when officer Howard at
tempted to stop them. And'w Mccoy, a sailor,
and two soldiers. Kelly and ]. M. GleAD-
interfered, and the officer was at a loss for a
while as to how he should arrest them all. He
finally took the sailor in custody, and placed
him in charge Of guard, and then arrested
the hackmen, W no each wanted the soldiers as
witnesses; and the whole party took one OF the
carriages and rode to the station, where JUS
tiCe Giberson fined the hackman and sailor
and dismissed the soldiers.
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NOW LANDING. ONE CARGO KGG AND
~ STOVE elZES. LYKENS VALLEY
BED ASH COAL.
This IS the best COAL mined for family use; il
recC mme nos itself TO all who have sed it, IL ig-
mites quicily being especially adapted to cooking
Purposes. and IL the most economical COAL for
81 n mer use.
Also, WHITE ASH COAL of the best quality,
seasoned Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split. or
W T. STONE,
Office and Yard
Cor. 9th st and Missouri avenue,
my n-lwf On the Canal
I @. PARKER q CO.. Attorneys at Law, Cen
- eral Claim snd Real Estate Agents, 500 18th
strs ct, ear the kirkwood house.
Officers Acc1 units with all the DepArtments I'D.
justed aud settled. Business in connection with
Real Estate promptly attended to. my I0tf
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD OUT HIS
i Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL B. FUGITT,
pestly reoue sted to make immediate settle ment,
In order to facilitate the closing Of the affairs
OF the old concern. JOSEPH FUGITT.
washington D G. April !, 1856
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AMP K5TSHsN FUENITURl

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHRN FURNITURR
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, We shlll sell at
.he fenaenee OF lady declining housed keeping
GA the north side of x, between 9Th and Rtn SITS ,
near the Northern Market. (ths flag will desig.
psse ths house at 10 o'clock .. m, sxcelle mt
Zine Rotewoed Piano, forte, Wslnut Parlor Suite
Mahogany Chamber Suite and other Bureaus
HasAsstsnds. Bedsteads, Chairs. Mattresses, and
WALNUT Wardrobe. Brussels. Three ply, and other
Carpets, Oilcfoth. DC
Chlna. Glass AID Orockery Ware
heiriserator, Cooking and other Stoves.
A good lot OF Kitchen Requisites, with many
other articles which we deem unneees AIRY to
epumeYAte.
Terms cash.
my Is It GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctg
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AUCTION SALES.

nOOxxvN OAxlEkOs
RYJ. Q. MeauIRI co.. Auctioneers.
NxATTwo STORY FRAME HOUSE AT PUBIIc
On WEDNESDAY ssssFFEEarooN. May nth a,
Socleck on the pre- mises, we shall sell parts OF
feet ON 9th street between N and streets and
running back - feet inches to an allsy improsed
oy neat two story n anne House, containing 1--WE
looms subject to ground rent Of S3s 80 per So
CopvtSsncins and stamps at the cost Of the
my l3-dtds J. G. MCGUIRE co.. Auets.
RI THos. BOWLING. Auet.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN esoRsErowN
AUCTION.
"a THURspAf. May 18th, at O'Clock ?. M,
VIII sei. IN Trent OF the premises. the two two
story brick Houses known IS Nos. and 4, in the
Iwsnty Buildings. each fronting % feet on 18th
street, b. tween Market and Frederick etreets and
running back about b6 feet.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months
secured BY deed of trust on the property.
Convey ancins and stsnps at the cost Of the pur.
CHASER. THOMAS BOWLING.
my l-d Auctiopeer
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C1OO RRWARD-stolen from the stable of
instant. one dark BAY MAZE. heavy name and
tail; white star in forehead; shod all round. with
toe and heel corks; weight about l.3W pounds
hight is or II hands; has more the appearance of
a horse from her heavy build about eight years
the m are or capture of the thief or thieves, or
SIS for the return of the mare alone.
81. W. HAMILTON,
my5 Int q Chrop. So 7th street.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
PUTNAM CLOTHES WRiNGER.
1T is THE ONLY RELIABLE
SELF.ADJUSTiNC WRINCER.

No Wood Work to SueH or Split.
No Thumb Sereps to get out of Order.
Warranted With or Without Cog-Wheels.
TT took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty
l. Seven State and County Fairs in 1868, and
is, acithout an exception, the best Wrnger ever
Patented in the United States, England,
Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted in ev-
cry town, and in all parts of the world.
Energetic agents can make from 3 to 10
Dollars per day.
Sample Wringer sent Express-paid, on re-
No. p Sc so. No. /, $3.50. No. F. $3.50.
No. A, 50 so.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re.
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. Is Plat Street, New York,
Cleveland, Ohio,
and Bennington, Vt.
S. C. NORTHROP, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, wiz
That Iron well galvanized pM not rust;
That a simple machine is better than compl.
Gated one; t -
That Wringer should be selfadjusting, dura-
Bile, and Efficient;
That Thumb Screaos and Fastenings cause de-
lay and trouble to regulate and keep in
order;
That wood soaked in hot water uiH sueH,
shrink and split;
That wood bearings for the shaft to run in ,oH
cedr out;
That the Putnam Wringer, with or without
cog-wheels, will not tear The clothes;
That cog wheel regulators are not essential;
That the Putnam Wringer has all the advan-
tages, and not one of the disadvantages
above named;
That all who have tested it, pronounce it the
best Wringer ever made; -
That it will wiring Thread or Bed Quilt
WITHOUT ALTERATION.
We might fill the paper with testimonials,
but insert only few to convince the skeptical,
if such there be; and we say to all, test Pat
MANS Wringer. Test it THOROUGHLY with
ANY and ALL others, and if not entirely sat
isfactory, return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co..: n7--rr
GENTLEMEN:-1 know, from practical ex-
perience, that iron well galvanized with zinc
will not oxidize or rust one particle. The Put
nam Wringer is as near perfect as possible, and
can cheerfully recommend it to be the best
in use. Respectfully yours,
JNO. w. WHEELER,
Cleveland, Ohio. O.
Many years. experience in the galvanizing
business, enable me to indorse the above state
ment in all particulars.
JNO. C. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Beekmau st.
New York, January, 1864.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer
by practical orking and know that it will do
1t is cheap; it is simple; it requires no room,
whether at work or at rest; a child can operate
it; it does its duty thoroughly; it saves time
and it saves wear and tear. We earnestly ad-
wise all who have much washing to do, with all
intelligent persons who have any, to buy this
Wringer. 1t will pay for itself in a year at
most. Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
Sept. 8, 1864.
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