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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29

- ing Definitions BODY and MIND In JUNE No.
rHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL By fret post 20 eeptA
FOWLER WELL3. Esw.Yoek.
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1nstrnrtion.
/ BOARDING-sCHOOL ESTABLISH.

N MENT - miles from New-York, to SELL OF LEASE
object any TEACHER with family wishing 10 te.eh per
manen,y aad probably. Inquire Of j. A. NASH, No. .
Beekmsu-st, krw-iork.
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Real Gsstate for Sale.

nOCK FOR SALE.-The large DOCK near
IL the Railroad Depot Elzabethport NJ j. has leo feet
front also track connecting with the Central Railroad
OF Nsw- Jersey. f. r. KELLOGG No. lj9 Pear at. NJ L.
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
~ ing al Queenstown (Cork hsrbor).-The well known
OF the Liverpool. New Yort and Phiads pha Sssa0
ship Company tlnmai Linel carrying the u Maus. -
tended to sail a. follows:
EDINBURGH June
CITY OF WASniNGrON...... Saturday June n
And every succeeding SATURDAY. from fisS Ne.
~ North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
Payable In gold. or ts equivalent ia ency:
FIRST CABIN. 49, o. STEERAOE ~ .
First Cabin London. rs 10 Steenge ondon... -
First Cabin Paris. les N Steersge to Paia. -
First Cabin to Hamburg 100 col Steersgs to sburg u
Passengers also orw arded to Havre Bremen. Rottsrds
Antwerp. &c. at equally low retes.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown, let Cabin SIS 90
Sos steersse 80 Those who wish To send fos ths11
friends can BUY tickets here si these rates.
For further Information apply at the Coppanys Offices
JOHN u. DALE. Agent. No. IS Broadway. N. z.
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THE FIRST NUMBER OF
FORTNIGHTLY REV.

FOHTNIGHTLY REVIEW,
Edited by GEORGE II sNRY LEwEs
published in London May Is and will arrive In New
\ orb about the Goth lust
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-09

ErgNG uFu NHeH towards Hs
~.tHu General ier uT.Hdt req
b,. tue aHv witu all 1ts arul
ttv. uasHEr uNu. mHn. 90
WA. eu ma o.c .nd Grant
v.I1a.ps spH..t respect for
U.,ve sH. treats tHe allccu
land mm with dur ourtasy and
gives Sd l.Hr.e on taHr parole
ot atrn.
III Ue surrender &c au army
uuoh jutug TOM yeas. has set
80 iedtuee taa whole power ut the
mizhucst military ua "a 90 earth,
wr have lhc grandest Tribute over
vet rail DO the uuuuquoyable
strength and mttcblats prestige q
Che republic Tits q tubgic alsa,
Co the wonderful genius Ani heroic
perseverance Of Ulysses s Grant,
who has Brought about the .crmin'
attic Of this gigantic WIZ
$50 trcn' fN's as virtually ca ling
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-09
TO the people, or LOUISIANA.

49," y a. .H'o ' 'A'' t""AhNt %
my daty TO address you few words iu
parting nom you, perhaps !orevei My
administration as Governor of Louisiana
closes this day The warts over. tie cor.
test u ended, the soldiers are dfsbauitd
nad gone 10 their homes and uow th.V
" 10 Louisiana no opposition whatever o.
the constitution and the laws OF .he Uni
ted States Until order shall be es'a.
lished aud society will sI .. uiygl-uis
July restored. ! would ai .b4t 500
form yourselves into ,ampalle. sud squads
lot the purpose 81 prs'..aas gpg' .am.,'.
ron oNiiAsC Ah9 'Ha' An' H"p'
= -V'i 'i2 .'''s.,- '
40 n''0 IN, u',sV'''e' anu .'
gIN " ''n'u a''9' ".' .''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-09

sons 10 be IN advance Of lbe times but
events move now rapidly snd while our
Instant readers are undergoing Che hunni.
gtioA % a confessed lai.uJo we lavc pass
ii that stage ard are watching Co take
such advantage o. the circumstance as wc
msy We began % go into the valley 1i
humiliation weeks We had almost 4id
months age w trusted that TOT the
people she dread cup might pass But
10 Gods rrg.dcua i has come Let
them non l10.i-h'y seek 90 escape it. but
drink % maulally Accept 'he situation
aud make ihe most o. ID
Let every nam stay where hr belong
let pubic order boz preserved ard nuolr
authority respected Al any raie, ~ 90.
await events and sac what We hnye 10 gu.
dHro Bet a8 not fly from unknown and
perhaps % some extent imaginary jlis 10
'lmc ee DO know 20 be uncomfortable ..
p.ea'.y When n doing s1 We asoI "a
dulJ aud "a danger which others az ~u0t
az We must meet
The Galveston New rapie 'ae above
a-1.ele. and gives ia cordial lal'r-engaa
j. then ng
We take it that tits not Jhe 10.
tcHti9n r Tine United States 20 at
tempt fle establishment 81 causali.
3Hol government. and 10 fact
such ah attempt would seem 60 Deg
mprAafieaH.e
ltis 100 Wow Of tbose aansdea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-09

ASoTHFR LETTER FRON H0s II IS.
F0OTE-ExPLANATlJN OF HIS 20
sITION
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THE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LYING.

TIE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LIVING.
{tis sad to think that thou sands die annually
Wit the means Of life asd health almost within
arms length, Many . wesklins goes down to the
grave every day whom the timely use of R0sTET.
TEH's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
woul have saved It is consolation, however,
to know that this glorious Tonic-a vitalizing
Elixir without single draHback-is preserving
the lives Of multitudes. In cases of general de-
biity and prostration it is producing effects that
are perhaps more astonishing than anything
heretofore observed or recorded in the history of
medical treatment. Feeble, emacisted and de-
spairine patients, whose powers of digestion seem
to be actually extin nguished, recover their appe-
tte. strength and spirits, under course of the
Btters, with q rspidity 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 its application to
new cases. As preventative of diseases of every
class and constitutional invigo1ant,it it stands
alone and unapproachable. 29-2w
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
CONCLUSION OF SATURDAYS PRO.
'-- ~ OEEDINGS. 81
WHO PAYNE Is.
POWELL, OF FLORIDA. HIS FATHER.

Our report Of the proceedings OF the conspi-
racy court on Saturday concluded with the
testimony Of Miss Anna Ward.
TESTIMONY OF MR. sEssFoRD.
witness on the 1ith Of April was employed
as ticket seller at Ford's theater The boxes
used by the President were not applied for
that evening, nor were tickets to those boxes
sold during the day.
No further witnesses tor the defense being
IN attendance, MIR. Doster made application
for personal examination to be made of the
prisoner Payne, by DR.. Nichols, superinten-
dent OF the Government Institution for the
lnsaSe, Tor the purpose OF testing the sanity of
the prisoner-which application was granted.
Mr. Dester also requested that the testimony
for the defense be not considered as closed
until George Powell, the father Of Payne, and
other witnesses, who bad been summoned
from Florida, who weuld testify in regard to
of the family to insanity, should be present
Judge Bingham.-Then are we to regard that
as an authentic statement, that the prisoners
name is Powell.
Mr. Doster-I have stated that his fathers
name is Powell, and take ii tor granted the
inference will be drawn tnat that is the name
Of the prisoner.
Col. Burnett stated that a reasonable time
would be allow ed for the defense to meet the
new evidence introduced by the Government
to-day. Further than that, he hoped there
would be no postponement.
The President of the court said that ample
time had been allowed to obtain Witnesses for
the defense, and that the request OF Mr.. Dester
would not be granted.
The court adjourned until Monday at 10 a. m.
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GRAN +.
His Address to the U. s. Armies.

WAR DEPARTMENT., ADJUTANr GENERAL 9
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jpne 2, 1906
General Orders No. IGS-SoEdiers of the -4rslteS
of the United Statesl-By your patriotic devotion
to- your country in the hour OF danger and
alarm-your magnificent lighting, bravery,
and nd.enduranee--you have maintained the su-
premacy of the Union and the Cons stitution.
overthrown all armed opposition to the enforce
ment of the laws, ana Of the proclamations
pretext of the rebellion, and opened the way
to the rig htful authorizes to restore order and
inaugurate peace, on q. permanent and eR-
during basis, on every foot OF Americ IN soil.
Your marches. seiges, and battles, in dis
tance, duration, resolution, and brilliancy OF
result, dim the worlds past lustre of military
achievements, and Will be the. patriot
defence Of liberty and right IN all time 70
come. s4
In obedience to your country's call. Won left
homes ard families and volunteered in Its de-
fence. Victory has crowned your valor and
secured the purpose ofyour patriot hearts, an
with the gratitude Of your countryren, and
the highest honors great and free nation can
accord; you will soon be permitted TO return
to your homes and families, conscious OF
having discharged the highest duty OF Ameri-
can citizens.
To achieve these glorious triumphs, and ss-
cure 10 yourselves, your fellow-countrymen,
and posterity, the blessings of free institutions,
tens of thousands of your gallant comrades
have fallen, and sealed the priceless legacy
with their lives. The graves Of these, q faith
full nation bedews with tears, honors their
memories, and will ever cherish and support
their stricken families.
u. s. GRANT, Lieat. Gen.
Ofhcial: E. d. TOWNSEND, 4. A. q.
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THE NATIONAL DssTs.Tns Secretary Of the ne
~ nnbiic debt, as appears from the books OF
trsasurers' returns and requisitious In the
department on the 3lst OF May, 1865 The
bearing interest in coin to be 81, ,106, the
interest being S64, ,4s0,fS9 so; the debt, bearing
interest in lawful money, S1.053, 476,37i, the
interest being $50, 15e, 3s4 50; debt on which In
.terest has Leased s7SS 270 debt bearing no in
tsresf. SAP $40 30 81; total indebtedness, s2,.
81 Sos' ia 90. Interest both In gold and paper,
Sisa,6ss, ,s74. Amount Of legal tender notes in
Ssz eS6. OF the new Issue, and 316o,143 go OF
comnonnd interest notes, under act Of June 80,
1854. The uncalled Tor pay fequtsitlons are
eaO,1sO ,Oc0, and the amount In the Treasury
over S25,OO0, ,000., The smount OF fractiopS
currency il 900. -''1. =
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MARK TIMEi

TO SOLDIERS i-WALTHAM WATOHESi
Let every soldier. before he returns home, pro-
vide himself with an American Watch; no better
use can be made of money than to inves. it in one
of these durable and accurate time pieces 1t is q
kind of property that constantly returns good in.
tsrest and its money value is so well known tha
pocket full Of silver dollars wouldn't be rs use
full.
Sold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
THI AMERICAN WATCH co.,
my &c In Office, 1s2 Broadway, Y.
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THE MOBILE DIsAsTRR.-A speciai despatch
from Mobile to the New Orleans Times fur
nishes some additional particulars OF the terri
BILE explosion there, OF which We have
only had a meagre account. The explosion
occurred in the main ordnance depot or the
I1nited States, located in Marshal's warehouse,
corner of Lipscomb and Commerce streets.
The CONSERVATION in the city was so great that
the Commanding General deemed it prudent
TO issue an order to place guards for the pro-
lection OF citizens and soldiers, and recon- =
mended that all persons should remain quietly
at home The loss Of property is estimated az
from Eve to ten millions Of dollars Tne cot
ton destroyed is fixed at from eight TO TEN
thousand bales. The greater portion OF ~ oe-
loss in cotton is small. The contents OF the
depot consisted OF two hundred tons OF ammu.
milton, including musket cartridges, cann a.r
trIdges, and a quantity of loaded sneiss, 81 ape,
canister and solid shot. The amouns ~ Powaef
in tho warehouse is set down at thirty TONS
about one third being ammunition surrendered
by Dick Taylor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tdna taoxno. minister 70 a mind diseased,
Aad, 1cith sen1s soss.. obltcioNs aHsidets,
Cleanse the Jonl boson1 Of the PEI i!oKs s&tF
Tha. tceighs xpoa Me he1rt "'
Certainly; PLANTATION BITTlRs viii do it
when nothing else viii. Melascholy, De preston,
Aypoehondria, Insanity. all spring, more or less
rom adiseased stomach, and this PLANTATION
BITTARs is a sure cxre for. There is NO mistake
about it; pyspepsis, Headache, Duliness, Aeue,
ana Low SPIRITS must yield to the health giving
and genial influence of the PLANTATION BIT
TEks. lfyou arein doubt make one trial and be
convinced, .te3lw
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PROFOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR FoRAeH.
Ct0 Q4aytrmasts,'s Office, Depot ~ WssAis rsss, I
.N KxshIarfna m C kah 81 Ias6

GtD Qxayfrmasts,'s Office, DEPOT ~ WssAisssss,l
are Il sSS 81 & sss ,ss
sh,snsd h ior s1PPlgins the Q. oSartsr n sstsr .
aa iIs4.ndri. sna Foas sonres 70 sishs;
s ssese i 2lfiess rth Hs5 Corn esss and st,sx
Of Corn or Oats and so tons Of Hay or straw,
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
fe e maxi make ind sae
fSo quantity Of esch sftcs proposed to be dsiiysr
ed. the time when said deliveries shali be com.
n,TI5he pfiee must be written out in words on the
sast sfs tsGs
@ifssnt sat,s sass the sacks e be furnished
HAy ana snsT to be securely ealed.
Hay. or Straw, pi opposed to be ssIivsred. must b.
Al, AZ hs article, offered under the bids herein In
GSyern ment inspector, before beine asoepted..
s s ss ne q
s s sSo sna e, VII S
eaye been delivered and accepted.
sddsF ts vi. Be r.SuFsd 70 &c III.
sible persons that in case his bid be accepted. hs
ss Hsaln SsH same good
g sgeient tS sGrees IN sum sSus 70 sae smonn
tisement and in case the said bidder should fsiit
Ference between we % the eaer of said biddsS and the
next loves, responsible bidder, or the 'sTson to
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the Official certificate ef United States
stssr osfcsr under the United states government.
or responsible person knewn to this Office.
Al bidders will be duly notified Of the aeceptancs
or rejection of their proposals.
. The full name and post ofice address OF each
ppRk.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Sen. D. g..
Facfer, ohief Depot Quar- .rtermaster, Wsshinston
d: G.. and should be plainly marked Proposals
for Forage"
fIaet, signed by the contractor and both of his
susrantsrH will be required Of the suce esssfal bid
Ger or bidders upon 81 gning the contract.
,BiAlk FERNS OF bids, guarantees, and bonds may
BE oot&iEed upon application to this once.
Eli proposals received under this advertisement
WIN be opened and examined at this once on Wed
needAy ard Saturday of each week ct IL Bid
ders respectfully invited to be present at the
opening Of Bids they desire; pr~
.fe7s-tf Brig. 6enY and Quartermaster.
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SPRING AND sUMMIR CLOTHING,

- EfnlNd AMI 6CmMEh OLUId1N0.- =
New styles Superb Stock Of Dress, Sack, and
Walking Coata, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys
We lre now prepared to eIhibi stock Of Men =
and Boys Ready-rnsde Clothing, which. for ele:
hithiulness Of manufacture, has not been sur.
passed By any stock heretofore nfsred in this
Those In search Of Clothing for 4entlemen's . and
Youths year ere inyifsd s to call and s.amlne ouT
the right article ON the most reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment OF Gentlemen u
Furnishing Goods, comprising eysrythinx nsoss-
gHry for o complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER & CO., ass Pa. ay.,
oc l0amr Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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OLD EYES MADE NEW
WITHOUT SPECTACLEs, DOCTOR OR MEDI.
CiNE.-Pamphlet mailed free on receipt of ten
cents; Address =. B. FoOTE, NJ. D., mo. 1880
Broadway, New York. je 2-6t
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WHY NOT Use THE Rlsr 2

VIII NOI UD2 1HM b0oI
Over twenty yesrs' increasing demand has es-
tablished The fact that MATHlWB' V1NETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. It is the
cheapest. the most reliable, and most convenient.
Complete in one bottle. Does not require any
previous preparation of the hair. No trouble.
No crock or stain. Does not rub off or m .n> 81 :
hf6 and Iustre. Produces beautiful black or
brown, as preferred. A child can apply it. Always
gives satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle. Bold
everywhere. -
A. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DIMAs BARNES & co. New York, Wholesale
Agents, myl6- eodly
NEVER WEAR A COUGH, or irritation on the
lungs. when you can buy AYERS CHERRY PEG.
TORAL. the worlds great remedy that cures it.
S2-Iw
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CRIAT DIsooVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TIIIH IxTRACTED wIrunur Dars

70 eItract to call at DR.. tBWIIS ONCE,
and have them taken out without pain.
Also, call and examine the Deetor's nev ana i'm.
proved method ofinsertins sARrIRICl ALfE1rH.
you Win have them In NO other style than this
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
Silver and Rubber Plates At the old price, ~ We
have not sdvAnced the price on our work nncs the
great change In gold,
No. 242 Psnn'a avenue, between Hth and lsA
streets:
ian S-lY b. X. LEWI0, II. D.. DENTIST
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DENTISTRY.

IhAIA ACAA oURkD INST TAHNILY, By fHl
sANoR OF PALMETTO. It aets at once upon
relieves instantly. By this discovery decayed
teeth can be cured and preserved by hiling and
ING. CheOplsstic Bone Teeth inserted over roots.
and teeth extracted without pain. at $50 Penn.
avenue, An H-lmS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near WulArdh,

MONDAY EVININ0, June 5. 1866.
Will be presented the great Anlsrican ilfe Drama.
the eed version in acts. OF Mrs Harriet
Beecher stoMe's great work, entitled ---.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
- LIFE AMONG THE L0WLYi
With ell the beautiful scenery. elaborate n1schau-
ism, eiRhtful music, startling effects. and the
same in mense osst of characters which rendered
dramatic puccess of the day, concluding With the
glorious patriotic tsb1esu. UNCLE TOMS VI.
Zion OF THE FUTURE.
Doors open at O'Clock; curtain will rise At 8
precisely. Box ofice Open from q. In. 60 p.
TO. MORROW BvBNING.
Eighth time of the Great Romantic Spectacular
Drama entitled the
SEA OF ICE.
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uoUsIKElPHR's COAL COMP ANY.
COAL AT COST

STOCKHOLDERS.
Ofice-No aga THIRTEENTH sTRAIT, sbove9
THOMAS R.. WILSON, AeEsE
To Hsusekeepers:
o. st of Mining and Transporting . ton OF
Goal, 2,240 lbs.. to Phiad el phix. .$5 60
Yard Expenses and Deli7ery.......----- I Is
Freight from Philadelphia. present rates., 2 90
wharfage ''---- ---- -
Our Price for ton OF Coal, delivered in
Retail T PRICE per ton 1000 lbs, in Washing. .s
ssvins...-. s4a
Are you willing 10 continue to pay from 80 to IS
DER centum advance on your Coal? Do .yoa VISA
TO save from So to IS per ton, and get good art.
Gle, we'll prepared .,5Ir.
Each stockholder in the HOUSEK11P1RS'
COAL COMPANY is furnished with eonpon for
every share Of stock he holds. Each coupon emit.
Ties the holder to TON OF COAL ANNUALLY
AT COST for Is years.
~ At the present retail price Of Coal. stockhodsr
qgiH the eRttys cost o. his stock IN too years, &c.
clusiUe of any cash dtcfdsndS he may rsesirs.
The oempany's mlnes are in complete working
Torr tie coiisry; the present capacity being 10000
tons.
the stockholders, the Company expects to realise
sufacient profit to pay good semi annual cash
dividend. ts. r.. -
suBscRIprIoN BOOKS OPEN At TN OF.
TICl OF TIN COMPANY.
l23 Thirteenth street,
my1i-lm hington. D. o.
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SECRET DISEASES.

Sanayita1's Gtft Is the most certain, safe and
effectual remedy-indsed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered, Curesin two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours No minerals
no balsAm, mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
It is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages. ~; fs-
Sana,i.aa's Roo, and Herb :Jnies,-A. positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, scro fala Ulcers.
for SIS, Sold By s. O. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
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rnroArpra HNNKv Solp

CoLeATR's HoaHY SOAR.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universe
demand, is made from the choicset materials, Is
mild and emolent in its nature frasrantly scsntsd
and extremely bsnsfeiai in its action upon the
skin. For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers ian 28-aply
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CRIlF oUARTxaMAsTER's 0FRIoI,

WLsHIseros. D. o., January 4, 1854.
Al aeslers In Drugs, Hardware. Lumber, Leath-
er, Vmee furniture, Harm and Saddlery are
Suestsd to send to this once, ON MONDAY Of each
srtaI. sealed prossssl or list In ds9leats Of IA.
Eshort netice. With the price Of each marked In
plain figures. that In case the ex Rencies Of thu
service require it. the article or arcIes can Be OBJ
tained without delay, and at the lowest price.
CURED to furnisS the list every Mondsy
morning. d. 81. BUCKHR, .
Brisadier Gent and Chief Q. M,
Ant pepot Of Wsshin ston.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHDATON'S ITCH 0INTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours, also cures
Soid hy ali Drue sists q. D. GILMAN,
MAY as-Iy $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. an 1ssay OF Warnin g
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and sexual Systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes.
cIatien Philadelphia, Pa NH Ism
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OEAPIRs AND MOWERS.
~ FOB THE HARVEST or 1868.
The "S ALL" REAPERs AND MOMERs.

d EAp1RS AND hUW1he,
~ FOB The HARVEST or 1868.
The "SALLD REAPERs AND MOVERS.
.RUCKIYEn REAP1RS AND MOWERS.
WWnSn5a REAPERS AND M0WERS
MSCORMICKH REAPERS AND MOWERS.
HXTRK0 AND REPAIRS
for the Machines kept on hand constantly.
Competent Machines empioyeo 10 repair ma
cnfsr Tbs Above Machines are offered At FACTORY
pRICES. Parties wanting these Machines can
rely on purchasing at these prices, nitho2t any
deviation whatever, T. ia SAAhrHtS.0W. AAsnIts.,0UW.,
Agricultural Warehouse. 55S 7th street.
Between Penn. avenue and Canal,
my E-eo7w Washington. D. O.
From The Largest Ma.Mtaetxr,ns Nemists in ~
1.mAcouA1Nrsp GsT WfrH MR.. H. HELM.
residence, and was successful in conducting the
business where Others had been equally 40 be-
fore. him. have been favorably imprs ssed with
AIS sAsfaes'f SnNWfLLIAM anu WRlGHTMAN.
yi+m of POWERS WRlGHTMAN,
Manufacturing Chemists,
m25-6m 9th and Brown SITS, Philadelphia
TAKI no MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN
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UHU and IMPROv1D ROsH WAsH. m U.6m
NzPOLIONT LIZ O! JULIUS CESAR, vol.
trono nay; Blsckvood's Magazine for April; United
! States Service Magazine for May; Kate Kennsdy.
asii'' SsS FRAHcK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-05

A CLEAR, SMooTH sRIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con.
xIoy follows the use of HELMBoLDs CoNoRN-
TRAFsD FLUID EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. It re-
moves black spots, pimples and al eruptions Of
r1a al; m2S-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-05

To PURIFY. EsHIoH THE BLOOD, BEAUTIFY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD,s HIGHLY CoAoEH-
bottle equals in strength one gallon OF the Syrup
or Uecootion. m266m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-05

THOFO4RAPHa painted neatly in oil oolors for
n ~ fsdv artfst Please send name snd ad.
dress te Mits j. H6Y4k Wsshinstss Post onos.7s,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-05
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