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CHsRRY STeSEa 1.-The .lneatest aud mos,
complete conirivance for household purposes
that we have seen IN mauy q day, is the
Cherry Stoner, an -inysntion lof-- taking the
pits out Of cherries 1t is very simplein CON
Istruction, and can be vsed by any one,
yonng or old, 4tYoFks with ;great rnpidity
and is a very decided Improvement on the old
method of pitting cherries by hand We
would advise oil house.keepers to call and sec
it, at the Qaeensware Store OFF. I. Wolf &
lCo. 3Os Third and 27.Market street, where it
is for salc
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had arrived in Paris aud had since gone 10
Brazil AdVlees ftom Florence state that ne.
Rotiatiors are progressing lavorably.
lAlrlvAf o. rgooc. =, oamp b.nn,.on
CAmp DESMsoS, June ~ The s9lh O V
Colonel Gleun, numbering three hundred
aud thirty men and detachment of Seven
teenih, numbering eighty.iive men arrived
yesterday at eight O'Clock from Parkersburg
Virginia ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

New YoRK, June l3-Gold opened 1891
closed at 1897 stocks better !; money bas
Reading 93s Erie 7s; Sterling Exchange
l0si Chicago, Burlington & Qulney lO4;
New York Central 9Ot; United States SKIES
Of 81 llOg 6.2O's registered ll3g cou.
pons lOl new issue lO3E; 1910 coupons
g58 ..
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

NEw YoRK June l2-The steamer Liberty
brings Havana dates TO- the lib
The ordOrs for Toe definite evacuation Of
San Domingo had been received from Spain.
The news from Mexico is not important.
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RGPunncAN CousrY CONVENTION. The
ERePablcap County Convention met at Beck
|el Hall on Saturday last to appoint Dele
gates TO the State Convention at Columbus,
The immense gatheriog consisted Of some
twenty-five or thirty persons, mosily Office
holders. The Journal of this incoming con-
aims no report OF the proceedings aud we
IRE consequently left in the dark rs 10 what
pas done Lieutenant Governor Anderson
se learn, made a speech with his usual abil.
~" and the following delegaGes we're APP
Nointcd 10 representa- this County: t'. .'.', ..5
II G Sohenckg Jacob Gearyt 10 A Pnrrois.
kTohn g Lowe, E G Ellis, NJ Bufropa, William
,3piekler, JohnU kreialer, Samuel Graf ehead,
captain Lewis Kuhlman, Wilbur Conover,i
amuel ihorer, John Hines, Joseph Kin.
le, Michael Cassady, Johu Hehriug, Thomas
ausick, Frederick Mundhenck john Furnace,
aohn kennedy iu,3s4 at.4 hua .ia.y 500
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l,Tnh NlSEi y-rmRD.-Itis IS stated that the
ID Regime i.of o. " l., was to leave Louis
illo on Sun ny morning, aud would arrive at
|bmp Denni on this morning, where they
main until aid ofand mustered ont of ser
Co. The onow numbers about two hna.
I'd aud eighty men under command Of
'suisnaht Colonel Bowman. This is- but 9
ball remnant Of the gApAnt Reg iment which
= u.s. fall Of health and patriotic DEVOTION
parIy three yeats ago, rAtaarW
Arrangements are in progress 70 give tho
faye men an appropriate welcome on their
Rlurn to their homes most Of which ure ia
lis city aud county. r ..., 'r17 IN.
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Death ola Po.t,ss,

HARTFORD, CoEN, June 10 - Mrs l.. Sig.
Quincy, the poetess, died in this city this
morning, aged seventy-two years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

Il DESKS, TABLES AND STANDS AT nine
O'clock, tomorrow morning, q. p. Huber &
Son will sell the Desks, Tables and Stands
belonging to the Provost Marshalls Office, at
their auclion room, and many other goods.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

MEpicA4-By reference to his card in our
sgiyeriifing columns, il will be seen that Dr..
D. Mellhenny, has resigned his position In
re Navy and resumed tho practice Of medi
no in.this city, The Doctor is an old prac
SOner, well and fayorably known in thiseom.
funity. ..aa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

DaYToN June -
FL0UR--Red whpnt 81 00@S7 90.
WHEAT--Sl 26@l 30. Uif.it
CORN-60.
OATS-50.
RYE-4O. O. TE U
BARLEY-f6. ,,,..... ....,..
BIGEF--l5@20.
BUTTER--2O@25.
CEIlCKENS-35@l0.
EGGS--20c per doz
.lar.T GRocEsIFs--uETAiL rRlcrs
TEAS--$2 GO p-
ooFFEE-s5@a7c pound
SUGAR-l5.
COFFEE sUGAR-26 per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR-2jc per N,
MOLASSES--Sl 4O@l 50@l 60 per gal
lon 'o.h
SYRUP-Sl Is. i'I.
RlCE--l6c per TO-
P0TAT0ES-Sl 25@l 90 per bush
APPltS-S2 0O@2 To- ugiHt
LARD-20.
CHEESE--25c..
STARCH--l2!c per n.
S0APS--l5e per N. fIN|It
TOBACCO--N 00@l 25 perl
SHOT--25@30c per 10. 4a
LiNhD-AVc per IN.
wnoLEsALE nRICEa
corrected oy ~. o'Bren \ Rrolber
TEAS-$l 5OG0l 80.
C0FFEE-3O@32.
SUGAR-l4922.
81 COFFEE SUGAK--20(02 nor n.
CRUSHED SUGAR--2lo per H.
MOLASSES-$l 2O@9l rs per gal
RlCE-l249l3lc per ID. :
LARD-20@22. 'u.f .....f....H
TOBACC0-70C9Sl3O per ID ''"
SHoT-$l 5O(95 90 per sack.
LEAD-l4e per ID. .o van
DRIED APPLES--l2Ja1a.
BUTTER-30G135c.
CIEESE--l7S3lS!c
SfARCH-9@lOc per Ii.
SOAPS-l3@l7 per 10.
SWEET P0TATOES-$2 60@2 10 n.r
bushe .JFI..II T.
uAY-I'imothy Scoops per ton.
WHISKY-$2 % for common.
Strawberries--2O cents per quart
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IL entirely noisoleas.
PATENTED DEVICE prevents its being turned back.
pNrd,
lhe fArhSTKp EfEpLE cannot tc sot wrong.
lIhef4ftsrtp HEhAsg Asp FELLtR Asp BRAJpER
trims fsster dian any other
u viii never drop stitch.
" y The only practical Machine ,Fheh All can use.
ii does the finest snd neattsi wort ever known nnd
.i yarletes or family sewing IN The most perfect
No other machine takes TIE sfwsrrp Loop sfi4tn.'
u cannot be adiustsd or gOt out of order
II uses the "RoTATtEG HsoK"
Whatever the merits OF other machines Il ia no
dSp rpgement to say the Wilcox 3 Gibh. IL worth,
tot 1g,g gGise' d9hln lhatot any othor eyer ansged
The Gold Medal at the American Institute, aud mn.
merous first Premiums At State Fars, and at tho
meetings Of Mechanical and Scientific so,ioties slI
over the world are among It's trophies
It is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World ,f.tt'
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st.
al2iaw3n
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DYES! o YES!

WI Is undersigned IL a duly licensed Auct onesr
= 'or Montgomery county, and will cry ealos AZ
oiidn ~ hts sorSiees1 may be in demand. IT H,'I
tended to, n they violate the law
N. E'-hcsdence ~ miles south cast ofMIAMIs.
BukG' prdersl left with JOHN kISER, ,jr., or ADAM
OLAft hlHmsbutg on Main street will he attended
TO. L1D3 f-l Col. GEORGE KlsER.
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s75


TINANEs up by tho subscriber on the lGih inst, an
l. iron gray nor 20 sixteen hands high, about iour
years old, hss collar marx, and IN hne arm horse
Apply 20 W. n. kowe, three aud one half miles
seth ofDnyion, on the GermAntown pike
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THE ONO ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY -
|nder a law passed ct the las. session of the
fgislAl'GSi Iaa Qhlol 4Actide6i Ide6SbEs
PmpaDy was formed with capital OF one
lliion OF dollars. It numbers among It's
'hcer and Stockholders many Of the most
|allhy and reliable:.men in the State. Among
sm ere such men as dudeeJ. r. Swan,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become 4
honseholdword throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz. a'f
engee, in less than year
after their Introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
az the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
WITHOUT RuvXLs

Nan Gao Wa
Aud insly deserves the reputation u has 20 onp en-
Ioyedjn Central America and the West ludies.
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Professional Nolires.

4 BOOK containing an account OF piLES'
n FIsTULA, STRUCTURE and thirty other lMr =,
ANT DISEASES will be sent ON receipt Of - cents OF e.
l.. had ON application 10 NRY 4 DANIELS, OPefau''
and Com ultinr Surgeon No. Z Union So.aie NJ !.
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|OLYMPIC THEATER. Commences at :.
~ Sole Lessee and Menagers,. Mrs JOHN WOOD.
THIS EVENING. -
COMPLETE AND GENUINE SUCCESS
OF THE $500
GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE PARTS,
CAREFUL PREPARATlON and ENC RMOUs EXPENSE,
SPLENDID ARTisTiCAL. MUSICAL, AND
MECHANICAL RESOURCES OF THIS THEATER
NEW sCENERY AND GRAND TRANSFORMATION
rv AVN S SGENE ~ Mr- HAYES Sovpospp AND
| ARRANGED BY THOMAS BAKER.
Elaborate Mechanical Effects, by W. Sanders
Beautiful r ASD FfoSwSRPSaF TGI'%cA sf
SLEEPING BEAUTY fI'I}T3 IN IN THE WOOD.
Temperance of the Young Danseuse,
MILE. AUGUSTA.
~ BIN strict adherence to the modern school oil me %
dramatic composition eighteen years are TO be supposed 20
years between the second aud third parts and enc hundred
and .Ity four after the piece Is oyeT OYER; ,or, go,
PART fIRST-PERlOD 1888
Mr. Harry Pearson
Queen Serena hi. consor Miss A. Mebray
Princess Isabelle, a she appeared when only
three months old Youngest Lady IN the Company
s .o% k Sr9 sa p Glsei
airy Antdota........ '.''.'''::. Miss =. louIg
FsIy pewdIoP Good Good .M'' = Mss fisn Fiot,
FAIRY Eles.ntia. invited Mis-, /. Miller
FAIRY PhIomei.. .... Banquet Miss Busted 9
s,y o invi,e Mis-. Amelia Ham.
PART SECOSD-PERlOD l6Ol
Princes. isabelle lsged 49, all bat an hour 49,
or JOhN nVOD
Lady Abasa (her conhdan) Louisa Myers
Pas dc Bouquet. Ollie. augusta
PART THlRD-PERlOD l70l
Prince Perfect (of the Emerald Ise Eliza Newton
Larry o Log this counTymanl. Mr. r. Lamb
Colin Chimp "a woodcuer) r. Oilett
SPECIAL NoricEThe audience respectfully requested
10 keep their seats 20 witness the Grand characterization
Scene concluding the extravaganza
The Performances Will commence with
POPPING THE QUESTION
SATURDAY Mayo,
GRAND MATINEE
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
Doom. open at curtain rises puncuay at o'clock.
SEALS CAN NOW BE SECURED.
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Amusements.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT
LITERARY AND MUSICAL SOlkEE,
IN HONOR OF OUR RECENT VICTORIES
BENEFIT or SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDlthS
AND IN AID OF THE LADIES RELlfP FUND OF THB
LEXINGTON AVENUE hOSPIIAL
Announced for the 10th Of April and IN consequent
of the death Of the President, Will take place
On THURSDAY EVENING, MAY T. It9.
The following Artists have generously volunteered the ser
vices; - ....,. ,-,,,.oro>-
tfler only appearance tins sea,onl r, ,,,,o,,,c
MR. J. FARLEY Tenor. MIR THEODORE THOSlAS'
Mr.. ALFRED II. PEASt, Pianist
WIN nv Mr. +. L. TOULMIN, IIarpist.
MR. WILLIAM DRESSLE. Accompanyist
And MR.. DE- CORDONA.
The CelebIated Patriotic Poem,
THE SOLDIER"
To which will be added brief In MemoraIn
Written by Mr. DE- CoRDoyA expressly for tins OCCASION
The Concert will be under the direction OF
Mr. THOMAS with his Grand Orchestra OF 10 Performers
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS. ,.
Hon. GEORGE OPDlkE. Gen. ROOT. ANDEKsON'
Hon. SIMEON DRAPER g.-Gen. WIN. HALL.
Hon HENRY HILTON. Brig Gen LEFFERTs.
.CHAS +. KIRKLAND, esq. ALIEN HOLLAND, esq.
Dr f. VANDERPOEL. GEO BRODHEAD, esq.
THOS. CHRlSTY. esq. PHlLETUS H. HOLT, esq.
sILAS c. HERRING esq. WIN. +. RUETE. esq.
a. II. CARDOZA. esq. DANIEL BURNETT, esq.
s. Il. COMsTOCK, esq WA. H. sELIGMAN, esq.
Admission 81. Tickets be had 1t all the Book and
Music Stores and at the door evening of the Entertain
ent already purchased for 20h inst will be good
for the 4h Of May Private Boxes be secured at IN
Hall Sons No. 544 Broadway
Eoors open at commence at o'clock
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TRUSTEES:

JOHN ANDERSON. No. 4I3 Finh-ave.
Hon. C. GODFREY GUNTHER. Mayor Of New-Ycrs
Hon. oREsTEs CLEVELAND, Mayor OF Jersey City.
Hon ALFRED NJ. WOOD, Mayor OF Brooklyn.
CHARLES JENKINS President OF East River Bank.
JOHN L. DOUGLASS. Secretary Merchants Insurance Co
JOHN C. ANDERSON, No lc6 Broadway.
WILLIAM p. sTANDIsH, Coal Dealer No. Il Broadway
CHARLES H. APPLEGATE. G. II. Apologize Bro.
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financial.
TT S. 7.30 LOAN

W -. -.
.onle,ed on the 3ls Of March 1865 The sale Of the
,d ees Of Three Hundred Millions payable three year,
= h 18th day Of June 1865 begun the LIST Of April
!. GER SHORT SPACE THIRTY DAYS, OVER ONE HUMID
MN MILLIONS OF THIS SERIES HAVE BEEN SOLD
leaving this day than Two Hundred Millions to he dis
xo,ed Of The pay able semi annually in currency
an the December and 18th Of June by Coupons attached
20 each note which readily cashed anywhere 1t amounts
ONE cent per day on a......'.'''.'.''s0O NOiE'
TWO cents per day s..............SIOO NOTE
TEN cents per day on a..............S5OO NOII'
TWENTY cents TeT day on a.......s1 900 NoIt'
ONE DOLLAR per day on a...... IS, 900 MUTE
MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE.
The Rebellion suppressed and the Government has already
adopted reduce expenditures rapidly as possible
10 peace footing thus Withdrawing from marke; as borrower
and purchaser.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the
Government and constitutes the GREAT POPULAR LOAN
OF THE PEOPLE.
The sevenThirty Notes are convertible their maturity at
The option Of the holder into
u s $50 SIX PER CENT
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
Which are always worth premium.
FREE FROM TAXATION.
The 100 Notes cannot be taxed by Towns Cities Counties
or States and the interest taxed unless surplus Of
the owners income exceeding six hundred dollars This
e increases their value three per cent per an
sum according to the rate levied on other property
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.
Less than $500 Of the Loan authorized by the last
Congress are the market This amount at tie rate at
which is being absorbed will all be subscribed for within
two months the will undoubtedly commando pre-
nu has uniformly been the closing the suo'crp
hons 10 other Loans IT sRENs PROBABLE THAT no
CONSIDERABLE BEYOND PRESENT SERIES WILL BE
syPKRED TO THE PUBLIC.
In order that citizens every and section Of coun
try may be afforded facilities for taking the loan the National
Banks State Banks and Private Bankers throughout the
sounry generally agreed receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers viii seec, their agents in whom they have
confidence and who only be responsible for the delivery
Of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE. Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
May ], 1868.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, cor,
~ ner Twenty.third-.t and Fourh-aye; Inc FoMIlEIh
ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of original S 1890 So " ,1 y.
10 p M daily. g.. r,.L.,. Al
Aanass"n' ~ ' n ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary, N. A.
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF the

oTiIcg OF rHE
AssIsrASr CosNissARr GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE
no STAFF ST. NEw.i oRK, May !, 1913.
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals (ln
~ duplicated VII b. !eeeyed by ne u9d,rseo %Hi
eoei ? No. on MEpnhspS So. ANN sfgssfES
STORES to be delivered IN New York or Brookynas follows
"a. 600 pound. hr., quality white flint com HoMINi
.lrs SO ana T. IN wrLcooperrd headiued -four barrels
1000 bsg. RIO COFFEE. .,,,.-
Bidder. requested 10 name prices Tor furnishing III
either Il sir styles as follows;
II. Green, iu original bast a.
"a Green in barrels e samples 70 be seen A. this ohce
81 Green. and packed in double sacks Of one hundred
th. Roasted in double sacks, a. above.
sth. Roasted IN barrels, a. above.
oh Roasted ground, barrels above the barrels to
payiie. ese,iag 70 niah coffee eitley green o, 70 BE-
rod,sd required 70 ,end in L chop 'ampe "a ne green
Of all e ce they Yropoe 10 JHrHi'h and ell name
Lae rdriefy Of oltee hsy q6ey
BID. may be made IN bond % duty paid
Skimnings " IN not be accepted
Bidder will please WHETHER tho entire 10, Of Coffee
400. OOt, pound. Of clean dry BROWN SUGAR
Bidders requested to prices for furnishing IT In
either OF the following styles:
let In original packages.
pose. and be iul hrad lined.
Bids may be made in bond or duty paid.
Bon sugar will not be received. . .,,
The goods TO De gI; , Son .a svs
Separate proposal s. "a dTcGfe must be made Ter eeh
article enumerated and bidders may propose Tor the whole
sample. Of a. the article. be delivered with the pro-
posa. and referred to therein
each propo.a and the proposals must be Pechc IN comply
ing urci.ey with all the terms Zach bid to have consas
ton contain tue written guarantee oi TWO espohoe
names, es follows; ,,, II -
We the undersigned hereby guarantee that should all or
any part Of above bid accepted II shall be duly fulfilled
according puport and conditions also that wrt
ten contract with bonds to the amount OF oneourth the S.ue
Of the proposed to be furnished shall be executed
required ~, L.. ~ 49,
chase a. well the OF contents, with weight gross ana
c and piping marks be hereafter desisnaed must De
plainly marked every package. All other old marks mus
De obliieTaied
All the stores will be carefully inspected before their de
livery and compared with the retained samples Returns Of
weights signed by professional Public "eisher mu'' De
furnished. -.
Payment will be made in currency or Its equivalent Is
soon a. funds received for the purpose. .
Co,,.tor are e1peced TO hold their goods without
pense TO the United States until required for shipment
80 d, ,,,ed IN an eHrelore add,e.sed 20 The undesigned
and indegied Propo,dls for SH1'isfelee store
II. r. CLARKE, Colonel a. ID. T., ana n. T. VI :.
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DARNUArs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AFTERNOON AT 3, EVENING AT z,
THE TRIUMPHANTLY SUCCESSFUL DRAMA,
entitled
THE ORANGE GIRL.
IT'S IMPRESSIVE LANGUAGE, ...
aud SENSATIONAL EFFECTS
are UNEQUALED IN DRAMATIC HISTORY
Previous 20 drama - .,,,,,,,,,
INSTRUMENTATION DENlEh
MORNING AT IL,
THE BOONE FAMILY CONVERSATION,
READINGS, COMIC SONG, PULLS OLA
LOGUES ETC. IN CHARACTER.
ONLY THIS WEEK
LAST AND ONLY CHANCE TO SEE THE
OLD REVOLUTIONARY HERO,
Mr.. SAMUEL DOWNING. AGED l04 YEARS,
The celebrated BENHAM HOG the largest in the world
weighing when alive ,JJ5 pounds
The wonderful Curiosity
A HORSE AND RIDER ENTNlNED BY AN ENOH
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO stone
PROF. UTCHINGS-LIGHTNlNG CALCuLAIOk.
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
A GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN MOTION. FIFTY LIFE
SIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES FAT WOMAN,
GGANTESS, ClRCASSIAN GIRL, LIVING OrIEhs
GRAND AOUAR1A 4 MILLION CURlOslTlEs.
Admission 30 cents: children under ten, is cents.
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NIBLOs GARDEN. BEGINS AT Il.
~ Lessee and Manager WHEATLEI.
BRILLIANT EXTRA TRIUMPH
OF the gifted and sparkling young artistic.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
In her exquisite inpersouation OF
FANCHON. THE CRICKET,
FANCHON. THE CRICKET.
the en heroine Wadeners celebrated play Of that title
EXPRESSLY TRANSLATED FOR HER FROM THE
GERMAN.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
MAGGIE MITCHELL AS FANCHON
Other characters by Misses tARREN, MARY WELLS,
SKERRRTT. REEVES. BURKE. and Mr.. j. g. BUZZ
NETT J. W COLLIER GEO. BECK, +. b. HOLMES,
H. BARRY, II. DANVERs RENDLE, &c, &c.
THE WEIRD SHADOW DANCE. -
THE FESTIVAL OF ST. ANDOCHE
0i''O'N' ' THE REVELATION
| " CRICKETS TRIUMPH
|sPLENDID NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC AND DANCING.
ADMIRABLE APPOINTMENTS, MECHANlSMS, &c.
seat. secured sir days in advance.
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Sales BIN Nuetio,l.

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES.
QuARTERaAsTER- GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON Cry. April ., l8sa
Win be sold at public aucou highest bidder, at the
time and places named below viz;
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. THURSDAY,
May 4. 1865.
CARLISLE, PENNsYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
May H. 1865
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE, THURSDAY,
May i8. 1862
PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY,
May 20. 1855.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
a. each place.
These lave been condemned unfit for the Cavalry
service Of the Army.
For the road and farming purposes many good bargains may
be had.
Horses sod singly Sales to at 10 Terms,
cash in United States currency. - $1,000
JAMES A. EKlN,
Breyet Briga1ier-General. in clarge
First Division. q. VI. @.
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GOAL AT COST.
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.

Each share entities the holder to un Of coal per year
s The cost of mining transportation and delivery (which
now about per tuu) also share OF the profits ON th
Of Goa produced beyond the quantity supplied TO share
holders.
who buy for investment have the coal they ""
be entitled sold for their benefit and receive tie proceed
the in cash. -
in this stock Is not risk for Anthracite Cos
lands rapidly rising in value.
The shares to be sold are limited and nearly al snt
scrbed for Immediate application Necessary secure any
Office, No. II Broadway, Room No. So
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OyycE o. THE NEw.YoRg, HoUsAToSIc q nohrhthN(
II r. Co No. ~ BROADWAY, Room ~
NYw YORK CITY. April Il, 1900
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- tins Office until II Of May 1862 for the ursdns
s ,ridriur to part the wholel Of the New York
Uoussf5nc and northern Railroad. extending from "hi'o
Plains, " Y to Brookhrld, Ct "a distance OF ~ mics
Mn nrohes pans aud specifications will be ready Tor er
animation at th. Office aud after April "a, 1862
''' " o. s. AVERY,
Engineer
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-06-24

atcs the organs OF lie INTO vigorous action, reSto-
ring the health and expeing disease Hence II rap
idly cures variety Of complaints which are caused
by impurity OF the blood, such as ScrefNta, or
PinpIes, ROtches, BOiLs, 81. ARLhOny's Fire. Rose
or MvsipeLds, Tettdr or Sab Rheum. .Scdld Head
Cancer or CINcer0uS THFnOre, Sore EyeS, FeSRGL~
Diseases, sscA a. R<tsHfi0R, Lrt0uLdEttH, Sep.
preston, Whdtes ISeriinS, also Sybhilis or Tene-
real Diseases, Lt0er Coaapldiats GHd Heart Dis.
eases. Try Ayers Sarsaparilla, and for yourself
the surprising activity with which II eleanses the
blood and curtis these disordeFI.
During late years the public have been misled by
large Aosacs, pretending b give aaaFt Of Eztfaet
Of SArsapaTiilA for Oae dCtRr. MOst Of these have
been frauds npon the Sick for they net only contain
little, II any, SarsapaFiIla, but often No erf w.
properties whatever. Hence, bitter disappointment
has followed the various extracts OF SarsapArilla
which 9eod the market until the name Itself has Be.
come synonimOas with imposition and cheat. etill
We call this compound earsApaTTla," and intend
TO supply such a remedy shall rescue the ma me-
from the load Of oblcquy which rests upon Il. We
think We have ground for believing Il has virtues
which are irresistible by the ordinary Of the dis
eases II Is intended to cure. We can only ASSURE
the sick that oer them the best Alternative that
We know how t. produce, and re have reaSon to
believe It Is by far the most edectuAl purhsr Of IN
blood yet discovered BY any body.
AYERS CHKRRY PRCTORAL is 70 universally know r
to suTpaRs every other remedy for the Of (CiA
toHghs, IeHHeRsd, HOdyseness, Creep, Bron"b'
tis, Inc!Pient (oNeW0 pfiOa, and for the relief
ConSumptiVe Patients in advanced stages Of lh'
disease that Il h useless here 10 recount the
dence OF its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by j. C. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by,
R. White and R. J. Van VOORHEES, Co. Piseer-
vile. .
RH Mcdonald / Co, Sacramento;
Crane Bingham, san Francisco, and all dealers
in medicine.