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DROPOsALs FOB IeRAG =.

es.v Q.1"S"Ss;s SSsss:.fsss es: S III: : ~
asa asI sssiSs ans = s.isi%sl:
BID: VII Ri's s. es reesiHs3 for tie dsssss y s
OF Corn or ats.and 20 tons Hay OF Straw
B Biddsrs s must stat. a. which Of th. above named
1s.s ss Tn make
tss quantity OF sseh article to Be deliver.
msnced and when to be omplsted.
The price must be vrittsn out in words en- tie
oorn 70 30 put up In good stout sacks Of .eou,
bushsIs each. TIE .aei. ' to be- 9Upnishss @
wifhsut sItr. charge to the Goysrnmsnt. TSs
Ths pssticuIaT kind or description of Oats. Corn,
BAY, or straw proposed to be delivered, must b
All the articles offered under the bids herein In
yitsd. viii be subject to rigid inspection by the
0Centrs acts viii Bs awarded from T time 10 tim. 70
the lowest responsible bidders IS the interest OF
msds %ssn tss .soie AMOUNT contssstsd con- for .hs
have been delivered and accepted.
IN Il:
the eontrses Ter the same, viii. good and
sanhcient sureties, In 9 sum equal to the amount
::s II .,s q .s6ns s6I ,aysI
ference between the sfer, Of said bidder and th.
next lowest responsible plouer, OF tne terson 70
Whem the contract may be awarded
The responsibility Of the guarantore must be
shown by the cial certificate of United States
District Attorney. COLLECTOR e1 Customs. or any
other onicer under the United States government
or responsible person knswn to this onice.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the seceptsnes
or rejection OF their proposals.
The full name and post onfce address OF eaes
bidder must be lsgibly written In the pro-
Proposals must be addressed TO Brig Gen. D. b
RucSer Chief Depot QHsrtermaster, Was shinston
D. C., and should be plainly marked "Proposal'
Bonds In sum equal TO the amount of the CON
trsct s;gned by the contractor and both of hin
suarsntsrs will be required of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract
BiaSk FERNS OF bids guarantee, ana bonds MAJ
bs obtAine ed BON application to this ONCE
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii be spene ed and examined 1T this once On Wed
nesdsy and Saturday of each week at IL NJ bia-
ders Are respectfully invited TO be present ~ tas
opening Of 6ids III they desre,; puoxvp
x.s.,f BriR Gent and QuArtern astef.
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Financial.

In New York yesterday the specu @uvo
movement in stocks continued buoyant. Coy
ernments were quiet, and stronger. Ten.for-
ties continue scarce and firm, under the de-
mand from banks organizing under the national
system, and from National Banks increasing
their capital
The rise in gold has given more firmness to
Five. tWenties
State stocks were again higher. Tennessee
Skies rose 4; North Carolinas, l; and Missouri
Skies, 4.
Railroad bonds are steady. Bank stocks are
quiet but firm.
Gold was steadily rising, closing at the even
ing board at 147.
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CHURCH UNION RHPELLEp-The Dirintty OF
Marery.-The Rev. NJ. J. Craner, a chaplain
OF the armv, writes from Richmond tc the
Western Christian Advocate that he met DR.
Edwards, of the Methodist Church South
who, in response to suggestion that the chap.
lain should preach in the church, said:
"This cannot be done. The chasn between
rs and the Church North is too great to be thus
easily bridged over. I fully and sacredly be
lleve in the divinity Of slavery; and if were
TO be called to appear before my Judge, Jesus
Christ, the next hour, / would, without any
mental reservation whatever, preach up the
divinity OF slavery. 1t has divine sanction in
the Holy Scriptures" 80
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Texas Expedltion-Another Flee
About to Sail

FORTRESS MONROE, June A.-Immediately
after the departure OF the infantry portion OF
the 25th army corps for the point OF rendezvous
at Mobile Bay, about dozen steamers ar
rived here for the purpose of transporting the
cavalry brigade Of the 25th corps under the
command Of Brigadier General Cole) to the
same destination. Since their arrival here, the
DAYS coal and % water. and on many of them
the cavalry have already embarked. The fol-
lowing named steamers have their full com-
plement Of troops. and are now ready to sail,
namely: H. s. Wager, Dudley Buck, New
Jersey, Mcclellan, We bossett, and De Molay
The remaining steamers will all be ready to
sail in few days.
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CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.
Address to President Johnson Adopted
Nearly 5000 Churches Represented.

AuuHeSS 10 FTeS1uPNE JONHSUH AUUptVU-
Nearly 5000 Churches Represented.
BosToN, June 15.-The Congregational
Council at its ion.to-day, adopted the fol-
lowing address to President Johnson
The National Congregational Council, now
in session IN Boston, representing nearly 3,0OC
churches, in all sections of the country, desire
to present to you their Christian salutation,
and to assure you OF their profound sympathies
in your great and trying labors, TO promise TO
You their loyal support and their prayers, and
express their solemn conviction that the hum
dreds Of thousands embraced as worshippers
in our churches will most heartily cooperate
with you in extending the institution OF civil
and religious liberty throughout the land.
WV. a. BUCKINGHAM, Moderator.
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MARK TIMR 1!

TO SOLDIERS al-WALTHAM WATCHAsI
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 one
Of these durable and accurate time. pieces. It is
kind of property that constantly returns good in
terest, and its money value is so we'll known tha
pocket full of silver dollars wouldn't be as use
fpl
Bold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
TH1 AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
ny a6-lm Once, 1s2 Broadway. N. 7.
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UAbout Is, 600 hostile Sioux Indians, In
cluding 1900 warriors, are now assembled in
boundary, and they threaten raid upon the
frontier settlements. A movement II on foot
which Will interfere with their hostile plans.
~There are rumors brought bv late arri-
walls from Europe that Pope Plus TX is about
to ssmake up" with Victor Emanuel, and that
the old troubles between them are to be ar
ranged amicably, so that hsnceforth there Will
be peace and good will throughout Italy.
vocation Of the order limiting the stay OF Uni
ted States vessels in French ports to twenty
four hours, and states that all other restric-
tions will be rem owed in due time.
~The number Of letters now being received
at the dead.letter office, sent there under the
new law, which makes prepayment compul-
sorry, amounts to more than $1,000 per week.
IL 1t is rumored that two acres Of oil terri
cock county, West Virginia, was sold 70 an
eastern company few days SINCE Tor tho
enormous price of $4,000.
UA Nevada paper says t1at an the Chi-
Who starred from California or any other
point. are now on their way back, having been
ordered away by the miners OF Idaho and
Montana, who Will aiio" NO omnamen In the
mines.
grrCfrcinnati's valuation-&is,525,0OO.
aIPierre Soule, formerly United States
Senator from Louisiana, and Rebel Envoy at
spain, 10 about to open law office in the City
Of Mexico.
UGen. Grants right hand was so badly
swollen by the time he reached Buffalo that
he had to do his shaking with the left.
~A building is be erected at Albany for
where New York regiments have fought.
nThe gunboats on the upper Teunessee
River, are TO 60 into peace quarters at the
shipyard, Chattanooga.
SA Toronto papers speaks of the worth
less vagabonds thrown into Canada by the
ms Doe v%xu1,lI h0 faa
that they lately planned . raid upon one or
more Of the city banks. -
~The hfty.years' peace between England
and France - 70 be celebrated by q Jubilee.
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How warm soe'er the genial sun
May lock In kindness on the earth.
In Tom Jones' veins NO cheering warmth
Dispels the gloomy sorrow Of his soul.
Dyspepsia, like goblin. hunts him down.
Agae, grim chamberlain, lights him to bed,
While Dullness, Vertigo. and Headache dire,
With fercer aches combine to make him Eroan.
Be wise, poor Tom
And hearken. Thomas, to ipstrut ion:
For all thy ills Remedy is found,
A Panacea. certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BITrBRs g. T.--lS6o-X.,
wendrous Tonic, made by DR.. Drake.
Will kill the demons that thy stomach vex,
Will slay them. Thomas, for thy stomach's sake.
New life, new strength to thee shall come
BY nsing this Elixir wonderful.
PLANTATION BITTBRs will restore thy health.
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind at peace.
10 fn-l~
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VIRGINIA STATE pRRT-a Richmond =,

VIRGINIA STATE pRBT-A Richmond cor.
respondent Of the New York World says:
1t is supposed that the next legislature OF
Virginia, at the recommendation OF Governor
Pierpont, will repudiate every dollar OF the
State debt contracted since the war. This
amounts 70 ABOUT ten millions. Most OF this
sum is due to citizens of the State and the
State banks; but inasmuch as the purchases
were made In Confederate money, the loss will
not be much felt, as the retention of these
promises TO pay would leave their possessors
In no better condition.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPesALs FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Sealed Proposal, for Stationery 9fS VIII Be sscei9ed
Samples Of the articles in class will be furnished
70 parties desiring TO bid, on application at the
The Department reserves to itself the right 70
order the writing paper plain or faint lined to any
Deiiverfes Of sll articles in the several classes
mast comply With the written specifications, ,wnich
vill be furnished to bidders, with the sam pies Of
All maeIiysriss .lI be subject toinspection BY an
eFPsrt raet.iled for the purpose by the Secretary
article shall be deemsd sufficient cause to annal
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Tr..srr,
Departm ent. Washington ''A'uf'
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
factory guarantee that the bidder viii s1scn sats
esnt.sef with good and cient bonds # bis Did
The failure to comply with any one order under
tire penalty Of the bond or the secretary sos oftbs sn
Treasury may direct the purchase in open market
ss saeD &. Il ts: " . S
tslsIe, and d. charge to the contractors 6fty per
sary 10 pay fer such articles. 1nA ne'es-
Proposals uhsccompsned ed by satisfactory spar.
Be- awarded only to sstaSshsd vi.
or dealers in the aEti:iss, St :Is W. A''a'Sf' OF
White dessl Car Paper
W6ite 6 sehsG Packet Note sSss PPsper. Pspper.
White Commercial Note Paper.
BToyn WIappins PspSer.' Ssr'
BED R5ot.ins Paper;
White Envelopes, letter size.
white ENVELOPES, note size.
Miite Pe@y Paper.
White Super Rsysl Paper.
Best Best SGality Sasliihsy sIses SSsE1Pfs fst. Ink.
Bsst Pest SnsIity Gnality Blue Ink y,u,,
Best auaIityy auaIIity S.,mins wIlI,ns fl5id. I'm
fshsr's best Black Lead Pencils, Nos. J. 2,
I,.s p ss;,: S best Red and Blue Pencils.
ss,tsl ssia Pen. Pens handles.
Bet four bladed Knives, with pearl or stag
Bet E-a.er.. With ivory handles.
shs ars, 5or once use.
el... 1nls..nds GLASS Nos.
hssa sns .pa paFse. ta:Is Rusrs; scs 1vor, Folders
- Bs,s s auslits Sealing Wax. mad. en.i,el, tro4a
Muciisse.
silk Taste, asserted colors,
s;s :sss;.ssss ss..ll|s 1lP: Paper Fasteners,
Iyiet Machines.
Pas.sSesla Reference Files.
ivory Pounce Boxes.
Dlastic Rings.
Glass Paper weights.
Glass Sponge Cups.
Sponge.
Erasing Gum.
The De apartment reserves the1rignt to sccera
bids for individual items in classes and 2.
Bidders viii be required 70 conform their bids to
pies, and failure to do will cause the rejection
OF Any bid
Bids which contain items At prices less than the
fair cost Of the articles will be deemed fraudulent
HBGH McCULLOCH.
les-2aw4w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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SThe Lynchburg (Va) Republican says
there are several loving couples in that city,
anxious to be married, but unable to find any
officer qualified TO administer the oath OF allie -
glance, as required by Hallecks order, before
the ceremony can be performed. The conse-
quences Of such a posture of affairs may be Sc
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Murders by Sioux Indians.

OMAHA, June 1i.-About five hundred Sioux
Indians, in camp fifteen miles west of Fort
Mitchell, and supposed to be friendly. this
morning attacked guard Of hundred men
under Captain Fouks, of the Eleventh Ohio
Veteran Cavalry, killing Captain Fouks and
four men and wounding seven. A number OF
the Indians were killed. The Indians crossed
over to The COrth side Of the Platte River.
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IL Senators Foster, OF Connecticut, and
Doolittle, of Wisconsin, are on an expedition
through Colorado, Missouri and Nebraska
with 8 body guard OF over one hundred cav.
airy, on a mission Of inquiry, etc., with view
to healing the differences between the Indians
and the whites. Mr.. Foster is the President
pro tempore OF the Senate, and by Mr.. Johnson .
accession TO the Presidency becomes Acting
Vice President
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MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.--In conseo uence
OF the extreme scarcity of money, the tobacco
market has not fully opened. A few sales,
from lsc. TO 81. The stocks in the market are
small. and the manufacturers, both in Virginia
and North Carolina, are putting up scarcely
any. Therefore, 1t ia expected that prices will
advance. There is now very little manufac-
tured tobacco in market.-Rtchmond Whtg
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~HIlF oUARrRRMASTERSO OFFICI,
II 60 DEPOT OF WASHMafOl.

WAsHiHeroN. D. O., January 4, 1884,
All dealers ir Drugs, Hardware. Lumber LeatA
OF, Once Furniture, Harne and saadlefX, are re
queetsd to send to this once, Oh MONDAY OF each
articles they are prepsred to furnish to this Depot
ct short netics. with the price OF seeh marked in
service require it. the article or arcles can Be Oh
tanned without delay. and st the lowest prize:
CURED TO furnish the list vunctqsly sTsTX nondas
morning. n; HHsS;Ssn Il
t.nkn DEPOT Of Washington.
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SItstands on the record at West Point
that neither Grant nor Sherman were among
the ssgood boys" of the Military Academy, Gen
sherman standing No. l24 in the order Of good
behavior, and Gen. Grant falling as low as
tanned a place among the honored 1--WE. Sher.
man, whostood the first year at No. 9, did, in
deed, graduate at No. 6, but Grant, beginning
with twenty.three above him, rose only at
graduation to No. 81.
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SECRET DIsEAsES.

Sasiaritss's 6ut Is the most certain, safe and
e1ectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
sdy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty -four hours. No mineral,
NO balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
II tisthe soldiers hope. and friend to those who
male S..
EamaYitan's Rootand Herb JNiees-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, scro faIa. Ulcers.
sores Spots. Tettars. &c. Price 81, or six bottles
Ior S.. Sold BY 8. Q. Ford. See AdIertisemsnt ms
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~The state of New York is issuing revs-
nue. bonds In liquidation OF claims for bonn:
ties, and for reimburslng cities, counties and
town for bounties paid by them under autnor,
ity Of state laws. These revenue bonds VIII
be redeemed by taxes to be eollectedialter tne
next general election, or, they VIII oe exc
changed should the voters so aecioe Ior u
twelve. year per cent. stock.
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DENTISTRY

nNTIsT-I wish to inform N friends and the
Dpuolic. gener ALL .thst now am pre-
pared 70 extract, ill or insert Teesh
on Colo. eilver sr Vulcanite, IN hs%&kk0U
terms, and irreguiarity of the teeth corrected
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. ana respect
fully solicit . share Of your patronage:n,
,es-lm- No. 249 sth st bet n And o north.
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$500 OoO,OOO worth Of property in Pennsylva-
MIA is untaxed, not being upon the assessors
books. The recorded personal property in
Ohio is a357,O00,OO0, and in Pennsylvania but
$77.CO0,G0O. The assessors books of New
York State show an amount of taxable prop
erty three times greater than that Of Penn syl-
Yania.
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~ letter from Syria, May Sd, says 1.-THE
second crop OF locusts are now Matching out,
and new swarm OF the flying kind has also
come on from the South. In some parts of the
country they are devouring every green thing
Millions nave fallen into the sea, and the wa yes
nave cast them upon the shore in wInrows
Yesterday they almost darked the shy, and the
noise of their r1ying was like the noise of
flock OF uuails
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IThe township Of Wiliamsneid: Asnta-
into the arrnv during the war, not one OF whom
has heen fiiied BY the bullet. Ten have died
rom disease contracted in camp, and nine
have Man wounded. bat are now well and in
the service. This fact probably cannot be par.
alleIed in the whole country.
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New Yerk Gold and Stock Market.

NEW YORK. June 16.-At Gallagher's Even
ing Exchange gold closed at 1i7; New York
Central, g6; Erie, 7sh; HUDSON, 10Y I; Reading,
o. "; Canton, 80; Cumberland, i24; Quick
silver, SIX; Mariposa, 12. Market firm.
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1-The Hartford (Ct postofice receives
monthly eighty. five thousand letters to be for
warded to other offices and eighty seven thou.
sand to distribute through Its boxes, drawers
and carriers. Over one million soldiers let
ters, an average Of one thousand day, have
been distributed during the war. Four letter
tem, and deliver about two hundred thou sand
letters per annuIn.
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oiAosAL sALI OF ARMY MULES.

SALE OF ARMY MULES.
ovAArERnAsrse sEsbHer'iM 4 Mor oTgsof; q Fax
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being dis
posed of at public sale at Washin gton.
mails is reduced in proportion to the reduction of
the sl armies. nov going on rapidly po,ou.c ~ tho
sH?SsxSD. .aS fsisEsF sIk,hSHE
Many OF them we're bought in the beginning of
the war, as young mules. accom- panied the armies
onsbly fs brok.n hardsned BY exercise gentle and
fsmiliar, from being SO loag surrounded by the
s:psh is s:TR.sdd Of rdm farming mir srso stoca
VIII NST BsNs HING
TRUl VALUE; and such opDor tunities for farm
srs to got vor King animals 20 stock their farms,
and for drovers and dealers ip stock to make good
tRss IN the seu.R. viii never occur again
Qusrtermaster General,
my29 0t Brevet Major General.
NOTIUI.-For sale $50 setts of and horse sec:
end hssd e. Hd
Streets sire s1K Opposite Kssonai Hotel. 'A isaim:
DLUMBING. GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
descrip ption of work at the lowest market rates
AIS Persons rs @ d.sirins the introdaction OF Gas er
Water into their premises will find it to their ad
vantage to call before sEinf saEPaEsp
sss e. to .sa.s :ia. Se.4 isS
m, %. eoa- icIron Hci s%S Intel .ksDi 'n
AfoR1Asfi lis nS 9AH5S1H ANp oTaEks. EMkAshhhs' BUILD
Large lot of Walnut and Cherry. thicknesss'
2cO, CO.. feet clear Pine Lumber Of all thieknesses
from three to ys Hla ssethsr with rs
'sss O..sssiiSI lot Of Il .rs xsia4ssr Afs
X Ess, Bsk kESS SRs, ana oeoks. se, Ta 1aM
sS %iihtisS f; SsR Rasi
357 St. bet. 9th and 10th sts
s;T; a.s a: Il. .es cs s:n sss
ia, ,,,,u. SS7 st.. bet 9Th Ind, s9a 10Th 9th St.
IF,sm .As Largest Mas.tae;.,,ns 8, Osmists ,.UV
3. Il IL! .s,.
dH1sasi:'
s4. % ss:a s1s sSe &
his s,n s .,s %aas4Ess'
mmsm sts sh.nSfksssoIins :nS ksa%a =. Chemist.
H1LMBoLp,s CoNclnTRATID 1xfRAcT
SosessTkaFHsp, i; 81; SFf FHa,'' 'xraAor
eAkeAPARILLA.i Is the Great Blood Pxrtfey.
Both Are prepared according to rules Of Pharma-
ey and Chemistry and are the most active that can
0gR GRRAT OAPTAINs, with portraits. 6n-
- itsly Condition OF Ney York City. Histers
Vol Nseoiscns Julius ce::r. So1sos sSsop saitiOn. tt.
Vol L. lps spd"Abouts Of Warrington. Beat.
my is ANcK TAYLOR.
S1A5T|SRR S SSNs32X4T2oES KlsToRlD
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CRRAr DISCOVERY IN DRNrIsTRY.
TIIrH IxfRAoTKD WITHOUT PAIN.

veuld advise all persons havins teeth -
~ extract 70 can At DB. LlWfTs on O.,
and have them taken ont without Pain D
Also call and examine the Doetor's new and I'm.
proved method Of inserting sARrIFICIAL TIITH.
YOU win have them In no other style than this
new and valuable ore. Teeth inserted on Gold, /,
have not adv sneed the price on our work nnee the
No 212 Psan's avenue. between l2tA and lsth
streets: Nm n.
ian 6-ly b. n b1Wt1, -. ". 0enuo.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHnATON'S ITOH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours, also cures
Chillblans Ulcers and all 9ruptions Of the Skin.
Sold by all Druggist T. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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HELMBoLD's ExTI4Cr OF SARsAPARRILLA
clesnses and renovates the instis the visor
of health into the system, and pursss oat the hu.
raors that make disease. m256m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A TIMELY WARNING TO THE SICK.

AYlRs oHHRRY pECrORAL-The worlds
Eeat remedy for Colds. Coughs and Consump-
ton, je It.lW
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The following Ladies', concentrated In one
BOUQUET OF ROSDS,
BOuQUIT OF ROSES,
viii also appear:
GARDNER SISTERS,
FANNY NAY,
ANNIE ELMORE,
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA WILLIAMS,
LOUISA PARK BR.
KATE ULLMAN,
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WHY NOT USE rHE BEST,

Over twenty years. increasing demand has es-
taolished the fact that MATa1Ws' VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. It is the
cheapest. the most reliable, and most convenient.
Complete in one bettle. Does not require any
previous preparation of the hair. No trouble.
No crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the
hair appear dusty and dead, but imparts to 1t new
life and lustre. Produces beautiful black or
brown, Is preferred. A child can apply it. Always
gives satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer. NY
Agents. myl6. eodly
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BPHING AND EUMM1R CLOTHING.
New styles superb Stock OF Dress, Sack, and
Walking Goats, Pantaloons. Vests, and Boys
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men .
and Boys Ready made Clothing, which. for ele-
hithiulness Of manufacture, has not been sur
passed By any stock heretofore offered In this
market.
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's q and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment Of Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods. comprising everything necss-
'Af' ''' NOAH WALKER co., a6s Pa. av.,
oc io.smr Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-16

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