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81 The Raleigh Record says that in 1860 the
population of North Carolina was Gal los
slaves, and that in twenty OF the eighty.six
counties the free blacks and the slaves ont
mum bered the whites, and that if negro snf
frage is allowed, fifty. four colored membsrs
may be elected 70 the legis lature.
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II The Emperor Macmillan of Mexico
speaks fiuently in six languages, and general
by wears duck trowsers and roundabout and
n sombrero hat. His wife, the Empress Char
Iotte, is rather good. looking brunette, with a
penchant for waterfall curls. They are about
wedding their Grand Marshal, Bazaine, aged
eighty, TO beautiful young flirt of Mexico
city, aged eighteen, and the affair makes M uch
NOseip and scandal,
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DIsIAslsl s1cBlT p1sHAslsi
8 4 II A y T AN'S IHTI
HANlRTTAN 4TFTy

MARITAN's 9IPTI
SAkARITANS GIFT
TA' no'" YES, a POSITIVE oursnfor osAD'
eoNoRHGA GLEET, sTRIGTUREs, do.
oo1..n: nc no Mir Hine. Nc Rsl.. 70 Ms5sa!,
They 81 entirely !ssst.Sis, hsyins no .msiii nor
Rs ct So m in
Cures IL from two to ieuT days. and recent cases
" q most
eminent Doctors and Chemists OF the present day;
Iss have q snt cured
or who have been sorsed with Balssm 0opavia. OF
Mercury 'F' ss11iaAR1rANs GIFT.
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Priee-Mals packages, ". Femaie,S
81 BLOOD, = 11 aH29 a., g 3. sy1.,
sAxASffryziNs5 f E5Jr D 1ND HEkS }U1css
isr f. :5s asS sS e:
s *
and e :
r that for 81 soF in after
An'Sfai III R'B e. a1ss
VIII remove every ysstiss Of iIyur,fsss src o% s
system Hs 4 8 - sG e WASH:
WHAT THE f fTks fo Ss sAP Gs THA sAAAH
~OH BOARD THE STEAMSHIP CosrA RIGA, Feb. 10,
lS65-Messrs. Dssmend Co., 915 Race street.
Philsdelphia-Dear 6irs: Please send me one gross
of your samaritsn's Gift by Adams & Co. 3 Ex-
as it to 81 81
5Ss ts to Tsas S{sss without supply
y: 8: DORSET, Surgeon
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.. N. Y,,
Between New York and Aspinwal.
DESMOND CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. errnsr 18th st. and
q HHNM sRRYsi 1iooK. Alexandria. msvAe
TRIIsIMAR7Pretected by Royal Letters Pat:
the Ecole de harmaeie de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesmar Ne. l. "a the effectuAl remedy for Relax.
ton, 6DermathorrhoeA, and Exhaustion OF the
System. Triesmar No. has entirely superseded
the naseouse use Of Oopavia, Oubebs 90. Tries
mar No. il the infallible remedy for all Impuri.
lies and Be sondary Symptoms. thus obviatia0
the use OF mercury and ell other deletertous tngro.
Zach preparation Is in the form Of most asres-
able Losenee. Secured from the effects of climate
and changes of in tin 1t $ EACH
or four So cases in one fer So, and in 81 cases
thus saving So Divided in separa ate doses ad-
yninistered By Valpeau, eallamandA, Roux. &o.s
Wh9les.ls md md. retail H, By DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1s4
TO be had Also Of 8. o. FORD. No. aso Pc: .ye..
corner llth street. mar Soha
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0PROVID ROS1 Wash cures secret and deli
cate disorders, in Al their stages ct iitIis
no exposure It Is pleasant in taste ana 0doH, i'm.
mediate in its action, and free from al injurious
properties UAl 0-oW
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
J. w SS%A y !, Ii is. From

W II FSs.R| 9. ill., 1 4'aa GME
oommsneirs SATURDAY, June 10Th, 1855: !. "a
For CAPE NAY, &c. At 8 50 A. NJ, lIprsss.sN
=. siIfif1{{fi, v1sEIAsD. &C.. s.oA.M.'
For BRi DaEroN. sALIM. &C.. at s.sA. NJ.
For aLAssBoRo. &C.. $50 and s.,s A. NJ. $50
.1 For WoSDsuRY. ae..s.so and slSA \. NJ. 80,
1ano o." RITuRNINa WILL LBAvl
Cape May at s so A. M. Mail. 20 A. NJ. Freight,
kiiI1ie i At 81 4. NJ. Mail, laos P NJ, Freight.
Bridsstcn At 8 10 4 NJ. Nail. Q As 4. NJ, Freight,
e Salon ii p IS e.. Mail. ga. NJ Freight. 4os
Wocdb sssen Il os and slsA M Mail os A. NJ.
Frei eht. 556 and 8 q P. NJ, Pssseneer.
On the frst day of July an additonA express
train will be added to and from Cape nay sna
which will leave Cape May at NJ. and Phll-
sdelphia at 30 P. II. This in three aoars from
VAN RENSSELAER,: euperintsndent
West ersey Salem aud Cape May and MilI7ilie
TIL WisT JERsEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches OF S1pseshs
business receive, deliver and forward tnrousu
ether responsible Express Companies, 70 al partS
of the country, any article entrusted 10 tnsm.
Special Messenger accompanies eaca through
train. ,. ,.,od+aan,
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SThere was great hue and cry raised in
Europe during the progress Of the war AZ
what was called the cowardly suppression OF
unfavorable news by the Federal authorities
yet the French people have but recently bean
permitted TO know of the disaster TO Maximi-
lian's troops at Tacambaro, though IL oc-
Cured as long ago as the 18th of April
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CRI1T PINNHYLVANIA ROUTE
" NORTHWEST AMI SOUTHWEST.

IRIAT P10N6YLxAN1A AoOI1
u NORTHWEST A SR 81 SOUTHWEST.
&01 Z
On and after December y. trains win leave Bal
timore from North Calvert Station. - 5ollowsI
East lshnrs s'.H ACCOMMODATION n.
Iris and Pittsburgh EIpress--------8P.M d.
Pittsburs and 1lmira Express P. n.
rur61sA. II, TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
oSS nI Pttsbursh and the West and for lilmiTs.
Buffalo, Rochester. DankirR: Oanan-
daisua' for cpq Now S'e Yorf city, hi"' ana
THU 80 TRAIN PROM RON T sdI n1S.7,Sa
for Pittsburs and 1rie.
rHls.4s M. TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
more and runs through to, Pittsburgh
and Dmira. without change of
forCincinnati, Chicago,
and st. Louis and At
IlmirA. for Buffalo.
Syracuse.
oEITHReuGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington st o'clock r. II.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINs.
eoLDIERs' TlcRETs AT CONTINENT RAfHs.
Low PARE AND QUICK TIMk.
KIor Tickets and any Information apply At
tie OH &c of the Great Pennsylyanis Route. corner
PennsylvADia avenue and sixth street, under
assi New J.rss, avenue. w.;hSiPs sGnss .rnv
superintende nt y. 9; RsR.
--P Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
.JN9. GILLITT. Passenger Agent. corner sth
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- The colored people have always been
aceustomed 70 nave grand jubilee on the Isl
of August, commemorative of tine A holition -
slavery in the British West Indies On The
approaching anniversary Of that great event
fney intend to celebrate as we'll the abolition
OF slavery throughout the United States. and
with that view hejubilee will last two DAYS
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S"My sister in Charleston yvri.es M. ;,
said lady the other day, "that we ISecesh
have now no country. what do you saw Co
ehatl'
"Only this" replied the gentleman addressed.
''that II they have now no country, hope they
won't insist on ruling ours"
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AND FITS.

FITs-A.sURE oURI for these distressing com.
plants 10 now made known in Treatise
FITS-on Foreign and Native Herbal prspara-
By DR. Q. PHELPs BRO WN.
FlfsIns nnsr ~ ~ b ann 10 snSh
RITs-seisntieusly refuse to make il kaown, as it
-has cured everybody who has used IT.
equally sure in cases of Fits Is of Dyspep.
YIrS-sis and the ingredients may be obtained
from any Dru sgist. Sent Free to all en- re-
---Hddress DR.. 8. Philips Brown No. iS
ylTs-Grand Street, Jersey CITY, N. J. teI4-6t
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nYPIGl BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RR, CO.. .
WARRINGTON, December IL, lSo4s
~ !

- - y SE
On and ate. Sunday, pss:ms:1 49, ss R;sssn
will 30 run M0yyse s9sEH
sisS J. IS: Wilmington sis IN
pskassI,vs xssk o T. aT1 .s :.
Phi.as.h,i. IS .Pii York s'sorA No
No. s-BAIT1MoRl 4 w1sr1RN TRAIN
Leave Washington SIS A. NJ. stopping At way
q: Ts saa At
YORK NM. T ssss
IN. Phiiadeiphi. s:s7 P. n, New York 1000
No. s-BALTIMoRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
Ing It Relay with Frederick train. Arrive At Bal
No: s-sALT1MeEs SoMMurATJoHs AND .
t ao stops 4 Bsden.5a1s. Bstsyiis Laurel .ne
Annapolis Junction only
,ksas IRsISt aIsASWt ssSnsseH
Eex Yor1 400 M; ts and nosn.
= yet ,oT t ESss.
81 h, tTsn - sa Limited ehs ~
N No. slBALTIMoRl& HARR!s5URa RAIN IAN
Leave W.shington ofss ,. l. and arrives" '"0'
No s.kix YORK: 1WE .,lost1s a 4 4!s9
sers TO tste 11press Train for Grafton. wheeling.
fsrkersburs, and all points In the West. Reaches
FOk ANNAPOLIS the connections viii be made
nth the sis A. II, and the 3 aHd 4:3C P. n. from
Wsshinx ton. No trains to or hom Annapolis on
sunday. .-~rnav MN tus
TH, ONLY s ERxIaS 1 gsoH 'x;Asa1seFs.
q b:9nsrs :sa e, e: VIZ: md
the P. n for New York OILY.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the west. % we'll 70
Philad lphia New York, or Boston, can be had at
tho station Ticket once At all hsuIs in s day.
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
''RAGGXGI will be checked at all hours ALSO for
through points 70 save trouble and confusion at
ALI PAssINGIRs, whether soldiers or eitise "a.
ara niitelv but earnestly requested 70 respect the
rries Of the Line estaslished for the general ad-
vantage such q the keeping OF one OF more d car AZ
prevention q smoking in any brt the , nm9sss
With the dsesi9n. Of tas t.{snts or o"ndrftoE.
y : 5aTTT, ks.tsssff 'SSli rranspor..uon.
4. n, COLI, General Ticket Agent. dec
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BANKERS.
: 80 HAEE 1874. 7.@

Z .SU LOAN. s'VN
N,. JAY COOKE. o, our ARA. hsvfas rssunsd
the General Agency for Government Loans. 70
U.e.1-30 TRlAsURY NOTES.
fhes. notes are issued. under date OF Ausust ~
1884, In dsnoraonations OF So
$50, 500, $500, 81 600 and $1,000.
They bearing interest At 1910 per cent. Per A.
mum. and have coupons attached. payable in law
ful money. ON February 18th and August 18th OF
each year. The principal win be paid In lavfuI
money on An gust 18th. 1867; or. ct the option
the holder. the notes may then be exchanged. 81
par. for
81 HIvlTWlNTY BONDS.
redeemable at the pleasure Of the Government -
any time after ave years. and payable twenty years
ON August LIST, 1867, with interest At
SIX PER CENT IN COIN.
psysbIe semi annually, These bonds are Of Pres
snt worth in the market about MINE PER c1ET
premium. from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold Interest, and there is left net
premium upsn the bonds Of Six PER CENT
with . prospect OF . much greater value at the
date Of the maturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the ssv-
srAl Issues Of
YIvA PER CENT. TREASURY MOTIFS,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tak
Certificates Of Indebtedness end Government
Bonds of oil issues At their current value.
Full Information furnished upon application In
person or By mall
CAUTION TO BUYIRs AND HOLDERS oR
In order to prevent the multi alton ofthese notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not table unless Ill the I'M
matured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE CO..
sahAdtf Bankers.
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
q: D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.. Presidents
WIN. 3. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THl UNITAD
STATES,
STE ST., OPPOSITE TIE Treasury pEPARIxIx9
Government securities with Treasurer United
tates
HUNK H1lLLION UOLLAhS. ~
Acting In connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE CO.,m
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 7-3o LOAN.
We VIII al all orders with promptneas and des-
patch. allowing the regular eommisAen to Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on Had and
,s.dv for immediate delivery
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
elCURITIIs at current market rstes.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THI PRINCIPAL oITIIs OF TIN
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIN AND 1IRMs
and to any other business entrusted to a.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GovIRN-
MENT LOANS At all times cheerfully furnishsd.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WAsHfNGfoN, March 20, 1906. m 2l-6
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DHILADILPHIA sTEAMIRs.

DHILADlLPHIA sTEAMIR9
New lxRress Line, semi weekly, between PHIL.
AD1ohRHIA and ALlXANDRIA,-
TOWN.
Steamers Mayaowsr. Philadelphia and GEORGE
II. Stout.
Regular FALLING days W1DNIsDAYs and SAT.
URDA VS., from No. IA North Wharves, Philadol.
phia: and No. 50 Water street, between Con6re6s
JOHN b. DAVIDSON,
No. 50 Water street, 6eor getowu,
AGENT IN PhilsdelpAia. WIN. r. CLYDE. IL
Agents in xiexandris, FLOWERS + BowlH.
No. King Ut. nov&n
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MRS. BROoKFIILD, Of Kansas. can be COR
Nl suited on the Past, Present and Future events,
1t her room, on street, one door east OF Sd
street, IN the rear Of Douglas Hospital. shs
Asrolosers Of the age. She guarantee salts
faction 70 all those who may give her . call
She can be seen frem .. N. TO Up. m. Priee one
dollar. Ie0 ~
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ID Once ago Penn'a avenue.
between ~ and 9Th streets.
Offers certain xnd speedy cure, OF 6ONO1RH1A
CLEFT, SYPHILIS, STRIOTBRE, NAL
WlAKNRBS. INLAND BLADD1R WHIT -,
THE LUNGS LIVER. KIDNEYS AND SPLl1N;
SORE EYIS, SORD THROAT. &c. &c.
Having had many years experience In the prac.
tice OF those diseases the doctor bids dehance to
all competition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases of venereal diseases cured in one
or two days. Ladies' and gentlemen can consult
him ut his once from to O'Clock daily.
2roH
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DR. BACK Mr.

ZlO The Most Wonderful Astroloser. 20
squares from the st. ears. gives full and thorough
Information concerning All affairs through life,
rage, Love Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits. Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death. DR.: Backsr can be
ming. Entrance through the candy store.
my 6.2
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DLUMBING. GAS AND STEAM FITTING

I am prepared to execute all orders for al. We
description OF work at the lowest market 'rltss
and at the shortest notice.
Persons desiring the introduction Of Gas or
Wster into their premises will find it to their ad-
-Aesse te call before giving tn cir orders.
AL1X. B. SHEPHERD,
Successor to J. W. Thorn pson 90, j
my &C. a., Sos Pa. av., south side. near 18th ut.
IChron Intel ,Repl
a nS oXANB II NET MAKERS. BUILD.
from x to inches. inuf and Cherry, thicknssses
N0 99o feet clear Pine Lumb., a, al .,,...
rom tnree 70 hve years Old tossths III esses,
aeeoftmeHt OF Building Luwhsr hor WITH large
For sale 1t yard No. 81 Water st,.. -,
Town o.'asuperior lot Of 81 and To- AZ Teofse'
I 9. PAKKER 4 GO, AttornsIs At Law a
y eral Claim and Real Estate Asent. sns Gen
street, near the Kirkvood House 'oS 18th
Onicers Accounts with al the Depsrtmsn+. "A
tusted and settled. Business in connectioS III
Heal Estate PROMPTLY attended to. nv Iottn
NNFIEgLID AND DILIOATl OONsTIT
I1TRAOT BUoHU. Il viii give bfisf ana en-
estis feelings and saabls you d sleep ven. nsE
TAKl no M0Rl UNPLEASANf AID UNs
On. diss.ses u.e 1TTR Rs SSfnSsf
0Hu md IMPROVED 4os9 wash. u&Sw
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CALI OF GoVERNMENT HORsls

O4artrmasts, Geanaps Ofcs. First Dfrisfon,l
WushtSgson City, May %, 1865. {
VIII be sold, at public auction to the highest
bidder, At the time and places named below, viz
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY,
June7, 1865,
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THUR6DAY
June 8, 1865,
RIApING, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY,
June Is 1865,
WEST CHESTER, Pennsylvania, THURS-
DAY, June Is, 1865.
MIIFLIN, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
June q, 1865.
PITTSBURGH, PENNsYLVANIA,T THURSDAY
June %, 1865.
BALCIM0RI, MARYLAND, THURsDAY,
June %. 1855.
PITTSBURGH, Thu R6DAY
June q, 1865.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSls
at each place.
For road and farming purposes many good bar.
gains may be had.
Horses sold snsly. Sales to commence at 10 A,
II. Terms. cash in United States Gu rrsney.
Breve. Broader asnerI a. in ebas:s.
my 30 tje29 First Division Q. NJ G. o.
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NoItC1.-Ror sale 80 sets of and horse sec.
e.a sRipE1SSsh AaSi1 .ad large Ios sApDL Es
S,,s.rs nnsylyania avenue, between az ana az
'sss"' oBvessts National Hotel. 10 J.ims w
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
4 AReI sAL1 OF WAGONS AND HARNESS.

I ARel BALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS.
"Q.'''TSs s:s:. asb c g.. sa. sfs.'nG'
:S 5Sass Ssss:: r. ai
e0s o. !Isx sss sc 81 Mi: sss.tsd
TWENTY 1aooszAhHRRsszsssss .o " siSaI' MULE
AIor o, s Hiia &C..
whss s1: ss;I H e IL Prs sssss
.Assu. 1,see WAGONS Which win be sold sinsly
to TIE highest bidder III, s w,n.
Nis6HY June Is isss, It 10 s'cloee With
1ot Of about g. At pEn: north Of the Rs.Osa
north. and after their sale Is completed the re-
s1ds s will ss sold on east ss
sale Of Harness. viii commence on THURSDAY.
'9 me Fl cs'sfa will continue,
ON alternate days until the whole humber Is sold.
Terms cash in Government funds.
The ...enti:n of buyers ts called e he large
a. isS5 and witch Is ss Being :eS.1Sed from
s ut Brig Gen. and o b.sos q
SALE OF STEAM T ESG1 ssARars' AND SEINE
'' Qs'''"w:si a. Co.. p p' st. 9ans T. 49,
E:s, 'aa:t q f ci'!ts : 5
at b s.sft shss 5n1Efs as follows
Barge Hall a IL COLUMBIA.
Will be sold, pnder the direction Of CAPTAIN =.
kssS y sssst sf.s 5ua s' atty s,
1863. At 10 O'Clock q. m. the following vessels,
steam Tug JENNIE BAKER.
R E1ySs I LANES a sIiNS bo ga
Terms Cash, in Government fpn 1sIcu-p
nj. "a, and cb;af On artermastet
1e1el2t Depot of Washington.
SALE OF sERVICIABLI MULES.
ouARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHINGros.D D. c., June 9, 1855
STfe III .G Of The sqf
est bidder at the times and places named below,
WILL1AMsPoRT. Pa. THURSDAY. June Is.
SCRANTON, PA, THURSDAY, Juse q. 1868.
WILMINGTON. DEL, THURsDAY. June q.
r1TTsBuRe, Pa, Tuesday, June y, 1865.
HARRISBURG, Pa; ,os THURSDAY. June %.
TWO HUNDRED sEsRaiv1CEABLE MuLls
Many o q them were bou sht In tn. beginning of
in ali their marches and camps and are thorsugh.
ly broken. hardened by exercise, gentle and r.
In1har from being so leng surrounded by the SOL
dsIs
Longer in the army and can s be
at these sales at far less than their true value.
Inc DUN Au0 iArm6rB ID e9'
pecially invited.
Mules Gola sinGly.
Gales to commence at 10 am,
Terms cash, in United States eurrency.
JAMES A. 1KIN,
Brevet Brisadier Gen'l. In charge First Division
@. II. GO. jelOl6t
CPICIAL SALE or sERVIOEABLI DRAFT
- HORSES.
QnnrteyMaster Generals 0Nce,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 8, 1861
BY order OF the Quartermaster General, there
WIN De sold, at public auction, under the diree-
item OF Captain l.. Lewry Moore, A. Q NJ, to the
highest bidder, at the time and place named be.
low, viz:
NtW YORK CITY. FRIDAY. June l6. 1855.
NEW YORK CITY, TUESDAY, June %, 1865.
NEW YORK CITY, FRIDAY. june %, 1855.
NEW YORK CITY, TUESDAY, June q, 1865.
NEW YORK CITY. FRIDAY. June 80, 1866.
TEe hundred and fifty sERyICEABLl DRAFT
IA sSporsanisy to purchase = superior class Q,
noW offered to lie dfsi than their true value i
sound and ser!icssbis. are AZ sResp::- .eeasa
the army, and must be sold. The attention OF
managers Of city railroads and manufactures il
Horses sold sinsy: sales e commence st1oa.
corner Tenth avenue and Thirty-thiro street.
Terms cash, in United States eurreney;
Breyet Brig General in charge
q lat Div O NJ e. O.
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QuSytrmsstu GMsaps ONss, Fi,a Divisional
Wdskixston City, May -, 1865. {
Win be sold At public auction, to the highest
bidder, ct Giesboro, D. O., on
FRIDAY, June 2, 1865,
TUESDAY, June 6, 1865,
THURSDAY, June 8, 1865,
FRIDAY, juno 9, 1855,
AND on
TUISDAY, THURsDAY, and FRIDAY
Of each week thereafter during the month of
June, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED o4H yAIRY HoRsss BACH
FOR road and farming purposes, many good bar.
Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 q.
n. Terms cash. in United States currency.
Steam oat for Giesboro will leave It'll street
wharf, Washington, every hour from 6; m to 6
p. JAMES A. 6k1Ns
vision Quartsrmaster Generals Once. myO tje30
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- o. 8. NAIL LINZ. TN
6FRoM BALTIMORE. l@ s9ssas
POR PORT MONROE. NORFOLK, CITY POINT.
AND RICHMOND, DAILY.
THE BAY LINE STEAMERS
Will leave tt Union Dock foot of Concord street,
FORT Mos siS}ia ND B SMokiIRsooLK. VA.
Conn Getting at Port Monroe with line of first.
c GfFT p0fSf ah6 q 5nS EysT
RETURNING,
WILL L1AVE RICHMOND At A. NJ. DAILY,
stopping at City Point, and connecting at Fort
in time for tae Easter y and Western trains, and
for Washington City, D. @.
The steamers o. this line navigate the James
River going and returning, entirely in daytime,
giving passengers ample time to see the fortidca-
tions, and all ether objects Of interest.
TICKETS for the above places can be had On
Fare from Baltimore to E Nesfe sa,;s. $500 s
Through tickets from B.so G;t1 Poln. *sS
~ State rooms and meals extra.
~ The state room accommodations are unsur.
passed. and the table is well supplied.
p! p,HeI;LADELPHIA will make connection with
~ Passen gers taking the 500 A. NJ. train Rom
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine in Balti-
~ Passengers taking the P. N. train from
HUGH O'CONNoR. PASSENGER AGENT. jes Il