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AUCTION SALES.
QYT ML. WALL 4 co .Auotions,.,
- Kashinxtcn .Eerss and Carr ias. Rn ..rv.
30 L.. sv., bet. 9th and 10th sta.

- RassinSton ,Er.s sns cnr;sst Basaa,
% L.. Az, bet. 9th and 10th sta.
~ sALE cy Hossss aAssyscEs. Nc
sara. ss.'.I We viii f saIi saSYt aossxs.
serisa,o 20 s,da. and harness. of ~aieh Tall de-
Is: ::''s' Ss.. & NJ a. fss,:..
Me- s. and second hand Harm .rne.,. &c.
Thu Ssasx sa ates at the Bs,aa-, every TuesdsS.
wes' FER ana Saturday. without rsEstd {, the
WY ioaassaa 81 VAL ss,.. teal. ..s
ID South corner Penn Aas sS. sna xis,b ST,
AUCTION SALE OF GaooERIes, L1oooss
On :. Is NE e. sis
secms . let Of Groceries, e1brseins- A'0'''A
Boxes Toilet, cs.tile ssd Family Soap
Boxes Pc sper. Mustard CsudIss. ac
s sanss in "a boxes rstiou. btsrts Tobacco
Csses ono Bonrsnn Whisky. q .ret aud Brsndy
A Oonsis n.as ri Of o..ifornsa Wines
10 cases csiifornia sherry
= 90 90 90 mort Ea.s,,sr
! 90 % % fsS 5.ssass
octsves Brandy and Gin
Sc barrels Sikson. Bourbon. Ola Rye, and other
brands "Ai''' ALSO,
10 n se y. Ginger c. = WAN. % .,.,.
ny GREEN TILLIAMs. Auctioneers.
AD.ssssIT su ArsEsyf SALE OF srosk 0,
Hay. AND rye sTRAw ar pp Pust hHa sAIE
On TUksnAY. the 3oth instant. At u e'ctocx A
soma Kf,ets o. Rehsrd Rotf on the th
street road, apostle Fort Stevens. by order the
h9o 40 Orrhsn.' Court of the District OF
Tro good w9I. Horses and Harness.
ssrf KEW w s.'aGs i c.rs:;, plousp..
harr9vs Cuttiyators, Hoes md shovels,
sofas, chsifs. Tsssies 9.rarosaa. a
Reastsads. Seeding and Feather Beds.
And many otl er articles too numerous to emu
Terms: One half cash; ba 'ance in three months,
With satisfactorily endored D"tes. bearing in
SARAH la BUTT Air,iniatrstrir.
m24 wF&M GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
ny YIN. L. WALL d co, Auctioaesrs.
TRUSTEES sALseF VALUABLE RsAL e.
TAfR In The COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated on ths tn
DAY OF Aussst. 1851 aud rec rded on the 10Th ,dsy
OF Me- sg yemhsr lst7 in LiberJ s.. No tH. folos
will eel On NOR pAy, Jane > 1855, at s'c:ock
90 corner of 9th street and Psnn'a avenus ia the
oity ct Washiust.p the follow ing resrr, bid tract
th- District OF CoIum his 'n
The ssd tract of land he g ming at the end of the
four 'ine Of .rs:t If land ca'ied N-w seat aut
InHr ing thence south IL p rcbes. thsncs south 81
dekr ee. vet - perchss, thence north 81 degrees
percbes - rs iutars win tie 18th Ii Ie of
ne larger tract Of lanS sonvsysd Sy the heirs and
theme a. nth 10 degrees, west 6} perohes thence
oe1ch s 81 pe,shSs an h OF
tt| tesinniug, co tainiDs 81 acres, rood aud IL
The terms OF this sale will be oha third cssh:
esiance. hsarinR interest ard p-ya',e IN equal in
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENra TONIGHT.

WARRINGTON THsATKR-Glnitsry drama Of
tThe Union Spy, or Pauline OF the Camoer.
land" and "Bsrney tie Baron -
9RovER's THEATER.-'C ncie Toms Cabin"
OLD FELLOWS HALL.-Strawberry Festival,
By the ladies OF the Assemblys Church.
CANTBRBCEY.--"T The VIII ts Boys OK Ire.
land" ballet, songs, pantomime. DO.
OxFoRp-"Ths Forest Of Bondy," ballet,
songs, pantomime, &c.
JCENEMAS's GARDEN-Picnieo OF the Shields
Club.
METRoPoLITAN HALL-Free concert saloon
MILITARY HALL concert saloon.
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BOARDING..

-FOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN 81 WILL
accommodated with BOARD and LODGING ON
street. south corner of 18th. 20
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:. $50. i sEsHun sfAnkysssiS
At & ~ NILE srs.s A1t]<
=. . sss, = s:;s,s,nsss - sasss'a
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AUCTION BALES
This AFTERNOON AND To-E0RR0 >;

Rf WIN. /. WALL & co., Auctione,r,
esuth corner Penn. ave. and Ninth ssrs>x
a fnsnVxSkEHoLD lURNIfUR1 At AuCrIoU.
rnsn.,n \ hksDAY MOANING. 2tth inst con.
6etTsas A. ~ clock, we will sell &C 3O4 80 e .
nitute 1900 SITS. tie entire Hnusohoid Far
and cSsmb.s iHnr superior Psrlor. Dining 9osa.
turs spd Ceohins r ntmsurs, Also, Kitchen Rurai.
tioI GERS. mouse for sale. Inquire Of ths Aus.
my ls.dF VI =
iNCOns1SUlNoE OF TBHRxy1vvo.
DAY MORNiNa sts i in:s is post pon ed TO m As
nS@ WIN. WALL oU
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mEIhOIOLITAn hALL-T Ico GOuCtTL
MILITARY HALL-FIee concert saloon
TIE SHOOTING CASE IN THE SECOND PRE.
CINCT Yesterday afternoon an examination
of the case OF OFF Ger I. Grown. of the Second
Precinct, chdrsed with shooting Augustus
UottrcI, was held by Justice THOMPSON at the
station house, when Messrs. Bradley appeared
Tor the accused.
previous af ernoon a difficulty occurred at the
house of Mrs Black, on eth street, Just above
the PARK between Mrs. Black and Dorah
Bailey, when the latter left the house in com.
Psny with man named Aug ustus CottreI, the
latter, bowever, before leaving, striking Mrs
Black Mrs Black went TO the station to get
ahe ald OF tne police, but while she was absent
corporal OF the Veteran Reserve Corps ca Ne
along and asked him what ne struc x The woman
3or, " nen Gottrel applied an opprobious ep!-
me ana the new conner Knocked Cottrel down.
Inc parties made friends, but as soon as Got.
Irel got up he trI@d TO borrow q pistol from his
companions, but was refused, when he stoned
the corporal Cottrel was arrested by officers
him.
3 1t appears that CottreI went back to the
same htIgheorhood, and In u few min utes the
same offlCers started ont the road on duty
Cottrei made preparations 10 attack the OF.
hcers, and as they approached he was seen to
sath'r up stones for that purpose. aud stated
10 some parties that the police had beat ~.
AS the ofncers approached, Samuel McAtse,
one of Ccttrel g companions, went to MuIIoy
and asked what he had struck CottreI tor.
i
his business. McAtee stopped as if TO pick M
n store, when MulIoy drew his billy, aud was
struck with stone by CottreI staggering him
In the SADDLE and causing lis horse 10 run
awny. Several stones we're thro Un at Off .er
Crown who drew his revolver and fred first
one shot IN the air. and the second, after hay-
Irg bt en- struck in the back with stone and
Coerel having his hand raised rs il 10 throw
some thrg, at Cottrel, tae hall taking effect, "a
stated yesterday, near fhe right ear, and lodging
ID the base OF the skull.
Officer Grown imme diateIy took the injured
man to the station aud gave himself up Tor
hearing. and Cottrel, as soon as his iniur,es
were escertained, was taken to Campbell
Hospital where The bali was extracted
ole OF TIE witnesses for the defense testified
nat McAtPe sent word to ths camp for the
boys to come in, and number armed them.
selves and started, but We're kept in camp by
the Adlutabt.
DIR BaDnister testified that OottreI was most
OF the time In comatose sta'e aud that there
was hut little hope of has recovery.
Justice Thompson stated that after due do
liberation. he rad Coius 10 the con Clnsiou that
officer Grown acted IN self Defense believing
at the time thar his own life was in DANGER ana
honorably dismissed hin. McAtee was com.
United 10 Jail in default of : 900 bail. to an.
swer for assaulting the officers and Cobb G. |
Davis was dismissed
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. AOcs; a.o,x.....
BxosLLxET hoTsIaoLD ygRNIrua. Az,

BACELLxNT EOISEhOLD FURNIrunp .~>
On MONDAY, May 10th, a l. o 'cloc:. I I'm
o. the residence or Mrs. Luber, on the coruar
"shto ION ana uunoa ton streets, Qepr xctovn
al the hvusehcla furniture. snnsis: ing of~'
Msis ut Marbi--top Centre aod ether T.h,es
WWsinut Bay and Roc ing Chairs
Marble top Bureaus. Tssnstsnds, &c.
FAR robes Bureaus, Chairs Taoiesae
hsassee.pty, insr.n and other Carpets, OiioIoths
GILT Franz Ov.i Mirror C1rtsins "a.
E Es.,,E'rstor Crochery and Glasswsrs
49, nen ccos and other Stoves
nj ls THos. BOWLING. Xucts.
Rf GREEN & WILL ANS. Aurtionesr.
- NO. go. corner 7th and streets ortk
rh stSs sfs sAIs yyAtEABLz LOTS on
STREET = AUCTION "o"h
Bt virtue OF coed of trust, dated the z3.h dav
september- 1879. re,c rded in Lioer j Ma
la ,F"os ~ "a, rs ana "a one 81 tn land r.cnss
OF ssl'ng,ou county. d. O shall sell la tr ,st
ofU. Premises, N MON DAY. ths 18th instant ID
60 clock p. M, all of Lets Nos 5 and & Ia square
h.. above property il situated where tina phiI.-
delphia &c mpany is buildirg,
Terms One half cash, balance in ak aud twelve
ments thereof. To be red by not from the
purchaser, eIdorssd to he satisfaction of the
If terms o. sale not com piled with IN 5 DAYS
LON the day of sale the property vii .. re.oiI
after oue weeks notice given In the Eventne
S.ar. a. the risk and coat of the defsu tsing par
All conveyances. including revenue stsmps AZ
Il cSst OF the purchaser.
Fly dol srs will he required when the pro v~rtv
is kp"cked of. ard met said it viii o. tb,a
put aeain and sold TO the next hishest bidtsr
who shall comply With the , e a..,r
my5 eod6os GREEN & WILLIAMS AIS
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A. ATTORNE -ATLAW,
GENERAL CLAIM AGENTS AND BROKFgS,
400 street, "Cnion Buildings" between Gro
ver's Tbeater spt Villa ds'. fronting
Pennsylvauia avenue. e.
WASHINGTON CITY, D G.
. Prompt attention given to Gil Gains and bust
ness before Congress the Courts, acc the Execu.
tive Depart % ents.
Qusrterna.ter. Commi.sary. Ordnance. and ali
other War Accounts speedily adjusted.
Money Loaned and ad snced Oh C4si ms
A. s cox is connected in bdsipess with his
brother s. Cox, of Ohio. who has established
sffcs in New York city, aud will, xbeasver
required ad in the prepsrs ion; pressntsns p. an
sc ter1s ut of all clsiue scot or intrusIed t. ds
g, COX 8 Office il S2 Broadway. New York.
heI noI FOUND tpe.e. ne VII, be 10 W sssing "a.
care Box 419. EyRf ct
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GOVERN EENT SALE or BAKERY oWLN!-
Nj lNGS. & @ & @.

VIII be eod at pablo auction, at Sixth street
wharf, Wa lhineton ID. G /.
SATURDAY. MAY %, 1868,
~ v O'Clock ;aEa upon each aucrerdine Sat
urdsy, al the came pace and hour. until further
noti ep 0.~ ..t ~ -
100 BARRELS or BAKERY sHHEPINGs,
Together Win srich 1r ptS Barrels as may be on
hand at the ii ae Of the sale; ~
nv - 4t CAPTAIN e. g Y ~
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4 rHIpG OF BRsUTY Is JOY F0RHvDR
must Darify and enrich tn. blood, ubteh HkLn'
BGL ms o8sCAhIssrnp nxfnAcf sARsA.
sst 1sdieiss. Ask Cor Bsinboids. fsas % Oh.
o.. TgH --tssl = 2 ' = - 0sf = onn
MoD5I5 And HAEHINERYo on ALL KINDS
given 20 repa,rins sesins machines. Maaek q
Gunsu ith Ruiidipg. 496 9th stree. hear the
Ciarenc. : b suse no stsirs. hoomr 11IIaA1L
mS 10 Sts - y. -AiMoAAe,-
CBAvPIELD' Pa sfsAM Io1 oR1AM MAEU:
- FACTORY $50 9Th De-. :sa - o. S az
With Ice Cream, made Of the best OF cream, ~
steam power. whole ole and retail. vsrfsnte9 %
b. tAsbsSf now made. Delivered W AM gsrs %
TNef6rOTION N .LANGUAars. atsfoBfl
s u ssdL1fEbAfuR1. knsaiss aSSAAfsdNs
g AR&R Ao0 Log $1,000 Coz a.dsaa kEt Ek1..sNa
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slOUsE FOR RaNT-Tha com IN odious dwell
i ing containing Is rooms With fne dry cellar
snppli. y lth pump ciEt-rn and POtHmac water
hot ard cold, gas. With nearly acre nf Or
osnsuteo ground. aus variety of fruit, baing
house No. j Il Penn. avenue rnar OF 2Sth street,
al presepi occu pied 81 the H0u Secretsry OF the
british Iesatup Appiy.to VIM. T srELGEa,
N" 90 Patent Office building, or TO Mr. Castle
ms u pssr oh q premises, my II aotf
ySOE SALE-D Desirable BUILDING LOTa in DIFF
fersu' parts of the city. InqeiaI of WALL
3TEfHERS CO.. 322 Pa. Rv iapH eotf
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FRANKLIN a CO.. fxAAe
OPTICIANS, "a
244 Pennsylvania Ev epue.
BRAZILIAN PsRBLE sPECrACtBs, (
Made out from ssnuins snd pare BOON Cafs
5AL Prsservins AID siren .hsn,ns tas tmPAts1 %
every age. BY RANKIN Co, Cou .sk
pSpt sy wanna avsnus. betweeo Pr ana y ss.
~ hps ,..ser.nent Of Mtoroseepss. opsr,
Glasses. Field Glsssss, fhermemsssls, naee,,
scopes. Photogrsph. Alhnms, and srsst vaIis.i
Of Csrtss s.vfsits. plse and csterso. on
hand. = .z-.a - - Z-z----- --zz nv %
xrvssEIs yURNIeHKD vHR Fifa-
EIeHMOND Amp PGTERsBGkG
chi, =. soo Cd Tor the Syve place. via 95f&
vell ~ give me call. n IouNsoN
= TazI<<s -at gfa- 80 lR1eyf Wharf.
"a SO visa -tr fsot Of ELEVENTH strees.
"a, nets q -e----a WashinEtou. D. U.
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CoNE AeTRAY-Oa Tbur day. My 18th. $
NJ BROW N Cow. with rather straight HONS
q Iiher at reward sill De sivep tn hi n who briugs
the esnne back sgain TO MrgPglL MAY. GanrEs
town d O.. or can give SUCK Sdyics ~ VIII
j. sd to its discovery ~ IN q &c
GTRAYED FROM tn MARKFf ,ON s AFU g.
& day morning, A.dsfk brown H0RSe, attached
same to TO Mrs. MensA1uGH. is K .stssss., ne.
tween 18Th and 18th ssSili oe rewarded for th.ir
trouble q, ..--- ms22 st
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Gov Aiken's Reception at Char,e.,on.

Gov. Atken's Reception at Charieston.
NEw YORK. June IL The Herald's Charles
ton correspondent says: Ex Governor Aiken
arrived here, on his return from W Washington on
the 9th. and had an enthusiastic reception from
the citizens on landing at the wharf He is on
parole, with orders to report once a month to the
Commander of the Pos. The Governor was
very favOrsbly impressed with President johnson
and speaks in high terms of him
The people are much engaged in discussing
the question of who is to be their Provisional
Governor
The business prospects of Charleston were i'm
proving.
number OF the old South Carolina planters,
having taken The oath. and being willing to make
contracts for labor with their former slaves. had
gone 70 Hilton Head to confer with General Gil
more. and endeavor to recover their plantations
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GOVERNOR AIKEN AT CHARLESTON
&c. &c. Ac. &c. xc.
Meade and Sheridan's Reports.

Meade and Sheridan's Reports.
NEw YoRK, June l4-The Times prints
Meade's and Sheridan's reports of operation se-
curing the surrender of Lee.
By Sherdans report il is made known that
Warren was relieved and sent to the rear for
lack OF energy and tardiness in the execution of
orders Ii also appears that Gen. Wright de-
clined to obey Sheridan's orders until directed to
; 90. so by Gen. Grant
) Sherdans report is exceedingly interesting,
and the-multiplicity of movements he details,
theirrapIdity of execution and effectiveness, are
astonishing = appears that he had but one idea
from the verscomDencement Of the operations,
and that was to bresk up piecemeal and capture
Lees army, and in this idea il is evident that he
was in advance of Grsnt himself
NEw YoRk. June Ia Captain Fiske. Of the
yellow Stone Expedition, leaves for his Western
tour this evening
The Herald's Warrington special has the fol-
lowing items:
The Cabinet meeting to day was long one
Ii is understood that arrangements were agreed
upon to remove the 25 per cent tax on cotton.
and that other matters in connection with the
full resumption OF trade with the South were de-
termined.
The Mexican Minister here is conf lent that
the French will be driven out of his country be-
fore the close of the present year.
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Philosophy of Marriage

yI,HE PRoPRIEIoRs OF THE AEw YORK MUSEUM
Il of Anatomy have determined, regardless Of ex-
pense TO issue Free for the BET at Of suffering hu-
manty and suppression Of quacks D four Il their
interesting and Instructive Lectuls Mari and its
dsoualifcstions Nervous and n sical Debility Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood Ind escon, Weakness or
Depression Impoency, Loss ef EIrgy and Manly Pow
err the great Social Evil and dalaeies which result
from youthful fOlles, excesses Of sauty ignorance
Of Physiology and laws Of Mature
These invaluable Lectures hGves been the means OF
enlightening and saving thoussnd and will be
free on receipt Of four stamps by addressing
tsry Eev York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, SIS
Broadway. Nev rors iau2l-dly
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RATES OF ADvEKTIsiNG i.

Basness published IN the local columns often
under, will be charged for each insertion 81; IL
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, sl
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcnics and Excursions gotten up by
Individuals associations by churches the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed underline bead Of
Special Notices. ften lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 20 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for o1ces Of every description
be charged the Of el 50 for each In the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly the 10 be- in
ell cases, paid In advance.
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The Fire ut Na<hviiIe-Govcrno
vance and Lrtcher.

Nxw York, June IA The heavy loss of
Government property at Nashville is conn &C ed
with a rumOr that the disaster will wipe out
many doubtful off ers' accounts which now, OF
course, never can be settled
Governors Vance aud Letcher are yet confined
in the Capitol Prison, aud havn not yet applied
for pardon, although il il expected they will
do so
Application has been made TO the Postofice
Department to put into operation one of its own
suggestions, which has also twice had the ap-
proval Of the Secretary of the Navy and Secre
tary of War. AID also partially end Used by the
late President, to wit: To employ some of our
numerous surplus naval steamers as ocean mail
packets forthwith, and to commence the work
by establishing line from New York to Gal
way.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

NEW York. June l4.-The Times Washing
ton special says: Mons. KoroDikogke, the
agent of tue exp .triated Poles. now temporarily
sojourning in SStzerland, has arrived in this
eity, and will wait upon the President TO morrow
TO learn what. If any concessions can be granted
To these unfortunate people They number from
$4,000 to 10000. mostly peasantry. and seek
to emigrste TO this country and engage in agri-
culture. The Swiss Government has voted them
lO0f. each, and the French Government will
Day their passage TO New York An effJrt will
be made to have them settle il Virginia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

FORMORE THAN YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the ties;
Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and eheapes,
made Its price is only IS oeniA and each bottle
ains double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
for sI
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess, which renders il infinitely superior any dye in
market Being complete in bottle, preparation
is required, which greatly simples the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you AVOID that RUSTY, DEAD ap-
pearance by which dyed hair and whskers readily
recognized, when inferior article has been used
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that Is
desired, from ricn brown to Jetty, lusrous black
that will smut, crock sAis the clothing. Invest
IS cents and you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer
DEAAsBARNEs co New York, VIZ tolesale Agents.
nylO-deod-ly
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Departure OF >teamers

NEw YoRk June l4-The Persia and City
OF Cork lookout 10 day seven million in treas
ure.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

GrnS A voNTHl-AGESfs WANTED EVERY
- I'd where to introduce he improved shaw L
ClArk $40 FAMILY Sewing Mach ne, be on ow price
her, Waaeler Wu-on. Howe, Sineer Co, an Bach
elder All other machines n0~ IA 'Or less than forty
dollars each inringerents. az the seller and user
liable 70 foe and imprisOuIAent
Salary AMI expenses. ~ larget commission allowed
illustrated circulars sent free.
Address sEa y a CLARK,
myedkw3u Bidieford. Name
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

The BridaI Chamb Der, an Essay Of Warn
ing and In tructiOn fer Young NeR- Also and
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
sys;enssent Free In sealed envelopes. Address Dr.
sKILLIS HoUGHTuN. Howard Association, Phladel.
phis, Pa sprs-d&wIy
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wholesale Druggists, No "A, South Meridian
c. 5. LACEY General travelling agent for the Western
States, ls7. Dearborn street, Chicseo, Illinois.
y. B-Seoe Genuine unless the box IL signed IS. ID.
HOWE" Ian3l-dlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
Convection OF n FOrger OF Enlistment
Papers - His Unconditional Par

WASHINGTON. June l4-J n. Delaney. o!
Augusta, Maine, who was arrested for forging
soldiers enlistment papers and for various other
frauds, was convicted to day and sent forward
TO Concord, n H being sentenced to imprison.
ment Tor the period of ten years, and fine of
S45 900. and to remain in custody until the
fue IS paid Before Delaney left he offered 10
pay the fine il he would be pardoned Ii il said
he made large fortune by the swindle
A later dispatch states that the President has
unconditionall, pardoned Delaney.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
The Revo,u ION in Haxu.

Niw YORK, June Ia The Tribune has pri
vste intelligence from Hayti. stating that the in.
surgent force was repOr ed TO be on the march
for Porto Prince. The rebels declare that il i.
their determination to establish a more liberal
government, and place themselves unoer the pro-
lection of the United States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO 6s SOUTH
ID Meridian street, fOrfeits he lee If he fails in cur
ing any case that may come Gnde 1s care no matter
cure. syphilis in the primary stsle, helped in IS min
uies cured IN hour. 6leeI ct 20 years standing
rured nv mr. g. be~e hour, to 10 u -.r2f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

cE- LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bulls Crpaos BrrERs any such there
be- read the following certifcate rsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more
Its general introduction into rae army will the
lives Of thousands of our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, June Sd, 1888
we the undersigned, have the good effects Of Dr.
Jozs Bulls CkDRos BrEss in csse Of general debility
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who are exposed TO the masmatic in
fuences in the Southern climate.
MAJ PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. \.
'AA' csil:s!.I sSa1Ssi y &, Port ,nl-,
Col. H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky
REV ID. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President of Sanitary Commission
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