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LAUGHLIN's
OLD HOME BITTERs.
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspeps.s
To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Home Bittsss
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home RitterA
Use the Old Home Bittera
For heartburn and Flatulenos
For Heartburn and Flatulencs
For Heartburn and FlAtulenos
For Heartburn and Flatulenoa
Use tho Old Home ri tters
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitter
Csc the Old Home Rttsrs
Loss of Appetite
Loss of Appetite
Loss OF Appetite
Restored T Sy @ Old d Home @ Bitter.
Restored by Old Home Bitten-
Restored by Old Home Bitters
Restored by Old Home Bitten
The Weak made Strong
The Sick made Welllll
The Old made Youngll'
The Depressed are Brightepedi ~
The pale check glows with HoAltA
BY using Old Home Bitters
By using Old Home Bitten
By using Old Home Bitters
BY using Old Home Bitters
IL always gives satisfaction,
It does what we claim
II sells rapidly.
IL il the only cure for Dyspepna
IL is u good Tonic for Fevers
Its a good Appetizer.
II is'good for acidity OF StomaesL
IL is healthy stimulaDt.
IL Is chemically compounded
IL is an elegant Preparation.
Sold by Merohants and Druggists gsusssaxy
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINS BUSHHRLD
iu25 Wheeling w. We.
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A Card.
+ TAKK THIS METHOD OF IL

FORMING my friends Iand former patrons
that have taken charge OF the Cuthng ana
Manufacturing Department OF Messrs NJ Z
LEECH & co, ll3 Main street, Wheeling W.
va, where they intend TO keep nIst-class Mer,
chant Tailoring Establishment and Gentlemens
EnInishing Store, where l would be pleased 10
see any OF my friends and former patrons Any
orSsrs left with me OF the establishment shall
receive my prompt attention, and entire satis
faction guaranteed, or We will not ask the party
to take the goods after being maG1 onr.
c. h WHEELER,
Formerly of the hrm OF Wheeler Lakin'
Rovl4-3m.
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p. w. BOSLEY,
ISAAC HOGE,

Late Of NOundsvius,)
rrauNUy ArLAW AND LAND
a AGTyT' vEi practice IN WhselinS ana
,Se ca1nties Of Marshall and Wstssl W We
0siee over the Bank Of wheeling Nan
~PIsnty Of wlld lad IN West ygcptA for
.s,- Al from ss 20 so % scrs. By Md Hogs
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Death Of Hon. p. Allen, Of Rhode
Island.

PROVIDENCE, R /, Dec lG.-Hon. P
Allen. formerly Governor OF this State,
and afterwards United States Senator
died this morning at his residence in this
city
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inauguration Of the Governor OF Geor

MILLEDGvILLE, GA, Dec. l4-Gover-
nor Jenkins was inaugurated today as
Governor of the State.
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uvHEATON'sIT OINTMENT,
w iust received and tor sale BY
w EDMUND BOOKING
Druggist Odd Fellows Hall,
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.lTHE PHILosoPHY % LOVE-


The sentimental editor of the Tue
Iumne CSifrfe,.l relates bis,fnaInncbnl,, IN !,
,,,;.i, = - -.
Win .. sVNtlillp anger 81
a man loves a girl-she lovely or
hldeous as n craN-fish, without intelli-
genee enough to set n ratrtTap- -simply
because he can't help it. He can no
more control his feelings in, that re-
Spect than a hen can 5roOst on Il sun
0eanl. we know .itlweiNe been thore.
we We're smitten with q 9queenly cpea-
I11l, t9ife once, and have striven to foster a
DIG disgust Tor herr but It's like preacl=
ing the gospel TO n suiloTAfCt1lel cs =
fQft svore to loro her never. Il, ii
esl, Yet love her more than ever
such u girl She was, too!-none of
your short, dumpy yellish kind, a foot
and half between The eyes and bnilt
like notwithstanding. Her form lyhs
the incarnation of symmetry, and every
movement was sylph-ike and graceful
but nature didn't ''breal1 the dies" she
was moulded in, us there were nine more
IN the family; her complexion was thnt
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RATEs q ADVERTTsING.
sEpTEstBRR.
BY GEoRGEARNoI

Sweet is the voIce TINT calls
From babbling waterfalls
In meadows where the downy seeds are flying,
And SOFT the breezes blow
AND eudytng come and go
In faded gardens where the rose is dying.
Among the stubbIed corn
r,,, 4 Ihe blithe quail pipes OF morn,
ARd AI1gg glittering 1,t Insects gleam
Where busy spiders spin their fimly laces.
At eve, cool shad lows fall
Across the garden WALL
And on the clustered grapes to purple turning,
And pearly vnpoTs lie
Along tho Eastern sky ts
Where the broad haNest moon Is redly burn
All, soon on the field and hill
. The winds shall whistle chill,
ana i16,,p patriarch swallows call their hocls to-
K. To fly from frost and snow,
er,,o a Ana md sex Sf for lands N where blow
Aile i'liter blossoms Oh a oalmier weather. J,
The pollen.dusted bees sglla
Search for the honey lees
Thnt linger In the Inst flowers ofSeptember,
While plhintive mourning doves
Coo sadly to their loves
OF the dead Summer they so well remember.
The cricket chirps alilay, - - -
20. fairest Summer stayIh
me squirrel eyes askAnce the chestnuts
The Wild fowl fly aflr ~
Above the folmy bar Efe7rT
And hasten Southward ere the skies are
Now comes q fragrant breeze
Ana rni1nS 1mToSgh gi. the ,a dark ceSi9r trees
In gentle playfulness 49, ! ~
Like to the SOFT cares
Bestowed in happier days by loving fingers.
Yet, though q sense of grief
Ana memory nnlEnl fffia
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The National Bank of west
5 l}.5 I Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
OFFICE on CoSLPTRoL'R oF TME CuRRENCY.l !

OFFICE OF COSPTRoL'R OF THE CuRRRNCYl
"a Washington, July Ath, 1865.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVI.
W. dence presented to the undersigned, II
hns been made to appear that SsThe Nation
al Bank of West Virginia, at Wheel.
ing" in the City Of Wheeling, in the Coun-
ty of Ohio, and State OF West Virginia. hnG
been duly Organized under and according TO
the requirements OF the Act of Congress, en-
titled An net To provide a National Currency
secured by a pledge of United States Bonds
and to provide orthe circulation and redemp.
ton thereof" approved June 3rd, 1884, and
has complied with all the provisions Of said
Act required to be complied with before COM
act. EisS7 ~
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
troller OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Bank OF West Virginia.
nt Wheeling, In the City of Wheeling, In
the County Of Ohio, and State of West Virs
gtntn, is authorized to commences the busi.
ness OF Banking under the act aforesaid.
- In testimony wherof witness my
20 hand and seal of Office this llth day
FREEMAN CLARK,
jslls- cod i-----4 - E.anIt'r of the Currency.
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Hunlorons seIecfIon..

Mr.. A. Ward, who is lecturinp i'm New
! York, gives tho following recOmmen-
dhtions, which he has received:
~ From tJte tteonn,ft,e 1G,.bo,s., -,
I'd lo,.t,,,.r,,. ,,t -
lborse-roSSs, o,,,I comic
tneT faot nT I,,st,. FIS tiiS si
;SIrii-aSe Si,s,;o,,co 4 ~ 'ite eSes OF an
,7,,,,,, a. ~ -, ,...-,,.r
t.'e 4'O'''' ddte7
Must be good for the cholera. We
shonld ike to see him properly APP
piled.
(FIpBI the StebOISgan (JYIS) B,,oLe M TSbc-,,,N
M ~, ~ %@'oe''VJ
IA - ~ W " great lecturer
80 ~ " ana ordered quite
toS .sI. VI 8 ~ g: we consider him
one .ol the Sfeatest lecturers IN this
Suh1erS' ..iitL ii'.i t@tstA a.ii 10 ais@1
slFg91ll, ne St9trheg1n Name =Clqrion.l 4
-h,'s.def Although his style is differ
not he blind to the fact TINT hTr. Iryinp's
style is different from his. I1ifai "A
stFyop, Eho -IS1I1djy- ys5,syeN g.
- Not,S !, =,
MANY doiIIGj a ~; Ss,I;,,tlS =
him I'm Tho s,,of y tlhFti}0MH AliYIeyi oi
= ~ r.. S;,.., isI.z .s.5t
y FfGts TN. He 4i5oOoAse.l M &s2E'o1nqeTl
no iamlly should be without him.
.5 Iron The ReoklE (IotcG) Hammer.
We don't know when We have baa,,
more so, -
y .j...,ts,.t..,,i
s -aBs-Sn mari ottesvtlle Is fairly en-
tlt4led 70 pc called the Literary centre of
tne me south: tn Ihere is, first, the Uniyer-
shy OF OF YlrglIlLla, with ITS learned pro-
lessons ON an sorts of subjects; Then
W., We nave Two large female .sen1inaries,
MheIe sI young iaules learn thirty or Tor.
~ mugs englngl IN olpgY! Then we
nave some on. nan 9o5en hrst class asade
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The Merchants, National
Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATEs.0 \
DIVISION OF NATIONAL. BANKS,

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATEs,0
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington, June 18th, 1906.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT tpTIIE
j Merchants NatiOnRI Rank OF West
Virginia. Mt wheeling, W. Va. a bank
ing association organized under the act ITO
provide National Currency, secured by a
pledge OF u. -. Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" npprov-
ed June 3, 1884, having compiled with the re-
quirements of Section 45 Of snid act and with
the regulations OF this department made in
pursuance thereof, has tllisday been deSignnt-
ed as depository OF Public money! except
receipts from Customs, and by virtue of suck
designation viii also be employed as q Finnn-
cinf Agent of the Government.
(Signed,l F. E. SPINNER,
tulT-GOd. tf-. 3--lstI ~ Treasurer q. s.,
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FROM MRS. aRuNDY.

"a NfobEI BANK q C8EiRK.-one of our
Reporters, n few dnys since, picked up,
on board of u Bro0ISlyn ferry-boat, q;
few closely written pages, torn from a
memorandum book. On examination
they We're found TO constitute part of a
diary, kept apparently by a New York
bank clerk. Thinking that they may
be Of interest TO some Of our readers,
we have conelnded to publish few ex-
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The True story OF the Capture of JeG.
Davis.
A writer in the Il DANTE aEossthts, for
September gives an ae66nnt pf the cap
ture of oftho-FelDel4 shief VII iiala he ;ua66Fts
to be " literally true eto the iifh1test de-
tail" We extract the follow ing partfc-
ulars from this account 8 IS
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THE TRAm.


Pritchard, after parting with Harm
den, sent strong picket to the ferry,
and then resumed his march on the
river road. About three miles from.
Abbevtlle he found n negro watching
his smaster's g brok -downwagon. From
him he learned some interesting partic-
ularS concerning the train which Harm
den was pursuing and lwhichhad cross
ed the ferry the night before, among
them this TINT when the party with
the train came to pay the ferrymnn, the
latter Went to. strike a light, which the
1orIner forbade, saying that they could
pay Well enough without a light, and in
Iacs did pay him ten dollargold piece
and ten dollar Confederate note-a
circumstance which, with other things,
made Pritchard believe that Davis cross
ed the river With the train. He also
learned that the river road was inter-
sected at Wilcoxls Mills by a cross road
Leading to lrwinyille; md as Davis ap-
penred to be in the habit of travelling
away from the train, it seemed not inn
probable that he might be found on n.
road parallel to the one the train WnS
following. Accordingly that nothing,
on his part should be left undone to ief7
feet the capture of the fugitive, he se-.
lected thirteen of his best=inounted ineIi
from each company of his command,
and determined with them to follow the
road TO Irwinville, at which point, if
Davis should not be fallen intwith on
the way, he could communicate again
with Harnden. Captain Hathaway, in
command of the remainder of the force,
was left at AbbeYille, with orders to
patrol and picket the river.
q All things being arranged, we pushed.
rapidly for IrwinYille, This was alsoa
beautiful moonight5 night. The dust
having been lain by the rain, and the
air bracing, the horses stepped ont at
a free and steady pace, that brought us
to our destination about 2 O'clock "A.
NJ, of the 10th, but neither finding lDa-
Wis on tho road, nor, to our surprise, the
Wisconsin regiment In thetoyyr. w tth-
out any unnecessary disturbances, we.
halted to gather information-the menS
meanwhile sliding from their horses to
catch, for the moments q bit of sleep.
In the midst OF this quiet woman pc
gan to scream, and an officer near went
TO learn the cause. She complained
that some of the men, Burners, had
got into her smoke house and were. op-
Decentralization hams. This WIS speed
| ily rectified, but not her dlspo osition to
talk and scream. She said, There's a
camp of our men out there, two hum
dred of them, and they will pay you'ns
for pestering metz And she screanl-
/ ed as If she would alarm the camp.
About this time a negro boy belonging
| to the woman was pulled out of bedi
and having sallowedn that ne knew of
this camp, and had been to IL, he was
promptly taken to the neseas95 tnes col .i
tumn, to serve as q guide, u FFttchafti,
convinced that he had tound Davis,
camp, and determined to make sure of
/ his capture, sent Lieutenant Purfnton
/ with twenty-five dismounted men 10
| gain the other side Of it, in order 10 pre-
went escape I'm. that diEec ion when he
should charge in from the stdes he also
TiI IrIyya1 Iiie fsOYfirnaiid fOfxraffl q il0Ilt a
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49, II Bankers do the selfsame tiiinRi5
Upon a larger scale -,
And they get safely ftil the sw4g, ''i 2
- J 'TisRaid, The Bankers nEEtiIp III
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grNqrIoN WIN a p1FFERENcRl

II fellows break into a house. =,
To bone the CnEk they tl6Ie{is. ~ -
And getE on safely with the SVSnrl. +, ,
+. us said The Theft .iISHereds. {"
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-'''f'+ ,itso4 @hnlis- sIss.lE III
,l.. sls..ls s.s Z, ~, iss.i .ss, @
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church and Sabbath School ali day. In
the evening went to MS place and lost
5000. 90 at Faro. q Afterwards went to
supper with Anonyma. Claret punch,
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r. E Sellers & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SOLE PRoPR1EroRs.
'.'i'N 81 e Il .SI L i. s a ri n 3:
LIVER PILLS.

CThe Original, only True and GeuuineO,
Has stood FOR Thirty years q Staple Remedy,
unequnlled by my medicine Known for tile
cure Of LfCI Conlptd tdflf, CnStirelesS Sick Head
whole class Of diseases originating in hillary
derangements 49, ef- ar
TO THE PUBLIC.
The oFi0tnd9 olLyi tyiie and genuine Liver
rms, are prepared By r. =. Sellers, and have
and his signature on the outside eICTdppeT-AI
oTHERs ARE CoUSTERFEITS OR BASE IMITA-
TIONS.
- n. E. SELLERS & CO., PrOPrietOrS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MRS. DAVIS.


Mrs. Davis wasSvery watchful lest
some disrespect Should be shown her
husband She assumed the respplfsf-
biiity OF the disguise, aging she put
the Clothing ON the, ttRresfdent.p She
complained that the guards kept their
guns cooked; but when It was explain
ed to her that the Spencer carbine was
forsafefy y carried at ha cock she seem
she Is nearly theF opposite OF her m1s-
.baIIds ssVVho; IS q man. .iWea afing an III e1-
preston of c6uIIt ances slim, spare,
and Under six feet, 'lg1it she Is q ute
fair and OF good size, . ON hesroad both
Mr.. and Mrs Davis were at times seen
iiltsaIs. She read the Bible 70 htnn,
and he reguiarIy 8 flsiIeil q b ing oyer
their Inaa We, q Yandals = as he so
oman proclaimed us 70 be, did not dis
turll him. lThere7were men among his
tsat5tofs who had been prisoners at {AIl-
+IiAf onTill6 l5ilei they spoke OF him
without malice; they only Ralsed itor
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Monday. WINS ut the bank. early,
although suffering from II confounded
headache.i Why was i such afool Ms
to mix lager and claret! Told the
President that ] had Been occupied since
one O'clock in going over some of my
books. he seemed much pleased at
my deyotion 70. business. Borrowed
$50 from bank 20 pay for last nights
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At daybreal the order was passed in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIAHs
AGREE.

Out OF sen thousand regular physicians you esa'
not find one who will not say that Stimu!ants aid
Inrisn ants are absolutely necessary in medic,l
practice. And yet in by gone years humane prss-
titioners have hesitated to administer them, be-
cause the fendish ingenuity Of wretehes who make
merchandise Of human inf mites. I'D 80 polluted
and deteriorated them that the remedy was dee med
as dangerous as the disease. This perplexity is
happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
cause the first analytical chemists of the age have
demonstrated the fact. that HosrErrER's CELE-
BRATED STOMACH BIrTBRs are absolutely and en-.
tirely free from all pernicious elements. Hence
they have been intro duced into the United States
Army, and are accepted, whereon the testimony Of
the wise the intelligent and the philanthropici is
rated at its just value, as the best protective
against and cure for all diseases arising from i'm
purity in the air or other unhealthy climate in.
luences, that has ever been tested by experience.
In cases Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complant,we state
without qualification reservation, that the Bit
ters nearly infallible as anything prepared
by human skill can be. ap 26-2w
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Additional European News.
IRu tho Rranaen


Napoleon's policy Of inter vention in Mexico
was strongly opposed in the Legislativ We Cham
bers OF France and Belgium. The Government
were warned. by the opposition that the at
tempt to sustain Maximilian's throne was
likely to lead to war with the United States.
The debate in the Belgium Chamber brought
on q duel between a member and the Minister
OF War, in which the Minister was wounded.
The jeff. Davis privateer Tallahassee was in
the Mersey, about TO pass into the merchant
serv ice. The Shenandoah was under Govern.
ment surveillance at Melbourne, Australia.
The London journals had heard of Grants
advance. from his lines around Petersburg, and
expressed, in consequence, very decided an.
tIcIpations OF Lees defeat and great "danger"
to the rebel cause.
1T ssaid that the College Of Cardinals was
discussing the question Of advisabiIlty OF the
Pope.s departure from Rome.
Reports from st Petersburg state that the
epidemic or "plague," was declining, and
that there were empty beds in the hospitals.
England still, however, enjoined great sanitary
vigilance in her ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26

HIt has transpired that the rebel Secretary
Of the Treasury, (Trenholm,) in connection
ham, owned the controlling interest In some
thirty Sc en- blockade runners, by which they
amassed and deposited in safe placee in
Europe over twenty millions in gold. JEFF
Davis was also interested in these ,erations
The exposition of these facts among the rebel
leaders in Richmond has caused great indip.
nation, though the excitement as yet is nothing
to what may be expected when the deIuded
people OF rebeldom shall be made aware that
the Starvation prices, which they have been
obliged to pay for the last two years, went
directly into the pockets OF the. hypocritical
blood su ckers who were sitting In the highest
places of their pretended Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26

PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THE HEBREWS
Rev. Dr. NJ. Wise, at the Jewish Synagogue
In Cincinnsti, on the 18th inst, made the fol.
lowing singular statement about the late Pres
ident Lincoln:
"Brethren. the lamented Abraham Lincoln is
believed to be bone from bone and flesh from
our flesh He was supposed to be descendant
presence. And, indeed; he preserved numer.
Gus features OF the Hebrew race, botn in coun.
tenance and character"
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IMPORTANT ORDER.
Trade and Commerce in virsinia-Re emo.
val of DISTINCTIONS. etc.

val or ODStruCtlonS. etCs
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF
THE JAMES, Richmond, Va, April 25, 1865
General orders No. al. All restrictions upon
domestic commerce and trade, except as to the
articles contraband of war in the State Of Vlr-
ginia, as insurgent territory, are, by the au-
thority of the President, revoked in respect to
all port and counties OF this State, which have
duly submitted to the authority, and are in pos
session of the United States.
9 Arms, ammunition, all articles from which
ammunition is manufacturer, all locomotives,
cars, and railroad stock, all telegraph wire
and apparatus, all rebel uniforms and gray
cloth for manu- featuring them, and all spirit
uous liquors, are to be deemed contraDand OF
war. -
3. The Commanding General Of the military
division has authority to make such exceptions
TO the trade hereby authorized as IN his opin-
ion circumstances may require.
By order Of Major General Halleck.
&c. KRLToN, A. A. g.
Approved by order of the Secretary Of War.
JAMES A HARDIE,
Brevet Brig. Gen., Insp't Gen., U. s. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26

THE WALK TO WAsHINGToN-Mr. Henry
HeynnemRn, who at the commencement OF the
rebellion made a VOW that when Richmond
was taken he would walkto Washington, start
ed from the State House in Boston on Monday,
on his journey. He had on a light kna,Ssack
and carried an American flag in his hand The
distance to Washington, by rail, is ass miles
Boston Traveller. = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26

AN INTERNAL MACHINK-PhiIadelphi had
a sensation in report TO olow up the hearse
used in the funeral ceremonies Of President:
Lincoln. The report was that a soldiers cup,
with string attached, and containing couple
of pounds OF gunpowder, had been fastened to
the hearse. The cup was found, but 1t was
not astened to the hearse. 1t was under the
undertakers carriage. The gunpowder has
not yet been discovered. The cup, when ex-
amined, contained some coffee grounds and
In q paDer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26
SPRING AND sUMMER CLOTHING.

New styles Superb Stock of Dress. Sack, and
Waln1jinS njatS Goats. Pantsloons. We. pssts; ana Boys
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men q
and Boys Ready made Clothing, which, for ele.
iaith,ulness of manufacture, has not been sur
passed By any stock heretofore offered In thts
market.
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemen q and
Youths, wear are invited to call and Examine our our
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment OF Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
ssry for a complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER 90, 3os Ps: Az.
oc lO-8m- Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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SECRETARY SEWARD NOT TO LKAyR THE
CABINET. There is the very highes. authority
for stating that Notwithstanding the reports -
the contrary, she President will not volunta-
riJv dispense with the services OF MIR. Seward
as Secretary of State. He entertains and ex-
presses for him the deepest sympathy in his
sufferings, and regards the preservation Of his
in the nation, and anxiOusly awaits the time
when:he will have the benefit Of his counsels.
~ y Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26

THE RUSSIAN PLAGUR.-Evident efforts are
being made in various ways to quiet the gen.
eral alarm felt at the reports Of the plague
however. which seems to be Of scientific value
and to possess much authority, is that CON.
tanned In the letter of II. B. MS ambassador,
public prints, however, contain very little on
the subiect.