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10y WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctiopeers
- South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE
TIE CIRCLE, IN THE FIRST WARD. n

ID South corner Penn. avenue and eth street
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE
The CIRCLE, IN THE FIRST WARD, AT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 80, at ~
O'Clock, We will sell that very valuable property in
front of the premises being Lots and 90 in Square
3d. fronting g feet on the Circle and los feet I'D
street, and will be divided to suit purchasers.
The attention Of purchasers is invited the SALE
ducements to buyers.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. A deed given and Q deed Of
trust taken.
ocA ". l.. WALL b Co.. Aucts.
- The purc haser at the sale Of the above prop
erty, on the 0th o. October last having failed to
comply with the terms of sale. the same will be re-
sold ct his risk and cost in front of the premises
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of December, at o'clk
IN the afternoon, upon the terms and conditions of
the preceding and original advertisement and with
this addition, viz: That on the fall Of the hammer
Sao will be required to be Immediately paid in
cash: and IL not instantly paid the bid will be re-
1ected: and the property will be again put up and
the tale proceed, and be repeated until the terms
dec6-ts VIM l.. WALL h CO., Aucts
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Rr w. l.. WALL b CO., Austioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real
ISIATE ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEl
1sT IND I'D STREETS WEST. AT AUG

TION. Ao0
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated February 18th,
A. d. 1859, and duly recorded In Liber j. A. g.,
No l6s folos 100, &c, Of the land records for
Washington county. shall offer for sale at pub
lie auetiSn on WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of Janu-
AIRY. A: d. 1856, at 4 O'Clock p. m, the east two.
story Frame Dwelling House, and so much of Let
numbered four, a. in square numbered Ave hun-
bred and sixty-seven. 1851 as the is known on
the plat Of the city Of Washington, as said house
of said house the depth of said lot with parallel
feet.
Terms: One third cash; the residue of the pur-
chase money In end IL months; the purchaser civ.
ing his notes for the deferred payments, bearing
interest from the day OF SALE and to be secured by
Q deed of trust.
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
III the terms are not complied with within
ve days from the day of SALE the trustees reserve
the right to resell the said property the risk and
days notice in the -
>, $50 viii be required Of the purchaser before
kIG IFsgTN H. s CLARKE, ; Trustees.
de I-2aw3w6ds w. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
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A.
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
oe lz-u FIRST Division, z. NJ. G. o.
I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES.
RasS;as'os s. a. D Ssssgb sa, :; iss
,,s vii BE- soId st puble auction under the airec
the I.stern Brsnch Corral, near Lincoln Hospital
I,sp IN Sshlnston' y: C;,eonnencins WEDNEs-
600 GOVERNMENT MULES
dition and may be considered. in every respect,
TheT viii fp BE- ,old ,,nsly. 70 the h,o,s.. MIA.
and the sale will cont ned from day to dag ua
the " hole numberis sold.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
p5sye. Major GENT and Chief ss@Rsa
oealH Depot Of Washington.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
wn, Rq;I,ntto.; b. d, December Il. isss.
under the direction Of BTeyst Eisatenen sn cef
fpsl 70 Is. tsSS;at Wedges
ernment Property, viz: WV
ooRSIE On rTEEENTY SEVENTH AND I
ssf y 20 x Is sss feet
on 1"ES sfkknTsa AZ PffT IS AND II
E NJ 3 4 AND TENTH sTRIlTs, ISLAND, Al
One % storehouse, IS by l5z feet.
One ~ Office, 20 by S01s feet
One I'D Kitchen, l16 by - feet.
One OD Quarters, q by 50 feet.
One ID Sink, by feet.
AhP t EkAf a EBt
ING LOTS OF FENCING:
Two(2 Lots, each 81 feet long, feet high.
TIVE GU Lots, each 2l8 feet long, 8 feet high
Que % Lot, lis feet long, 8 feet high.
One ID Lot, q feet long, feet high.
Two (2) Lots, each 80 feet long feet hisb
Two ID Lots, each IS feet long, feet high
Iwolzi s0ts, eacn 2ls feet long, feet high.
Two . Lots, each l2s feet long, 8 feet high.
One ~ Platform, Is by lSo feet.
The brildings viii be sold singiy, and must BE-
removed within fifteen days from date of sale
Terms cash in Government funds
d. b. FUCKER,
Brevtt Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarternaster,
de A6t Depot of WashiAgton.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is DIFFERED UN
I'll WEDNESDAY, the 10Th. de Is AZ
ARGE SALE OF CONVENIENT STOVES,
L. RANGES, AND AEATERS.

II
L. RANGES, AND hEATERS.
CSiC Qxay.rMasfn's QGcs, Depot II Wasksnsfsa,l
MN, Ws,Airstor, %. O., December Is, 1855. {
Will be sold 81 public auction, usGer the direc-
ton of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James D. Moore,
A. Y. u. At Warehonss No. ], on + street, be-
tween 18th and 10th streets. Washington. d, c.,
on FRIDAY December q, 1865, at 10 O'Clock ..
m; large lot of Stoves, Ranges, and Heaters, -
6o Stoves, old and worn.
70 Coal Stoves, new, large size.
- GoA stoves, new, small sfze. -
70 Mood Stoves, new, large size.
~ mood stoves, new, aseof ted sizes.
6coking Stoves, new. - fsss.s ~ ~
Ranges, Daw. 80 ~. - ~
% Vynnder Heaters, new. - - ~ =.
Inc III hundred unseryiceable Stoves will b
sold sineiy to the CHEST bidder with the privi.
lege OF the purchaser tahing twenty Ave Stoves
Stoves will be sold singly, with the privilege Of
singly. FH1, I'D - - - = -
The sale win be continued from day 20 DAY until
the whole number 10 sold. -
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
d. III. RCCKER
Breves naloP Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster,
des.i Depot Of Washington.
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DENTISTRY.

hR. LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 344
- re 49, Az, pas employed Or nCCKEEDf e sk1lI;
on Rubber at q very reduced price. Ether admin
istered If desired. de 6lmf
NITROUS OXIDE GAS for extrsctin teeth with
Gus to the most delicate Have given 1t to over I'VE
thousand persons; Administered daily from to 10
fee, No. 366 G Ct, near ~ st. de SLIM
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EINAL SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
l. NOW STORED AT THE ENGI-
EEER DEPOT.
DKcrMBER 2. 1885,
VIII be sold at public auction in this city at the
Engineer Depot, on the Eastern Branch, ust Above
the Navy Yard, on the 18th day Of December 1875:
quantity Of old Lumber
A quantity Of refuse Lumber
A quantity Of old brekeunShoyels.
A quantity of Blacksmiths' Tools.
quantity Of old Carpenters' Tools.
A let Of old and broken Wheelbarrows,
A number Of Pontoen Boats
And other old N .terial.
ALSO. THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS:
One o. Guard House, l6I20.
One ID Carpenters Shop, g,sx59.
One ~ Carpenters' Shop, HI40
One I'D Building used for Shops, Z34xl, 100
One ID Smiths' Shop. a6x0,
One ID Hospital, AHxl6s
One ID Shed, 3lxse
One ID eaddlers' Shop. Is 3l2xe ia.
One Cd Stable. l<3xt6
The Military Guard will remain upon tbs prem
fses four days after the date Of SALE for the protec
ton OF the property and purchasers mot owners OF
the land will be required to remove the Bnildinas
within ten n0l days after the date Of purchase,
Buildings will be sold singly.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
A. II. HOLGATE,
First Lieutenant q. o. Engineers,
de 4-dts Commanding Depot.
- TIE ABOVE SALE IS DEFERRED UN.
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

In affections peculiar to females, is uneQusled by
any other prepar alton, as in Chlorosis or Reten.
ton, Irregularities painfulness suppression OF
customary excavations, liberation or ScirrhOus
state of the Uterus, Ieucorrhe, and all complaints
incident to the whether arising from habits OF
dissipation; imprudences, or in the Decline or
Change Of Life
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THE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED Oh II
L EUROPEAN PLAN, =
II sniarssd e double its former capacity.

CosHG Pe. 90. aHd liza st., Woskssstoa, D. O.
Tn1s HOTEL, the Oldest conducted on the 1uroDeaA
improved IN every way necessary for the
SSSomm1 sS t o. the increasing guests. We
proprietor hopes that By attention 70 business %
continue 70 receive patronage - heretofore Guests
Vii only be charged with what thsy rsoolyS
% IA P. lMRICH, Proprietor,
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u sURGEON DENTIST,
No. $40 Pennsylvani ave, h@
between 9Th and lsth sts., Washington, "
ID. u. no Q-ln-
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@0 SCIENTIFIC
PRACTICAL OPTICIANS,
244 Pc. ay between Eth and 18th st1.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE AND PEBISC0PIO
Strengthening And improving. the weak and ina
paired eyesight, and accurately suited 70 the age
.1a q sas zass % Glasses opsr.
Glasses, Microscopes, Magnihers, Thermometers
Barometers, Electrical Machines and Mathemau-
cal instruments always On hand, and 1t the lowest
prices.
~DKPOT yOR GARTE6 DH vIsIrB OF
Celebrities, plain and colored, and fine Collection
Of Photograph Albums, in various 6ne bsndins
holding from 20 10 200 pictures. se6
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II L l. n B o l. DIS
II FLUID EXTRACT BUCHB

ARISING FRcE EICEssEs OR INDlscRErlos.
The Constitution once affected by Organic Weak
ness, requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen
and iIvigorate the system, which Helmbolds EK-
tract Buchu invariably does If no treatment be
submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue.
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

ing in male or female, from whatever cause erigi-
naiing, and NO matter of how long standing. 1t is
tions of Bark or Iren.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
Constitutions, procure the Remedy at onee.
The reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack of the above disease it is sure to
affect his bodily health, mental powers. happine
and that Of his posterity. Our flesh and blood are
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CAnLYLEB TTederiekths Great, vel. s. Prison
~ Life In the South, by LEM. A. .. Abbott.
BRANCK TAYLOR,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

.
WAsHfSGroS, June I2-Judge Under
wood, Of Virginia, who has come here
TO consult with the Attorney General,
brings with hiun al the documents con-
nected with the indictment for treason
Of Gems. Lee, Corse, Ewell, Longstreet,
Ex-Gov Smith and Fletcher, Newton,
NcVeigh, Of Alexandra, and about forty
others.
The Alexandria Journal says that
Gov PierpoH. has decided to call an
extra session Of the Legislature on
Thursday next. and that for this psr-
pose confidential circulars have been
sent to members Of that body, which has
heretofore assembled in Alexandria.
The Journal is alarmed for fear the call
is made with . view Of removing the
disa5ility imposed on those who have
been identified with the rebellion, and
restore them to the elective franchise
and the right to sgain hold Office. There
is no certainty, however, that such is
the object
Ozing to the alleged appointment by
the Government of several ex-rebels to
important positions, in violation Of the
Constitution, several meetings hsve been
held by the loyal citizens Of Alexandria
70 devise means for self-protection, On
Saturday they effected their organization
and adopted a series Of resolutions, one
Of which afirms, in strong terms, the
right Of colcrea men to vote.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
VIEW Tork Markets.

nv Toas. Jzns -
ooTToE-Ls.s settEs. bat vsry ara. At tssss
for Midditng
FLoUR-Salsc better. ss6Rs % sor supas
State; ooess % fer ExtrA doi sSoSt % sOr CON-
non 60 1iddling Extra Western; so,a7 a. or
eoEmon 70 groa . ipPiug brAnds Extra keand
Hsop ohio. 7 lsA48 Is for Trede brAa1s- Mar
kes elossS duil ~iIb iuzpr0ss@sat rarity ksFt-
wHIsKY-ouits crmi e4sS9 y for Wsstsra-
wHEAT-Op-asd issas he tar tat closing sula
-isA iaprsY ussst lest; Winter BID wss,sFa G..
Waite AieAigsa I 81
RTE-oaiss; wertsrs 81.
CoRN-oPs1ed itg9c hstfsF, and eAosed vita
iaPro's9sss fArsty lssss ss9s@ scr nasss %
fsr kiln dried DO; 81 fOr Western 1sllew, and -
s1eS tsr white Nsstsrn-
oArs-seArcs aaa s.sSc bsss.r; sseso fer Cas-.
saa; $ fer Western saoAt, sna 81 Ia stSrs.
RIC-DaIL
c FFEE-Quiet and srmsr
sUGAR-AssivsA nd ara iiesl1 for cuea MUS
eevAas.
MsLAssEs GUST.
WOOL-Quiet
PETknLEUM-Frn; SsgsE5S hr crsas. soc
500 2 Bsnosa IN boed. Raa To9Ts or ffss %.
PORK -As.s aetiVs and ar nsf; e z522s 3 fer
nsw Mos. ei9aiag ~ 70 % cash - soes15 % Cor
81 81 cash: Is o09ls 50 for Frins, sa3 - ooa
~ 80 for prime Mos.
RxEF-oaist: lOSI4 for Plain Msss. Aad I2s
1s kr Extra go
BEES HAMS-Stsaay.
hACOH-MSrs active.
LARD-Stssdys ls5z8i9A
BgrrER-osiss; .6essl Rsr ohi0. and s1SS5
Cor State
CHEEsE-Dull a. saiS.
MoNkY-Essy Il 5S3s pr cent 90 call loaua.
srKRLISG-QaieE nd sra; I03s1l lgs..
GoLD-Ftrm. but very ua sftisa opessd 81
49, sasalesd - -. "a. elo<sa - I 49,
Z. D. sIoCks-shsas arEasT, elosiak dslii
s-1oss Coupons, oS5s; DO, rsgistsres. on
STOCKS-flrD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Admiral Gordon,. R.pa,t

WAsHIEGroS, June l3-Admiral Cor
don, IN command Of the iron clad uoni-
tor squadron, reports 10 the Navy De-
p2rtmsnt the return Of the squadron to
Fortress Monroe. he details the IN
structicns received from the Spanish
authorities at Havana The Captain
General visited the monitors, contrary
to usage Of law, because be wanted his
attentions 10 be marked Our officers
visited the SsonewGil, and The Admiral
says that vessel would hase easily fallen
into oar hands If an engagement had
taken place. She is Tar inferior 20 our
Monsdnac He speaks in high terms of
this vessel, saying, she came along With
the S0sqnehannA, giving no sroubls or
anxiety.
While ct Havana the Admiral re-
ceived 8 letter from the rebel Mary,
formerly Of our navy, sho says, follow
ing the example of bis native State he
tenders bis surrender on the same terms
granted Lee. BE Was, when be wrote, At
sea, but II be ever found himself in the
United States be would give himself up,
in the meantime conducting himself as
~ VI PaAOAcs
The treaty between the United States
and the Republic Of Honduras is OH
cially proclaimed. 1t provides for per-
petnal amity and reciprocity, freedom
Of commerce and navigation.
Honduras engages 10 open negolia-
tons with various Governments with
which it has relations. There Was fur
Their separate negotiations for perpetual
neu raliiy for the protection of the Goa
tsmplatsd Honduras inter-oceanic rail-
road from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific
ocean.
Honduras agrees to grant the right Of
way Of transit over such route as shall
be at all times open and free to the Gov.
ernment and citizens of the United
States for all rightful purposes, and in
consideration OF tkass concessions the
United States agrees TO protect the same
from interruptions, seizures, or unjust
con6seation, from whatever quarter the
Attemp. may proceed, so long as the
spirit and intention Of this article on
THIS subject shall be respected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

Iron ali parts Of the Bsdy In ave
T. la@~lss, sitaS@t i43Hvv o tAs sksA, - uF-
MAM's DKFELAT ,Ax FuwnAa-' Aak o. asnd fer
uphAn's D~piiAtoFy Powder, and take Bs ether.
Prfes 81. Aaltsd 20 Any address for 81 - b. @.
9. uPHAA, rs seath kixhth street. PhilAdslPh. ..
Psan-
TIphAm's Hair Glsas ana CnrIta9
" Flnid 10 the best hair dressing in the world
Il lnp,rts . beAzEfnl sisss e. lAs k4ir, ksses q q
e~rt, promotes It's grosth, Ae. Prizes, ~ esnts .
bottle.
Upham's Teafsr OanamsnG is a sars
ear for Tsasr, sad kAsaza, CAagps4 Hsads, Bar
har's ltsA, a.. Prica. 50 coats boa.
Upham's Asthma Curs relieves The most
vioisnt par xyisms " AsAaa, in fs~ ustsasss. and
snsets speedy cure. PTics, 81 q P@ekAwe.
TTPhsm's Dyspepsia Care is war;
~ ranted 60 cars any eSss % Dgsyepsf., -
@easr A0ss Tong stsaas~g. Price VI. ssstey mail
UphAm's FreekIs Banlahsr removes
Frscklea. Tan, sanbaFn, PlmRlss the Facw,
settsns the ska and 3saatinss the oSmplsxisn.
Prizes 90 esnts-
DIR. La PoFts's Life Elixir. the great
NssstHs and kssss.aiiAs Rsmvdy, FsstoHsa 20
manly vtgOr all rho are saaefiag frem Impaired
spln&i knsrEy, Nervous Debility, Ac., arising
fEsm whatever cause. Prizes. 81 package.
The Japaasse HAIR staIn eoiors ths
Whiskers or A0nstaeks beAstifal kiaek - brstsa.
Itesastnta % saiB oas properties. Coier will net
fAds o. ~ash out. oDly 50 osats = eox.
sold BY =. O. uPHAM. rs south Rlxhth struss,
PAirAdslphiA, asd W al Druggists. Circulars
BROU0HToN WOOD,
Coz. ThiFd aHs Mails rests.
iss-am Agents tof Evansville.
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MOITATE0qB
. ~ ~ - EEL
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Trial of the Assasslns-Ree tons tru e,
ton tn North Carolina.


tIOn tn North Carolina.
Nav YoRK, June l2-The Times
Washington special says:
ReVerdy Johnston's g. gunent for the
defence in the assassination trials, is
mainly devoted TO the jurisdiction Of the
Commission to try the case
NJ. Johnston makes the further OBJ
lection, that certain members of the
Commission, including General Hunter,
are mentally and morally disqualified
for trying the prisoners. The Judge
Advocate, 10 reply 70 the pleas OF the
counsel for the accused, as to the juFis.
diction Of tbs Commission sites the
proclamation Of the President, Of Sep
tember 25th, 1882, declaring that during
insurrection and as necessary means
for suppressing the same, all rebels then
aiders and abetters and persons guilty
of disloyal practices, shall be subject 10
martial law, and liable 20 trial and pun
ishmsnt by courts martial or military
commissions.
The contest for Office under the new
order Of things in North Carolina, has
already commenced among the politi-
clans Of that State, aud a number Of
candidates for various positions have
been put forward
In social and domestic affairs there
is much clashing and turmoil, owing to
the new relations towards each other,
in which the late masters and slaves
have suddenly found themselves placed
Many planters wish the colored people
to continue laboriug merely for their
subsistanee, while the latter demand ex.
brilliant remuueratioa.
Gen. Sehofeld has issued an order
at Raleigh, prohibiting the seizure OF
cotton or other produce held in private
hands, aud removing all restrictions on
purchase and shipment, except BY per
sons in the military service and directed
by the quartermaster' department
At he annual commencement of the
University of North Carolina, on the LIST
instant, the graduating class was com
posed only of four students.
The Worlds Richmond correspond.
ent says;
The work Of reconstruction goes on
much more rapidly than one would sup
pose, after such an exhausting war, and
gives rise to the hope that reaction and
reunion will be as Sudden and com.
plete as was the outbreak.
The VirRinians manifest q clear view
of their situation There Is class who
made every sacrifice and wished hearth
ly that the Soath might be independent,
who now frankly admit, that they desire
70 be good and loyal citizens Of the Re
public. They admit defeat, aud express
a determination to abide By the result
of the war
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14


SksDY Hook, June 1872 z. M-The
steamship SCOTS from Liverpool, June
Sd, via Qusenstowh 4th, has passed this
point Her advices are two days later.
The Princess OF Wales was delivered
Of child on the I'd inst, sa
The reputed success Of the Canadian
delegation is incorrect. The conference
has not Terminated.
1t is authoritatively denied that France
is about to send endorsements 90 Mex
leo A@-@
The public subscription had been pro
hibited in France, and the money seized.
CoosOls closed At 90i990i for money.
u. s. ) 20s, 67a6T2.
LIvERPooL, june 3d-Saturday night
Cotton sales TO day, 5000 bales. Market
dull, aud declined Id Sales 70 specala-
tors and exporters, 1000 bales
BreadstuHs dull Provisions quiet
and steady. %
LONDON, June 3,-Consols closed At
s5s y. S. 5-20s, 654G66. -
JUSE 4.-No important political news.
NEw YoRK, June l3.-The steamship
Scotia arrived at $3.50 p. NJ.
The Princess of Wales vas delivered
Of son on the Sd.
Parliament adjourned on the ID for 8
holiday.
The reported success oflhe Canadian
delegation is not true.
La Patue denies authoritativelys the
statement that France is about 70 send
Is, 600 men to reinforce Msximilisns
The Globe denies that NJ Leon had
an interview with President Johnson, IS
reported BY French papers It says be
was unable to open even informal rels-
lions with the President or any Of his
Cabinet - -..5. 49, d.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-The cotton bro
kers' circular says the market was quit
at the opening, bat the Hibernisn Rnews
as well as the baoyant state Of the Man
chester markets caused great activity.
Sea Island in good demand; American
continues in demand aud has advanced
HOLD per pound. z...,..s Il
Flour dull and Sd per Dbl cheaper.
Wheat is in very limited request Of Q
decline Of I'd per 100 Ibx
IBdisn corn depressed, owing tc the
| prospect of early supplies FROM Ameri-
ca; quotations seed lover.
The French GoverprAeat has prohibit
ed the two sous subscription TO present
Mrs. Lincoln With medal The police
I in the provinces had seised Subscriptions.
Napoleon was expected 70 return,
/ about he 9Th. M - ErLs 60 -
Rio advices OF the 10th state that an
alliance bad been signed betveen Bra
I'll, Uruguay and the Argentiue Repab-
lie, and their forces we're marching
against Paraguay.
The Republic Of BueDos Ayrss hsd
! declared var.
The TsRes thinks there ID no apprs-
hension that the war will be serious or
| prolonged a=zazzzsz-zz--szz-zs
/ LATEsT VIA L1xBRFoeE4-Es 10 stated
from Paris that Mr. Bgelou, United
States Minister, has giyeE the Frsnch
eovsrnnsns the most positive assnrsncs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Cincinnati narKess.

Clncannau Harkefs.
oTHcIHHAzI. yuHs Is.
FLOUR-uaehR
WHEAT-Prims Asd, I 40
oATs-FiFm; 6t9N.
CskE--~teAdy.
RTE-ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Thh Baak wiis b. soeAssd ~ tbs eorBsr - Msla
naA First Streets 81 fhs room now oeeupfsa -
Mr. Hssiy. - so0n - The Necessary csasgas eAa
A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Health for the sOldter.-For Que Who
dies from the ELECTS Of the bullet, ten perish
from exposure 20 damp aud night air. small
doses OF HOLLowAY'S PILLS. tAkea every
otter night, will correct all disorders Of the liver
aud stomach, purify the blood, aud insnre und
health 10 all Who use them. II the RAIDER OF this
"notiee cannot get box OF pills or Ointment
nom the Drug Store in his Plsee let him write TO
me, 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
will mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
win not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make - much Pront on other persons
make. IS cents. IS eents, and q 20 per boz or
pot. Soldiers, saPply yourselves. jes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

A Physiological View OF Marrtagei
Containing nearly 800 pages, aud $50 fne plates
and engrAyings Of the Anatomy Of the Human
Organs IN n state Of Health and Disease, with a
Treatise Early Errors, its Deplorable Conse-
qusAnas upon the Mind and Body. with the Au-
shorts Plan OF TreAtment-the only rational aud
succesafui mode Of cure, As shown by the report
Of cases treated. truthful adviser 70 the
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
free Of postage TO any address, on receipt Of %
cents, IN stamps or postal currency, BY address
ing DR.. La ORoIX, No 81, Maiden Lane, Albany,
Ny.
The author may 10 consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which hia book treats, either par
sonallv OF by Hsai and medicines sent 20 any part
Of the weird. apr1S, Smd&w.