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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22

COFFEE.-Therc a sale yesterday Of $50 bags
Rio Tex Cricket" to go west on private terms, and
to-day we notice another sale of 500 bags do out of
the same cargo, to go west, also on private terms.
The market is Enthusiastically heavy, but we
still quote rs follows, viz Rio at l9g2O;2 cts
gold for common to fair and 2l@22 cts gold for good
TO prince Laguyra at 3936 cts currency, Java at 45G
q rs cts currency.
~ H.
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SECOND EDITION.
* O'CLOCK p. n.
GOVERNMENT SECURIrIKs.
THE REMAINS OF MRS. SEWARD.

Inc remains OF the late Mrs. seward, vile
Of Secretary Seward, left herethis morning at
six O'Clock, in a special train for Auburn, N.
Y, accompanied by the Secretary, Miss Fan
ME Seward, Major Seward, DR.. Norris, Gen
Hancock, Gen. Ricketts,, Mr. Guttman, Trans.
lator OF the State Department, and others. Mr..
Frederick Seward was very anxious to &C.
company the remains of his mother 10 their
last resting place, but his attending physicians
advised him not to do so. Nearly ali Of the
heads of the various Departments and q num-
Der OF prominent military officers followed the
re mains to the depot.
The coffin in which the remains repose WAS
iAanufactured by Harvey i Co, and is OF black
walnut, covered with black cloth, the exterior
Of which is very plainly trimmed, and having
plain silver handles. A plate of solid silver
upon the top of the coffin bears the simple in.
scription. ''Frances Adelaide Seward. Aged
50 years" The coffin is lined inside with
white English Grape. The outside box, to con.
tain the coffin, is also covered. and is lined
with fine black alpaca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

APPLICATIONS AND PARDONs.-Yesterday
the applications for pardon of General Eweli,
General Echolle, Gov. Aiken, and Mr.. Tren-
holm, were lied at the Attorney Generals Or
flee.
In addition to those heretofore mentioned the
following named persons have applied for and
obtained the Presidents pardon under his proc
lamation Of May 10Th, 1855
J. H. Witherspoon, A. ID. Coffee and II. c.
Jones, of Lauderdale county; and Alfred Bat.
RE, OF Mobile, Ala. William Keigh, Ports.
mouth; W. +. Lynch. Richmond; g. W. c.
Huntington, Prince William county: and G.
A. SchwarZman, Richmond, Va; William B.
Reese, Knox county, Tenn; A. &. Halves, Ow-
ensburg. Ky.
Huntington, above mentioned, was Super.
iEtendent of the Capitol Police at the time
President Lincoln was first inaugurated.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
OHIO UNION CONVENTION.

OHIU UNION UNIV ENTION.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-The Ohio State Union
Convention met at Cincinnati to-day. General
w. b. Woods was elected President.
General ]. u. Cox was nominated for Gov.
erpor by acciamation- "A. q. Mckinney, of
Warren county, was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor. Hon. S. S. Warner, of Lorain WAS
nominated for Treasurer ]. Brinkerhoff WAS
nominated for Attorney General James
Moore nominated for a member OF the Board Of
Public Works.
The Convention passed resolutions lament.
ing the cruel death of President Lincoln, and
endorsing the policy of Andrew Johnson's ad-
minisration, and that four years OF sanguinary
war has demonstrated that slavery and its In
stitutions are irrevocably opposed to freedom
and free institutions. and that while we are
anxious for an early reconstruction of frater.
nal relations with the insurgent States, we de.
mand shall be upon such terms as will give
assurance OF peace and security to loyal PEG.
pie. AMI prosperity to the Federal Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

~Pror to the surrender Of Gen Johnston
the late Rebel Confederacy had accumulated
Of all ki,ds at Charlotte, N. G, directly i'm
ported from England gust before the fail Of
Wilmingtcn. which have been received at
Newberf after an inven,ory which consumed
three weeks time - = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

ne first new wheat OF the season WAS
sold IN Baltimore yesterday at So so per bushel.
~ The Iron-Clad Canonicus, which fired
me last shet against the rebel forts at Charles
ZOE, and was the last vessel struck by the en-.
eray's shot IN that harbor, is on her way from
Fort Roy al 10 some of the northern ports prob
ably Philadelphia.
- Freigbts have been secured for five
thousand bales of cotton on the foreign steam
ers sailing from New York In the next four
teen days.
II The Sanitary Lodge, situated near the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Depot, Al
e1ardria, was destroyed by fire Yesterday
morning considerable amount OF stores
were lost.
~Rear Admiral Goldsboreugh, comman
DER OF our naval squadron, destined for the
European waters, sails from the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard to-day on his flag ship, the Colo
rado. Other vessels of the suuadron will
shortly follow the Colorado.
~ Among the passengers by the Africa,
which left Boston for Liverpool vesterdsv'
was John T. Hale and family, United States
Minister TO Spain.
~ John T.. Breckenridge, the Rebel Secre
tary OF War. has arrived ut Havana, having
MADE his escape il an open boat from the
r Florida coast The Rebel General SLAUGHTER
Aao also arrived there. having been driven ont
CT matamoras by his ewn soldiers
1.-THE Virginia House of Delegates organ.
reg on Monday and adjourned. The Senate
was not IN session for want Of q quorum
Sdoy. Hahn has published a card. in
which he declares that the Legislature of Lon.
1siala adopted the Constitutional amendment
aoolishing slavery, the reports TO the contrary
being untrue.
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ACE M TLES
POL N TSt
We have on hand about twenty 1--WE
LACE POINTs AND MANTLES,
AT COST.

Of good quality. which We are closing out
AT COST
Also, . large assert emit Of
SUMMER SHAWLs AT COST.
J0H. J. MAY l. CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
js22-2t between eth and 10th SITS.
SBALID PROPOSALS. viii be received At thu
- Mayors Office until II m on MONDAY the
26th inst. for grading 9Th street east from Hast
Capitol street to g street south Bidders viii
state the price per cubic yard for Grading
The aurplus earth will be deposited where. the
Commissioners OF the Fifth and Sixth Wards NAV
direct. aa ,. BARNEe. = =
-t1l Commissioners Fifth Ward.
W. A. FLETCHHR,
Commissioners Sixth Ward.
DENNIS CALLAHAN,
JACOB LllNHART.
Je2-td Assistant Com missi snsrs.
nRY GoODsl DRY GOODS !f-yOR 10 DAYS
IL FOR 10 DAY8lt-Intsnd moving to Balti-
more. shall sell off the entire stocs without re-
gard to cost, consisting Of Black silkP, Gros de
Rhine, eros de Grain. Lustain, sils Circ1lars,
sacques, Ceats. Wrapping. A full line Of White
Jscf nets. Nainsook Stripes, Checked aud Barred
Csmbric. Brilliants. Damssk Table Cloths, Tow.
cling, Napkins, Flanpels in all colors, Dress
Goods, Bsached and Brown Oottons. A large IS.
sortment of shawls, Is low as So Black Stella
Shawls, ~, cost S.: Hoop Skirts, cheaper than
evers Ladies' call early and late. to avoid the
crowd during the warm weather. ~
- Gs1 BANJ. NEWMAN. 443 9TH street. sat
3s2tt ss@ ShEee doors from q street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

~ A southerner was arrested at Mechanics
burg few days ago, charged with robbing a
farmer Of Cumberland county Since his ar
rest the accused has made confession, in
southerners, called the White Ghost is scat
tered through Pennsylvania tor the purpose OF
rCbbing the people. Papers were found on
his person giving the names and locations OF
different individuals in the valley, as well as
list of the towns and distances between
them from Williamsport to Lancaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

1--WE have from John f. Ellis, No. 3O6
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. the following pieces of new music ::
Sunlight thro the Leaves; Mazurka Semplice,
by RobJohn Fantain: Mazurka Caprice, by E..
) Nation; It's but q Dream, song, by MILE
nj. Dubois; Happy Day is Coming, song and
chorus, by Lockwood; Flight and Capture Of
JEFF. Davis, descriptive instrumental piece
by Wolf F,rire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

u Gov. Brough, of Ohio. positively de-
clines tobe candidate for reelection, and
propose to retire altogether from public life.
III The arrivals of immigrants at the port
OF New York last week numbered 1,4i4; being
the largest total OF any week thus far this sea.
son. .---.--...-' 80
1'Three thousand BASKETS OF strawberries
were furnished TO the SOLDIERS in New York
On Saturday. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22
PERSONAL

NoT1cE Those parsons who engaged of me
the four new Frame Houses. containing
rooms, on Sd street, are requested 80 como TOR.
ward by the 18th instant and pay deposit or they
Will be for rent Or sale. Also, wanted a PAINT
En-. Apply to Jas. ROBERTSON Agent, No 60
Prospect street, GEORGETOWN, D. G. je2l-4ts
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAE HAIR RE-
II NEVER NE
H. proved iteelf to be the most perfect nren.ra
ti3n tor the hair ever presented to the public.
II Will restore gray hair to it's original COLOR
1t will Keep the hair from falling out
1t cleAnses the scalp.
II makes the hair Iustrous and silken
II lsa splendid hair dressing.
For sale BY W. 3. BNrWISfLE. corner of 18th
street and Pa. avenue, and BY GASS & GATLY.
corner OF 9Th and | SITS, Washington, D c.; and
by X. S. C1sS1L. 10 Bridge street. George
town. and by all Druggists. te 07w
7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL Nor
1 PAY any Debts CONTRACTED By my wife, Ann Nc.
June 10, 1865. je j. St.
DEARR TRsIhsnR;.The C.pt.in Is aow sound
whom he was treated so bonorably and skillfully
D8. DARBY is etill at 499 7th street. je 10 lms
A sTROLOGY.-MADAME KROUsH will give
IA info rmalion all the affairs of life, and in
respect to al other gu bic cts She be consulted
at all hours OF the day and evening. Gentlemen
81 Ladies 80 cents She can also show q likeness
As large as life. Residence AIS Sd street, between
20. nv. and street. je7-Iw"
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to PenneyIvanis
- avenue, near 18th st., over Messrs. KidwellI
Drug Store. ap63mif~
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THE VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
Under the recent orders Of the War Depart
mept relative to the discharge of men belong
ing to the Veteran Reserve Corps, three hum
dred men of the 18th regiment, now stationed
here. will be mustered out Of service in few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

THE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION
President johnson has designated Saturday
morning as the time for a special Interview
with the South Carolina delegation relati We to
the affairs of that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

Capture Of Rebel Gov. Clark. of Missis.
sippi.
CAIRO, June 22-Goy. Clark of Mississippi.
isreported TO have passed through Meridian
under military escort on Friday last. The
Mobile And Ohio Railroad is reported to be
completed to Corinth TIE Southern Road
will soon be completed to Vicksburg =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22
DECISION RELATIVE TO pEsERTERs

DECISION RELATIVE TO DESERTERs
The Treasury Department has decided that
soldiers who have violated their contracts with
the Government, by committing the crime OF
desertion, during the time for which they had
enlisted, or were drafted, have no legal claim
either 70 the pay which had accrued at the Tune
OF desertion, or to any payment OF bounty; and
that any payments hereafter made in conflict
with this deeis will be disallowed at the
Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22
IN THE OLD CAPITOL.

IN THE OLD CAPITOL.
Gale, the notorious ALBANIAN, who advo.
Gated the raising of one million dollars in the
South to be used for the purpose Of numbering
the late President Lincoln and his Cabinet
was brought to this city Yesterday and as.
signed to quarters in the Old Capitol prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

IL Bishop Andrews, OF the NJ E. Church
south. has published an address. in which be
counsels submission and peaceful acquiescence
in the new rule. Bishop Lynch Of Charleston.
most Violent Rebel, is an applicant to Preei-
dent johnson for pardon. Bishop Gregg, Epis.
copal, O. Texas, advises the church to return
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TO BE MUSTERED OUT.

Gen. Parke. now commanding this depart
ment, has given notice that in obedience to in
structions from the War Department, when
ever a brigade is broken up by reason Of the
muster out of regiments, the brigade band will
also be mustered out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

John Il. Brooke, Esq., as trustee, disposed of
Keys Quarter" the property Of g. ID. Hill,
Esq, situated in Nottingham District, in this
county, containing rs acres, for Sl50u0 1t
same gentleman having previously purchased
MIR. q. ID Hills life estate in said Iand.-Mayl-
borough Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

ADMIRAL DAHLGREN.
The Z. s sloop- of war Pawnee arrived here
last evening, having on board Admiral DAHL
gren. who has been in command OF the South
Atlantic Blockading Squadron for the past
two years. The Admiral will leave here TO-.
day for the North.
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PROCLAMATION.
L MAYORS OFFICE. CRY BALL, }

DROOLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE. City BALL,I
WASHIsGTON. june l9, 1856
Representations having been made to me tina
rabid Dc gs are running at large in this city this
10 to notify owners of such animals that this fol-
loving section of the act approved January II,
1875, entitled An act relating to 5os,," will be
strictly enforced for Q period Of sixty days from
and after Saturday, the LIST day of July next
Bs t1enntted by The Board Of Aldermen and Board
made to appear to the satisfaction Of the Mayor
that any animal Of the dog kind within this city.
which the Mayor shall be the Judge deemed and
considered mad it shall be the duty Of the Mayor
mails Of the dog kind shall, for a period to be
defined by the Mayor. wear e cd and su bstantia
wire muZzle. securely put DO to prevent said
dog from bitine or swapping; and any animal of
the dog kind going at large curing the period de
find By the Mayor without such muzzls shall he
killed and buried and 1t shall be the duty Of the
police constabes. or such other persen, a. may be
desisDated BY the Mayor, to carry oct the pro-
is2O cost RICHARD wALLAuH. M.vor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

IL The Baltimore Clipper alone of our Bal.
timore exchanges has the honesty to give the
Star credit for its reports of the conspiracy
trial, copied by them all word for word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

CLERK AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
Casper H. Conrad, Clerk in Col. Ingra-
hams Office, has been detailed for clerical
duty at the Executive Mansion, and ordered
to report for duty to General Muzzy, the Presi.
dents Military Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE.
Mr.. William Hunter, Chief Clerk of the State
Department, is Acting Secretary State during
the absence of Secretary Seward, who has
gone to Auburn, N. Y. with the remains of
his deceased wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

NEW MUsIC.-From Horace Waters, pub
Usher, New York, we have received a new
ballad. 80, Send me one Flower from hi
Grave" and Funeral March to the Memory
OF Abraham Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

FRENCH JAcoNIPs
AND ORGANDIEs.
We shall open to-day fifty pieces very choice
sty les Of
FRENCH-PRINTED JACOEETs
ORGANDIEB,
from Bernhard Hutton 3 sale of last Prdav
Also, from the same sale,
BLACK SILKS.
such az
GRO D1 RHYMES,
TAIFEFAs,
GRO GRAIN AND
MOURNING SILKS.
LUPIN's THIN BLACK GOODS
of every description for mourning
We offer the above goods at q very small I'd.
vance on the auction cost.
jos. J. MAY & CO..
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
,eDT between 9th and 10th sts
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COMmISSARY STORES

1t has been ordered that if troops serving in
this department receive commissary stores I'M
fit for issue, they shall be returned to the DEPOT
from which they were received for such dis
position Us shall be deemed for the best inter-
ests OF the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22
GOVERNOR OF A

GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA
President johnson yesterday appointed
Judge Lewis e. fareons. Of Alabama To be
Provisional Governor Of that State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

- Shillington sends US the July mum Der of
Madame Demorest's popular Mirror of Fash.
a0rs
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SEWARD

SECRETARY SEWARD
The Secretary Of State, who has gone to An.
burn with the remains of his deceased wife,
will, it is expected, be absent about ten DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22
LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-A LADY'S RIfICULE, obtaining about
II SIS, in going down II street And m the avenue
5, ss s s M
IL on the avenue Of 10Th street. Any one 6ndirs
ths and ssss:sIns them to this oss "a b
T11KiE Up IsTRAY-one BAY HORSE con.
L aemned. The owner will please come for.
s:''i s:;!.ss ID f; Fl; him
streets, On The !l:t iDstsat. Bun M MULE e.
fGrvs,d prove property pay charges and take
NOTI0E.-Taken up as an estray. one medium
er is requested to COME forward PROV. prspsTtg,
pay charges, aid take it away. Y. DEB0W.
je 2l.2tr Government shops, 2lst street.
Fo9MD.m.A PooklT ], BOOZE So,H, soat.inins
soldier. The loser can obtain the same by ca ling
at No 66 Leuisia1a avenue, near Bank of Wash
je 2i.sts '' A. B. ALLlN.
GS RlWARD.-s on the 18th inst one
- - reddish brindle cow, with white face and
Any one SAID Cow to No Scas ssss
street street. Georgetown. will receive the above re-
TAKEN UP ESTRAY on the aubscribsr's place.
one small BAY HORSE. about four years old:
has the oistemper The owner will please come
rCRs5 e. Pa1 ss.sss:
je2l-6t& near Piney Branch.
coz REWARD-Strayei or stolen last MONDAY,
aDd aSRss and WaSeN
The horse is sorrel and the wagon green. The
above reward will be given if returned TO street
between Sd and 4th sts., 0spit9l Hin ,n,
STRAYED AWAY-Ou Sunday, the 18th Instant
~ Buffalo cow. white and red spotted or N. 1ed
color. with white spot on the forehead. Any per.
son who Will return, or give information SO that
can get her again, will be literally Iexarded:
JOHN Il. BRIDGET.
je 2l-2tf No. S95 Pennsy.v wanna avenue.
&In REWAKD.-strayed or stolen on the night
ny OF the Goth inst one dark BAY HORSE,
hte right hind leg is white over the joint and
sweliine in that leg as high as the knee: q large
hsrse In very good order. The finder will receive
TIE a6oye reward BY leaving the animal at TIM.
OTh1 DIsMONDS. corner Sd and g streets
lslana. je 2l-2t~
pICKID UP NEAR sWAMPOODLI. sorrei
H0Rsk. marked /. O., which the owner can
pave by proving property and paying charges
For particulars apply at Star ONCE. js 7O-St'
EOGhD-Picked up on the 20th instant, by a
= small boy, POCKET. BOOK. containinK
money and other papers. which tho owner can
Rave by calling at $40 3 street. south side of
tisement. ia al-3.s
I EFT AT PARK HOTEL STABLES. 9TH ST :.
4 on or about the LIST of June. dark bay MARE,
about six years cid and about Is hants high. The
Two right feet are white; crippled IN hind legs
The owner will please call within ten days from
ibis Lth DAY OF June. pay expenses and take her
for her feed.
jel7-6t' LOUIS BEYER.
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MR.. LINCOLN ON THE QUESTION OF NEGRO
SUfFRA0E.-T The following private letter
written by the late President to Gov. Hahn
OF louisiana, is OF interest, referring, as it
does, to the subject of negro franchise:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON, March
IS, 1e6i.-Hon. Michael Hahn-MY DEAR SIR:
1 congratulate you on having fixed your name
In history SIS the first free State Governor of
Louisiana. Now you are about to h, We = con
probably 6Ehifh uaRQpg 9ih s,, things; will
~ suggest, for your private consideration,
whether some of the colored people may not
be let IN, as, for instance the very intelligent,
Snd especially those who have fought CALAMITY
IL our ranks They would probably help, In
some trying time to come, TO keep the Jewel of
liberty in the family OF freedom. But this is
oIiy Suggestion. not TO the public, but TO you
alone. Truly yours. A. LINCOLN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

SUICIDE OF EDMUND RUFFIN.-Ths Rich
mond Republic announces the suicide of Ed.
mund Rufin, Of Virginia A memorandum
was found among his papers, stating that he
Gould not live under the government of the
Cnited Statss-thathe preferred death to doing
so. Ruffin was very prominent politician of
virginia, and fired the first gun on Fort sum.
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

FORTRESS MONROE, April y. lS65-Major
General HdlIeck, Richmond, Ia: The truce en-
tered TITO by Sherman will be ended as soon
SIS can reach Raleigh. Move Sheridan with
his cavalry toward Greensborough. North Car
eliza. as soon as possible. think il will be
we'll to send one corps of infantry also, the
whole under Sheridan. The infantry need not
go further than Danville. unless they receive
orders hereafter to do so.
I, ). GRANT, Lieut. Gen
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION

from the corner Of 10Th street. ie St
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
1875 Il 1917 Broadway, New York.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MlLoD1oNs.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, ESGRAvISGs.
Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches. an
ELEGANT JEWELRf.
CONSISTING OF
Diamond Pins. Diamond Rinss, Gold Bracelets
Coral hOst p Jet, fsV cam ana s.neo
silver I1tension Holders. Sleeve Bat.
Ss. sst' P Pf and css. sdt cola
VALUED AT 100000.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man
,oERTI1IoATIs, naming. each article ara il
which are we'll s mixed One Of these in1elepes.
AM ths Csrtse,ts o. 9s' ior some ne Art,
to any address, without regard to choice, on re-
shs sss s ssd Vi.
then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the article
named or can choose any either one article on our
VPurchssers Of our SEALED INyHLopls
may, in this manner, obtain an article worth
from one to i've hundred dollars,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
when they need not pay untiitls known what t.
i SNTfRS IS sifH sFAoT1oH GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES.
THE EURBKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to tn fact Of its being the
/ Original and argest-Gift Association IN the
in a fair and honorable manner, and large and
greatly increased trade is proof that oar patrons
appreciate this method of obtaining rich and eis'
During the past year this Associaton has sents
very large plumber OF valuable Sr1ss 70 al Ra rss
e CO fai Value no article
and 1 tnere re-: .rs 10 BLAsks o's DonA
prompt returns, and tn e article drawn will be inn
mediately sent to any address by return mail or
rs follewips parties have ec.ntly drawn val:
Andrey Wilson, Custom House, Philsdelphia,
New P.n.nss Tsis
800; r Jones, Barrett, Marshall 90. Kansas.
b bury, o.. GOLD Wsseh. value. SIS: 9ei shsw
a :sd. east Hth h street New York. Piano value
boyer. eit5 Hotei N:.s1ii:, Tenn, Msied ksn,
Indians velunt eer.. .N.sh1ille,. Tenn. Watch.
value. $as; Rowland Patterson. 90. D, 10Th lows
ABBEY q
deon, value $40: James I: Dexter, City Surveyor,
SSS s
COLES, Grand Rseids: Mlebix.S. Silver s o:sto ~
Luther Detmold. Washington. D. c.. Oil Painting.
Were we permitted. we might add many names
to the above list, but many perssns object to our
30 doing, We therefore publish no names without
Letters from various parties throug hout the
country acknowledge ng the receipt Of very vslua-
bic gifts, may be seen on file At our office.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until you know what you will receive: