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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-05-13
LAWRENCE,
REFERENCES

NORrHRGp & CHICK, New York.
spflGitrER BROS,
BtRSHNRn, sFllGNAN & KAHN,
MANSON, rAyFRON \ CO., St tnuls
KELLER, AUSTIN & CO.,
.C R. NuGhHEAp q CO lelyrnWnfh
llEN~liY < IIANNoND,
.J.Np. SHANNON, Kansas City,
NJ ulkElY
W. H. MOORE CO., Fort tnIon,N, VI
III BERG X AMBE2G, Santa TO- "
sEiIGMAN 4 RRO.,
JOHNSON, kOrlI a WFSCtiE, "
500 IAN BrfTHNER, Taos "
kEslou ApglO. Nhaqrorqra, "
MORE Il NlTOH}L. IrroOl',
HiNCNlEY y BLAKE, Fort lrlg,
A. WEBB X Co, franklin Texas
Ne. 81. Bn
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

TRANSPARENT HoUsEs.-In t.o Fio.h1!y
of Surpsise Valley, Nevad1, e mn eAseIi-
allied, and as transparent as bioc.zs OF ieo
from the clearest pond TINS r5ei1 natv-
ally breaks in perfect squares, mi with
out cutting can 5e used Tor bnilamc ror,.
poses Several houses will soon he tf cted
of this material; and it is thought iaL 70
windows will be required, SIS ,ac y. - OK
gypsum will admit light. A belidia- c0a-
structed OF this material woa.9 r,ainiy
present splendid and fairy L.. 9Ps~g'
spse,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

sThen Samuel took stone, and set 1t between
1f;z,ab aud Shen and called the name of it Eben
eyer. saving. Hitherto hath the Lord helped us
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

preached at Plymouth C5uch; Brooklyn Sgn
the Ta4rg.eadent By T. J. EiHHrood.l.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

FULE REPORT

OF the Famons Sermon on Reconciliation
with the soufh, Endorsing President
Johnson,s Foley, by Ihe Rev Henry
Ward Beec;ler-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
A Erne Storr of Alice Moore.

Alice Moore was a pretty aud pleasant
child, and favorite with ell She had
very laay IKE manners, and no coarse
words or rough and uncouth actions
spoiled the effect OF her childish beauty.
She was like little queen among Der
playmatea, aud any one. Of them was
proud Of her company, Perhaps there
might have been danger from taking the
lead among them so long, that Alice
would grow up self willed or wayward.
However, when she was eight years old
She had-a dangerous feve, An the viii
lage was anxious about little Alice, and
many good people prayed the Lord to
spare her life. After six weeks Of pain
and weakness, abe began to getwen.
How pale aud sweet she looked the first
morning she came-iuto our school room
10 see US all agsinl
We looked with awe upon her altered
face, for we knew she had been very
near deNth ss ,osik
But it had been blessed sickness for
Alice. Her mother thought God must
save been with her, she had been so pa
t,est, truthful aud humble. Certainly
she was a gentle and kindly child ever
afterwards, and all her companions no
ticed the change, She grew to be I
greater comfort 10 her mother, and was
like the light Of his eve 70 her father
For Mr.. Moore was one of those good
natured men who fall sn easy prey &
bad habits. he had times of being yer,
incorporate; and then he would be crosl
10 every one but Alice. She stood be
tween him and the rest OF the famil
E when no one else dare approach him
So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
All y0u VIII ssay, n thht vas
fine, bat did il Laeff
sowing Lutte Seeds.

Lathe Bessie had got a present of q
new book, and she eagerly opened it7to
look at the first pictare II was the
picture OF boy string BY the 81 10 Of Q
stream, and throwing seeds into the wa
ter. oil
''Iwonder what this picture is about, =
said she; " Why does Che boy throw seeds
into the water2 "a
40, / know said her brother Ed
ward, who had been looking at the book I;
he 10 sowing the seeds Of lilies
Rat how small the seeds lookl' said
Bessie. at seems strange that such
large plants should grow from such lissle
thinRa"s aafalaasH aasaW
lyon are Just sowing such tiny seeds
every day, Bessie and they will come up
large, strong plants affer WHILE said
her father. ls,sssa rs.s
30, no, father, have not planted any
seeds for q long while. 4 IA. se
ri have seen my daughter SOW mum
bee OF seeds TO day"
Bessie looked puzzled and her father
smiled and aaid. "a Yes, 1 have watched
you planting flowers, and seeds, and
weeds. TO day.
Nov know that you are joking, for
I would not plant ugly weeds" -
,is'I shall tell you what ! mean. When
you laid aside that interesting book aud
attended 10 what your mother wished
done, you were sowing seeds OF kindness
aud love. When you broke the dish that
you kuswyoprmotheF valued, and came
instantly aud told her, you vote sos ing
asada Of trnlh. When you took the cup
OF cold water 70 the poor woman az the
gate, you werc sowing Aceds OF mercy.
These are all beautiful Howers, Bessie.
But hope my little girl has been plant
ing tho great tree Of love 10 God, and
She will tehd aud watch ID, till its
branches reach the skies, and meet be-
fore his throne"
"Aud the weeds, father
"Whan You we're impatient with baby,
you sowed the seeds of illtemper. when
you spoke GROSSLY 10 Robert, you planted
anger. When yon waited some lime
after your mother called you, you sowed
diaobedi0nce and aeltishnesR These are
all noxious weeds Pull them up DO
not let them grow ia your garden -
! Childrea's Friend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

NEEnIEa.


{ Crosby 4 eoa,s. naFileflr. Enslish a Hon
biug's, V Nos. I, Z. .. 4. 9. s.f,a.a and ios q.
sorted kps. ~ saeh fapar-~I a. b, o. D. aud 3 4
%, beth IA haaFpa naa nptanana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

! 5sa- loved hin deafls, and ue1er SEEMED
10 fear him even when INTOXICATED
Perhaps this pleased him eFen then.
Certain Il is, lie never harmed her, how
ever violent TO others
As years went en- be sunk lower and
lower, becoming q turden Is yeti assa
terror to MS poor family. FsAHy hey
sought the protection Of the Law, and
Nj. Moore wes separated from his sui
fering wife. Nothing bnt shame and
death seemed olbe before hims and TOR
them nothing but poverty and unultsra'
bic grief
Ii was about year after this that all
the land suddenly walked up 70 tenn
perance reform. Children As wei as
grown people signed the pledge. Meet.
tnVs were held 10 every town through al
The goodTy Stated New YORK, and the
excltem ent reached even our quiet VII
lace fM. How welIsI tremehlbef that
Autumn afternoeE, when . gleetprer sd
dressed the people in our Lyceum Hall
We children were al there, Alice Moore
among the rest just as the speaker be.
gan, poor Mr., Moore himself entered.
and walked slowly up the aisle, taking
seat H1&& 1M% GEBM8 Fs DKbMb AWEsH 1An SUIT
prise Of all. looked at Alice; she was
sth and pale, with eyes fixed upon hAg
father, who sat looking on the floor
After an earnest address the pledge was
handed round for signatures One Of the
papera was handed TO Aliee's seat. She
arose and took IL into her ewn hand,
crossed the ball With steady step 70 her
father side, and laid IL down before him.
He booked up at hsr, and she spoke low
10 his ear. Another rnomept. and be
took the pen aod wrote the name Of Al
len Moorel e r
Ali you viii say, that vas very
fine, bat did il kGekf pst ea A
Yes, it astedl 81 sm ga
Whep Mr.. Moore had kept bis word
year, when be had worked faithfully,
and saved his earnings carefully, send
ing Gbem all TO tte iamiIy that once wis
his, that happy aud greaiful family took
him home again. Our good minister
who had advised the separation Of Mrs
Moore from her husband, married them
anew, and dear Alice had her father
back Z Peace and plenty returned 20
them, and honor and prosperity have
crowned their days ..,saa ats4.
See THAT child can dor Congr e1a
H0gsTf3ak - M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
DRESS GOODS
Department.

44A4 aEGNM# asa
FRENCH MERINOES A Larg
Stock of EreTy Shade
ALI-wooL EMPRESS CLOTHS.
OTTOMAN CLOTHS
TAMISE CLOTHS.
MELANGE POPLINs.
PLAID-AR- Wool Popfins.
CANTON CLOTHS.
GRAPE MELANGES.
ALPACAS-Ia Black and az coEors
AssS FaH Assortment Of FRENCE
AND BRITISH SAX0NY DRESS
GOODS, all Of srhieA ril BE- offered d
tie Trade, AID RErAIL AT RRIcEs RIA
DIZZY CoMPETErIoS.
xGhE9N Egsfg siisges s asxn
| #Gtf Ea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

A clsrs,m4h wh.is residing Ia south Amsries
a. . misslon4fy. discovered sah aud simple
remedy fsr fiAs enre q RsFFgus wsakHsss, EAxiy
aana. and the winie train Of disorders tfouKht en-
BY b4atfa1 and siciaHa halats. 0Fszf numbera
hass .baen already enfef - fhis neBfs FsEseiy
Prompted ~ desire 70 bsaeGt no afflicted aEd
auiorianals, will send the reclpe Tor preparing
aud using this as1iolas. 10 . scaled saTelope, 10
anY ous who 10 ds q, Pres ef cAeFg~
Pisese eHeloss a posi- paid engeiops. addressed
30 yagrEslf Address,
% = - JOSEPH r. IgMAE, @se
Iyz7, Gm. station y. Biblo House. N. y. CITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Thia asiehFasfd Toilet saap, 10 saeh anivfr-
sai demand. ~ n.hds FROM tho choicest nateriA
ale, Is mild aud snoiIient 10 ~ hatars, fra
gravity scented. sad sxir a,sly Do se lAeisi
ia IA. aetlos spos. ths sksa. Fsr sale - DFug-
Klsfs AID Fancy Goods DeAisrs auzfa1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEI
natehsBor's HAIR Dye i he Ie-s IL the
known World. Ths ehiy tsua and p@sfses nys
--narmloas --IHatantaneoas and RoiiAbis-pro-
duces o spIosald Black " hafarnl Bre@a--geEas-
dies the III effects 81 bad Dies, sad fssqusatly
rsssoFs4 ths erssiaai eseF. sold b. All pEgzgsss.
Ths ksnalas Is slrned. ". a. Basthslor. q Bar
clay strsat. EaW York. ap2b- 8m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Bik Ana Catsba Ytlsa Boahel. Tnfsta. anf
~. ana ~ inch Dsit Ribbon, ~ Binck. PHr-
pies Fink, kioe. nsgsnta, Aeathsf abd Brovu,
iafa9t aLyIaa. 49,. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
Guardian,s sale Of Real Eatat.

0uHAOA0 . 1WAU VI NkC0A lNbhtNs
rTNHE UNDERsrGN Sd, GUARDIAN OF TIE
Il heirs Of albion Fellows. deceased. will on the
nth day Of Noyembdrs aS6h at the Court. house
door in Evansville, sell at public auction Lot II,
upou the plat o. lands fof the heirs of Horace
Order Book L Of the Records OF toe yandsrbur<a
Circuit Court. being tract Of l95S scres ef land
near the ~ of Eyansyiile.s 49, rs,-.-e
Terms OF sale. One thiFd cashN one third at six
months, and one third at Il months the deferred
payments 20 be secured by notes with security
drawing interest and waving relief laws.
octso-dtds d FNE MARY 4. EEEIaoWs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
CHILDREN'S CORNIR
TdE LITTLE GIRLS SCHOOL.
NJ FIrz HUsH LUDLOW.


Little girl, where you 20 10 school, n
And when DO you 70, LITTLE Riri7
Over tbs grass, from dawn 10 dark
Your feet are n . @hfrl
YOu and the cat imp hsrs and there,
You and the robins sing
But what 40 you know 10 the spelling b0ckf
Have Jon eysr learned anything7"
Thus the little girl answered,
Only stopping 70 cilng
70 my finger minute,
AZ 3 bird GA the wing
Catches 4 twf9 Of sumac, II 81
And stops 70 twitter and sing.
"wbsn the daisies eyes are a twinkle
With happy Tears Of dew,
When ssalleus Waksn 10 ths saves, u
And the lamb beats 10 this sws--
When lawns AFRO golden barred,
Aud fhe Kiss Of tho wind ~ cooi~- ssEs#
When mornings breath blows ont The stars
Then do ~ 20 school a4 -
Ny school roof Is the dappied sly,
Ard the bells that ring for me there
Are 81 the voices ~ morning f
AHent N the levy air,
Hind hstgre ~ ths madame, gN N8#
Aud the hook whersout spell esss
II dogs-eaEsd BY tbs brooks sud gisns.
Where ! know tie lessons we'll"
Thus tho little girl answered,
In her mnbleai gu9.dOor tghes sM4Ht44
Che was up 70 ny pocket
was a man full grown
But tbs next time that shs goes 10 school, -
She will rot go alone
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
sPECIAL NOTICEs.
= CROW 4ar GLORY.


Er@y Mar, sgonan ana esiIa uho.has used
Sterling's Ambrosia
Is willing 70 reeonra-nd 10 Thrss years Of rap
ldly lnersasiag s4Is lave uKde the Amtssala g.
- n s.t.srf4 asa - NaaR
IT Is WARRANTED 10 PLEASE.
Iteures ftebisz Ct tbs Head
II a&iss Eey Hair grew On Bad He@es
ffpr4senss fhs hair from Falling Dat. z e
Itrsndsrs ths Ha'r soft and Glossy.
CieaEses TIE ses'p. Goals the heated Bros, Re-
moves DsnanrG, curss EsFsSss asraAehs. Cares
Baidnsss, Insur~s Luxnriant Locks. Iaeliaea Hair
10 cnrl. aapesesdss Wig, Kills HAir.Eaters.
Good n. & appAFent atoHes-
TO THE LADIES WE SAY, I
The Anbro-ia VIII suis yoa 20 I. Elegaatly
put Up. Dsliesf VI PsffaFsed. R4sronizsd By
Opera Singers aud Aeirea1sa, Fold IN splendid
boxes Or ssrsons. eontaiAIhg tao large bgtfies-
so.2 Cor noFBlae, 6o-I for essnias- -.
THERE Is so MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
sTEHLIHe's AMBR0eIA - fhs bsst, most
agreeable and effective toilet ia ths w0rId. To
prove this, Try c.rsca.
Fold b. DzHggu,s.
sterI ng's Anbrosia Manufacturing
Company,
&I5 FULTON street, NEW YORK.
a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

y ", BrsflsT's n Dnpiez Eiipiic," ~ DonbIs
Hfssl drfihg H9op ftift. A iares sd9 c0mDiefs
nssoftment III chU8s', missfs And Iaiisss. ~
mad siheh TAPE, Wits ana coiofsd,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
RIBB0Ng,

,., en- ~, E:A-.Fs I',,''s.s s's ''l@~'a ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
BRUSHES.

a: 5s.' ':ss: T ' f ss ss,' s e. sss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Lamb's- ~ si Hose, 81 la, Bias, Mixed.
Eblts aad sistas aud Easaosai, 81 nsr0rls4 ylzes
nssesi aud CAiifrs1ss~in b0xes, es4ortsd slEes :
Gne As rfnaeaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
SOAPS

Consists 81 ceigaish. Rochester, Chemical
W0ke apd Themas Warstiey 4, n pamphaf, PoB-1
tfns, nfesn Ntusiaers Hnney and 0Assile. Tiesmps
son's Cakss aad .Bsfs. 4ukes aad ffiliinss
Ahaall.. nlIf Oh r.lln--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
bna o1ia SILK lyaaa v
M8AA&#AAA
Department..

MOIRE-AETIQUE SILKS.
REP. AND CORDED SILKS.
GRO CRANE SILKSAlaha
FANCY SOLID C0L0RED SILKS.
CHECK AND STRIPE SILKS. all
of the popular shades for Street
and Evening Dresses.
BONNET vELvETs in ali shades.
All shades OF C0LORED VELVET
RIBBONS AND BUTTONS for
Dress Trimmings. 3 g sssfss
CL0AKS and BAsQUINES from
$500 TO $4,000 m n41
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
SHAWLS. from So to si2 SO.
DOUBLE PAISLEY sHAWLS. from
$1,000 to s82.5O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

HatheNsl. Z ei.zed Paper ttandlng.
aoIfamftt's o. Ftsrfn ~
EDtffe Coamon krrou, af
LiDen Collars u al kinda and sfzss,
49, l.s,.s. s ...s fslas., sas' ~ y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
LINEN THREAD.

LssisF, sos.I o.g. Blll ~ LeaE1T Papsfi 70
noidsES, ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
SUNDRIES,

Cable Cord, STA Coat Cord. 4 ofst Cricket Eea-
dieas Hooks and Eyes, Flnxsr EfrRs, Wafch
gnarasy shos Three9, i1eD and cotton Floss.
shes Lees, Mage krfifs, Waieh Keys, corsft
snf Isstaer fsifs ViollB Servings. Bennss Boarfs,
yoFsfta Corsst stays, Wrapping Pager, Wbals-
bose, Ladies Paaess Wsaafun, enk Wells, SIX
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
nEAnG

Ooh. Dast. HATS. Tsafh, sail, shaving und
no Bfnshss' siss. : niss Pine Feather Daslsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
CoLaATRs HoNEY s0AP.

2iS SUI.TOs street, aEw YORK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

5s''f1 We "a .s.is e Wit. ga Col
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

{ss1fa sEsaf - a@asss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Common ohlnfss. Hubher and Fancy Fire.
fiora, Isery. Rnbtrr. Faaey Bnsi and sbail Tara
huhter, ft6fh sad Weed Pocket iiern ana Hnhe
Der Dfessing aud "a rndiass varsity Of nubtar.
hour9, aad Gog4year's Patent, ~ Nos. ~, %. 4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
AUCTION sAI.1sa.
cPECIAL SALES OF sERvICEADLE
y DRAFT HORSES.
ornrrsuA.TEn 0rSrulL's ovrroS,


orARrERuAsrER GESERAL's oTTIoT,
wAsHiSaroN, D. G., June l. 1885.
BY direction Of the ouartermaster General,
there will be sold al publlo auction, TO the highest
bidder, at the times aud places named below,
GIEsBoRo D. c., MONDAY, jane s, lses.
GIESBORo, n. c., SATURDAY, Ju1e 10, lssa.
GIESBORO, y. G., MONDAY, June ~, lssS,
BALTIMORE, Nd, WEDNESDAY, June II,
wlLLiSSsroRr. Pa, SATURDAY, June IT,
wEsrCaSsrER, PA, SATURDAY, June II,
GIKsBoRo, n. C., SATURDAY, June ", lssS.
GIESBORO, u. C., MONDAY, June 10, 1854
oIESBuRO, u C. SATURDAY, June -, isSs,
PHILADELPHiA, PA, SATURDAY, June ~
oIRsBo on D. O., MONDAY. Juu. %, 1891.
PITTSBURGH, PA, SATURDAY., July l, lss5.
aIEsBORO, d. C. SATURDAY, July l, iSes.
Two hundred sorvleeable Draft Horses at each
place. ..
An opportunity to purchase a superior class oI
Dram Horses at far less than their true value, l.
now afforded to tho public. The animals, though
sound aud sorviccable, are no longer required In
the army, aud must be sold. Tho attention oi
managers Of city railroads and ~ manufactures
IN especially called TO these sales
Horses sold singly. Sales 10 commence at 10 a,
m. Tcrms--Cash, In United States currency.
Steamboat for uiesboro will leave Seventh
street wharf, Washington every hour from a
m. TO 6p. m. JAMES A. EklN,
Brcvet Brigadier General In charge,
jc52d First Division, Y. N. O, ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
CAPITAL, q, 90, oOo,
In ~, 90 shares, at 80 each.


Tho property Of this company consists Of the
ell.knOwh Martin VI Standing stone tract, aud
contains from ., 600 TO go acres ~ land, In
Zee simple, free FROM leases, undivided interests
or royalty. Standing stone creek N branch 81
the LltlS KanaWhA rlVoTD aud IT, tributaries pass
through this property, aud u has upon a larger
amount 0f bOrlug territory than II owned by any
other company In West Virginia II Il situated
In Writ county, near the celebrated RathbOue,
or Burning spring tract, and In extent % toni
tory IL nNo times greater, aud IN considered BY
all experienced oil men familiar with the oil dts
triot Of West Virginia quite equal 10 " not suPs'
ruT u the RAihbone tract. The Standing Stone
on Company property extends from the Little
kanawha river, near Burning Spring Ron,
across the waters II Standing Stone creek, In.
Guiding a pOTtisn Of R1blnH1n's Fork aud Two
Rinis run, aud II Immediately In tho Great Oh
Break, extending from Burning Spring through
by Standing Stone aud Petroleum To Morse Neck
WsllS, near the Ohio river, aud embraces the
line Of UPHHAyAL.
The property " this company has not bssn de-
Veloped, TOR the reason that II belonged to miner
holTa, who could not convey until thoy attained
their majority, which the youngest did few
days ago.
Wells are being bored on the adjoining lands,
aud oil had. II II said that upoa this StABdiBg
Stone tract oil was hT.t discovered In 1900.
On the DoV"rs farm, AdlolninE, well Is being
bored aud oil obtained. Tho we'll Of Mcfarland
\ Jones, on the Morgan land, Is near this prop
orty.
don, Rsq. President FIRST National Bank 81 Par
kersbuTg, West Virginia aud the Hon John \.
Garlic, senator In Congress from Virginia, and
will be by theIa conveyed 10 the Standing btOn,
OIL Company whenever the stock to be dlspOsed
Of by subscription TO wit: ~, 900 Sharos) shall b.
subscribed aud paid for. Three thousand sib
hundred shares u the stock have already beer
subscribed and paid for.
Subscriptions received at the banking houssl
Of RIGGS 4 CO., and RlTfENHOUsE, row
LRR 4 co. dol4'u
IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL
| L DlERS.-riokets can be- procured NJ the one
| " tho 0reat PohBHy lYaHla Route, adjoining tn
| 0nncs II Major Taylor, u. T. r. NJ, at the Lodge o
the a. T. SANITARY Com mission, 10 all points IN ia
| EorthWsst aBa B0uIhWost, NJ greatly reduce
rates. Soldiers will hnd this tho cheapest, quick
est, and safest route " their homes
my22.lmd = J, WILKINS, Agent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

SEALED Proposals will be received at the
Mayors unies until SATURDAY, at ~ No., the
tenth QOlhl II June, for laying the gas aud water
service pipe On FouT. and half street, from the
canal bridge 10 the CITY Hall, where directed by
the Commissioners the pipe TO DO laid one foot
inside Of curb line.
Tue gas service pipe TO he one.ineh wrought
iron pipe, with the usual ono .lneh ga cock.
The water service pipe shall be three quarter
inch strong lead pipe weighing not loss than
three pounds two ounces per foot, aud shall De
laid thirty six Inches below tho stTest snrface.
The stop cock inside the curb 10 BE- thTes-guar-
ter inch brass cock, without projecting stem, "a
that II shall be under the exclusive control Of the
CORPORATION, with box and cover, conforming Ia
CORPORATION laws The bid fOT the service n Pes
will be per lineRl foot u tho pipe laid, aud spc-
cIAc sum for the tapping aud Corporation stop,
The ruTbstnue stop cock, aud the box aud cover.
| Ie5-da RlCHARD WALLACH, Mayer.
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.atiunaI grpabIitau
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.rra The New orr mAnufnctur-
- Association respectfully announce
viii reopen al Seaton Hall, corner Of
20, "A u strecls, for the sale " tickets 10 the
Ith IIsIi an Tuesday, June 18th, being the
-, sssond rer,ea,) on Tuesday morning,
~ wtb q renewed aud mae uihcent stock
y w,tehea, diamonds, sowing machines,
flu' .ily.r ware, &c. The Directors, en-
l'",i Nv the success u the Arst series II con
-, IA ueed 10 Announce . second series of
:, an the same plan, aud characterized by
". liberal features which distinguished the
.r... and tho public have universally en-
Z lthe fairness and lberality Of this novel
!, rnrehascr ~ ticket to their concerts
.ggsiye, at the tlmp o. purchase, At the depot,
a, HsIlN wher1 The ticket " sold, a Valua-
...ent besides q ticket to a hrpt class con-
rbs.e presents will DO distributed from
.,apens, stock % watches, Iewelry, pianos,
.y,re, sowing machines, &s.
Tr.sents will be given Immediately ~ soou
fekrt Il purchased, 80 that the ticket
rpcriyes, for one dollar, q ticket for nrst
.,pr,rt, besides beautiful present.
most succ@-pful enterprise lever inaugu-
\ The public pstroniEe II. The ladies ad.
II The gentlemen wonder At It, and all are
[fal-and all are benefited by II.
!. public may rect assured that every promise
\ Nv the New York Manufacturing Jewellers
1,tlon will be scrupulhuSly fulhllcj, AHd
The utmost fairness, libcrality, and good
gill he exercised toward all their patrons.
\ Enlistment must not be eonfOunded In
rsy with tho numerous bogus gin enter
=, - IVY which tho public has been 80 fro
,ly quilted, as It. Is conducted on very df.
|, principles, and its adairs directed by men
!. .,riai and business reputation Is without
fhlcmi-h.
\. ale Of tickets will commence on Tuesday,
4 a, aud continue every day and evening f0l
veek only The ladies' are respectfully In
i that special counter has been arranged
l. sit exclusive use.
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II PNrLED, BLoTcHED, AMI ULCERhTIn
Ins II scrofulous diseases, who drag your
.au persons into the company VI better men,
AYER's SARsAPARILLA, aud purge out the
eruption from your blood Restore your
.h. aud you will not only enjoy life better,
make your company more tolerRblc to those
mm. Icon IL
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NONE Dun MARE. FROM MR.

oLEN-ONE DUN MARE, FROM MR..
\" arl Cawford's farm, near Bladensburg,
~ aishl Of the 81 Of June. Said marc il
w. hands high; prominent mark In tho
~. Il,n' VI her right hind foot, supposed To
va grazing rope. Her name was cut
"a ~ seven months ago, aud II about half
Her iorchead is white. A liberal reward
|hpt ft,d LOT the return Of her, or any infor-
Lea, r., ROBERT KIRKUP,
{, S,,S oih O; v J., lst Brig, "a Div, 3oth
~" RsadensbuTg. jeS'AA