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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

Aud will buy and sel Gold, Silver, Exchange, Govern
ment Vouchers Orders on Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description
Collections will be promptly made and every Kind OF
business attended that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
visions made for the ssekeepng efDePosits and Tor
the accommodation Of Depositors-
In addition TO the responsibility OF the United states
the liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders are nd-
duAy responsible the extent Of their stock in sdd
ton to the invested in such shares thus aordng
the most ample security to the public
The following the Stockholders Of the In
stitution-
wm a. English wn. Brsden,
w r. Nofsinrer BENZ r. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon John W. Murphy,
( Deloss Root Judge =. n Finch
/ Jer. NcLene.
J. Y. ID Laniel, OF Y, VIM. Willard,
Gov. O. r. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Morrison, ID. W. Noble,
Gen Iaz Noble W. O. Rockwoed,
Hon. Oscar b. Hard, Daniel Hennessey.
Hon. T. A. Hendricks. James Powers,
Hon. David kilgore, J. l.. slaughter,
Hon. James A. Cravens, Lucian Hills,
Hon. John c. New, W. y I. Morton,
Hon. T. NJ Sullivan, Barnabas Coffin,
Rev Vim. A. Holiday, John c. Hereth,
Prof C. y. Tedd, DR.. J. N. Castor,
J. George StilT. III. r. Fitch.
George W Riggs. DR.. J. II. wooSbu.
Robert Browning, inc. C. Wright,
w. J Holiday. John Hendricks,
W. Y. Holloway. A. J. Danforth,
J ". Maxwell. James Greene,
Wm- X. Fry, 4. %. Billngsly,
A. J. Hay. ". W Leathers,
X Parker James Kinsow
J. L. Holton.
winslov, Lsnier Co.,
J. A. Ross. Iulyll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
CROCER RE S.
CITY and County.

- ROGERS sud DEALERS in Horainy. white Beans,
N Buckzheat Flour. DRIED Apples. Family and Bs-
kers Flour. and Produce generally. will consult their
interest BY ca ing the Undersigned at No IS East
Market stree. doors OF The Post oce. lndansp-
cls. q. G. HOLMAN,
lTdlv Produce Broker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
NJ e DlCAl.
M A N II O O D

AND IHE yIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED ~ FOUR
n weeks By DR. RECORDS ESSENCE oPLlFR. Dr.
Ricord (of Pais) sfter yesrs of earnest so-itstioa
leagth socetded 10 the urgent request OF the
American public and sppoistec N agent IL New York
for the sale OF his valued sEd highly priIed Essence Of
Life This wonderful agent Will restore Manhood 10
the mot shattered constitutions IN four weeks and n
used accor ding 20 printed Instructions lurs inpos-
sibls This lif-restoring remedy SHOULD be taken by
all .bcut 70 raafry It's eSects permanent See
cess, IN every case, is certain.
DR. R!cora Essence 81 Life is sole in cases. With fell
fnstructtons for use .; SS, four 9Usl;te
g. and viii bs sent to suy part, carefully packed
receipt ofreuitisnee TO hs accredited agent Circular
sent free % receipt Of four stamps
PHILIP ROLAND, a. Sreolls street
.Ans2-sly ors csef vssi ei Broadway, MI.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
MARRIED LADIES

vNTHOSE health ~ill admit Of Increase
w family seud . red stamp for DIX STUART'S PRi-
yATE CIRCULAR TO EARkIED LADIES. AID common
sense will tell you IL Is NO HUNBCG. AL eoDmVniea-
ton. strictly eonetsztiAl-
DR. DUDLEY STUART,
a-tAvSa O. Drawer sol- Gisago, M.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
Galen'S Head DiSpenSary
Essa bttshed in 1850 md ChaFtere
by the Legtslatu tur OF Keut0cky,
for the treatment OF
VEN eD>e8au ID IDlOe@Oe0e
SE.NI.F.4L W.E.AK.NESS,
And ell Affections o, the Urinary and Gepsrstivs Org
ss both Sexes.
JUST PUBLISHED
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATGsA
MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANTosoorIo sPEcrkcLxA

AS vENEREAL DISEASES.
" including Gonerhes. Glest.
Syphilis, Structure, Gravel, stone, n
Ruptures, Piles, Fistuis, Urinary ~
Deposits, and al Disc ases Of the
Kidneys, Bladder PROSTATE Gland. AS
and Seminal vesicles, and their
treatment, including q chapter or XsSs
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ y
servstions on marriage and the
prevention Of conception. Con-
tanning Treatise on Self Abnse,
Spermatorrhea, Sexual and Ser-
vousDebility, Barrenness and I'm
potence In both sexes; the effects Of these
the body and mind, and the Authors New
all thes. eases 10 fall, The only successful
cure. with an exposition Of cusckery.
Thisvork 10 not quack Advertisement, bu
and guide for married and single. II ls ii
that gives the treatment Of all the sbeve 6isel
English, with full directions for self-treatrne
tsins much valuable Information not proper
In psblie notice The work contains $50 paI
plates and engrsvings OF the above diseases.
address In . sealed wrapper. on receipt o
Thoee afflicted with any of the above dlse
placing themselves under the treatment Z
should frst read this work.
0PFICE-sit Fifth street, between Market
son, west side.
To insure safety % all letters, direct 70
oALEN'S HRAD DfspEr
Drawer 1<7. Louis'
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kphuAl 'iJ"r t.H i..
m, ,z0,poi.- i1 --rt- C.,.r..--.
r's f,b,. new. IS o., .. .... 20 i....... t..
C.nera snr,p,s u.s. no. q ,rr ..a' .-...tiu .
80 fr-s1s 6. Lave U.'s l-.u,. . ~.
levs h.r he R.ctrrbf pagers shell .r.
snDthcr ,,.onn NJ ts-tay's fra. ia ..1s'h.tI'
bna r'vlslly hl''n by this time. A. tue IT,. Gee
oJunis 1.ao-a' surnlAS had segc-~i conn .,..
toBs b~swsen u ana Augusta, ami was operauIr
m Ne nros q tbe E,!-sIo ryar and the C-sr,....
sud AS,s.,a Railroad. Tie bIsio ris,s oes- An
.'4sta, and rms .,uost parallel with re 70 road
e. Uont within twenty or tniry m'ies oi taerlc'-
ten. where u dsnocs scu.l % I'D End 90 ere IT, ''
asogt Clirty u,lw below Cb.se,tn. b.
ts.hs lal lem fought rcb aud ue
r.tol tp-tics have not vot been acvropet
But there are ~ .rdH ~ Cirv.1g th-t the ret's
v.n moi ycut.us e,'4 latte .or thc r.sts
81 Brs,Civ oil. ltd o. ,i.trn, and eolior -.a
t5' absp'cna1'ui ~ itr,s pin u. Tao ioa' o' l.s
f'lir,- lrrr '.S .a'rs fstg 'i.r % p,3 Doc Dr..
',i.,'. lrl ,la n,.. ...s r..r.rs a'tle 'rrr1s-
t,u Of % melville agntJ a. gl.lt bv..orr- 5000
oou1aI in4ssAs ls so f.r U74. s. %. arrt .'...
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r.' rst &C. f,Iuf 60 a-'..~.n vi" be- mere q o..
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rH.be adt.. .v. tIt rr..r' ms iar
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Charleston .r1Id o..t. or.. .rs' Igt ..pr .'..'.
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h.H ra ,. ..t.t.. r.r, Gas. ...tuL s.4 al
.. I..'.. v' .' NNIu. -. r I'D cra't d -. tt
tIt .tf..- o. ~. ..rr uH .IufF a. weeks 4 POI
.,..lr ....a Dc. ,t ..IfH 'rI o.. B..t.p. b. sil
. .t.."I uy mai, iicc Of postse, 10 any part Il
O.. l,.,.s.aits. $40
I'h-cigr a. N,ii-nn's HIGHEST rrcininm
Faces .'.l ~t.,n. a.,.II'.. . . Iiot.s-y. zee
Nh'c."-G WILSON,, uvonh,De W.. hiuc. 3ll
The s.Icr- Cough Rcu,eGy 81 I'll thc
t.i4 'nUetH- We mos o: roua 20 snrt % cure
- HyHttpa' Pi'nori. I.'gr. ", hume .lt.s Cer'il.
..''t 10. n.f.Vnr Who nave been rnIe 81 Of tor5fhs,
t.I.a, 'ft uas, i.fiH' rst. L.'ra and Otnsr
d % .a. irhau 80 Conan .tluu. ste positively su--
Pi f.' "t .ui.IHut HtIt We 90 plu..'I tr.tp. -oud
.r .. . .l.' ..tu ,utss '.I. .t l- A.s eco. .et.
Dc. Hrf fsH On. 10 ' Ff' wac ..r -tII o.. .t u
sDN ot t.'n .trGs't... tHf1 i,ae 10 4uI tt tl.,d.
.".. u..s tf lIt.ts1 10 DFctt7 'r o. Doe IA -th
t.t. tNt ut.. 4 ffrs itos, 70. a. b. Crsv fott ne
tu.. u.t. 90. tors4.o b. az Dfassiats. rHee 30
rDl .H .,.. ..N
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AShgCLEs FOFg sAE.E.

EREsH EGGS CUEAP-YOiKSO OF NEW
\ e.s for sale cl 'GD b, t'e i.rt lr g,llor - 80
Ls'en H. X Depot coy, I'm sna Fraaklln 49, ..s
JOB PRINTERS DESIRING 4 STOCK OF
- Pl Iit-- ,Ant 70 ctl ohtA.n sgue chea,, yi13s by
glr ..u. az far sua .I.s4 - ~
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BKE GOODS.

A TREMENDOUS RUSH fOP A FEW
- mo II those bsrssiu' - tie d. Goes E..Gb-
v r. RoryHTs.
sHIRTINj NJ '.tA-, -. Az uprar6s
PM BLACK 40 e.. I.sD ALFACAs. fr,p
O'i "S;tn e e, Ts,a ~ ~. 80 NM,
PAtNNArrAS. ,cr, a. 5d psr ~, IA k nlr.,
LISL>s, UANAa.s, NApKISs. TOWELS ana
..,... TREMENDOUS BARGAINS,
GEEAT ALTERATION SALE,
700 80 IO"EkEs ,o,r,
RARGAlNS, BtRGAINs-sOR lHE NEXT
~ 1hUIY pANs.
CLOSING OFT SALE
...,. rHfroN JOHNSTON
'''D''' ''''> '' DE-, aors.
'' 'H." EEi 'pS "IsAit "a ~ 2TsI'' i6c,
GSiAr sAcElIC,E r. noYrsrlc GOODS,
LOOk Al ril- relCv ~.
IlSE FAoI.uoGoRAD rElNrs at &c yard,
lu.ANY GINCHAHs to,, sood, =, 29c worth &c
liNt ~llkriNs 81 -ilNs, At q. T., .ur.h y, o.
NAEn-wIpt BLEACutD IisLiS5, cuiy &c..
HHAyYCANroN FLANNEL a. SIC. 4 oc ,va-d.
rs PAPER n Sins yard-side. At Zoe. " cnh
WHITE AND CoLuRED CORSET JEANS, Al 25c,
worth lhc.
MNHsl TIA uLrACHEn MusLlNg. At SOC.
ht't NILS, ..c. aud IL 81. Iel FAr1s.
hlANh Sl4LLIl Us, . tlO. - IL ,-t.
s7S No =! R,v.Hy.' .e.r ,,a,,,i,r 9.
PEfToN & JOHNSTON, pa BOWERY,
L VIA uaer thia week
rhEiG aAlNTIcENT STOCK,
SILKS,
DEtSS GOODS.
--... CiOAES ASp sTAwLS,
Al STILL. IT R,HEk EtDi cab PE!CEs.
W" al sir 81 g'tU 'lu" 10 the Afur.- y.mput gs
10 uur IA cuuol out these SO h. INV oas ~
building Qua MN SlU|G.
fLNlON & JOHNSTON,
- ",i botery.
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THOMAS REILLY, AUDulN.fE. aiLII
. % houlNy, Sub mt. N '.a,A ..' ~
"a e. tlt h.l"k SD LAtA.ts Of H.. .'. Oh,
COULTER, b,,.-puMYs, bv,urs al4 a .,t .u. I'd aci
soyIs, DC. S
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
~ .. = AT AUCTION.

r. .N.. :. UHtrnp bTArnA NAVr-NAhD,N
viii Ds soa !, public D. :.s SS r.. s sS IA
der, at - o'clock m, on SATURDAY, the 2ith
day Of luna next, Al tho Nayy-yArd, In wash
$Sse S@'''s S S.a.Is s''s%SIs @.I
" Putnam" " Rsaoluts,'' "CactuA,n AZ. N.
seymour "" C9ur Do Llon,'' "Ecta," "Mys.
tic, "westcrn World, " "DumbaTton, -" III
The baltimore" IL a wooden side. wheel
steamer pf the following Dimensions Length,
DO feet breadth Of beam, 20 foet inches; depth
q hold, 10 feet diameter Of cylinder, ~ Inches
STROKE Of piston, o feet inches.
Tho Watch" Ia a propeller; length, % feet
breadth Of beam, " feet depth Of hold, ! fsst |;
diameter Of cylinder, 10 Iaehcs, stroke o. Pist6n
sas lssSS * BrSRs.S Of T S.s snE r ~. e.
depth Of hold, 8 fcotj diameter Of cylinder, *
inehesi stroke o. piston, 10 inches.
The "Tsaser L singls-enEine propeller /
held, feet diameter Of cylinder, 10 inches I;
stroke Of piston, 20 inches.
The Putnam A . wooden sIds,yhssl
S.s sag Ss,, lOs i SsS :s Sat
smstsr Of cylinder, 80 inshssi stroke Of plstoS,
III. " Rssolu,s'' /. ebls.snsIps propeller;
depth o. hold, = fsstJ iiaInstsr Of cylinder, II
inches stroke Of piston, u inches.
The "Cactus' Il n wooden side wheel steamer
length, ITO feet breadth Of beam, ~ feet inches
depth Of hold, feet inches diameter Of cynn.
der, 81 inches; stroke Of piston, 7 feet. ! .
The J. N. Seymour IL q wooden side wheel
steamer length, 100 feett breadth Of beam, 10
feet inches depth Of hold, feet inches al.
ametsr Of cylinder, 30 inehssi stroke Of piStop,
foot.
The "Ceur dc Lion',isa wooden side ~ heel
steamer Length, % feet 7 inches; breadth Of
beam, n feet inoheSi depth Of hold, . foot
inches diameter Of eylindor, 24ihehosi stroke Of
The SzstS" is a single engine propeller.
Length, % feet breadth o. beam, IL feet 10
Of cylinder 10 Inches stroke Of piston, 10 inches
Tho Mystic Is . wooden propeller, single
engine Length, 1877 feet breadth Of beam, ~
feet inches depth Of hold, ~ fset diameter Of
cylinder, ~ inehesj stroke OF piston, - inches
The "western World Is wooden propeller.
Length l7s fee,; breadth Of beam, - feet 8
inches depth Of hold, feet diameter Of eylin-
der. % inches stroke Of piston, 4 feet.
The "Bat'' II q sIde.wheel steamer, buIIt Of
steel plates q inch thick. Length, go bet
breadth Of beam, ~ feet depth Of hold, II feet 10
Inches diameter Of cylinder, 81 inches stroke Of
The "Dumbartos 4" il an iron sido.whesi
steamer. Length, 900 feet breadth Of beam, %
feet 4 inches depth Of hold, Il feet inches;
diameter " cylinder, 81 inches stroke Of piston,
90 inches.
Tbs "LiIIIan " is an iron sids-whssI steamer.
Length, 226 feet; breadth Of beam, 70 fsst
Inches depth ofhold, II feet; diameter Of eylin-
der, ~ inches; stroke Of piston, o. inches.
4 The vessels may be seen and further pATtiou-
lars made known on application 10 Commodore
y. nostsomsry, ConRAndAnt Washington
Terms Of sale cash, In Government funds hyo
(5l per cent. on each vessel at tho timo Of sale,
and the balance within six days thereafter.
Je9 -sotd
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krE fLorR.-Demand limited 1T 5.2jafj 60 for
hrst quality.
CoSS MEAI.-No sales, and prices nominal.
ORAE.---OGerings at the Corn Exchange this
morning comprised 1900 bushels wheat, 400
do. Corn, and 1000 do. Oats. Wheat was dull
Sales Of ordinary 10 very prime whits at ISOa2Is
cts, and Inferior TO prime red at l5OalSO cts,
decline In the latter Of cts. per bushel. Yellow
Corn was scarce, and sold nj % cts white
brought locales cts, closing arm under a fair
Inquiry. Oats were lesA active and lower-sAles
being reported at 7Oa72 cts, measure Rye was
steady At s. cts. per bushel.
MoLAssEs. Market inactive, hut prices nomi-
nally unchanged, NiGF New ClAyed Cuba Ssal2
ots. do. MuscoVado In hhds. 45a50 cts do. do In
bbls. Soa06 cts. English Island l5A7j ots., and
Porto Rico 5OA75 cts.
PROvisIoKs.--Bacon shoulder and sugar .eu red
hAtns are In good demand for Jobbing and arm.
Nothing Of Importance doing In other descrip-
tions We quote prices "a follows Mess pork
At t26A426 50; Bacon shoulders at l5iIalbtGo ;
Slides at l6l4 al61yo. Bulk shoulders at l5ikAIio
Sides at l4lfc, Bulk hams At l7Al7ISc, ; plain
do. at aa2le. sugar. cured do ut 2SlSa2So ;
western lard At Ice. and Baltimore refined al ~
a22lIc
SAIL Ground Alum from Store is selling at
N.sS, harshall's aud woTthington's Fine t2s5
per sack, and Turks Island soc, por bushsl. No
inquiry for invoices
sUaGRs Sales Of . hhds. good Porto Rico
grocery reported at II cts. Market steady for all
grades, and previously quoted, viz: Cuba aud
:. l., common 10 good reclining, ellAtll.5O; do.
do grocery, ell. bOafl2; do do, prime TO choice
grocery, tl2 5OAtl325 Porto Rico common TO
good grocery, Ell. 5OAtl225; do. prime to choice
grocery, tlS.S0atl5.
WHISKY. transactions very limited, but mar
ket hrm, at y. OSat2O 90 fOt Western.
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POR FUEL.

ouARTERnAsTER's OTTIrE, o. g. NJ
wAsHIHgT0H, June ., 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received al this oIllee
until FRIDAY, the TN day OF July, 1884, at
o'clock, p. m. for supplying Wood and Coal 10
the United states Marines 1t gtOn, d. O.,
daring the hseal year ending 9Oth June, 1850.
This Wood 10 be good merehAhtAbls oak, aud 10
be delivered, piled, measured, and inspected al
such points within the walls Of the Marine Bar.
racks A. may be designated by the Commanding
Marine OhoeT, free ofsxPe 70 the United states.
The Coal 10 be best White Ash Anthracite Egg
Coal, FREQ from dust and 10 weigh Z, 80 lbs 70
tho ton 10 be weighed, inspected, and delivered
~ such points within the walls Of the Marine
Barracks a. may be designated by the Command
Ing Marine OfnoeT, free Of expense 10 ths United
States, aud both Wood and Coal 10 be furnished
upon The quarterly regulations Of the CommaSd-
Ing OnesT showing tho quantities required
AgFeeably " regulations. Payments viii be
made upon the receipt Of AeoountA duly Authenu-
Gated By said Commanding OAheeT.
A guaTahty 10 be signed By two responsible per-
sous, whose responsibility must be certified 10
By the URitsd states District Judge, United States
District Attorney, or United states CollectoT,
must accompany each proposal otherwise II will
not DO considered.
To DO endorsed Proposals for Rusl,'' and
addressed TO the undsrsisned:
Js6-lGW4W Major and QuaTteTmasteT.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HoRsBs.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
oUAHTERHAsFEE GEHERAL's oHYIcE,
HIRsT DIVIsIOH,
WAsHIHsToH err, Nay %, 1855.
VIII be sold Al Pablle auction, 70 the highest
bidder, At 0iesboTo' d, G., on RI.
FRIDAY, June 4 1895,
TUESDAY, June 9, 1858,
THURsDAY, June s, 1885,
FRIDAY, June 0, 1895,
And on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Of each week thereafter duriug tho month Of
June, 1885
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
DAY.
For road and farming purposes many good
bargains may be had.
Horses sold singly. Sale 10 commence at 10
q N, Terms cash, In United states euTTeney.
Steamboat for GiesbOro' VIII leave seventh
street wharf, Washington, eYeIy hour from q.
m. 10 6p. m. JANIS A. RKIN,
BrsVet BriEadIeF General, In charge Pir1I
Division oaartermAstsT Generals once,
my3o-tjsJ0 |
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

ROBBING A BRoTHER SOLDIER-0n Wed
neSdAy afternoon three soldiers, Martin Williams,
Edward Walker and John Edwards robbed a
brother soldier named Philip Helsbey Of 4s6. IL
seems that Helsbey was drugged by Williams
and the others, ater which he was knocked
down and the money taken away from him. The
robbers then ran and were pursued by Sergeant
Johnson, Of the second precinct. When the
sergeant was close upon them they threw the
money away. They were arrested and turned
over 10 the military authorities The money Fas
picked up by young man named Lake. who cav
the men when they threw II away. II was re-
turned % tho owner.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23
ID r 90 La N A TON.


MAIOR's OHHIon, Girl HALL,
WAsHIHaToS, Jane 10, 1904
Representations having bean made 70 me that
rAbld dogs are running Al large n thia elly this
Ia 70 notify owners Of such AnimAlA that the fol.
lowing section Of theAet approved January ~,
ls6s, entitled "An act relating 70 dogs, viii DO
and s2sS sATURDIY, he il day sfJsIy asEtI
BE u enacted bV " Hoard eL lLdsrBisa aAd
Hoard n O0mmOn CoeneI, That uhsneyeI 70
shall be made 10 APPEAR 70 the AAtiafAetiOn q the
Mayor that any animal Of the dog kind within
the city, which shall be Tor good and snnelsnt
reasons, Of which the Mayor ghAll Be the Judge,
deemed aud considered mad, y AhAll BE- the duty
Of the Mayor 70 Issue his pfoslamailon reqaiEing
that all animals % the dog Kind ahAll for period
10 be defined BY tho Mayor, wear 4 good and sab
stAatiAl wire muIlle, saenroly pal on, 20 a. 70
prevent said dog from biting or snapplnGi and
any animal OF the dOg klnd going a large during
the period defined ~ the Mayor, without such
innIIls, shall be killed and buried, and 4 shall
be tho duty Of the police ooRstAbes, Or such other
persons A. may be designated By the Mayor, 70
carry out the provisions VI this act. rI
8-' RICHARD WALLACE,
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GALE OF sERvIoEABLE MULES.


QuARTEhnAsrnA 0ENERLL's OPTICH.l
WAsmHarOH, ID. c., June 0, 1888. d.
BY direction Of the ouATtermAstsT GENERAL,
there will be sold, n publie auction 10 the high
est bidder, at the times and places named below,
via:
WILLIAMsPoKT, PA, THURSDAY, June 10,
HUNTINGDON, Pa, THURSDAY. June Is, tssS,
SCRANTON, Pa, THURSDAY, June "a, 1890.
WILMINGTON, DBL, THURSDAY, june "a,
1898
PITTSBURGH, Pa, TUESDAY, June a. 1885.
HARRISBURG, Pa, THURSDAY, Jane %, 1906.
Two hundred sERVIcEABLE MULES AT zach
place.
Many Of them were bought In the beginnisg o
the war, as young mules, Aeoompanied the armies
In all their marches and camps, and are thor
oughly broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and
familiar from being 80 long surrounded BY the
soldiers. H.'I..."
Though sound and ssrvioeGbls, thsy are no
longer required Ia tho army, and can be pur-
chased At these sales at far less than theirIuo
value. The attention Of beth miners and farm
sTs IL especially invited. E.HH"I
Mules sold singly. Sales 10 commence at 10 q.
m. Terms Cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKlN,
BreVsl BrigadloT Gsnsral In charge,
Js10-l6t First Division, q. N. D. o.
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John r. ELVANS a co.,
u 81 LOuisiAna avenue and sos street =
WARRINGTON, d. O.,
DEALERA ~
KE0 HARDWARE

CUT HAILs-Rinishsd, StO I9dj Fence, 9 70
l2di Boz, o, 7, I'd.
CUT BPIKEB-l 70 inches.
CLINCH NAILS
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
MORSE SHOES, Burdens Government, No.
tobi Burdens CITY, No. I 10 81 O. Gaa
T., No. I 10 Ii Muls Shoes, ], 4 T.
8 70 10; PuIsan's, .'x, I" % ioi New
LoRdeA, Q 10 10; I.kmerisAA, " q " 10.
epll TBRABi NET CASH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

New INvENTION. - Ingenuity never
ceases. Curiosity was attracted TO the store at
40 4ll PennsylvahiA avenue, by a newly con
e.fueted full -siIed treble-Fanged blades wedge
shAPed saw, exhibiting at said door. On inqniEy
We learned Il 70 be another Of n. CrOmalIen Z
patented inventions for saving down any sine
uees In the forest close 10 the ground while
standing thus not locking In the tree while cav
lngi merely saving available portion of timber,
great deal Of labor, and the land a once ready
Ior siess plOngh hing up. All farmers need such 4
ssE The patsntse has partly negotiated the
'aie 81 his patent for some western States AAd 10
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ouARrKRnAsTER 0EHRRAL'a OFFICE,
WAsHINaroN, ID. G., Nay %, 1854
MANY THOUSANDS OF MUI.RS are being
disposed Of at publie sAle, At Washington. =
The sales will continue until the number Of
animals Is reduced In proportion to the reduction
Of the armies, now going on rapidly, H
There are In the armies OF the Potomac, Of The
Tennessee, and % Georgia, probably FOUR
rHousAHD or TiE RINEsT SIX. MULE
TEAMS IN THE WORLD.
Many Of them were bought In tho beginning
% the war, a. young mules, accompanied The
armies In all their marches and camps, and are
thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise, geatls
the soldiers. . -
Tho whole South Is stripped Of farming stock,
and the North also has aaasrsA i,oA iha paiP Of
aaimals, ,aksn 70 supply The armies.
These animals are sold at public AuctIon
THEY WILL NOT BRING 'ANYTHINd LIKE
THEIR TRUE VALUE; aud such opportunilles
for farmers 10 get working animals TO stock heir
farms, and for drovors and dealers In stoct to
make good Hpeoulations, by purchasing them
and dlsPosing Of them In the south win meyer
occur again. NJ O. MICS
ouartaTmAsteT General
myD-% Brevet Major General.