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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
M & DiCAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Established I'm 1880 and Charcere
by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment OF
~ oorn >E>&,san HD n AR, n@ser,
SE.NFyF.SL W.E.fK.s'ESS,
And all Affections OF the Urinary and Ger
81 both Sexes.
JUST PUBLISHED,
A PRIVATE MEDICAL rHEATisE

nN vENEREAL DISEASES,
~ including Gonorh0a. elect.
Syphilis, Structure, Gravel, stone,
Ruptures, Piles, Pistula, Urinary
Deposits, and all Diseases OF the
kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE Gland,
and Seminal vesicles, and their
treatment, including a chapter on
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servations on marriage and the
prevention Of conception. Con-
tanning a Treatise on Self Abuse,
spermatorrhea, Sexual and Ner-
rnnsnehilifx- RarrennesS AND In
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PETROLEUM.
WABASH PETROLEUM !
AND
COAL MINING CO.,
AT
COvINaTON N, IND
Capital stock. S3,25o,0Oo.
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
INCORPORATED UNDER TIE LAWS or TIE STATE
PETROLEUM..
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF TIE STATE
OF INDIANA

WILLIAM DALR. Of New York. President.
JOSEPH RisrISK. C0vingfon, Vice President.
W. ID. KKRR, Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
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and erect able dwellings. built 90 worknep
and In good STYLE the raymentof fas much as The
Will cOst-ghe RENAME. 10 be naId %,
EASY payments-not much more than a fsirrsnt on the
premises Having lots in nearly all parts OF the civ we
can accom- MEDIATE ali wishing 10 secure shoue and h.x
ne . large aneant OF lumber on hand, and workmen
ready Employed erect buildings on short notice
RKsRNANt PIERCE.
spo-tn al Estate Assrts
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No Liability 10 Stockholders.
VERY HEART OF TIE OIL RteION!
PER SHARP

The 1913 acres which they own on the ALE
ghany, two miles above President and only FIVE
miles from the new $50 barrel well on Pitthole
Creek, and the lease of 1872 acres Of the cele-
brated wilkins Tract" alone. are ample basis.
for any Company, and are worth more than the
entire Capital Stock of the Company. There
are SEVEN WELLS now in successful opera
ton, yielding largely, from which regular
monthly dividends OF TWO PER CENT. are being
paid to all stockholders. and there is KvKrr
sURAscE that this Company will soon be able to
pay from SIX TO TEN PER CENT. DIvI-
bends.
The First National Petroleum Co.
Ranks among the frat class Companies. and is
Justly said to be the most successful Of any yet
organized. Its reputation has now become 50.
thoroughly established, that no more mead lie
said on that point. There are grsatsr induce
ments and better opportunities TO make money
on these Stocks than any other in existence,
while at the same time they are GOOD PROPERTY
for any and all persons 70 hold
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES
Lots Entirely on Time.

VxTE ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
w to persons With little resay means 10 secure
soTnes We will ell
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sB ALL oRDERs BIZ NAIL on orsEEvIsE WILL
sE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO UNTIL rHr Srocx
ALL soLD.
n Good responsible Agents and Exchange
Brokers wanted in every city and town in the
United States and British Provinces, With whom
liberal arrangements will be made.
sE-An orders and applications. whether by
letter or otherwise. must be addressed 10
II. =. ROWE r. Co.,
Coxxlssros MacsAsn.
nsrl4d,f - JibertylPs.. New Yort.
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MACY HOUSE.
Corner Market & Illinois sc.
INDIANAPOLIS, MI.
E. PENTEC0ST, Proprietor.

TAKE PLEASURE II ANNOUNCING TO Nj
j frierds and numerous patrons. that am es-
tabshed In this house, which 1 have refurnished and
now thrown open for your reception.
take the opportunity Of thanking ny many former
friends for their patronage during the years while
conducting the Oriental Hoase and viii At AL times
be glad TO see them at ny new stand
my3-ctf r. PESTkCOsI
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"Costar's" Rat, Roach &C., Exters'
"Costars" Bed-Bug Exterminator,

Is liquid or wash. used 10
destroy, and also as = pre-
ventive for edBuzs, &c.
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His inimitable preparation Of sAKSAPAHIl-
LA has long stood at the head Of the various COM
pounds OF that valuable drug.
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Y PSold by all Druggists and retailers everywhere
~ :. BEwkks : Of all worthless iGitatious
'TF'See that "Sostar's' name is on each Box. Bottle
and FLASK before you buy.
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nB- PNScIrAL DsrOr. 4s2 BROADWAY, NV YsRK.
H- sod ~ all Druggists and Dealers in inaisnApo-
e. int.
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"Costar'% Electric Powder for Insects

l. for Moths, Mosquitoes.
Pleas. Bed Bugs. Insects on
Pldass, fosrls, A,sifaals, DC
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The Latest and Most Inn
POrtamt Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY II!

No mans name Is more intimately connected with tn
history OF MATERIA MEDiCA Of the United States, o
more fsvorsbly known pioneer in Medical Discover
than that Of
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PROPOSALS.


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~, ..i.,...,s.., o., ~. a ,s
noH e., ~ ~ s, z, , ssl,''s Eva ssa .su
~ e..slss, wv y ,.s.,lsd \ 1..s4oge, =.
pkh q mo Wrtne, a q y. - 3 4.
nss 4 ,s.i, " csSss's q z rs@eaiss, 4. q.
slsi.st 9n.lt.snssssr, corner fNenp-ses-
" S:;: az. : ::.. ssss
hpe9taeAticnn - ioiiowsi = cavalfY horses
mnet - SQUAD IN all particulars, well broken,
q inll assh ard y nod eondltieni from af.
ten tlll 70 sixteen 90 hands high non ave
Ss ass 2 yTS s sSs Ss izs c.. Ss n
81: S &c ~ "a E: :;Si :. s &. !.
zs.iilsry IIos.s. mus. ). Of darn color
aotive, well broke and square tfottaFa IN har-
mes, IA fnii ncIh and sondiiisn, iron sis tsl
70 tta Iiel PEAR. olo, rot lees thar ni.sen .sd
not lsss han ,sa Susdisd and any ti.OsSl
mule; nus. be owe. two q, y,ss q .ss,
strcne, stout, som. act vell-dsyeloPed ant
q ieli health, ne from every S,ssisS er DC!
lsel which would unat thsm for ssvsfo work,
and mus, have shsd The tour ffoas colts teeth
and developed the corresponding four psrma'
rhsse .pss.a.s,ieas w,ll Be strictly sdhsrsd
h., and rigidlI enforced IN every patt.eular.
hours q ihspestien, nom . q n. 70 tp. n,
ffise- Cavalry notses oae hundred ars
ons hundred and ninety dollars ittSo,l Mulsu
Payment VII Be made a thls once.
..,,. sAMEs 4 eKin
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THR OIL MANIA.


: ~ hss s,rnsR Ne % nov ne theme,
AZ breakfast and ~ dinner
'Ils the only sueieat now discussed,
by saints - well a. Binner.
From Pennaylvania comes the orp
Canada takes up the song,
While caliierniass goldea Shores
The oily strains prolonE.
Aad u yeu ps,s the sAprsA's door,
Or friends long parted greet,
OIL IL The suhisct row discussed,
~ shuveh Or on the street.
ms veIJ nne, ve think, 70 gazs
sss /. Who pu I. X. Gss:r, in the nrs
Now n Won should wish 10 make
An Investment good inheed,
Just 70 10 smith Bros. store,
And buy !sonething that you nsed'
And Eeynl snarsnsee,
Twill BE- sAfs lnvestmeul
That . dividend viii pay.
NEW SPRING eOoDs-LATRsT STYLES
FINE FRKNcH oAssIMGRRA
FINE ENcLISH CASSImEhEa,
FINE SCOTCH oAssIMRREs,
oREv ENoLIsu CoArINos,
VELVET, SILK, and
MARsEILLEs vEsrINos,
wAiSA We mako up In 9 style Of worhnAn
ship inisrioF 70 none, while the sxtsnt Of GU
business enables ~ 10 work for the snAliss
living profits.
| SMITH EROS. b o.,
Merchant Tatlors,
mh19-im No. tet seventh street.
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The property Of this company sonsists Of
the weli-fnoWn Martin o. STANDING stone
Of land, In he simpis, nee NON leases, un.
divided interests or royalty. standing stone
creek 10 branch Of the LAttle Ma Awha rtverl
and It's tributaries pass through this property,
ss n1 than Il owned 81 any other company
In Weat VIRGINIA. 10 10 situated In Writ eoun.
~, near the celebrated Rathbone, or Burning
Spring tract, and In extsnt OF territory 10 i've
sSsss 81 S:a familiar ami With he Oh district q
West Virginia quite equal 10 u not superior
TO the Rsthbone tract. Tho standing stons
OIL COmpAny's property oNtends from the
Little EGsw e. ,y "ss.. nee: 81 an %ns S on.
creek, Including portion Of hobioson's FORK
and Two Rifie run, and 10 Immediately In
the Great 0il Break, extending from IuIninA
spring through b standing stone and fstro.
Aver, and embraces the line Of uPHEAvAL.
me property OF this company has not been
do, elopod, for tho reason that Il belonged "a
minorihelfs, who could not convey until they
STAINED thslr majority, which the youngest
Weiis are bslnS bored on the adJoininl
lands, ana oil had. II II s,id that, upon thil
standing stons tract, oil was nrst discovered
On Che Dover. farm, saiOlsinE, . wall !. {,
Mcfarland q Jones, on the Morgan iand, II
A: Thssc knas arc held in trust BY >. n. Cam
den, ESq Prosidsnt First National BANK O
IArkersbnrg, West Virginia, and the Hon
John 5. Garlic, Senator In Congress from VII
sinia, and vii be ~ then conveyed 20 "a.
stock 70 be disposed Of BY subscription TO
vii, 10000 shAfcsl shall be subscribed and pais
Tor. Three thousand six hundred shAres o
the stosk have already been sub sribed an
snbssripsions ressived at tho banking house
Of RIGGs 4 CO., and RiT row
| LER co. dsitu
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THIs IsTo GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the Subsoriber has obtained fromths or.
bistriet OF Columbia, letters Of Naturalization
on the personal estate Of EdwGid Graham,
late Of Washington City, d. -, deceased.
All persons having GLAZING agAin9s the said de-
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber,
"a or before the 3ist day Of March next
thew nav othsrWiBO By law be excluded from
All bsneht OF the said estate.
SAMUEL A. PEU0H,
mha2IAWBWs Administrator.
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fHE EIRsr ooArs-NoTiCr TO vETE.

u
fHE FIRsT coRPs-NoTICE TO vETE.
RANa.
HEApauAHTnas FrusT ConPs,l
wAsninsTon, d. @, Dee. ~, ieeA.
Veterans desiring 10 enlist In the First Army
Corps should report IN person q the once Of
COL. @. y. Johnron, noldisrs' Rect, baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot washiagton, D. Q.
Any Veteran, who has served two year.,
has bssa honorabiy discharged, and h physi.
saily auaiihsd, mAy enlist In The Corps fot. pns,
two OF Tires years.
Those snlistins viii resolve from the Gov
sFnmsnt bounty Of ESQ ~ soon - thsy an
mustered IN, and, In addition, the regular In
stalmsnis nom the Government, IN properties
70 the period Of snllstmsnt, 90 iollswsi pio'
Tor one years service. ons-third paid on ealist
msntI eco lOFtwo yoafs' service. ono-thirt
on 'snlistmsntI esoo ior thros ysars' ssrvss
one-third on Enlistment.
Thsy viii b credited 70 the quota Of the dis
trist In which they or their families mNy b
donisllsd and win, therefore, be entitled "a
local bounti0a.
me- transporta,ion win b nlnishsd then
70 Waahington b. any Provost MArahAl.
Ths best AFms IN the posssssion Of the Gov.
srnnsnt will b furAishsd those troops, and
thsy win BE- allowed 70 retain their arms vhsn
honorably discharged.
HsaAquartsrs Major Jssnsral Hansesk, 10
. stfess, between Ninstssn,h and Twsnslsth
Streets.
once Of The BOARD for the ExAninAsion O
ofassEs--Drig. General John n. BROOKE Prssi
dsat-iss O street, between fiinssssnth an
TWsntisth streo,a.
D. order Of MAJ. Gen. W. 9. Hancock.
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TBE only place where you can purchase
Indid Rubber goods OF all kinda at MaRuIaoiu-
IerS' priees, IL a. II. A. HALLS IAdiA Rubber
Warehouse, $40 Hennaylvanla avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, all
kinds Of Rubber goods beautifully repaired
~ short notice. mAr9s-u
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G. D. HEss. .........:xCfiNG MANAGER.
E1-ko extra charge for securing ssa,s IN sd-
THiS EVENING,
ANN Away EVEnIHa DvRlHe the WEEK,
Grand Initial PeIiormAnse Of the magnificent
Oriental spest Gle,
ALADDIN,
or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
IHREE MONTHS ACTIVE PREPARATION,
SIX THOUSAND THRRE HuNDRRD
Ma. a.. M..n,aiDs0O,. s s..ns - w.,o.,o,, No
shaniesI Effsets, new and kisssnt Properties,
superb Costumes, Entirely Nov, kntirely
New Music for the Grand Chotusea, All the
0sie,nn pss@s, Vs., ns.,s, Grand B.ls'''
The entire play employs In its Grand
Marches, Beautifh Dances, Wonderful Trana-
fofmation, Grand ChOiusss, brilliant Tab
leauS, aud cast Of Characters, Upwardsof
100 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MIS- EfFIE GERMoE So. Aladdin
M. J. ". yssnias. S a. he Mssi;isn Apenssss
Nj. 8 X. vsrnsy az. The Dumb slave kaIrAe
Mule Dssiree .'''';;;;:..';;. lopyaa
NJ M.po, asi !: Drama Cham TsSl TSsSIpSs
NJ O. Wren ss....,.........The Grand vIsisr
Mr.. y p. SlaiI As......."....Loo-Too Too Choo
Me- Me- S u n; V wi.os si.....ia: S:nia. oriosH
Mr.. Green a.. .........The oeni Of the Lamp
i hiiss Place as...........T The 0eni OF the Ring
| Miss Esther 10 ans as....'..''.'''... hmfou
Miss Laura Nerney .Lemora
| Miss Nichoo -. ss.......'s'''s'ss'''.. Auste
asves; soidisrs, x,isndsais, Dancers, Fairies,
| thoristeri, Citizens, Demons, ~.
| Prominent amobG the beauties Of the play
yin Ne the wonderful curiosity and
beautiful illuAion, the
LIVING FOUNTAIN
coLoRxD WATERS,
which the Manager has transferred At con-
| siderable expense from
BkRRbM'S MUSEUM, New York.
GRAND NATIVES OF ALADDIN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
~ TEN DOLLARS REWARD will be given
for the apprehension OF any party tearing OF
otherwise disnguring tho Handbilis and Post
efG or this Theatre. Ap
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.CURGEoN GENERALS OFFICE,
- WAsHIA0ToH CRY, d. c.,

NoTICE.-CAndldAtos for the position Of
ASSISTANT SURGEON In the First Army
Corps (MAjor GenerA ~ iAneOck's) are notified
that the TtquiTemsnt Of two years. PRE-
VIOUs sERVICEn IL no longer exaeted, and
that the only pre-Fequislte for examination
will be the posieSsiOn Of Q Diploma iron some
JOS. X. BARNES,
Rp6.W6St Surgeon General
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ANY one having oooAs Ion 70 visit private
medical Institution arc advised 10 call on Dr..
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and
cure In all cases,
All visits and communications strictly pri-
vAte and confidential. Persons calling see y o
one but the Doctor. febi-tf
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, ALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
DEPART
Id MEkT OF WAsHiNeToM
Oyricn or cnIEr ouAnzraaAssEn,
wAsniHeToH, y O., March -, isss.
eALEs OF MANUnR.

bAbE3 VI mANuhMs
viii Be sold 81 pu 9Iie auction, ~ the phases
hereinafter named, on MONDAY, ION day Of
April, 81 ~ O'Clock, noon, tho present and "a.
tnfe accumulation, until Dec lmbff u, teeb)
o. MANuRE ~ tue public stables, a., dssis-
Al The pub 10 stab'es on Fourteenth street,
near the Long Bridge In this eityi the aeoumu-
lAtions ~ that point and ~ the headquarters
stables, corner OF soyenteenth and I streets.
AZ Camp Barry. D. g BY Captain oeorge
W. Wells, A. q. NJ, the manure q that
AZ the once Of Captain Reno, A. q. M.,
headquarters Dehussj's division, near Fort
Corecrsn, Va, tks decentralization al SAID
headquarters, and ~ various forts In let, ~,
"a and tth>brfgades OF that division, en- ending
from Fort Ethan Allen, near Chain Bridge, 70
Fort Lyon, near AlexandriA, on the line OF
defenees south OF Potomae.
A. the once Of Captain =. X. Church, A. q.
H., IN Alexandria, w., the manure - Ms
stables undaF his direction, and a. the stables
and parks IN that city, under the control q
tho chief quArtormAstor Of this Department
Terms OF sAlei Ceah on delivery, 10 0ovein-
ment fundsI puI ohasoru 10 take away NE
manure ~ their own expense. A feasonApie
time will Be allowed 20 haul away present
Quantities on hand, and future aooumuiAtions
must BE- removed promgtly., ,.,o-o,
Colo q and Chiof QuaFtsFmastor DepAItmeat
Of Washington. mhaslos
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THE STANDING STONE OIL
IL COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, sasOa,osO,
IN to,ocS shares, q go sseh.

Subscription price, sis per share, subject 70
no other call OF assessment.
WORKING capital Of sioo,eo reserved. oniy
Yo,oOb shAres 70 b sold 81 The sub
asription price.
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AYKR's CHERRY PEoToRAL-the worlds
great remedy for colds, coughs, consumption,
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CARTS AND DRAYs,

RE0fsTER's OFTIcE, ApIn ., 1885.
10 owners OF Wagons, CAFts and Drays, will
expire on MONDAY, April ., 1885, and that
said licenses must he renewed, In compliance
with Law, 81 this ofiiee within ten days from
this date. SAMUEL Il. DOUGLASS,
Ap 6--dtd. Register, VIC.
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pANKINa.

~ ~ mALEUXAh nhmW - M
tsCO 1900 fsOV|
~, u 3ta' " p
tAvEVhts,
sVV cr,,cr AHD LOAN
y .-,, ~. sssa
...c.n
pEPAnTMrnr, sS1I =.
This nAak 10 suihosissd % receive spsssrip-
!. -.
- : 49, I.
$50, s,Oo, eSoe sI,ooa sss sASso p.y.si. =
bearer Or ofd,', three ysAr, amer dA'e, WIN
mr,,a,n,s, -, .,,,rm q, ...,,,, ~ =.
sSnv.r'ible At maturity = the holders op'ioa
nv W., 80 , ~. -" -
cents per day Tor every sloO.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED 4
TO
BANKS AND sANkkha
..,.,.'~.-., !. .s.....,,', ~.
r,,..,,o, ,,,.o..n, ~, .,,.,
cURIrIEs coNsrANTLY ON HAND (
FoR SALE.
OPEN ACCOUNTS WIFE pEALxRs
-, 80
cuRhxNcY. AMI xxcHAnap.
AND ALL cLAssEsoF
i voucHERS AND
.urc,,s.o, o..,,..
l. 4. oHIrrENpEN, Pr..,dea. nAs.-a
IFIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WARRINGTON
| ...-...
II. D. CooEE, toi Jay Cooke = Col RrssIdsnt
W. ur,-,.aro, c..n,.,
|
,ov,,v,,-s- U-no.,-o,,
Il .
MD
i FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE uNITEI
| .l
STAThA af.. %
,uS o,,o.,rr -,r ,,.,,,., ,x,,,,
nj 80
3D.. =, ro
'0'''A"'h''''0''a'' WIN i''''~'' Univ
e o..
d SOME MILLIos DoLLARs.-u
y Actin. 4, ,...ss,,oa v,,h M. ho,,.s,
.l nyoooxr , ca
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Holm WELCKER'S
a BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A "a MaiSOn DOTee.l

.... aaS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
DofWOOn Ninth and Tenth streets, llp stairs
Ths d IpTlstOE OF this fAvorite Ao.tAuyRpt
has spared no pains TO make this the b,st
Restaurant in Washington and he points,
always been bODored with, and respectfully
1olioita 4 continuance Of the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments
constantly on hand, and ct the most roAsOnA-
BILE rates.
RREAKFASr, -
prepared ct tie shortest notio0 and In TIA
most satisfactory mAnnor.
Breakfast from 70 - Oiol0Nks Dlnn4r an
Supper - al hOur1, mnSO9
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-, ,,,,,,t ,,uu o.I
NEW bTEAhbhiP LINE oFI
~ scREW srRAMRRs
swn,aaT
.. CAM. L. T. M.soa.
-. " a.o.h...n
nail, ..D,..,,, N, I'M, rou,s. A.. now is.viur
W Asu,naIon Ann oronarrowN. n. q
AND ALEXANDRIA,,
'EhfThohsDAt "'p m'
Nav Yorh. NON P,sr M \. n. on The same day.
yrsight rsSsiVsd daily, banded IN the most
s =, a,.n...h !. ~ ~ 80, Wv"
Yor FTSITbt. a., apply 70
sNowk CO.,
TLoWSSS = 1oWEN'
AlsxAndriA, Va, and
WIN. J. TAYLOR = CO.,
spiu ~ o.1-- 49,,
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Police RHP0RTs SECOND Precinct =
Jno. Grady, intoxieatlon, military. Richard
maggie, do diBmissed. ThOs Cullen, do. % 80.
@. MetLinger, dol do. Elizabeth Wilson, va
grancy, Mary y, styles, do Philip Scott, keep.
diGorderIyj g. Charles smead, intoNioation
a.. Charles Roberts, dol dismissed. Sarah
Russell, do.i do. John GeAIy, dot militia y,
Caleb RAbbstt, disorderlyj 81 90. Thomas
Miller, intoxteAtionj dismissed.
Sirti PTeciRoi = James Carroll, fighting In
street; locked up six hourH. J. P. Thomas
do, do. Margaret Coberly drunk o..
Eiqhh Pr, cinei-Ann RolAnd, disordeflyj dis
missed; LOuiIa Myers, dol $3.50. Patrieh
| shay, do I, 3d. John Z. Staples, drunk $3.50
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= = lScTE1onniarRl W
NzsHNoToN aohsE ave cAnnIAen
nnr0sIfOnY, tllln
csss.s :, e 4! ssy c, 81 1870 e. au.''
AUCTION eAtH % nolel1t QAl1lA0En.
BUGofRa WhooNn an1 ntnun11
on TO-nonnOw nfonnIno, APRIL ~,
ssssss ~ s sssss III "a ss:Sssn
s.ssi.s q. s.... MONDAY. wEDEEa
DAi' ana q. STAFFORD co,
aft-tv Austionaefn,
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ALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsHs.

ouAnrERnAsrEn 0rz,s. ovpIsh1
FInsr DIVISION,
wAmINeToH CRY, April /, lsesJ
VIM be sold a,publio auction, 70 the hikhess
bidder, a. oiaabofo, d. C., on
TUESDAY, April Z,
TUESDAY, April n,
TUESDAY, April Is,
1UEsDAY, April %,
These horses have bean condemned ~ unnt
Cor the cavalry service OF the army. :.
For road ard farming purposes, many gcod
bargains may 10 had.
HcrSes sold SlngIy. sale 70 commence 70
- JANIS A. EKlN,
Brsvss nr.gadler General, In charge Fifut
Division ouArtsrmAater GENERALS once.
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. Adv.rtissrs sna BaE,ness Ms.
We invite The attention o. adtertissfi and
svslness men 70 TIE columns o. ne DAILY
N,TioHAL RsPvnLIcAr, a. a adpsrtifinu
usdium. n has i.fle eifsnlazion IN ths
,hst 81 washington sna oeosgssown and ,hs
Trfodhdins country, ADD u constantly In
,rsasing. We feel confident that they win
ia n not cnly atsitable; bdt tellsbla medium
q ApmmuFissting with Ms bubiis.
NIfhfE.-7As Daily National Republscaa q
sssV,saished Nv carriers 70 tubscribsrs On IA,
nv SVf eeorgeiotoH a affv csnfs per mcufh.
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A uoT I,SILn "a yaI 2 = OF oON'

A UOTION SAL EOf OON'
IA DEMNEp HoRsEa
puARTEnMAsrrA 0EEHaAps orricE,
fIRsr DIVISION,
wAsHIHeroH CRY, April I, 1884.
WIN BE- sold ~ PUBLIC AUCTION 70 the
highest bldde!. q l,ltimors, marylAnd' on
rwo H aSSSsPbI H Re. y VIII isi yoAL
many Of them well bred and In good condition.
TWO H1SSbRsD 6xHyAisf a6Rsrs
osr EsgssDsy .gr s' y ~; s5.r AND
ONE HuNDRED CAVALRY HoRsks
Ths horses have been condemned - UNIV
toT the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes many sood
bargnlns may BE- had. Z
Animals sold singiy.
sale 70 eonmeneo 81 q. m, and WI De
hsld a Philiip,s Government stables, corner
Tarmsi cash, In United states currency.
JAMES A. EKIN, Drey. Brig. Gen,
In charge First biyision, Y. %. o. O
SALE OF CONDEMNED MuLES'
CHIHg QUARTEnMIarER'B orTicE,
DEPJT OF WAanInoton,
VIII BE SoLD At PuBLfe AUcrI6N.
~ the CoFrals near the Observatory, Wash.
lnaton, p. O., on MONDAY, April 10, 1893, 81
10 O'Clock D. Ma I H9tt;qgrs
condemned % unit for public service.
Terms oash, IN Government funds.
d n. nUCHUn,
Brig. General and ohisf ouaTtsImaslsr
mhsT-td Depot Of Washingt0n.
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FOR RENT.-Office Rooms In the
Washington Building, corner OF PennsylVA.
MIA avenue and seventh street. The beat
locality In the City. Inquire At
L. SELDNER 4 CO.'S
Clothing store, in the same building.
mll-iI
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nOTATOEsi POTATOES /

200 BUSHELS OF JACKSON WHITES,
2,O00 bushels Of Prince Alberts.
1000 Peach How.
800 RutA BagA Turnips.
Suitable for seed or tAble Use, fir sale from
vessel. Apply 70 PETER BERRY,
81 Louisiana avenue, Washington,
GptSt or 90 WA'er street, GeorEstown.
uAMMACK's RESTAURANT.
Tie Proprietor OF this Well-knoWn SALOON
and EATING HOUSE announces TO citizens
and public generally that he 10 prepared 70
furnish Meals ct all hours,
Persons will be anre 70 md al this establish.
ment ali the luxuTies Of the Ssaaon, served up
In the most superb and elegant style.
kind Of Plain and Fancy Drinks can be OBJ
tAined At the bar. mhslsim