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WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1865.

B. G. Humphreys:
The troops Will all be withdrawn from
Mississippi. when in the opinion of the
Government the peace and order of the
civil authorities has been restored and
can be maintained without then.
Every step will be taken while there to
enforce strict discipline and subordinae
ton to the civil authorities. there can
be no other or greater assurance than has
been heretofore given on the part OF the
Government.
There is no concession required on the
part of the people Of Mississippi or the
Legislature, further than the loyal com
pliance with the laws and constitution of
the United States, and the adoption OF
such measures giving protection to all
freedmen in their possession OF property
without egard to color, which viii entitle
them to assume their constitutional
rights in the Federal L nion.
The people of Mississippi may feel as
sured that there is no disposition, arbi-
trarily on the part of the Government 10
dictate what their action should be, but
on the con trary, to simply and kindly
advise policy that is beneficial and will
result in restoring all the relations which
should exist between the States comDos
ing the Federal Union.
1t is hoped that they will feel and ap
preci tie the suggestions herein made; for
they are done in that spirit which should
pervade the bosom Of all who wish peace
and harmony through the restoration of
the Union. There must be conf
dence between the Government and
States which the Government confdes in
the people The Government must have
faith in the people and the people faith in
the Government. This must be mutual
and reciprocal or all that has been done
will be thrown away.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
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A GARD.
To cur Old Friends and Former

INuStOmtIs.
WE, the undersigned, beg leave to inform our
friends in Kinds and ounding counties, that we
have opened sgain old stand. at the Iron front
Stere Corner Washington and China Street.
We have been and are yet receiving from the east
one Of the largest and handsomsst stocks of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods Clsthipg. shoes, Boots, Hats
an Caps, Hosiery, ShswIs Maaiillas, &c, &c &c
Our Stock las been selected With great care By Mr.
Bazsinsky who has been il business for thirty years
Our prices will suit pa caasers- We would invite
the public TO exam ne stock before purchasing
elsewhere We have polite aud attentive salesman
who will take pleasure in showing the goods.
BAXSINSKY & SIMMONS.
Nov isilu. Ylekseuig' Miss
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or a long time Jackson could not
h q first class Hotel. The blocl<ades,
occupation 10y both Confederate and
Ierals prevented any one from invest
in that kind of property or trying to
b hotel with the most ilatterlng
Fpect of being turned out OF doors at
moment 10 make room for a
Erial or a Freedman's Bureau.
Fse times in some respects have passed
b degree mitigated and we find
the Dickson House, first class ho-
EQUAL 10 the St. James or City do
cf New Ogleans in evsry sense OF the
/ L. Its furniture is new, its beds are
hn, and the servants polite ana
enp. in their duties, while the table
that a hungry man or an epioure
hd wish. That Rank Dickson can
n hotel is demonstrated, and that
4 hcMackin can cater to the wants OF
huayelHng public is known to all who
II stop at or make the Dickson House
II home.
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The Montgomery Ledger, in giving ao-
count of sales of cotton, says: There was
little done in market yesterday. as the
cotton dealers all went to the circus.
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r. raaefFe>DE>Ts.-We often receive com
--...f.g. of such extreme length, As to prohib-
X, r...aatiou into our columns. They may
f.r.a.. bHl time and space both, forbid
utHaaan Condensation is the order of
day. viii our correspondents remem-
.s and leave ont MI useless words, and
,,l rhs gfsa Of their article, by fine turned
-..ar theories. Coudense, boil down, give
asrra and substance and we will try and ac-
a5Mte alb.
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Meridian, Miss.
r F. F. e EN- G E s:

Il T. I T. Il T. = = Il >
Vicksburg --Jno RigAy s. Co.
New Orleans Poet. Sinms & CO. L. l.. Pierson
& Co.: Henderson & Gaines; McNair GAIdes;
Demerrit & Gillespie
Jaek<on.-J J. shannon; Hon. Geo. T. Swann.
c. 4, Brougaer, Secretary Of state John II. Eehols
State Treasure; T. 7. Swami, Auditor.
Nov 20i3m
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'nhdere &c in the future, and enccura;
'le III to engage again IN agricultural pun
s"l's upon which our al depends. If We
i@il 10 pass them, the future is all unctl
'hlnty, gloom and dependency
B. g. HUMPHREYS,
Governor of Mi
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iraRs CLARION Not wishing to rob
of the honor due him for
recent analysis Of the House, l wish,
t1gh your columns, to correct a pre-
Eng opinion that the article is of my
Euctron. Such is not the fact.
j. L. POWER.
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H@Persons wanting Cards, Billheads,
Blanks, &C., can have them neatly print
ed at the Clarion office.
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~Vicksburg mail arrives daily at
l0:l6.
Departs daily at IA p m
New Orleans mail arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 1880.
Departs, Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50.
Eastern mail arrives daily at |, p m.
+" % departs 1870, q M
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zTne r3lIowing IS list of uncalled
s.ages remaining in Telegraph Office,
,e.lo's Building, upstairs:
Patrick Marlagar, G. Damon, j. E. Les
AN. West. Judge Hill, j. B. Nor
Col. T. N. White, ~ Surgeon J. M.
-Ir.l5) G. A. Sykes, A. L. Worden,
rrscn J. N, BIeyix, Morris, Express
-snt
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! Is somewhat surprising that the sue
(which invariably follows a iudicious
lem Of advertising should not be more
'ersally used by all classes of business
P There are many, however, that do
'As medium. and accomplish results
rising 10 those who Insist that every
\ knows them, and therefore will come
|aeT store. We speak of this now
aose in letter from Vicksburg, a
aa OF ours writes that Fry 4 Cos. new
'hern Dry Goods house in that city,
one day last week, over so, 900 and
store IS constantly crowded. lie
T. / thought some weeks since, when
1" posted up III the Hotel, steamboats,
.LIa'iro1d depots. FRY & Cos. great
'neln store" and their advertisement
E.efy newspaper that they were throw
away their money, but / give it up,
~ M ever go into mercantile business
y follow their example. We would
sqa and say to our friends send IN
law Calds we may get case or two
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

SoUTHER< RAILROAD COMPANY, J
Vicksours, Nov. 10th, le65,
On s,d er MONDAY GOTH inst, tLroug.
receipts will be Civ en- tor freigh: to Meridian, Wei
burg and intermediate stations
C A READING
Nov Isdlw General Superintendent So. Il. R.
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gCaptain John George Ryan, who
arrested al Memphis and taken to
Ellington, under the belief that he
| John II. Suratt, and but recently in
at Vicksburg, has at length
b. released. The citizens of Nicks-
! got up theatrical entertainment for
benefit on Friday evening last. 1t
quite successful.
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yTae Concert tonight at the Bap-
church. should not be forgotten by
music loving pubic. 1t will be a
treat aud we hope to see full house.
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BUCK. BAILEY Il CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
STATE STREET, Jackson Miss,

Have just importers largest
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Fancy this market
PATENT MEDICINES,
BUCK, BAILEY 4 co
EXPERIENCED DR. GGLSTN
Tho hando
Domestic Chemicals the finest and purst qualities and
Co.
and
kinds,
n
Perfum
Brushes Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes Combs
receiv b. b.
WINES AND NTQUORS
For medica b
In
Gus call andee 70
Nov4d BVCK, & o.
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10 CLUB =:

.-s..qf the weekly Clarion will be sent t,
la...a che receipt Of thirty dollars, free OF
....t5.la Pu5ds.e-s.
r. psly ami weekly Clarion viii each .' contain
f.rgs of beth houses Of the Legislature,
/. .---,.- acts and resolutions Of the session.
I -.a4.f ssusttut. and the laws passed 1T
... .-. .r-ur. thereto will 50 materially
! ..--....r alton Of the State as to render
.r.-- --sion OF unusual i'm portance
.s-e. ug the people for a correct
a.. r On and the acts IL d laws of
.--s 49, 3ucluded to print an edition
.-... Hs ar subscribers. AL subscri-
.',t.sa..r l.aai,l who pay their subscription
.r... a.,a..s in advance, will receive copy of
r..t.a.saa aith the public and private acts
..... .a aaap hlet form, free Of charge.
,.ar.s. .l ,I.s edition will cost Us severa
.lf...r- as will Toe sent only TO those who pay
.-...s s-.la year. This proposition will be left
.u... f.s. ol JANUARY. Address
CLARION, Jackson, Miss.
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I'VE aro requested to state that sub
rlers can procure as many copies of
/ Jackson Clgd Directory as they may
b.. on application to VIM. Q. Lowd,
WaoaruF 4 D.-prpns'
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The Pioneer Express Company
Please accept our thanks for late MO
anu Montgomery papers.
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g. Book and Pamphlet work done IN
best style of Book work at the Clarion
Lftnn
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lrThe Natch,z Democrat is the name
d new paper Published in the city of
s.cbez by Botto & Mead, and edited by
J. Mead The Democrat is issued tri
te6ly and weekly, and presents very
kitable appearance. We welcome it
our exchange list, and wish the pro,
Esors success in their new field of
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HaT Druggists, in the city and country,
can now purchase and have the selection of their
goods from the largest assortment in the city James
Donegal, wholesale druggist, of Common and
Magazine streets, New Orleans, is prepared to sell
lis goods at tn lowest mark eft prices.
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PROPOSALS. FOR REMOVING WRECKS, &c
IN THE CAPE FEAR RIVER.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPLIR,
NAVY OERARTMENt Anril L. lasS

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPLIR,
NAVY DEPARTMENT, April 49, 1858.
The Bureau win. until the 18th day of May, 1855,
vesssls-supposed to be about 81 in number-sunk
and beached in and about the mouth Of Cape Fear
The hulls of the vessels are mostly Of iron, and
the the machinery in many of them is represented IS
Separate and spe cal offers covering single YES
sci only VIII be received for raising and delivering
u r.. New York the "NeIth Heath the "Assea
spon the get proceeds Of the sale At public AUG
ton, the Government to be at no expense what.
For the remaining wrecks the proposals may be
for q part or the whole of them, and must state
the rate Of sa wage en- the net proceeds OF the
and delivered at the United States navy yard at
Gosport, Virginia. without charge Of any kind to
the Government,
The materials recovered must be delivered at
the navy yard. with a separate invoice for each
Zach offer rust state th0time within which
10 proposed TO complete the work, which must be
executed under the control of the commanding
1Ss Nm . s s ths
who will have the right if the work is not prompt
~ commenced and diligently prosecuted, to annul
the asreement, when all claim OF the salvors to
the property recovered will be forfeited to the
The entire property viii be plaeee in the hands
be deemed most advantageous to the Government
and the parties concerned. Any other coalition
will be Inserted in the Agreement. p'' 'A''' ''''
No proposition will be en- tertained from parties
who do not furnish satisfactory evidence that they
appliances. for the execution Of work Of this kind.
Parties who may visit Wilmington for the pnr-
pose Of making personal examinati9n previous
The proposals must be Endorsed on the env elope
Cane Rear River ap l5-2aWSt
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs ron FORAGE.

CAief Qxmts-nase.'s Ones, Dspof Of Wasktsssss.l
a.. d. 5, &. under.
the o. snsmer.
Of these places, With Hay, Corn, Oats and Straw.
bushels q Corn or oss and 80 tons Of Hay Or STRAW.
lid must state at which Of N. .ho,. ,.msa
rates At which they win make deliveries thsreat.
ms .d e :. so
msneed, and when to be completed
The price must be written out in words en- the
,. pat II foGS, :tSss :.ss, Of ,soa,
ss ss e sssS TSs
IT, PROPOSED to Be- delivered, must Ss
All the Articles offered under the bid. herein tn
ssns
.s Ss dd tine
the Goyernment may require. and payments viii Ss
made when the whole amount contracted for shall
The bidder win be required to accompany his
proposal with = guaranty signed sy two resPon.
the, contract for the same, With good and
81 S to deliver
Ii .ns IN e ss sa sai
the to ss s9
when the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the euarantors must be
shown by the Official certificate of United States
District Attorney. COLLECTOR Of Customs, or amp
or responsible person knswn to this Office.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the eceptAnco
or rejection of their proposals.
The full name and post office address OF eaeA
bidder must be legiblY written In the pro-
posal.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. b.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster Wilmington
D. C., and should be plainly marked proposals.
for Forage"
tract signed by the contractor and both of hia
suaranters, will be required Of the successful bid
der OF bidders upon signing the contract.
Bank FERNS OF bids, guarantees, and bonds may
be obtained u pom application to this office.
All proposals received under this adyertisemen$
will be opened and examined at this once on We'd
nesday and Saturday of each week at II m. Bid
ders Are respectfulsy invited to be present at the
opening Of bidsif they desire; puou.p
feas.tf Brig Gent and Quartermaster.
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pRIVATD
PRIVATE
PRIVATE
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE

At Room No. Is Washington Building corner
Penna. avenue and 9TH street. Cures positively
made or NO pay required, and in the shortest pos
sible space OF time, by
DR. LIsPENARD.
N. B. Lispenards Prophylactic is perfect safe
guard against contagion. ap lS-2wN
DERSONAL-Dear friend Don't waste any more
time or money trifina with quacks. see DR.
DARBY. 499 It'll street, 1T once. It will be the
cheapest finally. ap3-1mA
Mrs. BROOKFIELD, of Kansas, can be con-
lyl suited on the Past, Present and Future events
street, in the rear OF Douglas Hospital She
has studied under one of the most celebrated
faction 70 all those who may give her = call
shs can be seen from sosp. m, Pfios one
NNHl BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3sl
4 street, 10 the ONLY practical Sta MPBR in
the District, 10 that he daily has to do over work
that Is botched at other secalled Stamping places
Ae has the largest and finest assortment Of Pat
him. nov q IF
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
nYyICl BAL1IMORI & OHIO RI. co..
" ; 14s A WASHINGTON, Decembs1 II, lSe4s

OioA siWN ssaI.srees a1 S.a s ID, 1854.
&Hs 81
2 sas ss I'd
EHIss sS!!z2 sSssH
1i1iVs :. at bsisinsr. 500 AZ. 's''' 'i' L. :.
xs;hinsSse r., ~, Y..t $40 Arrive
no: sSsSETIkos1 q w1sr1Ks TRAIN
:ss. .ss,,:; Sisi 8: MN FI; IS
No. 4-Nlw YORK MAIL TRAIN-Leave wash
,.a., Phiisdslphis s:s1 ?. r., New York 1000
No: s-BALTIMeRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
TaONsoLeave Washinston 500 p n, connect
Ne; SMSAhTlness eomxurArzos AND
$50 4t1|7e Il ssltnors s 81 fsis
train stops f. Bstsvle Laurel sne
PRESS TRAINN.ts.vsi washinSten 500 ?: \:
s, ths :aa
ns Es. YSs o for ths aa: kS.sn
Gov ernmsnt orders to insure the mails.
49, - >~~s-
No, 9CNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WIsTIRN. TRAINILeave Washinsten at 1880
P. n; stopping at Relay House fer Western passen
eers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Park ersburg, and All points in the West. Reaches
New York At 6:15 AM.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the sis 4. II. and the 3 and 4:3OP. n from
Washin ston. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
rHs ONLY s TRxPss T EaoM 'wAsH1serer
for passengers on Sunday are the 81 and 1I:!s
for Baltimore, Philadelphi.. and the West, and
the p. Il. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICK1TS to the West, a we'll - to
Philadelphia, New York, or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket ONCE at all hours in the day,
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue. between ~ and
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours.-also for
through points. to save trouble and confusion at
the departure Of the trains. ,,., -
ILLPASSENGERS, whether soldiers or citizens
Are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of tn Line, established for the general ad
yantase such as the keeping OF one or more cars
for ladies and their Attendants and the
prevention Of smoking in any but the smoker's
cars and also to mako q cheerful compliance
nth the decisions of the agents conductors
In regard to their seats, tickets etc. especially in
the hurry of starting the trains.
W. P SMITH, Master of Transportation.
q ~ OOI,B General Ticket Agent. dec 10
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PERSONAL.

MADAME sEYMoRE, the celebrated Astrolo.
1Vl sist, is now in this city. She understands the
science Of Astrology in all its sister branches the
She has given general satisfaction in most OF the
cities Of the United States, in token Of which she
can be consulted BY sending your age and day Of
the month which you was born. and fee; will
gentlemen 81. Address Box ~. Washington,
Dc. ap N-lmS
old DIR. WOOD continues to make quick and
~ permanent cures; no change of diet, no him
drance from business; delays ara dangerous.
and E. ap2-lm*
pRIVAT1
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q. ID.
HENRY ADDISON, PM
GEORGETOWN. MAY 8, 1s35.

ID GEORGETOWN. MAY 8, 1885
Il ROP0sALSw will be received by the undersigned
until TU ESDAY, May 10, fer curling, auttSrin
and paving the west side Of High street, from
Sixth street to the intersection of Market street.
also. two flag footways 81 feet wide. The above
work to be done in the best manner; the gutter to
have ave courses OF brick on ge in the center
face s1a inches wide the paving to be of the best
hard brick. on good bed of sharp sand. Bidders
will state the price of curb per runain foot gut
tering, tagging and brick paving by the superb
cial yard. Said work to be done subject to the
inspection and approval of the UNDERLINED
JOHN Fl. NEWMAN.
myS Street Commissioner
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DHILADILPHIA STEAMERS.

New xIpress Line, Semi weekly, between PHIL.
AD1LPH1A and ALEXANDRIA, -n
Vas MnASsHa1NGToN and GEoRa1- EksES
stsamsrs Mayaower, Philadelphia and George
q. Stout.
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYG, from No. Ia North Wharvea, Philadel-
phia. and No. SO Water street, between Congress
and High, Georgetown.
Tor freight apply to , 1,nsou
No, 50 Water street, Georgetown.
Agent In Philadelphia, WIN. p. CLYDE, IL
Agents in Alexandria, FLOWERS & BOWEN
No x ing st 8-tf
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r K + r D L Z U M.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THI
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
TIE STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
os1 HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES.
$40 PER SHARE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, SIS PER SHARE, NOT
LIABLE TO FURTHER AssEesMINT.
OFFICES:
No. "a EMPIRE BUILDING,
No. II BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Posf OFFICE ADDRESS, Box No. 1868, NEW YORK
oFFIOERs:
Hon. DAN1EL 3. DICKINSON, President.
VIM. T. PHIPPs, Vice President.
ROBERT BAssETT, secretary.
d. y: BuRTIS. Mining Superintendent. Titus
vile. Pa.
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway. N. T..
Treasury.
The wells Of the Company are now producing
oil.
Payment for stock may be made in drafts, regis.
tered notes, or Government bonds and securi ties.
which bonds and securities will be taken at their
market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company,
p. O. Box No. 1865 New York City. or to AT
lantic Bank, Treasury of the New York and Liver
pool Petroleum Company, No. 142 Broadway.
New York City, or any of its Agents
Subscriptions will be received by JAMES GIL.
FILLAN, Esq, 2O3 Pennsylvania avenue. Wash
inston, ID. Q. mar 6-3m
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. CHEESE ANS PILLS.
The eembin alton Of ingredients in these Pills il
are mild in their operation and csnnot do harm to
the NEST delicate certain in correcting all rrsgu-
structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache. pain in the side, palpitation OF the heart.
PAIN IN the s.e1 and H@bs ac asss:
which arise from Interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ment of egularities and obstructions which have
consigned so many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No
srs health Begins to decns These PiIs fcrm
Hth b5S4
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to
BEST sna az ~ Tb
CIN1 IN THE WORLD. which is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ssP eSr
classes they are invaluable, irdHens. ,cits ecu 81
shs lave them Il
ts os ssyns the
used With each ,,es One "i pa Co. o.
Pills ssnt By mail prompis secure from obses,..
sss Il
You've MEN NSa b.1sN ir1L a
-
ness pleasure OF the duties Of married life; also
{Suin o. other causes. feel debility in advance of
sf nGsd st read 1
s E11sna ofimporance BY perusins The Secret
Sent to any address. in = sealed Envelope on re-
'sDt Of 1''HBs b. cHS Usni.
4 ,HoUaI FOB TIN sgBURBs; london;
Sloane Hmsstssa Arehi ts Ern Ei ats: and
By CissS Gland and Others Aliens Rural Archi'
lecture. scott's Gothic Architecture; London.
Holly's Country Seats. sIoan's Gonstructiye Ar
ture. Iap22] PRANCK TAYLOR.
IIROMEs HAIR COLOR RRSTORER FOB RI
y tanning and gradually bringing back the Hair
to lis einal color without the yenience At
tending the uae Of . dye. Bold BY all druggists
rs cents per bottle.
ExFORDN INDICATED GINGHR BREAD
H NUTS, for worms, unrivAled in smcacy. and
peculiarly ADAPTED for children. being eaten % On
ordinary cake
For tale by druggists. Price rs cen Fer boz.
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rHIRF oUARTERMAsTER'SO OFFICE,
4 DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,

All dealer, in Druss Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
er Once Furniture Harness, and ssSd1sry Are re.
week sealed prososal or list, in duplicate, Of tho
.Etse. they to u r. sh;
plain 6eures so that in case the Ell gencies Of the
service the article or Ssn be OBJ
De alers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
auired to furnish the list sysrX Monday
Brigadier 6en1 and Chief 9. NJ.
fsn5.H DEPOT Of Wsshing ton.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
IsToF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D. O.,
May t. 1868

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
THE EVENING STAR.

@On the Emperor Napoleon's forthcom-
ing trip 10 Algeria, it is said that the little
prfnce WA accompany him. One piece OF
gossip is that the object Of the trip Is to intro.
dnce the heir apparent to the throne to the AL
gerian army. The visit will be State visit,
and the imperial progress will be conducted in
right imperial style.