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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-23
Taken by Everybody

The Wahoo Bitters are Combination of Ma
lures Great RestoratIves; they are entirely Veg
etable, being compounded from different Roots
Banks and herbs, under strict chemical analysis
These Bitters remove the unnatural acidity OF the
stomach, giving 10 it natural and healthy ac-
ton, and when the Stomach is right the whole
man is right.
The WahOO Bitters are an
Alternative. Diuretic and stomach Tonic.
They act direct upon the Liver, Purifying the
Blood, giving healthy glow to the
Skin. They cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Dropsy.
Asthma, sour stomach, Sick:
.s4 Headache,
Warm and Strengthen the Bowels, are a prevents
i've OF Dysentery, Summer Com plants, ChoIic
Cholera Morbus, Chills, intermittent Fever, Fever
and Ague, &c. The Spirits used To- preserve
these BItters is PURE RYE WHISKY, dis
titled IN Copper, under my direction and personal
attention, and is the only spirits recommended by
the Medical Faculty Tor Its med nal qualities
Put up only by myself, the inventor and Pat
entee.
CAUTION None genuine unless D. W.D-
lS63-AAX, E. Dexter Loverldge, Wahoo Bit
tiers, is blown in the Bottle and bearing label as
follows: The Great Indian Beverage, Low
eridge's Celebrated Wahoo Bitters.
Z. DEXTER LOVERIDGE
BUFFALO, N. Y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-23

A GREAT VARIETY of new fsnnels and other
new goods just received and for sale low by
Wadsworth & Co.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-23

This may certify that have been using, at
my manuiactory, for the last Jour years, Vests
Improved pumps L now have in use three of
sac pumps, one OF which Is kept constantly at
work "a hours of each day (save sundsys) and has
been running Tor the past two years pronounce
them, unhesItatIngly, the best pumps that have
been brought to my notice, having used many 9TH
ers previously. They are SIMPLE IN their con-
strucrion, and not easily disarranged
'JAs, A. WEHB.
New York, Oct. 10, 1892
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w arren's Soap
WASHING SOAP!
Shaving and Toilet Soap!

Call at the Furniture Store of
d. IINGLE, IN PALACE ROW.
and see the soaps. Buy small quantity of each
kind and try it, II you like it, buy more Or buy
the right to make 1t for
Family, Town or County,
of C. L. BASCOM.
Rock Island, Aug. %, 1865, diff.
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CBNTRE q MARKET!
CHRISTIAN a. DIETZ, PrOp'ts,
ILLINOIS STREET,

Two doors east OF Devoe & Champions Bookstore
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
LITOULD announce to the citizens of Rock
w Island, ILL.,, that they have opened their
new market in the above place, where they intend
keeping one of the neaiest and most complete es-
adjustments TO be found in the country,
and where can be found at all times, every des-
cription OF
Fresh d Sailed Meats, Il Vegetables,
of the best and finest quality and at the most
reasonable prices.
They respectfully ask the public to give the
Centre Market a call, and trust that by strict
attention to business and the prices and quality
of their meats to merit share OF public patronage
CHRISTIAN l. DIETZ.
Rock Island, July z, 1865. DIFF r- .-.
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standards Of Beauty
CristadOrO'S Hair DYE

which are produced IN five minutes, without il
juring the fbres or staining thee scalp, by
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-23
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.

T'HE SUBSCRIBE has purchased the
Il Tobacco Store Oh ILLINOIS street, IN Johnson,
American Block, where he will continue The hu.-
mess OF iooaceonlst, snc the msuu.aeturs of
cigars. he viii Aeel always on hand good
stock OF all Ainds OF C.g4rs, Tobacco snuff.
Smoking and Chewing focaeoo, s,v-s u. ar
Holders, Tobacco Dass, Cigsr Cases &C &c
where ne hopes 10 see All s.ls trieGds ana ths pub
he generally and meHt a snare Of Puolc patron-
age. MATaEW SCsLEt, EI.-
Rocs leland, JuEe - dtL
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-23

We have plenty more such certificates, but
think these enough
fOr Pumps, Hose, Pipe, ect address or,..
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LATEST MARKET.

New York, August %, Ills p. NJ.
Flour closed dull.
Wheat closes heavy, the advance partly last
Corn steady
Oats dull
Whisky active and firm
Pork firmer
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
Snuff.
Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases OF the
Head. The sensations after using 1t are delight
full and invigorating. 1t opens and purges out all
obstructions, strengthens the glands, and gives q
healthy action to the parts affected.
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mayl5dwtf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-06-09
A Shaip Iteto,t,

Hon. Charles Francis Adams. oul
Minister to London, lately turned tho
tables handsomely on Earl Russell, ii
. correspondence upon the duties o
neutrals. Said Earl Russell, in de
Tending the action osthc British Gov
ernment:
II cannot refrain from observing
shat Her Majesty's Government have
been far more successful in prevent.
ing breaches Of neutrality with regard
to the fitting out OF cruisers to take
part in the civil war in North Amer
leo than the United States were in
prercn ing the fitting ont OF ships OF
war to aid the South American Re
publics in their revolt against Spain,
which, however, then stood in the DO.
sition of a central authority resisting
insnrrection."
To which Mr.. Adams, more his.
torically learned than tho Earl, re.
piled as follows:
"Whateycr may have been the de
fcienci,s OF the United States IN the
instance alluded to, compensation
therefore has been made. to Spain, and
her full and free release has been Civ
en- under the sanction of her hand to q
solemn treaty. Whenever Her Maj
esty's Government shall acknowledge
Itself prepared to perfect the parallel,
the example may he cited against the
United States, but not till then.
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MELON Bues.--Charles Tbonnso,

MELON BUes,--Charles Thompson,
OF st. Albans, VI, says: ITO prevent
the ravage of the melon bug, it is only
necessary to place box. without top
or bottom, around each hill of plants
The bug will fly against the box and
fall down on the outside of it, and il il
be well bedded in the earth, 80 that nc
entrance can be found beneath it, the
plants will be secure 1t is the prac.
ticc OF some to cover the top of the
box with muslin, but this is altogeth.
or needless"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-06-09

"TRAoEpY OF THE PsrrIcoAr."-
What q eceno was that which occur.
red on that murkv morning in the vi.
cinity OF Irwinsville, on the banks oi
Allegttor Creek, in a pine wilderness
In Georgia, nerr Green's swamp on
the 10th of May, 1865. The Grea,
Gyasticus o; Four Years War-the
Embodiment of tremendous Rebel.
lion--the King OF the Insurgents
the Autocrat ofall Secssia; the Idol Of
European Aristocracv- the Pink ot
the Slaveholding Oligarchy--ths
Murderer Of Two Hundred thousand
U1ion So'diers--the Arch Consp,.
rator in the murder of President Lin
coln--the enemy of Constitutional
Government---the Remorseless Per.
turer and traitor--gets down from
his lofty emincnce in the swamps oil
Georgia, and closes up this gigantic
war OF wickcdness by putting on his
wife's petticoats, and surrender,nc &c
Federal troopers--Sic semper tyran.
ais, busfijuS d Sh,mm,6ns.
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Buried Alive for 6 90 Years.

a recent member Of Trustworthy
English journal, the Leeds Mercury
tells the following curious story:-
"During the excavations which arc
being carried on in connection witt
the Hartlepool Water works, tho
workmen, on Friday morning, found
toad imbedcd in block of mag
ncsium lime stone, at n depth o
twenty five feet from the surface o,
the earth, and eight feet from an,
spriug water vein. The block OF
stone had been cut by wedge, and
was being reduced by workme n
when a pick split open the cavity il
which tho toad had heen incarccra
. ted. The cavity was no larger thar
Its body, and presented the appear
ance of being a cast Of it. TIL,
toad's eyes shone with unusual bril-
lianey, and WAS full of vivacity OF
it's liberation. 1t appeared, wher
first discovered, desirous 70 perform
The process Of respiration, but evi
IDENTITY experienced some difficulty
and the only sign Of success consist
ed OF barking noise. which it con
tinues to make at present on being
touched. Tho toad is in the pos
session Of the President Of the Natur,
al History Society, and Continues ir
as lively state 40 7Shen found. On
a minute examination its mouth is
found to be completely closed, and
the barking noise that 1. makes pro
ceends from its nostrils. The claws
of its forefect are turned inward, nn6
its hind ones are Of extraordinary
length, and unlike the present Eng.
iish toad, An eminent local geolo-
gist gives 1t his opinion that the an.
smal must be at least six thousand
years old. Th;s wonderful toad is tc
be placed in it's primary habitations
and will he added to the collection
in the Hartlepool Museum. The
toad, when FIRST released, was of q
pale color and not readily distin
guished from the stone, but shortly
after its color grew darker until il
became fine olive brown.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
P ETROL III u M.
UWE STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
l. on WEST VIRGINIA
CAPITAL. O. ooo, ooa
In 1900 shares, At go sssA.
ssb.srip,ion pr,sseeas per share snbissi Y =.
other cali or asssssnsnt.
A wording capital q eioo, 900 rssssvsA onil
1000 shares 70 be seld a The Sab
soripiion price.

The property 81 this eompany eonsisls q n.
well-known Martin or alnndlnE Stone lrnrt and
contains nom z, 900 70 8 900 acres q lad, a
fes simple, f!ss from Lease. sasiviasd Interest,
The ftiis kanawha rlvsrl and ~ tIibaiSFis. ras'
through this property, and u has upon a larIaI
amOunt Of boring leTrltgIy than 10 spned w enl
other company in West Virginia. Il z Situated
o. BuTnlnE spnhg tract, and n extent q terri
tory Il ase tines greater, aud u eonfldsret ~
ali experienced oil men familiar with he oil ale.
irisl o. ws.. Virginia qaiis saanl y Y 70. .lpe.
Oh coSpany' y property sxiseds hon ~ E,iil
Kanswha river, hear bufnInn Spring uun.
across the watafs Of standing slen5 erla4. 4 +.
eluding q portion Of Robinson 2 lefe sd IY4
BREAK, ssi.adins RON Sarniss iprisr * sna
By Standing stone and Psirolsan % uolsa he.1
Wells, near the Ohio river, ana elEsssss. q.
i ne properly q mi. somp.ay be. %, b.a
heirs, who eoaid not convey untii thsf 1illin1f
their majority, which he yeahss.i ~ 2 -
!: .: ~ e.; & =, :. . 4. .: :s
stone tract On was aFsi dlssoyersd u 100.
bored and oil oblainsd. Tho Weller MsFsFiaAl
4 Jones, on the Morgan land, ishsAr this psoF'
fh.. iaads az. hsla IN ,rus, ~ = =. csn.
deu, Rsa,, President FIRST National Bank 81 Par
ksrsburs, wsst Virginia, and The Mcn Seha
cArlils, ssnaior IN Congress. frem virElniA ~
oil u c S whsSss.s he stock 70 be 1ispsss'
subssrIbed and paid fsf three thousand "a
hundred shares d NE stock have already bee
sss s.ssiSsd At N. banking Assss
Of Ri00s CO., and RirrRnHousH Iov
| LIR q 90. delN.u
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ny JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
ID AucTioNgERs.
AUCTION SALE OF rns CHOICE STOCK OF
PINE oRoCRRIRs, LIQUORS, &C, AT Thk
OLD ESTABLISHMENT, no PkNNklLNAniA
AVENUE, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE WILL
II Aeon eoD.sau.ns. of,hs M health Of Mr.. Jos.rH
p. WIIson, our agent, the subserlbers have 81:
tsrH,insd 70 oasf a. nusuon, ON THURSDAY
stock Of FINE WINES, LIQUORS, and ssoARs
VERY ga cognas Brnndiss, Ia bottles and casks,
Very old bourbon and Rye whistles, do,
Very old Port, sherry, and Madeira wines
Scotch Alec, London Porter
Champagne, ClAret, and White Wines,
Fins french Cordlala,
Green and Black Teas, (S-lb. eaddisa,)
Afuii assortment Of Crosse Blaekwell's Lon
don sauces and Pickles,
BArdines, french Peas, Oh, Mustard, a.,
Pine Havana CiEAra, Domestic do, smoking
TObAeeo, .,H
store Fixtures, Wagon, (neWD large C'oek'
We To he scId IN quantities 10 suit the trade.
Calaloguss ready day q a ;sls 4 RI
Ap2s-st Aus'ionssrs'
az TuR ABOVE SALE - vnAvoipABLy Posi-.
ng.ed until MONDAY MORNING., May ., same
bo.r and plaes. J. O. MCGUIRE CO., :.
my3sW Aue''H'NN'
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Balslnors Market.

RnIDAI, May s, 1895.
Prices given bsloW refer 20 OIssdis operations
only, Hnisss otherpfss erpresssd.
COVER. Prime Rio Ia scarce, and held Arm at
~ cents, We report small lot O.day at y
RLOrE.-Rsssipts have ALLEN o. from the
west, aud also Howard street kinds. The mar
td Il steady with sales 10 -dAy Of l2o0al400 bbls
Sood Western Extra at IS IS; common brands o.
eFed at IS per Dbl. Super Il steady at ". SOas,
70 quality for Western and Howard street.
~ hilis-snpply light, and prices arm for
hlpPing Extra and high grades Of do. for retail
GRAN--wheat-To.da 400 bushels whils
ind 4, 800 bushels red received; demand good,
sith sales Of 800 bushels Kentucky white At " IS,
y bushels Maryland 90 choice, at 2. 5Sa2. 90 /;
100 bushels red at a. 9oA2 -, and lot Of l0O
oa.hels At tai5. corn--lo 300 bushels white,
.as $500 bushels yellow offered demand brisk,
lad prices farther advanced; ineluded In the
a a were 100 bushels inferior white At 81 ~
sSsSa Ss.ss !, good g prime DO At q 2s.i ~ lSI
y, and 2500 bushels good do, In lots. al 81 80
Az 80 per bushel. Oafs-5,l0o bushels offered
Market dull, with small sales only At 90 cents
-sght hye-seo bushels at market, and pari
CHARTERED STEAMERS steamer
she, 7. Brady, City Point, Dictator and George
LeaIy, that have been 10 tho employ for some time
,4st 81 the Government a. mail and passenger
sRorts' were yesterday taken on the route
ner use for them. The steamers Thomas Col
~, Cosaaek, Ese0It and CITY OF Albany will BE-
wv on The TPute. These latter vessels are To
'operiy ofthe Government, and have been for Z
ong time engaged in the transportation Of Gov
aLhent troops, quartermAster'a stores, &c.
irsoVisioAs-Coniinge quiet. Lard Il scarce,
5uh soma inquiry, but held above buyers We
iaS9e ~ hI 70 70 cents for Western, In tlercei
~ osls; 10 cents offered. Bulk meats are nom.
az l5M 70 l5x cents for shonlderu, l6iL "a
= eelta fer sides, and " 70 10 cents foF ham,
Hskle, a. 70 quality. Bacon II selling In
lots AZ ~ 70 i7J< senis Tor shoulders, fsll
~ cents for sides, AT 3 cents for sugar cared
sasys.sed, aRd p cents fpr PlAln. Ness
III, Ao'ainAl q p p ~ psrbbi --sioek offering
MpsEr-was inquired for to day, but holder,
esni. n liling 70 aAll Al yegserday'S priee; v,
'-'e /" y % psr ganoA.
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P SiaS S ! ] TEoUK


OuHIDu UUFuL luMAhAAAMN W ~ ANNNNN-NAl H.
wAsHnsfoH, ID. o., April -, lteA y.
Sealed Proposals arc intitaa ln1u NtDnh4
DAY, May a n m. ios fur1i1nlng the sab 4
SIX THoUsAND 10, OooJ DAhnnkA on FLOUR
The proposals. Will be for what Il kn0wn a thi|
Depot a. Nos. 1, and 3 and bids VIII b. en 4
tsriained for any qunntity less than the whole.
Rlds must he In dupllsaie, and for each grnal
| on asparate sheets 81 paper, s.l =.
| The delivery o. the aeur % commence vithn
/ ave days from the opsnlnF Of the bids unA nus
/ be delivered In such Quantities, daily - ~
| Oovernment ray direct, either a TIE ooTeIn'
Inent warehouse In 0eornetoWns a the Whafto.
or railroad depot In Washington, D. Q.
The delivery q all Soar awarded 70 - con
plsted within twenty days from the As'sp'Anss .
the bid.
In new oak barrels. head lined.
Payment will he made N rueh funds - ~
oovSrnmont may have for diabufsement
The usual Government inspeetion Wil - 80
iuHt before the Aour IL received, and noae yih y
accepted which Il not ffesh ground ana q . -
An ,osth of allselanes must aceompany The ~
Of eaeh biddef who has not The oath on he In al
| olaoe and no bid will BE- entertained nom Palll.
who have previously failed 10 comply VIA th4l
bidS, o. from bidders not present 70 fespona.
Ocyornmsni reserves The rs NJ 10 releft eey ~
for any cause. BIDS 70 be addressed 70 ne e.N..
signed y No. 21s silsei, ensoss'ea y rssDPs.'
Tor rlSaf'" c,S.Sis 9. 3 Y.
~
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MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Nl IN THE CITY or WASHINGTON.

AVA IN THE CITY OF wAsHlhorON.
In order 10 give deanits shape TO the dsslr. 80
generally expressed thst suitable Monument
should be erected IN the city Of wasbington 70
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln, the City Coun.
ellis Of Washington have tAksn action, resulting
In the formation Of an Association 70 10 called
the LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOC
CIATioN, with the following ofaesrui
Prssidsnt-RcHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
Beeretary-CROsBY &. MOVES.
Treasursr--0kOR0R W. RUGS.
Tia Directors will be announced hereafter
II Ia proposed 70 raise fof the purpose the sum
81 At least eloo 900 By ptlons 10 be limited
in amount from one dollar 70 ten per Individual
contributor.
such is The general sollsilude 10 contribute 70.
such purpose that 4 u not doubted thai The
nor y msnt erected VliAla ihs yesr iioA
Duly authorised eollScloU viii " designated
for this District ana peft9N thEoushont ihs
contributions 20 gEoRoB W Rio0s, nsq., Treas
A. Il may Be diaIean "a ssuA iadiyidusi 70.
eeipts for tho Contributions resolved, they will
be acknowledged from tine 70 tine through u,
ii e earnestly hoped that ever nsuspapsl
throughout the country will call attention 70 III
ohleel Of this Association, aha give Il such edi.o
ria - -oarAgemsnt - shAll secure general rec
II l. Ia desire Of the Association 10 r.,,.
| monument that shall be properly eommemorafiv
Of the sublime life and character Of the Iamsnls,
deesased--ens that shall b sFsdilabls alike !
win such ends ia VisN, n h not doubtsd tha
this appeal VIII meet a Pronp, and unlyersa
| roaponse. m1-lm
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ToHN r. ELvANs a CO.,
~ o. LoaiEiahA ave. and sos G street, q
WAsHlN0ToE, n. c., IN
pMALHua ~ :"
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordlnAry sizes.
RKFINED IRON. -
BA0NALL'B, ke.
HORSE SHOE IRoS-M,r.. a.
/ ovHIs AND HALF RoUEDa
2. ?. NAIL RODS. =. y
EoRwAY SHAPES
SPRING STEEL.
roK CORK STEEL.
HOOPS-0AlVAniIed.
SCROLL IRON
EXTRA FALL RIVER R0Ds-Rouhd and
square; charcoal plate iroai padded
plata Iron.
SHEET IRON-AmsTiesn; American costa
nai', BelgiAAi i'm. Russia RaSsiA !
SQUARE CAST sTREL,-sandsrsoA'a ....
OCTA0ON CAST STEEL.
SHEAR BTBBI.-sAndsIson'L
GERMAN sTHEII
YLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER BTEEL-AnSTiean.
ROUND sTERL-Casti mAehinsry:
apll-6m
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r. Advertisers ana mnn1nesa Mes.
~. l,viis he aiisntioa q advertisers and
80, rnsn 70 ne columns Of the DA1x ma
-. RuFuBLiokr, ns an advertising medium.
:, ~. large eirsniAtioni n The elites Of wash
-. snd 0sorEstown, and the surfoundisg
1..,,,,, and d constantly insreasinE We feel
..s5est nat tAsy VIII hnd u not only valu.-
=. -. r,liabis medium q eommunienting win
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John n. RLvANg 4 CO.,
u 81 LouisIAna avenue and 800 street.. .
WAHHIn0ToA, d. O.,
DHALna ~ ~
NIT A LIS.

TIN-Bsnsa (ples); 'stHits'' (plRs); HaRlIsA
u,v ,!FiE.I = s'Iiit'" Digs IN SsIij.
LKAD--Iig, Missouri, zig, German, pis, KnE-
-, ll.A ssIi sheet, 3 4, . siH ripe
HINC-S2. a. 90 inch sheet
fHURDRR'B ANTI-lRlCTl0H MnHAL
eoLDRR-BuAIier's pewter.
coPPER-BrAlioF's; ahsatking, 10. tlnnod
ing0ti bolt
BRAHS-ShSst
TERNs-NET CASE on BHLIvERY
anil
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
auInrusnAsrEa ouHnRAL's oypion,
7--|H. FIEsr DIyIsios,
WIsuTuaroN Orr, April ~, 1853, y
Will be sold At public auction, 10 the highest
1 JddsT, At 0issboro' ID; =, on IN.
TUESDAY, h.ys.
D. TUESDAY, May n,
TUESDAY, May 30,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES BACH
DAY.
Thssa horses have been condemned ~ unht foI
ths eayaiTy service Of the army.
Por road and farming purposes many good
bargains may be had. =,
Horses sola singly. Sale 70 commence A. u
JAMES A. RkiN,
Hr.y.l priEadIor General, In charge fiTa
piSisiou ouaItsEmaslsr oshsFni's onse
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4 UoTToN SALE SALE. OF CONDEMNED

TUoTToN SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HORSES
ouLRrHRnAsrnn o1smALiA ogHioS,
...-I' fIRHT DivInioH, \ "a
wAAuINaroN CITT, April -, 1895. y
will be sold, at public auction, TO the highest
bIdAer. At the time and places named below NiA ;
BALTiMoRE, MAINLAND, THURSDAY,
May 4, ls65, hs ~
CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
WILMINGTON, DBLiw1RR, THURSDAY,
May u.s. 1858,
PIrTsBURG. PENNsfLykNIA, FRIDAY.
Nay %, 1895,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
al each place,
These horses have been condemned a. unat foS
the Cavalry service OF the army,
For road aud farming purposes many good bar
rains may be had.
.gor.es sold singly, Sales 70 commence At 10
m. Terms cash In uhited States currency
Brsv. Brig. osn., In charge firs. Diyiaicn
apas-tosth o. MI "
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Acting in ssAn'''i'A with 'A' house Of !,
| Jay COOKE a co. A.
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CHIEP QUARTRRMAsTERs OFFICE,
~ DHEor o. wAsHISsros, WAsHuoToS, D. C.,
January 4 1884
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber,
Leather, once Furniture, Harness and sAdlery
are requested 10 send 70 this once. on the NOM
dnpiieate. Of the articles they are prepared 70
furnish 70 this depot II ahoFt RalieS, with The
price Of each marked IN PLAZA aguras, 30 that, in
ease the s4igsnoias Of the seEyios EsqulFO H. the
and Il ne lowest priee.
Dealers Wishins % ssIi 70 this Depot vili "
required 70 aEnlah he lisi pgnsilally every
Monday morning. ID. H RUCKKk,
iA5-d Depot Il Waahingisn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
WATRR REoIsTRARis oRRIcR.

WATER REaIsTRARs oRRIcR,
W APn1L n, lo65.
sEABED PROPOSALS. 10 duplicate, SddTsSssd
one copy 70 the President q The BOARD Of Alder.
% Common Conneil, Will ~ received Il this once
NDtll MONDAY, the Sth o. Nay, II 3 o'elock, ,.
m for laying water mains foe The Corporatlon
Of Washing.on dgElsg the current calendar year.
Ing u this o1lco RANDOLPH COYLk' ,
aDoa-d1sl water negistgaE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

90 A Friend In Need : Those re-
curing conhdentiAl medical assistance should
apply 10 some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study
such man IA Dr.. DARBY, who IL daily curing
numbers Of both sexes, and every age, who hAvs
been 10 all the sslf-ealled doctors In this city,
and spent valuable time and money, with no
benefit until he took charge Of them. His terms
are more moderate than those Of mere beastine
pretendsrs, whose only purpose IL 10 fleece the
unfortunate. and then advise them, when Il Il
almost too late, 70 apply 10 hin.
Call on him Al once, or you may rsgre. V ever
Afterwards. DR. DARBY,
No 400 seventh street, between D and i
streats, WAshington city. fsl6-u