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A FINE PIECE OF WoRK.-Yesterday morn
ing, q new car, Just finished at the Mount
Clair Car Works, Baltimore, to be used as A
private car tor the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
foao company, was run over the road for the
nrst time, and in the depot yesterday attracted
great deal Of attention, and much praise was
bestowed on the workmanship. 1t is of the
same dimensions as the ordinary ssdouble deek',
STYLE, and Is on eight broad tread wheels There
are handsomely painted medallions on either
side, one OF which has a beautifully executed
coat OF arms Of the United States, and the other
the Maryland coat Of arms. The interior is
divided into four compartments first the bal
cony, which is neatly carpeted, and furnished
with hnely finished chairs, adjoining which is
the parlor, which 10 also richly carpeted and
ble-top table; next in order is the state-room
containing two cots, under which are drawers
for clothing, &c. and in the rear end is the re.
cepuon room, also furnished with lounges
and chairs, with ice-box, water-cooler, &c
The interior is carpeted throughout, and the
sides are cased with brightly polished ash
and walnut. The ceiling Is decorated wi tn
superb representations of Night, Morning The
Cottage Girl, The Rustic Lovers, a Winter
Scene, &c, and Is much admired The fur
ini,ir Is all richly carved, and bears the
initials OF the company, while the representa-
ton OF the seal Of the company, containing an
engine such as was used at the date OF its
incorporation, 1S21, receives q share of praise
The car 10 not, however, built SO much for
show as for comfort and usefulness. 1t is one
OF Inc easiest running cars on the road, and in
pent Of convenience tor the purposes for
which II was built, Is not TO be surpassed
The balcony Is SO arranged that not only q
'front.' view may be had, but also on either side
OF the road, and in case OF a driving rain or
storm, curtains are conveniently at hand to
close 1t in speedily. This car will be used
mostly by the president and directors of the
road in their duties.
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LATEST FROM CANADA.
Capture of Sarno and Windsor Contra Id ict
ed by the Authorities-Excite
IncFeasing-Blue Noses ON the

Alert-TroePs Moving!
TORONTO, June There Is not a word of
truth in the reported capture OF Sarno and
Windsor. Everything is quiet in those places.
The military authorities here are ON the alert,
and troops are moving to exposed points.
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CALL FOR THE PUMP DocToR.--The resIdentx
Of the neighborhood Of 4th street west and X
street north are anxious that the pump doctor
should examine the pump IN that locality.
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NEW OUTSIDE LINE OF srIAMERs
L BETWEEN
NEW YORK. WARRINGTON, GFoRGEroyN
AND ALEXANDRIA VA y" Az

The Steamers Of this Line are first class y....l.
Leave SHOWS wharf Georgetown. -,eaes
every WEDNESDAY, and Pier Is. 800.
Nsrth River, New York, every SATURDAY.
Punctuslity Of departure can be relied on.
Ths passenger accommodations are unsurpassed
Freight received daily and Kent upder cov.r !,
Shows wharf. Georgetown.
For passage and freight applyts
J. W. p. MYERS, Agent,
1O1 Water st Georgetown.
W. T. RKMsRN, Agent,
le lin 81 West st., New York
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER

n.
ChieC QHarts,mdstsr's 0fce. Depot OF Washirs,on.,
rs Washington. d. O.. May 81, 1876.
NAY 81 being considered less than the real vslue
Of the material, were not accepted and s.sisS
Proposals are again invited until THU RsDAY.
$3.50 feet Of Government Lumber, Of the follow.
ing sizes and descriptions. viz:
,d s c Zee! y; inch OAK
loo ooo feet 81 inch Dab
10 900 feet 81 inch Oak
1900 feet inch Ok
$50 feet 5 inch Hickory
N600 feet4 inch Hickory
5000 feet IL inch Ash
Ii. SO, MssS f fsss si ises Az Az
ri S SIS feet feet incl A. Az
5 So feet inch Pine Pine
g ,9e9 feet inch Pine
500 FEET I:.in %i1 Popsi ,
Inc attention Of wagon and carriage mekerS 10
called to this sale, a. The above is very superior
tss OF xell-seasonsd Lumber, suitable fo5 mann,
Brevst Brfgadisr General O. b f0MPKtNs,
Quartermaster in charge at Lincoln Depot, about
sids viii ss o for tn. purh.. Of ten
thousand feet and upward. The undersgned re-
serves the right 20 reject eli the bids should they
Payment lin 0ovsrunen, funds, win be required
upon notification OF ceptance Of bid and prior 20
the delivery OF the Lumber. which must be re-
moved within fifteen days sitter the proposal is &C
Proposals should be signed sy the Stdd.r. fun
name. and give his post once sddrs -, plainly en-
soG 20 for the suokSs
Srsvss MAJOR General and Chief Sssrisrms...r.
jel-td DsDNt Of Warrington.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

TIE oopASfsEssGTfs h p ISPs IT,
Gu IN the Soap and Candle business, is this day
mutually dissolved. The business hereafter will
DC conducted In the name OF William g. Jones' by
whom al the Affairs Of the shove named firm win
oG y sS ,lMs WILLIAn g; JONES
GRtnAST e BAAR9AIMs IN DRY GOODS AT MIL.
Georeetoyn;aJust received Q large suspiy OF
suMMER GOODS, such - Dress Goods in great
HIcu,skssPins Goods, Olsths and Gsssimers:,
Is, isx. 70: 2, Is cent?, Bleschsd MusliS Tx, f.
u. p, 81, IN cents, Brown Auslins is, Is, -, S
white Plaids rs cents. full stocf OF Black Dress
Goeds and Black Shawls. We are selling our
Goods very cheap. Those in want ef GOOD Rooda
at low prices would do vell 60 Give us : cali
my lS-lmH BENJAMIN MILLER
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE POLICE CoMMIssIoSERs-Tha Board
met last evening, IN their rooms on Iuth street
Inc following additional patroimen Were
appointed, W IN. Hunt, j. W. kooatx. J. d.
Hoover, w. j. Brown aud Frank Donnally
Tor duty AT the Far for the Soldiers and saul
ors Orphans Home; +. IL. williams. for duty
between y and 9th streets, on Pennsylvania
avenue; Robt Sutton, on the square by r and
Ct and 18th and 18th streets
Sergeant K. H. Milstead was made n mount
20 sergeant In place of Sergeant Barker, trans
ferrtd o the sanitary force
The Board passed a resolution calling the
attention OF the superintendent. sergeants. aud
pairolmen OF the police force TO that provision
OF the act Of Congress approved August g. 1861
which requires the Board of Police s.to pra-
serve order at every public election" aud No
- OF the general rules of the Board: and they
are enjoined TO strictly observe and enforce the
requirements of the act and rules cited. AZ the
election Ia the city Of Washington on The Ith
proxImo.
The report of Superintendent Richards FIR
the quarter ending March 31st was submitted
from II we extract the following summary:
Total arrests. 5.6l7: males ASS: females ig9g
2,i23 were married, 3,i9i single; 1855 could read
and write, 2-262 could not read often ces against
persons, 1882; against prorertv, 2.2s5 The
cases were disposed Of as follows :-Commir
ted to Jail, ii2: held TO bail 1866 turned over 10
the military, IL; dismissed, 1.SI9: sent TO work
mouse, Alb: gave security tor peace, i2i: va
riously punished, 222. Total of fines imposed
Slo,el336 in Washington and part of the
county, S9,91i6l; In Georgetown and part of
the county. S137.75; for selling liquor to sol.
olers contrary TO the act of Congress, SOL
Total amount OF properly and money delivered
&c owners during the quarter, by order of the
magistrates, SiS, PIG so: destitute persons lodged
at the station-h house, k572; lost children re-
stored TO parents, 81: sick and disabled persons
aided or taken TO hospital, %; horses and cattle
found esray, Ia; doors found open and Sc
cured by police, %; fires occurring in the Dis
trlct, 35i horses and vehicles restored to own
ers 5. The sanitary police make a very fair
port OF their operations. Total of nuisances
nAata
unabated, 3: warrants served, 95; amount of
fines, S3l5. sc; persons sent TO hospital, IA per-
son buried, l. dead horses and cows removed,
l6S. The detectives report 221 robberies; num-
Der OF arrests, liz; property lost or stolen,
S3I,U.3-5o; amount of property recovered,
Si2, 30; amount turned over to the property
clerk. S2,S34 80; turned over to the owners
$500 G3; taken from and returned to prisoners
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10 LIT
DROPOSALS FOB FRESH AND OORNED
BEEF

OFFICE DEPOT CoNMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May D.. l8SS (
sealed Proposals., Of the form furnished by the
underGgned, will be received, in duplicste until
SATUkDAY, the I'D Of June, ~ IL m. for ali the
fresh Beef required for sales TO o0cers ct the
Washington Depot. This Beef will be selected
from such parts Of the hind quarters q. may be de-
and the rios. Of the fore quarters, all to be
Aleo. ct the same time and place. and under the
same cond tens, proposals will be received for an
he Corned Beef required for any purpose ar thjs
deptt II must be 81 the first quality and in an IN.
exceptionsble condition.
The contractor will be required to deli YER the
meet at the store house, where he will distributes
1t In such quantities and 1t times as an ocer
OF the Subsistence Department may direct
SsIsrste proposals win be received for supply
bids. ~
Payment to be made Ut this ONCE. In such funds
% the Government may have for disbursement 7
All the meat will be subject to Q rigid fnspec-
ton, and IL not satisfactory rch Asses in the opon
market Will be made at the sxpehDe Of the con
trsctor.
All questions respecting Quality and conditi on
Will DO settled by the officer Of the Subsistence De-
partmept receiving the meat.
The contract will be made for three months from
the let day Of July, 1886. such period a. the Com
mioeary General may determine :
Bios must be endorsed " Prop osais for AZ
-" snd addressed to the undermined, who re-
serves the right to reject Any and oil bid.
jsI-eost Major and C. Us A.
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Tw JAMES O. roPHAM CO.. sUw
0l1fD TRUNK MANuFA oToRY, 0H1N
500 7TH STRICT.
ONR DOOR ABOVE ODD FELLOws' HALL.
The largest sDd mes. varied assortment Of
LADIES TRUEKs.
GENTLEMENy TRUNKS, So
vALIsES. BAGS,
LADIES' sATGBELs.
MEMS sATCHRLs, -
sADDLERY AND HARNESS, &C., &c.
in the city.
RepairinEneatly done and PROMPTLY jeI-atif
L oooDs. PLAIN FIGURES.
MADE, GOOD. a
STYLE, WELL.
ARTICLES o1orH1na.
GEO. q. HENNING.
jel-2t- cor. TIN ct. snd Maryland av.
J.F.~BBB.1 IN. Wh. BkvERIDGE
WEBB q BEvERIDGE,
Late CHAs. 8. FOWLER Co.,
M p o b BIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.
Fine Cutlery, Block Tin Goods, Kerosene Lamps
Bets Feather busters, Roll Metal
Goeds Japsnued Waters,
Table Mats, &c.
no qua ODD FELLUwS' II ALL, 7TH ST
to, asnvsred promptly in ell parts of the Dis.
WINES AND LIQUORs. =
We have lust received
70 cases California PORT WINE
IS cases Calitornia HOOK WIN.
Is cases Cslifernis ANGELICA WINE
Is cases California MUSCATEL WINE
cases California CLhRET WINE
~ cases California BRANDY
D. cases fable CLARET WINE
= cases Uld SHERRY WINE,
Also, on hand, Bakers, Gibson's. and Harness
Pure Old Rve and Bourbon Whiskeys, Oatawbs
EGAN PERRIE.
We otlf corner Ninth aud streets
WE THE UNDERSIGNED BAKERS OF
Washln gton, in consequences of Of the great
ADVANCE In the price of -four, feel il our duty 10
raise the price Of Bre I'd to seven cents per pound
Ioaf 70 all store cust aud TO eight cents TO pri
vate families, on and after Friday June i, ISis.
WIN NICK eden, Charles Miller,
Paten & Son, Justus aiser
Benz Prosise. John Kaiser
Logan Prssite, George Munday,
noSerI Bro. John keonberger,
Ostefmayer, John Umhau
VIM Falk. John Straining
Patrick Doyle, Peter Pfsterer
GstoIpp, John Bamf
Geo W Hughes. UIrich Ramf
Adam Reinhardt. Christi an Beck
Lamb, George Schlerf,
yonn Miller, J Keppler
John Okershausen Il Bro, ieI-sts
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LOST AND FOUND

I 0sr-Lsss n sndsy on tue Ct m attnew CHURCH
IL Excursion At Glymont, a small round LkOS
VEIL. Inquire 236 street, near IL street. the
ee.[er WI. Dc r~-.-n-e: mvsl IT.
Gin ksWAkD-etr., % or stolen. en- tina nth
@lU insssnt, two HORSES-one a Bsy III Hors su
s.:s 4 hIyR hi sG0y sE .Sy VI
Garderer, st between 9Th and 10Th sts N si-s So
&I1I hEWAkD:-str.yso or stolen from t6e
" y Center Market, Tuesday, 18th fnsf. a bins
nofned COW, speckied white. The above rsSsrd
~a' Se gwen ifrst Sss T to Ell: VIVIAN
c. nEMAkD.-strayed or stolen. on Tne.d.1.
turned 70 PATRICK BRAHN, corSer sS s.t .nd q
street, near Government Printing Once. m 81 ats
L'OUND GOING ADTkAY-Un the night Of the
18th instant. . small LAY HORSE, With ssddje
marks. The owner is requested to come forWard.
prove property pay charges; HpS tsks him away.
m N-St- on 18th street, bet q and n.
ZANE ON THOSE PREMISES. ON Tn1
morning OF May 18th instant, one whit spotted
hOhSE white nose, name AID tail about thirteen
Years old, And stands about thirteen hands high
IiIJAH PARKER.
m II ~ Old Soldiers Home.
0ST-On Tueeday, n ~ 18th. in geine from the
- Treasury mp 18th to l. and II streets a white
EN- nLoPE containing Sll2, principally in IS
family de, ending, upon. 1t The finder viii be
suitably rewarded By leaving it at the granite
works, Treasury Extension, or at No. 491 18th
shot, between and L. THOMAS h % OAK a!
&S REWARp.Will be paid for q Black, SQUARE
WC LACE VEIL, lost on l4th street, between
Massschusetts avenue and College Hill, on Tues.
day afternoon. Inquire at Star office. myls
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VOe1 RIAH 0e.
This day received, tse uAese Of the cele. 7Sf
brateh vOSE PIANOS Ior ale upsn''
'-'s - - : JOHN r. ELLIS,
Il sos Pennsylvania avenue.
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COURT MARTIAL CAsEs.-At the Court Mar.
tial now sitting in this city, OF which Maiof
George w. Wallace il President, the following
named men were tried:
Private Patrick Murphy, 20. F, 4th regiment
United States artillery, found guilty Of viola.
ton of 46th Article Of War and sentenced to
forfeit to the United States $40 Of his monthly
ray for six months, Ind to be confined in Fort
Whipple. Va, for the same period, with an rs
pound ball attached to his left leg by chain
four feet long.
Private Robert Sehrberger, Go. +, ID Battal.
Ion. 18th regiment United States Infantry. on
the charges Of desertion and conduct preiudi-
cial to good order and military discipline, and
sentenced to forfeit all pay and allowances. to
have his head shaved, to be indelibly marked
with the letter sd. one inch and half long,
on the left hip. and be drummed out Of the SER
vice. t NV. aux
Sergeant William Donnelly, 90. +, eth regi-
ment, United States artillery, found guilty Of
drunkenness on duty ana conduct prejudicial
to good order and military discipline, and sen
fenced to be reduced TO the rank of private
soldier, to forfeit TO the United States SO Of
his monthly pay for three months, and to be
confined at hard labor in charge OF the guard
at Fort Whipple, Va, for six months, with a
bah weighing 1s pounds attached TO his left
leg by chain four feet long.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

HOl FOB GLHMONTI
Second Grand Excursion to ely Ee$-S
mont, for me benefit of the Ohm. CHI
and Schools OF the IMMACULATE Conception, on
WEDNESDAY, June 6, 1855.
Inc splendid Steamer WAWASET has been
Refreshments will be furnished at city prices.
Boats leave the 7th street wharf at 81 O'Clock q.
m m ana Ia clock p. m, returning at AZ p. and
TIE sfrictest order will be enforced
Esputa's celebrated Brass aud String Band has
been secured. and will DISCOURSE delicious music
during the day.
Tickets, 81; Children under 10 years hslf price,
No Intoxicating drink sold on the premises m 81
TNHE GERMANIA SOMMERGARTEN, No,
Il $40 q street, will he open aud an excellent
Bano is playing every night, to the amusement OF
the customers.
mO3t' sFROSS & MUnLEISEN.
GEORGE JUENEMANN'S
NJ LAGER BEER BREWERY a
PLEASURE GAkDEN, -
Corner of 4th and streets, CaA
CAPITOL HILL
Dancing every MONDAY commencing at o'clk
p M my Inn
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BRoKR FROM THE CELL.-Yesterday, oficer
Mulloy, OF the 2d precinct, arrested Adolphue
lRobtnson. colored. on the charge OF stealing q
lot Of blacksmlth's tools from Morris Smith,
ana ne. was taken to the station and locked nm
In the cell. During the afternoon he succeeded
IN making his escape, by cutting q hole
through the ceiling. and getting mp over the
1oiso and crawling to the wall, (which 10 oniy
four inches thick.3 and making an opening
through which he got out into open air. This
cell Is ricketty affair at best and the wonder
- that other parties have not broken out be.
fore this. s1a1ai - ea seas- p -77l7-f
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BOARDING,


pLEAsAkT ROOMS, GOOD BOARD, I3s G
L street, west OF 2lst. jel-3t-
A FEW TAyLE BOARDERS eau be accommo.
A. ~ dated at No. 3S1 street, between 9th and
io'n sls. Jel-jt'
FURNISHED Rooms. WITH BOARD. Pleas.
n AIT location, 2c3 18th street, between l. and
III nv 81 St.
A FEW GENTLEMEN GAN BE ACCOM- MO
y dattd with TABLE BOARD, at No 4OI north
9th street, above G.. mSl-Yts
ROA kDiNG One large pie as ant and mi cely far
y nlsheo hOOM with hrst class BOARD ID, 1T 31l
rehnsyivanIa avenae. opposite National Hotel A
lew TABLE BOARDERS can be accom- odated Ar
my 3I-5t"
FOR RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS At
L . 4O3 10Th street, corner Of ii, with or without
BOARD Apply on the premises. my 80 ST.
DRlVATE BOARDING-In a beautiful situa
uen In the country, four miles from the CITY
near Blsdensburg. Inquire at the New York Dol
lar store, $50 Pa. av., near 3dst. my sO.stf
SEvEkAL GENTLEMEN CAN FIND COM.
~ Portable ROOMS aud BOARD at 427 Massa-
chusetts avenue. between 9th and 7th SITS Also
MEALS BDAkDERS wanted. Refer ences re.
qoIIoa. my29 Ct
COOP TABLE BOARD. WITH FURNISHED
NJ k9VmS' can be obtained on moderate Tel rms at
Nc; $50 18th street, three doors above the Patent
nESIRABLE AIRY Rooms and good BOARD
I'D SITS north INV 81 Tvs
GABLE BOARD-At No. 80 Penna. av.. near
3lst st References exchanged. ap6-u
TABLE BOARD st No. 464 10th street, . few
month. de- IL r
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COMING AGAIN-Last night Sergeant Cess.
ford and officers Ashton, Boyle, and Evans, Of
the Seventh Ward, arrested Matilda Light for
keeping bawdy house, on I'd, near q street
Stephens, Mary Carr, Molly Jarboe, by au-
thority Of q special order from superintendent
Richards. This morning, Justice Hanny sent
girls as each, and in default sent them TO the
Workhouse. This morning, ofncer Evans ar
rested Peter Brady for renting the house for
purposes Of prostitution. and Justice Handy
held him to bail for court =
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-29
NEW BRICK YARD.
Good Brick at Low Prices.

VNHE subscriber has established new brick
| yard on the bluffs, beyond the old grave yard
near Mr. Boyer's place, where he will manufac-
ture the most superior building brick and sell
them as low or lower than the lowest. People
who contemplate building had better give him a
call before contracting.
He has the best clay to be found anywhere in
this vicinity, and will make brick equal If not
better than any other yard and his workmen are
of the first class. JOHN b. LUNG.
Rock Island April 19, d2m
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8 is the only Ply sicLn, as Special
- ~ ist, now in Chicago that can be en-
~ trely relied upon. Go to him, and
s not suffer that htrrble disease to
| remain in your system, dishguring
\ your face and boov, besides des-
troying your happiness aud future
WA ViTAh prospects of lite. He has made
Private Diseases and Nervous Debility his study
for the past twenty years, and as therefore the
person whom all afflicted should consult No one
ever heard of pasient OF his not being cured
since he has been IN th's city. HIS reputation has
vouchers in all the city papers, his patients and
the medical profession, both here and abroad, as
being tho most skilled specialist here, and thor-
ough master oil all sexual diseases. Ii all others
TAIL, DONE despair, give him call. 1t is only a
common occurrence with him to cure such cases
His rooms are separate for ladies and genslemen
and the most complete in the city
YoUNG MIN, TAKE PARTIcULAi NoTIcE.-Dr
Bigelow devotes much of his hue to the treat
ment of those cases caused by secret habit
which ruins both body and mind, uniting TIA
unfortunate individual Tor either business or so
| ciety. The sad effect of these early habits, OF
the excess of riper ears is to weaken and debIli
tate the constitution, destroy the physical and
mental powers diminish and enfeeble the natura
feelings, and exhaust the mental energies of man
hood the pleasures of lite are marred, the oo
| ject of marriage frustrated, and existence tsei
| rendered a term of unse easing misery and regret
| Such persons, especially those contemplatIn
marriage, should lose no time in making immedi
/ alto application, as DIR. B., by his new treatment
is enabled to insure speedy and permanen
| cure.
| Consultations free and confidential. Office, No
l79 South Clark Street corner OF Monroe, halt
block from the Post Office. p. o. box l54, ChIcs
go, Ill. Office hours frem A. nj. to p. VI.
| Send for his "Guide to HEALTH" publishe
monthly, tree of charge.
B.-Ladies, send for descriptive circul'
Of Pessarie Remede, the best preventive OF col
| ception known. Sent to any address free
charge. apl5dwly.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS, is
Office 9l6 Arch Street,

Hon. Richard Yates,
L. s. Senator, Washington, ID. c.
Dear Sir: Accompanying this please hn>-
original reports ana testimonials from Ho.
Surgeons, Presidents and Delegates OF Coz
sions, Merchants, and private individuals,
tive to the efficacy of ''Paschall's Fever and
Mixture,'' prepared by me, and which
extensively used during the la:e war. Yol
observe that these reports, &C., were subrs
to the Medical Bureau by President Line
his own haad writing. If, after you have
these, you can feel free, in any way, TO CON
this Ague cure TO the favorable consideret
your fellow-citizens of Illinois, you will:
persuaded, render them an important sc
and Go me a di .tlnguished kindness. g,
Eseryours gratefully,
Howard S. MoR
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FOR SALE.

TX GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in G
lO Daxepport's addition to the city o
leland. Price from $500 to $3.50.
4 Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the
road, half mile from the city of Rock
well situated for gardening and residence
Terms halt cash and balance on time. II
10 Acres known as the Cushing Tract,
on the Camden road, two miles from th
Rock Island, and 10 beautifully tuated d
dences, Gardening, Fruit raisiag--has godI
&C., and 10 about a half mile from the
River Water Power.o Price, per acre, d|
cash and the balance on time.
Also q number of lots in Davenport, ID
and LeClaire, and Farming Lands in Isji
Nebraska Territory. ~ Gsas Is
Apply to - GEO. L. DAVENP0hj
meh27dvtf st DasssPert, Io'
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Ae'tU. s. Christian Commission.
Christian Commission O6ce- :

Christian Commission Ofhce:-
PhiIada., Nov. oath, lSt
Rev H. Macleod went Corps Agent !.
Gen. A. J. Smiths men to Mobile, In the W
of '6i. he had violent attack OF congo
chiIls al Montgomery, and return OF the,
Nashville Alter reaching his house IN n
Hampshire, he wrote me that the chills werd
idly reducing him in strength, that his phyf;i
could give him relief, and he feared hes
be compelled to give up his parish. Persu
him to try the "PaschIlI MIxture,'' and put
In communication with Mr.. Morris, The
is given above by MIR. Macleod, who, with rs
ed health, has now resumed the severe servi .
the Commission on the Rio Grande.
EDWARD p. SMITH
Sec'y u. s. Christian CommissI