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ADMINISTRATOR's K0IICE.

ADWINIDI M IOIt'D I1VIIOEs
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE UN.
IN dersigned, having been appointed administra
tor Of the estate Of ISAAC KELLOGG deceased
hereby notifies all persons having claims against
said estate To present them. properly verified within
one year from this date. or they will he forever
barred. All peuons indebted Cp said estate are no.
titled TO settle the same immed'ately
JOHN W. MASON, Administrator
Wslls walla, W. T., May l, 1865, 2O,aw+
, 1866-05-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERS Of ADMINS rRATION having been
IL issued to me by the Probate Court Of Wa la
" alia county. W. T.. upon the estate Of SAMUEL
CALDWELL. late Of said county, deceased, notice
l. hereby given to all persons Indebted tC said es
tate 10 come forward aud pay tho All persuns
having claims against said estate nQi fled to pre-
sent the same, properly verified within one year
from this date, ar be forever barred.
JOHN W. MASON. Administrator.
walla Walla ". T.. MAY |, 1855. 2O-4w#
, 1866-05-18
PUBLTC 8ATn.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That US Admins
~ traIor of the e.tate of JOHN CAMPBELL
deceased. will sell nc Public Auctioa, on the FlRST
MONDAY IN JUNE. A. D. 1866 the one undivided
half of all the Improvements, and right, lille and
interest in the Farm known a. the PEN D'OREILLE
RAM H, owned by the deceased and r. NJ Bacon
JOINT par tners in hnsiness.
ISAAC l.. TOBEY, Administrator.
Colvilln W T. Arril I9 1866 lstd
, 1866-05-18
NOTICE.

TUE POWER OF ATTORNEY granted BY me 70 .
Il J. n. Vansyckle, May 9th, 1865, was this oa'
annnIled. D. S. ATWOOD
tWallula, March 10th, ls6s. 1918
, 1866-05-18
walla Walla Nov 90. 1861. Inf
MEDICAL CIRCULAR-

LIVERY PHYSICIAN located in the country or
Il small village aud engaged in the pruciirs of
- profession has more or less frequently icund the
successful treatment Of Chronic Diseases difficult Il
not impossible. owing TO the ah-erce of many fac-
ies which arc within the reach Of those residing in
the cities and larger towns.
The undersigned has for this reason made arrange
meuts for the treatment OF this class Of cases by
which patients can have the hneftOf all appliances
at present known to the prnession.
Persons placed under his care will receive in sd-
dtion to correct medical and surgical treatment
the heneit Of Dr.. Langstun Parker's method q treat
ne by fImipHtiOn. the use ct many Of The mineral
and saline waters, both for bathing ard Feucrl Use;
bathing in sea-water, &c, when indicated beside
the ordinary general and local baths Of water heated
air and vapur.
Physicians having under their care or knowing o'
persons afflicted by obstinate rheumatism, Skin
Diseases. diseases of the urnuTy organs, &c. which
have resisted ordinary trcamrt, will confer great
favor upon snch persons by calling their attention to
the facilities here afforded.
IS For special Information, apply in person or by
letter to j. l.. CODMRS, NJ. D..
Portland, Oregon.
~ Consultation Rooms i'll CvrE's EUiipING over
WrIls Faryr e 90. Entrance fI"m S,~rk Il Sly
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EaEzNEEsCbElEB'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

His solid and aaia Extracts enbody the fun strength
Of the Ingredients Of which they are named They are
left the inspection Of all. ready and conclusive
test Of their properties viii be comparison Of those
se'foFth in the United States Disrensatory. These
remedies are prepared ~ H. 7. Heabold sr,,gf.,
Of sixteen years experience in this city, and We be-
NeTs Thorn to be reliable in fact we have known
an article lacking Heritso meet With permanent sue
cess aud 'Ir Hsin6old's success is certainly pri,a
faais evidence. Bis Drug and Chemical Warehouse
in the city Of New YORK. not ezceied, II equalled
by any in the country, and We would advise eur read
eT' when visiting tha: city, to gre him cau, and
Judge for Themselves.
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Is Indispensable to the portmauteau Of every travel
e. 1t at prevents dizziness or sea sickness,
either 10 steamers or cars and is failing PIE
yentive Of danger from change Of ANA climate
Do not Do without Il.
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Goes Eby spepsEa Cure
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

Wfurclieve distress from food or purify sour stom-
ach in less time than il takes t. write this line.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure

Us warranted do ali have claimed for It. and
win furnish you certificates Of our best citizens and
cIergymen TO back up our statement.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.
Conducted by the Spanish Government.
$500 coo II GOLD Drawn EVERY II DAYS.

Prizes cashed and info nation furnished. heFfeheat
rates paid for DHahi0ous and all EiuIs oC Cold and
SILVER also for all government Securities
IAlL9R 8 CO. Bankers, Is WALL ST. New York.
ly-uG
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

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CURES NAUSEA II STOMACH.
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CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs EVERY TINE.
coE's DYSPEPSIA CURE!
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coES DYSPEPSIA CUREl
IL sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the sTCu
AGH aaa BOWELS
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi
Cures FEVER and AGUE-let chose afaIctcd With this
ruaisdy try it.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CUPEt
Cures Inst antaBeou=Iyan you do not have o wait
week to see its effect.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CEHEF
IL the greatest appetizer ever knowu-t not only
ates tie appetite. but enables you 10 easily
digest your food
| GOES DYSPEPSIA CCREl
! Iarcc srnraondea by all the leading physicians.
Co.'s -OESPEPSTA CURE!
u al Invaluable friend to an who weak dgJtaed
aud il low state Of normal action.
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PERFINEfy 6 TOILET ARTICLES.

a large atalA inst received at vr~1AN's-
Among thsGa NAV ha
feaad .hs taliuuirgs
Ersroh English and American Han u, sroisf z xlfaets-
German and American Ca1ozues
Hair ellis aaa rcnaGc-.
Cosmetics and skin Powders.
Almond, Honey aua gther Fancy soaps
Is.r. Tee. 3 a-l Csrtl Brushes.
I4aia Rubber, Horn Ivory ana shell yomls.
aa5 6ostef gfssr -~tfc.ss-
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CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE :
coE,S DYSPEPSIA CUREi

i al Invaluable friend to an who weak dsJiated
and il a low state Of normal actieu.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-13

the greatest appetizer ever knoTu-it not only ers
ates the appetite. but enables you easily
digest your food.
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HENRY & SMITH, Atrys.
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PLATE AND HEROD.

The New York World and Washington
Chronicle-the PLATE and HERoD Of the
press-have struck hands against Secretary
SEWARD. The polished Copperhead MARBLE,
Of New York, and the fshy reptile FoRsEr,
Of Washington, fairly represent the corrupt
political extremes in the country, who are
now bent upon incorporating the Admin
stration, severing the Union, and forever
destroying the dignity and honor Of the ma
ton. A thousand years after the infamous
names ot<these twin scoundrels will have
ceased TO be known, the honored name Of
SEWARD will live in the history Of his country,
and be recognized as one among Americas
purest patriots and truest political philoso-
piers.
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out that abe Is cackling with the hens, and
roosting with the turkcys." Fl y
II Ia pleasant 70 turn from the platitudes
Of the politician 70 the calm and compre-
hensive utterances Of the statesman. The
day previous to that in which the Cabinet
officers in Washington were expressing their
sentiments on national questions, Mr.. SEW
ARD, the Secretary Of State, among his towns
people in Auburn, delivered another Of those
remarkable addresses which for twenty-five
years have tended so greatly to mould public
opinion and influence the destinies Of this
great nation. From that same spot in CEN
trail New York have gone out to the country
the ideas which built up the great Union
party-appeals which nerved the patriot to
arms-and in later times those words Of
council which kept this Government to the
sheetanchor Of conservatism and saved II
from the dangers Of rash and immoderate
action. The people have invariably echoed
back with their votes the words Of patriotism
and wisdom which have proceeded from the
head and heart Of WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
And no words, among the many eloquent
and impressive ones that he has uttered, will
be more warmly responded to by the popular
will than those spoken at Auburn, in which
he says that "THE President, Congress,
statesmen and parties are Of no real account
when weighed with the national life."
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JOSH B'LLpss.- Carleton has at last issued
"Josh Billings-his Sayings. with Comic nlustra-
tons" The book contains eighty Ave chapters,
and diseoursss on about al tho subjects Of human
concern. 1t 10 a good specimen Of the toughest
form Of American humor, sometimes hitting. some.
times missing, the mark-ezaggsratsd out Of the
bounds even Of carieaturs and producing Its effects
by rude shocks on the disabilities. "This book. ("
says Mr.. Billings, "waI got up tew sell, but II II
don't prove tew DO SELL I shan't worry about it,
The volume Is dedicated to Deoon Urah Billings,
with the hope that che may hav the strength to
stand it," Hudson Taylor has Il for sale.
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ssmmss InsiiEibIs 20 Omes-Ths Omei.i
Correspond sncs.

Correspondence.
.... NASHVILLE, Tenn Nay 10. 1880.
Brepd Hator General Je1 O. Davfs, Commanding De-
paytmsHt Of Ksntuekv:
GEHERAL. The following tslsgraphiS correspond
ence 10 furnished you for your Information and
guidance In cases similar 10 the one mentioned In
these dispatches:
MOBILE, May II, 1906
To Brfgadisr General WIN. d. Rhippis;
Raphael ssmmss has boon elected Judge Of Pro-
bate Of the county Of Mobile IL any action In his
case psesSsaryi C. H, WooDs,
Brew. Major Gen. Commanding.
HEAD9uAHrEHa NIL DIV: or TEssEssEE, Z
MAI II, 1866
To Hon. Bdstn NJ Sta"tOH' Secretary ~ War, WasA'
Raphael ssmmss has been appointed Probate
Judge Of Mobile. Snail permit him to Act'
GEoRGH II. THOMAS,
Major Gen, U. 8. A., Commanding.
wAHHaToN, D. O., May 10
TO Major General George II. Thomas, commanding:
Your telegram respecting Raphael semmss has
been presented to the President, who directs that
semmss be not permitted to hold or exercise the
functions Of probSto judge in the city Of Mobile,
nor any other civil political once Of trust, while
he remains unpardonsd by the President. II at
any time pardon shall be issued 10 him, you will
DO notified thereof The same instruotions will be
observed By you in respect TO any other unpArdOnsd
EDWIs M STAHroH,
Secretary Of War
o By command Of Major General Thomas
WH. D. WHRPLu,
NJ u q Bfeyi Brig. Gen. and Chief Of STAFF. :.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-25

On the 18th Of June next, the grave Of Stephen
A. Douglas. ono Of the most distinguished Of the
many public Of Illinois, will DO the scene Of q
solemn and imposing ceremony. The corner stone
Of the magnificent monument that 10 to be erected
over his remains will on that day DO laid by bis
surviving fellow citiIens, the Governor Of the State
being the chosen orator Of the occasion The event
will be one Of unusual interest, and Thousands Of
the admirers o. the lamentsd Little Giant" Of the
Northwest will gather around the spot, on the
shore Of Lake Michigan, where his remains reposs,
to testify their respect for his memory.-Chie0gO
.JohfraaI
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DROP 0SALS FOR FURNISHING
III ARTICLES AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.

MAhhlh0rOAI ". u may ~, 1900 J.
ssparats sealed proposals will be received at this
omes until the hrst day o. jams, 1885, At 10 o'clock
M for the following articles, to be delivered at the
navy yard In this city, via; ....
on. hundred aud twenty thousAnd seven hundred
aud ninety ELK 20 1850 lbs Iugot Copper best qua y
to b. delivered betoFs June 10 1850 Two thou.
sand u 1000 gallons Winter strained Sperm Oil to DO
delivered before June TO- lseSfor bureau Of steam En
gineering
Two "a bblS Lard OH one ~ Dbl. or forty two (i2
gallons Linseed Oil, boiled twelve ~ doEen s'iheh
half round smooth Files Twelve QO doIen e-ineh
Hand smooth Files; twelve la) dozen 4.lneh half
round Smooth Fissi all to be best quAliy-iOr Bureau
Two Sasdrsd tsOO, Air Port GLASSES. for Bureau Of
oss thousand 1000 bushels Charcoal for Bursau Of
seysnty.ave T5l bills. POrti one thousa1d 1000
lbs. sugar be navy standard In all Tespsctsfor b.
reAu of Provisions and Clothipg. - II ~
For Dimensions see schedule ~ this once The above
articles 70 BE- delivered free Of cost 70 the 0ovsrnment
far freight or transportation, and al the risk and
CALVIN 0. JACKSON
mya''a PAynaaisF ism
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.

Our weekly issue for the present week is a
very valuable and desirable sheet, containing
as it does not only the miscellaneous news
of the week, editorial articles, and spicy par
agraphs, but also the speeches made by Mr..
SEWARD, at Auburn, and Of other members
Of the Cabinet on the occasion Of the sere-
made on Wednesday evening. Copies in
wrappers may be procured at the counting
room Of the REPUBLICAN, Office, 5ll Ninth
street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-25

THERE is talk of new Executive Mansion
in Washington, but throughout the country
there is thought to be a greater need Of a
new Decentralization Transcript.
The above is from CHARLES SUxSERs
daily organ, and is the language Of the as
snssin.
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fFDoS'r FORGET that Congress has mi.
tiated the policy Of removing Union men
from the privileges OF Government patron
age and bestowed II upon Democrats!
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x THEY are manufacturing their own ice in
San Antonio at the rate Of l,2oo pounds per day.
This must bs great luxury to tho large and -four.
isAiDS inland olty Of TsxAs.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ oYGIcE o. rHE wAsliSGros AeuEDucr,

NOTICE TO rHs isHABiTiNfs ~ oEoRosTowS
The Potomac water will be shut OF from the city Of
Georgetown on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at4 o'clock p
for the purpose Of emptying aud flushing the mains
Tho High Service" will receive Its usual supply,
by order Of THEODORE b. skM0,
my2S-h
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Pe., Peneil. .na seis.er..


:, al.
VI sle "ss''o'Ppi !"
'eS s'hou' snsi"' ahere "ho "'''-V
a'oa' 'a'"
1T 10 stated that peat can be cultivated.
We don't know whether the Commissioner Of Agri.
culture has received any seeds yet or not.
MONSIEUR BLor, who Is lecturing TO the
Bostonians on cookery, 10 . very msaly -mouthsd
speaker. .-. ....r
TIE Erie Dtspatch saws: There are splen-
did indications Jus. now for bounteous fruit crop
In thi. ssotion.n ..... .
R,suo, J..v han hoo, re,sc,ed and Mr.
90. p,...- =, a.. 49,. !, ro,,,,.n.
IN. I,t,,r N ,our,. VA, NO, m. sboIc. Of N.
L.v.m.p,
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oN oosh ~ ooN "ao Den 80, ~
ssaeo' =, 'ns niAosms s"u .n", ~ 80 ,' w
re'''os'' WIN 'Ai' n'' '''' I'm" eo'''' P''
snhum'
The Hon. Mr.. Eliot member OF Congress
from Massachusetts,, Is in Pstersburs for the pur-
pose Of attending the trial Of Gordon Elliott, who
10 accused Of horse stealing.
J. p. CHAPMAN, (''crow, Chapman, crow,")
=. II IA - Al
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M YoR's Toe,

WI WAsHINdTON, May 70, 1860.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the undsrsgned
until II O'Clock NJ SATURDAY, 26th inst for build
ing two. and haffoot barrel Sewer nlids diAmeer
the wall 20 be nino inches In thickness along Louisiana
avenue, commissioning at point forty feel west Of the
west side Of sixth street west, and along said avenue
TO connect with the Sewer In Seventh street west.
Bidders will state the price per linsal foot for the
sewer and per piece for the hole, which shall in-
elude all excavations, &oj the successful bidder to
be responsible for all damages done the gas
pipes, or caused by the elements, and any accident
caused In the construction " the work
The right to reject any all proposals. should DO
deemed TO the interest Of the Corporation 10 reserved
Specifications be seen at the once Of the Oomms.
sioners Of Improvements every day between 10 q m.
and II m. or At any time By calling on the Commits
HiOner Of the Fourth ward.
None but practical mechanics mead bid
JAMES j. CAMPBELL,
myl7'd CommissloneT Fourth Ward,
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OFsECRETARY SEWARD

Hon. WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD, Secretary of
State, returned to this city yesterday morn
ing, in good health and spirits, and resumed
his official duties.
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OFFICE, CITY HALL,
lu MAY ~, leeS,

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned
until u O'Clock m, on FRIDAY, June I, for building
A, and along Missouri avenue and Third sreet west 10
the canal hebewer to have such 'mAhholes' and
"drops'' a. the ommissioner may direct.
Bidders will state the price per liueAI foot for the
sewer and per piece for the mahholes' and drops,
which shall include all excavations The sueoHssful
bidder 70 DO responsible for all damage done 10 gas
water pPes any accident eAused in the construction
Of the work.
The right to decline any all proposals. should be
deemed peoessAry, 10 reserved.
Specifications DO al the once Of the Commits
sioners Of Improvements any day from 10 a m till II
o'clock m, or at any time By calling the Commits.
sioner Of the fourth ward.
Mono but practical mechanics need bid.
JAMFs J. CAMPBELL,
-my2s'dtd Com miAsonsT FouTth Ward.
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socrErY ought to be as quick to indicate
m innocent man ~ II ID 70 dshounoe the guilty.
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sTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ UFFIUE OF THE WARRINGTON AQtHDUOTI
. I wAsHISOroH,-D O., May -, 1866.
bOTICK-The Potomac water will be shut OF from
the city Of Washington SUNDAY, the 9Th inst 81
o'clock a. m. for the purpose Of enjoying and flushing
the Government mains and the city water pipes.
On PennsylyAniA avenue between Bighth street west
and Rock creek, there will be limited supply.
By order Of a.. .r. THkODORk u, hAMO,
Enginser in charge Of the Washington Aqusdaet
nv
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA
$50 EQUITY, DOsss. :.

0EoRaR BUTLER. ~ = .. |'
The Subpoena issued TO compel the appearance Of the
dsfendant having been returned noa est % ana The
having Med au ndhVt that the defendant
has been absent from said District for more than six
monhs last past that process cannot be served upon
him, L. this S0th day Of March, lBoe on motion Of the
eompiAnant ordered u Chamber that the defendant
cause bis appearances y be entered 70 ths oauss on OF
before he nr.t TUESDAY Of June next otherwise tho
bill VIII DO taken for confessed; Provided COPY Of
this notice DO Published In The NATIONAL REPuBtoLH
once week fors vesks before aid nrst Tuesday,
AFs.sepys z
WY, lHspALL. for sonpilinAat.
mbso-iAweuA N
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90. Moth and Frsohlss--Ladiss smicted
with DiscOoraons on the Pace called moth patches or
ffesklss, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
freehe Lotion. Its infallibls Prepared by Dr. B. c.
PERRY, DermaOlOgst 20 Bond street, New York. Sold
By all druggists in Washington and elsewhere Price
"a mylT-ttkssm
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TNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
oFFIcH or CoNPTRoLLKR OF ruE CuRRRxcr,1
r. ... wAsHiEgroS, May 10, 1884 (
NorIcH Is hereby given the holders Of the ereaia-
ting notes Of 1.-THE aerehsns National Bank Of wash
ington,' c., that such notes will be paid In lawful
money Of the United States, upon presentation Of the
came at the Treasury Of the United States.
90. ".. .f Y. CLARKE,
myi6-lm Comptroller Of the Currency.
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CAPT, Sth .. 8. Cav, Brew. Lieut.. Col. .. 8. !

Ss-Madam Mounts Pile saive-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also Consumption Destroy
or, and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma &e
can DO found at stOtts Drug Store opposite National
Hotsl Gilmans, near Metropolitan Hotel, Rord's
nsr Of Eleventh and PennsylvsniA avsnusi Entwisls
corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylyania avsnue Klllotts
corner Of and Twelfth strssts HArbAughs, Of
seventh and o. jala-u
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SPBCIAL NoTICEs.


90: Moth and FrseLiss.-Ladiss anictsd
with DscOlOratOns on the Pace called moth patches or
freeklss, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Freckle Lotion II is infallible Prepared by Dr. D. c.
PERRY, DermatOogist 20 Bond street, New York. Sold
by all druggists in Washington and elsewhere Price
"a myl7-ttksSm
Asr shanieId a Co.'s
ICE CREAM MANDATORY
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 500 ELuyssrH Or RET, . ..
Between X street and Massachusetts avenue,
.. WARRINGTON, D. @.
Parties, Weddings and Exeuruions furnished on the
most reasonable terms, and at short notice.
az PnEsH CAKEs EvEnr DAr-6s la-lm
CO. once OF the Comsissary esnsrai OF
PRIsoSERs, rr .-trr ..........
rr... % .s. WASHINGTON, D. c., Nay 9, 1896
NoricE.-A sufficient length Of time having elapsed
for the presentation Of claims against the fund under
the charge Of this once, moneys recovered from tho
rebel authorities, taken from United States soldiers
whils held a. prisoners Of war; claims presented
AFTER this date will be considered.
pro rata distribution Of the fund will be made on
the claims now nls In this once sasfaetory proof
OF the identity OF the claimant and the Authenticity Of
the claim being presented.
By order Of Major General T. A Hitchcock, Commits
sary General Of Prisoners. W. T. HARTZ,
@s-'se.s. ae1e.-ss oese,e,.
ASBusiness Men and Merchants who de-
sire 70 'hrow their adNsrusemsnts into rhyme Tor The
hrusL, can DC accommodates ~ addressing
"UNoHoo," at this once. ap2.n
ss-Amanuensis.-Ps desiring the SER
vices Of CoPyIsT or AMANUENsIs, can be GeeOmmo.
dated by lady who writes q neat and plain hand By
applying At No Ips sixth street west between ana
N streets north. ap2s.u
rs-The aue.n Of the Toii.t-s.wv.r,.t ,.,1
p.n'a soAp.-rhe best eompoupd. knovp for ,b.v,ng
and the toilet. No ous Who vi,b.. "a p,,,srv. ma
beautfy th.Ir eompis.Ion ,houIah. w,,ho,, !, 10,
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