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Goethe says should read a few lines of good
poetry hear good music, and, if possible, say
few words OF neral tendency every dav, in order
nea.ralixe the debasing effects OF ordinary, vulgar
life.
az A friend of ours and a reader of the Tsleyran
mends the remedy, after pcrsuins tina de-
leefls family newspa per-, 10 neafraliss the
debasing effects" of of the articles published
IN that sheet
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REMOVAL have removed my Law omes 70
room over Citizens Bank. North East Corner OF MAIN
and Pearl Streets where can always Be found during
business hours, unless absent on business.
CH. BURCHENAL, Atty at Law.
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% We are under obligations to Hon
HENRY S LANE, for copies of Congress
sional Globes, and other public docu-
mentS
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rB Notice is given TO persons who have subscribed
81 90 or more 10 the Soldiers and Seamen's Home
fund that they get their CERTIFICATES by calling on
s. r. Virgins, No. %, Main-st.
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A. NNEWTON. DENTIST. respectfully informs
his friends and patrons, that be can be found At his
NEW OFFICE, opposite Huntington House. over
Phil. Dicknson's Jew slry Store, Richmond, Ind
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The comic TabIeau- of Ike Partngton's
Ghost viii be worth the price Of admission Go and
see il next Thursday evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A CARD TO iNvAllDS.

Clergyman. while residing II South America
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early DeeAy. Dis
eases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole tram Of disorders brought BY hAnefal and
vicious habits. Great numbers have besa already
cured oy this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 70
benefit The afflicted and unfortunate, VIII send the
recipe for preparing AMI using this uedtsA., seal
ed envelope. 10 any " DO needs il. Free 81 Csaye
Please iac3ose postpaid envelope, addrsssed 80
yourself.
-adaress
JOSEPH 7. INMAS
STATION D. BTBLk HoCsA
Ssso York Gsty-
June 5. 1865 Is-ly.
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Miss Anna E. Dickinson will lectures
in this city on the 29th inst.
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Remarkable Young Lady.

YSsHE Magnetic Doctress-M Miss Tennessee. who VAS
q enee called the Wonderful Child, has returned Ia
the city AMI established lutrmary Fifth No.
+22 Mound. where she may be consulted on all
matters perta ming 70 life AMI health She viii give
information lastor stolen property, identifying the
person persons concerned with much certainty.
scarcely leave doubt of their guilt and, when
required will 20 into unconscious state and travel
every part OF the world, and hunt up absent per-
sons, whether dead alive and through her tell the
nquring friends their situation and whereabouts She
will guarantee to make permanent cures in all
she undertakes. Cancers extracted root anu branch
without instruments pain, drop Of blood, IN
from four To tweutv-tour hours. ParalyZed persons
made walk from three to nine days and all other
diseases treated with the success, such liver
complaint sumption, IT'S heart disease sight aud
hearing restored and all diseases that flesh Is heir
express wien required Box, 2,I72, Cincinnati T. o.
Through her extensive practice lately, she has also
secured the services Of Madame Baker and DIR. C. II.
Woodruff TO assist her.
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committee of Ladies and Gentlemen,
from Union Chapel and Pearl Street, have consented
assist the No. As in arranging their 1or
their entertainment, next Wednesday and Thursday
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There will be beautiful Ssatu.ry Tahleaa of
the Sacrifice Of Jepsha's Daughter" Starr Hall
1e1i Wednesday e~eniaE.
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II Won want to have good laugh, go and see the
comic Tableau of " .onathan's visit TO his City
Cousin s." next "Wednesday night.
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SPLENDID LIST OF Articles.


geo Ladies Gold aud Enameled Case
NatJIcs 81 I" 20
400 Gent Huntington csze -ilser
Watche4. 81 -
$50 Diamond Klazs. GO 100
1900 Guid I est ard Neck Ghans, II " 20
s6a0 s
1000 Geld gsai Band Bracelets 5
1000 Caa<e1 tiaid bracelets, :" 10
9 600 Caatz..alne Chains and Guard Chsiu@, g :" 20
1900 Solitaire ard Gold Brooches +" 10
1000 Lara and Elorcatine brooches,
1000 Coral, Opal tsa Emerald Brooches, .
1000 Mosaic, bet, La9a, and Fioren,ine
Ear Drops,
$500 Coral OPAL aad Emerald Ear Drops
4g00 Cafeteria Diamond Breast Pms 30 " 10
5000 Coll Fab aud Vest Watch Keys, So i" 3
1000 Fob ard Vest Ribbon Slides, i" 10
1000 sets sleeve Buttons. Studs, etc, i" 6
5000 Gold TEimblez. Pencils, etc, :"
COCO Miniature Iocketz, /"
se0o Miniature Ii sets-Magie Spring q 30
5000 foid Ta3fuPicsa, Crosses, etc., !"
5000 Plain Gold Kiags, !" IL
5000 Cfas j Gold Rings, j" IL
1000 @iaae Set ard sigenet Rings % 10
5000 California UiaIaond Rngs, 10
100 sets Ladies Je4eIrT-Jet and Gold. /" Is
5000 Sets Ladies JewelrT-CaHee. Pearl,
e.e 10
5000 Gald PENS Silver Extension Hollers
and Pencils, 10
5000 cd Pens and Gold Mounted Holders 8
5eoo Gold Pens and Exseuslosi Holders, i" IS
5000 Silver GoBlets and Drinking Cups, e 80
1000 silver Ezsters. Is " 50
1000 silver Prr5it and CAKE Baskets, 10 50
1000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, SO 20 $40
PER DOZEN.
1000 j" Tab!S spoDa. and FORKS, 20 =" 100
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Congressional Canvass:

Col ]. p. GSAY, candidate for the nomination of
Congressman. the 5.h District will address his fell
low citizens of Wayne County the following places
and times;
Washington. Friday. March IS. AT O'Clock. P. N.
Economy. Friday evening. March 3. a, O'Clock.
williamsburg, SATURDAY, March s4,h. a. : O'Clock.
Newport, SATURDAY. evening. March Gath. at o'clk.
Hilisbarough. Monday March sesh. At O'Clock.
Bethel. Monday evening, March Goth, 81 O'Clock.
Milton, Tuesday evening, March 9Th, at O'Clock.
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1nnn BUSHELS No. !, Re-CIeane
$OOO FLAXSEED, 20 LOAN rsoss ia
vorabls terms, By HENLEY, STARR CO
Rieknc-d, Ind. Feb. {. lsss. 5sS
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~The Mason HamIin /

81 The Mason & Hamifn Canine Organs
forty different stylss, adapted 70 sacred and secular
music, from So n $500 each. FfFTT-0yE GOLD
Or SILVER MEDALS, sr ether first premiums aEsrd-
81 them. illustrated Catalogues free. Addra.s Ma
son EAMLTs, BesTo~, or MASON BROTHERS,
yYv YoFx NJ.
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Life Health Strength
Life Health Strength
Life Health strength
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
na JIsas nELAMARRE'S
Celebrated Specific Pills.

Prepare} frsss & - .asasssH D. jaaa Desa~arre
Csc Psgssssssss &c ts,ssssH ia Nerd ga
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This lnYiassss 1ssiseiae i imposition, hn,
falling IA the 81 perm &urrhe2 or Seminal Weak
EesEf species 81 Qensss or Urinary lrrts hilffy.
Involuntary Nightly Seminal Emissions from " hat
produced, however severes viii De speed
llF relieved AMI the organs restored IL healthy action.
Read lie following opinions II eminent French ply
SiSianS.
I'VE have usea the Ssetae ttils prepared by Garan-
c5ere Dupast. Ne "a hG4 Lombard, from the pre-
seFspt3oa u Ir fssa neattaTss IN private prac
tee with unit aat we believe there
ether neSiielns FL calculated all persons
suffering naH Involuntary Emissions any other
weakness q t4e S4Aeaf Organs, whether caused by
sedentary moda - irving. cseSsses, abuse.
IL. i. hE AuGAfARIE, Nj u.
t. u. nrsAspIs. NJ. D..
JAN LIZ LgrcngE, NJ. D.
Paris Mav 9Th. 1886.
BEWARE OF COsENrERFEITS.
The genuine PIls sold hv all the principal Drug
gsts throughout the Weird. Price One nasr per Box
or Six Boxes for Five Dollars
GaK-ANCtERgg & DUPONT. Sole fropsiefors,
NJ. ga lsne Lombard. Paris.
One Dollar, enclosed authorized Agent. will
insure box by return iaah securely scaled from all
observation. SIX boxes tar FIVE dollars.
Sole Agents for AmeFfcs.
OSCAR u. MOSES CO.,
= courtandt ST., n. Y.
Agents for Richmond sad Vicinity,
PI4uMAER 4 KELLY.
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS:

Dc vou want II nisksr. o- Aoastaelesf Our Gre
clan Compound will force the TO grow The smooth
est face or chia hair bald heads, in Six Weeks
Price, l0a Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed
on receipt 81 price
sssrs.s. WARNER CO, Box 1ss, Brooklyn,
5-I-,
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HARTFORD, Co>x Nov. 18th 1851.

HARTFORD, Co>N Nov. llth 1851.
Messrs THns. AILcocK L Co--ilease send, with
dispatch, twelve dozen Ailcock's Porous Plasters.
our daily experience confirms their very superior
ceence. At this moment OF writing man applies
for one, wao, BY entans cement IN the shaft of ma
eainerv hal both his legs broken spine severely in
inred, and for nearly year entirely helpless
This man found reiie very by the application of
plaster his spine. He soon enabled to work,
and now he Iabors as well as ever. He would cheer
fully paw for single Plaster ii they could not be
had at lower rate. l surprised that surgeons do
not make use Of these perforated plasters the
cusion al all others, their dsxibility and adhesive
ness are greatly in advance OF all other pasters with
which acquainted while the perfora tons pecu-
liar to them rendered them greatly superior to all
Others Tor ordinary surgical uses. Knowing the pas
tiers to be useful. have scrnples that my senti
mcnts should he known.
J. W. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
Principal Agency. Braaireta House, New Yerk-
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE:


IAAEpIATE RELIEF.
For Brnnc hits. Asthma Catsrrh. Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases,
7soeHxs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Trace useful IN clearing the voice when ia
ken before Singing CT Speaking, aud relieving the
throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal organs
The TocRe are recaIu uied aud prescribed by Physi
clans, and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being article of true
merit. aud having proceed their efficacy by test Of
many years, each year finds them IN new localities
parts of the world aud the IrOches uni
yersaly pronounced better than other articles
OBTAIN only "BRowN.s BKoNcnIAL TRacHEs - and
do not take any Of Worthless limitations that may
be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and in Foreign
Countries. at 80 cents per box. 6mlo:35
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AlIcock'S Porous Piasters.-A Druggist said
he other day. YOU have need 70 advertise your
Porous Pasters, for every sold certainly causes
dozen to be so!, and 4 dozen sells gross, and u,
You will not be able 10 supply the demand But
we can supply i thousand yards a day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED
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"sN<~-.%S,9r~~~~rS~
@on BUSHELS Pure. Fresh CLOVER
ek3SSE SEFn in stn-e and for sale. b~
HENLEY, STARE co.
RICHMOND Ind. Feb. c, 1858. 80.
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Principal Agency. Braaireta House, New
Sold Nv all Dealers in Medicines.
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To be sold II One Dollar each without regard 10
value, and mol to BE paid 4aiH You know what you
" III receive.
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For Sale by all Druggists in U 8.
Feb. H. 1856, II.
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Prsgzsee7 fzs-s szsa-assss & n. Jaaa Deia~arre
tSasf Pisssesea =. sc tisss.stf ia Nerd ga
ssseasssssees e PARIS.
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BUFFALO, May 3I.-Another large body Of armed
man arrival bere last NIGHT from thu vast Tb,v
-,,.. 49, -. -. AZ
'o 'a'u W Deions renian ies'"en'' Aoou' i,ooV
have arrived altogether and more arc expected.
Nothing can be learned from the mon beyond that
tbev arc laborers bound for California. Tbev have
,nn.,on,Iv No .,r,s h,, 4, a. ,na.r.,ooa ar.
"rr' - ''N'N NV
plenty seoreted mere
It is generally thought raid on Canada from
this neighborhood has been determined on No ex-
element prevails here No one believes In the
success Of any movement the Fenians may make.
New YoRK, May 3i.-Eight thousand rounds Of
ammunition were seized by tho United States Mar.
shall on the steamer General ssdgwick, from Calves
ton, consigned to the adjutant general, Fenian
p,o,h.rhooa Th.v mr.. saId IN hov. ham s,o,.r
from a F.dsr.I oamn In Ts,as
pu, " a, s,-,,
- ~ -, aoo S"s ~
Wv ~ -sU''"O' VI "'Ou' o'O 'O'"'S"'' y" '"'
"a'io"S' nai
n''r MS spsson, no Requested ,nA' ques'ion'
u'sn' " S'i "n,euPon s0""'""" u" 'n0
P's''U ,g :, asAou ,no ,OnO"ins, -,,
=, 'nesno. tno ron,au oro'notuoou, o'Bannou
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The Fsnian Excitement In Canada.

Especial TO the HERALD
TORONTO, May 30-Midnight--An Ottawa dis.
patch says the Government Is fully aware Of the
movements Of Fenians, and are prepared. The
railway companies have everything ready to load
troops at moments notice. The troops have not
yet been called out but can be on their way to the
frontier at three hours notice. The troops here
are under arms tonight.
The Daily Telegraph has a dispatch from Mon
treal to-day, saying ono thousand stand of arms
were seized at st. Adams yesterday, concealed In
boxes marked machinery" When seized they
we're turned over to the American authorities at
Burlington.
The Telegraph says the Great Western Company
which received notice to be ready to move troops,
have teegraphed to the Grand Trunk Company to
allow them the use Of their rolling stock.
Col. Durie received orders this morning from o.
lava to notify all corps in this district to DO ready
to move at once for active service, If required.
The city Is rather excited.
The Canadians admit that Sweeney will attempt
an invasion.
Tho Government Is loudly censursd for with
drawing the troops from the frontier and leavi ng
the border towns at the mercy of the Fenians.
Later From Toronto-Great Fenian Scare.
ToRoN TO, May Sl.-Excitemsnt increasing. Vol
untesring again commenced with energy, There is
no alarm and business goes on as usual. The press
unite in the belief that blow is about to be struck
Rumor says the Fenians are collecting on the line
II the st. Lawrence. The cabinet was called to.
,ethsr to-day, and the ministers are hurrying to
0ttoWa and Hamilton.
This morning the troops were called out by the
bugle, and ample preparations have been made,
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y M, ;, M, . ,I55I,-
A'1i .,
sure Budgets me wife, and ser she me dear Teddy
Yer the 10y OF me life aud love yer already;
But much harder ia love you from yer head to ysFtOs',
'ou We ''u' '' ss' sum- ne"
30 whit down the sthrate, Just to hunt up sthore
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore;
"Por new clothes frettiug Tim where shall GOT
"why THE BEsr ysr'u be getting at Smith Brothers
CO..
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New YoRk, May Sl.-Elsvsn new cases of cholera
reported the steamer Union and thirty eight
on the steamer Peruvian, at the lower quarantine.
The number Of sick received on the hopital ship
May SOth, from the steamer Union, 46i and from
the Peruvian 80, Of whom fourteen died,
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE

In virtue Of writ Of G,rf yacias, issued from the
Clerks once Of the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, will expose 70 pub
lie sale for cash In front Of the house door Of aid
District, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of June next
Beach, In and to his wife's undivided hfh part OF
square No. $685. beginning for said part feet from
the southwest corner Of said square, and thence
due north to the line Of Eleventh street west Is feet
thence due east 90 feet l0 inchss thence south rs
feet and thence 90 feet l0 inches to the place Of be-
ginning together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, seIed and levied upon the property
Of Nathaniel Beach, and will be sold to satisfy No. 81
Equity Docket, In favor Of Gilbert Simpson.
d. COOLING,
invalid united States MarsbAl d @
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CLEVELAND, May 3l.-The train from sAndusky
to-day stopped on account of broken engine three
miles west from hero, and was run into by the day
express train from Toledo. One lady, name I'M.
known, was killed, and four or Eve other persons
seriously and several were slightly injured
There Is detention Of travel the track is un.
dinLurbed.
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BRrsroL, Conn, May 29.-wallace Burnes' steel
spring and wire factory, at this place, was burned
this morning Loss, $50, 900. Messrs Benjamin
4 DOrsnus. Of New York city, lose $1,000 by the
destruction Of their stock insured for $4,000 ].
H. Fairbanks, safe manufacturer also loses 80, 0OOi
insured for 81, 900
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HorELs RoBBED.-on Monday night the
City Hotel, on Psnnsylvania avenue, between
Pour.and- ahalf and Sixth streets, was entered BY
burglars, and a valuable gold watch and chain
with lot Of cigars, stolen therefrom. Detectives
Clarvoe and MoDsvitt were notified, and yesterday
succeeded in recovering the stolen goods A per.
son named John Moody, who was arrested on Tues.
day night by 0dicer Fuss Of the Fourth ward, for
robbing the American Hotel Of . lot Of ladies
clothing, and sent to Jail for court BY Justice
Walter, is suspected by tho officers as being the
party who stole the watch. He will have hearing
before Superintendent Richards.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, wAsHISG.
TON, MAY % lS88-On the petition Of Luther G.
White Of Waterbury, onHscteut, praying for the ex
tension OF patent granted to him the eth day Of
September 1889, for an improvement in Method Of
Making Lamp Tops, Riyets, D." for seven years
from the expiration OF said PAeh which takes place
the 7th day Of september, 1866.
Is ordered that the said petition he heard at the
Patent Ofoe on MONDAY, the 2th day Of August next
at y O'Clock aud all persons notified to appear
and show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted
PerSons opposing the extension are required to de In
the Patent Once their Objections specially set forth In
writing at least oenty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony filed by either party To be used at the
said hearing must be taken and rAnsm tilted In accord
anos with the rules Of tho once, which will be fur
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesu-
mony, must be hed In the Office toeaty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within ten
days after ding the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
IRtslh0sncer aud the REPUBLICAN, Washington, c.,
and in the Palladium New Haven, Connecticut once
wevk for three successive weeks the nrst Of said pub
LEGATIONS to be at least sixty days previous TO the day Of
hearing. t. .THEAKRR,
my2l LAVISH Commissioner Of Patents.
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9atiouaI grpablitan.
CAL AFFAIRS.

pleasure this morning, 10 relieve the general
anxiety Of teachers and scholars By announcing the
days on which our annual examinations will take
place, and other information. from ofcial sources
which will DO especially interesting at the present
season.
On Monday, the 18th Juns, written examinatio
in all the grammar schools and on Tuesday, the
18th, in all the intermediate schools.
ORAL EXAMINATION.
Monday, June iS-Primary schools Of Miss Hop
psrton, Miss J. A. Brown, Mrs Rays, and Miss j.
A. Lee.
Tuesday, juno Io-Primariss Miss Robinson,
Miss Dalton, Miss Hinton, and Miss Van Horn.
Wednesday, Juno 20--Primaries Miss Bates
Miss Waller, Miss Tat (No. 81, Miss stAhler. Miss
6tratton, Miss Gudgin, Miss Rowe, Miss Simpson
Miss Awkward, Miss Hill, Miss Il. P. Morse, Miss
barrett and Miss Miiburn.
Thursday, June 2l-Primaries: Miss M. L.
Allen, Miss Marsh, Miss Clarke, Miss J. L. Adams,
Miss Parker, Miss Armistead, Miss Martin, Miss
Wheatley and Miss Peyton. secondaries, under
Miss Hoover, Miss A. M. Adams and Miss M. A.
Lee.
Friday June 22-Maie intermediate School,
under Miss Kirk; Sscondariss Miss Thomas, Miss
Tucker and Miss Thompson Primary Miss
Bright and Female Grammar 9th distrieD, Mrs
Amidon.
Monday, June 25-Maie Grammar, Fourth Dis
trict-Mr. Thompson. Female intermediate, Miss
Williams and secondaries, Miss Fletcher, Miss II.
M. Morse. Miss L. Davis, and Miss Il. A. Allen.
Tuesday, June 26-Female intermediate, Miss
Billing female grammar, Miss M. A. Ramsay; and
secondaries, under Miss Redmond, Mrs. WHITE
Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Bowen.
Wednesday. June 27-Male intermediate, Mrs.
Emily Myers; male grammar, Mr. McCathran; and
secondaries, Miss Browne, Mrs. Rodier, Miss A. f.
Adams, and Miss Mages.
Thursday, June rs Female grammar Miss
Boggs. male intermediate, Mr.. Roys; and secon-
dairy, Miss Bailey.
Friday, June a9-Malo grammar, Miss Israel,
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DY WILLIAM L. eco,
Id AUCTIONERRs

IL AUCTl0NERRS
AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND oTHER PROPERTY,
WHICH HAS REMAINED IN THE CUSTODY OF TIKI
METROPOLITAN POLICE. OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, FOR PERIOD OF MORE THAN SIX
MONTHS.
sale at public auction highest bidder for cash
Of property taken BY the Metropolitan police consisting
Of Watches, Jewery, Clothing Knives Pistols Trunks
sachels Boots Shoes Wallets Packages Of Money, &C.
will take place Al the Property Rooms Of the Police De-
partment, No, ass Tenth street west, on WEDNESDAY
June 9, 1906, at ten o'clock, a. m.
This sale authorized by act Of Congress OF July 49,
1862 will eoutinue until the articles remaining In the
custody Of the property clerk than sig months
desigpAted In a catalogue prepared, shall be sold
Term cash, In current funds.
All persons who have lost money and property, by
theft otherwise, which may be embraced In the cAta
logue, hereby notified TO call and identify the
prior TO the day Of sale, they will lose all claim
thereto.
The catalogue Of articles to be sold can be examined
at the Property Rooms above referred to.
By order; GEO. X. HBRRICR,
myA,3l&j5 [Chron6stArl Property Clerk.
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GALE OF SURPLUS HORSES AND
- MULRs
ouARTERNAsTER GESERAL'A 0PYIcE,
WAsHINGToS, D. c., May IS, 1880. I %
Will be sold at public auction, At Gissboro, D. o.
under the direction Of Captain Geo T. Brow ning A. a
NJ, on "WEDNESDAY, June 9, 1906 commencing at 10
o'clock q. m. ..
fifty (50) Horses, and
Tw,nty i've (25) Mules.
boat will leave sixth street Wharf every hour on
the day Of sale.
Animals will be sold singly.
Terms Cash, In Ubited ttates currency.
By order Of the QuartermAster General:
JAMEsA. EKIN,
Brsvet Brigsdisr General in charge First Division O.
NJ O. o. myS0 10
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
Movement. Of Mrs. J.n. Davis.

FonrREss MoSRoE, May 3O.-Mrs. Davis arrived
here this morning from Baltimore, on the steamer
James T. Brady, from her prolonged visit to Wash
ington.