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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DR
eTRrCKLANDS PILE RENEDY.

Mr. Glass, Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes fer
the beneft OF all who suffer with the Piles that be
hee been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case OF Piles and his brother WAS discharged
yzed with the PilesD Both these distressing cases
GeTe cured with ons bottle Of DR.. STRIOKLANDS
fiLE hEMED1. The recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
6y ps STRICKLAND. ought TO convince those suffer
ing tnaf the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles
are cured By DR.. Strickland . Pile Remedy. II 10
500 ~ pruggists everywhere. Sold By J. W.
avenue and soy Ninth street &C S6-iv
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20 lew young ladies. attending the female
department OF Knox College III n few 60
lhgs since, procured some whiskey from .
9rug store, and for frolic became srnn,dlv
ana sent nome. APeieo
0Stewed babies is a fayorite dish with so,,o
OF the natives Of San Domingo 'ouo
ga man in Fishkill is dying from HYDRO
phobia from the bite of cat. A'uio-
Negro suffrage was not even demanded
OF Colorado, as the qualification for adnnis.ion
whilst the Radicals are rending the Union ~
compel south Carolina TO extend il IN En-.
-freedmenI o
~"Cut my straps and let me go to glorvp
as Sam Slick exclaim ed when he took the frs,
HIS. No doubt about It. A fat, ripe kiss-not
more than twenty years old-is what you NAV
really call, "tip-top"' be it the first or last.
~Slayery is rapidly extending in Egypt to
cotton fields. The slaves are brought from the
upper Nile. The average life Of these slaves
do not exceed four years, and ii is estimated
mar three persons are killed for every slave
~White laborers stepped in and took the
places OF the negroes who struck for higher
wages in the Charleston, s. g., steam saw
mills the Other day.
SIN the shoddy districts, SO called, OF York.
shIe, one hundred and four millions eight
nuhdred and eighty eight thousand pounds of
'uaI maiigned article are consumed annually
W. man named Fleming died at Lockport
49, ouny' ILLINOIS,, recently, aged one hun.
1Ieo and Two years, having been born i'm 1874
~ Wa never sick in his life, even To the ex-
SLt - bFadache or toothache and w, naysr
S.n. from anything in the way of acct
= James Littleworth, OF Plymou,b p,
soW - years old, is the father OF thirty 60
81 ]. ~, 4,nest Of whom is fifty years, and
me your Iour months. He il liying yvi,h
bis fourth v life, whom he married =, ,.a Win
Hfiy nine, she being then little Indi.n ~. - OF
81 fourteen. sq"a"
SThe Hon. John Hogan. M r. tro, 9.
I.cuis, when there on q short visit rs.asmns a..
rererade. and first rate hearty rreetIny "a
advises all The people out there ..to tie 4, &c
the responding crowd
~The Democratic State Con vention of Va.
escky has adopted resolutions oppressive 81
Stste Rights, and thanking the President Tor
hte vetoes.
~Aa exchange intinafes that the Penian
ssti1cr ne tint and bandagee locks like basi
sess-tAe paper basiness.
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MODERN HIRACLEi
From oio and Young, from rich and POOR, from
nigh born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
bICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
IL perfect and miraculous article Cures
t peaoness: Faxes hair grow. better dressing
man any OIL" or "pomatumn Softens brash,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful silken Tresses
BUT above All, the great wonder 10 the laptdity
COLOR. ~ "
Use ii Q few times and
PRESTO, CHANGEi
tne Wn'eet and worst locking hair resumes its
Youthful beauty II Ies not dye the hair, but
etriEes at the root AMI Ellis it with new life and
coIoring matter.
1t viii not take long diss agreeable trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. TRe first application will
do good; yen will see the NATURAL COLOR return.
Ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old gray, discOiored appearance Of the hair
VIII re gone giving place to lustrous shining aud
Ask for Halls sicilian hair Remover: no other
article is At all like il in effect You will find 1t
CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT To Tpy
AND SURE TO DO You Coop
There are many limitations Be sure Won proeure
the genuine. Manufactured only by
Il. p. HALL Il CO., Nashua, N II.
For eeie ey all druggists. jaN-S,ly
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w ASHINGTO ON ARSENAL,

WASHINGTON. pril Is, 1885
Sealed Proposals will be received st the Wssh.
tngton Arsenal until the 10th Of May ct IL clock
M, for building . Magazine on the reservation
near the Coner essionaI Buying Ground Piang
and specf cstons be seen on application 20 the
COMMANDING officer Of the Arsenal. on and after
Nay I'd. Each proposal to be endorsed Bid for
Mag azine. and to be accom- paniod BY Q euarantar
Known to the Department tn ct the bidder will III
Il rm the work ~ W.
The Department to itself the right 20 re-
lect any or al OF the bids not deemed cd
TO tue interests Of the Government.
j. q BENTON,
Major Ordnance and Breyet
ap N-dtmyl0 Colonel Commandino
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RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
LOT, at the corner OF erth Oarolin ma avenue and
lth street east.
On TUESDAY,, the sth instant, at 8 O'Clock ,.
square No. sis having good frtnts ald depths. 1t
VIII be suedfvfded to suit purchasers.
Terms One half cash; balance in six ana tvelve
months, secured by deed OF trust on the prem.
lses. Al convey sncing and revenue stamps at the
when sold. wv
d GRREE WILL Ar,%.
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my2d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOTS on 10Th
Public Auction.
On ITLSpAY; the 9Th Inst. at 6 o'clock ,. m :.
No. III, having 30 feet front By I4O feet 10 inches
deep, to % foot alley, vito the improvements.
secured by . deed OF trust on the premises. All
cSnyeyancinR and revenue stamps ct the cost OF
my I'd GREEN q WIILIAMs xmci.
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~ HBIA!NIns. MONEY uNpRR FALSE
knss I - ending kanessy ioitstie.s q
pay ca 90 heysysr: for the naiy ers.l Iopaiar-
~ o. PH ATOMS "NI6Ef BLOOMING Or
ssss OF the trickstrp Who prssson to ssil articles
~ az ea1noe now Be imported exospsst dsad loss.
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SUE ELY,
STEADILY,
SOCCBS6kULLh
sA0LANpERS EXTRACT DUCKu

SURELY, SrEIDILE
SUCCESSFULLY
sA0LANDERS EXTRACT DUCKu
10 cvnBNe
every eess q KIDNEY Dys1AaD, RHBvnA1rsM,
GRAVEL, URIHARy DIsolDKls, WIAKNEss end
PAINS In the BAcH, FINALE COMPLAINTS and
fRouBLxs arising from BxcIssRs OF AM KIND.
C0AB, IL AFFLICTED
Thy sMoLANDDR1.
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold b. ell Apothscaries. Price o.. d. BARNES
co., New Yerk, and BARNIe, WARD D co.,
New. Orleans, Southern Agents. DURLDI0H
RoekRs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb lAly
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a LIFE INSURANCE DKCIsIoN.-Joseph
Easterbrock, Jr-, of Camden, Me- insured his
hne Icr ShOo some time ago, and afterwards
became deranged and committed suicide hy
tnooung. The insurance company refused TO
pay The policy, but the Maine Supreme Conf
decides mat they must pay the $4,000 and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiouesrs-
II No. S26. csrner 9TH and 10 streets

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue q ad.cree Of the Orphans Court of
or piece Of ground will BE- disposed OF At Dnb,ie
. .. On the premises, WEDNESDAY. 10th day Of
square $50, on tine public plan of Hashine ton etv
the .sms beginning At an alley 70 feet from the cor.
inches south 81 feet iuchss west IL feet incbs.
the place Of hegi ming W
80. yIRGiSIX MILsTEAp, Guardian.
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MAYORS OFFICE, A ,RrL 2, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL E kEOtIVED

By the undersigned until IL clock m on TUES
DAY the sth instant. for building . two-foot bar
rel Sewer inside diameterD along . portion Of Il
street porth between 9Th And 7th streets west the
wall to be nine inches in thick ness. Also, two
loot Sever, INSIDE diameterI walls nine inches
thickness from the centre Of the crsss alley in
saaaIe No; AT, to connect with the sewer in Z
street north
Bidders will state the price per lipeal foot FOR
the Sewer. which shsll In lude all excavations,
&c and per piece fer the Man hole: the success.
fuI bidder to be responsible for oil damages done
To gas or Water pi pes, caused by the elements,
and any accident caused I'm the construction Of the
work.
The right TO decline any all propos ais, should
1t be deemed to the interest of the Cor poraton 10
reserved
Specifications can he seen at the Office Of the
Commissioners of Improvements every day be-
tween D0 .. and II M, at any time by calling
Cd the Com miss Oner Of the Fourth Ward
None but prsc tic al echanics ne sd bid
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
ap2Sd Commissioner Fourth Ward
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SALT WATER ON ITS TRIAI-The peopIe NJ
new London are earnestly labored with bv
the New London Star and eight doctors ~
allow tner streets TO br sPrinkled this summer
with salt water, inasmuch as that Ia tho ontr
KIND they can have. The doctors saw IL WI,
be better for health than fresh water
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GALE OF SPADES, sBov.Ls, &c.

Chef QH0yterygaster's 0Tes, Depot Of washingtos.l
will be sold at auction. under the disseti1n ; =,
captain y. q. Thomas. military storskeep er at
Giotning depet, AInorr sQuare, this city on 6ON.
1000 Spades, new; - ..
$500 abort handled and 800 long handled SHOW.
q Sfbley Tents, worn
These spsdes and shovels are from the best man.
ages -
Tents will be sold singly; spades and shovels In
gods. sA'
ID. Fl. RUCKER,
Brsvet Major Gen. and Chief Quarter master.
ep D-ntd Depot OF WasbinRton
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Lie AND xD5o1fsiNes LUIS o At "w xus.
on, noMDAYA Nay =. 1t ..lr,
Lots -, ~, and cart Of Is, in square No. g.
Ihe.e koss have ben - bdi vided into six Lots
- follows, VI. .-LotA fronts n feet iache0 on
the esfpsr Ga u and nth strsets; Lot y froues .
- on street: lat . fronts ., feet on K street
Insee kose r9n hSck 81 fest to IN alley feet o
tnebes wide: Lot fronts 2ofest on strsst, Nj -
;n Sfs.n =. o. z sses insass Lot Fronts fset7
improved ~ ?. large and substsntisliv built four
ssosy b.ich Dwelling. with large Back Ba,ldI ns,
SentsseIne ettogether about fourteen rooms. Lot
iInns q Iest zinchee On 18th rect. sdjoinin g
p nsSy Geesn y feet 9iAches, Improved b. Q we'll
ssa1 nLes osaese and Carriage House.
Ler@e: ORe. hah cash balance In Ok and twelve
notes TO bear interest and Be enthusiastically
s sno. CenvsyaacinR and stamps ss cost Of Dur
sd CIV. BOTHER. Aues.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the. vital
powers. with sure means Of relief Sent free of
charge tn.sealed letter envelopes Address DR. ]
SklLLiE HOUGHToN, Howard Associations,
Philadelphia. Pa. An ia An
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7 .ARGE SALE or CONVENIENT PROP.

VIII be sold at Newbsrn. North Carolina. LARGE
amsunt OF ordnance and Ordnance Store Rae n
Commence on the 18th deg Of May, 1856 at 10 O'clock
a. =; m, and continue daily until al the property
seidr principal classes or which are given below are
o. Ir9n and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages. Hsrnsss.
t,,S LoSa Smiths Armorsrs, and 6addierr' Teois
;s.snsS Sine Carts, Gins couplete, IufAntry
Gcvsnssrt StLticies too numerous to mention.
,isSsd mon sS ~ articles % b sold Will b fur
o'dass:s s, Nc ssH:r; A. Dyer, ohisf Of
svHnyN 1ssv. Os,s.. $k, ST bE tn4nfss,
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An itinerant quack in Texas was applied
10 oy one OF Colonel Hays rangers TO extract
Inc IRON part Of an Indian arrow from his mead
Where II had lodged for some time al cannot
sIact fnis, stranger" said the would be doc
tor, 'oecause to do IL would go nigh killIn' We:
Ii in yer head"
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0Some CT the Bostonians are trying To es-
cape me choIrra by rushing into and owd-
Ing the ubur ban towns and VILLAGES $500
thing IN the shape Of a dwelling.house for
radius OF twenty miles around Boston has
oeen rented Tor the season, and as high as 800
per month Is paid for a furnished horse Of
ordinary SIZE from May until September.
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70 DYE EASY

TO DYE EASY
10 very desirable. MATHEWS VINHTIAN
AAIh DYE 10 the best IN the world. Complete In
one bottle. No wash, stain. no trouble. Achild
can apply IL. Persons wishing to avoid the publici
U OF having their II air dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do IT, bv ,sins rHE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub Oh or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead, but mparts new hfe and
instre. Gives beautiful black or brown, - pre-
ferred. Price rs cents
Prepared By A. I. MATHEWS, ny.
DEMAs BARNES CO., New York, Wholesale
Afeno' my Neoly
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RY GREEN B WILLIAMS, Auctioneers:
~ No. $40 corner 7th and ID streets

NJ pr UDUME bUILUINQ LOTS
SSEEhnKE rENNSfLfAEIA AEENuE AND
AUrTION. n
On WEDNESDAY. the 9Th instant. We shall sell,
handsome Building Lot, fronting each 30 feet on
street north, between nth and 18th west near
wide alley. "
Also, three handsome Building Lots fronting II
Ieet on 10Th sfrest, In the same square, running
LACK 10 wide alley they being Subdivisions OF
square NO. 4: These lots are handsomely located,
thereon 'o'
Terms One-ha cash; ,iance in six and twelve
mosths, Tor notes bearing interest A deed gwen
ana q deed OF trust taken. All conveyance and
IeNesne stamIs AZ the cost Of the purchaser. SH
on on each lot.
my sd GREEN WILLIAMS ar...
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~ Miss Sarah Bell, an estImable young
lady, residing in the town of New B1frnlo
Wisconsin, died on Monday MOI ming under
eumstanees that seem to leave little doubt
spt she took her own life. Ii seems that she.
purchased some oil of bitter almonds, being
warned tnat II was deadly poison: retired to
neI chamber the night preceding her death.
IN Ler usual health, and under her pillow was
ouho note ontalning req uest that she might
be buried as she was dressed In her dress
sne nad made every preparation for death
No eause for the act, aside from i'll health, is
known.
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IN. ChoLERA EASES IN HALIPAX-The pilot
who brought the steamer En-Iand int u,I;
FAX mas since died, with two members Of mis-
Iafn,Iy. he said before his death that he did
no. ooaIG me vessel. but merely lowed in her
WAKE, when ne gave the necessary directions
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SECR Er DIsEAsHsI
SAMA RlfAN,S GIFT!
SAMARIrANS CIFry

SAAARITANS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER usrp.
.fes. A POSITIVE orlE,"fsr
GONORRHGA, GLEET, SrRICrURES <e
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam, no uarcurv
OnIy Tea Pilis 70 b. Daks. % ESsa Csre. q
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nor
any unpleasant Taste. and win NOT in any way in.
In twenty -four hours" Prepared by . SrsSusts
ns u one s ss,
10 exPesws. no .osbls; no eha.ss rhatery
curry. Try Tho SAMARIIAsy Siir.'
prios-M.s ,ssi St s. F.a.':. 1 g. sss'''''''
BLOOD BLooDgf BLooD,ry
, sGRRRssuLss6t . HteERs he sS4lksrs, sPsTs,
sAKARITAN'S R0oT AND HERB JUICE
Il offered ss n me PSSSs = Yosit,ss cure
sShhRifHNs ROOF AID HERR st J Hfcs "a, the
mos, get;sspt certain and ssct1.l remedy
the ve.eresI poison 90 shss the cure !. shorouss
sds snd Ss and a. ~: g sn z rem
posterity that fsr which yoa nay repent in sfssr
DO Her DESPAIR,
so sSfn @RS a irsHr: 1Gic,s
'''''P Ti.s All all the bed 'dif;: g hs.:s
male: susr The fS9f And ssJT afc.ss q m J
0oppily Suaptcu, ID CtceIote0 Uterua m
rhes, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb a.
bility, and Tor all com piaints incident to the
eehtby express. Price 81 q Per bottle
sAMARITANs WASH
Root and Herb Juiees
Full directions. Price Is cepts.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike scknovl-
mug .. ). sSsSissI:. ' i''' are used
Whit THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAnkR-
HANS REMKDIES.
"PosT HOSPITAL, ToRT la RsHALI, BAitimere
Nd Feb. % lses.-'I have great eaIisi .ctisn ir
stating that have used The Samaritan Re aedies
for Neperal diseases in its nost custonaary forms:
that have used them With judgment, di-eretasn,
and properly, and. have found them respond 90 nv
sEticipations prom pity and eaectuelly. kn Ivias
their composition. have the fullest eontdence in
their Efficacy and far my Of than 81 70 nds
recommend them strongiIa
Assistant Sur een, Sth u. " Vols %
Sold By q. O. PORD. corner ilth street asd Penn
sylvanis svsnue. wsshinetoni hENRY oOOh,
DReMOrD CO.. Philsdelphas. mys-d
NyHE WAR OF THE REBELLION Nv Henry
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfspeer,
u No. 526, corner Seventh and % streets

TRusTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rkOPkkTY, on o street north, between sth and
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF May next, at
SG,s.ock Pm; ] shall sell. on the premises. by
April 1852, frsm the subscriber, ali that piece or
SS.ssi OF ground lying and being the said city Of
lot No. b: in Edward Thomas Subdivision of D Art
81 ,i SQUARE No sss and recorded in Liber B. folio
ton, d: O., beginning at o poiat As feet 8 incssa
from the southeast CORNER Of said square, and run
npg west on The line OF street north II feet,
sCrth 20 feet 70 the place Of beginning.
Terms; Cash. All conveyancing and revenue
honeer. HENRY GREER TrnstsS
GREEN WILLIAMS
mp 92aw6ds Auctfonears
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PROPOSALS.
GALE OF GovERNmENr LVNBER

o'o-'''s. :si:es.s:. Be B e. ~. ,'ss'n iss
Sealed proyosals will Be received &c this oaioe
until nONpA1. Nay 2. 1855, st n O'Clock m. !,
fer the purchase of A3 eop feet of Governmeat
Lumber, ofthe following siIes ana description
via:
1900 feet Ia inch Oak
10 900 feet Inch Oak
~ go feet N inch Oak
loo 0v feet inch Oak
leo feet 81 Inch 0ak
80 feet finch OAK
- ~ feet sineh Oak
@b feet inch hickory
~ fes4 inch Hiekory
- fe~t inch Bichory
0o feet IL inch Ash
IsNo feet inch Ash
$500 feet l-ineh Ash
2ey00 feet s-ipeh Ash
. $50 fe~t A-tnch Piae
go feet = inch Pine
900 feetlfnch Pine
pGs iess finch Po,Yar
me aesve 10 very superior lot Of we'll seasoned
Lun Der, aDd can be seen by appiyiuG 10 Breyet
Col. Z. 3. fompkins, Q. M, ausrtsrr aster in
snslee q Lincoin Depot, about one mile east Of
BID. vim be received for the purchase Of II, 900
The ubSersieped reserves the risht to re,ect
all the hide should they be considered too low
aypent Tin Government funds win be required
10 the delivery OF the Lumber. which must be re-
moved within fifteen days alter the proposal is
Proposals should he signed with the BIDDERS
full name. and give bis post Office address, en-
sos a for the f1rfhisf Sf
B,f. MAJ. Gen. and Chef Quarterm..ssr,
my Et Depot OF W sshtngton.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT DERRICKS AVN
~ LUMBER AM

" LUMBER ~>A'N
CasvQss't~mSstsr's 0ees, Dspx Of WasAisxssn. ~,
49, Washtngton, d. o., May g. M y
Will be sold at Public Auction under fis it,
ton OF brsvst Lieutenant Colonel Jas. NJ Moore,
town. D.: o., en- TUESDAY, May q. iaS on ,se
O'Clock M. the following described Governm.nt
Two 20 Boom perricks, complete.
fixsts1 Boom Dsrricks, Without rigging,
1000 - 4bys
The property must be removed within Eve days
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
DIeaet MAJ General and Chief Quartermaster.
NV fa Depot OF Washington
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THE WAR OF THE RIBRLLIoN. By Heary
Byeisne, iliustrssed. Doolittisr Social Life an
China; 2 yes. \ NOBLE Life. by the suthor Of
4 fsu IBAuCK TAYLox.
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NoMENs RIGHTs IN EERaoST-The fol-
lowing Is an advertisement which we Gin
from the Rutland Herald: P
81 forbid any one in the State of Vermont
ing Joseph Trumbly, of Crittenden Vi
10 Miss Sophia Pelky, OF Brandon VT, for be
Ing engaged 10 some one else the second time.
~, JULIA GOosoN.
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THRoUoH LINE BErwEyS w.saIyoros
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
&s szR5sH

L PHILADELPHIA AND new YoRk
&As E5W
Train. ,.,- WAsnIssros. March Is. 1888.
roR r. NV x Mspl FSsik yi. xi,sor, ,,,,..o,,
Leave daily (sIcept sunday At q q m an sN
,LoR NEW YORK, changing cars at Phil.d.,.
S.sys daily Cs1csp, sunday ct HIS a. m. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
IA t es,,y sssSsnt sunday at 7.S and Ms O.
me- ''' : - and $50 oS ? s n
Lssvs Tor New York and Philsdelphis &C ESQ D.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. n. srS.
tbs sssSa Sd s:s :; IT,
i S.s..ss 6 :ss & 5sSSss
O, See Baltimore and chic Rasiread sdvsrtiseusps
SapoIis ssd Stsesyssn Washington, Baltimore, An.
T,P.s MITH, Master Of rrsssporsssio..
oc 0-tf GEo. 8. KooSTz. Agent, Wsssissssn.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA n ROAD
- &c
viii :Siss.os ' e. g. I; s:y
Central kailresd trains 70 ssd hon Eichnosa, =
MAIL TRAIN
Leave wsssinston asiI, !eloeIs Sunday % a4s
Leave II neESurs al %Grs a.. a. 81. :. :. w..a
fngton at e.S y. m.
EXPRESS rBAIN.
Leave Washington daily (inciudins Sunday, N
e0 y. m, and arrive az Lyncheurg afe % q N
Leave Lynchburg at $50 D. n. ana arrfye AZ
Washington st Il Q. IN.
Both trains make close connections @ Lynchburs
Tor all points South and Southwest. md ~ Wssh.
fnstep for North and Northwest.
First class Sleeping Cars win be attached 10 the
This road is attractive. not only for a. comfort
able accommod hut for the fact that M 1900
the now historic localities of Fairfax Bali 'Ran.
Mar assas, Bristoe. Cstletts. RappshsnRock, Gull
pepper, Orange and Gordonsviiie, places on i'm nsr-
ishable interest in the popular mind
Through tickets TO sll points South and south.
west may be had IN Boston, New York phTladsl.
phia and Baltimore, and At the ofbcos of The road
In Washington and Alexandria
- M. BRoADUs, General Ticket Agent,
IeSu Alexandria. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05
ap .U-dtmyi0 Colonel Or
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.

OE,e ofAssi.tant Ouarfeymauer, ESQ sd
Washington, ID. C.. April Is, 1856 (
Sealed Progosale will be received 1T this Office
from the United states Of all the Iron Work for
nineteen spans OF "Howss Improved Truss
and Dow zig, suitable for the different spans the
latter va wing In length from eighty 70 one hun
The Ire 10 now stored at the works OF the eleye-
Iand ROLLING Mill Company, Cleveland. Ohio, and
will be col by the pound.
detail ed bill Of the Iren. and length Of the
fee.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
The Unit Cd states reserves the right TO reject all
bids il not ,ieemed advantageous.
Proposal, should be endorsed "Proposals for
the Purchase Of Bridge Iron
my I'd Rrevet Major and A n NJ m
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Brandon, March 90, 1861

"A PROLIFIC GOWN. j. W. Seaman. of
North Hampstead; on Long Island, is rne
owner oil cow which on the 9Th Of March last
produced four calves at birth. Thew were
All fuh crown and regularly formed, but still
born, and two of each sex. Mr. Seaman went
10 his stable about twelve O'Clock rpd tbera
were TWO more. He afterwards kept on the
look ont 10 see if there were two others 10
come, but none made their appearance