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AUCTION SALES.
OT =. I. WALSH = CO., Aoe.Isnssrs,
% No. 2es Pa az, corner loth street.

AkAA&&>S
RT 4. yAI q. = co, A...I:e: ;s.s 80,
,n, rA.1 fsS S5sH SSEEDs4s.AH ha Ne. sss
' :. ,o-II.sjF SSsf a aSSfiSs; s.. -. IN ~, !.
sss.s. esmpaisiDs ali the Goods ana Chatter. Of
said house, - Per scheaale.
The Lease Of said House and Lot.
u. s:: Ss.ns:. gisysr:: :. q! Rssa as'
4.s.. COrn. ter ana Tstcrs'
Ssa1f s ss: and si S.d siS@
T.r@: q e.i. Bureaus D':s 90 oEESsyros
my .. dict NIX. Walsh % Aue:s
RY c. y, B3TELEf. Auetionesr,
Two STORY !RAME DWELLING. CORNER
" AND 9TH STREETS EAST. AT AUG
On WipsEspAY AFTERNOON. June 10Th, q
sonsi.iiss q veil butt two .sory Frame Hog.s
lot fronts 100 feet on street, and also 100 feet
il desires the property VIII be divided into two
Terms: One nsH cash; residue in six and twelve
months. With interest, seeaIed by q deed Of trust
q IuI:hssT. $50 to Ss paid im%s a sssly after
% i-isv&ds auctionser.
III
IL LANCEe, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, &C.
CAiSQso'isrrssssy's 0Ges, Dso q Reshtssto.l
win be sold at public auction, under the diree
1on Of Brevet Briesdisr General e; y; Tompkins,
ton, ID. e, on MONDAY, June IL, 1856 at 10 olcl'k
Q m. slsrse lot Of Quarter masters Stores. con-
80, Army Wagons q Army wagons with Hay
Ws;erius Carte. . Light Carts, 70 two horse Am,
balances: Bessy l.es4 single sets Harness. ~
en- Axies, IS lbs. Coil Chain ,6e2 lbs Lead Pine
l65 lts scrap Iron. 2-sT be- Lead, 500 lbs Scrap
Steel, u coo lbs. Scrap Tongue irons. IL 600 lbs
Scrap Brake Irons, 80 go Lbs old horee Shoes, 400
les old Maeon Tire, 700 Sash with Glass. le5 lbs
Tailow. Wagon and Ambulance Wheels, Wheelbsr r.
rows, b snkets Buckets. Chains, Hsltets, wrench
IS. AnyiIs, Smiths Bellows. Portable Force
Planes. Barrels, Kettles. Stoves, &s.
THIS property has been worn, but large portion
Of 10 IL still sersiceable
TIE stores must be removed within five dsys from
date OF sale.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
D b. RUOKHR
Byf. MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
epZl-la Depot Of Washington
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BANKER0

I Evils JOHNSON . co..,
BAnH DRs,
AND
pIALERe In To1IIeN KxcHANon
eOvIRNMENr eEcuRIrIHs.
STOCKS. BONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT AID SOLD.
TAI COOKE 90.
DA1HDBs.
NsSsasA sssss, svpsssss 1sssssSy.
Bug and ell - s.rs.s rssss. - Re-, savsys
N hand. . fail supply ofsn
o0vKRNAINf D0HD0
1-3o 7H1AeUIY HOfns,
exRrITloATxs OF INDHBrIDAIss, o.,
ApA Dsy The hishsss prices for
QUARfERMAsrI1D OHDOKD
AND voUoRIRs "a son
First National Bank
OF wAsRIHar0H.
D COOKE, GOT Jay Cooke oe.J PrsssAs.s.
WI. Q. HUNTINGTON. esshsss.
sevxRxmrHr DEPOSITORY
BtNANolAL AGENT OF rHI UNITED
STATES.
18th 81, OPPOSITE 1HI T1lAssny SI1AlfnxHS.
Government ssesritsss Win Treasures unatsa
states.
DoNI MILLION D0LLARs.A
We buy and sell al classes Of oOvRRNMINr
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE md make eollsssous
IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHl
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Veuchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful ana
prompt attention TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and TO sny other business entrusted to a.
FELL INFORMATION in regard 70 eovERu.
aKEr LOANS at all times cheerfuliy furnished.
WIN. g. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
wAsHIse TON, March 70. 1865. mn-a
IP.PMAN ELLBRY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
80 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Particular attention given to the following
ADAMS Er1ress CO. National BaaR.1s; E1S,sss CO:
U S. E1pyess Co. Weaeyn Union T,Isgraph n
Wells, Farso Co. Amertoan Tslse,aph n
Efasley Express Co. United SAFES TelsSrapi n,
Hornden Erpyess Co. Russian Amer Tslsgydpi 90.
Southern Express Co. Insulated Tslsgrapk Co
National Ezprsss and Tansportat,os Co.
Petroleum and Mining Shares, Gorernm.n,. Ssat..
Iofcn, ard County Bonds.
Advances made on the above securities.
REFERENCES
Impt and Traders Bank.
Mechanics' Banking Association.
hoyt. Sprague 90.
Tins 10
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DROPosALs FOR FLOUR.

DROPOsALs FOR FLOUR
Osee Dspor Coux,n,.sary If Svb,,,~n,.
Wasaissfos % G.. MAY a. isss
June 7. 1896, u clock m for urnishi ns the SOU,
sistsnce Department with
FLOUR.
wwha, is known at this Depot as Nos. j and 2
known in this market as Georeetown Flour
The delivery Of the Flour 10 commence within
i've days from the opening Of the bldg and must be
ment may direct, either at the Government ware.
house in Georgetown, at the Gharyes, or railroad
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be COM
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance of
Bids viii be received for Flour to be delivered in
Payments viii be made in such finds a. the
The nsna Cnx may nave TOT DISBURSEMENT.
just before the Flour is received and none will be
sSf which not fresh ground and Of suDs
NO bio vii be received from partie 90 who have
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ID edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
H TOkAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, IENnday a. m excepted.l

TWICE DAILY, tssnday q. m. excepted.D
Va and the South, via the Potomac -
cleaners from Sixth Street Wharf, EeAa4ES
Mashlngton: TO ASuia Creek snd0
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich,
mond We, connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danville
RRsleish, Gree.sbOro'. Salisbury, Charlotte and
s 4
20 .. m. and p. m, and arrive in Richmond ct
THROyGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
any other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aquis
SSde IRE. and apsedericks6urg, to Richmond, at the
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
tween depots In Richmond.
- Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
sever al battle fields near Freaericksb1r9 NV .tnn
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent; Ws;hinsscn. u
APPLY GENERAL Passenger Agent.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT NOTICE.-The
Ssfea Isdx OaMh xtIl Captain
Route 70 on sATfGGRDAY, Ma4sh hs !, g
leaving her new pier. 10 Light street wharf, be-
hss sn and E4sS
Point, Double Mills Oxford, Cloras Point, Wal
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med
forss Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
landing 0ps.s s al ana ss
rs s.s Bsltimors ats Q. m. Of FRIDAYS and
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DOTOMA6 TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. 4. A. RYTHER,
leaves Washington at q m. and AL 6-
e1endria at Z Q. EVERY SAT, E%S
CRDAY for Glymont, Budd . Ferry -
Smith Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Greek Bluff Point,
Powders Wharf, Lancsster's whsrf, Stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwell's Wharf, Piney
J.B BRYAN BRO Agents,
sp7-n No. 345 Penna avenue.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

A,A CRY Hall. May 81, 1876
eealed Proposals viii be received ky tha nnSer.
signed until u s'clofk m. on TUESDAY Jnna
i3tn, instant, for building Q three-feet barrel
sewer, unside diameter , the walls 10 De nine In
enes IN tnickptss, on 18th street west, from the
n ne ,lae OF New York avenue TO the north side
o. street north, the sewer 20 have such man:
holes ana drops - the Comni ssioner re- NAV st,sef
Ar- approved July n. 1855.
fiddere VIII state the price Der lfnesl .oot sr ths
q ser and er piece for the man. holes sns 49,.
soich .hail include all excavations e. &c TN,
tuccessful bidder or bidders TO be res non.iha c.
AZ damages sone 70 gas or water pes or anv a.
eioent caused In the construction Of IN. WORT
The night 20 decline any or all proposaIs .honIA
os ose nss neeesssry, 10 reserved.
rpectncaiions can be seen At the Office Of the
Commissioner OF Improveuent any day from no
None but practical mechanics need bfa
JAS w. sPALDING,
Commi.esG second w ard
JOHN T. GARNER
un,s Comnissioner Third Ward.
HIs Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the ,ub.crt.
10 prs have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
is,h.ion County, in the District OF Columbia.
49, tesanentary on the personal estate OF
1870 euagtu. late Of WsShington ID n
.slS 49, al persons having claims against me
49,. are hereby warned to exhibit ths
-, -. -n we vouchers thereof % the sNbsc riber
~, s,Aoie the I'd day 81 May next: they
~ 10 s.fs,s ~ law be excluded from all bere6t
ss'e1 under orr hsna. TIN. ia aay OF NAV lag
RoRkRf n pIWCIt '
NJ, u.,. AfwELL cowLisa''
Exscutsp,
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MEDICAL STAFF.
su RGEOS IN OHARGE.

1sS street. between aoth and 2ist streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND sUKG CONS.
yOS. a. BhRNss; NJ ID. Surgeon Gen1 q. s. A.
TH0S MILLER. N. D., y street. Washington,
A. u 6G1AKNEIT, d. New York avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, VI. d., Georgetown
Applications for admission can be m sde to any Of
the Medical stsf or 10 the Mstron at the HOSPITAL
Orders for admission 20 the FREE beds of this In
stitution can be obtained Of the Rev G. H. HAIL.
Rector OF the Epiphany Church; Of the Rev A. d
GILLETTE, Pastor OF the LIST Baptist Church. and
OF 1.-THE Surgeon In Charge At his residence Orders
for the admission OF the Wives or Widow, OF Sell.
s s,sIs OF tss can be procured through the
my l6-3m g. II. HALL. d. ID, secretarv
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PERSONAL.


MRs. y. y. WRIGHT, Magnetic and Oi.irvoy.
q ..si osi E: 81! aaan Il:
!s: &C. Boom: ssa s 81 e.. Sss S sss
nR. 3. 8. BOND hes removed 70 Mass achuSetfs
aysnIe, one door east Of 18th street. orders left
streets. WIN receive prsns; ss.sniion. my sen
DE- n Il s6s sss4sSSssz zs SS'prsrlsr.
Once Ne Ne ssa PsnnsJi'snis svsnue, stIns.
ne.bs nat etors. sD+-2m'
SPECIAL CARD 70 fHE LADIFs-PRTVAH
elegant sSS Sss:i. e 9s
tne pest cars and strictest rstirsnent before and
q ao~ .a, , inch SS%: II the
iBIoo1Iyn yithsut children oI bo.rdsrs. Applies.
70 n. n.asr :sns q Letter;
.iaoe. Addrss. Boz SCI. Broofiyn. NY ny 5G In
',1.1AH slAeE yt SPr II SAA0s. s.'.slAcI.
BLACK, LAMex 4 CO.,
SS11t ~ &c ~ Lev IN ~ Supreme
S s:; &: Cow e Ss g:
s1 0ts Sonntstsssc q CONGRESS.
.sd %si ho sSs i''h 'Te's directly oD's:s: WI
" ATTORNEY AT LAW.
= Ny LOUISIANA Avenue. seSy: Sixth stree
Nv Il - n y A ID T..
w STEAM MARBLE W0Rra
Manufacture 81 St .sr
0ABBLB AAHTLES. MONTY ENra
and WAeHefAND TOPS, &c. Table
Monument. asds to order on REASONABLY. term,
ny Mili Keep eoSD.Stsp.lZ on bard EAsrERN MAR
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
w..,s nns, Avenue, bet. 18th land 18th sts. west,
Wssnl.s.on. y. y. mar
E4onLslS96Er TEIss sE FEB; Or,
EXcELSIOR WIf6S BEER.
Haying Pot ny New Brewery into successful on
saon VIII % prepared. on and after this date
70 spRpy 20 81 NJ Customers an abundant sur DIV
q Ht t5is R Psl1s1Sp; a Summer Beverage.
NEW MAOHIEERY
UNeURPAsSER BREWER
AND BxOELeIOR WEISS BERR
Which invite ell deaIsrs 10 buy ana fry s"'
Riley A. SHINH
Weiss Beer 0rewsvv
Corner Greene and Olive stsssss;.
my olm 0eore stown ID r.
TAK1 no Aonn UNPLIAsANT Ann M.
= safe remsdiee for lnl)easAnt Ana dsne.sSnM..
HI S.anSsss I'm sSs yha66LMb0ILD2 ExIRxo4 SUT
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dAhENOOD dOSPlTAb
ChisJ CtHa-.ermas,0's OHce, DEPOT Of Wdshingtnn I
Washington, ID. G June 5. 1856 (
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises
nnder the direction Of Breyst Lieut. Col James VI
moofe- A q. M, On FRIDAY, Jane 8, 1856 At ~
o'clock n. the following Government Buildags
t1tuafed at Harevood Hospital. near the northe rn
terminus of It'll street vest, in this city:
Seven q, Hospital Wards, each q by 1877 feet
One u Water Closet, Ie BY 20 feet.
The buildiDgs will be sold singly and must lie re.
moved within ten days from date of sale.
Terms. Cash, il Government funds.
II. RUOKER,
Brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Qnarfer m aster,
e5-1 Depot Of Washing ton
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEw OUTSIDE LIsE OF srEAMERs
MKW YORK. WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamer Of this Line are nrst class Vessels.
Leave Shows wharf, Georsstovn. <.eaRe
evsD WEDNESDAY, and Pier Is.
Asrth River. New York. svery SATURDAY.
Pupetsaltty Of departure can be relied co.
The passenger sccommod atoms are unsurpassed.
Freight recsfved daily and kept under cover q
esowS wharf, Georgetown.
For passage and freight applyts
j. W. p. MYERS. Agent,
LOT Water ct Gesrsetown.
W. T. REAsEN, Agent,
e him 81 wese st., Nov vsrk.
TIE HoRTH AAKRIoAN LLOYD.
New line Of arst-cl..s ssd.- wheel
SEW ioiK AND BREMEN VIA ooVEs,
E 1eff as bSes:a States Mail
BALTIC, s.oeo tens, loo horse bower,
wksf.sSss M ssfsoPocis, ss tons, April
AfExsTio, 500 tons, i 500 6or.. BOW. i'sn NAY
er, Q: Hoysr, Commander. slst May
An s1pericnced surgeon On board - IAN : os'
The Com pany viii not be responsible for specie
or valuables, snlcss bills OF Isdins having the
value expressed, are signed therefor
Rates Of age, pay able In gold or its equiya-
lent First Cabin. Sos Second. 96a 20; Steerase
Sate Hetarn tickets. 1. sz0e; II, &laz 30; Steer.
forfreight and passage apply
JOHN &. ELy9NS d CO.,
500 Penna. ave., or 81 Louisiana ave-,
~ For subscription to the stock OF this Dom.
pany, Offering Q safe AMI dividend paving invest
ment. apply to JOHN b. ELvANs Co,
my film Agents for D. o.
STEAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
IHgRSDAY and Sc TUkDAY, eslC
atlea. m Returns At ~ pm.
Fare fer Round Trip, 9 4 so. One third of this
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andria Boats leave each
place every hour from q. m. to y. N.
~ he hne Steamer waweset can be Chartered
for Excursions J. VAN RISWICK,
ap la-60 General Supt p. y. Go.
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I ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS, AMBU-
IL LASCEs, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, &c.
(1isfO~orf~ISun 0R,. D~oo, IF
I ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT OORN.

ID. b. RUOKHR
Byf MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
ap Depot of Washington
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS At
J" LAKEWOOD HOSPITAL

Breves Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartorma.Ier,
% nanak nf Waahinufnr
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-15

osr DOSE Of Halls Pulmonary Balsam will cure an or
S,pary cough or cold. Price only hfty cents.
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3iMin j.,
&fLnin

aait eabsn 1o1 atH aDansttieut 5seb EaEai an 5aat
bs 5ea, @fcatr s &ppstpretlr psyg,lfer eytsn
"s 1881 eGtsr aabttett3en YVipFu5
3. 2, Re arat tx G5pbH
N"I@~t Re 10 G5lb C5d6ar, uaSs ssalttmS,,
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trifft nur Sic uno fann nur pcn s}buen anoe.
bort tuerben. 6ter last es F@ eben 20 tuenic
abma6en; seripreden sic mir be6balb Ielba
bic Bidder in @mpfan9 5u nebmen, tueI6e i'd
5brer S6welter periprp6en babe. Sic finbeu
in bem erlten 8ud ejnen 8rief an sic. 9leb=
men Sic benielben unp Ielen Gie Jpn, penn
Sic aIIein iinb. Sic burfen mir tas nidt
au8idGusen. Grinnersn Sic Ii6, baB ea bic
erfte Bite 1T, melde t6 an Sic geridtet babe.
uno iebt entferne i'd mid, bamit meine G'es
feIIi6aft nt6t Sbrem Ruie idape.1
Obne Qapinu 53eit 3ur9tntprrt,u gu oebeu, eat,
fernte er ih.
Qaoina mahte ibre Ginfduie, aber obne 1e6r
arpBes e}ntereiie; oenn Der 0rtef POM O6er=
1ten iphfte in itren 6cpf Sic mar beoeriQ,
gu tuiiIen, mas oerieIte entbalten triroe unb
Oh lie il6er 9llles nit ibrer Wtutter ipre6pa
iclIte; bann tpiroe aber Wama lie aeni6 baran
binoern ibn su leien, uuo oes 0erqnnqens
tuCllte lie ii6 taum uerutia muben 0ielIeiht
mar es Gin 2iebesbriei? Bei oteien @ebonten
errStbete lte; aber iie tonnte e8 nht perbintern,
bab oa8 6er6 raider tlUpfte. .-.
81 (6ortiebun9 foigt.)
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AHspff o. gSssper w &c.,
fpssrtt to her Stssso 2Dm C1ptbnn S.,
Sr. Zoe -. 9pmbaFbfr.
awsi@tn HtB5t nnb GterIesfr @ast!naCst
El0cntelt
tTt W. 3Ilben Il 5iepbetO's berlbmts 6irnil1e
SaSs1Fan:sn aus SAMPLER
tn NietlpssB sefte eeab 5nfforbeu 9eiu ganEpaptet
ta;ne ~tad, Iaitn, Gopperas, GerpentinOe GaIpeter
Rtt, fyar5en &c. H.'
Stu SOsRSuhistr @otragt pt;str B:*nts sbe@ttGi..a
*SftFT u GEts roSrS3ais su ten
btilt8aen nMsrftprt.tt.. tmt2aiiJ
SSrt:;en isssb ssSaaen0ldSer
SIT friauhs Er, tsia aeatisn VusIifrm biz AnSe.s ~
maeen Gag sh ,ri@ esSptstrt bier nlstereelahtH babe
IN. ans ebsH NIT Sr'len E SeneR Inb rttis cereksR.
Wtttf tines ptEmeiet fann N eas Auee resn rno obut
mtptefs Uttuen rfDbren Siet bic rbten Gf eeGsm.
ttns aten 8rtunst, be mid 70 oft tn QbafbnstOn bttut
pabtn sTE"e i'd oud bier esfente bas GItde IN ttuu.
EDhfG g. OpttGtGE aus gDafbin9tS1,
Vie g HCrh G8reerfrase,
ns2ltGt !Gsfben BaIttmDre% rnb F6betfearot
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S,eeggufge. s&e0eu.


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Hteinen gee9PtsN ,sreannsa anb ber1 NublsHm nutbe
ID bierm!t Sic Gnssige ba8 ID bas iGou felt 3a@ten an
bieie Pase etaDlirte @e@Hft tcrnculeu babe nut ee
aStg Elm re9aItses eGger idSneu, eitE gearee:s
teten Serrenfleb.ru neueer 0spH 81 pe oiasien ret=
fen YOrrateg Ralten NIB Gn fpte au getsunug anFerz
ti5eu trerbe s5tofe fiji: Sde Unb pisuseaoe in aIeu
Gorten ume ju alien Ytei;eH.
Seraer cine guepaRi 0e0eniGirme, e;tBds c. jolOie
ale in CieieS t5at9 eiAIGlaeeubeu 4r!issl.
3 sB Gue 3eFe[Iassn t0srben prouIDt tilto ln5 Ia
tarsefsr jsgf angefsriigt.
8, &. RGifst.
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Deutfdaes MT$bi. uue gu4tsr. aeSds6f.

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- eDrQ >l rd II :.
gtc. se @aftern Goenus, Dase GycrssutEraSe.
Mtsnen 8rfunosn uS6 Befannten fUUte bem Tubl.tEm
nberbaust o'ene termt sur NdGrttt bas t in sc. 36
SsHtfn Mesars etn eeubsS Ne5 unb 5uiterGei5dt ere
Gffnet babe. @s ptrb metn rSltaes serf5tr rn
Ruubsn in jebem 6aue aufrtsten Az eeIen
Nebl uno 5nter tn eser selebieen Slasattta De.tea
cbne teionbert RsRen se!tefsrt '..- -
(tun18--3nts o. fts- ttr.tre.-- IS o. EranE.
Ionnscftewf @5eeO Ka1NT!
400 &tR:n bic inen gSrappeF intstgi 4iaiass tss
ptiuG aENa unb pfe.rt tn srsssg nnb t.tnen S6rts
aCtthe HerEdatef uub bet engines Ritter
~ sr.o-.- YrIepb SGs5s ,,
(13I$ ;sl WrSauae HIese Esbs SsRth
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@egbfss sl,D gSsimtegz@leinsr
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IT. ua.b Wones 2lrt;tel fir 6esrea,
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s9eGxn teunten uu5 eTGnntsn fDtSs btm aesbxisr
liiu Drbaupt BITE treesens gnse{ss taf ID in msgneSs
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iSSne AustDc5i S9E u atertIt thsgn 5emben, D.
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satatg taIEs; 2. .e'-
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aTeeierttst sjiEtJ fur EJaGE ID Instn 4;ptio.
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did not arrive until yesterday NOR ning,
and after repairing the damage. she pro-
ceeded on her way to New Orleans. p e
NEW ORLEANS.-The Times of Tuesday
says:
Yesterday was another one of those OPP
pressfyely hot days to which levee pedes-
TRANS have been subjected to for the past
month. and as the supreme clerk of the
weather does not seem disposed to make
any deviation in his dealing. we will have
| to submit to his decision with becoming
| fortitude. However, we have passed half
| If the SUMMER months, the beginning OF
which was cool and pleasant enough,
| while the latter part was not what X ought
| to have been; but, notw1thstandlng tne
past. we are to face another heated term q
six weeks, and among them is the never iS, 7,
| to-be-fOrgotten month of August, when. I!
/ will he remembered, is one of the warInest
| months in the calendar.
Business on the landing was extTelale,ly
| dull for Monday. There was but few De
| partures, while the arrivals We're IAN
/ enough.
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The arrivals and departures up to o.
clock Saturday afternoon were the Fhan-
m,,Cairo and return; Newsboy, Hender-
son and return; Ada Lyon, Green River
and return; Tarascon to Louisville.
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River and Weather.

This region was flooded with rain on Sat
urday morning-the heaviest of the sea-
son, but before noon the clouds had broken
away and the sun came out hot as ever,
The river was about at q stand Saturday
and unless affected by the rain Of Saturday
morning, will be found falling this morn
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
hos better facilities or greater ablllty 1or
I sf,,1 fSna Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
r.seras of lob Type. though very large and
cnmnlete. is constantly being added TO, and
onr lob department is under the personal
snpervision of one of the best job printers
IN the limited States. We are prepared TO
mint Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
RiiIs fading. Cards Deck and Meal Tick
cts. Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for LABOR,
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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HIRAM NELSON,
TT g. ATCTTONEER,
Has permanently located MS AucIlon
No. IS MAIN STREET,

fOnnosite the Washington House,,
Ne xryilI attend to all kinds of Auction Dus.
ness: TO the selling OF Merchandise, " az
ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction Days-TUESDAY, THURSDAY anu
SATIRDAY OF each week. Cash advances
on consignments. Refers to all the x GU
9ens of Evansville who know him. VIII
give his whole time to his business. APPS
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMP ANY
Express Business

a. oil the mail landings between Louisville
ana Cairo Tariff of Ereights very low.
Patronage is respectfully solicited. &
april Sdtf rfG..s.T ~ .fxssgns zuar
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-23

LAW CARDS.

AttOrney-at-Law.
ONCE with James T. Walker, Justice OF
the Peace, in Bierbower's new pniIolng,
Third street, nearly opposite " washington
House.
All business entrusted to him Will De
snromptly and carefully attended 70;
Parficiilar attention gwen to collectlons,
and prompt returns made
Refers to
Messrs. Miller, Gardner & Co., No, First
street. Co+h
Messrs. Ragon & Dickey, Nos. 3 and South
Water street. .4
Messrs. Roach & Torian, No. IA First street.
Messrs Cloud & Akin, No. Main street.
Messrs Minor & Dallam, No. I6 North First
street.
Can also refer, if necessary, to NUMBER
of eminent practitioners in Kentucky.
may10 If
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Boats nue.

Among the first boats due here are the
Altoona and R. c. Gray, from St. Louis;
Lady Franklin and Wauanita, from St.
Louis; Minneola Morning Star and Maui
gatuck, for Memphis; Armadillo, Mel
notte, Argus and P. w. Strader, New Or
leans; Louisville and Messenger, from
New Orleans; Tarascon, from Louisville
Liberty No.2, and Golden Eagle from Mem
phiS.
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SefentliGe 9Senb1t.

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utr NafmjItaas, fcren am SauIe bes s;rllcrbes
men Senr9 &rEmer, in &lappoarpndptcl,
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