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NATIONAL EXPRESS r.
R TRAssFS8rATIoN r.

COMPANY.
The NATIONAL EXPRESS and TRANSPOR.
TATI0N COMPANY having finally Completed fts
Southern through connections from
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. RICHMOND,
6AVANNkH, CHARLESTON,
md all intermediete and adjacent towns q far
South a. ATLANTA, GA, and alse having per-
fected its Western connections, RIA the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad over mail roads. TO
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
is now prepared TO receive Freight, Merchandise,
''' MONEY AND BULLION.
and to transfer the same to from the places de.
GiRnated aud all intermediate points
ETFICIENTLY. EXPEDITIoUeLY
AND CHBAPLY
- can be done By any other Exlreee Company.
Ofices are also opened In MOBILE and NEW
ORLEANS. and in few days the Company will
run through. ria MONTG0MERY, 70 these places.
B.F. FICKLIN, General Supt.
J. Z. JOHNSTON, President. my Jim
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EVENING. STAR


The seeanship Morsyian, nom sxiver,,s6,
On - Sd insS, Vessed Further Point yrstsrday
snss .oeo; IL German Question remains uD-
ssxsssx. TIE steamship HeI yesia. from I.iv-
sfpo1 on TIE I'd. for New york IA nat hack
wrn ehoiesa on board Two deaths occurred
o<I4N sae reached Queenstown from Liver
s.eeu 70 sop German emigration through their
yee<eh The Government has ordered q fuu
vxsrane<son INTO all German emtgrants BE-
lore Sgr admissioa INTO England. Mr.. Glad.
repp<f, and proposes an arrangement for the
Reduction Of he rational debt Italy has tele-
grapAsd to the Ffrnch Government that m
tack Austria ne news from Vienna, Ber.
lin. and Florence eoaanues menacing. Ar
msnents we're Selng vigorously pushed for
ward by Austria, and freight trains were
- quicken military transportation At Der.
ssn 70 was expected q further augmentation
OF the Pr1ssian army would be made.
florence telegram TO the Paris Temps states
con rnand orthe army, and was to be succeeded
in the mhRstry by Baroa Ricasoli. Rumors
were again current in Paris that England and
France would offer 10 mediate between Austria
IIed. The Prussian note or April %. in reply
10 The Austrian dispatch of the 18th, expresses
snrprse'.hat Austria should have withdrawn
her forces from Bohemia only to continue
arm ame1f, etc, and that the Imperial Govern
nent has not called on the Middle States TO
disarm- The Berlin correspondent Of the Lon
don TIMES says Italy began to arm q month
ago, at the time when the German Powers
were IN the height of their dispute Austria
was about TO disarm, when the pride of the
Emprror was aroused by the preparatious
mon lialy had commenced with q view of
stria1g blow in case of war between Austria
and Prussia Austria then began to arm
snsSad OF disarming. and Italy returned
menace for menace. $40
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KIN a peigheoring city, the health oflicer
,n the.diseharge of his duty TO ferret out nui.
sanses which menaesd the public health, called
has not been improved by her life OF single
blesseoness, and ing uired whether there were
any nnisances upon her premises. EYES,"
promptly and tartly responded the ancie Mt
spinsief;Asa couple OF men, that wish 70 ma
reuoyeo
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN. AT AUCTION

On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. May l6, at s
O'Clock will sell, In front Of the premises part
Of Lots No. III and ll8. fronting 4s feet on Mont.
gonery street. and running back to an alley. The
improvements consist OF three good Frame Houses
on Montgomery street and -four Frame house on
the alley, making an eXcellent chance for An
investment, as the property 10 now renting for
Sis per month, and will be sold together or sep
aTate.
Terms One-third cash. balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, with interest. secured BY Q
deed OF trust on the property. eyancing and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
my9 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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A SUPERIOR REMEpY,

We can oonsciensiously rssommsad % those vuf
EHRbs afLGi iFiis6 '' SSna e. bnLsSh
II gyes relief almost instantaneous, and IL wttha
70 sSs n no dss .s
best in use, and 10 ell that it, propri
ssof claims Tor u. We have tried II during the
cough. Its prepared By Or. Strickland, No. 1873
Fyss%;srs street 0hac and tor sale By
WATTS Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI.
ANTS, 315 Pa. avenue and s02 Ninth street.
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HALLS vEsErAgLE sIGILIAN HAIR re

Renows the Hair.
HALLS vHoKfABLE 6IcILIAN HAIR BENEw1R
Restores gray hair 20 the orig3nal eoler. .-s
HALLS VE6ETABLE 6IcILIAN HAN RENEwKR
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
Halls WASHABLE sicILIAN HAIR RENKwRR
--, Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEeKTABLK SIcILiAN HAIR BkNEwRR
Dees not stain the skin.
Halls SIcILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR BENRwRR
Has proved itself the hest preparation Tor the hair
ever prevented to the public.
Price 81. For sale By oil druggists. 10 30 Tuly
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Office 0Assfstdat Qnartermaster, $50 a.,l
WashtSston, D. c.. April Is, 1866.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until II m. MONDAY, May q, fer the purchase
from the United states Of all the Iron Work for
nineteen spans OF "Howes Improved Truss
Bridges" consisting of the Rods, Plates, Bolts
and bowels, suitable for the different spans, the
latter varying in length from eighty to one hum
dred and forty -ene feet
The Iron is now stored at the works OF the Oleve-
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland. Ohio, and
will be sold by the peuRo.
A detailed bin Of the Iren. and length Of the
hce.
Terms Cash. In Government funds
The United States reserves the right to reject all
bids II not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
the Purchase of Bridge Iron"
myl I'd Brevet Major and A. Q M, q. e. A.
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IlY 0kKEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers,
II No. 526, corner 7th and u ats north.
DEsIRABLES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
FlksT AND SECOND WARDS AT PUBLIC
fkaf al au

FlksT AND SECOND WARDS AT PUBLiC
AUCTION. on the following days:
WEDEEeDAf. the 10th instant, at 81 O'Clock p.
m. we shall cell in front of the premises. Lots
and 9, fronting on Twenty second street west, be-
tween and streets north; Lots y and 23, front
north, in Square No. 20; Lets 8, 8. g. and 10,
street. between Twentieth aud Twenty. first sts. /;
sout h quarter Of Lot IL, on New Ham pshire ave-
nue., between and 0 streets, in Square No. 81;
Lots J. 2, 3 and 4, at the corner Of Massachusetts,
avenue and Seventeenth street, in Square No. l57.
Alss, en- THURSDAY. the 18th inst. atb -'clock
p NJ In front Of the premises, Lots IS. a. Is. and
l6, at the corner of Fifteenth street and street
north, in Square 2os; lot I. in Square 2SS at the
cor er Of Thirteenth street and straet north. If
Terms One half cash; balance in 6, IL, and Is
months, to be secured by deed Of trust on the
1T the cost Of the purchasers. S25 to be paid on
each piece at the fall Of the hammer.
my sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY ". l.. WALL 4 GO. Auctisneers.
VALUABLE dMPaoyID PE9PERrY ON THE

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May nth q.
O'Clock We will sell In front Of the Premises all Of
18Th stree,. between o street and virgiss aveuue,
and running back l6e feet ~ inches 70 . 70 foot
stley, me innfovsmens consa:tins Of Ssrge two.
building. The property will be sold together or
separate. Title perfect.
Terms: One. third cash; balance in 6 and II
months. with intsrest, secured BY . deed Of trpst
on the property. OonveysncinG and stamp s ct the
1v0 I, WALL IN A....
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ion fiicHERs.. ~. 0o33oLHss,
rafrags ZOE CREA q fREIZERa
Ter sale cheap fer cash b..
sSxs 2 10. ias sr,sis H.. tSS ss.a..ssHrIaa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUOCESSFULLy
or a upYpM pvRD unrvRR
SURELY.

SUOCESEFVLLY,
suoLAHDI1s lxrRAcf BgcKv
e 10 ceHTRe tt~~t ~
svery eass q KIDNEY pIssAsB, RHyvnAyIsN,
Crawl, URrxAly DIsoRpIls, WHAKRKss sad
PAINS in the BACK, FInALK OoMpLAlxrs and
rlousLHs arising from 1xcHaHs OF AMI KIND.
oOAE, H AHILiefDpU
p. TRy sMoLAND1Rp.
TAKE NO OTHER BUcKU.
Bold b. I'll ADothseariss. PresSI. D. BARNEs
CO., New York, and BARNEe, WARD 20,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BU1LII0H
ROGERS. Wholesale Drusgists. Boston. Asss.,
General Agents. fob loly
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DOTOMAS TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z, A. RYTHER,
ear; Eys = sr sA a
gRDAY for eiymSnt: Budd sFsrIy. 49,.
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope Greek Blum Point,
Powders Wharf. Lancasters Wharf, Stone
Point, Point Lockout, and arrives ct Baltimore at
J.B. BRYAN 4 BRO. Agents,
sD7-u No. 34s Peuna. avenue.
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SIC BET pIsEAsEsI
SAMA RlTAN's GIFT.
SANARITlNy GIFT

~. SAkARITANS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, A fosrTrvK CuRE,"fsr
G0EORRH4A, CLEEE FRACTURES, DC.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Tea Pills 20 Be 1akes 10 Efed a Cye
hs :sGn.sh q tSs ,sn, Of the S;t
in"twsnty four houn." Prepared By graduate
g .s 81 ss % ss
10 s,psss,s g t,o.S.s no cnasss 2, ,sssisss,
curry. irs he sAMARITXSs SIir..
rre.-M.l. ,. ssss :, 3; T..ss :ns i;'''''
BLOOD, BLo0D,f BLOoDyfr
sGESSsULA, TtcEEs; SOCKS, sHsTs,
s1rAsIfSs E55E D as5 asss JUICE
+ rSS ssS Fiji S ~
mott ses;et sss.n ~ and sssesg. .s%sdy ever pre-;
md Dss%snsns Take; then, q shis ifiyi1s rem.
g. Ass &c .s nc ,o es'
years.
AsSTfkfk aITS
ss:sy If e. s.s from the
TIMALEsi ,!kAALEsii
. I. .s.r &: sSS1 r And fas n Pc
happiiy adapted, 10 Ucerated Uterus. in Leucot-
s, Il 81 81 ns q ' 10 s &. a
: ssstS express. Price 81 = per bottle.
sAMARITANs VASE
Z, in ssses Of eyphlis used in connection with the
20 SSIi is ssr. sstS a'i ffies cents.
The eficscy Of these remedies is alike scknowl-
safss y gn{:sass: and patients They are used
WHAT TIE i iEsss EEs EAT II rHr 'AnAn
.Posf HosrIIAL, Ioar MARSHALL, Baltimore,
,s.F ss H.. u..d ny. N.
for yeneral disea.es in its most customary forma;
ana have en1S lem g
enticipstions promptly end enectusily. Kaowins
their ssssy sna :. o. ny use q tSsn s1sssds.
iF'''".'nd 'A'n 's!G Haff94i.p 9. sowERs.
"Assisssas Surgeon, Sch n. z. Vols"
ss.s z !: g sEss! coc sS
z SsfississosS CO. 2 H.s:ss:
:. f IL !. 4. fss. s.s .s :i i:s.
III n::ss. Re- =: :ssss..l r.n.ds for I.,ss:
ZION, eDsnaathofrhesA, aad nxhsusssoe 81 =
g. les Is ,ssA,HsSss s:esa S' foi q Ie.sd
sc e =. n osSss a.is.oss ss1
4oC0 ytVDokoeIOu - u - lOt =
abls Leasnes. Secured iron the c6ects q snneS
0nl eAA1los q akmospAers, I'm TN caess, - esc.s
o. Soaf - oaeoo In one tor -, ana
thus saving %. Divided In ssDsren 1os0o
ntus1re6 81 vaaDsaa. ealianandss so3A' -
Nhssssals s.d retail b.. Or. BARROW, 10. ice
Sc Is Is iHN6sD. No. SEQ P. .y:.
CH.At1 RE EgY psSanHSEI ssS ssnsts9 AZ
Cotton eheets 80 cent? sacn
PILLOW Ceees 70 cents, Drawen emu
Green Window Shades 80 eeno
Siates and cents each
Sinale Bedeteads elee -
einSle HAIR Nattreesee Se
Tnoshie Wafr Msstresses Sl6 70 VI
SsS 6ssfps H and - CENTS each
IT, Wsah etaoAs oeane 70 cents
W. Dcilcfo, Bakh1ng Pubs
Co6se Pots Pewter PtesAere. Wa1osro
fsirSapks md DruGgist Scales
And . large sssortmsnf Of other articles toe nu-
WBn6csds q IN dsscriysiens bought, seld and
sxeha:eS1 ~ ADAMS 0NS,
sos 9th street, uext %
N MlD Cd Pennsylvania avenue.
TAK1 10 N0al yNiLHAsAMf AID Oh:
go :: -. $ssSEiSSit IS siSSa 3D.
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ID ICHAoNQ, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
II -.e f04AC RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLIRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsandsy .. u. excepted.)

The quickest and most direct route - Richmond,
We and the South. vie the Potomac -
;..s%s,: from si.th Street Wh:If, 6HES
Richnond, frederfcksbufg and Potomac RAilrosd,
low entirely completed from Aqua Greek 70 Rich.
mopd We, connectng there With trains the Rich.
ponA and PstsrsbsfG and Ricknsnd and DaavilIs
Ssalroede, for Hetsr:burg, Weldon, Wnninsten,
ccsisisn, Sfcs.sboro', Salisbury. Chssis cite and
stesmsr Report and o. vsadsrsah lssvs Sixth
Street Wharf daily tSupday morpiag exceDtsd) q
g .. N. and ,. m, and arrive In RichneoA st
4.06 p. n. and Q n. -
fH10UoH TO RICHMOND IN OBvEN HOURS.
1uy Niles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
NJ. ~ other ASnts;;
Cfeek and lfederiehsbur1, 70 Richmond, q The
Oomlanyf Once, corner 81 Psana. avenue and 6th
street, or on beard Of the bosts. Baggage checked
Onhibassss and Baggage wagons Will b In
steaainsS % convey Ie.ssnssrs and baggage be-
Psssenssrs by this line pass By daylight Mount
ping ct that point. -
Breekfast snd sul q board Of stsansrs.
Sn4 nHAiTT1nSlhHn; s1 Hs:.s
-. = @. n. HAHEY,
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SOUTH CAROLINA Proc Mr..
Porter, of south Carolina, preached in DR.
Hin ntngton's church, at Boston, ON SUNDAY.
and said thaf within two years his state would
hese sun rage law nhe that Of Massachusetts
giving the right 20 vote 10 those who can read
aud write, without regard TO color
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LIE IN mexrANA.-A Pacific paper saws:
'sTne latest news from Montana is doieful
enooeh-thousands Of men vainly prospecting
Ior diskanes; nothing paying yer two dollars
Per osFi men living on bead and water or
venison straight ....s.rT -
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II A B d W A r =
FOB SALE CHEAP.

X FOB SAL. CHEAP. q
: Just received from the Northern Manufactoriss
. large and varied assortment Of
CHILBREN's CARRIAGES, PERAMBULA-
TORS, yELOCIPEDES. &C., &C.,
70 which would invite the attention Of my custo-
mers and the public generally, ~ I am prepared
they can be sold in this District
Also, . large assortment Of
FISHING TACKLE, .e .. .....
RETBlGERATOR s, WATER COOLERS,
FANCY BASKETS. DRAM FLASKS, &C.,
with An endless variety OF
HOUsEKEEPINa GOODS,
ell OF which 1 will sell ct the most reasonable
Also, one Of the finest assortnents OF
BUlLDBRS HARDWARE
In this city, which viii be sold 1t cost 70 reduce
stock. ST.. SAVAGE,
Successor to J. l.. Savage,
Pennsyivsnis syssus.
a o A Z,
OIL NE L.
Every one owning horse should use the above
articles. especially at this season ofths year.
sEED OATS.
prime srnele for sale; the vssy best In the
FLOUR, NEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY,
For sale low. in quantities. to suit, By
.,xx n. GAIT co..
WOOD WOOD COAL AND SAND
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Mixed Wood es, Pine %, Oak 81 per cord. cord
length.
Sawed and Split Oak %. Pin. ss per e.rd.
Coal go Per ton, and Sand rs cents Per load, de.
hyerea TO any part OF the city.
Ss ss s.d i.fd on 18th ST. At the cs, s5tSes
H ian. avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts., wash
inston. .; 0;.CSn.tant!y en- hard .sa 1, made g
syssy .tyIe. length and .irs single ssrss soii Il
mi: f;csory q .hc!s:aie price; sIa ne ..Ss re-
'; !: s: : 's.!sass's terms ' an ,, 80
-. sS'st sss FATS; SETS. p
just Fs, a ss4s assortment
which We ere selling very cheap. Also. . com.
'''s' ''''r'G Cxsi q FURNITURE.
dH ny :ss'' s.u.A,: N aas 81 snd
WIsHINa TO GIVE lNTIRE ATTENTION
w 70 the Metal and Heavy Hsrdvars branch Of
orr business, (neludine Carriage and Wheel stock
II sSsSssEi = u: WI; NJ:
q ~
heavy stocks, IN excellent chance II here offered
: q, '.. '''''.s''s;s; Sa;!s;;!i
f''' e. e., IL! S:;: 1i'. ....'
uOLOOMBIV LITERATURE IN LIZ TrlR
ss.sl: P.iScpss Of Edus:siSSr Gin. S 81 he
isss War CiaTksS Mind In Nstsre. ylint! Ply.
biology OF Man. 0urowskfs Dfary from 1859 20
Iess ,whittisrs Snow bouSEdi ANoK TAYLOR.
10oR NON. RTT1NTTON Oh INOONfINENO1
II "A MINI iFT1tation, tnnamnatton or ulcerastoa
n ~ Sladsr 90 dneys, dtseessc Of the pfostrsts
sicf 3ust dspesit, end Ill di.essss q tie blsider,
SSfY$ Shs ~ 5 1&fsACf sU6iiu. ~ ~
NV gO0Hs.. Gilbert Rnsss; |. Novel, Adrift
Novel. Nay end Decsmbsr; b. Mrs.. Hubbsck.
The AAeQuerede and other Poems; by SAKE
1ead Rootieal Works, 5 vols. +; new oditio Ten.
nyson , losms; Douersby edition. Ipidemic CnoI.
ere; tse Trsatment, Ae.
TaI GLORY OF IAN 70 9f1lIqTR-THers
Jfftt|s: ''s"' ahtsSoLOS hxfszOf 20
wv ". IARR, CLOCKIAKER, No. 9sT Pa
s.s'cS: e: 49, e. 1s.i
llse yaSieV q nsgulaaon, Tt00piecsS, aa1
- s,s6, ls 81; Ss:fss. sasi'sh. "A Ard
SYkFf}R q fE1g1IISSHFS .sSs{elD
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2EORET DIaEAsrs

eAnAnITAns GIFT IL the most certain, safe and
ehectual remedy-indesd, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures In two TO four days and
recent cases In twenty -fou hours No mineral no
is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fe-
sANARIrAE's Roor AND HERE JurcHs-A positive
And mt cure for Syphilis, Scrofu4a, Ulcers.
eores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81 Is Der bottle.
Sold By B. Q. rSrd. See advertIsement my5
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A. Interesting Breach of Promise Case.

An Interesting Breach Of Promise Case
a breach Of promise case was recently tried
IN Mohoning county, Ohio, which excited
much interest The suit was brought by
Nancy j. Knowles, n maiden lady of about
% years OF age, against VIM. W. Cook, a bach
eior Of 40, both residents Of Goshen township.
The defendant is n farmer worth some si2,Oou.
a fser occasional visits he proposed marriage,
70 W hieh she assented, and the time was fixed
FOR the wedding. When the time arrived she
mad prepared her garments, and was ready,
out ON some preText be postponed the happy
Gay 10 later period -Four different times
were appointed Tor the marriage. The last Pc
RCD named was the first good sleighing. In
January, hoo, there was a fortnIghts good
tleIghing, and still the bridegroom did hot
come TO claim mis- bride. When she spoke to
hIIn on the subject, he said he was so busy
hauling saw logs that he had not time to at
tend TO it, He after wards told her his health
was too poor 10 marry, and gave her liberty to
marry any one else she chose; told her that a
wIdower living in the township had taken q
fancy 10 her looks, and would like to marry
her; advised her 10 marry the widower, as he
was richer than the defendant. and finally
abandoned visiting her altogether
The defendant plead a release by her from
the contract, which he attempted TO prove In
this wIse:-He had promised to take her and
another Young lady, Miss NJ, TO ride on the
fourfh OF July. Toward evening OF that d2y
Miss NJ s brother called upon the financed
lady, saying that the defendant had req uested
him To come and take her in his buggy, and
shortly after the defendant drove up with Miss
M. in his buggy, and they rode to Salem Here
the whole party RECALLED on ice cream, bat the
evidence did not show who paid tor the enter.
fainmenc II Is pres umed the defendant did.
After the ice cream reception the party called
upon Mrs. d., who inquired Of the plaintiff,
How - 1t that You are not with your old
oeau TO winch she replied Iocoeeiy, as she
claims, "Oh! have traded him on for a he tier
one" The plaintiff got into the defendants
buggy, and rode to her home with him, and
Miss M. rode with her brother. The defend.
ant took the iocose remark seriously, ana testi.
he'd that she also SAID, land will never have
anything more 10 do with him" This part Of
The conversation she denied, and this was the
lied upon as a defense to the action. The de.
fendant admitted the promise, but claimed that
the time for the wedding was fixed only on ce
and tnen they were not married on account OF
the sickness Of her mother and that she ne YER
asked him TO set q time. IL 4. - =.
The jury awarded the lady s2,37s damages
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E>BUILLAN d CO.'S

FsuILLAH CO.'S
CLEANSING FLUID
WILL REH0vE ALL STAINS
Caused By
GREASE. OIL, ICE CREAM,
.... PUNCH, LEMONADE,
sal mn CHAMPAGNE. &c.,
KID GLOVES and wOOLEN GOODS.
Without impairing the color or leayins ANY nm.
pleasant smell. -.
4. xEh0wsKI. Sole Agent,
3O1 Penn b Az, South sde
c. Between 9th and loth streets,
aDe-lns -.- Wellington, d. q.
nEALO0MAiNE.-Ry the Introduction Of DE-.
coDse ne msdium through which fasts and Been.
81, combining themseivss with the useful, will
prinG 70 eveEy homo Embellishments Of its own
4soG vStx u she art Of decorating articles OF
49,, Assei rercelatn Of al descnp lions, China,
fs.sss;.A. i OF tvory LETTER. :esr G!s::
fsbsf aeaEsnfs. Gharsh wipds.s. Also Textile
xn si - sasx, Iaesetry. Velvet, Cotton, or asg
ySesssoe OF 1Sncssi substanees can be IN few
ninn.Ss Ssnanenssd moet beautifully, artissieslly
yays % had ena forsals BY Mrs. o. \ KENYON.
Ai.o: Da!ss CUTfihS b. n improved i rule. 49,
WIDDIyIELDp NEW COOK BOOK: NJ.
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RY JAMES Q. McGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF TIHE T Ya HE6an STORY BRICK

On THURSDAY, May II, ct 8 O'Clock ,. m, we
being No. rs < street, between 18th and 18th, and
10 furnished With modern improvements, veI and ali
plete sewerage, stable and carriage house with
drivers apartments on rear lot: stablias for six
horses. Possession given INN ediately
Terms: One .third cash; balance in Elk and twelve
msnths. secured on the property. COnveyancing
my 10 Init JIG. McGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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mayors OFPlOE,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL ~ 1y ~

at this once until Is O'Clock n on TH6 RSOAY,
MAy Hth. instant, for the baiie ing Of two foot
inches In thickness, one brick in thickness, in
the alley in reservation No ND eleven, To connect
with the sewer in Second street west, in accord
aece With the act appro, cd May s. 1885.
Btdders will state the price nsal foot for the
sewer, which shall include all excavations, &c,
&c the bidders TO be espensible for any accident
caused in the construction OF the work
The right 20 decline any all proposals, should
IL be deemed advisable, is reserved.
Specifications can be at the once of the
Commissioners Of improvements every day from
10 o. m. to II m or At any time by calling On the
Commitno ner of the Fifth Ward.
Meme but practical mechanics need bid
T. r BARNES,
Commissioner Fifth Ward.
W. W. BIRTH,
CHAS. LANE,
my T. eotd Assistant Commi ssioners
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Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
charge IN sealed letter envelopes Address DR. i.
sKlLL1N HOUGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. ap 1854
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

THE HoRrH AAERIOAN Lloyd. -.
New line Of hrst-slsss sids-wheel <ff&
s' NV s 1sITss HaNp RRrmrr VT. c..wrs
With comfortable accommodations for psssep gers
Leave New York on THURSDAYS:
BALTIC. 5000 tens, 800 horse power,
A g. Jenes. Commander ............ April
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 600 tons,
ALLAN TIC. 8 900 tons, I 500 horse BOW
er Q. Hoyer. Commander slst May
bALTlC, q. Jones...-..-,... :....... 18th June
An e1 experienced surgeon on board.
The Com pany will not be responsible for specie
or yaluables, shless bills Of lading, having the
velue xpressed, are signed therefor. 80
Rates Of passage, payable In gold. or its eauiva-
en oFlsst Cabin, S!oo second SS2 SO ss-erage,
For freight and passage apply to ...-'. -'.'
JOHN b. ELvANS co,
Sos Penna. ave-. or 81 Louisiana ave-.
y For .ubscriptio to the stock Of this Com.
paBy, Offering o safe and dividend paying invest
nent, apply to JOHN r. BLvANs 6 Co,
my 4 I'm Agents for d. G..