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Je 6-2av&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct
10y c. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer
- $40 street, eetv cen 10th and IL ID SIS

Two STORY FRAME DWELLING. CORNER
S OF AND '1H STREETS EAST. AT ACC.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June ?r.h, at
CLOCK, shall cell on tie premises. Lot No. 10,
IN square $50 with the improvements thereon,
consisting of well. built two story Frame House
The lot fronts lO Feet street and slo 100 feet
lots
Terms One-nalf cash; residue in siI ard twelve
months, with interest. secured ty "A deed Of trust
en- the property ConveysLcing and stamps at g, -
Of purchaser. $50 10 lie paid immediately after
the sale. G. " BuTELER
yel2av6os Auctloueer
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BANKERS.

LEWIS JOHNSON L CO.,
BANHDBs,
DEALKRs IN FOREIGN ExCHANeB
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS, BONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
nh S-n
JAI COOKE . CO..
BAH BIS,
NtsssaA sSsss, s,>sssss 7,ssssSS.
Buy and sell q current rssss, aid keep always
IN hand, full supply osA1
GOvERNAHNf BONDS.
1-3o TRxAsyBy NOTES.
eKBTIFlOATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS, b.,
And pay the highest prices for
oUABTERMAsTEBs CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS 90 sdtf
First National Bank
OF WARRINGTON.
p COOKE, tof Jay Cooke oe.J PRECEDENT
WI. q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
CONVENIENT DEPOSITORY
AID
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THD UNITED
STATES,
18TH ST., OPPOSITE rHI TRIA.rRy rlpAlrMlRs.
Government securities with Treasurer United
states
~0NE MILLION DOLLARS.
Ne buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
5ECUEITIEs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE snd make solIe.t,ons
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
CSITED STATS
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful ana
prcmpt attention to
ACCENTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FELL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MKET LOANS at all times cheerfuIly furnished
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WARRINGTON. March 20, 1863. milf
I IPPMAN ELLEBY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
% BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Particular attention given to the following
stocks:
ADAMS Ezpress Co. Neio.al B9mSspsi ET TS Co.
y S. ELpresCo: Wesi.,H Uston Tlegydph o.
Wells. Faro T. Co. American T.Isgyapk r.
K.nsity Express Go. United States TsLrrdpb q
Horndsn Express Co. Russian Amer. Tiss,aps Co.
Southern Express Co. Insulated T,L,xropi r.
National Express and Transportation Co
PttToitEm aud Mh,Hg SHARES, Gorernmenf, Sa.s
ToirH, aud Coknfy Bonds
Advances made on the above securities.
REFERENCES
lmpt and Traders Bank.
Mechanics Banking Association.
Hoyt. Sprague l. Co.
Einstein. Rosenfeld d 90 mhl2-dSm
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~ NO inc"Edlares x.th black vtli.es have
HsahAIsd eere and started for Canada 20 II r,
Montreal. Toronto an1 otoer r't,ss r.,
ruch lncenoaries came from Canada 70 re
cur ei;iee when We we've In -Youbls, asd Oan
aoa was "nepgrN'
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a PATRIOTIC BoDV or PRGSrFEs-rhs
London tCanada) Free Press wss forced 10 r.
osce fs@if TO a half sheet on Monday. me
uotbiss a. Fcrt Lrie having obliged the press
nab' t>slstaB: pressJDao, SIX composi,ors and
tWo earrierS-ah OF them enrolled in he vol
Sh'etl serVice-so quit work for ;he front. BY
alht of great exsrtion two more primers were
oGhc' and half sbee. thrown Oft. or the
paper would have Suffered a temporary sus-
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OFFICE COMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE.

OFFICE COMM!SeARY SUBSISTENCE,
Sealed Proposals. in dapic:ts are q respscti1i:y
invited until June IL. isS. for furnishing the
A. Rishmond, Fredericksburg, and Luxembourg,
Vs., with
the Ocmnissary General may direct and delivered
Be COED and qualify 10 eassi proc 20
rSS,,lon: q fsrs erd hiaa guaIte, meat Inseks.
Oath o. .ne Glance to the United States Govern
msp inert must ssecnpanX each bid, unless one is Al
Payments to Be made monthly. or o. soon tbsre.
after e practicable, in such funds a. 9ovsrn-
ment furnishes fer that purpose
je7d Brevet Major and C. 8 Vols.
PROPOSALS. SoR HEATING FoRDs THE.
cioq.ar's%ss,; Gss Bs,s. 4 ~
Ssi;d tPssGHo;a; win ss received 4 sS. once
bs .s a nssS d IL 9.asaon
AfEk and The ". s sna Si guidns' Connected
o., Bios should be acsomnp.niea BY plans Slowing
.na the to DO
po.sd Tor, with subscription VI the boiler and its
The work must be completed BY the first da, Of
No bids viii be entertained except those from
can refer to similar work which has been executed
BALI Of the amount stipulated to be paid for the
work will be psid Oh its completion, and the re-
manning one half will be retained until he heating
capacities OF the apparatus shail have been thor.
ouRhly tested and found satisfactory
Bidders can see The buiIdi ags and receive infor.
nation ID reference to the work by applying to Mr..
EDWARD CLARK, Government Architect, No.
3ss eth street, opposite City Hall, Washington,
Proposals should be addressed to the under.
rensd Plainly endorsed Proposal. for Healing
Brsvst MAJ. Gen. and Chief e ouSrssrn ..tsr
my I'D Depot Of WashinRton
Sealed PROPOSAL. win H Ss r.esiT.a s, !,
signed until u s'cloek m. ON TUESDAY, June
18th, instant, for building Q three.feet earTei.
sewer, dnside diameter, the walls 10 be nine in.
ches in thickness, on 10th street west from the
north side Of New York avenue to the north eide
OF n street north. the sewer 10 have s,,ch mr.
holes and drops ~ the Oommissioner nav direet
Act approved July "a. 1865. ~e''
Bidders will state the price per ineal foot for tina
sewer and per piece for the man holes And drons.
which shall include all excavation &c =. ~.
successful bidder or bidders 10 be resnonsihla for
az damages done to gas OF water pipes, or ANY &C.
ctdent caused IN the construction 81 the 1orS ~
IL be deemed necessary, 10 reserved 'noui1
Specifications can DO seen at the office NJ ~.
Commissioners Of improvement any dav rom III n
Q. m. till u O'Clock m. ~ss "o" "
None but practical mechanics need hiA
JAS w. 6PALDIN0.
vo"mnion1n1aer Second Wsrd,
JUHN +. GARNER
my 0-eoid Intel 4 CoIumbianii "''o ward.
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON In OhARGE.

GfSsis sA AZ. Rs fi
JOS. 4; BARNES. ID. Surgeon Gen1 O. S A.
yeS Riley, NJ u Georgetown.
TH0S. MILLER. NJ D. n street washington
A.: T.; GARNETT. NJ D.. New York syenue.
ySHEST0N; d; Washington.
Applications for admission can be NJ sde 70 any q
the Medical stat or 10 the Mstron az the Hospital
ORDERS Tor admission to the FREE beds OF this In
sltuuon can be obtained OF the Rev &. H Hkr-
rector " the Epiphany Church; OF the Rev A %
GiLLEITE, Pastor OF the LIST Baptist Charch, aud
Sftbe surgeon in Chsrge AZ his residence. O-eers
ior the admission OF the Wives or widows OF sell
1feS OF the u s. A. can be procured III rough ne
Surgeon Genersl,U =
my 10 SIN g. II. HALL. ID. d, Secre-srv
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EMPRESS, Capt. 4 A. RYTHER,
leaves Wasbrgto at a m. and AL
e1sLdrla at 7 a. EVERY SAT-, EeS@H
URDAY for ely mont, Budd g Ferry aks>sds11s1k
smith Point, Chatterton Landing, NsnJemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Creek BIuT Point
PIowdenis Wharf, Lancaster Wharf Stones
Wharf, CurrioRen Bay, Foxwell's Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, End arrives at Baltimore ct
g. IN. Oh Sunday.
J.B. BRYAN BRO Agents,
ap 1-U No. 345 Penna avenue
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I ARGE SALE OF AEMY WAGONS, ANBT.
Il LASCES, EARN EsS, SCRAP IRON &C

CAiQQnarirHes'e,'s Ofes, Depo. a waSa,.stonI
WdskI1s.os, u. c, May Il. 1866 Z
VIII be sold AZ public auction. under the direc.
uon OF Brevet Brigadisr Gelsrsl G: h: Tompkins,
QuarterIn asteT NJ LINCOLN DEPOT, washiug-
ton, ID. g., on MONDAY. june II, Isi6. AT 10 o'c X
q N. large lot q oUsrteTIGsteT Stores. Goa
4os Army Wagons, IS Army Wagons with Hay
Racks, u two horse Wagons, II Spring Wagons /
Watering Carts, i3 Light Carts, 30 two-horse A m
bulsnces, Buggy. 1884 single sets Harness. ~
Saddles. 2,5.0 lbs. Scrap Chain, o. lbs old WIF-
lbs lbs SCRAP Ircn. 251 lbs. Lesd, 500 lbs Scrap
Steel. II 800 lbs. Scrap Tongue Irons. II ,Ool rs
Scrap Brake IRON. 20 Coo lbs old Horse Shoes, MO
lbs. old Wagon Tire, 700 Sash with GiAss. lo5 lbs
Tallow. Wagon and Amt ulance Wheels, Wheelbsr-
rows. Blankets Buckets Chains, n slters, Wrepc A.
e.. Anyils, SRiths Bellows, Portable FORCES
Planes, Barrels. Kettles. Stoves. "a.
This property has been worn. but q large portion
Of 10 lie still serviceable
The stores must be removed within i've Gays from
date OF sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
d. b. RUCKBR
bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Chief QLArtsrmaster.
apN-let Depot Of Washington
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C1tC QssstnMaster', 0Hes, Dsnet Of WssAtms.or,l
WdsktnetOn. D. C., May 81, 1886
There will be sold st Public Auction in and near
this city, under the direction OF Brevet Lieut.n-
Ant Colonel g: G.. Lee. A. q. NJ on THURS.
DAY, June u, 1855 about 20 0o0 bushels of Corn in
sacks at the following named points:
At Sixth street Wharf 10 600 bu shells
At Gicsboro Depot, 10 .0OO bushels
The Grain will De sold in lets of 500 bushels with
up TO 5000 bushels
The sale will commence At Sixth-street wharf At
10 O'Clock .. and Immediately after the compile
ton Of the sale Of the amount ct that point it Will
be continued ~ Giesboro Depot
Government boat will be In readi ness at Six IL
street to ferry person. who wish 70 attend
the sale to Giesboro and back
date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
d II RUOKER,
Breyet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
nv 30 Let Depot Of WasbinRtoD.
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QICHNONp, FREDERlCKsBURG AND Pc.
H TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY fsynaax. sxosn,.s,

TWICE DAILY, tssnday Q. m. e1cepted.D
The Quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va and the South, via the Potomac -
cleaners from Sixth Street Wharf. E4-N
Warrington, TO Asuia Greek sndoE1Hz.61k
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
DOW entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich
mond va, connecting there with trains the Rich.
none and Pefersburg and Richmond and Danville
hanrV scs: Ter Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
EEss.eigh, GreeHsboro', Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning exceptedD at
20 .. n. and ,. m, and arrive in Richmond ct
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
filfy Miles Shorter and ~. Hours Quicker than
any Other houte
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aouia
greek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, Of the
company Once, corner OF Penns. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness TO convey passengers and baggage be-
tween depofs In Richmond
=, Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon: and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several bsitls-6elds near Tredericksburg By stop
ping at that point
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamers
GEO. MATTINGLY. SuBt., Washington, ID O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Washington.
G. Nj. HANEY,
ap5ly General Passenger Agent,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER

Caief GEay;rmdH.r'S Oftce, D.po, NJ Wo,A;,,
Warrington, d. e. NAV IN isS
ne oHers received under the adyerfisemsnt ~,
MAY 80 teiuR considered less than the reaI va -.
Proposals are again invited uurii TBI Rs1aV'
june Il, 1876, al II o clock m for the rnr"Sasa
$4,000 feet of Government LUniber Of ~. 1.T o'
Ing si1ts ard deseriptions; viz A' '''o"
100 ,0u0 feet 2.inch Oak
igs CO fee; 5, in 1hen OAK HsA
D. uoo feet "a inch OAK
g coo feet inch Oak
$1,000 feet 5 inch Oak
E,oU feet inch Hickory
t.5eC fee: inch Eickory
1900 fee: inch Hickory
5gc0 feet Ia inch Ash
"a 90 feet inch Ash
81 900 fee. 3 inch Ash
&C, ~ feet4 inch Asn
- 40 feet = inch Ash
9. SOC .eet =, inch Pine
H,IG fee; inch Pine
100 feet e inch Poplar
~ 90 feet inch Poplar
Inc att. nfIon Of wagon and carriage makers 10
called 10 this sale As me above Is very superior
let d well-seasonsd Lumber. suitable for manu-
occurring purposes. II can be seen by applying "a
Brevet brigadisr General y. II fOMPkINS
Cuaftermaster in charge at Lincoln Depot, sbou,
one mile east Of the Capitol.
=, BIOS will be received for the prrchase of ten
Thousand feet and upward. The undersigned re
serves the right REJECT ali the bids should they
be considered too low.
Pa, mcnt in Government funds will be required
npcD notlication Of acceptance Of bid and prior
the delivery OF the Lumber. which must he re
mostd within hfteen days after the proposal 10 &C
Proposals should be signed by the bidders full
name and give his pos, Off &c addrt s., plainly en-.
doIsed, " Proposals for the Purchase Of Lumber, p
and directed TO d. ii. FUCKER,
Bre,st Major General and Chief .rtermaster
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= Steamer OAMbhIDGE, Captain -
ror, Il III LEc s.EHp Nil rss1ms her
leaving her new pier. II o Light street wharf. be-
tween Lee and Barry streets, Baltimore, every
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora's Point, Wal
lsch Landing, Cambridge, Hughletts Wharf,
Cabin Greek. and MedFord 8 Landing Returning
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med.
iSrss Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY 1t p. m, stopping at al the above men,
toned landings for passengers and freight. and
TUESDAYS. feb o. If
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n o T L @ +.
II G. ENIC WINE.

BYG ENIC WINE.
In presenting "HYGIENIC WINEn to the no.
nee OF the pnbic, We beg moaestly to call your at.
tenuon 10 the following true statements viz.
let. b. GIENIO WINE is used by the better
clssees OF people throughout Europe.
.,.a. ~ ~ approved by the most eminent physi-
Medicine especially BY the ID1Seria! SSool Of
Medicine 81 PARIS. "
itb lii. not q secret preparation, but scienti-
most eminent physicians, and IS preScrib.I Jv ..
in All cases for which ii 10 recommended.
u contains no dleohot or Wh,skey, but has
TOT tts base one OF the finest Of pure Wines.
With such recommendations Ii will win its vav
into the favor OF the American people We rest II
on its MeTtS alone.
Ifs name implies its purposes. HYGIENIO
WINE regulates the system throughout, inn part
Ing . heaitnfui motion to the blood, Al soothing
IL 10 lust the thing. 1t possesses q pleasing t..t.
aricb, denghtful flavor, and mparte strength ia All
cases Of wsakness A. an appettzer Il 10 uneaused.
stimulating effects in assisting dissW.cn comfy
We warrant that, apon trial, HYGIENIO
MiSE vii Dc pronounced the best TOaic known
Ask your Druggist for HYGIENIC WINE,
STUART & THOMAS,
soLD VEn VIE Z. my INV
ii. l. d: = COFFEE q co. %Sshs BATES
COTTON CT0Rs
GENERAL COMMISSION xERcHANrs
No. lO2 GRAVlER STkKET,
NEW ORLEANS.
Strict attention given 10 the purchase and ..,s
Of MerehandiIe. Liberal advances nsde on Con.
nenmeDte. my l8d
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

OX EAM IN OAX AxN GbSs
New OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers Of this Lire are first class Vessels.
Leave Shows wharf, Georgetown. z3NeS
every WEDNESDAY, and Pier Is, -
Ssrth River, New York. every SATURDAY..
Pupetushty Of departure can be relied on.
me passenger socommod ations unsurp passed.
Freight received daily and kept under cover at
Snow wharf, Georgetown.
fof passage and freight apply 70
wv. p. MYERS. Agent,
IO7 Water ct Georgetown.
W. T. REMsEN, Agent,
le lin 81 West St. New vsrk.
TIE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
Ne. line Of hr.,-cl... sid..vh..l<&
NEW iORK AND BREMEN VIA oowEs.
Of N, S1adss os n1Sommodations for passengers
wHsfIsSe isl taiRasSsfs 200 sss. April
ATIHEIi0. 100 tons, 800 nor.. DOW. i0'n may
RsITTiH hoyer; Commander slst May
An experienced surgeon on board. ''' i''n June
=, H:iU.Ss:: smiles. sills Of I.dins having the
hatee OF passage, payable In gold. or its eQuiya-
est First Cabin, Sos; Second. S62 10; steerage
SN 90 Return tickets, /. 9205; III, Sls2 50 Steer,
For freight and passage apply 70
JOHN E. ELVANS 90,
50S Penna. ave-, or 81 Louisiana ave-,
Agents for D. q.
- For subscription 10 the stock of this Com.
papy. Offering q safe and dividend. paying inyest
nent, apply to JOHN Il. KLyANS & co,
my Tim Agents for D. @.
STEAAEk LEAVES FOB MT. VERNON
~ EVERY TUESDAY, r.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY ,EeAll
ut 10 o. m. Returns at a.. D. m.
Fare fer Round Trip, $50 One third of thi.
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Associ alton.
Washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every heur from a m. TO .. N.
~ be tne Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excnrsions j. VAN RISwICK.
sp l2t0t General Sup't P v. Co.
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WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMkB
ITANS REMEDIES.

"Posr HOSPITAL, FoRT MARSHALL, Baltimore
Nd Feb. 20, ls64-''I have great satisfaction u
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies
for VenerAl diseases in lie most customary forms
that have used them with Judgment, discretiet
and properly, and, have found them respond 90 M
aptici pations promptly and eiectuslly. kuovi1
their composition, have the fullest confidence u
their efficocy. and far my OF them extern
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T ARsE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CORN

D.H RUCKBB
bV. MAJ. Gen and Chief QLArtsrmaster.
ap 2l-let Depot of WASHINGTON
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.ALfRED q. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. Y. Vols. |"

eold By g. O. FORD, corner 18th street aud Penn
sviyanie avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Xlexandria, We; and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND Co. PHILADELPHIA nay s-d
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SAMAkITANS WASH
L. In case. of used in connection with the
Root and Herb juices.
Full directions. Price Is cents.
The efficacy OF these remedies 10 alike ackneul-
edged by physcieos and patients. They are used
In the q. 8. Hospitals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

Ter In this State for lady or gen,eman good IN double
and single harness. 49, hands high. years old sound and
kind long bushy tail adys Saddle and Brit
de made by Cbson also gcntleman's English Hunting
Saddle and Bride hrs quality Also one Mcclellan saddle
and Bride Inquire at Coopers lvey stables lbs Charles
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-13

A SITUATION wANTED-By A RESPECTABLE wo.
"A man as seamstress. can cut aud ht ladies aud ch
rens dresses; can operate Wheeler " son machue
Good reference l06 Hester st.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
$3.50 FAsEHaNs pEMANp
g!Sy. gradTe5 : eelabraaeaPafar
40 DUPLEX ELLTFTIG
- ~ nor D0UBLE sPRINGJ
bago1qS @s1


The WondsffaI Elsxiblity and z est, Comfu III
! p esSure to aHv Lady wearing tho Dnpf4x Eht.
skirt will be expetiencrgP raTtiruIari, 10 ali c.aa|
assemblies, DperasaG rrttke aR3igVad Cys,f4
PewS arm IN iiTs for Pf6mfnidc AL utG-e ffe
a. be SkiT ss3 beasdesow8paF Ef
mail place ~ eFstfv and cHvcuicatIJ FL St
Muslin Dress. az ipvdr fbs~qustify lu crlu.ls
H10uGdiE ahy SfUgie SpiIn4S EWt.ob q
A lady baytmS enjoyed the pirt-1re cDuf 81
great esnvenbBce 81 VeafinE b. tiU7lFAEIHpl ssa
spring Skirt Ter a sihgie fdy Viii never 1'e-y ~
~wlIlinglv dl-pensP in heir use .ef4r 7uh7bineh
NisSe- and Young Ladies they ar~stPtTi r To- ~ "ttes
They will rot bend or D cab Ike tfF sing ? ,lfIz-
but will preseT Ve heir peEfecf aud. grHrtfu faFs
where three or four OTdiEarn Skirts will hove hp
thrown aside a. useless The Hope a-e ebveteaRn ~
double and iwiFtsG thread and the tOttrm RODS afout
only dbuble springs buI Twice (Or doub 81 cpverri
preventing them FRI m -WeaFlng out when dagEng
dON u stoOps. sIaIIs,- sc.
ii The burfex Elliptic is a great fav.rite with ains
ladies and j. universal y rec, mmeEded BY al ne
Fashionable world.
To enjoy the following i~nesiimabIe aGvanfaaes 90
Combine, viz superior qHsiiiy, pc feet maneiaciue
stylish shape and finish hexIbili;y. durability, en-
EIiiptie OF Double Spring Skirt ana be snre you ia
the genuine article.
CAUfION.-To guard against iaiposifipn be partt.
ular to notice that sklrts offered As DUPLEG" bare
the red ink stamp. viz J W Bradltys DupieJ h
Iiptic Steel springs " upon The y, iSibaHd- Hsue oihU
are genuine. Also notice that every hoop Wi sanE
a pin being passed through he centre. thus reveiI-
the Tws (or dbuble). sprie IS braided together ihsren
which Is the secret Of their hexIbi ilty and stfe gh and
"A combination not 10 be faug d IN any 0theT skirt
For sale in all stnTPs where First Class skins are
sold throughout the United States aud eIsewhere.
Manufactured BY the 81 the pstent,
Vests. Bradley & Cary,
II-3-sm 81 Chambers \ IS X 81 Resde SIS. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

IS When caused by Catarrh diaiculties- All are
cured by this remsdy
nsg eA 70 .a.t So b.. .ie1 $50
.ru soy 1gdHlI r5,-l sg e.fg. I'll
lfeag sa.iu tral ~ ast .l gsa.a.
-LGDl- a.ro..s B14
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
In the matter OF The estate OF Joab A Thornburg.

IN the matter Of the estate OF JoabA ThOrnOurg.
Whereas the Probate Court IN and for Gage County
Nebraska Territory, aid On the 23d day % November, A
D.. 1856. tx and appoint the 18th day OF Jan AIRY, A.
d. 1857. as the day for the final settlement OF the es-
tate Of Joab A Thornburg, late OF said county. de-
ceased. Now, therefore,, all persons indebted TO the
said estate will come forward aud make immediate
payment. AiIcreditOFs Of said estate, saRs SLIPPERS
ons interested therein. are herebysnotfned to present
their claims against said estate before the probate court
0n,Or before tfe 26th daS Of January, A. u 1857, OF
the sEme will be forever barrel.
II is ordered by said Probate Court that notice % the
above be published Tor four consecutive weeks In the
Nebraska Advertiser. s43 E f,sl IS s7
Bestrieo, November "a, Iaee. ga
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
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