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IL YoU WANT to see some beautiful linen
goods, You should 60 to Henning's, corner 9TH
street and Maryland avenue, and look at his
Linen duck Suits for Gentlemen and Boys.
He has also some yellow grass linen Sacks
which are very scarce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07
ny JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auc,iOpeer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 1 STREET
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May H. ct az
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall offer for sale
Lots and % in subdiy vision Of Square 20. fir, nj
ing - feet each north street. between l4th ana
18th streets west running back las feet to 20 feet
alley, with 10 foot alley on west side; and Lot L.
in subdivision Of Square 2l4, fronting 23 feet Z
inches on Vermont avenue, between l. and sts :
running back lSa feet, with u feet alley on tile
north side
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash; balance in g. IL and IA
months, Cenveyaucing at purchaser 9 ex pense
my sd JAS. d. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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FREE LUNCH AT SAMsrA0's ALE VAULTS
To-day Mr. Samstag celebrates the third An
niversary Of the opening OF the celebrated Ale
Vaults. A splendid Lunch will be furnished
all day and evening. All friends and the pub
lie in general is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07

DOLLAR JKwELRY SroRE-rhe lonly One
Dollar Jewelry Store in this city Is Prigg'a
Dollar Jewelry Store, NO. 40 Pennsylvania
avenue, third door from * SATISFACTORILY
and Silver Plated Ware, wholesale and retail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07

A LIVELY TIMs IN THE PARK WOODS
Yesterday afternoon, some very disorderly
proceedings occurred in the Park woods near
the north end of 9TH street. II appears that a
man named VIM Thomas, alias Reddy Thomas
VINO had been recently liberated from the pen
IientlaTy, was passing through the woods
when member OF the Stewart family and
others commenced TO taunt him about his
having been in prison, and finally he was
forces INTO fight. The whole party attacked
him. and he did his best TO defend himself
using his teeth as well as his hands. In the
row he got Dan Stewards nose in his mouth
and bit on the bridge. Officer Poole, OF the
second Precinct, did his best 10 put down the
not but the party being more than he could
manage, was obllge TO signal for help, when
Sergeant johnson and several officers went to
bis assistance, and some OF the rioters were
taken IN custody. On the way 10 the station
one OF The party made at Thomas, who was
under the protection OF an officer, with a knife
but ht waTded on the blow and received q
wound in the arm. After they were in the
station, before Justice Walter, some of the
party rushed 81 Thomas 8 second time. and the
officers were compelled 10 resort 70 their clubs
10 quiet them down. After hearing the case,
the justice committed Lloyd Stewart 70 Jail for
court for IN assault and battery, ana Daniel
Frank. James and Charles Stewart, to Jail, IN
default Of payment Of fine, for disorderIy con-
duct and dismissed Cornelius Gladmon and
james Thomas, who were brou ght for refu sing
10 assist the officer when he called on them.
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RY GRKKH . WILLIAMS, Asctio.ssrs.

Tap Va 9. iaI El.ELLleI. D l..a
asess.. b.: ssiiss; fee D., a. =; =
- 49, AZ si fr. .,::; ~. 2 g 80. z
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"ASHisGroN EDITOR WITH HALF
Shell BohSET ON HIS OUTsIDE-A morning
cotem porary says: "Jennie Wren discusses
the .shalf SHELF bonnsts. nour vorn nnon onr
outside to-day."
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HEASp MOONLIGHT ExCrRsIoN.-The ex-
cuI7ion OF the Star Socials' 10 Glymont, to
TAKE piace NAV 18th, will, no doubt, be a most
ehJoyAble afair, the arrangements being
uau' on An ample scale; ard calculated to en-
sure the pleasure and comfort of all who at
tend
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FUNERAL OF COUNT GUROwsKr.-The fune-
raj OF the late Count Gurowski took place yes
teEday afternoon from the residence of Chas
EaRes, Esq. on 18th street, and was attended
by large number OF the friends of the de-
ceased, among others Chief Justice Chase
Vice President Foster, Hon. Edwin NJ Stan
ton. Secretary OF War, Senators Sumner Will
son, Wade and Trumbull, Representatives
COnkling, Banks, Hooper, Alley and Others a
number OF heads Of bureaus, members OF for
eign legations, sc. The corpse was placed in
a handsome mahogany coffin, which was COW
cred with cloth and mounted with silver, a
heavy plate on the breast bearing the simple
inscription Adam, Court Gurowski, aged 81
years The services were conducted by the
Rev. John Pierpont. after which the remains
were removed 10 Oak Hill Cemetery, where
they were inferred. The following gentlemen
acted as pail bearers: n. Edward de StoeckI
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo.
tertiary of Russia, Senior Don Gabriel. Garcia
y TassaIa- Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenIpotentiary Of Spain, Hiram Barney ESQ .
or N Y, Senator Wade, of Ohio, Hon. G.. S
Boutwell,, OF Mass Hon. j. Hubley Ashton
Assistant Attorney General, ex- Mayor Bsrrett
and Mr.. K. Rhyner, of the Swiss Consulate.
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AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE FAM
n LIZ RESIDENCE.
By KILBOURN LATTA Real Estate Brokers
G. W. BoTELER, Auctioneer

On FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst. ct 6 o clock on
the premises,
Wew1l sell, at auction, that very desirable Fami-
ly Residence, two story brick house, containing !
pleasant rooms, No. 426 n street, corner Vermont
avenue. the lot is a feet front on N street, aud
li2 feet on Vermont avenue, independent of the
back buildings. The house sets back from the
street with front and side lot aud is with
In one square Of 18th street railroad This
is in one of the plessantest and most RAPIDLY i'm
proving portions of the city.
Title indisputable. Terms cash.
kILBOURN Il LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers,
my I-a Corner 18th and = afreafa
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceR-Saturday,
the will OF the late Adam G.. Herold was ad-
mItted 10 probate. The will Of the late Ed
ward Wayson was partially proven.
Letters Of administration on the estate of
William Richards, deceased, were issued TO
Mrs. Harriet X. Richards and James Ii. Rich
ards. bond SG,OOO.
George T.. Bernard was appointed guardian
10 the minor children OF Catherine Bernard
bond loo. Henry Mades TO the minor chill
oren OF Elizabeth SeitZ; bond $1,000. William
Miller 10 the orphan of Edward BrisSoe, of
haryland; and Elizabeth Dennis 10 the orphan
OF W. n. Brown, late OF Wayne county, n. Y;
bond 6, coo
George T.. Moore was appointed administra-
Tor OF the estate OF James II. Moore, deceased
bond 5000
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR
gentleman and wife. or single gentlemen. at
No. 0l2 St, between 9TH and 9Th. my 7-5t'
A PLEASANTLY FURNISHED ROOM To
"A RENT. with Board. Also, q few Table Beard
eIs taken. Apply after y. IA. 355 New York
avenue, corner 10th 1T. my 7-6t-
ROARD can be obtained by a gentleman and
II iady LIST OF June in private family. A pleas
ant Locality. four miles in the country. Address
b L. h, Post Office. my 5-3t'
R0ARDING-Two pleasant ROOMS, with
- BOARD, can be obtained at 459 18th at, bet
and SITS. my 46t'
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO.
"A dated with BOARD in private family, by ap-
plying at No. 216 b street, in the rear Of st.
Charies hotel. my Lott
SUMNER BOARDING H0UsE.-The Maryland
~ Agricultural College Building will be opened
on the 18TH OF MAY for the reception OF
BOARBE RS to the 18th Of September The situa
ton Is high and healthy, surrounded by forest
trees; the building Is thoroughly ventilated; the
rooms large. Apply to MRS. A. n. GREEEHOW,
Refers TO Rev. DIR. Pinskney, Washington. b. c. =,
ington. sp "a eolms
TABLE BOARD-At No. s3 Penna. sv., near
4 2lst st. References exchanged. ap6-a
TABLE BOARD at No. asa 10th street, . few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
month. de lstf
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PIC-sIC-Ths First Ward Social Club rive
good time u expected.
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QSI WANTED. OOl

ooi ~ANTHD WANTED. COI
The Pioneer Of Stamping, having new facilities for
IL IA, ,I rsd.ced his price to SIX GENTS PER
PINCgsHIeNs, stiPP ERs, ke., stamped sT the
job. We are weekly in receipt Of new Patterns Of
the latest designs, and BY the aid Of now machine
We are prepared to stamp dny pattern brought rs.
Aswe are the only practical 6tamper here we are
willing to come down. Ladies' need not travel the
city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can
come to the only place for assortment Of PAT
terms not exoelled In New York.
WILLIAM PRINCE,
Ss1 street, opposite Patent Once
Embroidered Yokss, Bands FLANNEL Skirts and
bnawis, Tor sale. OILS
WANTEb.-sEOOND HAND FURNTTURI,
w Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and H0UsEFUkNISHING GOODS Of every
description. Z. BUOHLY, IO6 7th street,
1eS-t between @ and II, east side
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ANOTHER CORPORATION RACE COURSE
nest'TdNy afternoon officer Hill arrested John
Bryan, VIM. Welch, and VIM. Conner, for fast
oIiNlng on III street, which. IL seems, is re-
RaTded by many as a track on which to exer-
clse the speed OF ,heir horses. Justice Walter
nEed pach S>O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07

SAhsTAG, corner of 10th street and PennsyI-
wanna avenue, celebrates, the third anniyer.
sATy OF the opening of his popular ale vaults
6y bOuntful lunch to-day for the benefit of
nis patrons. He sends as sample of the good
things, potable and eatable, dispensed nv him
today and we can testify that they are. ex-
CeedIngly apetizing and consoling Samstas
knows how 70 keep a slaurant
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.: Georgetown.
CHANOERY SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
n

NALLfTOWN, d. @.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. in equity, made and
passed on the 5th day Of July, A. ID. 1885, in the
ehanceTy cause No. AL, docket7, ]. B. Keene ct al
vs.. A j.. keene ct al, L will sell, on tuesday,
the 18th day Of June, 1856, at O'Clock D. M on the
premises, At TenDsllytown, ID. c.. that very vain.
able property known as Oonrsds Tavern and the
inclosure containing acres one rood and thirty
persbes of land, and described as follows: Begin
min for the same at q boundary stone standing en-
the south side Of the River road sixty feet south
west of boundary Of the orr ginal tract "Priepd-
ship: !" and running thence southwest forty two
perches; southeast eighty perches; north 81. de-
grees east thirty one and threefourths perches 20
the Georgetown and Frederick pike; thence with
said road north 1914 degrees, west thirty -siI
perches; tand thence with q straight line TO the
be- giRninR, with the improvements thereon Tks
Hotel 10 large and nearly new, and the place as
been o tavern stand for half q century, and fur
Bishes tne opportunity for Investment Title
perfect The purchaser at q former sale having
failed TO comply; the: property will positively be
sold to the high bidder, and deposit Of $40
will be required as sooR the property is struck
off
Terms of sale Oue-third cash: balance I'm tive
equal pay ments. at Elk and twelve months with
interest from the day of sale the title 10 be
retained until the whole of the purchase money is
paid and the purchaser may, at his option, pay the
whole OF the purchase money in cash Convey
ancing and stamps al the cost Of the purchaser.
JOSEPH 3. KEENE, Trustee.
my 3taw6ds THIS. BOWLING, Auct.
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i HOUSES ana rooms furnisHed and = nfSrn{sh.
e: fok ks.a .u.Ss. e H0 gsSs .isres 90
ss:ss1ts s 49, 80. SS. rs iss 81; .:r
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Law OrYICE ROBBED.-Last night betvaan
10 and II O'Clock, the law office of JnSsa
Hughes, At 2JS q street, was entered by TWO
COlOred boys and robbed OF three coats and \
cape. Officers Brosnahan and Wilson discox
cred the parties they were leaving the place
and pursued them, firing several shots, when
they dropped their plumber and made good
theIr escaDe
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RY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.

RY ". L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH
STREET AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May To- NJ si =
O'Clock, we will sell, In mont Of the premises Let
No So in Square So7, on 9Th street, between n and
Ostreets north, fronting Is feet 9Th street and
running back 10 feet 10 q 80 foot alley, and inn
proved by q small Frame Building.
Terms are One third cash; and balance in al r
and twelve months, to be secured 10y a deed OF
trust on the premises. All convey ancins ana
mys W. l.. WALL & Co, Aucts
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by q. W. B0TELER, Auctiopser.
D 3QO n STRAIT hst4aap r0fh a
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

Will be sold on the premises, on @ street .outh-
near street west, st public auction, on NON
DAf the 1th instant, at "a O'Clock D. u Lot No
:, in Square No, e42, having q feet by IL feet
inches deep. running back 20 g foot alley, with
the improvements.
Terms cash st the time OF sale.
my2 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctsS
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stLE OF A SUBSTANTIAL BRIok DwgL
LING AND ADJOINING LOTS AT AgV
RY JAMES Q. McGUIRE & Co., Auetiopeer.

We will offer for sale. at public auction, on the
premises, on Monday, May the eth, ct 81 clock
?: m, Lot No. in Square No. "a, fronting IS feed
9fpches on north street, between a4th and .sth
and improved by two-story frame dwelling, con.
Terms One third cas- b; and the residue at three
and siI months, secured By deed OF trust on the
Stamps and conveysncing at purchaser cost.
Title perfect.
nv Sat j. y. MCGUIRE co Apca
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Au,tion..r,.
llY n. x. WALSH d 90, Auctfoneers,
- No. ass Pa av :, corner 10th street

HousEa6iM.nA ETR HITEh AT AH0 udrr,s
AND FIXTuREs, THE HSTI9E CONTENTS
OF % ROOMS; AT No, 436 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE. BETMEEN 3DAHD STREETS.
On MONDAY MORNING, May Z, at 10 O'Clock,
We Will sell, at No. 436 Pennsylvauia avenue,
between Sd and ~ streets, the Bar Counters and
FIXTURES and the Furniture of q rooms, com
Rrfsfng In part Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Mirrors
Wsrdrobes, Hair and shuck Mattresses, Pillows
Pillew Gases, Sheets. Blankets, Quilts, window
Chine, erockery and Glass Ware. Dining Boon
The whole to be sold without reserve for cash
ml3-3t IChrou M X WALSH n On Aucts
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RY D. L. WELLS 4 co.., AuctiOsso.,.
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE a co.. Auctioneer,-

SALE OF THREE ELIGIBLE BUILDING
LOTS ON sTREET NORTH, BETWEHH
1ST AND I'D STREETS WEST
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 9TH May, ct So
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots - =
20 feet on north street. between lat and ID streets
wea, running back l0s feet 20 is feet slley.
Terms: 6ne half cash; residue IN sfS and tuslvs
months, secured BY deed Of trust on the prenisss
Csnveyancine and stamps 81 purchaser cost
my ID Init J. g. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucss
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postponed until WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAV
9Th, same time and same place.
my7-2t NIX. WALSH 4 co Aucts
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. AUCTION SAL rs.
FIR eeAer Auction Sales see fov-tA rage
Pr wh SMITH q co. ,A.eeio.e.r

" v'~of Ae>teS" oo~rs seS yobTtN F0fNl
RI WI SMITH q CO.. A.esooeers.
TO MORROW, ~ o'clock, the sth instant 1t
sJ2 slst street, two blocks south Of Penn avenue.
vewill sell, 81 pabiie auction, lstof Househ odd
snd Kitchen furniturs, Dry Goods, email Wares,
SEWING Machine, &C.. Ae.
mg1n VIZ. snI ffaTi ! DO Sss kveu
RY 6RE8N q WILLIAMS. Asctis.s.rs,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE ON ID
SHEET WEST, BETWEEN b AND q STs.
On THURSDAY EVENING Nay 10, 1856, a, 81
o'clock. the premises, will sell that BILE
Lot, being Lot No II. Reservations N, fronting Is
fest I'd street west, aad running back $50 feet
Tssmss aoo One S.i2 cash b.l.De. in .nd !, mouth.
secured BY deed Of trust on premises. &2s dowa
myFd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucss,
Try GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Austionsers.
PUBLIC SALE OF vALUABLEuMPRovE
PROPERTY IN THE EIhsT WARD, near the
We will cell At Public Auction, ON FRIDAI,
May nth, at O'Clock o. m, part OF Lot No 8. q
square No, leo. fronting Is feets inche. L st
between 18th and 18th streets, running back liz
feet to an alley proved by . veil hult and At
two-story Fl anne house off rooms
Terms One half cash; balance in months
Ter notes bearing interest. Deed given and deed
q trust taken: Conyeysncins ate Of purchaser.
80 Down when sold
my7-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
by n. x. WALSH CO., Aucttoneer.,
- No. asa Pa corner 10Th streat
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EOR RENT-Three or four furnished or un-
L furnished ROOMS, very cheap, in a pleasant
locality on the Island. Apply ct 35I 18th street,
between b and G.. my1.at
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LOB SALE Some OF the nost desirable PRO
L PERTf ever offered In Washington cit for Iot,
on 9th. 10th, and h SITS. north. and many let. =,
Grant street, Which street runs through the cen
particulars inquire ct ONCE. 400 n hst AZ III
and 9sh sts, back Of. the Patent 0nlos. AZ and
o'clock 2: m: Al eonveyancins and stamps at th.
NH S-6 JAZZ TOWLEs P,o~e,tv 49,
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k'OR kENT-In Georgetown, new three story
Il BRICK HOUSE. on 4th street, bet, Frederick
and Fayette sts., near the Convent. Apply %
ray cite st. IA
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tanning nine rooms, Ne $50 9th stre.t. nc.r
Grace Church, lslsnd. Apply TO O. B, BAKIR.
ctar cmco' spA-u
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LOB SALE-1s0 ACRES OF LAND at Hy ats.
l. Vile, ten minutes ride BY railroad from Wash.
tngton, TO Be divided Ia lots TO suit purohasers
The building sites are beautifully located and
command view OF the country for miles around
sents nne Opportunity Of securing country sssts
at convenient defiance frem the city and In n
choice apply ct once to
-. MeKNEw 4 HICKEY,
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ANU STUKEk EEPEKS AND OTHERS,
VINO would like to engage In an easy, light and
pr9ttdble business, where small outlay il only re-
Quired, and where these engaging In the same can
commence at once, TO call at VIM PRINCES
stamping Depot, 3S1 street. and be taught his
new method OF Stamping, so simple that 9 child
can at once undertake any job. Being the only
prscncsl StaBper here, we can fu rnish full and
tons and stamps BY the dozen or hundred This is
achnnce Tor any one wishing to make money By .
small outlay. ian LII
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WEBSTER CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Poydras street,
and nv Druggists generally.

A NEW AND GREAT EPOCH IN MEDI-
n CINE.-Dr Maggiel is the founder OF new Medtca
syse The quantaran whose vast internal doses enleeh
the stomach and parayze the bowels must give precedence
to the man who restores health and appetite with from oneo
two of bis extraordinary Pills. and cures the most viruen
sores with box or so his wonderful and allheang Salye
These two great specifics of the Doctors fast supercedg
all the tereotyped of the day. Extraordinary cures
BY Maggeis and Save have opened the eyes OF the pub
lie to the necency Of the $50 called remedies Of others and
upon which people long bIindIy depended Magges
Pills are not the class that swallowed by the Dozen and
Of which every box creates absolute necessity for
another One or two Of Magges Pills suffice to place the
bowels perfect order tone the stomach create an appetite
and render the spB light buoyan There is no gripping
and no reaction the form Of constipation If the liver
affected its functions restored and If the nervous system
IA feeble It ID invgoraed This last quality makes the Med
cnes very desirable the of delicate females Ulcer
Gus and eruptve diseases literally exnguihed by the dis
nfectgnt power Hagges salve Ia fact 1t is here an
nOunced that
Maggleps Bilious, DIspeptIc and DIarrhea
! pills
Cure where all others fail. While for Burns, seads, Chill
bains Cuts and all Of the skim Magges SaTe
infalble Sold by Maggisl II Pine street, New York, Al
all Druggists, st Is cents per box.
BARNES, WARD 4 CO.,
Aoenta New Orleans
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sped. % orders. NO. 100.

HEADQUARTERS B Il, UREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN
E AND ABANDoNEIsa J, LANDS, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New 05t srleans La, August "a, 1866.
4yos [Extractl
l. CaptaiHssd William H. Sterling, 1st. U. $. in
antTE ", having been relieved from duty as Judge
euvoeate of the department of Louisiana, by the
breaking up of that department, is, by permission
of the major general commanding the department
OF the Gulf, transferred to the bureau of freedmen
ETC., and appointed provost marshal general vice
Brevet Colonel NJ. A, Reno, captain LIST U. S. cav
ally, relieved.
By order Of Bvt. Maj Gen. A, Baird U. S. Vols.
ASSISTANT Commissioner, Bureau Of Refugees
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, State of Lou
isana
A. F. HAYDEN, !
on,., Captain and Asst. A6jt, Genera.
ohlclal .r.r "A. F. HAYDEN
Captain and Asst Adjt. General
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTlIEN Mt OF THE GULF,
New Orleans, La, August "A, 1866.
Approved:
By command of Maj. Gen. p. H. Sheridan:
u GEORGE LEE
Assistant Adiatant General
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A Southern Tonic,

And trust that they may not regard quack Medicine
Before venturug to give publicity to this Tonic the re-
cpe shown several Of the prominent physicians
Of this city and pronounced by them excellent Tonic
The recipe will be shown any respectable physiean who
may desire to see It. .fgI ...-..H .Ua 1.
Unlike the many remedies that are offered to the public
this Tonic does not cure every disease.
All that claims Is its wonderful power Of RESTORING
THE FUNCTIONS TO THEIR NATURAL CONDITION
after having been embarrassed by disease.
This TONIC prescribed by Physicians in the following
diseases:
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MEDICAL.
SOUTHERN TONIo-soUTHERN TONI

After several years Of successful trial both in this city and
in the country the request of number Of persons no
have been benefited by its use have concluded pre-
sent to the public