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AUCTION SALES.
RYw. B LEWIS 4 co. Auctionser..
- No 307 Pennsy auia ayenue

RY ". B LEWIS go. Aue,ion.er.,
- No 307 Psnnry ,auis avenue.
LARGE SALE oFnNREpsEMEp pGKDeEs
uos s6 YsDsk r ~ rAwSBknk
.Sa t. 10 sGcs a. ~. ,s :a sell s
other Dresses, Cloaks, Sacks and UndereIothi a 2 ;
Men and Boys, Over: Frock, ard Business Cos,s,
A AsS Ss Ct F rpos ead sSa
to be '0,S wstho sw Tis5 Nsa uo.
RY JAS. q. MceUIRE & co, AuetiOaeers.
CATALOGUE SIZE OF VALUABLE INSECT.
A, the Austoh ss dc0s so soOSs MONDAY
large ecisc, n at 81 sssSa.rs Wo,S ,h sell
ihsI.t n ". W se.ton and 9th, ' rs. '0fAfy OF
Css.si. gus are now ready, and may bs obtained
Hrhs Auei,in Rooms. ,s.-aa- .- ~
d. I'D }. Q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Au,m
ID REAL Estate BROKERS'.
Corner 9TH and streets. =
On THURSDAY. December Is, 1919, at 4 o clock
?. m, on the premises, We will sell, at auction,
" INST Street between and ssrs:i Sn Ec
being rs feet and 1858. feet deep, 10 81 foot
iy fee, from, b. 1861 iest dee foo: paved sTsd
Also, Lot o. subdtyision of Lots II and u,
Square numbered 100, ON Twenty frst. street. be-
tween AND streets being g feet fr-nt and Ion
Terms: One Gslf s..l; SaI.nes II six and twelve
months FIFTY dollars to he paid down on each
KILBoURN & LATTA,
ss,s. our,v Real Ests'e Brokers,
~ TIE ABevEsALE IS POSTPONED TO
IL EsDAf, Dec. Is 1876. At clock, . N,
DELI lChron. INTEL
m GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auotioueerr.
vALuABLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT AT THE
corner OF 2ist street west aud g street north. at
On TUESDAY,. the 18th instant, a. o'clock. r
m we shall sell on the premises Lot in Square
-, "a wing ~ ieetfIopf ey nc feet inches deep,
me mis- oonsi,fins q two tine builr Frame II ou-es,
pied asa store. v hich We ask the attention Of
bnyer TO attend tie ssIe .--
Terms one thiid cash; balance in L. Is, and q
months ane secured by deed OF trust on the
premises. AT conyeyancing and reveL q , stanp.
at the cost Of the purcl sser. $50 down on Ca, IN
de I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ny W. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
BAILIEFs SALE.
BY Nirtre Of variant Of distress to me directed
q Msrek dee. s1ed, 1 have levied on one Iii.
hsnse TsSs az the 65.pesty Of Mo,gs
s.s 4 be ssns A as
'O'' u " L va" M Bu SIfESn B hiif,.'
oe ii w l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
RY WARD"ELL HAYS, Auctioneers;
Georgetown.
.. TURES AT AUCTION -
We will sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING ID.
etnber 18TH at 10 o clock. at the store of w Y
Hurdle, corner High and Dunbarton SITS &c ere
town, the Stock and Fixtures, Consisting Of
Barrels Whisky
Barrels Molssses
Barrels Ceal Oil
Barrels Prime Pot mac Herrngs
II ans Shoulders, Office
Teas Sugar, Flour
Crockery and Stone Ware, &c.6c
also. one sorrei Horse
Terms cash WARDWELL HAYS
oel fN Auctfoaeers
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nRPHANs' OOURT, Bee. $. 1913. --DIsrRIc,
" OF COLUMBIA, WASH, -.sroN COUNTY, To wg:
In the case Of William N Wilson. executor
Of Frederick I. Wilson, decessed, the saecutor
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesAid ap-
pointed Saturday, the sth day OF January. 1871. for
the nal and distribution Of the pen
estate Of said deceased and OF the assets IN hand
far Is the have been collected sud turned ihto
mspey; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased notified to attend.
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by Law Be excluded from Gil keneht In
said dece ased . estate Provided copy Of ths or
der be published once week for three weeks IN the
Evening Star, previous 70 the said day,
Tsst-JAs. 4. 0,BEIRNn:
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RY GREEN VILLA Ms, Asct,speer,.
TRUSTEES SALE.


Under ard BY virtue Of sdecrte passed by the
Supreme Court OF the District of Cello mbis, In
cause depending therein. and numbered sV2, Equity
IN which Eepeaniah Jones is conplal nsnt, aud
Horace str1ngfellow and others are defendants
=: arips date on the 81 dsy Of July lo66. we will
9ner Tor sale, en- WEDNEsDAY. the 81 day Of
January next A d. lss7: az 31s O'Clock , N on
No 452. as foli9 as Beginning at the sonthe ast
east corner of Square No. 49, and nj Rg the nee
west Il Ieet snd inches; thence north 70 feet
thence west s2 feet and 10 inches thence north 4,
feet and inches thence UO feet to eth street
vest and thence; With said street, to the begin,
House > 49,. -, + ~. -
The terms Of sale. As prescribed by the decree
are Oac third Of the purchase money to be paid
In cash and The residue in two equal instalme nts
PAYABLE in Xix and twelve months. for which de,
ferred pa, ments, with interest from the day of
sale the purchaser shall give his notes, endorsed
10 the satisfaction OF the trustees. Conveyancing
and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
II tee terms Of sale are not compiled with in ye
ds, the tiufee reserves the right tn resell at the
lisk and cost OF the detsntiug purchaser. upon
one week $ notice by publication in the National
THOMAS BRADLEY.
WILLIAM FENDALL{ trustees.
de 8 stu tn GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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RAILROAD LINES.

1866 prnssrE SskAE ROUTE 1867
&E &C., Co.. s
TO THE soBrHwEsL. SOUTH, AND suurH-
wINrER sSHHEDULE.
,. Vn ana a.sr November is' ISL trains VIII
xa's!as''a',,.z gan Baltimore s i :. M m:
Witt F..ss
ana :s ,S rom four . twelve sPq.s lin:
Two Daily Trains to the West.
IhrSnsh from Baltimore to ROUHEsrER and
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
psPSTs .s so T PaRK changes In oSioS
fcs, corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
ms;dI .ns y; Hsaonai ho. where reiisoie inior
Passengers procuring tickets at this tiice can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for FL
ri. WILKINS, Ticket Agent;
ED e YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, 49,
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
WE sl
On and after MoNDAY, November IL, 1856. and
until further notice Passenger Trains will run be-
tween asnington aud AlexandTfa as follows:
LEAVE WARRINGTON. EAvEALRXANDRIA
From Md. avenue pot From cor Duke q IIsnrv
Local al; e:l5 A. N. SITS. Local at 4 As A a
Throug Mail 5S Local cor. King
Local St.. ZOO and uenry go
.-....-. y'W Local At. 500
:. ....--.. 2o0 p. NJ :. -...-....IO,OO
........ 40 - - 3O1 M
......-. go Through M Ill. corner Of
.......ll-O buke& Henry 500 p NJ.
Localcor King
and He!nry-~.3S "
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGTON LEAVE ATRYIxppr.
ON md aFesue pot. From cor. Duks q Henry
Through Mail 6,5A NJ. SITS, Local At 4 IS A. N
Local at .--;,.:;5:0 2 Through Mail s 90 p NJ
o. a. STEVENS. General Superintendent
no 10 WI PHELPS General Manager
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sgNpAY pAssxNGrp rp.,p5' Y

AhAEh WAsHiNGTOS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
Through Mail 6:35A NJ. SITS Local At Is A. M
Local at - sTsV % 2 Through Mail 90 P. NJ
no 10 W. PHELPS General Manaser
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RY GREEN 4 VILLA MS, Aucsione.r,,

TkrsrEE,s SALE OF yALUABLE BgILpIse
LOT. rROnTlNG on STREET MORT
kkTWEDN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS
WEST: At PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAf, the 26th instant. at O'Clock
p. m, shall sell, on the premises by yirtue OF a
decree OF the supreme Court of the Dtsirjct Of
toinmhia- passed III coancery cause No. 500, where
ans tiiza Williems, defendants, all that piece or
2aIct OF Ground, being the western half OF Lot
No s. in Square No z47, having Q good front ana
depfh- running back to - foot alley.
Terms: One-fhird cash: and the residue in 20
e9nsl installnents, at six and twelve msnrhs from
the day OF sole the whole to bear interest from lie
DAY OF sale and the ment thereof to be secored
by he note notes Of the pure hassr or
with 200 and sufficient iDaerser, TO be approved
STAMPS at the cost Of the pnichaser $40 down
when knocked Of; and II the terms are not com
Trustee the rig ht 10 resell the properly At
tie ri.k and cost Of the defautins purchaser, by
B. l.. SAUNDERS Trustee
de IL eOdXs GRIM n
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CAtO QxsrtsSssssfsy's OHcs, DlSnsfWssAsSston. \
Z. -, :. =. Wesktnet0n. ID. C., Dec Is. 066 Z
es VII I'D g public aaciion, on SATURDAY,
Z2d Instant IT u clock n ~ Reilly q Corral
u Ger the .upervfsior of BIeyet Brieadier Gen,
srsi C+H- Tompktns, DepHty vuarterm astsr Gen.
. EiGHrgW0RK 0XEN
- Terms Cast. in Government 'unds
ID NJ RAOkEk. Ass't Or. Gen.
de seti y fV l0vtAMsJ Gen. u. s. Army
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STITES PITENT n EEICE

w Wash Nc TON, Uctuber y. ISS.
On the petition OF JOHN yAMESGREENOUGH
OF New ORR. n praying for the extension Of
patent granted te him TIE llth day of Ja.usry.
1soi, and refssQed the 18th day of july, 1888 and
sealn refs-ued on the 18th day Of Arrft 1889 in
si1 tivi ions, numbered tss, 90, TOD 7Dl To. aud
US on which divisions extension is now PRAYED
Tor an improvement in Machines for Pegging
Boots apd fhoes for seven years from the expf
ratlon OF said patent. which takes place on the
Eth day Of January. lsbS:
Ii L. ordered that the ssis petition be neari at
the Patent Office on MOI ay, the l. tn cay OF FEB
ruaIy, lc59, a. IL o CLOCK NJ ; aud all persons are
notified 70 appear and sbG W cause, Ii any they
have, Why sails p-rft ion ought rot 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are elt.ired to
ME IN the Pate nj Oce cir objections, specially
Set fertb IN W Ping. at least tweBty DAYS befoi e
the Gay OF hesf7bg; all testimony died ~ either
party 20 be Qse AT the said hearing must De taken
and trans mItted In accordance with the rules ai
the ofiee which wills be furnished on application
lepOsitions snd Other papers relied pon AZ tes-
tfmepJ must be led in the Office twenty davs be-
for me day 81 hesring: the arguments, IL any ,
within ten days AFTER sling the testimony
Ordered. Also that this notice be pui,iis he'll in
the Republican and the Intelli gencer, Wasniug
ton. ID. q. and In the Times. New York n Y
once week for three successive weeks the ret Of
.sid publications TO BE- at least sixty days pre-
Gus TO the daJ OF heaIf.g = :
Commits siouer Of Patents
Ps: Editors Of the above papers win please
copy, and send their bills TO the Pstent Office with
paper containing this notice. no Is -lavsw
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On FRIDAY. the 2istfDstant, at O'Clock m
We shall sell on the prem.es, all of Lot No IL In
Square No 81 having good froot and depth tronf.
ing IN t2d street west, and near q street nsrth
TeIm8 One thr,i cash balance In SIX aud tw We
months for notee bearing nte rest and secured nv
aoeed OF trust on the premises. All convey anc ne
and revenue stamps at the cost of the pu rchasers
SlOo down ou each piece OF property when knock d
on, and u the terms are not com Piled with vitbfu
i've Gays after the day Of sale, the owners reserve
de,sulting purchaser or purchasers. -
d. lo-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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de y I2,l5,l8 - 9,2i 49, aucrio ne
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AUctioueers.

NhLuABLE IMPROVED AND CNIMPROYED
PhOFkbcl IN THE SECOND WAKD AT
AUCIIUN
On Thu kSDAf tho 2nth Infant, at o'clock o.
M, we shall cell. on the premises thar nne fonr
story Brick BOISE. situated on the corner OF 18th
street,wesI Id street north
. Alsj. anofber fiIe four story Brick House. situ-
ated on c street norih: bei aeen I7ih aud 18th
streets west: and fine Bpiiding L. t. bet ween the
two houses, having a good front and d.otn aiso
hayiIR the advantage of both wallis for suiIdinS
Sqnare No IS ~ - iA
The above property is located In avery Desirable
to the above sale.
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: BHteanef Rttust,a, Tre,im.a a.d Abeadosedl
BY direction Of SsnerG q. Il. Howard, Assistant
yppElsss nsr; shatl sell, at Public Auction,
the pr emises, the two-story Frame Addition built
by the United States and adjoining the residence of
called, Geors stown %. q a-nNN''q 1870
Terms OF sale :. Cab, IN Government funds.
E-.~R - .-r' J. N. BROWN.
deb-H p t'r brevet MAJOR A. q. M.
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DEfAhINf " OF wv INTERIOR,
gfhre o. IHdItH fatr,,
WASHINGTON. 10. T.. Novemu "a 49,
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Prono-aI. Tor in
d. an Goods. III be received at The Ofice Of In
dian A fsITs uUtil L O'Clock N on 6ArURDaY
the 18th 10y # L. o-nber next. for turnishing in
the quantities therein ven, the articles named ia
the following list. The proposals to indicate 4
separate colunns. at hite price said arricls ili
be delivered in New York city , nd Of what rrico
they Will BE- delivered in ST. Louis No I'm.
goods to be delivered at either place at the cost OF
the " " 49, -
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=. -, Oohmfsuoner OF fAtouu.
D. Editors OF the above paDers viii please
cory, and pepd their bills To the Patent Once with
paper containip g this notice de -iaVs1
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COmmi ssioner Of Patents
P.S. Editors OF the above papers viii please
COPY, and send their bills 10 the Patent Once wiz
Q paper containing this notice. no IA lavsv
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL, An
- QUARTERMASTEKV PROPERTY.

DEPoT QUARTEKMAsTER' OFFICE
BALTIMORE. MD. Dec ~ ts6;
VIII be sold at Pnblc auction, at the port of Al.
mnaors ~ rdy Q wharf, south eide OF basin on
THURSDAY. goth instant, at IL m. the splendid
side wheel steamer CITY OF ALBANY rrbuiIt
IN 1904, tons length, 40 feet; breadth of beam
20 test depth Of hold, 10 feet cylinder, 40 inches
Also, the steam tug ISLANDER. Of - tons.
length 81 feet; br. sdth of beam, IL feet depth OF
hold feet; and u inch c. finder.
Both vessels Of light draft; hulls sound and.
strong. and engines aud boiers-iu good eondi.
small QuAnfity OF quartsrmastsrs property
consisting OF II Anchors and - 195 pounds of Chain
Gable, will be ed Of At the same time and
place to the hish-st bidder.
Terms Cash, in Government funds, on day OF
sale - y. -ref-...,.-. "
= Inquiries respecting the sale may be Cd iressed
to the undersiaped, or to the Auotione ers essrs
ADREON, THOAAS co, No. rs south Charles
street. 49,
by order of the Quartermastsr General
Captain and A. q u g. Army.
De II 1. -. Depot Quartz rm AFTER
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NEW YORK, June 27.-The steam
er Moro Castle brings Havanna dates
to the 23d. The report of the success
of the revolution in San Domingo,
and the fight Of Baez to st. Thomas,
is confirmed
Mercantile affairs in Jamaica are
suffering momentary crisis, owing to
the impending war in Europe, and the
failures in England.
One thousand seven hundred
insurgents under Agona have
been repulsed and dispersed from
Truxillo. Mexico. The same troops
had also been routed by the French
column from Durango.
The Est0fettd says that the success
of the Departments of War and of the
Treasury in establishing a national
army is quite remarkable, but whilst
the Emperor fss neither men nor
money its situation is precarious and
endangered IN Mexico
The Emperor has ordered Q draft
Lon Salvador. Marquis I4e elarina
died ia Havana 8a the 81
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EROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June 26.-Yesterday's
Post contained a reply of Gen. w. j..
Smith TO the attack of the AUalanche.
Last night the friends of Galloway,
the editor Of the 4cdtanche, called
upon -G-.-.-SS...;sb- -fsss-aya- -a1paualified
retraetion of the offensive language.
ten. smith replies in the Posi- to-day
that when Galloway retracts every
thing Objectionable said by him, he
would DO the same, and not before
that he is no duellist or street fighter,
but viii be on the streets whenever
business calls or pleasure dictates,
and as heretofore, treat every citizen
courteously and kindly
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
to-day refused the appropriation asked
for the Police Commissioners, Only
two voting for it.
The Post today publishes the
names Of those who petitioned for the
Metropolitan Police bill. Among
them appear those of nearly every
business house of prominence II
Memphis. M
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vention on Thursday, the 18th inst,
to appoint delegates to the State Con-
gressional and Senatorial Conven-
tions. Gen. Logan and Gen. Baum
will be present to address the people.
The Louisville Courier intimates
that Boiling and Seaton, candi-
ates for Clerk of the Court of Appeals
in Kentucky, have withdrawn, and
Gen. Hobson been nominated by the
Union men of Kentucky as the op-
ponent of Duvall, the candidate of the
rebels on both sides of the river.
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GeneraI News Items.

Three horse-thieves made their ap-
pearance in Brandenburgh, KY. on
Tuesday of last week, intending to
take the Rose Hite, en- route to St,
Louis. Some citizens of Branden-
burgh, suspecting their character at
tempted 70 ssrrsss them, when g free
fight with reyolyers, ensued. One of
the three was somewhat injured. but
all managed to escape. Subsequently
two of the villains were captured. and
are now in JAIL
The Ministerial traitor, Stuart
Robinson, and his followers, are run
ming the Presbytery of Louisville on
independent principles a portion of
the presbytery. withdrew and organ
lied a new presbytery, under the iu-
risdiction of the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church Of the United
States. The Robinson Presbytery or
dained and installed Rev. R. Carson
as pastor of the 4th Presbyterian
Church, against an earnest protest OF
I the representatives of the session,
I the Trustees, and very considerable
portion of the male members of that
church. Robinson and his adherents
are manifestly carrying out the rebel
principles of coercion.
The Union men of Alexander
County, ILL.,, will hold a Mass Con
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lines of communication on their side
of the Pc and the Mincio.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE Federal
war vessels Augusta, Miantonama and
Ashrelotte arrived at Queenstown on
the evening of the 10Th.
The entry of the Prussians into
Saxony is confirmed, Prussia having
previously declared war. The entry
of the Austrians is hourly expected.
The Paris PreSse publishes a report
that the first engagement took place
near Lipsic on the 10th, but the ru-
NOR is unconfrmed.
The Diet held an extraordinary
meeting on the 18th, to decide on the
motion made by Saxony, that Austria
and Bavaria be requested to adopt
Immediately such measures as were
neceSsitated by the Prussian invasion.
Prussia has great powers -iustifying
the invasion Of the Diet Oh the 18th
which broke up the Confederation.
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FROM GALyEsToN. rExAs.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 26.-The
Union vote was larger than antici-
pated. twill probably be one-third
Of the whole vote cast when the
western and central counties arc
heard from. Travis County, the seat
of Government excepting two or
three precincts to hear from, gives
Throcmorton 406; Pierce, 326. For
Representative Hancock, Conserva-
tive. 275; Gray, Union, 212. The
Conservative vote is solid for the
amendment, while the Union vote is
against them.
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ilTTANa e W Jane The
Finance Minister lNa4eiat 5asFr It's
budget last night. TIE expenUIglze
for the last year amounts to
ST., ,IG0, ,O0J, 81 mich S2T0,000 was
applied to the reduction of the public
debt. The expenditures included all
the charges on account of the Fenian
raid. The Customs have reached over
a million of dollars In excess of the
previous year. Imports, excess
$500, 600; exports, excess 5000, 600.
The whole trade of the Provinces has
increased $1S,000.000. Expenses in
Cured on account of the Fenian raids,
S1I. 100000. The Finance Minister
alluded to the effectual manner in
which the United States Government
had dealt With the Fenians, but said
the Fenian snake was scotched, not
killed.
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AT0TTCE TO CONTRACTORS

IN JUNE ., 1866
The Common Council Of the city OF
Evansville viii receive sealed proposals
until the 5th day of July, 1866, for the ex-
tension of Locust Street Sewer from its
present terminus to Eighth Street. Forms
and specifications can be seen at this ONCE.
By order of the Council
A. NJ McGRIFF. Clerk.
City Clerks Once, July 2, 1850.
jeH dtd union eopy.l
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IRON FRANKFORT. KY.

FRANKFORT, KY June 26.-There
Is great enthusiasm among the Union
men at the nomination of Gen Hob
son as Clerk of the Court of Appeals.
Arrangements are making for an inn
mense celebration meeting tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI. June 27.-Covert, the
murderer of the Rosa family. was yes
terday sentenced TO be hang August
24th, at Lebanon, Ohio.
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FROT KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 26.-At
meeting of Union men, held in this
city to night, Mr. Boiling and Judge
Seaton both withdrew from the can
vass, and Gen. Z. III. HObson received
the nomination for Clerk of the Court
of Appeals.
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
DR.. EaSterly's Iodine and SarSapa-
Filla

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rilla.
KTHIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE
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DIR. EASTERLYsS IODLNEAND 81 R
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EFFICACIoUS known to man. for the cure
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EsissftIftsE
VIII ssl1s ecfoIElisls DAa -Lsze- Aezter. Atisls-
worm, Salt Rheum, Scald-Head. PimpIes
on the Face, Prairie and BARRIERS Itch,
Army Itch Illinois Mango. Iowa Digs,
Eruptions on the Skin: but for the cure Of
Sores and skin Diseases OF every kind, We
recommend
GRTDLEYtS SSALTRHEUN IND TET-
TER OINTMENT TO be applied to
the Sores or parts effected. The Iodine
and Sarsaparilla purifieS the blood
and removes the cause, and the Ointment
heals the sores and kills the disease. and
thus speedy and permanent cure is effect
ed. Both are recommended to be used for
I tlese complaints
SOMETHING TO BE REMEMBERED.
/ Every person afflicted with a disease
should know that DR.. EaSteriy's Iodine
/ and SarSaparilla is 8 times stronger, cheaper
and better than any other Sarsaparilla OF
| blood purifying medicine now offered 70
/ the public or no money viii be taken FOR
! it. Therefore, ask for DIR. EaSterly's Iodine
l and Sarsa parilla. and take nothing else
/ Price-The Iodine and Sarsapariila, 81 81
! per bottle.
/ Price-Gridley's salt Rheum and letter
4 Ointment, 75 cents per bottle.
/ Prepared and sold by DR.. &. EaSterly &
/ Co, No 20 North Fifth street. st. Louis,
/ Mo. Sold at their branch Family Medi-
! cine store, No. 90 Madison street, Chicago
/ Illinois
/ Fcz sale by all druggists.