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AND HOUSE OF MERCY.

Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN, on tho CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impedimenis TO MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief. Sent In scaled
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address,
DR.. !. SRILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard AS
ISOLATION, Philadelphia, Pa. myl7-3md&w
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning at half past four
O'Clock, Miss BRIDGET l.. SHELLY
The funeral will take place fEoIn me resi-
dence OF heI mother, on SIain street, this,
"wednesday afternoon, at iOur o'clock. The
friends OF In, family are respectfully invited
IN attendr
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MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
ll known and used over % years Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle No wash. No trouble child can
apply 1t, Produces a lustrous black or brown,
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. Jui-eod-ly
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Special alptlres.
CHOLERA ANTID0TE.

ODBERT,S CHOLERA AHTIDOTE-
Aspeedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera,
DiaIrhea. Dysentery, Flux ,Cholic and Cramp'
ing Pains. Warranted to cure in every case.
IT Is PRESCRIBED by Physicians.
4. s. Robertson, Eaton's station, W. Va,
says 1t is worth It's weight In gold.
S. T. Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio, says 1t cured
him of Cholera.
itisrecommended by j. A. Metcalf, Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy John D0nlon, L. II.
& O.; Louis Manners; Geo. r. Tingle, Max
welI,E Tingle; John Barton, Belmont Mills
Samuel I4nuehlln, Wholesale Druggist; las.
Launder: JOS. 4. Norton; j. II. Rodgers. Con
B. 4 o. Il. TX. mSSO
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Gen. Rosterans and the Democracy
EFom Use San Francisco And California.

@'tS"a CtS So1Na HTd1tcAAcO <aAu SAaVO'bteAs
We have observed in number of in
terror papers intimations that Gen.
Rosecrans would be offered and posi-
lively nccept the nomination for Gov
ernor OF California by the Democrats.
We have II from good authority that
this report has no foundation in truth.
Gen. Rosecrans Will not, on any con-
sideration, accept that or any other
nomination tlom the Democracy. II
he could be induced to run for office at
all IL would be on the Union ticket; but
his business and inclinations are both
averse to political life. and he Is not at
all likely to become the candidate OF
any party. Atthe same time his sym
pathies are wholly with the Union
cause, .4sE H .t--.f4 fs#.g
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II Batting were II Felony 1t could not be
more terribly punished than by tho fortunes
OF Indigestion. Why endure themT Every
dyspeptc knows, or ought to know, that
TARRANr's ETFKRvHscENr sELTzER APE
RIENr is specific for the complaint. Why
then suffer: 1t Is sheer folly.
SID BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
tys1yp
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TIE growing crops are most luxurl-
ant All the newspapers agree that
vegetation goes ahead amazingly.
Never was there a more growing
season, and the prospect is good that
thelateness of the spring will be fully
compensated by the greater rapidity
OF growth in the summer.
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osE by one the late fi-e eating Rich
moud papers fade from view. That fe.
rocious rebel organ, the Times was mer-
ged into the Dispatch few weeks ago,
and now we see that tine EedaiHer has
followed suit by joining itself to the
Enquirer. The Examiner was Daniels
famous sheet, and after his death, and
after the war, was resuseitated by Pol
lard, who made a miserable tiasco and
Is now efectually played out. The
three dailies OF Richmond are the
Wing, the Dispatch, and the Enquirer,
and of these three; the Wing is the sheet
Tor Union men TO patronize.
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whole Tickets sI., Halves So. omar
- tiers 50.
sFwe would cali particular attention u
the above MAGNIFICENT SISGLE-NUABER
LOTTERY, which will be drawn IN PUBLIC
In CovINGroS, KY, BY SWORN CoAA1s-
sIoHERs, at ONE O'CLOCK, P. NJ, at the corner
OF FOURTH and SCOTT SIS The pnhhS are
Invited TO witness the drawing. The Ken
tueIry state Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises,
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have
been conducted essiully for the past
thirty years, and are drawn under the
authority OF CnArter nom the State, and
bonds to a large amount are given for the
payment Of all prizes. The drawings are
published In the New York Herald and Gin
Circulars Of Ioiteries drawing daily sent free
BY application to the Managers.
Address all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY q CO.,
COVInEtOn, Ry.
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THE Union State Central Committee
Of Ohio, whereof our friend Gen. Il. b.
Cowan is Chairman, meets to-day, 10
nominate n candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, in place of Hon. Samuel
Galloway who has declined. And
npropus TO this announcement, we may
say II word about the canvass that Is
now opening among our neighbors
across the water. The Ohio STATE Jour
auL shows the necessity for exertion
among the Union men, and the putting
aside Of all false confidence, when it
figures out that slight change in the
sentiments of the people of the State
Will give the next legislature to the
Democrats. To effect this there needs
10 he Union loss in the State of only
seven members, and in the House Of
eighteen, or twenty-five in all. 1t
would require, says the journal, "but
six thousand and thirty-five votes to
chuuge the political complexion of
both branches OF the legislature, Civ
ing the Democrats control of both
Houses, II majority on joint ballot, and
therefore IA successor to Wade in the
Senate"
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THE Cincinnati papers OF last night
announce the death OF Ed. David S.
Bnrnet, gentleman well known in
this region and throughout the West.
He was distinguished preacher IN the
Disciples denomination, probably, next
to the late Alexander Campbell, the
most prominent man in its ranks.
only about year ago he delivered an
elaborate eulogy at Bethany on Mr..
Campbell that was published ut the
time In our columns. He WINS mem
Der OF the well known Burnet family OF
Cincinnati, but at the time Of his death
was residing in Baltimore. He had
teen IL preacher for upwards of forty
years, although but little turned Of
sixty at the time of his death. As an
accomplished pulpit orator he had few
supsriors.
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aTantfa.
Stone cutters wanted.

TWELVE GOOD STONE CUTTERS ARE
wanted at the West Virginia Peniten-
tiaTy. Americans or Scotchmen pTeierseSSi.
Apply to Superintendent, aonhosSSIL IlSIi ".
pittsburgh Commercial copy one week
and charge this office)
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Desirable Dwelling for Sale,

OOoAAoDAb - UbA4AAeJ w.
NOR sALE-AfY THREE STORY BRICK
II residence on FonIth street, is finished in
the hest manner has ooth OUT ana inside
shutters: bath room with hot and cold water;
laundry room with stationary wash tubs, and
hot and cold water TO each; hot air FUR
mace TO warm the halls; the whole IN COM
plete repair. VIII be sold low. Persons
wishing 10 purchase are invited to call and
examine the premises. .,,,,>N,
JlyB-2w" WIN. PASIOS.
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zlEip Advertisements.
Boarding.

GOOD BOARDING. FOR FIVE OR SIX
ST gentlemen, also, a suitable loom ioI q
walk OF the Custom House. Address, y BOX
46S, Post office. 1HO-SI
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WE publish this morning long and
inter esting account of a visit TO and
conversation with Thad Stevens, who
is in many respects the most remark
able man of our times, that will be
re ad with general interest and will well
repay perusal. d. .-t-.-.
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For sale-Portable Steam Engine
500 REMNANTS.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE THIS
w morning about 500 Remnants OF DRY
GOODS, made during
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BROUGHT TO LIGHT

These tricks OF the trade had gone on
for long time, when, II we are right
IL informed. The telegraph company
sought the assistance of Pinkertonis
National Police Agency. The result
WIS, that n number ofgentry belonging
to the latter firm suddenly became
clerks, messengers, telegraph operators
and news operators, and gained the
confidence of many Christian brokers,
whose names generally pass as the very
synonyms OF honor and integrity. But
WHAT'S IN a NAME?
Says Shakespeare. If nothing-then let
not such "Christian brokers" and "hon-
CRADLE men"-"all Herman bogus
newspaper reporters,l Abbott 81 CO.,
Beach. and others, take otfense at their
being mentioned in connection with the
highly honorable transactions we have
referred to, but whom the cap its let
him wear it," a,..
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FFou. Ben. Wood, Ne.o York Ne,pt.
STEALING sHE CABLE NEWS.

The western Union Telegraph Com.
Pany and the HIEh-SouIed stock
hoIders---CertnIn Little Operations
by New York BrOkers---snId OPera-
tors Come 10 GrIeE--FIVe-TWeHtJ
and SeVen-ThIrIy Jay Cooke q CO..
ana other Highly Honorable Bro
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1000: Number, and zss Prizes.
$4,000 :, $4,000
whole Tickets sIa. Halves So. QUAR-
Iera 50.

1888 prizes, amounting to s2soe5o
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8 c L E I d l 5 e A S E s.
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The efficacy of these remedies is alike acknowl.:
edged by physicians and patients. They used
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ns used n
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their efficacy, and as far my of them extends,
recommend them strongly.
a 1" Assistant Surgeon sth N. Y. Vols"
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wash and boil. Done by, French composition,
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Ladies are invited to CALL Set sample, and try
m white q nasspt o.
les. NOT TO WASH s.s5.! OUT r. e,
dren to make up. No braid, no sewing; bat the
pattern printed in the goods indelibe. Strips thas
can he attached to the bottoms of Ladies' Skirts,
tsame as they are now worn in New York } ready
stamped, and for sale at less than half the usual
cost Of braid. Birds, medalons, Figures, animals
Of any pattern stamped. Goods as represented or
IN sns H9ass sss S street Rsseas Once
EIsHING TACKLE! FISHING TACKLE
Fssfss fsSss s .s a hest selected
- = =, -s7E SAMUEL r. SAVAGE
324 D street, between nsh ans llth.
IL W BASE BALL, and
- SAMUEL T. 6AVAGE,3,
{'1tsi 324 D street, between 10Th, and nth
nIRp AGRsl-~ .s7.7s S BIRUeAGEs.
! The ,arqest stock Of BIRD CAGES In the city.
f-' -. SAMUEL +, SAVAGE, p
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DROPOsALs FOB CATTLE FOB INDIAN
Il SERVICE, III LIEU OF PROPOSALS
OF MARCH ~. 1857.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INrERfoR,(
Sealed Proposals will be reosiv until Ia clock
m, on the first day OF JUNE, 1851 at the Office of
H. Dennan, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
Nebraska, for the delivery 1t Omaha City Of the
800 head Of MiIk Cows for the Winnebaso In
for the sanfes In
dlans 0ccnpyfng q reservatton at the mouth
800 hesd II f c1 IKE Yspcton
1o6 Sians bs.i occHEying reservation M % in %p.kas.
80 EHesaaPapg Eesa Sf su in
breed NOT less than three nor more than seven
cali, viii be Preferred The Buts mus. be not f less
caMi Az Gov; iscxn stock dro,er. a. =, Texas
GG9Mws, 9M Indian Cows Mexican Cows, OF half breeds
Superintendent Geaman viii have the right to
reject any oil bids that may be offered also, the
fgat Ito to rs,se. any or oil the cattle i he deems
Superintendent Dennan viii be authorized .s
parties delivering the csttle, to be paid at the
Office Of the Commissioner Of Indians fairs in
The Cows to Be delivered on or before the first
Superintendent Denmsn will have the power to
change the place OF delivery with the consent OF
The contractor will be required to execute
good and sufiicent bond In the sum of S2s 900 for
the faithful fulhllment Of the contract
The party or parties 10 whom the award 10
made must be prepared at sRce to execute the
contract and give the required bond.
Bids will not be received for 9 less number than
the total number of cows and bulls called for.
Bidders must give their names In full, as we'll
a. their places OF residence
Proposals must be endorsed, "Preposals for
spT o. b. BROwNIHG, Seer esary.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
j OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of April, l01.
]. Bell Adams guardian Of tho minorl
children OF George Pochston, deceased,
Lawrence Carroll, Catharins Carroll, ESaitS.' IT,
Cathsrine beach. Martha Beach, Serena 81 s. q
Beach, Adeline Beach, Daniel Beach,
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DISTURBANCE AT EEXAS.-The Baltimore
County Free Press states that for several DAYS
past here has been considerable difficulty at
Texas, in that cou nty, between the Baltimore
County Marble Company and its employees,
employed py the former. and attempting to
prevent others frem working IN their places
On Sunday some riotous proceeding occurred,
which suited in ihe burning of a building
pseo as a stable and shanty. The building g
V as not of much value, ard belonged 70 r
W. Bennett. ESQ, of Baltimore, part of the
old Joshua NJ Bosley properly. The con-
Isnts, bedding, DC, was tn g property OF tie
Mar BILE Company.
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THE EVENING STAR.

SENTENCE OF a DsLINcUKNr LANDLoRp.-
Al tbs Cosrt of Special Sessions, New York,
on Iesday. Bernard DUFFY. owner OF the
tenement house No. 400 Pearl street, was ar
dent OF Bu,ldings, charged with refusing o
place nre-escape on the building IN ques-
tior. After the evidence was su omitted. N. j.
ARIEL. Esq, counsel for the Building Depart.
nent, made d short speech, wherein he argued
that the neglect of the prisoner TO provide
means OF escape Ior the persons herded to-
gether in this house was an ofense that should
be puuis he'd by something more than a mere
fire. Justice bowling sentenced Duffy TO one
mcnth IN the peniteniiary, and 10 pay PEN
atty Of $50.
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SALES IN GEORGETOWN.
pY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

THE STOCK OF DEALER DECLINING
BUSINESS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY EVENING, Jnne lst, at ~
O'Clock, l viii sell, at my store, No. ia Bridge
street the entire stock of a dealer declining busi
ness. consisting in part Of
Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Hosiery, Notions,
And general variety of Miscellaneous and Fancy
Goods.
The sale to continue each evening until the whole
mai 2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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VIOLENT HAIL SToRM.-A terrific hail storm
occurred near dubuque, Iowa, on Friday,
which is reported TO have seriously injured
the crops. Hailstones OF immense size are said
10 have fallen. One man picked up some as
"large As his fst;' another found one n inch
and half in diameter, and plenty OF them as
large as hens eggs =" ere picked mp Poultry
OF all kinds We're killed by them, and pair
OF horsrs Were Knocked down in the road
The hail fell TO an average depth Of four in
ches-at least go says the DubuQue Times.
~ The Hartford manufacturers are talking
CT closing their factories at o'clock on Satur-
day afternoons.
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THE SOUTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ME- NJ, I;,, ,y BETWEEN TWEEN, CIV sTTWENTiFIRST AND
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June lst, at s
clock in front of the premises. We shall part of
Lot Is in Square 75 having front of 81 feet by a
depth of III feet, situated the south side of
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets, having brick wall on each
side front and depth Of lot This is very desira
BILE property, and hhond demand the attention of
buyers.
Terms Of sale: Onehalf cash; balance in six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust and notes
bearing interest. All conyeyancing and stamps
at purchaser cost SlOO down at the time of pur-
chase.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anctioneer.
I'D No. S26 s. f. corner 7fh and ID st.saaA.

FIRST, CLASS IMPROVED REAL Estate.
KET. AT AUCTION. "-s ~
On TUESDAY, the sth day Of June NEXT. a. s,e
Lot No, g, in square No. ~, being Is feet nre ~
l00 eet deep fronting on street, between 33h sSz
and back building, being first class business pror
erty in that section of the city. which w6 cAfl ~
be sold. - q - : "a -
Terms One-third cash; balance 10 8, u, 10, ~ 50.
occurred by dcea OF trnet on the premises. All
conveyancing aud stamps et the cogt0f eA1
purchaser 930l dowl on the daYpf eala.
nyss tIpssI ! GREEN 8 WILKINS, Aacts q
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PROPOSALS.
nEPAkTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

II wasHIyero,, d. o.. May 8 1877
Proposals win be received ct this Department
the Of B4ot S suidins for the n.a .s
on Esssrsa No J. in .hi. city, seoSfdiss "a
plans end organizations that can DO seen at the
building can be obtsinsd. said proeea.ls to ss
different kinds of work.
No proposal will be entertained from any. per
sen who 10 not known to be practical builder.
Bidder are req auested TO stste the hortess time
possible In which the building is to be com mpeted,
fhe Department reserves the righ: to reject any
Gil BIDS If IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so. and NO bid will be recet we'd
that does not conform to the require nents Of the
plans and specific ncstioRs and Of this advertise
Ninety per cent Of the amount Of work done and
materials fu rnished accord ng TO contract price,
tsaid amount TO be ascertsihed by the estimate OF
the supertintenssnt,, viii be pal paid from time to
Istained until the CON pieton Of the oonsrao. and
The tine * sas By the
sssssi .as ss1sr sss s sssia. M q
shs G5 the ssG1Tty e be
bi.s1ics ATTORNEY, or Clerk Of the United ssssss
Of aud saar...ed aSs ne se
'hs Tsxhc
PsoPosAIss sISSao SeR SAFThs iE5izss'R seR TIE WIN
ss by 3 81 aP. = Gss s
Once OF the superintendent of india Afiairs for
the Northern SupeItRtendency, Omaha City, Ne
braske, for fur rnishfng subsistence to the Whine.
baao Indians ut their reservation IA Nebraska,
l.loo pounds & Beef per day. net weight.
200 pounds OF Flour Per day, ssd
SEQ pounds Of Salt per month up to the LIST day Of
Also. from and after the lst day OF Ausust, 1857,
70 the lst dag Of June, 1885, the folio supplies,
$50 pounds of Beef Per day. net weight. aud
500 pounds Of SAlt per month.
All articles Of subsistence furnished must be o2
good Qualtty and subject TO inspection and rejec-
tfon BY the agent Of the WinneDsgoes.
The right 10 reserved to increase diminish tho
amount Of snDpliss at the discretion Of the Super
intendent Of Indian Affairs for the Northern
Also, ts ten minate the costract that may be en-
tered into on giving the contractor Or
The oontractor will be required to execute q
the faithful fulflment Of the contract.
The party or parties to whom the award II made
must be prepared at once to execute the contract
and give the foQutred bond.
Separate proposals will be received fer each
article of Subsistence called for in this advertise
The right is reserved to reject any or ell bids
Bidders must give their names In full a. we'll 20
their places of residence.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cat.
tie for the Winnebago Indians"
myc.slt Superintes dent oi Indian Ansirs.
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klY ii. C0LMAN Il CO.. Auctioneers.
- Nos. 29l and 293
Pennsylvania ay., between 9Th and 10th streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE TWO STORY
fRAME BUILDING FRONTING ON L ST
NORTH, BETWEEN 22D AND 23D STREETS
WEST. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 7, at O'Clock,
we will sell in front OF the above premises that large
Gated upon Lots numbered Is and 81 five and six, in
Square number l52) fifty two '
TO be sold subject to lease upon It of years
with privilege Of renewal OF the lease for aBoth
er years " ''A
The property is now paying rental of Five Hun.
tenants. - ' ''S' eooA
Particulars made known Mt time of sale
Ierms cash. Sl0O requifed down a. soon A sold
JOS. II. HILTON, Trustee
II. COLMAN q Co, Aucts.
my " lV ---.-s Is. L. BROOkER, Salesfnai,'