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4 ACHr CLUB SMOKING ToE.cCn

ACHT CLUB SMOKING TaRACCo
Is eyerywhere pronounoed, ~ cons e;s4t Judges
&c be So peTi0r to others tor the TO laNi,- 1000.
IL 10 made OF the finest stock grown
IL has mild ans agreeable srnlls
Ii Is snti nervous Ia It's effects "a
IL IL free freID dTNgS, ths Ntnoffzs
Having also been extracsed.
IL leaves no acrid. Gisacreeable after fa,te
Does Lot sting or burn tfo tOngGs
Leaves no offensive door IN The rom
orders Tor elegant aleerNhanp7 o. ses
Are daily packed I'm various bags
II is of bright golden color.
Eeins very light, cue pound viii last
Two OF three times az long as otbers.
Boy II, try II, and convince yourself. y
Your dealer 1Oes Lot Keen In AK him 70 Rrt Il
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BANKERS.

IA. BUZZ. Treas. y.B. BRYAH. Prss..
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
(Charted BY OongrsaJ
PAYS INTEREST ON DlPosIrs.
Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bouaht ana
sold.
Highest market prices paid Tor Land Wsrr.nt.
Afuh supply Of Revenue Stamps kept constantly
'. .1e. ssls-h
JAY COOKE . CO..
BANKB
YIYfKINYH STREET, OPPOSITE fnlAsv,v
Buy and % atcurrent market rates, A
constantly on hand full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
eEvEH-TBIBTIEs, AND S6MPouUu
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, 30, sxecutss
aud collections made on oil acoessibls points.
sel-a
v IRsT NATIONAL BANK
or WASHINGTON.
Il. d OeOKk, tsf jay Cooke d Co. :, Prss,ds,t
VIII. s, HUNTINGDON, Cashier,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
BInASCIAL AGENT OF TIE UHITsl
STATES,
lsta sweet, oppo,itstAs Tsass-y Dspay,w.Ss
Government Securities with Treasurer Un,ss
etstes.
- ONB MILLION DOLLARSA
We buy aud sci, all Glasses OF 6OVERRnKy,
SFCURITIESst current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and wake ColIacf.~..
- ALL TEE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THs
UNITED STATES
We purchase Governments Vouchers On IN.
sOST FAVORABt6 TERMS, and Nv, car.
fcI attention to
ACCOUNT OF BUSH ESS MEN s~x FyRhs
and to any other business entrusted to rs
FULL IMPORTATION fr regard To GOVERN
MEsT LOANS at all times oheerfulIy furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
Fashin eton, March ~. I85 INIT
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AUCTION SALES.
RT OOOPEB LATIAER, AGs:ssassrs,
~ Late clerks with J. O. Mcclure 90 \
southwest corner Of PepnEylvania svenue nd I'M
street, Star Once Building.

kT OOOPIR LATHE, Asss:o.ssr.,
a D L:ts slsrk: Xi;h =: g: Eeauire 8 6o.:l
Strsst, Star Once Building. ''''
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEaANr eastwood
f fAABBL9k sgIrxs, r R3sETE99SP 0aAMsss
sSgIRnl1S w xISSr EX sEsssTSSSp
BBOokrrAsTs; MABBLE-ToP TABLES. &c,
~ Aao on cwIkohSsSEsDAy MORNING ~
yemIer IS s, 10 o'clock, at the ware
and D street we shall sell, BY ca.a a,Esnns
his en,iIe stock Of Parlor and Chamber Furniture,
Rosewood Psrlor Suite. upholstered in dark IL.
uIed Silk Brocatelle, 10 piecesl
walnut Psrior Suite, upholstered IN "a ne Is
wslp Ut Psrlor Suit. Gothic pattern, upholstered
Walnut P.rIor Suite, upholstered in Blue Rep, (s
Walnut HSircloth Psrlor Suite, 70 pisce-p
Library Suite; Turkish pattern, upholstered in
Crimson Rap a piecesl
acseweoG, Walnut, and and Oak Hall Chairs
turkish Loupges, in Green Ben. Turkish Chairs
Walnut %pS S, Oat Lounge. Rocking Chairs
aSUt Ma msrse sfGa Eiss9 Stands
Cane Seat Chairs sno Rockers
y asniifcent Solid Walnut Canopy Bedsteads
Magnificent Rosewood Bedsteais
Solid Rosewood, Walnut AID M'h h Dressing
. . bureaus. wiz French pl9te Mirrors
SOLD Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Wash
stands
Solid Rosewood, Walnut, an Mahogany Ward
robes
Walnut Marble-top SiGehcsrds
" air ut Il xteusIon Dining Tables, &c &c.
Terms 500 and nnder. cash, over that amount
q credit Of % and 90 days. for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
COOPER & LATIMLR, Aucts.
We would call the attention Of the public gener-
9 ny to this sale. the Furniture all being of Mr.
Kirby s own make; whose reputation is well known
To The citizens of Washington.
Persons having articles with Mr.. RirbS for re-
pair notified to cali Ter the same before the dag
OF sale. otherwise they win be sold pay charges
&C IS dads COOPER 4 EATIMER, AuCts.
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by GPEEN & WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers,
No. o26 Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID Hts

The undersigned will by virtus Of . deed of trust
from ii Gay smith. dated the 10Th day of FEB
rCsfy ast recorded IN Ll Il. G. e No. 81, fOliOs
-, hno of the land records of Washington county,
~ Z sell az nublic auction the premises on
NEIh sSDhf, the nth day Of Noyemher neat,
AT clock M, part OF lOtl in square ~, in the
CITY OF Washington beginning for the same at the
seuihWest corner 81 said lot and running thence
north LIS feet S1z inches thence in south easterly
erection III feet ia INCHES to point on New
Hampshire avenue which Is distant a feetS inches
from the corner If said square formed by the inter-
secilon O. said avenue with north street, taeuce
Mith the me OF salG aVouUs to said NJ street, aud
thence aiong the line of said n street ,OI feet to
the Place OF teeinling
Terms Of sale: One third cash, anil the residue in
two equal instalmspts at and twelve mouths.
viii interest from the daJ OF sale. scared By the
purchaser : notes ana deed o. trust on the prem
ises. Al conyeysDciGg aud stamps 1t toe pur-
chaser cost. II the.teru1s of ssle are not tIn-
pied with N five day after the sai the property
viii 20 r. sold at the cost risk of the Erst
WM, R. woo1wAEDl rrr,..o.
&C g eoEds GREEN 3 WILLIAMS Aucta
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EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO

EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO
LIS also very good article, and axes ga excellen.
smoke, 1t Is much lower in price and Of heavier
boGy than the former, and its Eaie. wherever In
troduced, Is not only perm sneut. hut constantly
on the increase. Orders for elegsQt Neerschau.l
Pipes are also placed in the various bags OF this
brand daily
BE SURE YOU GET LORILLARDy
We are still packing Sle0 daily in C.afury Chew
Inc Tobacco, and have lately impro red lie quality
very much. Sc 50 "a
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L Oh WALL PaPfRs,
WINDOW SHADES. &c, .
co TO
EIpWELL & HEEDERsON's.
SOC HIyTH sTzzEr,
&C 9-lul' : atom Eail.
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ltY CHARLES ELOMAE,
~ Zeal Estate Broker, ass Seventh street.

49, On MONDAY. November .. at O clock o.
81, m on the premises we will sell a three story
Iiu Brick House of ii rooms. New Jersey ave-
nue., between X and L streets south. with a
side lot the whole containing about 8 100 square
feet. Will be sold separate or together as desired
Also,
AZ o,eleck p N. same date, G two story Frame
house, No. % w ashingtol street. between 9Th aud
5th VT st and u ami y north. House contains i've
ooms, with q GOOD sized lot.
Terms: One third cash: balance in G, L. and I3
months; notes secured 10y a deed of trust Convey
anclng and stamps at purchaser 8 cost. o3J-d
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must have sstt Of Clothes, but whsrs vim I
md a fashionable Tailor whose charges Ara -
sor slle' Why. dont you know! ON, fHOI
sch, Merchant Tailor, ye6 Pa. aveuuo
Where car be found The lar. est stock q Tj1ncr,,
Flock and Metals generally, south OF New Yo,t
city; At the wareheu.e Of JOHN i. ILyANs
co ~ and % Louisiana avenue
n AUGUSTUS BURGpORP,
L 4s3 Pennsylvania aveuue
Furnishing Undertaking in ali its brancne,
Nv Messrs. VI W. GAIT BRO No oso
" Pa ave, are the Agents of the Amer,..D
Wa'ch Company Nathan; Pa.ek, Philipne + 40 ou
seletrafed watchmakers. Geneva: and Tor the Gor,
lam Manufacturing Company. Providence r
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NEW BUCkwHEAr FLOUR.
New York BUOHWHEAT FLOUR. os sn.s.
quality. n. W. BUBCHEII
ocl cor l4th nd y, (under Ebbitt Bou.a,
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AUCTION SALES.
RT COOPER D LATIMKB, Auotioueers
- Late Clerks with jas. @. HcGuire 0o)
southwest corner Penna. avenue And ElSyentk n:
Star Once Building

THEHE.STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 40 d
cIkH1I, SOUTH SIDE. BETWEEN eECOND
Asp IdikD STREETS, AT AUCTION
E." per 9Th, 1855, at 4 o'clock in front of the
premises, we shall sell q very comfortssle
brick Dwelling, three stories ana basement con
tanning nine rooms, with hall, gas and water good
sewerage, and thorough heating apparatus
Tbis property is ri uste Ne. 449 D street south
sioe, between "a and Sd SITS, and running through
70 Indi sna avenue. and being in central locality
should demand the attention Of parties wishing to
make pl cftable Investment.
Terms: S3a@ cash; the residue in 6 and 4?
months, with interest, secured by 9 deed OF trust
tonveyancing and revenue stamps at purchaser's
cost SlW Gown at time of sale
Possession given December LIST. IsS3
CCe9- dads COOPER A IATFMRR
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DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

4 -
C. l.. WILD, formerly Tuner of--a
w1y,s Pisnos, now OF q: u. WILD q ~
BIO = Ptsno Store, A97 llth street between Pa
avenue and street, still gives special attention
to the above. Other Instruments also r paired,
change. "a ~ Nv
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psY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS,
ID Anctioreers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 026, southeast cor ner 7th and ID streets.

No. 526, southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TIE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND AGRiCULTU BAL IMPLEMENTS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, At AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the sth Of Novem.
Sber next, we will sell, AT the Ware
AA houses ard Store OF Y P. Bartholew,
Esq, opposite the Centre Market, on eth street,
between Pennsylvania avenue And the canal, com
mencing at ~ 0 CLOCK a m, and cont nue. from day
to day until all fs Sold the largest. most plete
thral Implements offered for sale in the city
OF Warrington IS the stock IL well krewn to be
OF the most superior quality and greatest variety,
we deem II unnecessary to enumerate, but would
mention in part
Flows, Harrows. Cultiva.ors. Seed Drills
Tire Blenders, Large Platform and other Scales
Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters. Scythes, and
Cradles
With a large lot of other Agricultural Implements
ALSO,
II large and general assortment OF Builders'
Hardware, such rs
Locks. Hinges, Nails
Edge Tools and Cutlery.
ALSO.
BIacksmiths', WheelWrights' Machiaists', Car
penters', Timers AID Butchers Tools.
The Hardware Merchants Of AleXandr1a, Geor Re-
town, and Washington, Farmers and Builders in
the surrounding country, and the public in general
large, and will be positively sold without resery
ard the sale will be worthy their attention.
b IEls CT sale All sums OF and Under $50, cash.
over. and Dot exceeding : 100, credit OF sixty
days; SlaO, ninety days, for notes In oil
Of credit, bearing interest from day of SALE proper
&C 600 sd 0' c'' GSR saS WILLIAMS, Auct,.
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tsf Gkk an " lHLIANS,
II Euctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 526, southeast corner 7th sad streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY yR.Nv
hgUSh and LOT ON TWENTY FIESr ST,
NESI hEIM ZEN L. AND II SITS. NOGTH,
AT AT C1lDN.
AA BY virtue Of \ deed Of trust from Isaac
az Shorter to the undersigned, bearing Ga-e
s~-G tep smber 18th, = 7. aNd Ta~or isd IN LlDe~
y. Z. r no. IS. folio 1865, one o. the .sld records
nitbe District Of Columbia SD vi expos, t. pa5-
NC shle. In front o. The premises. on MONDAY
TIE ID cay OF November ls5S. a. O'Clock in m
afternoon. the north Ehlf part or lot numbered ten
no. 10 sgHaTO numbere ed one hundred ltJ.5 ac-
cfrOluC TO the pat or = Al OF said city
Terms Of sale ODe.hgif cash. balance az SIX
months q ON the dag of sale vita interest scared
~ de- CT trust On the premises. : % down i'm
DeGlately on the sale being made. e. ouses and
stamps AT purchaser cost.
hihBLON ASHFORD, trustee
&C H-eoaGs GREEN IL VILLA us. Aucts
sSYJ r. WHEELER & 90, Auc;iou|ars
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Tie Government 81 The t'Ls.ed state q-f IN.
8b.Tn.. nt % LILY tautual A.. a-r.,s Cd. alt,,p
NJ I.eIsODs NAo, having b n vcu We'd o.. ol
"a 's-tu Nlta tAr Itgnts specified al. ID. f,l.
lowing SruC.r, cpmuliuea within the Iur.sftc-
ZION 81 JLr % tar CONTRACTING pN-FI.s f. nalI
Sc X az ssy'uW or b. tound yylta.n tba terri.
torres a. IL other f.rs ere , Z lat tats hail
only be- lUH-.u pom sCch rNI.Hac. 81 cr.,,. mall.
~ a.. a,cuT diuE TO he lave 81. the plac4 syhera
tie fuEI-iNe o. person 50 charged shall b. found
would lUs,I.y Las or her appTs tension and
commitments Tor trial, II lhe crime has 10. ben
the - C nnlltte1.
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II the person whose surrender may ia
ciaiUCd, pursuant % the sIpula-ions 81 IA.
Present treaty. shalt have been arrested Tor th.
cOnInlsslg1 o. offences in The country vaer.
L. Ia s-uEh- an asylum. or -hll have been
convicted thereof his eXtTadl'4Jn may be de-
TERED until he shall have baea acquitted, or
have served the term OF lnUrisOument d " a .ch
b. NAV nave hen sentenced
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~ Every house mentioned 4, this list is reIi-
able and FIRST class. Have your business trans
acted with then, arr be assured Of fair dealing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1868.

people, and without false pretense we
may say you are faithful to principle The
convention tenders you the nominatian Of
Vice Presldet and asks your acceptan.
ce." Appause.
To this Mr. Coltax replied: Mr.. Pres
ident Hawley and genls-History has
already proclaimed lnat the victories Of
the party you represent during the re-
cent war always gave increased hope
and confidence to the nation, which its
revei ses and defeats increased the nat
ional peril. It is no light tribute. there
fore, TO the millions of Republicans in
the forty-two States and Territories, re-
presented in the Chicago convention,
that our organization has been so in
separable interviewer with the best in
terests of the Republic, that the triumphs
and Teverses of the one have been the
triumphs and reverse Of the other.
Since the General Of our armies, with
bis heroic followers, crushed the rebell-
ion, the key note of its policy, that 10y
atty should govern what loyalty preserv-
ed, has been worthy of its honored record
in the war. Cordially agreeing with
the platform adopted @y the National
convention, and the resolutions thereto
attached, l accept the nomination with
which l have been honOred, the will
hereafter communicate that acceptance
to you in the more formal manner that
usage requires.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11
Wen Fight il Out Here on the Old
Union Line.

Well rally again to the standard we bore
O'er battle-6elds crimson and CORY,
Shouting shall to the chief" who in freedoms eret
war,
Hath covered the banner with glory.
CHoRUs.-Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor and bummor,
And wen fight it out here OF the old union line
No odds If it takes rs all summer.
Wen rally again, by the side of thu men,
Who breasted the conflicts fierce rattle,
And they'll find US still true, who were true to them
then,
And bade them "GOd speed" in the battle.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor, and hummer,
And we'll fight it out here, on the old union line,
No oddsf it takes US all summer.
We rally again, and "that flag of the free"
Shall stay where our heroes have placed it,
And neer shall they govern, on land or on sea,
Whose treasons hath spurned and disgraced it.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldiers, and sailors, and hummer,
And we'll fight it out hore. on the old union line,
No odds if 1t takes us all summer.
Wen rally again, and our motto shall be,
What ev 'er the nation that bore us,
God bless that old banner ''the flag of the free"
And all who would die with it Ger us.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor and hummer,
And Wen fight it ont here, on the old union limo.
No odds if it takes US all summer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11
OBITUARY.
KIT CARSON.

Our despatch from St. Louis this NOR
aing announce that a letter, received
there from Fort Lynn, Colorado, says
that the removed Kit Carson died at that
post on the % inst of rupture Of an ar
terry in the neck. Kit Carson was one
of the most noted of that intrepid race Of
mountaineers, trappers, and guides that
have ever been the pioneers of civilization
in its advancement westward across the
Western continent. He was born in
Madison County, Kentucky, Dec. "a
1909, and while he was a mere infant
his parents emigrated to what is now
Howard County, Missouri, but what was
then an almost unbroken wilderness. ~
the age of fifteen he was appreDticed to
a saddler with whom be continued two
years. after which he joined hunting
expedition and thus commenced the pur-
suit he followed during the remainder Of
his life. For eight years he was on The
plains leading the adventurous life of a
trapper, which he relinquished only on
receiving the appointment of hunter to
Bent's Fort, where he continued eight
years more. At the expiration of this
time he paid short visit to his family,
and on his return met, for the first time,
General, then Lieut. John G. Fremont,
by z'hQm his experience in the backwoods
v once appreciated, and by whom,
was engaged as guide in his sub
gS4dent explorations. Ia this position he
was eminently useful, and to him is prob
ably due much Of the success of those
explorations. In 1S47. Carson was sent
to Washington as bearer Of dispatches,
and was then appointed Lieutenant in
the Rife Corps of the United States
army. In 1853 he drove 5000 sheep
over the mountains to California, very
hazardous undertaking at that time, and,
on his return to Laos, was appointed In.
dian Agent in New-Mexico. Since this
appointment he has been largely instru.
mental in bringing about the treaties be-
tween the United States and the Indians,
and on a mission of this kind be
visited Washington a few weeks ago in
company with a deputation of the red
men, and made tour Of several of the
Northern and Eastern cities.-Ne,v York
Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11
Whittier to COlfax.

Golfax !-Eell chosen to preside
Der Freedoms Congress, and to guid3s
As one who holds the reigns Of fate,
The current Of its great debate;
Prompted by one too wise, and good,
And fair, withal, to be withstoOd,
Here, from our Northern Fiver-banks,
send to thee my hearty thanks
Fer all the patience which has borne
The weary tOOt of Bunkum's horn,
The Kissing Of the Copperhead,
And Folly dropping words Of lead
Still wisely ready when the scale
Hangs posted to make the right prevail;
Still foremost, though secessions head
Be crushed, with scornful heel, to tread
The life out from It's Writhing tail
As wise, firm, faithful to the end,
God keep thee, prays thy sincere friend,
JOHN G., WHTTTIEF
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

THE CARBoLATE OF LIME.-One of
our subscribers in Arizona asks lnforma-
ton as to the use Of carbolate of lime TO
drive grasshoppers and insects from veg.
etables. &C., and its cost. In answerer,
we would state that the carbolate of lime
is powder, and cost 25 cents q pound.
1t is sprinkled on the vegetables or grass,
like ashes, and then followed with a
sprinkling of water to dampen it and
prevent the wind from blowing it off.
Whenever it disappears it should be re-
newed. In dry weather il lasts several
days. but rain washes it of. As long
as it remains the grasshoppers and all
insects keep away. Many of our citizens
are using it successfully, and regard j,
as very cheap.-OmdBG Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11
AMasNnic Biblical Lagend.

The following IS SAID TO be the expla-
nation Of the texg; "The stone which the
builders refused, the same is become the
head-stOne of the corner" Il IS said
that when Solomon's Temple was bull.
ding, all the stones were brought from
the quarry ready cut and fashioned, and
there were marked on all the blocks the
places where they were to be put
Among the stones was a very curious one;
it seemed Of no desirable shape, It ap-
peared unfit for any portion Of the bill
ding. They tried it at this wall, but it
would not fit; they tried it in another,
but it could not be accommodated so,
vexed and angry, they threw it away.
The Temple was so many years building
that the stone become covered with moss,
and grass grew around it. Everybody
passing by laughed at the stone; they
said Solomon was wise, and doubtless
all the other stones were right bat as
for that block, they might as well send
it back to the quarry, for they were
qnite sure It was meant for nothing.
Year after year rolled on, and the poor
stone was still despised the builders
constantly refused il. The evenlful day
came swhen the Temple was to be finish
ed and opened, and the multitude was
assembled to see the grand sight. The
builders said Where is the top stone {?
Where is the pinnical 90 They little
thought where the crowning marble was,
until some one said: perhaps that stone
which the builders refused is meant to
be the top-stone. They then took it,
and hoisted il to the top Of the house !;
and as it reached the summit they found
il well adopted 10 the place Loud ho-
sannahs made the welkin ring, as the
stone which the builders refused thus be-
came the headstone Of tho corner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

The Rev. Mr.. McMullen (Roma n
Catholic) has challenged Bishop Scott
{ (Methodist) to a religious discussion,
The former engaging to prove that Meth
Odism is no religion, and is anti.republic-
an. Prof. Matteson, Of New Jersey, in
behalf of the Bishop, has accepted the
challenge with the understanding that
the question shall be, as Romanisn a
corrupt form of Christianity, or is il no
Christianity {"