Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1865, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. | (i. Wyte Ste | 7 nici nade kL. GEN. SHERMAN’S FAREWELL AD- DRESS. Geveral Sherman left en Wednesday for New York and the West. The following is his | farewell address to bis ary: i Hrapquarters, MIpDLE Diviston or THE | MicsissiPPi, 1N THB Fighp, WASHINGTON, VD. | ©., May 30, 1°65—Srgctat Fietp Orpers, | No 7¢.—The General commanding announces | tothe Armies ef the Tennessee and (zeorgis | tDatthe time bas come for us to part. Oar work is done, snd srmed enemies no longer defy us. Scmeof you will be retained in ser- vice nntil further orders. Andnow that we | are abont to separate, to mingle with tne civil i world, it becomes a pleasing duty to re call to mind the situation of national affairs when. but \ little more than a year ago, we were gathered | about the twining cliffs of Lookout Monn‘ain. | and al} the tuture was wrapped in doubt and | Uncertainty. Three armies had come together | from distant fleids, with separate Ristories. yet | bound together by one common cause—the | union of our country and the perpetuation of the goverrment of our inheritance. There is no need to recallto your memories Tunnel Bill, with its Rocky Face Mountain, and Buz H zard Roost Gap, with the ugly forts of Daiton | bebind. We were im earnest, and pansed not | for danger and difficulty, but dashed through | Snake Creek Gap. and fell on Ressacca, then | to Etowah, to Dallas, Kennesa and the | beats of summer found us on the banks of the | Chattahoochee, far from home and dependent | on @ cipgle road for supplies. Again we were potto be Deld back by any obstacle, and | crossed over and fought four heavy battles | forthe possession of the citadel of Atlan That was the crisis of our history. A doubt still! clouded our future; but we solved the problem, and destroyed Atlanta, struck boldly | Across 'be State of Georgia, secured all the | main arteries of life to the exemy, and Christ- | mas found us at Savannah. giting there only long enough to fill our wagons, weagain | began a march, which for peril, labor. and re- | sults, will compare with any ever made by an organized army. The floods of the Savannah, | ; the swamps of the Combahee and Edisto, the | bigh bills and rocks of the Santee, the fiat | quagmires of the Pedee and Cape Fear rivers, | Were all passed in midwinter, with its floods | and rains, in the face ef an accumulating | enemy; and sfter the battles of Averashoro | and Bentonsville we once more came ont of the wilderness to meet our friends at Golds- boro. Even then we paused only long enough | to get new clothing, to reload our wagons, and sgain push on to Raleigh, and veyond, till tour enemy, sueing for peace, instead | , and offering to submitto the injured | laws of her and our country. As long as that — enemy was defiant, nor meuntains nor rivers | nor hunger nor cold had checked us; but when | he who had fought us hard and persistenly | offered submission, your General thought it | ‘wrong to pursue him further, the negetiations followed which resulted,as you all know, in his surrender. How far the operations of the | army have contributed to the overthrow of the confederacy, of the peace which now dawns Upon us, Must be judged by others, not by us. But that you have done all that men couid do bas been admitted by those in authority; and ‘we bavea right to join in the universal joy that fills our land because the war is over, and our government stands vindicated betore the world by the joint actionof the volunteer armies of the United States. Tosuch as remainin the military service, your General need only to remind you that | successes in the pastaredue to hard work and discipline, and thatthe same;work and dicipline, are eqaally important in the future. To such &s go home, he will only say,that our favored country is so grand,so extensive, so diversified in climate, soil and productions, that every man may surely finda home and occupation suited to his tastes; and none should yield to the natural impotence sure to result from our past life of excitement and ad- | venture. You will be invited to seek new ad- venture abroad, but do not yield to the temp- tation, for it will lead only to death and dis- appointment. ‘Your General now bids you all farewell, ‘with the full belief that, asin war you have been good soldiers, so in peace you will make good citizens. and if. unfortunately, new war should arise in our country, Sherman’s army Will be the first to buckle on the old armor and come forth to defend and maintain the govern- ment of our Inheritance and choice. By order of Major General W. T. Sherman, L. M. Darron, Ass’t Adj’t Gen’l. @7 The Directors of the Philadelphia Mint gives notice that the bronze one and two. and the nickel three cent coins, can now be had at the Mint, withont delay or limitation as to amount, in exchange for gold or silver coins, or lega) tender notes of the United States. The new three cent piecesare putup in bags of thirty dollars éach, and this sum or any larger amonnt of which thirty isa multiple, will bs gent when ordered. Rasonable expenses of transportation in sums of thirty dollars or up- ‘wards, to any point accessible by railroad or steamboat, will be paid by the mint. The Adams Express Company will act as agents for parties orderizg cents, &c., and the coins ordered will be forwarded when the money is received. i] | \ | Crops in West VirnGinta.—We learn from our country friends, that the prospect for an abundant crop was never more flattering than at present The wheat cropis said to look unprecedently promising. Our farmers, avail. ing themselves of the forwardness of tne season, generally planted their corn early aud their crops are growing finely. Such luxu- Tiant grass as we have is not surpassed any- where. We predict an abundant ciop this | season of ceresis and grass.—('larkeburg Tele- graph. S7 A singular accident happened in Spring- | field, Mass., the other day. A five-feet drive- | whee! for a locomotive, just from the foundry | was lightly tapped with a hammer by & | werkmn, when it burst, and a portion of the Tim apd several spokes, in nearly a quarter | of the entire wheel, flew some fifteen feet, bat fortunately injuring nobody. There was a | a similar accident a few days previous, when & workman was wounded in the leg. These | are the only instancesever knownat the shops | im thia city. | {7 The rebel Gen. Hood having crossed the Mississippi at Tunica Bend a party of -0 Uni- | ted States troops were sent in pursnit and suc- ceeded in capturing his baggage and uniform. He himself escaped in the night. i[7 It is in contemplation to give a grand re- ceptionin New York city to the returning vet- erans of the national armies, and to have a re- view en masse of such of them as return to and pass through New York, in which Generals Grants and Sherman and other distinguished mihtary chiefs shall be invited to take part. SF The first vessel since the exportation of horses and mules was prohibited left New Haven, Tuesday, for the West Indies, witha cargo of horses and mules. Before the war quite a large busines was done in this line a: New Haven, and there is now a prospect that it will revive. &7 The ironmasters of North Staffordshire bave rejected the compromise proposed by } the pudélers on strike. They are resolved to adhere tothe terms which they offered to the men In the first instance. m7 Gen. Scott was walking about the streets ot New York on Wednesday. in civilian’s dress, and in good health and spirits. [7 The new machine shop at the Norfolk Navy Yard, almostentirely destroyed py the rebels in 1-62, is rapidly rebuilding, and will be 1p readiness for occupancy in two or three weeks. The machinists at presentare at work in the boiler’s shop. S7 The Dayton Journal says that the tobac- €0 growers of Montgomery county. lnd., are discouraged by the condition of the tobacco Market, nearly all of them having failed to Gispose of last year’s crop, and permitting their“plant beds” to go to weeds, are making preprations to plant their fields in corn. @7 Gen Ortega, who comes (by way of San bbl ine ie et of the Mexican (Jua- is hourly expected to a: e at Memphis. saat sa | 7A learned Arab is translating the «Lite | of Cesar” into Arabic, and intends to dedicate it to the Emperor. ih «7 Butter is commg down. A Boston who recently purchased itty tubs hap } $300 to have it taken off hi: cost. The great grass crop causes this decline, for which all consumers will rejoice. (7 Within the past week the trade betw, Baitimore and Richmond bas increased toan enormous extent, and there are now nine com. modious and swift steamers engaged in carry. ing passengers, merchandise and produce be- tween the above and intermediate points. Qg-It is stated that the Memphis and | Charleston Kailroad Company owes the State of Tennessee $300,000 and that the State will soon take possession of the road to secure the debt. The road is sadly out of repair, and will reguire a large outlay of money to put in running order. 87 Cleveland bas set a good example to the | other cities of this State, by appropriating | 26,000 to prowide tor receiving the returning | veterans. | as on of the theatrical wardrobe of | A H Davenport, valued at $200, was stolen | rib his residence in Savannah, om the 12th | st. ' 87 Washington is known asthe father of | his country Jeff, we suppose, will henceforth be Known 4s the mother of the confederacy.— [Chicago Tines. The evening before Listz, the pianist, 2 ey Kive a farewell took the cowl at Rom: soiree to “the world,” and executed several fine pieces at the residence of the Princess erin. Fit boty ae Bar | | { | | | \ \ \ | (re gams | q z. Bo. | | your cesires, 1 -3t* CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, &c. TA @TACKPOLE WILL IN THOME Common Council by Many voters of the First Ward. my 3t-3t* ».—Mr. JOHN TYNAN will jars wand a8 af Unconditional Union candidate for the Common Council from Ward, by hests of voters. ™: AMEB B. HAZ BL will be sapported the Fir, y mie R. Yor ihe OOMMGN COUNCIL by on Usiaeacf the FIRST WARD. myai-te” Sy Ben Ee ER A IRST WARD UNCONDITIONAL em : TIOKET. es SS Collector— For Cole TTLLIAM DIXON. For Register— SAMUBL BE. DOUGLASS For Burveyor— WILLIAM FORSYTH. For Alderman— WILLIAM B. MAGRUDER. Por Common Council— J4MES KSLLY, JOHN A. RUBEM. OLABENOE B. BAKER. may 8-tf_ SECOND WARD.—WILLIAM BUTHER- FORD will be supperted for the Board of B Couneil at the enzqing June election by -4i* ANY VOTSRE. (yg -sacen WARD REGULAR NOMINA- TIONS. For Collectar— WILEIA MDIXON. For Register— a SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS. For Surveyor— WILLIAM FORSYTH. For Alderman— BAMUSL W. OWEN. For Qommon Oouncil— saMUBL a PEUGEH. GEORGE T. RAUB, For Assessor— _my 20 te GEORGE W HARKNESS. SECOND WARD BLECTION NOTICB. It being understood that Mr. L. J. teu. who was nominated at \em Commo: _my 3b tie Commen Council. the friends of U Erq.. present his name for re-election. | m 17-te* | { | . WH as ssensor, Of the Bix! ard. te’ be | tbe Unconditional Union voters at FUTURE Days. 3 mates MANY Vorgns. | [RY OX#EN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ; PUBLIOSALE FIVE MILES FROM TAROITY, CF Sroutkeuy NOMINATED OR THR TTE 7 ROA ALO ABLE UNOONDITIONAL UNION TICKET. j on wouDaY A al PROPERE Seton ‘ise the premises, a Farm of res, part of “Po- For Collec rcLIAM DIXON. Tonk,” the estate of the’ iste Dariue Yor Reginter— Tey apd TOLDIng peck tO Rock Graken which |AM'L B. DOUGLASS there is a good Meadow. This Farm was High . sever: For Alderman | op, eine the farce of Mr Ley end tr dona Be JOBN H. PRAKB. | Clegett, and is within balf a_mile of ‘“Bilver For Common Couneil— | Spring, the residence of Hom. F. P. Biair.. Pers WILLIAM TALBERT, | sons withing to examine the property are referred GRBONGE R. purrs HES B. Clagett or Mr, James Selden, ese ad | “Ae the same time and place will be sold the fol- yr Assersor— mi9 cote “CHARLES B, NELSON. THB LOYAL OITIZENS OF THE SRY: em opposed to the return of rebels to their former homes, have made the fol- ENTH WARD. lowing nominations: For €ollector— WILLIAM BIXON. For Beginer For Burveyor— AMUBL B. DOUGLASS. WILLIAM FORSYTH. For Alderman— GEORGE MATTINGLY. Coureil— For COM ENEY MKNIGH T H. BARRO GEO. B. CLARKE. T. my 2)-te ONDITIONAL UNION TICKET— (Cy POON RVENTH wand. -1CKBT For Collector— WILLIAM DIXON. For Regiater— re GAMUBL B, DOUGL For Surveyor— ASS. WILLIAM FORSYTH. For Alderman— THOMAS B. LLOYD. » on Counci For GommOnN G. DUDLE WILLIAM T. WALEBR. G@BOKGE WRIGHT. Y, my35. ‘em UNION. SECOND WARD NOMINATIONS. For Collector— WM. BIXON. For Register— BAML. 5. DOUGLASS, For Surveyor— WM. FORSYTH, Por Alderman— GEO. H. PLANT. For Common Counc'l— WM. PETTIBONE, WILLIAM THOMAS, H. OLAY BTEWART. For Assersor— GEO. W. HARKNESS, _myl7-dte [Intel&Chron.} TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD ex WARD.—I notice that some person has apsounced me as a candidate for the B Common Qouncil without authority. Th iafora my prance nae bg nae & candi e Board of Common Council, but I am date for the Board of Aldermen ss S™ 880 my 30-te NOBLE D. LARNER. THIRD WARD. For Common Conncil— OHARLES P. WANNALL. MANY VOTERS THIRD WARD.— FRED’K L. HARVBY ard of Common Gouncil at the epee June election from the Third Ward, "* °2*ing my22-te MANY VOTERS, UNION TIOKET, THIRD WARD. For Collector— W. DIXON. For Register— i DOUGLABS, 'W. FORSYTH. For Alderman— . THOMAS LEWIS. oF Counc SWRY JANNRY, J. W. SIMMA. 4. @. HALL. myn UNCONDITIONAL UNI THIED WARD. © TICKET. Por Coliector— WILLIAM DIXON. bel Hr aeun B. DOVeLAsS. \Frveyo! =e WILLIAM YORSYTH ay “ROBLE D LARNER, oR \_— For Oomm sO aN W. SIMMS ALBBRT G. HALL, CHARLES P. WANNALL. THIRD WARD. For Alderman— NOBLE D, LARNER. my Il-diwkeote Many Vorgars. FOURTH WARD. im Fo aConaace Counci]— wy 25-%* iste for di- _imy 30-3t* will be supported for eleetion a: For Surveyo: For my ll ICHAEL LARNBR. MANY VOTERS. FOURTH WARD. ‘At a mecting lately held in the Aldermen’ Chamber the following nominations were made for ward officers for the Fourth Ward: For Alderman— CHABLES I, UTERMBHLE. For Common Conneil— NICHULAB ACKER MATHBW G. BMBERY, DANIEL M-LAUGHLIN. For Assessor— SAMUEL WISE. my 29-te FOURTH WARD NOMINATION: Voters of the Fourth Ward hada enthusiastic meeting at the City Hall, May 17, a1 pominated the following ticket to be aupported the ensuing June election: ‘lector— For Colleger IAM DIXON, ister — For Re MURL B. DOUGLASS, For Parvens nd at ‘H. DONEGAN. ld: — For Alder SBURY LLOYD. For Common Connect ROBERT 8. Davis. ELIJAH EDMONSTON. For Assessor— my 26-te THOMAS W. BURCH. SAMUBL WISB will be supported for AS- SESSOB by the loyal voters of the FOURTH RD. my24 tf ie 43. A MBBTING OF THE LOYAL CIT izens of the Fourth Ward. held on Wed- nesday evening. May 3, 1865. the following gentle- men Were unanimously nominated : Unconditronal Unton Ticket. FOR COLLECTOR— WILLIAM DIXON. FOR REGISTER— SAMUBL B. DOUGLASS. FOR SURVEYOR. WILLIAM FORSYTH. FOR ALDERMAN— ASBURY LLOYD. FOR COMMON COURCIL— CHARLES by AND BEO BLIJAH BDMONSTONS FOR ASSESSOR— THOS, W. BURCH. my4tf FOURTH WARD —CHARLES H. R- emer ts asa cand: ay for re lection to ira ©! ermen, Wi e ku pported My IF tf MANY VOTERS, AT A MEETING OF THE GITIZENE 01 Dg gentlemen were ces named = the Fifth Ward. held TURBSD lay 16, 1865, the followi pa i Rominated forthe several off For Colleetor— WILLIAM DIXON. F ‘ister— eee UEL E. DOUGLAS. 8 ¥ 01 oF Sor WILLIAM FORSYTH, For Alderman— GRORGR F. QUIACK. For Council WM. P PE! % SEBGuaON, _myl8-te - MBap. FIFTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNIO} em TIOKRT. aoe The following gentlemen will be supported at the ensuing June election by the LOYAL voOTERS of the Firta Warp: For Coliector— WM. DIXON, For Registers povaLass, For Burveyor— . WM. PORSYTH. a my For Idermane ao, ¥.@ULIEK. ¥ = or Council up. FERGUSON, JAB. B. DAVIB. W.H, HAMILTON. —_ myl8-te ‘To,THE VOTERS orTHe STH WARD = ral expressed Bat Tenduid ton ase inte ai ensuin, r ele my wiltingneus to sities JOHN E. HERBILL, 5 ITIZENS UNCO —— (OF rick’ar, SicrR RHONA UNION jollector— For College TLIAM DIXON. ister— Jor Re MURL B: DOUGLASS. Yor Sarveyor— in announ WM. FORSYTH. For Alera URL OROSS. For Gop Qourelt : For URS? WARD—rIRST PRECINC1T.—Notice is hereby given, that, in confori v3sions of the o| the First Ward on MONDAY. the next, atthe shop of John Reeves, side of I street, between 19th and the Board of Common Council, t ward. Polls o; o'clock p, m. HAUP' t7o'clocka m, Pen ao eS aMUB mity t 6th da: ‘ O represen’ and cle; iL DUVAL, -te* er of the c2ty of Washington. an election wi:l be beld in the First Precinct of i of June on the south th streets, for aCollector, Regiater,and Surveyor, one member of the Beard of Aldermen, and three membe: TMAN, JNO. B, HABBIDON, ™ 2-tde Comwiesioners of Mlection, | lowing personal property:—Buckeye Mower and Beaper | two how | Shellera, W Also, 350 cords well seasoned Pine and Oak Woo which has been hauled jrom the woods and cerde bu: se Wagon and Harness, four | Herses, one youe well-matched Oxen, thoroughly broken avd it little used; MeCormick’s lIsree, Cutting Boxes, ‘an. Plows, Harrows, &c. . ver ea a d orn on a farm road half a mile from the 7th street *aleo. Large O'ose Carriage, two Open Carriages, for one and two horres, Rec it Way le will Th @ att at lo | Terme: ears, for /% a at cost of pi my 27-cod&da on jor two horses, in good order. if Pelock. ay and Bugey,and commence with the Personal ae t 10 o'clock precisely, and the Farm will be ‘or the Personal Property. cash. For notes ser. archtGRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. [Intel] Kw Caicl Quart Will be si Va.. under at 11 o’cloc! my 27-106 A.QM.U.B, which bave Terms cash in Government fands. ermaster’s Office, Depot af Washington, Washington, D. C., May 27, 1865. public auction. at Alexandr irection of Captain J.G C. Lee A., on WEDNESDAY, June 7, 1535. RTY-FOUB OXEN. en used in the Government service old the ka. H. RUCKER. Ghief Quartermaster Brig. Gon. 90} oo ot Weatiagton, Chicd Quay y of Wal FIVE ill be sold at public auction, under t tidv of Brevet Oclonel Chaties H. Tompkins. A. oi M.,at the Corrala near the Observatory, inthe it ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES, *s Offica, Depot of Washington ‘nrtons D.C, May 1, ois terwaree he direc: lashington, shington, D._O.. between AND SIX THOUSAND MULES, rm. one third cash; balance in one and two bearing interest, secared by a eed of trast on the premises; or all cash, at the option of purchaser. A payment of $1 will be required on the Farm as soon as bid off. and all conveyancing and stamps Alt OF OXEN AT ALBXANDRIA, VIR- GiNIA. which have been used in the Government service. The hereby given that in confor! visions of gue charter of the city an electio: the First Ward, on MONDAY next,at the public building on between 18th and 19th streets, ter and @urveyor, one membe will beheld in the Becond Precinc , the 5th day of J mit of Waa IR8T WARD—SECOND PRECINCT—Notica to Penn's avenue, for Collector, Regis- r of the Boar ler. Terms ca: f Aldermen and three members of the Board of Comngs Geanet corre ot ae ward: na ai n at 7 ©’cloc! Tm , and close at7 pv, m, ee RG) F. KIDWELL, NOTICE N.D HILTON. pele Ge LEWIS 1. PARKER, chave are i sale will eommence on MONDAY, May 22. 1865, at 10 o’clock a. m., and continue from day to Gay, unless otherwise ordered, until the whole in seid, ‘i "'pne mulen will be sold singly to the highest bid- ig. 5 tbief Quartermaster, Briengse a oo iel aaskineton Chief Qharterina ste Office, vee of Washincion, » D. > ¥ 20, g ove sale is still being contin a those wishing to pur: The to ted to my2y te Commissioners of Blection. ae é ob B, RUCKER, | “1 D WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice rig. Gen, an ief Quartermaster. Ss nberey given that in conformity to the pro- | _™y 26 lit Depot of Washington. visions of the charter of the City of Washington, an election will be held inthe Firsc Precinct of the Second Ward, on Monday, the 5th day of June next, at the north west corner of New York ave- nue and 12th street, for Collector, Register, and- Surveyor, one member of the Beard of Aldermen, and three members of the poate Ae Common ar il, of said Council, and an Amouor he P. HiLTON. FRANOIS MILLER, 7%. BE my%-te__{intel. and Columbi CHARDs. Commissioners of Election. S cimct of the Be lector, Register, and 8: Fveyor, Board of Aldermen. three Yam f il, apd an Asse: for said of Common Counci Fyoti ae O Wwitson, scalssionert of El se eon oners Oo! lection, Ward. Col ate { Intel. = visions of the chai an election will be held the Th 7 0’clock p.m. IRD WARD—FIRST PRECINCT, is hereby given that, in conformity to the pro- rter of the city of ECOND WARD—SECOND PRKECINCT.—No- tice is hereby given, that in conformity to the provisions of thecharter of thecity of Washing. on, an election will be held in the Second Pre- MONDAY, the 5th TUB. June, 1865, Will be sold at public ancti bidder, at Giesboro, D. O,,on SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES. Quartermaster Generals First Division, lay 29, 1865. t lashington FRIDAY, June 2, 1865, TUBBDAY. June 6, 1865, THURSDAY, June 3. 1555, FBIDAY, June 9, 1365, on DAY, THURSDAY, and PRIDAY Ww the highest of each week thereafter during the month of TWO HUNDRED OAVALBY HORSES EAOH For road and farming purposes, many good bar- ins may be had. ner for om: | acts Se Ral 22 commence at 10 a, re of the Board | Steamboat for Glesboro will leave, "eh street wharf, Washington, every hour oa Sa 6 Tn, 5 . Brevet Brigadier General, in charge First Divi- ‘Notices in the Firat Preciceot n the First Precinct o: ird Ward at the corner of 9th and for Collector, Register and Surveyor, one me: of the Board of Aldermen, and three members of the Beard of Gommon Council, to represent eaid ward. Polls open at7o’clock a.m.and clese at M sts. mber ALEX. R. 8H aku 3 TTeONe JAM. my 23-te M. TOWERS. Commissioners of Electien. HIRD WARD — SECOND PRECINCT—an Election will be held on MONDAY, Sth of Mankin & Davis’ shop, 9th street, and H, for Collector, Register, Survey- er,one member of the Board of Alderman. and three merbera of the Board of Common Council June, 1865, at between G Polls open at 7 a, m. and close at7 p.m. Le GEORGE C. WHITING, JAMES MANKIN CHARLES P, WANNALL _Iny 2-te Commissioners of Blection. FrOoSRTH WARD_ FIRST PRECINCT Notice is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- vision Quartermaster General’s Offi ALB OF GOVERNMENT HORSES. e ‘Will be BALTIMO: LANCABT READIN WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURS- MIFFLIN, PENNSYLVAN TWO M. Terms. Quaviermaster General's bidder, at the tlm PITTSBURGH, P BALTIMO&E, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, June 28. 1365. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURS DAY Tener: Offes. First Division. ‘ashingion City, May 29, 1868. t public auction to the RE, MARYLAND, June 7, 1865, BR, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, une hy G, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, June 15, 1365. AY, June 15, 1365, IA, THUBSDAY, EBNNEYLVANIA, THUBSDA June 22, 1865 June 22, June 29, 1865. HUNDRED CAVALBY HORSES ateach place. For road and farming purposes many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 A. . car in United States currency. @, _Tay)-tie3d ent je and places named b-low. viz : WEDNESDAY. ¥ P20r0s4Ls For sraTronERY. 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BUBPRESSION OF THE MBNSES, | 5. 200 reams Cartria : DISEARN OF THELONGS. LIVER KIDNEYS: | with very smooth surtees Where Age ellen AND SFLERR; BORE EYES, 80RE THROAT, aoe to malex not less than 23 pounds te the ream. c., XC. - . ing bad many years experience in the prac- 4. 100 reams Soft Wrap, Pp, 5 2 tieote ose dineases, the doctor bids dafiance to | reams white Law-cap rely satin Gatshod talent of very best quality. per re, 5. 75 reams white Cap Papen, of the very best quality, per ream. 6. reams white Cap Paper, second quality rei tae whit to Post : . ) reams w e@ Quarto ‘of ) '. glazed and hard calendered, ru z epee 4 not less than’ pounds to the ream 1 Ss. 2" reams white Post Paprr. highly glazed and all competition in their treatment and cure. Recent cases of venereal diseases cured in one | or twodays, La‘ies and gentlemen can consalt this office from 9 to 4 o’clock daily, m* ; DE, CURTI 3 3 Tus reser MEDIUM AND NaTUBAL CLAIR- VOYANT one of the most powerful healing Physicians that in finish, ruled, rs d before the public. Her see- | hard calendered, plain, and to weigh not les# than ie Ca era from childhood, Bhe ex- | » pounds to the ream. per ream. A amines diseases with perfect accuracy, and has #. 20 reams small Letter Paper, white, highly never been stown to fail. She is medicelly eda- | glazed ana hard calendered, plain, per ream. ‘ cated. and will treat all classes of dis | elect teams white Packet Note Paper, highly ©. willdo all she advertieer, as thousan slazed and hard calen ered, ruled, per ream. tify. She will also read froin the powers 11. 10 reams white Packet Nove Paper, highly resent and future 2. venue, Washington, between my 13-1m* Mbte glazed and hard calendered, plaia, per ream. 12, 100 reams white laid Comwmercia! Note Pa- highly glazed and hard calendered,ruled, per reain, ‘50 4% and 6th streets.” NM BS. H. F. WRIGHT, Clairvoyant and ms white laid Commercial Note Pas Betic Physician,(the most reliable in per. big’ .y glazed and hard calendered, piain, per city,) who” heals by laying op hands’’ allcurable | ream. ‘ diseases, may be consulied at 490 6th teed 14 5 dozen Cap Portfolios, without locks, per Consultation free. dozen Bstreet. 15. 5 dozem Quarto Portfolios, with locks, per DR. BACKER, it Wonderfal Astrologer, re quarto size, morecco . between 17th and 18th sta.,two | covors, containing | quires each . Heer ee acratarnal shane teeonek Mie, |. i qtocozen, Memorandum Books, Getaro size itrand in regard to Health, Wealth and Mar: | Meroeco covers, contair ‘og 2 quires each, per riage, Love A |, Journeys, Law Su Absent 18. tdozen small size Memorandum Books, ickne: ad Death Dr. Backer can be eriemteed from sin che woraing till Jin the eve: Butrance through the candy store. co covers, per dozen cod 6 dozem improved Ready Reference Files, per ozen. 20.10 dozen four-b) handles, silver tipped r consul i d ed Pen Knives, pearl 'AIN—Den’t spend any more time snorted styles, perdozen. Dre ots tding ith quack doctors erquack 21, 1 Mes small two-blaied Pen Koiver, medicines. See a reguiar physician at once. Dr, | pearl hanies, silver tipped, assorted styles, per my5- dozen, 8 dozen four blaile Pen Knives, tipped. arsorted styles, p-r iozen ares avery Dae Erase dozen Ivory Folders,9 inches |, inch wide, to weigh not less than 9 consent e345 dozen. wee dozen. 25. 12dozen Paper Weights, of bronze, cu and of assorted styles, per ream. 26. Sdozen Bronze Letter Cli; sorted styles, per dozen. M7. Ww pounds pure Wax Tapers, 40 to the pound, 5-I1m* buck handles, per dozen. Darby lives at 499 7th st. S. BROOKFIBLD, of Kansas, can be con- M Be ed on the Past, Presentand ature events on eet, one door east of sd street, in the rear of Doug! Hospital. She has ee ences one one athena ae eo age. @ guar faction to all those who may give her & call . m., Price one geccan be seen from 8 a, m. to 9p. m. fob ame ca 3 . 5 er poun ase eer eat Pak 8. re sinew x Matches, in tin bexes, 7 a Ls 5 EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION, cay, 10 gross Matches, of wooden aticke, made 195 & 197 Broadway, New York, without ROLpRBES in paper boxes, containing 10) oF matches each, per gro ej %, 12dozen Propelling Pencils, with box of leads ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MBLODEONS, Fivg Orn ParmtTines, BNGRAVL Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, and ELEGANT JEWELRY, fe yh, per dozen. on. 24 dozen black Lead Pencils, Faber's No.1 and 2, or others of like quality. per vee 32. 4 dozen extra large size, Cut Glass Inketands, with glass tops. per dozen OONSISTING OF 33, 4 dozen Inkstands, of class or other material, Diamond Pins, Diamond Rit Gold Bracelets, | assorted styles and sizes, per dozen. Coral, Florentine, Mosaic. J. ava and GC: ry 34 6 dozen Out Glass Inkstands. 1°; inches Ladies’ Sete, Gold Pens with Goid and eb with metal bi tops, for desks, per ozeb, Bilver Bxtension Holders, Bleeve Bat- ns. Sete of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and Ohased Gold Rings. &c., &c. VALUED AT $500,000. DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man- "OERTIFICATES paming each article and its 35. 6 dozen Cut Glass Sand- |. No. 13, per d 5 41.2 pounds White Rubber, 40 pieces tothe Vacue are" uacec retain ANY ALOE RE: pound, per pound. whio! e well m i ese Bnvelopes 2 is je the Certidcateor Order for some Art 424 pounds Black Rubber, 40 pieces to the conta’ cle, will be delivered at our office, or sent by mail | PoLmd. per pound. po aon, 44. I eany sodress, without regard to choice, on re- aa a Cloth Pen. Wi rs, per eon) ‘On +. 7 45. loz nor renze 'en- e jozen, ace what ride Ab drawn aod His Yaiue:and cam | pf, doven Gillote’s black wan quill Steel then sendONE DOLLAR and receive the article | Peps per dozen, Massacre named, or can choose any other one article on our | p27. 160 dozen Perry’s large, blue-barrel Stee} » dozen, Faribe decom Gillot’s small-barrel Steel Pens, GG. 10 gross Perry's electro-gilt Classical Pens, list of the same value. = 7 Purchasers ef our SEALED ENVELOPES may, im this manner, obtain an article worth from one to tive hundred dollars 5 FOR ON LEA, ash te qhich they need not yay unviteie koown what te ant etaes Racryie three mons Essel Pens, yer. rawn. i ue. ENTIRW SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN | ,°1-,50 grossof other Bteel Pens, assorted styles, THE EURMLA GIPT_ASEOOIATION Bates eran eres eee eee would call attention to the fact of its being the Barrel Penholde: Griginal and Largest Gift Association it the | sits ochre here eee per dozen. 000 Quills, No. 8), per M. eaten Japanned Tin Paper-Folders, per 30 dozen jet Bl Ink in quart, pint, and half pint bottles, very quality, per dozen of each size 83. 5dozen small bottles best Carmine Ink, per dozen 5 rca poleratd Wax, “44 Sticks tothe in? yu Be X@S, per pouns rs 6 ‘dozen fal 8Mucilage, with metal tops, and brush for each. per dozen. commer: The business continues to be conducted na e past year this Association has sent a large number of valuable prizes to all parts of the country Those who patronize us will re- ceive the full value of their money, as no article on our list is worth lees than Ome Dollar. retail, and tnere are NO BLANKS, Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt returns, and the article drawn will be im- "OCC ed Trunks, 15 inches Riediately sent to any Sddress by return mail or voi? dinches square, and ts inches 9 mt ‘Tha follewing parties havetecently drawn val- ies pele pei ieee pee hen able peices from ane Mureke, Association, and 63 dozen embossed Paper Boxes, 12 inches ave Kin re 6 Use O! eir names, Rg ts Oe i ‘Andrew Wilton, Custom House, Philadsipkia, | 2%,8, imehes square, and /: inches deep, per a., Oil Painting. value, $10); James Hargraves, oes ¢ dopen Relers, round and fiat, 13and 16 inches 8 of the charter of the city of Washiagton AMES A. EKI S21 Broadway, New York, Oil Painting, value, | ; an election will be held $a the ‘irst Precinct o: Brevet Brigadier General, in cha: $100; B. F. Jones, Barrett, Marshall Oo." Kansas, in ena ite cdnesive Envelopes, fer letters, the Fourth W at the Metropolitan Heok aud my %)-tje29 First Division Q.M Melodeon, value $200; . Water- | very smooth and thick, 9% inches by 4 inches Ladder Hou avenue. between 4th and sth | ~~~ a — | bury, Ot..Gold Watch. value, $12 Shaw, | Square. per M . atreets. on MONDAY, the Sth day of June next, S43 OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER’S | 224 east 21th street, New York, Piano, 5: i 20,00 white adhesive Bnvelopes, for letters, for Collector, Register and Surveyor,one member | 9 STOKES, WAGONS, AMBULANCES, &c. 3800; Mrs: Chas. J; Nevis. Elmira, N.Y.. Piano, | very emooth and thick, 8% inches by 3"; inches of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington. value, $300; Mies Lucy Jane’ > Bimira, N. ¥., . care cM i ; Board of Common Council and Assessor for seid Washincon DC Mayo eet | Cluster Diamond Ring, values $700; Mra, K’ Pen’ doar en mhite adhesive Bavelopes, for letters, ‘Ward. Will be aold at pudlic auction, under the direc. | Dover. City Hotel, Nasnville, Tenn., Meledeon, | 00: > th and thick, and in all reapects*o be of Polls open at 7 o'clock. m. Polls close at 7 | tion of Breset Ooheme Orne ee Rae Q. | yalue. $125; Oscar M, Allen, Oo. B. 12d regiment | {fst OO nuality, 5'¢ inches by $ inches square o’clock p. m, WM. A. HOOVER, M., at the Government Warehouse, situated onthe | Indiana Velunteers, Nashville. Tenn.. Watch, hers ighest q 29m . Jahan Se {auste between Band F snd 20th and 21et atreste, | ee eee ane Tpon: Co. D. With Lowa | PC. 10,000 whiteadhesive Rovclopes of the high- : ‘ a . + value, 5 i i my29 te Oomaissioners of Election. Fp CD e th ed Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, 8 ringteld: Phe ‘Melo: oe uality, to suit the small sized aote paper, OUBTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT —No- | master’s Stores, condemned as being unfit for use, | Jeon, value, $10; Jamesh. Dexter, ity Butvevor, | PES ‘1,000 white adkesive Enveloper for cards, visions of the charter of ite Girt Wiskinne | “Bsddles, Bridles, Halters, 8 Wrenchen, | Jumiea My. 157' Wooster attest eurver Bioctse, | POEM. o tored Envelopes, not adnoat provisio: e charter of the city o ‘ashing- . Bridles, Halters. Spurs, Wrenches, . a 2 . eeker, | " 6). 50,000 buft colore He dod ve, Reading jection will be held at the Soldiers’ | Harnesses, Buckets, Hammers, Knives, Anvi New York, Oil Painting, value, $100; Mrs. J. 0! woe smooth and thick, 7 faches by 3%; inches adip, Equare. Second Precinct, Fourth ister.and Surveyor. one memb: uni at seven o’clock p.m. PETER F. Ward.on MON- e bth day of June next, for Collector, Reg- er of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common and one Assessor for said Ward. Polls open at seven o’clock a.m. Polls close BACON. eorm corner 5th and E streets, Judiciary CHARLES WALTER. THOMAS GALLIGAN, my 27-te Commissioners of Election. is hereby on, an election will be corner of 3d street east day 0: to represent said ward. Polis open at7 o’clock a m. Polls clos rf pen at7 o ! SOHN MILLB,” jose at 7 GhO. M o’clock p, m. STEPH. my27 te and A Fur WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice n iven that in conformity with the rovisions of the charter of the city of Washing- held at the southwest . street acuth, ‘at Precinct, Fifth Ward, on MONDAY, the 5th une next. for Collector. RegisterandSur- yeyor, one member of the Board of Aldermeiand three membera ef the Board of Common Council oO BN YSTER WAILIS, Commissioners of Electon. F ington, an election will be corner of 3a street east and Becond Precinct, Fifth Ward. on IFTH WARD—SECOND PRECINCT-No- lice is herevy given that in conformity with the provisions of the charter of the city of Vash- held at Mrs. Ban’s, D street outh, MONDAY, the 5th day of June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor,one member ef the Board of ilder- men and three members of the Board of Oonmen Council to represent esid ward, Polls open ai o’clock p. m. EB. T. TIPPETT. Co _Ty27-te [Intel &C. u k a, m, Pelle 7 tz o'clock, 8. Bate cloe at 7 JOS H. RICHARDS. mmissioners of Blectin. jolumbian.dte.} Toel Ches Will bes five (5) day: B my 29 108 Files, Rasps, Aug Platform Seal; Paulins, Grin Becraps. Wagon Tire, foe t the toot of Nineteenth atreet, Canal, immediately Tred to pear Chesap, after the a) a large lot of Wagons, Medical bulances, Carta &c. Buccessful bidders must remove the stores within 8, Rules, Hatchet Wh jatche' nes, Dirt Sera ‘ts, and # large lot of wrought uw, I ro. e and @hio jetion of the sale above refé ‘wo ana Four horse Wagons. ‘agons, Metallic Wagon 8 from date of sale. Terms cash, in Government funds. D, H. RUCKER, iet Quartermaster. pot of Washington. rig. G a Ch: ig. Gen. an hi oe MILI TRUNK, JAMES 8. TOPHAM & 00.’ PEEMIUM AND TARX EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, wr soo ua BVENTH STREET, One Door North of Odd Fellows’ Hatt, Where they continue to manufacture and hav on eale a large and fine assortment o TBUNKS, VALISES, TRAVBLING BaGs, SIXTH WARD—FIKST PRECINCT.—Notie is openly fetta nei onfo) 'o eo Lad Gty of Wastingtoa on. Monday, hae corner of7th atreat eastand sntk, Fire ‘Precinct, Bisth Ward. for Colle jurveyor,omne mem! oO! 8 ed rman, three members of the Board of Can eS mon G1 Polla atseven o’clock p.m, jogneil and one Assessor for said Ward WILLIAM HOCKE, GEORGE HUNT, 3 J. MARION BRIGGS. ny 7 te S om will penenas ebr. pen at seven o’clock a. mn. Polls clee Commissioners of Biection_ ‘TH WABD—SECOND PRECINCT.—Notie hereby given tbat in conformity with te previsions of the charter of the city of Washin;- tor, an election wil! = oise, on MONDAY, Gol ector, Register and Surveyor for the suid c’ tbe held in the Second P: gin:t of the Sixth Ward, at the Anacostia En; ith day of June nex G it, onemember of the Board of Aldermen. and thre menbers of the Board of Common Oouncil and on Assessor. to represent the said ‘ard Pills will be opened at 7 o’clock A. M,, and wil SADDLES, HARNESS, HOBSE COVERS, ILITABY HOBSR EQUIPMENTS, ae WORD BELTS, HAVERSACKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, ee &e., &e.. AT LOW PROBES. REPAIRING, prin 3, Am SADDLERY, franks, &c., repaired promptly and thoroughly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore October Sist, 1964; also, the highest premium, a bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Institute of Washington, D. O., in 1as7. SOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va, pe pee ee eee AMUECR. TURNER, | FRANK MILLERS ae THOMAS P. WHITH. ' ORLEBEATED PREPARED epee WARD—FIRST Ses = the lowest ire EN CINCT— No anppli S22 is hereby given that io eonfor: ‘ity to th fed 6-1 . od at OTORY provisions of the char-er of the city of Washington ely Pa PRICES, Bn election will beheld at Island Hall, corner 0” irgi enue and 6th ats,, Island, Pirst Pre! RRBAP ARS AND MOWERS. Garaursse Wwarivion the Hoard idormen The “BRL Bamszes OF 1255, jurve + OD jem ol > oat ule Snembers of she Doers of Common 500) ave nN Is AND MOWERS. une . Pole iy Pelle slows st i] Woops RusPans AND MOWEES o'clock», m, Re x MATTING: ¥) ,MoCORMIOK’S BEES AND MOWSES, 3. 0, MAGRUDEB: conn ag ti REPAIRS myo) B Commissioners of Blection. | for the Machines kepton constantly. EVBATH WARD—S8 Competent Machines employed to repair ma- lectin will be siden WOnBETE of June. 1965, in | SeeGharerof the Sty of W tart at the office; PRICE ih t Ohare & ¥ Oo. corner of Marrs ant) pti ed ember poombera tthe Bose of Qelock a. wm. ‘ipery. The above Machines fered at FA chasin, hatever, 7.P Coles, Grand Rapids. M value, $10- Dr J.B. Sinclair, Utica. N. ¥., Framed Engraving, value, $25; Hon. | Le eet Steaua: Washington, D.C., Oil Painting, | yaine, $1. ewe permitted, we might add many names to the above list, but many persens object to our | se doing, we therefore publish no names without permission, =? Silver Castor, i uments, per M 4 Mainatreet, | Suare. for doc 70, 20,000 buff colored Bnvelopes, not a 5 very smooth and thick,7 inches by 8'2 inches square, for documents, per M, ‘Ali the Ecvelopes must have @ full pocke:, and those described ‘as adhestre must be properly gummed along the intrre edae of the lapvel. The quantities of the different articles abeve set forth are supposed to be what will be required, Letters from various parties throughout the | tary of the Senate reserves to himself country acknowledging the recefpt of very valua. | DUt the Secretary of tractors more or I ble gifts, may be seen on file at our office. ae ieht te tie e. according to the mantlontie LIST OF ARTIOLES | Departme: the act approved June 17. 1845, the Secretary of the Senate is “directed to confine his purchases exclusively to articles of the growth and manu- facture of the United States, provided the same TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH, Without regard to value,and not to be paid for | until you know what you will receive: Each of one" i -: can be procured of such growth and manufacture ue Hlegent Pegenooe 3 BIRD OF 0 60 to soy wv) | Of suitable quality, and at reasonable prices. upon 10 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases. 125 19 to 225 ) | 88.g0ed terms as to quality and price as ca; be ob- 50 Fine Oil Paintings... 25.0) to Joy wo | tained of foreigm growth and manufactare.” A 20) Fine Steel Bugravings,Rr'm*d 12) to 25 9 | Preference will therefore be given to the produc- 100 Music Boxes. 12 (0 to 45099 | tions of American industry: aad all persons making proposals to supply any article will state 100 Bilver Revol whether the same is of the growth and manufac- 40.00 i 35 e of the United States, Uy Bette Bilver Te: ade *ophe articles must be delivered at the office of Bpoors 30m | the Secretary of the te at Washington, free 10 Gold Huntio 15) a | Of any charge for carriage, on or before the first 5 v tober next. 29 Ladin Gold ea wo | an eee ticle must be of the very best quality, 00 Bilyer Watches. 00 ee cant unlessan rior quality is called for. 2500 Veat and ‘Neck Chain ote os ‘A sufficient, specimen Of each article proposed 2000 Pairs Bar Rings,(new st¥ies) is: to for (of paper halt a quire, adil of envelopes 22) 8 300 Gold Pencilaand’Pooth Picks 3 00 to to accompany the proposal, apd to be marked with S00 Onys and Amethyst Brooches W to the name one Broposer, Sat: ot zaver be i per ream. w 3000 Lava & Florentine Brooches 0 j rer fonaaing! Pe pe a 1000 Masonic Pini _—— — 20°0 Fine Gold Wateh Keys. 500 Childrens’ Armlets... 2500 Bets of Bosom Studs. ... 2500 Enameled Sleeve Buttons__ 1009 Plain Gold and Chased Rings 5000 Stone Set and Seal Rings 5000 Leckets, all size: = | person offering to farmish any such class at the owest price ‘quality considered) will receive a | contract for the same on executing a bend, with two or more sureties eatistactery to the Becfetary | of the Senate, for the performance thereof, whick pond is to be filed in the office of the said Becre- tary within ten days after the proposal has been 2 ¢ cab sh 8 Sesssesssssss: 23 A PCOMMS UM me Comte coRBAD KH Lom RD Co mn Comm en SS 10000 Bets of ies el: 00 accepted if articles contracted for should not be de- Ae Gold Pens, Bllven “Ex Cases. i A s livered within the time stipulated. or should be 5000 Gent’s Breast and Scarf Pins. 00 29 00 | inferierin any respect te th: mple, the bond of 3000 Ladies? New Btyle’ Belt the contractor will be put in rut. Buckles... 00 650 Proposals should be endorsed *‘Proposals for 2000 Chatelaice and Guard Ch: ote 20 | Stationery forthe Benate,’’ and jirected to the 1«0Geld_ Thimbl ‘0to 750 | Secretary of the Benate at Weskingen i 2000 Bets Ladies’ 10 00te 2000 Proposals and specimens must delivered at 10000 Gold Grosses 50to 600 | the office free of charge. 6100 Oval Band OOto 2 00 JOHN W. FORNEY, 4:00 Chased Brac Oto 16 00 Secretary of the Senate, United States. pete Pastel Mto 500 | je2 lawit e| ‘e1 500 New Style Jot and a sao 436 SPRINGASSORTMENT 496 rops_. . 700 aT 2000 Gold Pens w h Gold Mounted R’s SGoony Holders. 300t0 5.00 MAS Be S7_A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE | DI Ren ABOVE ARTIOLES DOLLAR RIOB ADOBNMENTS poses A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR { SEIT Spat § gadis 5 whe: GB. ‘ive Sealed Envelopes will besent for 31. | PAPER HAaNGl . Bieven for $% Thirty tor; Bixty-ave for sii; |, A select and varied stook,ot Git, Medium and 6 Hu: for be. ings. Con- DeTAGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERR. tre Bidves. 0-1 embracing the Largest and Hand somest assortmen nited States WINDOW Gur patrons are desired to send SHADES. avender, Chocalate. Brown money when coavenient. Long letters are un- i 1, Green, Pink, Li Bore Exits Rat es nid nes fety. wens aad Gilt. Wincor Bhades, ® variety of patterns; Orders for BBALED HNVALOPES must in every | shade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. PERERA ARETE | a PTRRSUAD BTAMML ing. c . aife plainly written. Letters should be addressed to ,,Bilxand Wo! e Cord sn ferent sizes and rere. 8 beautiful assortment. the Managers, a8 Bings. N: folloyrs: ieture GOODWIN, HUNT & 0O., ig OVAL PIoT ‘ ; : FRAMES. man Bea epee en at Se Se te TRAWBEBRRY BASK STS! Ia. 8 variety of fi Ss SEER eEeRY BASERTS!! ed ‘tock of stanll-sined Ovel end Carte de Visite ABKBTS 11! DTRA WHE TS.00 PEE BUN: Die | All may now enjoy the lager of delicate fraits | ENGRAVINGS & PAINTINGS. - from picely venti! jets, with such ic A few choice Engravings and Paintings always Seen ee te renee Gntll ready for use: ‘Orders for f 4 Paper Hanging and Window Shades perior in every respect to an: punctually attended to, and ited im the best ral eb inune tnd wo ge the world Banner. im city or country. pee = tofruit arowers anddealers are requested tocall , "7 Terms Cash for Goodscr Labor eed ex J. P. BARTHOLOW, 4 6 486 Savexte ABET, "486 * Sse strest, | 86 eignt cborsanove Oda Fellows? Hall, between Pa hie tae joe? sofa __ Washington. D.0._ my 12.0039 2 ington, D0. ELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU I8 “FA ittsent in taste and odor, free from, alt is [ous propertics, and immediate in iw ac- mar 6m | _—— as ANHEOD ANDsebere a a VIGOR ABE Teg. aed BXTRAC? BU. ( isd ap way Sms