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GRAND MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
AMERICUS CLUB,
To THE
w HI r e HOUs Il VILION,
On MONDAY. Nav 2Ist 1855


THE AMERICUS CLUB take great pleasure in
l. announcing TO their friends aud az
the public in general that they have
chartered the Steamer GEoRGE WAsBINGrON, ana
will give a grant EXCURSION AND PIC NC as
above, on MONDAY, the 2lst instant. The Club
pledge themselves that no pains expense shall be
spared on their part to give general saisfact to
those who may honor them with their company.
7 The very best Cotillon Music has been engaged
for the occasion.
The Refreshments and Supper will be furnished
by an experienced caterer It city prices.
Omnibuses will leave the corner of Seventh and
l. streets at O'Clock, and DO At the wharf on the
arrival Of the boat at night. Pare 12x cents each
way.
o. Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admi ting Gentle.
man and Ladiee-to be had Of any If the Managers
and at the wharf on day Of excursion.
The Boat Will leave Georgetown al ] O'Clock ;
Washington at 3; Navy Yard at ~, and Alexandra
at 3.
ComMittee Of Arrangements.
Charles Matlock, John Robinson, Jr,
w. 4. Morgan, F. A. Rearden,
Samuel z. Culverweli.
Ma~agrs on tie part the Club.
s. T. Robertson, J. w. HOuck, E. b. Barrett,
g. Evens, ID. ID. Dsrden, Jno. L. Essex,
Robt Johnson, w. II. johnson, VIM. Thomas,
w. H. I. Dice, E. r. Queen, Geo. Es.ylin,
1hos. Johnson, n. Birkhead, Nicholas Raw.
may 7,9 ,L9,l4,l6,l9 ct
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REFRIGERATORS.
BY RAILROAD Object

BY RAILROAD OBJECT
TH III {" II ST.
AaN 9 9
Time between Warrington and Wheeling
but LIT hours.
RHnsine time betsosen Washington and
Cincinnati q hours
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
be had in Washington y!
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JAMES II. BURNSS
Cacop Book Stationery, Periodical Vdritfy Store and
CIRCULAT1NG LIBRARY,
No. 100 Bridge street, opposite the Mayors Once,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
Subscribers TO all the Weekly Periodicals anA
Magazines served st their dwellings.
Agent for the "Evening Star, |" where sdvertise-
ments will be promptly attended to, and subsc ip-
tons received. may "lw
PERPETRATORS,
yXIATER COOLERS, hc.-I am receiving my
w usual Spring supply Of REFRiGERATORS,
with stone batter pots, water jars, and complete
ventlating arrangement, making IL the most perfect
Refrigerator in market
Also, Water Coolers Of superior fnfh, all siIes.
For sale low by w. Ii. NARROWER,
Seventh street, opp Patriotic Bank.
NAV 4-3t
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DRESS GAPS, &c.
i HAVE this day received as fae and choice lot
L Of Dress and Infant Caps, Floss Rucbes for
Bonnets, Long and Short Silk Ruchss
A. TATE,
may I-N 3l4 Pa. sv bet 10th and llth 81
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REOPENED.
MRS FGRRAR respectfully informs the citizens
MI OF Washington that She has had her Bowling
Saloon on Missouri avenue, neal 9th ST., flied Mp
il the best hummer, which she win open on Tues
day, May 9Th. MANY fARhAk'
may S3t'
,IyBE FAMILY AT HEATHEROALE; OR TIE
Influence Of Christian Principles. by Mrs. Mac
kay.
Philip Colville; a CcvenanteTs Story, BY Grace
Kennedy
Straw Arrows, by the Rev. s. l.. Cuyier
Fo.restsr,s illustrated Juvenile Keepsake
Mhe Chemistry Of Common Life, BY J. T. Johnston
The Peasant Boy Philosopher, by Henry Mayhem.
GRAY DALLANTYNE,
MAYS SOS Seventh Of.
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obedience to tho promptings Of truly brave,
generous, ard patriotic nature, he has gCne,
ia the name Of his country, to aid 10 re.
dressing tho wrongs, and securing the rights
OF the people in whose midst his lot has been
cast. He gees in the capacity Of guide. His
acquaintance With the mountains, the valleys,
the rivers, the plains, and the habits and the
footprints OF the foe to be pursued, will rem
der his services invaluable. If you had been
in his quiet and happy home, with your cor
respondent, but day before his departure on
his perilous expedition, and had seen the
fearful eye of his afsctionate wife bent in
Tenderness upon him, and heard the sweet
voice Of his dear little boy, Us his arms clasped
his fathers neck, in tones Of melting fondness,
ex,laim, Papa, Kitty. Papa, Kitty" you
would then have seen the man-the brave,
the true. the generous man. No compulsiou
sends him as goes freely, Of his own accord
to serve bis fellow men and his country. ]
wish had space, without imposing on your
valuable columns, to give you . description Of
this noble and interesting man. That plea
sure must reserve for another occasion.
tits gratifying to the people here to sec that
Congress has raised four regiments of mounted
men for frontier service. Let them be armed
with Perry's carbiDe, without Maynard'i
primer; Perry's primer Is the more sure and
efectual. In Indian fights tho arms OF thu
troops are often exposed to rain or . damp
atmosphere, and under such circumstances
Maynard's primer 10 very unreliable, not b
ing water proof. Perry's primer is not sub
Jet to that objection, for IL 10 alike imper
vfous TO water and insensible to dampness
or ell the arms which have been brought t.
tai: country, Pe:ry's rife, for rapid shooting
end certainty Of IRE, takes the lead. Sharp
arm vouldsbe good, bat tbs Gaping aTrsgs
ment Will make IL Of doubtful success in III,
hands OF troops. For an intellissn, man, WHIT
Knows we'll how to handle q gun, and who vii
take time and pains with his weapons. Il will
do very we'll, but for Paw soldiers Il wouls
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspayts.ent.-0n Saturday, tho 9th Of May,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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II OUlS FOURTEENTH and the Writers Of his
II Age, BY the Rev. r Astin, l vol, limo
The Saints Inheritance, or the World to Come.
BY Henry r. Hill, / vol, l2mo
Family Prayers for every morning and evening In
Cummings Scriptur eReadings on Luke
Guide Book in the administration of the Discinline
Of the M. e. Church, by Rev. G. Baker. d a. l5mo
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
may 7-3 es.ssL
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NOTICE hereby given holders United
purpose completing
this will continue
Of notice, the the residue the
ohlainedsay 81 1859 SsS 05
eeived here prior TO the first day Of JUNE next;
TIVE Dxra
Iananfy ., 1875
Notice the holders OF the following
United thai this department
between the hereof and tne lei day OF
March of those stocks, amounting the 10
81 800 900, and the hereinafter
In any competition, within stated,
will be the order Of time which sad stocks
offered The certificates, duly assigned the Usied
who receive amount bsreoi
transmitted 10 this Department. The rec-p. Whereof
price will be paid compounded OF the following psiculats
I. The value, specified In each csriicaie
OF the loan authorized by the act Of
lsa6 rcdeemab,e November H. 1896 of "a the
authorized by the OF sa2 redeemahs Jsi De-
csmbe i5 10 The stock OF The loans anofzed
redeeuabe the the Jrt
Decembev 1867 and the latter the h June se Of ~ per
authorized the ae' Of irs aud re-
i-emabc as December 1854 Commonly called ihe fSan
nd.mnity,) per cent. -
g. Interest par certificate from The la oJanua,
settlement the Treasury with tho
money Of asy stnsresi
in addition.
will in drafts of the Treasurer Of
Boston, New YORK,
Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
viii be entitled to the henen, Of this notice
winch actually Treasury before the
said LIST day Of March next ..
Secretary the Treasury.
Mar 6-dtJunelif flint and star.l
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United states Patent once,

W Washington, April 10, 1873.
AN peltoR OF Wheeler and A. f. Wheeler
of W. Wheeler, the
for OF granted Aonzo and VIM Wheel
o July Is4, for .endess
powers for driving machinery for
pira,ion patent, day July
ls55--
It's ordered that The said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 25th Of June IL O'Clock,
notified appear cause,
why petition ought 10 be granted.
opposing required
Office their objections, specially forth in writing,
hearing; all testimony filed party
sa hearing taken and
rules oice which will be app
The testimony in the will be closed the 18th OF June
and other resd
office before the mornia uf that dny
ui.n within days thereafterhfsst
be published Union,
gencer Evening Washington d. O.; Daily Republi
ear, Baltimore PenBsyvanaD, Philadelphia, and
American, New York, week for tn successive
the 25b day of June the day OF hearing
s. 4. SHuGERT
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
of the above papers please copy
bills the Patent ohice with containing this
Apri2O - Iaw3w
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~ GREEN s SCOTT, Aocsloneer.

VALUABLE LAND At PUBLIC SALE ON THE SEVENTH
plank road, five and half miles from Washington
Tuesday The 3D. day of May next at IL O'Clock, viii offer
public sale which rrde handsome
location county being within short distance of The Me
opo and red sngIass soil peculiarly kind
operations will be
sale, win be given desired by
will be divided and sold several lots follows
LOT No 4.
This comprises homestead with d9 acres and has upon
handsome dwelling house, double stable,
barns, carriage house, poultry house, milk house, &C.
LOT No. ..
This lies Immediately upon Sligo Creek contains 81 acres has
with due set timothy
a all well adapted TO gardening purposes
LOT No. 2.
This adioins preceding, M has nearly all
fine souhe exposure well adapted hs Of earl,
vegetables for Market
A The sold all stock, Implements,
crop growing the veral LOIS.
first nfh will be required In
The third cash and In the balance
and three secured deed OF
personal property All under fifty dollars
all over amount gwen The
purchaser being satisfactorily eDdorred
THos p. SIMPSON.
GREEN SCOTT, J.
April 2o--TuThSatswSd. Auetoneers
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NV j. G. MCGUIRE, Auetio.@sr.
Mar 25-d2nif

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON TIE HEIGHTS
pubic auelion--On "Wednesday
O'Clock siinN sr
aud Conn. D.
United Georgetown
thr Eighth and High fhe bungs ofa
weihuilt
pantres, ge-hause,
house, uIlug, all 10
This properly attached three ground highly
wciceccd, md perfect order choice u
flowers aud shruhbsy aorn the place
understandable OF winter, large csofn
nev fniis, 4 found Fi~ p!aea
residences surround property M helhf
fail recommend IL persons desing heaun rural
residence, Title indspu,abe.
residue In eqna
and tgneeo nonth with interest secured by deed
Of fusto IN premises. JAS. q. MCGUIRE
April lid Auetoneer,
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IL with panu emoton that his associates The once
have heard of III. decease 18th Of
Mr. JOHN T. BALL. Competent for the discharge Of
him, faithful all
the undoubng confidence of his official supeo
rendered his valuable the bureau which he
Gentlemanly aabe his his
he always commanded their and had made
attached with interiors re regarded
except of all good
humble life goodness his gusned
placed estcem beside that lofty
IL enemies he had let charity
ard let silence still the If angry
pronpt aught but good
nome l.,
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Rare Chance for Newspaper Investment.

HE undersigned perfect arrangements by which
ing partner Preference would be who
details OF printing
He willing sell person with proper
half of establishment the Daily and Weekly
attached. The Union
ed reliable and important with substantial
cculation both Daily and Weekly,
and county through
and rapidly fts position
democratic well The office
profitable The
a Hoes cylinder
terms, apply THOS. J. KEENAN,,
PITrsnuRa, March ~, 1855 At Union Office
AprlQU o.
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Ffansa Pierce eSsnf Of United Of america 10 al
whorn may
Satisfactory having Ernest
Eugene cosas hiss bea appointed consul Of Belgium FOR
California do hereby
and privileges allowed Of most favored
IN he United
testimony whsreof have caused these letters be made
United 10 hereuntn
nv ri day.
IL Arr is55, ~ the nied
states OF America the seventy ninth
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
w. L. MARCY Secretary Of stats.
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Court OF Claims against the United states,
washington CITY,

THE undersigned will himself a'doouy prosecution
ofciams against the the United the
shove court eslahshed nc, Of Congress approved Mach 1851
which of all claims under IN constitution
founded law OF Congress regulation
department, any implied
with the The tnrd Stales officers
All claims against ae nasi henceth be
ecuIed aud before Congress, herufte When
cnm established sad aud appropriation
claimant will be paid
The UniI~d States.
undersigned viii also continue, heretofore the practice
Supreme the United states and the other
Of the District.
M. THOMPSON, Attorney nj Law,
An street, Washington
r. SRsrenee be had M necessary heads OF depart
and bureans citizens OF Washington and members Of Com
gress Mar i3--lmdScp
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NEW YoRK, April l9.-Cotton is unchanged with mod.
demand at previous Flour has advanced 2lS
centsgood Ohio $40 rs $40 02l8 southern, Sill Sl
623 Wheat is upward and firm. Corn ia unchanged and
in moderate demand previous Pork is trife
lowerold mess SIC rs SIG 3l14 Beefis firm, with an
upward tendency, WhiskeyOhio is better, sales
cents
BALTIMORE, April l9.Flour is firm and unchanged
of 200 bbs Howard street at Sill. Wheat is inactvesaes
of red at So 65 So rs; white at So 10 So 80. Corn Is
rather dulsaes of white at 81 81 03 yellow 81 90
81 o.
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10 AL n Ew y.

METROPOLITAN MECHANICS ISsTITUrE.--At meeting OF
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held last night the
following officers elected for the ensuing year Pre
dent Joseph Henry first vice president, Francis Mohun
second Charles +. Wood third, Joseph Bryan; fourth
VIM b. Todd corresponding secretary, Thomas Rich re-
cordng secretary Peter NJ Pearson financial secretary
Henry Janney treasurer, VIM f. Bayy librarian Hollis
Amdon directors Phineas j. Steer Thomas Creaser, Val
eutine Harbaugh Charles Edmonston, VIM. II. Ward, A.
Baldwin Samuel Lewis James 0'Ne, and Thomas Berry.
There are twenty four directors, onehird of whom are
elected every for period of three years The ninth
person named elected to supply the place made va
cant BY the election of William f. Bayly to the Office OF
treasurer.
Chief Justice Gchrst Of the court of claims ar
rived this city Wednesday evening last and took lod
inps Wizards Hotel Judge Blackiord has been in wash
ngon several weeks Judge Lumpkn may be looked for in
the Of few days
After weeks and months Of ice, aud snow, and cuttugy
cold weather. been suddenly subjected to the ferFd
heat OF summer Fires out windows Open and
not few citizens have attempted to force the sea
SON. By appearing the in white hats straw hats
and garments innocent Of wool How long the mercury will
keep up to its present mark win not undertake pre-
dict we inclined believe that there win be "a
nippng and killing FROST before the weather fairly
sets in.
The new carriage for the Western Hose Company VIII be
ready for delivery and the LIST Of May The company
win appear on parade that day with their apparatus Its
cost will be upwards of 5000.
Our river excnrsonsts viii be pleased to learn that the
White House Pavilion has been formally opened for the
eason-
Those who delight negro minsrelsy win be graied to
hear Christy and Woods Ministries will give four
Oerts in this city next week
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HOffman,s R0sendaIe Cement.

THIS hydraulic Lawrence Cement
Company and has the unqualified appreciation Of The most emit
almost
of the I'm For the
Office OF the company by
NJ. w. WOODWARD Secretary,
La Front street, New York.
Mar 25--d2mf
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Fatal Railroad accident.

GREESFrELp, Mass April ls.As the Boston train on
the Ashenot railroad coming through sharp this
afternoon this place, the engine struck Mr. Field who
walking the track, killing him instantly.
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BosToS, April ls.An order from the chief OF police d-
reefs the closing Sunday Of all barber
news-rooms, &C., within the limits Of the city.
The resolution In the house relative the alien law was
amended to allow them and hold Offices after
residence of twenty-o years.
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yaIs N a Ralyoad.

sAAAroeA On. Y.,) April ls.-The saratoga and Wash
ington railroad was sold to-day a mortgage and
bought in b. the Of the mortgage who win mos
probably organize company.
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Weather Rep.rts.

BALrraoRE, April l9.The weather is very warm. The
thermometer stands at So in the shade.
PHLADELPHrA, April l9The weather is excessively hot
for the The mercury the shade stands 50 de-
grees above zero.
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Uy- Jamestown society Of Washington City.-An
meeting the be held
O'Clock, Saturday evening, April 81 Vfgnians
respectfully invited To attend.
c. w. C. HUNTINGTON,
Apr 20-2t Recording Secretary
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0swEoo, O.. Y.,) April Is.The steamer Mayfower, the
pioneer Of the line OF run between Oswe
20 and Toronto arrived here this with fan load
Of freight and passengers This line establishes and
direct route, via the Coingwood railroad and Georgian
bay, to the upper lakes.
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NV foRK, April ls.-No tdings yet Of the steamship
Nashville She sailed IRON Liverpool Gin place Of the Pa
chs) on the 7th and h. consequently in her thirteenth dag
out
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INTa INsrALMENp.-wc open to-day the nHth install
celebrated {" housewife coitons.h We consider
them article atsbe psice In this country.
"sHAKER LONG CLoTa SHIFTING
Five opened aud shirt
ing, shade heavier thsn the housewife
The shaker ssn.nsnN use, the
hoar-wln brand ladies aud ehlaess under gsfnsnts
The above brands and have Stamped on
tsem mutt We take all mills make a hs above kd snd
have no hesitation In roncneing them The best goods Of their
lei e saw
quality
best ma the trade.
goods general family consumption
ns!aie thaa nj present
MOURNING c0oUs.
our stock thoroughly assorted AN becs goods % he
perior qualities that
especial throughout entire year
supply u all kinds Of dry goods required hr neunng
IN PURE aALI-LiSENn Goons.
We offer all stock large portion
which ireland remainder
ced from the bes, known 10 the trade "a s ieIrt
facilities enable oaT decided Bargains Ia
linen goods deal IN other kind.
Daily additions arriving Ia fancy goods.
price only
Delay in setting presen, expected
prices, dealing
AS PERRY BROTHER,
Central stores ''wes buidingn
April i7--iodf Opposite Centre Market
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by the superintend
NAVY DEPARTMENT.


Arrpal Of the United States Ship S. La,erence.--The
United States frgate St. Lawrence, Commodore Baden Du
any arrived Norfolk yesterday morning in seventy days
from Valparaiso Until recently the ST. Lawrence the
flagship 81 the Pacific squadron The following list of
her officers Commodore, Bladen Dulany; commander, VIII
liam W. Hreter leuenants, Charles H. Poor John A.
Winow, Thomas NJ. Brasher and Charles W. Place; act
ing eutepants Greenieaf Cley and William c. West fleet
surgeon, b. X. Tnsar purser, John A. Bates; chaplain
j. W. Ger passed assistant surgeon, Washington Sher
man acting MASTER Samuel Magaw; assistant surgeon
Randolph Harrison; first lieutenant Of marines Josiah Wat
son passed midshipman, George w. Young mdshpmen,
Francis NJ. Ramsey, Allen c. lizard, and William A. Kirk
land boatswan, John Bates; carpenter, William d. Jen
kns.
Promotions IN The Napy.Charles II. McBlair to be
mander the navy from the 18th April 1885, vice Gerry
lost in the Albany.
Edward Brnley be lieutenant in the navy from the
18th April, 1855, vice A. Lewis, deceased.
Edward Simpson to be lieutenant in the havy from the
18th April, 1855, vice McBlar, promoted.
William G.. Temple to be lieutenant in the navy from
the 18th April, 1885, vice W. w Blocker, lost in the
Albany.
George p Welsh to be lieutenant in the navy from the
18th April, 1855, vice NJ. Hunt lost in the Albany
Samuel r. Carter be lieutenant in the navy from the
18th April 1885, vice John O. Adams lost in the Albany
William Nelson to be lieutenant in the navy from the
18th April 1885, vice Henry Rodgers lost in the Albany
J. H. Wright to be n surgeon in the navy from the 18th
April 1885, vice s. A. McCrcery, lost in the Albany.
Passed Midshipmen w. Ii. Wilcox, John t. Barraud,
Thomas Roney John H. Upshur, John Van N. Philip, Sam
ue r. Franklin and Francis c. Clarke to be masters in the
line of promotion
Acting Secretary Of the NcryDuring the absence of Sec
rearv Dobbin the President has authorized Charles "
Welsh esq chief clerk of the Navy Department to ocate
as Acting Secretary of the Navy.
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sss The y as s, No. Wa norm ee WI @
promptly promptly - attended es.,sa, %,
CEsEaAL AGENCY Ar wAsHIscTos . The Sab,
street few doors ~ from, o. ihs Treas
espec'ni or revolutionary services and Tor apd bsunes
Having purchased OF 'hr David Darlington,
he perhaps the o"y index which was ever made 20 M IN
Richmond lie has : very papers
oser q went, ysars ense'saes ca
@ him 70 nope s' s s Z s r. a Re s y
@ aaasr the reeep, act Of March 1856 giving
q land ws wsss - s,s who rsx rp
xsysHKsess.
Hon. Henry A, Wise, Aseomae, yrsna
jamss 3. Hearh Coa,mssonsf q Pensions Richmond,
srsasrd ii. Parker. Richmond, Virginia.
Hon samasi Cation, Wasnins,oa, DC.
William !. ward. ESQ., Bal,"ose,
Levi. T'nessiahe, esq, New YORK
March 7-dAcpiy'
Asros '..s r,.ss ,s ;s s s s'ss 70,
oe goods. 20 Which v, s',. ,ss ssss 2,
s pisces superior !. ~A, e mating
: = ::;.:: !; -. g
3 sr,. .i.s Iss ss s.,, %.; -.
10 pssc~s step OH ohs, n~w styles
ss.y 400, ses Won ss,s sSSs sold cheap
e. 'Ss p, ss's' IL
10 pieces % cocoa mas,isss
10 80 - a. do
ysas.. sg.'ss r.s,.:,y .'ss ~ ne sa
ssm oss ss.p.s.y - moving % our ss ssss WITCH
April i-Ss~%~ HooE, BRo., co.
April t-at Pennsylvania avenue
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WAR DEPARTMENT

ReiqaatioaCapt Thomas J. Lee, of the Typographical
Engineers has resigned his commission In the army to take
effect the 30th of April next.