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A REsoIrr1ox In favor Of certain per,ons.
RESOLUTION In relation to small pcx.

ResoEced By the Boavd Of Aldermen and Board q
COryroa CeuHcH % the Corporations OF Gsorgetosc5
That the Mayer be, and he is hereby autoOriI d
to employ Df. Isaac Lsuck for cases Of small
poX among the poor OF the town, al rate not F1
ceeding four hund red dollars for one year from
the 1st Of November last. payable quarterly by
the Clerk TO the order ~ the Mayor.
Approved Dec. 81, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

A RESOLUTION in relation to cart, draw and

RRsoLurIox In relation to cart, draw and
wagon licenses.
Rssolvsd By the Board Of Aldermen aad Beard 81
c5mnios CoRsetl o. the Corporation Of Gsosgsfors,
That from and after ihe passage Of this resolution,
Ill licenses for anv vehicle used for the TRANSPORTS
ton Of merchand'Is within the limits Of this
Corporation shall be issued to expire on the ID
day Of December Of each and every yesr.
Resolved, That the price Of each license for
Every cart, wagon, draw or other vehicle used for
he carriage Of merchand ze shall be two dollars
and fifty cents per wear
Rssoi.sS. That the CLERK be directed 10 have
tin numbers made. and painted red fcs 1sd9:
white for 1903, aud blue for 1864, and continued
Tor successive years In the above order, one OF
which shall be given for each vehicle licensed;
aud any person using any cart, wagon, draw or
other vehicle. without having frst obtained a
license from the Clerk, and having the number
olaced conspicucu,v on the vehicle % used shall
be fined ave dollars, to be recovered as fines
usually are.
R.soirsd, That any peron forging and using q
Corporation number FOR any vehicle. shall be
fined twenty dollars, 10 be recovered rs lines
Resolved, That all lsws inconsistent with the
afOregoing resolution, be, and they are hereby,
repealed. tApproved December 81, 1851.
AREsoLurIoS In favor OF certain persons.
Reso!red by I'll. Boa,d Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council of tie Corporations Of GsorgetotcH
That the Clerk be, and be is hereby authorized
to pay to the order Of Joseph Libbey, for repairs
n Bridge street bridge, one hundred and sixty
aine dollars and - cents; to the order NJ Henry
Reaver thirtysix dollars and n cents. for bill Of
costs for October and November; 70 the order Of
John Booth, for services at the watch house to
Sept 18th, 1851, sixteen dollars; 10 the order Of
w. r. Collins, Surveyor, sI dollars and 90 cents.
Tor professional services, per bill Of July 2, 1851;
to the order Of Walter Cooley, for bill Of ice,
fourteen dollars and 43 cents; and TO the order Of
Henry Dsde thirty ninc dollars, for work done at
Forrest Hall, as per bis bill Of July /, 1851.
Approved Dec. 81, 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

SELLING LIoUOR WITHOUT A LICENSE.
ColclsZer, blacksmith, was arrested In the county
Yesterday, charged with selling liquor without q
license. and Sss fned $50 and costs by Justice
BafnaclO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

PRESESrAIIOS The officers ~ the De Kalb
RegiLsent to-day presented 10 their Colonel a
magnificent and costly solid silver tea service,
with saver richly chased and engraved 1t bears
the following inscription -. Presented TO Col.
Leopold Won elisa, commanding Regiment De
kalh by the corps OF officers Of his regiment a. a
token OF their high esteem. Camp Hunters
Chapel, Jan. 1, 1862 " IL must be highly graft
Tying 70 the Colonel To he cOmplImented thus by
his fellow-O1ncers. This set OF silver was pur-
chased al Mr.. II. SemkenS establishment
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DIED,

On the MotnIhg Of the S0th Instant, of pphOt.
fever. FRANK, E0urgest IN of Margaret L.. ala
the late DIR. Gsmaliel Bailey, aged Is years.
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DR. 3. A. VOC MosCHBIsKER has arrived, and
will open bis Oslcss ON W ednesdaY.
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wARLIKE PREPARATIONS UNABATEp.

rae LONDON PPEss on PRESIDENT
LINCOLN,s MESSAGE.
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Sex ADYERTIsRNzST elsewhere Of new book
store In JOhnk0a's Building, Pennsylvania avenue
opened by Mr.. Richard J. Joyce, an enterprisIn.
young man, qualified for his business by hf
experience In one Of our leading bookstores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

RIDING on TIE erdinanS Singer
and Charles Minget were arrested yesterday by
the Metropolitan Police In the Third Ward fol
riding on the sidewalks In the northern part Of
the city. They were taken before Justice Barna-
clio, WHO Informed them that the carriage way
was the pfoper thOfoug hfaTe fer equestrians, and
fined them 81 s. EACH, as proper mode Of I'm.
pressing the law rpcn their memory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

REALLY tn most beautiful piece Of printing In
cooIs we have ever seen, 10 the calendar for le69
Just issued by J. Shillington, Odeon Building
We had no idea that American lithOgraphy I'm
colors) had reached such point Of perfection as
10 shown by this specimen, with its xeuisite Wig.
nettes and borderings. J. .. IL certainly "shead'
Of competition this time.
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A REsoIr11ns In fav.r OF A. g oadtt 4 Co.

ReSoired by the Board Of Aldermen and Board o.
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GsoTgetohcs.
That the Clerk pay TO the order OF A F Ohdit d
Co foTtyhve dollars aud so cents for their dill Of
blankets OF Nov o. 1851. OF the station house.
Approved Dec II, FOL
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4EORaErUWN ADV EkTMTs

~NOTICE LICEHS Al persons
Ia whose licenses from the Co. pora N oi
GEORGETOWN expire OF tho Stat instant IRE hereby
notified pronStiy In renaS thu same, Oth Ivise
tEey subject themselves tn q hne. ALI the law Ia
C9mpus OFy CG the proper officers to enforce ts's
lay against siI dslln1 deIts.
ds - StaWtJauIO VIM. LAIRD. Clerh,
M POTATOES.
w T. Rave IN store, ami for sale 81 lowest rates,
lot of prime Prince A bert and Peach Blow PD-
TATOE5. Also OATS. and = STnsi lot Of crime
ONIONS iUSEY n BARNARD,
Fridge NJ, doors west 81 High.
dsSl-rw GeorseiOv1, ID. q.
nor KENr.-A STORY Bnok Dwelling
HOUSE. with bIBemeDt and attic, No. I IL
Gay street, olEibv situated IN Ola OF the plSes-
ATTEST streets AZ Town, with gas, snd water on the
premises. snI sltnsa .aST most desIabl- private
forIdeEse. fOJzesrIGu EIse- Gu the hTst OF Janu
Any. Inquire Of u. ENGLISH, l3s Bridge street.
dc 60 NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

THE MOST suitable New Years present you car
give 20 your dear parents is q pair Of fne gold
Eyeglasses, OF which you will find the largest
assortment 81 the opticians establishment Of Mr.
M. I. franklin, 2i4 Penn. avenue. IL
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, y. VI.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
TER PADrcAH STORY.


No dispatches have been received here verify
ing the Philsdslphis s,oryof q recent battle a
Paducah, between iOQ ooo men on either side.
The secesh General, Philip A. George Cocke,
OF whose death by suicide IN ,be ressl ssmv op-
poSits 20 us) We r-hHsS news today, we RED
ults Of wss' Point IN -. He left The U. o.
army lieutenant IN "a
Prior to Beaureeard's transfer from soath Car
DINA 70 Virginia. be conmAndsd the vIrgfnis
department 81 The Potomac, I'd had bis bead
quarters al Culpeper Court. Rouse He was no
relative Of Brigsdier General phu'p 81. George
Cooke, U. :. A, now the oc-,n-rder Of all The
regular cavalry In cur army ~ the Potouse.
rS,eciI cH-rs-Do-dence Of the star
NKw YokE, Dec. 20 The Baak 81 America,
city, Chemical. Fulton, Seventh wsrd, and
Greenwich Banks did not suspend s>ecie paw
nents to-day along with the rest Of the bsnks
No "run" wss msde urOn th~1n. nor indeed,
m sny Of The bans, for coin, oV the public
The rs'es fnr coin sre = vet wholly nominal n
yes sald today al from x'IS per cert premium
roovs Treasury notes and New York city cur
-en-y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

FEMALE THIKF morning, ofEcer Kim
ball arrested colored woman named Elizs
Brown, upon a charge Of stealing q handsorns
bonnet, silk dfers, q petticoat and cloth coat,
valued al about thirty dollars, the pssasxtr Of b
r. wilkins. the srs,eies were found Ia her poe.
session, wrapped in q shawl, which belonged %
her. She was taken before Justics Donn, who
committed her 70 Jail for eourt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

RossrSa A ssck SoLpIRR.-Willism Jones was
arrested on ssmdsy, by ofnceF Ferry, on the charge
OF stealing SIS from Daniel Tucker, sick soldier,
in the hospital on Fifteenth street, near COrcofan
a Riga banf = He was committed % jail, BY
Justice w alter fCr further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

FULLY COMMITTED WIN. Jones who was ar.
rested fOr stealing money from persons In the
Military Hospital at the Patent Onice, had =
further hearing before Justice Walter Yesterday
morning, wheh II appeared that one of the In.
mates had lost SIS, and circumstances pointed Ia
JODes, as the person who had taken t. Justice
" alter deemed the evidence SUFFICIENT 10 Justify
Il commitment, and Jones wa accordingly seni
10 Jail iOf GiEl IL Court
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DR, ? A. vow MoscRzIsxsR This gentle
man will Open his o1ices on the Frat Of Janu lry
Those persons suffering kOn any disease Of Ii.
eye or car should lose no time IN consulting him
DE comes 70 Us with the high reputation a. al
Opthalmic and AuTal Surgeon, and brings with
huentisl citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

ARREST OF FKNALE SPY.-l.ast evening q
spy named Mrs. BsXiey, was brought 10 this city
ov th9 offers, having been arrested on boar the
baltimore and Old Point beat, (Ieorgianna on
sunday last She had come MP to Old Point
rom Norfolk under ia. Of truce, and while gu
he GeoTgiaDna her conversation sfoused the sus-
pietons OF those on board. Her person Was
earched, ana a number Of letters are alleged 10
have been found-sOme inside Ofthe lining Of Der
bonnet, and IN her under garments. One vas
said 10 be TO prominent nlon man and lawyer
OF Baltimore, requesting his Intervention 10 pro
;ure the y liberation Of friend Of tue writer now
In the militasy custody Of the United States She
had slso diary detailing the prices " various
articles NJ necessity at Richmond, and d memo.
fabduM Of having kissed the hand N President
Davis; After reaching Baltimore she was con
Quoted tn The Office nf to- Provost Marshal. but
she maintained q nTmness which could not be-
moved IN everything that Was desired to be 90.
tanned from her In tho way OF information. Din
aer was ordered and sent to the apartment In
which shs was piscRt. but she steadily refused 10
touch IL under any circumstances.
The female l. now ia custody or the military
ahtoo'itieN here, awaiting her examination. 4
Young man named SSptimus Brown wss also at
Itsteu and sent 10 Fort NFHenTv. - alleged for
the reason that OF Mrs b was found a commits.
sloh Tor him a surgeon In the Confederate army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

FLAG RAIsIss-A handsome American dag
was raised over tse new building OF the Adams
Express Company, corner Of Indiana and New
Jersey avenues, opposite the railroad depot, yes
terdsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

TERROR AT yorktown IN VIEW OF
AN ATTACK.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS. .

SUDDEN DARN Just as we 90 10 press, ve
learn that Mr.. Tiilotson Brown, well know all
Over the country for many years Of the pre-
prietOrs OF Browns hotel 10 this city, died iud-
denly, Of appopiexy, this morning He had ouIv
few minutes before ordered his carriage % 80
ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

GOAL AND COAL STOVES.
SHAM0KEN AND LYKENS VALLEYCOAL.
J. LANGDON 4 CO.,
having introduced to the citizens OF Washington
the above fine Goals, solicit their attention to tS
celebrated
NATIONAL AND UNION
GAS CONSUMING
,-., GOAL STOVES,
COOKING STOVES,
now on hand and fo- sale cheap, at their Rooms,
wit hcDermoIt, ass Penn avenue
Orders for Coal received and promptly delivered
10 customers at 80 osnts per net ton within Que
mile of the Railroad Depot. Less quantities de-
llvered at rea s0hab rates. de lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

Dr.. r. A. MoscHzIsxER successfully treats al
diseases Of the eye and ear.
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DssrfaAfx vritArNs.-several cases Of rob
berry upon the streets have been reported 70 the
police within a few days past, some Of which
were perpetrated In the very midst OF the city In
or suddenly knocked senseless, and their pocket
emptied Of whatever was valuable. One Of the
persons complainIng-a well knewn and wealthy
citiZen-was struck upon the back OF bis head
and badly ctt, and his ocket-book, containing
a considerable sum, vras stolen. Weeks ago the
Star notified Its readers Of the presence here OF
gang Of desperate villains, who, Notwithstanding
their genteel appearance and polished manners
Of murder TO get ~sll- Alied pocket book Lock
our for them
PAINFUL AccIpHsr ~ esterdsy afternoon 81
Mr.. Bopp, coach makef, was experimenting thu
hoisting a carriage from one story 70 another Of
his establishment on u street, near Tenth, the
hosting tackle gave way when sse carriage wa'
about sif feet from the noor, and the heavy vehi.
Gle descended directly upon him, crushing him
10 the floor. He was Immediately taken to bis
residence and surgical aid obtained when u was
an internal characters and, though not necessari
ly fatal, are very painful, and may detsin him
from active business for long time.
p. s.-Mr. Bopp died al about O'Clock this
afternoon, a his residence on Eleventh street
near c.
yRktrMISARY MEETING was held last evening
at Tempefanes Hall, on f street for the purpose
Of organizing permanent New York soldiers re-
lief sssocistion to aid in taking charge Of dona-
tons, contributing to and looking after Il sick,
&c. There were some twenty persons present
A committee Of three was appointed, consisting
Of Messrs. Fowler, Ostander and Parker, TO select
some one as permanent president. The commit
tee have decided on Hon. ira Harris, Of Albany.
The meeting was adjourned 70 meet next Thurs
day evening at the same place at O'Clock. Ii Is
hoped every resident native Of the Empire State
will he present.
RIDING ON TIE PAvBMRNfs.-Ferd inanS Singer
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Tnf MARKEr.-Country pork, at the scsle-
the hay stands the prices for hxy were 81 s4sl.7S
Per loo lbs. ctra6. eoc asa IS. Oats, Soseoc. pes
onshel Corn, 75c ssl Cernme41, SO AL. rhcrs<
&c. Ship stgf, 30se0c
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MAGRUDER ADVISES TO BURN THB
TOWN
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

NEWS FROM CONFEDERATE soURcEs.
GREAT FIRE AT NASHVILLE.
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/ N = o X I A n I T o l. d 8.
The subEcrIbers have opened the store No. 16
Market space. "a bet. 9Th and 9th SITS. as rst
GLASS Lace and Fancy Dress Cap Depot. consisting
HalenoleDnes Leoss, suoh az Collars, sleeves,
HspdkeIchiefs, Caps. FlouncIng, Caps, Caps,
and st New York prices.
COHEN & DUSSELDORF.
from New ork.
n. B.-Al sorts u Laces vsshed, mendsd, and
done up equal To nc -, at short notice. lie IS i'm
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eEICJDE OF THE CONFEDERATE BRIG
GEN. PHILIP ST. GEORGE COOKE.
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rs,.cial c,-rs-,o-d-uc. OF III. sta,l


The LATEST RY TELEGRAPH
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CENTRAL GuARpROrsR CAsKs-B,foys Jsst,e.
WdEsr. Richard BIglPY, carrying 4 concealed
weapon; nned SOS 81 John Magraw, disorderIy
cond ucti do. - VI James Mullen, obstructinS
WoFkhouse ~ days. Las night fifteen l0dger.
were accommodate.
FOUTfA Wayd Station There were no cases foo
tfiaii and. only two dodgers Ia the bunk room.
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CRIMINAL ccrHf Yesterday, a stated In the
star, the examination Of witnesses In the case Of
Richard Evans. on trial for the murder Of George
Z. Howard, was closed. Those examined for de
icemen at the time Of shooting Metre testified
Eat deceased fell, when shot, with his face In a
outhwest direction Lewis Reese, II will be
emembered, testified that deceased was running
towards Sixth street when shot, and fell on
rne iJIlowing febutting evidence wss then
called BY the District Attorney
nv kssfeT (tailof) testified that the man who
ifed the pistol shot which caused the death OF
dowafd bad on policemans coat and cap; II
vas gray oveJcoat, such 40 was worn by the old
ooiioe force, Don't know II the coat had a cape,
nut thinks u had
Mccarthy for fifteen years believes his reputation
or veraeity 10 very good; never heard IL ques-
toned; never heard Il discussed.
Justice Doan sworn.-Has known Mccarthy
or fifteen years; never heard bis reputation FOR
Veracity questioned; Tever heard It discussed.
M. HHghsS tBailif OF Court) sworn Has
Known Mccarthy for eight OF nine years; has
ard his veracity doubled seTetsl times by diff
20 ent people.
Capt. Nalsy gworn.-Bas known M Carthy
'ibce 1876; has never heard hIs character for
ruthfulness questioned; never heard Il discussed
Charles KiDlbis sworn.-Has known Mccarthy
or ten or twelve years; never heard his verscity
questioned
.Joha n Wise Uailorj recslled-Has known
Mccarthy for many years, and has heard several
people during the lest two years say that he was
notorious liar. Those who inpugned his We
-acity In presence Of witnesses were Justices
Myers, Hollingsbsad. Smith and Cellan, and Nj
Fitzpatrick, Of the Bank Of Metropolis. Mr. r
stated 10 presence Of witnesses that MCCARTHY had
Induced him e. to sign his Nice 's) bond as
constable by representing 1t TO be paper for some
ther purpose. Witness said for that reason be
would not believe Mccarthy on his oath.
AqHtlla Allen worn-Has known Mccarthy
Tor several years. has never heard his reputation
SOr veraci.y questioned.
This District AttofnsT here cl0eed the evidence
for the prosecution.
Mr.: Davidge, for defence, recallet-
J. T king The policemen In May last wore
gray coats, without capes.
This closed the evidence IN the case, and the
District Attorney then prayed for certain !nstruc-
IONS to the jury, which be proceeded TO argue
On II the hour Of ad adjournment.
Io-day.-ln the case Of Richard Evans, on trial
for murder, SIR. Chas a Ctermehle Is arguing
The case for the defence.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIOLIN AND VLOLONCEILO.
JOHN 4, GOUDALL, Professor aud j saehef oi
he shove tender his " the public. Terms
81 per lsssoE. References To aDy musician IN the
CIV. SsveTA - h,E pnSl- sTe now the Lest Vnlip
Buckley. 80 40 Address Canterbury Hal, where
k5 csh Is hssri ever uyh do A- fEp'
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AFFAIRS IN ALsXLND8IA.-Tbe Alexsndris
Local Hslrs says: Tne supply OF fuel 10 rather
larger than Last week, several cargoes Of snthYa-
cite coal have arrived, and are offered for sals
The arrivals Of wood BY river, railroad, and
country carts has been larger than uscel aud
prices Of wood show as 20 some kinds, = slight
decline cargo Of asserted pine and maple
sOld At So IS per cord, The lowest price from q
river vessel for some months. We quote prices
(bakersSs7; partly seasoned. IS 50; maple, (un-
s1aSOnedl IS CoaI--Antbracite 20 per ton !;
Cumberland, lump, 81 %, Run Of Mine, $780,
Fine, none In market.
Capt Jones, who arrived up from below tbs
Confederate batteries, reports that when passing
Maryland Point, he saw large schooner sunk,
and = propeller either sunk or grounded In shoal
water. Coming up, he met small vessel with
portion OF her bow stove In.
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MISS BRQOKE's EN6LIsH AMP FRENCH
lV1 BOARDING AND DA Y SCHOOL,
SEVEN BCILD,Ess,
No. 100 Pennsylvania drsaRk-
Clrculers 10 be obtained at the Bookstores and
OF the Principal. no 2S-lm-
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ID EDUCATIONAL.
L ROF. T.. J.. BARNES DaBeIns SohOa 81
Temperance Hall. \ street, 8ptweep 9Th and a
10Th, y III ooIdnpenc-, TUESDAY, Decsmhet 81
24,h, and continue every Tuesday and FIN fJA
day afternoon olas.s ~ o,ciocs, and eve tzk&
ming GLASSES At 81 O'Clock. Of the fsshlonAbie
music viii Ia in attendance under the direction Of
Pspf George Arfb. Gail for b circular dell -Inl
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KLRr YOUR SIIoEs FAsY.-A soldier needs,
besides his so'diorly drill,
|. Good feet.
H. A good stomach.
III. And after ;h,se, como the gool head
and the good heart.
Bat good feet arc distinctly the first thing.
Without them YOU clnrOt get to your duty.
II n comrade. or horse or a locomotive, takes
YOU on its back to tho field, you are useless
there. And when the field is lost you c ,nnot
retire, run away, and save your bacDs.
Good shoes and plenty Of walking make good
feot. man who preteLis to belong TO an in .
family company ought always to keep himself
in training, 50 that at any momon: ho can
march twenty or thirty miles without feeling
a pang or raisirg blister. Was this tho case
with even a defamation Of the army who rushed
TO defend Washington? We're you 80 trained,
my comI AIDES Of the Seventh?
A captain Of a company who will let his men
march with such Shoes as have seen on the
be garrot,d with shoe strings, or at least com.
pAled to play Pop, and wash the feet Of the
whole amy Of the Apostles Of Liberty.
II you find . foot soldier lying b,st out by
tho road ide, desperate As q sea sick man, five
to one his heels are too high, or his solss too
narrow or too thin, or his shoe Is not made
straight on the inside, 50 that the great toe can
spreads into its place Us he treads.
am an old walker over Alps across the wa
ter and over Cordillerss, Sierras. deserts and
prairies at home; | have done my near sixty
from large experience, and with painful reool-
lections OF the suffering and deaths | have
known for want Of good feet on the march, l
say to every volunteer;
Trust In God; but keep your shoes easy '-A'-
ldntic N0nthlg for June.
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War wit.

OSK OF THE SoLDIKR pors in Washin gtou
wrote home to his mother that he was having
a first rate time, but that Washington was the
",corst, federal Capital he ever ssw.-
Another writes that he shall DO "a very easy
bsarder" when he gets home The Best Ser
rant Of he Repubic Its BurLtR The
"unremtting" attention os southern merch.
ants 20 the wants of their northern creditors
was never so great Ms at tho present umc.---
Wanted, Fifty Millions Of Dollars For par
ticulars inquire Of J.rrEH,os DAVIS, Mont
gomcry, Alabama, who will give his receipts
for the same. Tho security undoubfod as the
borrower is already knou n for his sivoeacy Of
reppdiation, practice of theft, and attempts NJ
piracy -Thc War Cloud has so far oclipssd
the S,b'c Cloud that even = south side view
u 1t is not s,tAinable.--Two Of tho great
digniiatns of the present age are 7 csidcnt
GHrrRARD, ofllhyti, and President JGrr. DA'
Wis, Of the &. \. A. II any OF our readers do
not know what L. 3. A. mans, We will inter
pret. These are the initial letters Of Cog
found d Stupid Association.