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(5o6ernment advertisements.
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA
~ TERIALS.
NANI UEEARIMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,


BUREAU OF Provisions CLOTHING,
June 2, 1862. )
Separate proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials, VIII he recev-
ed at this office until l2 O'Clock the 9th day of
June instant furnishing and delivering ION receiving
sixty days notice. each either of the navy Yards at
Charlestowu, Massachusetts; and BTOOklyn New York.
any quantities all Of the following classes of
articles of navy clothing and clothing materials
be ordered by the chief of this BUREAU by the COM
mandans of the said navy yards respectively, during
VIZ use year commencing on the LIST day Of Jny next,
ana ending on the Both day OF June, 1868, viz:
Glass l.
BLUE CLOTH PEA JACKETS.
BLUE SEAMLESS IIASS JACKETS.
BLUE CLOTH TRo 0Hsis%
BLUE SATINET rROWSES.
pr,-,, ,,,,, = CLASS
CLASS s.
Blue FLANNEL OVERCOATs.
BLUE WooLEN KNIT UNDERSHIRTs
BLUE WOOLEN KNIT DRAWERS.
49, 80 - CLASS I.
CANVASS DUCK TR0WSERS
BARNSLEY SHEErING FKOCKS.
BLUE SATINET
CLASS 9.
BLUE FLANNEL.
CLASS 10.
BARNSLEY SHEETING -
CANVASS DUCK
BLUE NANkI\.
CLASS II.
CALFSklN LACED SHOES
KiPSKIN SHOES
GRAINED LEATHER BOOTS
WOODEN SOCKS.
CLASS 10
MATTRESSES, with two covers for each
- CLASS IA
CLASS Is
BLACK SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
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me0itlnts.
Y II E G R f A TES T
Female Remedy of the Age.
DIR. c. a. HILLS
Renowned Indian Emmenae0rue

For the use of Single or Married Females
may be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessfIl and invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female ser,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior in. Especial Diseases, during his
years and upwards, has made the
-" Delicate and Difficult Disorders
aud Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions of the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department of his
practice it has been his aim to bring 10
a thorough test and issue the different
~ Botanic and Indian Agents Of the
\ Mnieria Medica, with the view of pro
) ducing Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for al! cases of Irregularities,
Nuppressions and Distinctions, and their
~ ~. ...... NH and .L,a
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Es=zsgas5zzE5za WESTERN RAILROAD
eEss:=;i.:z:issss SPRING ARRANGEAENYs- - Com.
- n enciDg MoNDAY, May 5, 1862 Dos
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations (ac-
commodatiGn) at 5 40 a. N. and s p, m.
For New York and Albany exp IS a. m. and 40 D.
m
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Snsurante.
FIRE n S U h a y CE
AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE INs. co
NEW Yoss; Capitsl and Surplus s2l5OOO
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMuANe
NV RAvKE Capital ana surplus ss250OO
conway FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON, Capital and lusplus, s262.OtO
NoRWkCRH FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NoRwIOB; Capital and Surplus, s25I,C
MASSASGI'F FtksE INSURANCE CO.
Springfield; Capital and Surplus, s2O5Gu.
HoME FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANg
NEW HAVEN; Csnital anc surplus, s245lss
E For Insurance in the above well known and re
snonslhle Companies please apply to SAMUEL Il COL
Ton, gent a. the Office OF the Peoples Fire nsuranc
Company, 10. 22s MAR street Worcester. div nj
FRAN KILN HIPaLE,
u Office SG3 Main Street,
is Agent of the
MU1uA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
fne o-Os ., largest mpany in the United States
having now an accumu atlono than IS 0U0,000.
d-.awtt
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II 80 a m. Way Passenger Train Arriving at Wor-
cestcr Junction in for trains Boston Provi-
dence pringied and Albany Worcester for trains
10 Boston Nashua, Lowell. Fitchburg, &c.
345p. =. Way assenger Train Connects at Norwich
with Train from New London and at rla field Junction
with train TO Providence Reaches Worcester in season
for EXPRESS rain to Boston.
ieln DIT 2. ST. NJ ANDREWS Snn,t
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perance
If STMU LATEs, EXHILIEATEs, INvIGoRATES But WILL
NOT lNToXICATE OR STUPEEY.
As medicine it is quick and electua curing the most
aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints and
all other arrangements OF the stomach and Bow els in
speedy manner
1t will instantly revive the most melancholy and droop.
ing Spirits and rest re the weak and sCkly
health, strength and vieOr.
Persons who, from the nudicious use Of LIQUORS have
become detected and their system shattered,
constitution broken down, and subject that horrible
Immediately feel the happy healthy invgOratng EN-.
cacy Of DIR. Hams lnvgOrating Spirit
WHAT TT WILL DO.
DosE,-One wine glass full as often necessary.
One dose VIII remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses Will cure Indigestion.
one dose VIII give YOU Coed Appetite.
one dose Will stop the distressing pains of D. spcpsia
One dose will remove the distressing end disageeabe
effects OF Wind or aulence and the stomach
receives the lmNgorae spirit. the distressing load and
all painful feelings Will be removed.
One dose VIII remove the distressing pains of
Cole, either in the stomach or bowels
Jew doses Will remove all distractions in the Kidney
Bladder, or Urinary organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relet by dose tw o.
ana radical cure 10y the use OF two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who from dssipatnC much over night and
feel the evil effects of poisonous liquors. in violent head
aches, sickness at stomach, weakness gddiness &C. will
hnd one dose will remove all bad feelings
Ladies OF weak and scky constitutions should take the
lnVlguratng spirit three tin day; it will make them
srong healthy, and happy, all distractions and
irregularities from the menstrual organs and restore the
OlOOin ~ health ana beauty to the careworn face
During pregnancy il Will be found invaluable medi-
clde 20 remove diSaereeabe sensations the stomach
All the proprietor asks is trial and to induce this he
quart 81.
General epot As Water street. New York
. FOR SAFE IN Worcester by Bush d Co., james Green,
~ B. Green X Co, Gee. P. Harlow Gay 81 Goodel Mill
bury, ana Druggists generally. d6m
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UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLES!
Fen,nle Cn,h"Ilcon a Isegula.or Of. The a se.

nSE@Other preparations styled Indian Emmenagogue'
being widely advertised purporting to be OF different
classes OF strength and at prices graduated accordingly
the inventions Of who have no lust claim to medic al
knowledge experience much less OF any know ledge
pertaining to Indian ARENA, practice ara all such
npOsitions and scales Of prices hut devices
adopted deceive beguile the uwary and the ned
uous and lead to the sale and OF spurious ii alb
soluteIy injurious articles
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-02

MREsrRrAL CoaPpUND; a preparation which daily
exnerc1ce ruves re most speedy and elicacious in
Its Gneratur, and is Warranted Harmless, and always
sue s1u IN ali cases when used according to the direc
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Rgilrpa0s.

gzssssss--- WORCESTER & NASHUA
rEz=sssssszszzs- r 4 II KOAD.-SUMNFR ARRANGE
=&z-2sEMENT-Train run as follows. Ieata
htpECesteI az oZv ana His a. M, snd 40 p. n
LeaSe Nashua att a. m and IL M, and p. m.
Al Nashua, all trains connect with the trains III
Concord where passengers take the cars to and iron,
the Northern he Passumpsie the Boston, Concord and
montreal ano Vermont Central Railroad
Al trotoh junction, trans connect directly with tht
trans or ne stony Brock Railroad and also with trains
OF the tlcnourg Railroad with the exception of the st
Tram from session; and At Fichburg with trains of the
tstliont stu N asSacHuSeftS and Cheshire
train leaves Worcester every SUNDAY morriny NJ 40
euek ior L wei ana was stations stopping to take up
passengers when signal is made Returning, leave Low
ell at D ~ M reach orcester 7.30.
rer iuAtner particulars and connections with othe
IoSds see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
worcester' June 10. 1852. E dtf LIZ l. Cup
Essss5aasY7ss-y PROVIDENCE & WOR
f c--zs@-zSs=z-f CESTER RAILROAD. Summer Al
S7--777s-cS- rangement. tc take effect oil MONDAY
Passenger trains will leave Worcester fer Providence
an1 way stations, al Wi ll30 M. and 4OO D. m.
II or Worcester and way stations al 90 ani
Valley Fsiis Trains leave Providence at $50 ace
10y, Iv5e Eb.A5. m, l2.OO m ana S0, 23a, $40,
4.SO, 2m $50, l.uJ $50 p. m.
Leave Valley Fails at SOS 90. &C. ss, 1900 IlUa
q; m ana 100 E.@S, 90, 500 400 5.fS5, sos, and
49, p
Those trains bold figures are The Worcester trains
Inc worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry 10 and from Newport morning and even
ing, and with the splendid steamers plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonington.
AT Orcester Junction with Trains 70 and from the
western, worcester and Nashua, FitchbGrg and Wor
ceSte BcStor ana Worcester, and Worcester and EoI
wich Railroads.
Through Tickets TO important points at the Yves,
can be obtained at the office Of the COMPANY in Proy
dence' at as low rates SIS by any other route;
S. II. TABOR Snp't.
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-02

HIS INDIAN ENlMENAGQGUE has but one formula
and strength, and put in bottles of convenient
size, hennctrcay sealed with accompanying directions
and is forwarded TO all parts Of New England the United
States and the Cmada in packages perfectly safe by
mai express receipt of single price Of S. per bot
tie Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential
ana contain mis- lnvariable fee Of 81 70 insure at
tcntiOn.
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7 p.
Railroad CoHaect-OnS.-At Albany with the New YO1k
central, Troy and g cenbu.h, and hudson River rail
roads s. Chatham with u! Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads vt State Line Nith the Housatonic
railroad At fttsreld with the Fitsfield ana North
adams, and Stockbridge and Iittsfeld railroads. At
TestGold with 4 Hampshire ard tiampden railroad
Al springfield vilh the hartford Haven and Spri 9
hed, ana Connecticut River Raih osdS Palmer with
the New Lou0on. Palmer and Whmantic. ard Belcher-
town and amherst railr' ads At Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester. Worcester and
Nashua, aud orwch and Worcester railroad
worcester May |, 1867. HENRY GRAY SuOt
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TRAINS GOING South. LEAVE WORCESTER AT
40 m. Way Passenger Train. Arrives at Plain
ned in season fos train to Providence arriving PTov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20
DIED,

OF pneumonia, on Wednesday evening, the 18th
instant, WILLIAM BAL LEY, son Of A. J. and
Ella G. Pals, aged months and Il days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
Mrs Jane Bal ey. 406 street. on Friday, the 2lst
instant at O'Clock ? m. The friends Of the family
are res peotu J invited TO attend.
baltimore papers oopy.l
On the morning of the 18th instant. of oonsump
ton, Mrs. ELIZABETH WENTW wife
Of Conrad Wentworth, IN the 18th year of her age
The friends of the family are requested to attend
the funeral from the residence of her parents It'll,
between and q streets, on Friday, the 2lst, a. 5
O'Clock .. m. st Louis, Mo-, papers oopy.l
March 18th, LAURA, daughter of w. T. and
Caroline Wood, aged months.
her parents, corner Sixth and N streets north, on
Friday, the 2ist, at 10 O'Clock q. m.
On the 18th instant, FREDERICK HARRIS,
youngest child OF John A. and Margaret Stephen
son, al cd 20 months. Suffer little children TO come
unto me, and forbid them not; for OF suoh 10 the
kinEdOm of Heaven.
The friends Of the iami!y are invited to attend
the funersI, to morrow FrIdsy) afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from the re.idenoe OF his parents.
On the afternoon of the 18Th instant. OF oonsumr-
non, ALFRED d., the Youngest son Of jams and
Our little sufferer gone, alas
While from our hearts he has been riven;
de was too sweet on earth to stay,
And Jesus took him home TO heaven!
Friends and ace uaintanoes are invited TO attend
the funeral, without further notice, No. 1Ss Esd
street, between and 4, on Friday. at o clock. =
On the 18th instant, after q brief illness, Ell T.
q ed Just q years on the day of her decease.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband on East Capitol street, to morrow
tfrldayl afternoon at O'Clock. =
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ILLNESS AT The WHITE BousE.-n VIII be q
source OF regret TO the nation 70 learn that Mrs.
Lincoln, has been 90 Ilfor some time past ss 10
c0hnne her to her room. But few persons have
been allowed to sec her, and these her mot inti.
mate friends. We are glad 70 say that 10 iay sAe
10 somewhat better and IL 10 hoped that sos ~iu
soon DC IA the enjoyment OF her usual hes III.
since the loss OF Willie Lincoln, both Il Pres'.
dent and his lady have been sOreiy al ,.ed In
mind and body. Added to this, the onefous
duties OF the Executive has 90 heavily weighed
upon bis mind a. 20 bring about an indisposition,
nom which he Is slowly recovering. II coase-
quence OF the Ill health OF Mr. and Mrs Lincoln,
IL Is probable that no more receptions viii be beld
during the present session Of CongFes.
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CONGRESSIONAL
THURSDAY. March %

THURSDAY, March %.
SBSATE.-Mr. Trumbull reported back from the
judiciary Committee the resolution providing
aid to any State that may elect 20 abolish
slavery, embraced in the Presidents late message
on that subject with a recommends on that 10
be adopted by Congress.
Several private bills were then passed, and re-
ports on private bills were then made.
They then took up the bill for the reorgsnIxs-
ion Of the Navy Department, which was dis
cused by msny Senators on various propositions
10 amend IL; after which q was passed
The bill for the abolition Of slavery was then
taken up.
House. The House resolved itself into Com
mttee Of the Whole and took I'D the tar bill,
which WA under confederation when our rcport
cloeed
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INnIl RuBRKR Ernnns

:. INDIA HuBBKK 6OODs.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 IS each.
Rubber PonchOs and Blankets combined, 80 so
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, - so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of Rubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&c, DC, at manufacturers prices, ct II 4. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, 3O8 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. feb LIT
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CONSUMPTION CURED IN THE LAST STAGE.
fSworn to before his Honor the Mayor Of WASH


CONSUMPTION CURED IN THE LAST STAGE.
(Sworn to before his Honor the Mayor Of WASH
ington.
wAsHINsIoN, March Ia, so.
India Herb Doefr-F THmbiefy, M. D:
Dear Sir-Srpposing that Others afflicted az
have been may be benefited by the knowledge
and use Of your remedies and treatment, am In
duced 10 make the following statement:
For q long time I have been afflicted with
Consumption, said to be In the last stage by
most ali the Doctors in Warrington and the
District Of Columbia. They all failed to cure
me. e
/ applied to DIR. Tumblety, the Indian Herb
Doctor. NY coua Ching, splitting blood, pain in
chest, are all gone, and have been for some time.
My voice is quite restored. feel as strong as
ever, and from having been reduced to skele-
ton, now weigh one hundred and thirty-two
pounds.
AS experienced 20 much benefit from the use
Of DR.. Tumblety's medicines, I feel az though /
could not say enough In their favor. Still, l feel
thankful to God, the author and preserver Of my
life, that He has guided me to 60 to DR.. Tum-
blety, who has cured me.
JOHN A. LAIRD, U. s. Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

TIE OpxxISs or rHx NEW THIArrR.-The
OPENING Of "Fords Atheneum" last night
brought together large gathering, and the ex.
the company, expressed with such unmistakasls
emphasis by the audience, must have been grati-
fying TO the liberal and large nded proprietor,
Mr., John Ford: who has, at so much labor and
expense, provided this beautiful and spacious
structure FOR dramatic representations In the city
Of " Arlington. Cosy, well-lighted, we'll venti.
lated, elegantly furnished, and with facilities OF
ingren and egress never before afforded by q
theater here, Il 10 very bijos Of dramatic tenn
pie.
We have not space to-day to speak In detail Of
the dramatic company, and must make mere
Lncille Western and the capital comedian Mr..
Bishop, both Of whom stepped at once Into pop
ular favor, 10 was quite evident.
The opening address, written for the occasion
by Mr.. n. E. Woodbury., was delivered with
fine effect by Miss Annie Graham.
From this we take the following:
Bright eyes Of Beauty,-forrns Of manly might,
Welcome, thrice welcome, on our opening night!
Your presence proves our efforts are not vain,
And that generous public win sustain
The lawful Drama here, where Taste and Art
Have made our Capital the head and heart
ofs grea, Nation ,moess.ifqily grand
Worthy the name Of Freedoms noblest Son,
| Our own beloved-immortal Washington.
We trust ere long that civil strife may cease.
That through our land, the olive branch Of peace
shall bfg huy bloom; then tanned Dy gentle gales,
Commerce shall safely spread her snow-white
sails, -.
And then In every land,-on every sea-
Our 'Stars and pes the more honored be.
Hasten the time, when all In our loved land
Shall be united, both in heart and hand,
And great people joyfully shall raise,
Unto our nations God lone hymn Of praise.
When after bloody wars old Rome and Greece
Enjoyed again "the piping times Of peace"
The ample Amphitheater was built.
her Lad lat ar al IN
And he who vapquished was, died In despair,
While shouts and cheers and laug hter rent the air.
But In our day, the Thespian Art can claim
gentler sphefe,-a more exalted fame,
Nor ever docs II stronger weapons try,
Than the swift shafts hat shoot from Beautys eve,
Causing Of Pleasure, and Of Pain thrill,
dangerous wound but one that does not kill.
When from the far of Scandinavia,
There came child Of song,-a brilliant star,
On yonder site, where erst the flames had played,
Arose a temple worthy Of the maid.
But fated seemed the spot, for FIRE once more,
Assailed the Drama, as Il had before.
And, here, where OF the solemn sounds Of prayer,
And anthems note have fallen on the air.
We shift the scene, and mirror on the stage,
The fashions and the follies Of each age;
show human nature In its varied guise,
Teach you the vile to shun tile good to prize.
Here Oft as Momus shall assert his right
Or graver Tragedy shall rule the night,
Give but your countenance,-your friendly cheer,
OF failure then, we shall not have fear,
But acting every part our very best,
WILL 10 your generous kindness leave the rest.
- *The Atheneum building was lately the
Tenth-street Baptist Church.
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PAIN AND SICKNESS is produced by the presence
Of these matters or humors which are retained be-
you'd the time designed. Brandreth's Pills
moves these matters or humors, and their use al
ways relieves, and perseverance infallibly cures.
oh, that the sick everywhere appreciated the i'm
portance Of these few lines, how much disease
would be diminished, and the general health Of
the community improved. Brandreth's pills are
sold at 25 cents per box, with full directions, at
No. 29i Canal street, New York, and ut the branch
ONCE, corner Ninth and streets, Washington,
d. C. p. s. Suffers supplied by the dozen.
NH l5-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

OPrHALMc AND ArRAr IssrrrufE, 2a7 Penn.
sylvania avenue (opposie willard's), devoted TO
the treatment, medically and surgically Of all
Moschzisker, from Clinton Place, New York.
Deafness, impaired sight, noises In the head,
scientifically treated. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

RATuRSED Secretary c. b. Smith, who has
been absent in Philsdelphi, for SOM day, past,
returned here last evening, and 10 again to-day
at his post In the Interior Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE MED
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use Helmbold's Extract Buchu, which has receiv-
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, Mr.. WILLIAM Y, GROS-
SER, of Bridgeport, Ct, 20 Miss ELENORh
NIPPER, Of WashIpg ton, ID. G.
Baltimore Sun COPY !
November 18th, 1850. by Rev. Robert Arnold, of
Virginia. Mr.. HANSON r.. WEAVER, of this
city, 60 Miss MARY w. X. eldest daughter of
Edgar SteeTer, Esq., late Of Phlladslphis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

ALL PERSONS can find ths best stock Of Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh street, near +.
fe 27-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, ENLARGED JOHNS
and all diseases Of the feet cured without pain or In
convenience to the patient, by DR.. w hte, Surgeon
Chiropodist. 426 Pennsylvania avenue. Once
hours from %. m. to p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

DEATH OF Ma. KINs, THE AIrrsr-The
veteran artist, Charles B. King, died at his resl-
disease. He was born in Newport, Rhode Island !,
and was about IS yeau old at the time Of bis
death. He has been . resident Of this city more
sociaole and kindly disposition. Az painter Of
the human face and figure nc ranked very high.
He has len will, giving q large part Of his
estate 70 public and charitable Institutions Many
OF his finest paintings, original and collected, be
has bestowed on the Redwood Library and
Atheneum at Newport. His remains were yestes-
day placed In the carr 10 be taken to bis former
home.
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kAyoR,s OFFICE,

WAsHINGToN, March IS, 1862 {
On this 18th day OF March, 1862, personally ap-
peared before me, VIM. r. Dove, acting Mayor
Of the city Of Washington, John A. Laird, and
made oath to the truth Of said statement
mar left WIN. T. DOVE, Acting Mayor.