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Confederate Congress.

The House was engaged on Saturday in a
discussion of the past and future conduct of
the war Mr. Boyce, of s. c., argued at some
length in advocacy Of an offensive policy. The
plan he proposed was the appointment Of a
comu and er-in-c chief of the army, and leave to
him the direction Of military operations, and
suggested Toombs, who possessed the revolu.
tiOnary spirit. In his opinion the great error
was in not prosecuting the war more vigor-
ously in the beginning, when the North was
comparatively unprepared, and when her
rs, 900 three months men were gathered al
Washington, as it were, on a kind Of Fourth
of July celebration.
Mr.. Machen, Of KY, replied to Mr.. Royce
He said that when the House undertook to act
upon the conduct of those who had the man
agement of our campaigns, he thought they
should be arraigned before the House with q
fair show fer defense. He asked gentlemen,
before they raised the banner Of aggression, to
demonstrate the feasibility Of that policy. We
were usurping power belonging to others when
We attempted to dictate the policy for conduct.
ing this war.
Mr. Foote asked If it was usurpation to ex.
press an honest conviction on the conduct oi
the war; If so, he wanted to 60 home. ~
Mr.. Machen continued, and asked If those
who contended for the aggressive policy il.
tended to trammel our military leaders by
resolutions from tLis body. He had no pre-.
lUStce against, or undue partiality for, the
President or any member Of his Cabinet. II
the policy recommended were adopted, arms
would be indispensable, and asked how and
where these were to be obtained.
Mr.: Foote ssid he could vote for no resolu.
ton liable to be construed into an endorse.
ment Of the War and Navy Departments. he
was prepared to demonstrate by Developments
that neither Of the heads of these Departmen 1.
were competent for the positions they held.
After further discussion, the subject was laid
on the table.
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Interesting from Missouri.

IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. HALLECK RReARD-
ING sLAvEsA AND OTHER PROPERTY OF aEBELs.
ST. Louis, Feb. 23-The following order has
just been issued by Major Gen. Halleck:
Hsadguarteys Department OF Missouri,
February %, 1862.
TIE major general commanding the depart
ment desires 70 impress upon all officers the i'm
portance Of preserving good order and discipline
among their troops and as the armies OF the w est
advance Into Tennessee and the Southern States,
let us show to our fellow-ctizens Of these States
that we come merely to crush out the rebellion,
and restore to them the peace and benefits of the
Constitution and the Union, Of which they have
been deprived by selfish and unprincipled lead
ers.
They have been told that we come to oppress
and plunder. BY our acts we will undeceive.
We will prove to them that we come to restore,
not to violate, the constitution and the laws. In
restoring to them the glorious fag Of the Union,
we Will assure them that they shall enjoy under
It's folds the same protection Of life and property
as In former days. <..
Soldiers Let no excess on your part tarnish
the glory Of our arms.
The orders heretofore issued from this depart
ment in regard to pillaging, marauding and the
destruction Of private property and stealing, and
the concealment OF slaves, must be strictly en-
forced. 1t does not belong to the military to
decide upon the relation Of master and slave.
Such questions must be settled by the civil cours
Ne fuk kitiye slave will, therefore, be admitted
within our lines or camps except when specially
ordered by the General commanding. Women
and children, merchants, farmers, mechanics and
all persons not in arms are regarded as non-com-
batants and not to be molested either In their
person or property If, however, they assist and
aid the enemy, they become belligerents, and will
be treated as such. AS thev violate the laws of
war they will be made % suffer the penalties of
such violation. Military stores ana public prop
ertY of the enemy must be surrendered, and any
attempt to conceal such property by fraudulent
transfer or otherwise will be punished, but no
private property will be touched unless by order
Of the General commanding. s-sT s.-... ...
Whenever 1t becomes necessary, forced contri-
buttons for supplies and subsistence for troops
will be made. Such levies will be made as lig ht
as possible, aad be so distributed as to produce no
distress among the people. All property so taken
must be reeeiPted fully, and accounted for as
heretofore directed. a..- g..
These orders will ne read at the head of every
regiment, and all officers are commanded TO
strictly enforce .them Ea.E
By order Of Majsr General Halleck.
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Churning in winter

A Long Island lady gives this to the Ameri-
can Agriculturist as her method to get full
quantity of butter (equal to grass butter in
Winter: The cream Is skinned each day,
and placed at once in kettle, and tho kettle
put into hot water to prevent scorching J, and
put over the fire. The cream Is allowed to
scald, without boiling It is then put into a
vessel, and set aside; each days cream being
in like manner scalded, and added to the mass,
until enough for churning is obtained. The
churning is commenced Immediately after
adding the last days cream, which brings the
whole to proper temperature, without thin
ming by the addition Of hot water In this
way she gets as good butter in Winter as in
buttermilk
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Cutting Grafts.


We notice 30 many methods Of cutting and
preserving gratis, in agricultural and horticul.
tural journals, and 90 many conditions attac he'd
to some Of than, as though the simple process
Of cutting Of piece Of last years shoot of Z
pear, apple, plum or other fruit tree, and
keeping Il until wanted for grating, were
shrouded in great mystery, and could be i'm.
parted only By lsbored instruction.
All these special directions are useless. We
which We think will Be certified to by All
persons who have obtained gratis from us, OF
course gratuitously, and know how to set
them, their name being legion.) We rarely
ever fail In setting fruit graft from our own
cutting. As soon as we can get into the
grounds, between this time and the middle OF
February, when there is little or no frost, the
gratis are cut, and where the trees stand In
cultivated soil, as ours mostly do, the grafts
are stuck, one by one, In the ground at the
foot Of each tree, thus preventing all mistake
vated-and In large standard trees we deem
such cultivation unnecessary-they are placed
elsewhere and labeled. They are stuck In the
ground three or four inches and left there
until needed, mp TO the last Of May, withou.
injury. Cherry gratis should be secured now
and buried in the ground.
We have sent gratis by mail thousand
miles, wrapped in oiled silk or muslin, with
entire safety. When scions or seeds, or any
thing else requiring care Is sent by mail, the
postmaster should be notified Of it by q word
or two OF caution endorsed on the letter or
psc gage.
Graft-cuttings can be dispatched with eouaI
safety 10 any point, by careful packing In
boxes or bundles, In moss or In oiled muslin.
For these the moss Is the Gym0ntotcss
Telegraph
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Remedy fer kicking Cow

lie the COWS head up pretty close and
high, and pass strap round her hind legs,
bringing them pretty close together. She
cannot kick then, IL she wants 10. and by
gentle treatment and coaxing you win soon get
cows are made % by the harsh treatment of
mixers. II Q COW kicks or starts, what Is
more common than TO see the mixer Whip
and scold at her until the animal Il really
frightensdl Gentleness Is the best In al
eases, and with the aid Of strap, as aforesaid,
you can tame the most inyeterate kicker.
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Insefruptionsf reiegrs phic Csmmauica,is

IntefruPtionef feiesrs Phic Csmmnuic icatisn
Nxw Y YoRK, Feb. a5.-The gale was very severe
here last night. Several vessels In the harbor
dragged their anchors, but no serious damage
occurred. 80 -
All the Western telegraph lines are Interrupted,
but 1t is hoped thsy VIII soon be In working
order again. ,td %
Five two-story buildings were blown down IN
Brooklyn. Also two steeples on Rev Mr.. Farley,s
church. A portion of the roof OF the BROOKLYN
City Hospital was also blown sway. =
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the members Of Company b, Scott Life Guard,
under NE direction Of Capt J. 8. Downes, have
Deen q work In the construction Of q fost on the
soath side OF the eunpowder Bridge, which Is
mounted 20 ss % command equally wen the ran
toad . south, OF The GunPowder Bridge north. -
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From the Upper PsIsmac-The Secessisnists
Leaving Charlestou, p

SANDY HOOK, Feb pa boat, willis. attempt
ing to cross the Potomac to Haper's Ferry durin 9
the gale Of yesterday, was swamped, and five
soldiers and one citizen were drowned. The ferry
man, who was with Mr.. Rohr when he was shot
by the rebels some time since, IL the only one who
escsped. ..s.-.,.a. ef rtF
I The secession Tainilis, are eyacuetlng Charles
town. Three companies OF rebel eavairy are the
only enemy In sight, and they aIs about three
miles from the Ferry. s- nov st .-.s ~
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

y r. ..-..-. ..E~.e -FEBRuARY 4, 1862.
NorIcE Is HERKsY sIvRN Of the readiness Of
this Department TO redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above Issues
viii cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
II WARRINGTON, January 2S, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frat Of next
month. -s .0 zeTg -a- ...rf.
jan z7:ns WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" JANUARY 81, 1852.
ORDEKKD, That the war Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other buEiness but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 22-h Secretary Of War.
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= Msvsnents 81 Gems Hunter and Lane.
y -EEkyxNwoRTH, Feb. a5 .--i It's Understood cha,
Gen. Hunter viii leave for St. Louis to-day and
Gen. Lane for Washington Tomorrow.
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EYE AND EAR.
Ne. 9S7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
WILLAR DpS HOTEL

0cuIist and Aurtsa.
Or. r. A. Won MOsCHZIsKER,
From Clinton Place New York. nss srrIv cd in Il {
oity and opened his oflces az
2ST PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where he oEn be consulted on MslsdIes Of ths
EYE AND EAR
requiring msdIoal and surgical treatment
Dr. VpS M0SeEzIsrEs !: the inventor end in'r0-
ETHEREAL EAR INHALAToR,
for the trestment Of obstinate cases of
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN TIE HEAD.
He 10 aIso sqihor Of the letters published in ths
treating on tbs prevention Of
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING oFcaN.
DIR. Won NJ has for the psst fourteen years devoted
his special attention to the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And Possesses The testimonials of some of the beet
known public men in the Union who hsve been
most successfully treated BY hIu for the
RESTORATION OF SIGHT 4 BEARING.
R < d.
a., Ffor, Professor bIonkaa, BaItisao7s
III have this day seen Miss Wise, her sight per-
fsctly, restored. sm IappT 70 express my convic
ton that by Jour skill and judgmsnt she hss been
ssssd save i5gn tie greatest deprivation tbs. could
From tbs Hon. SsxatoY PaskI
To DR. Won MoscHzIsKBR: l sm sreativ obliged
and Ii. skiI I win whieh you hsvs
my case, and nave no doubt that by careful OBJ
& my esaa. T. P6SH S be
Jon" 4 US s. 5 s-s. sss z COM ~, 10" '1d'' q
pave 6een deprived Of my hearing for many years.
am happy 70 state that have, thanks 70 DR.. Won
now Is sSuts as se' ever. H6fis JOHN M'nEAN T AN
For several years suffered from deafness. Dr.
Won MoschxIsksr restored my hearing.
St Louis, sept. ., le5s. JOSEPH YEATS.
DR.. Won Moschzisker most successfully operated
on my eyes, and benefited my sight exceedipgly.
81. Louis, Sept. -. ,sss. - T.
, Letter from See. J. J. MtHozl
DR. Won. .MoscHzisKKR-Desr Dir ;-Among
those who have been benefited by yorr stilful
treatment In diseases lmpsirlng the ssht, IL AFFORDS
me great pleasure 70 add the testimonial Uf my
was 90 much impaired during the last eiS Shtsen
months that could lot recognise the features Of
friend standing near me. tender you this
acknowledgmel. Of your eminent skil and success
J.. ,MpLLON, Rector 81 Psnlcf's.
The original Of the above, and hundreds more
testimonials, con be seen az DR.. Ms rooms.
Penents wishing their family physician to 40
oompeny them 3 witness operations or for the
purpose decentralization are af berty - FlnE taem
Medical men will be et eli times welcomed To
witness Dr. Won ID D operations, and examine
some OF the instrumsnts ne has introduced for the
faciiitation Of Opthslmic and Aura surgery.
Aru hcinl Eyes inserted without csasinI &nJ pain
Once hours from 9. N. 10 .. m and from 10
fs6i In saT Pennsylvania AVENUE.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUrRo

HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUGHO
For Weaknesses
Arslns nom EScsBsSG, HEGita 81 lSEe 90 t-r
EariV lndlscrstlon or Acu.e.
AHssdsd isfsa .As F5gossss SyNfrsr
lndisposition 10 EHeTtzUn. Lossofr -
Loss Of Memory, NiHauItY . IT,
Weak Nerves. TrE~
Horror of DiseSse, 49,
DImness of Vlslca, Pau a.
nn!ysrsa Lassituds of the AusouIs ..
Hot Hands, FlushiuE
DoESss of the SKIN, Eruption o
PALLIp CoESTsNGNcE.
Ihese eymptoms, II 8 Owed . 70 ~ VA,
medicine invariably removes. socn fol- 20
iMPOFENCH,F FATUITY, EPlLEPl &c FIl
IN ore Of ehlc6 fAs PofisaI rsar Ezytrs.
Who oaP ssy that they are not fre,usEyr io,-
lowed ~ those "DIE ErCL DIsKAsHs"
INSANITY +" AND CONSUMPTION"
Mary are s-srs Of tho cause Of their sufefIps,
RCT NONR WILL CcNFEss.
TKE REC0RDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUNs
AID s4s d.ldEesolv Dsatks ~ CoRsNssyfso-,
EEAR AMPLE wITFRr. TO -aE TRUTH OF rHH
AssARrIOH.
TIE Q0NSTITUTIoN ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
e1Eires the cid Of medicine 20 strengthen md
InvlgorstS TIE syssen
h,oh HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sUCaU
ssoastai ~ 6oss
tsIAL WILL eoE7IEet FEn MORT fKsYricAL.
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EOx EXCELSIOR CRACKRRs-A frcsh
"a nePy o. fox's Gelehrsted Exeelsiqr Crsek-
lowest rates. KING & BURCHELL,
ias Conner Vermont sy. and issh street.
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me Niaxaraat Restsn

4. Bosron, Feb 25.--The royal mail steamer M
agara, from Liverpool via Hslifax, arrived AZ thi.
port at = O'Clock last evening, and her maiIs sen
south by the night train. - ~ -
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., JANUARY, 1859.
K 3 NJ o Y A l..
A. BININGER g. co.
II Z M OWED
R1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
wILLARDs' HOTEL.
WASHINGTON, d. C., JANUARY, Isc

We invite the attention Of eur friend, and
irons to the Gard below:
No. S1s PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
toPPosiss WiI!G'd's RofsIDj
The Subscribers, having opened Branch Es-
sablishment In this City few months since, and
feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al
ready received from lie friends and the loyers OF
pure and genuine
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles n their line, have determined
pom continuance and extension Of their busi
nes. Their assortment embraoes-
FINE CoGNAC BRANDiEs
tof various age, brands, and districtsl
BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES.
JAMAICA Rum, GINS, &c,
Also, several valuable TOnios, Bitter,, and
stoInanhios, which are remedies for
bowel complaints, fever and asue,
headache, and the like.
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cLARETs, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE
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The Stock was particularly selected to suit the
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&C. They are insItRd to visit the establishment,
which Ii under the direction Of Mr. Jos. p.
WILSON.
Owing 70 the fact that they import most Of the
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ties they are enabled to offer their stock 6oods at
very low prices.
Your obedient servants,
A. BIyINGER l. CO.,
mportsrs Of Forsign Wines, Liqxors, Ss.
js lift NEW YoRx AND wAsHINeroN.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10th
| = day Of March, lssa at u O'Clock m, for sup
BEEt "a frfs s, Ss .hs S's Rpof E,'h 5000 head Of
Ss:9 shsS :a
900 pounds sross.
o Csss vi!i o. re! iTeS S under this contract be
hsils5; snS BsllS II; 30. s.D.sd.
bond with good and sufficient security viii be
Government reserves 70 itself the right to pay In
81 I'd S s1: Ss.aa:, Ssi. 20. in X s
their oontraots or where the bidder 10 not present
Bids % b directed to MAI. A. BEoKwITH, c.
on e the siys 60 the Soy.
Sss c hs s sI. G:
oo:sa SEQ sayss t,sspsrs g sS TIE Cattle to be vsEhed
saEsSs 6. ds sas 70 sesVs Treasury notes L
nEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
ss.s as..DfssG1a B. e. s9.s,s tsD s1ss.Hss e. sss
sass:sPa .gasIn. aGsn
wsrcS I.t teHsea is ms once until Saturday,
aa.t oSniosa n0Gn al respect. to til.
N, Ro.,s. s,eEEcIyEIoATTIoNs: e (. n re. ZION, -
one and ons h.if inca tiicE 'A -'''A'' ~io'' i'''
1s, To be ysh.lss rounded :. n. top and eh.m
edge % dst.acs ofllj foei e, inches. % 'O'A coon
be ssss tSs 90 once Hs se OF boards required MAY
RPssss :ssSS e ADDRESSED ss Gel D
pc, sHd .ho9 be- pisinis marked Prope6sei: P6 :cn
ioG 4. Hssn 1o strss BSsrds',ssoos p HI EHCHER,
= CoRNS-BUNIONS
Mr.. PERDRIAr, eurgeon Chiropodist, from
sss: sasl9 sns "a, 80 Ssn
M.Ea .pa OiAsf .upsfanoas 4 ssh from the hands,
II i :i g; !: i! s ss
462 No. = az .EssFsaaEs9ss saD sss ssvs.sa So D., 464
pssr her sss 'sif's; 81 wiEss IN Ess BRfEbrEs GINS
M szsSY stY soSbs. ssso'SSI6S.as s.s 2.
TSsy fsss eonsssaij on 1 hand fine PHILADEL-
them m: 'ssT 's and :9snns ' hs
.'- .Fa1sEFsEs ss5F IA III s.s:s:', !2s.
q n-sml - N oSSo. Poss Once. {
s.If M9HE AZ r,ss's sS p'sbs {. sole S.IS0Ti i g
.iAi.o: "a other ..yls. ofLsSis. sad Mi::.s.
in the city. y = y. ROeENTHAL, ~
ia 90 Penn. syenns. between eth end ssS ia. .
GEoRsE y: WoRL = ca. q
And IS i5S iaEhssssssArr,
,an q MsfsAsadiss Of svsfy asssris
eEQRSE q. VOL z CO.. : :
10 9l-ImsssVz -sessI - Nv The Rnps Perry. )
SpRiNs cHINTEEsssT59pepss .S;SsI,
GsSa sfkfPSf X s,suss : ssSaFNEiaS % NiaasS IT.
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CoRNS-BUNIONS.

NIX. .PERDRIArie Surgeon Cblropodist, from
n remove Corns. and Bnnionr, without PAIN, so
th8t the shoe can be worn immediately after the
operation. without inconvenlence. Also removes
Wsrts and other superfnous esh from the hands ),
80 that they viii sppear snai and delicats. No.
- ~ street, near CITY Hall. Charres moderste
,tlTRefers 70 the doctors of Washington Eener-
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Zee aELMBO1Dy EXTRA THEoRe
sll affect pms an diseases ofth-
URIHARv ORaAye,
vkt;hSr existing In
HALE on FEsxALE,
IoE EafteTeT 'auBe rrpsirAtRE Ead 10 InassS-
AJd LONG STANOINa.
Diseasesott1sss orTSls reSui the Eid ca /
JIKTIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRhCT BUCBs
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
and is certain to hxve the oesIred effect
DlsesscageT sptSEk . IS TsscSssSs>6ad.
EvTDnz-z OF fEl Hoss REfPoSsIRLp GE
LLAaLI oHkRAoTnB
villsAeeolssny the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CORES,
From 70 yt1Ts' ssandIA
sOlEN6E AID FAE3.
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Fridays against all other buEiness but that which
relates to active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 22-h Secretary Of War.
IRo III FL ALL,
32o PENNsYLvANI AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Just Received and Opened,
A large and frst-clas stock Of choice
FAMILY GROCE FRIES,
consisting Of
SUGARS, Of all grades,
TEAS,
COFFEE,
FLOUR,
NAILLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &c, &c.
PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
500 barrels Magnolia,
500 barrels Xxx
500 barrels Millers Rye Monongshela,
600 barrels fine Old Rye,
500 barrels fine Ola Bourbon,
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
All the favorite brands Of
CHAMPAG NE,
Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick,
which, being bought low, we ofe, at unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent for
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
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Il a N R = IA -,
No. 4s2 Fifteenth Street opposite Treasury
Buildings, Washington.
In connection ,yith our Philadelphis House We
lor the transaction Of general Exchange, CoiIeo-
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Ind European cities, receivs Deposits, and make
Collections upon all accessible points
te4-lm JAY COOKE CO,
COIN WANTED!
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ia 22-tf Corner Tenth street.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT!
ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK.
HOURS.
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u goods to and from
NEW YORK-Ofios 80 Broadway,
8OSTON-Ofioe, Congress street, and Con-
sress Square, @---.--..----
sss Ches.nu. street,
Camden Station,
Office, 3ss Psnnsylvanis av
ALEXANDRIA-Offos,I los King street,
FORTRESS MONROE,
NEWS, PORT ROYAL,
And the
SOUTHERN BLOCKADING sQUADRONS.
At FAIR RATES! JAZZ lm-
7 CARRIAGES,
= Have now on hand q large and fine assortment OF
asIfsi. which sEn'Ga sm prep.rsd p S to % sei &
Crt 0w for , shsh; 4: PEI Persons ,o IN want ofgood
before purchasing elsewhere.
All repairs nestlJ done, and orders promptly st
have slso enc very fse eloss Pannsl Carnage,
whioh orSiapns,y Sa sdy cost SS5 bSt little used and
81 /. slim HeSDMfI eSrDaS isth sad sd}22YGsl 2 stTssl.
PORTABLE WOODEN TENTS! - :
order Portsbs Woodsu q Sfd .ny S rssair q
!. siIe, &C yeIy low pries THESE tents can be put
the corner Of Foarsesn.h and sss ano can Dc sesn
ia Sim. JOHN A. JORDAN.
CoLoRED BoRDEREp TOWELS. select
s,|n styles - and susiities, from iow-Prioed and me-
With our ssusi full and ample stock Of ali Kinds
Ope proc, the actual cash standard value marx "a
In plain figures. PERRY & BRO.
Re is tr Penn. avenue and Ninth st.
T. ATTENTIONS!
UST Reoetved large assortment of Nex
eethers, Comfortables, Blankets, Bed,tesds
ctatfesses, and Carpets. Persons wIshing 10
oly arc rec ueeted 10 examine my stock before pr.
shasing, as am determined rot TO be uadsrsofd.
sssIS gs.5g X. BUCHLY, /
: .,o 42s 18th street. between 6 and b,
: ~ t-lln- 90 = east side.
N0TIOE-AII persoes are feEbiddsn 70 leEe;