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Applicatfon of Manure.

There seems to be a good deal Of Diversity Of
sentiment, In regard to the best time of the
year to apply manures. Such earnest advocacy
ct opposite opinions, many OF which are the
results Of experience, shows that the time Of
she application Of manure is not Of essential
Importance. think the vital point Is, not
whether the manure should be put on in the
spTiDg fall or winter, but ts be cure and put
il on . $685. Sd, --...a. r. +-.a.t.- -
L have seen great effect from that which was
put on in the spring, even il it had large
quantities OF straw in it, and certainly it is
good 10 put on about the first Of September,
either on wheat or meadows The plan of
spresding manure on grass land in the fall,
which was to be plowsd for corn the next ses-
son, have tried With marked success, and l
do not doubt but it is we'll, when convenient to
draw it out in winter. Perhaps IL may be the
true system, to give dressing to cold grass
land in the spring, especially If the manure
has in 1t good deal Of grass seed. Very
coarse manure, even cles- straw, is benehcisl,
applied at this time. About the first of April
Is the best time. as Ii gets washed into the soil
by the early rains, and the grass seeds ger
inmate readily. But We do not miss much, il
this is applied early in the fall, unless some Of
it hss been allowed to waste in the summer
On dry and cultivstedlsAd it seems quite Al
well to make the application in the fail. On
wheat of course IL is FIT ~.E
mate of the superior value of manure which
has been lyi9g through the summer, by its be-
ing concentrated, SO that what is a load in the
tall, was two or three loads in the spring, and
OF course the same bulk or weight lie more
valuable. The value OF two or three is con-
asnsed into one. --. r.s -.--.. s...-----.., -.
There has been change in the practice OF
some farmers here, and 1 Judge, from reading
the discussions on the subject in your paper
OF many In other parts of the country, which il
TO apply the manure more directly to grass
than as formerly to grain. The immediate re.
suit OF this practice is a diminished crop oil
gram, and perhaps a diminished income from
the farm year sr two, bat the result in few
years Is the increased fertility of the soil and
consequently an increased product of grain
also. This. change in the practice of farmers
here has been brought about partly by their
estimate Of the value of the grain crop, by
many, as almost equal 10 the grain crop. The
relative importance Of grain and grass in a
system OF farming, is certainly changed in
favor OF the latter, and the most important
advantage OF this change is the Improvement
in the fertility of the soil.
Therefore the manure should be applied 10
the benefit of the grass chiefly. Those who
raise wheat will apply their manure at the
time Of sowing, and near the surface, 20 the
very highest advantage Of tho succeeding
grass. Where corn is principal crop, the
manure should be put on, If possible, at the
seeding OF the land, in anticipation of the corn
crop. a heavy growth of grass, fed of by
stock, is the best Preparation for corn -
Country Gentleman
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TIE EVENING STAR.
STEEL FIxINes FOR EVER

The charm 10 brose Of "Heaft Of Oak,
Our ancient naval friend,
And Iron, we sing, OF metals king,
Fhat shot nor nell can rend.
Hnsieathed In steel, from deck to keel,
Our future ships must be,
And DER the tide 10 victory ride,
Black Warriors OF the Sea. r
With wood and sail ,gainst steam In Mail,
OF fighting who would dream,
Drake must have struck With oak and duck
Opposed 10 ste Ell and steam.
No more delays, for coming rays
Build steamers iron-clsd; -r
Our Naval Schools, lSng ruled by fools,
For Monitors are mad y -er,. y
Letvain Jobl Bulls their metal hulls,
The be,l things out declare; --.
We've skill enough with native stnf o.,
To beat Britannia ware.
When comes the TIT, we'll see who's split
Or first from combat swerves;
In iron ships, the party whips ..-s,-
That has the iron nerves. .-....-.
Our tourney plain the rolling main,
A jous;hng We will 90,
And all our cost defend iScc PosO
With Just Word o., blow O..
Congress be Kind md raise the wind
For which tbc navy waits; $40 --..-
Our foes TO d ,sh lust when we wish,
We onJy need the plates.
--.-....., tFanty Fat-
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z DE-. IOaRsros,
40 AhYGH ORE
LOCK OskIYAE,
Rss ff:fsssrsS tss ssssf Cs,fsss, Bsssky 500 ssIs
EfssissI R.-ssks iS sks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRBDENcE.
kKr NO FALSE DELICACY rkEVIHY.
APPLY IMMEDIApELY.
4 SBRB WARRANTED, OR. NO CHAHGE,
IN IRON ONE 10 TWO DAYS.


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si Dssily, Nsoys.sns.s DysPsPsy, L.nSss, Csnfssss
srsmsiins. Dinnss. :. sst 81 ssadns.s. Ds.as. q Il.
Head. Threat. Nsss shn Afsstsos Of d. L.ng,
Va, ..s.a Y:sts-:s..: Dr..dsi md p9r.e,iT: Pa
ns.. Witch render Marriage impssssl' ssd destroy sss
YOUNG MEN go -
Especially VIE Aass ssssms the victims Il Solitary vss
!. .ntinsy gr.,. h.and, q yong nl.s :. The ..s
s..'a sa... and .rss. ia!:.s .h: might .h.,.i.s
ss,nss o. v.f'd seHssy the living yrs. nay call With
MARRIAGE. -r.- .... 1
nAhiIlD fIissss, o. YsuaE sass sssts.p l.u.g NM
r.g. being .v..s Of tsy.,s.i ssatns asssis ssHisy,
z. vh. ras.s himself under The susa -. J. ..y ,sIisi
::y s:DsS: e hia t'.:r a. r'nt'..s .,d ''.id,
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK 81.
,: land aide E.pI ir:n .:inm... .'.. few deer, i,:.
asst 30 paid aRd ssntais = STAMP. 80
DR.. JOHNSTON, 4
-. ,,.r u: A:yu c.il:g. 81 :sTg.sn.. L:.d.. Ird.:
o: ind q; sh;:: ne. ~. .p.n. .
Ia, sf.eisa the meet .st.nhing sITs, that vsrs
ever hnsvn; many rsssisd With rnglk in head
s.dd,n ,.rnd .If:n.. vi.S .q..st si.ssnS :tt.nd.s
ssnsem" viii dsrangs mi Of nnd, vsrs erred iEns.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
as.G Men ana .,h.n oh. have Injured tssn,.lvn ~
vAiss nightly t vhsa sslssp, and esJsd,
ssed'n nanisEs imPes.bl. aud ds','sys ssh mind AID
These pad and nsIsnshsy sGssts IIsdsssd
~ ssIy habits Of yssh, ysi Wsshnss Of the Back and
fsvsr, fsiptstien q HEART nyspspsy, Nervous
si, D.rsnSsmsnt Of the Dss'uys Fsnstisns, asnsral
f.-rf.i .fss 90 u. mind a.. n... !.
% Of msmsry Csofsssu o. dsu. DsP,sslss
ep,ho, Evil rsrsssdinG, avsrssu Of Society. 6slfDl
nss, ks,s ssssds, Snidiy &C., are ssus Of The evils
NInvogs pIpILrrv-yhs,s.us. "a. .sv I.dss Waits
ne s.s h.I declining ss.n Losing sssLI ysss, sss.s.
.pI'ssssss sssst he eyes, sssh o. synPtsu, u ssasl.p
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcs.
10 has hssc seeds Of s painful dissas. tss stss
happens Tia. shame Or dread sf di,ssvsTy
dsts hm from applying these vhs, from st.estsa ssd
haHds o. Gnss, and dsssning Prstsndsp,
tanne feh his psesnisyy ssestanes, heap him uifng
.sns ,.,I msns Or as lsnG ths smsss Zee is Cd
" aus Glhng dtsppsintmss; BY the Of that deadly
the sslsttasna symptsms sf this
sin, yr.Gss.nG VIII rspidi.y III Dc. Is ,..
Psrsd 10 s dreadful ssfsrnGs ~ ssndins smt nst n
dsssvsrsd sssniIy fIss vbs,s bourne tysI Is,rss
DIX. 'J0KNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
AZ. ssdly sHssd and ril vissI Issrsd. GA
s.at .,a assit'd, VIE had lest all ssl', have
All nP.eis.su As.Es, ,,ts.I - Mental Disc nal.
isiueas ksss Of fssssssDv. Fewer Hspssss Ignasty,
xrs.ea{ .ad Wssinsu Or xxAaxssa Of he nest fs,rfsi
ENDORSEMENT OF 1BE PRESS.
TAI AIsI THsssKEps ss,sd al tai, nstit.tf,s vital.
cal .l.I.n:s: IC,n:aS " Dr. i.ln:s.", sis:asa :, Is.
.isi .iPssssd sssn and ss.i. S.,. u. ,sss -:
hit,. sre sisai ssi,a,tss V Ne .aisisd. mar lily
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DIRECTORY.
.RAssEHaKR TlAIEsOT

NTTT[JNL
2
o.s.d Ar~ MONDAY, Fsersav > isa.
PAsskNsn rlAINs srTwxxr
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
80 7'-f VIII run 80 folevs:
Sir Dssly TSe,ss A,rsr. az a.d Ds,a,i J's-
I -'f.--- s.d fss % SBs6ass.
For Philadelphia and New York-Lesve wash
inEson G. sc ~ % y, and $50 \.
I.tla Y. and SO and I @fs n - NM
For hnnaIolI, az ste a N. and <aoFN.
For hsrnssssIs IS sue ne i Morn and West, lsa,,
e ~ s,o sl ~ 70. coA \, and .c or s@rN
n,,,,,,1 S1INs MoylIEs NoETH:;
nye a. Baltimore A, NJ; Philsaelp his li.p ,. NJ
N ms 9sss ssdsiss. cav: ,.nrop m
A. n. Arrive et Bal1more $50 0. ~. No oonneo-
tien. - Bainners. TIL, is the Morning oonnsIior
New YoTf Mail Tr,in-lesvs washington At n
~; arrIxe ~ Bslumore lf.to 2. n; PhilAdeiphis
PkilsdeSsi. Tf 1 Z lea. :: w..hinston a, 500
:. 5esosInE Baltimore attlo ~. and Phllsdelrhis
.kfterroon Aocomncdsuon-Iesv ws.hiurtor
neIions a Baltimore. 1his is tho afternoon con
nexIon Tor Annapolis,
Aiy s asl rSos &C. W. fs.sss,s. i ie
3Ssands,s is.,e W s.hins,oa s, sas and sr.r.
The 5 r, y, train from washington connects
through 10 New York eyerI dsy dunng the veet.
= ,M%IHs korTNs sogrH,
T.: Baltimore t"r.z' Arrives wsshirsscb
Leave New York stss. H., PiILss.lphi, ION '.
NJ BAlhmers 40 a. n. Arrive % Warrington tr
Lesye New York 81 " y. NJ; PhilsdeI,hi. ,S
~. BaunorsrS Az. Arrive ~ Washtnrtob
Local Aoeommodstion Trans leave Baltimore
Nj and 80 7. for WILMINGTON. arrive
there a. u A u. and s-<s Pm. :
On sundays 1t <-SD and rs A. n, only from Bslu-
more. NO Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains leaviur W Arlington at 1sO A,
y. eno Go y. M.pand BalpmeFc ~ 7-1S A. n and 90
P make direot ocnn soilops for Annapolis NJ the
1uncuon. Ibestn ~. and 500 n. connect 81
Solar iof FredeTick, Hagerstovn, &c.s &c., except
7rsiA leave Annapolis for Baltimore AID wash
lnEton 81 49, A. M. aud see u.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at s.0a a.
M III a. n, ADD ?. NJ, and Baltimore at 80 sno
fS5 A. n. VIII stop onlp AZ lnrapcits Jssefsos.
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodates
Trains Win leave washington and B.ltrmor.
Tossgfly spes card ffrsf, excepting that the tISa
q, IS5 n, and 90 trains will wait - mi nutes
Il necessary, 20 secure the passengers and Msllf
For Sex and Wounded solnier.-A s,.c,. car.
with an attendant. With beds, will leave Washing
TON twice veek for PhlladelphIs direct at II A ",
lor the accommodated of sick and wounded
soidiers. --'- w. y. SMITH,
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HELMB0LD5S Rose WASH.


r. Pc, HELMBoLD'S Rose WASH,
Nature, and as an in3estion In Diseases OF he
ULiaaJ O1gans arisins Hom habi,s Of Dissip, alton,
w.. -. ny. % LUZ. M .ny LAuecu bpenu or
Sotsapeiiiio' IN sum Dis eases as recommended.
Erid<Hes az ths ntost rsItdbss asd responsible
character trilI accompany fks psdiein.,.
sfCERTIEIcA rES mn CUp &c E.
-. o >. 49,, p.
r'o" 90 "Seafs sIdSatns,
WITH NAM.s KNOWN .r.asa
For MEDICAL P,opIistlss Of ,BuCHU, sse Dis
pensstory OF the Un1ssa s,ates,
see fIolessor pEWEE'S valuable works on the
ssa ,sm :, made b, IN. t,t. ,.,.,,.. -
PHYslCK. Philadslphis. - = 49, ~
See remarks made BY DR.. EPHRAIM Mo-
LOWE ELL, ceieorated fhysioisn and Member
Ou Oh M IN % besid. And
Queens Journal. "a = ,9.7-fT- y = '-s INV
See Medieo chiturflcsl Review, published BY
sts 81 saatso1 sHA' e Fellow OF Royal Coz
See most of the late Standard works on Medicine.
Extract Baohu, 81 % per bottle, or six for IS 90.
SEQ. " p'f oo''e or si1 Tor
Improved Rose Wash, so per bottis, or six for
s<o' .,,.s-. - -. 49, /. lao. -,
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1881 TIE uses
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
IT G 3

-
with its confessional
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
BAGGAeE CHECKED THRoUGE
FROM BALTIMORE!
fHRIr DAILY TRAINS From
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Two OF them mskirE
CLOSE CONNECTIONS At HARRIsRuRs
$500 With trains or the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
70 all points in the
80. w.t. NokIH-wksT AND SopTH-wEsr'
UFor ThrcuEk Tiot.ts. srpJ =. the Once Of
Psny, Calvert station, Baltimore.
SpLsnaid Sleeping Cars on all Night Tram,
sE0<'Hs S%fOe~ Cars or all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
srririns IN Bsitnere e 49, %; ane I p q; HsD.,
wneSe close connexions sre made with trsius on
DurE st i ,. m. and las . N there eonnec,inr
Sltn TIE trans on the Pennsylvania Cenurl
ksilrcsG Tor al parts Of the west
FREi6HTS.
BY I'M. route, freirhis Of all descriptions csn 10
iorverded to and from any point the Railroads
oil OHIO, \ entuoky, Indians, hLnoIs, Wisconsin,
Iors, or hIssourI, BY RoiIroad dtrsoL
The PeDnsy vanle Central Railroad also connects
% PtnbuTf with StesTpers, by which Goocs can
Re forwarded 10 any port on the Ohio. Muskfnrum,
hentuckyi TenDessee, Cumberland, IlltnoIs. Mlss-
IselpPi, W Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, hrkarsss,
snd Red X lycrs; and ct Cleveland, Sandssky and
Chleafo with steamers TO al North western Lakes
merchsnts And Shippers entrustinE the trsnspor-
atlSn OF t1eIr Freigh 20 this Company, can rely
THE f9I RITES fHi o. and om.,
POINT IN the West, BY the PennsylvsnIs Central
helroed. ara 80 eH ftssss as Jacerebls as srs
sAnxltd bS etk<r Rst!foSz Cossposiss.
III Be SartenlAr to marx packages WA PISS.
MA6RkWs KUoNs, FREIGHT Agents,
No. 80 North street, Baltimore.
ENOCH LEWIS, 6eln -uperint't, Altoona, Re.
n; HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Paula
delfhla- Asclv
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II. 0. HOOD

Is Constantly receiving. and hss always on hand =.
WA IeRks thai are rnsnufsesurs SeI h Easa n
AND, Switzerland sod Americas, both in q ODD
hine il w kd.R Y OF the most desirable styie. ,et
vita Diamonds, Enerssd., Rabies. and al other
sta1tard Silver Ware, an keeps svords. n syoI-
nSers, sword Belts and seshes, Bowie Knives,
cles, and great saEiety of other things nsnsI1.
kep. II yeye ~ Store, and 3 u at the very loWest
i nce; NO. S5s Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
zIeSll. -. fe l5-ff
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- ~ SOMETHING NEW! ~
~IA] SlEA1Isf DIscoyIxY 81 0A(A
fAI AsI.
- II ISL ssvsa, sSrsssts ~

OYSJEaS STEAMED
IN ne shell and Thoroughly Cooked (fAr ssesrisr
stSss - rsssys. Call and sec.
Ehs 9nderslEncd respectfully Informs his frieuds
ne psnlct, And visitors I'd the city, that be has
Ia most thoros9h manner, snd has made ooir,-
stye and IN any suantity. 600 to 800 gallons shuo ko1
per Gay; Loo To $500 oans Of SDiced and FTesh
iSs Sb.ybM - ,S he sesd Furnished
fsr;8rs xsh,pE 10 have Oysters furnished regs
w,tSon nnIS1sEh re winter. q Baltimore pnces,
rarEsTenta q once. PreiEht, time, and money
s{u.l @ ths c.sbTsssd Bs1M5rs ssisbiiahmsnSs.:.
10 seTkEEs; ." -
Canned Me4ts. Eobs,sI.: s.reinss, CLANS.
$S &c; Also, Piskls:, 6.tqI ssioss. BrsnS1
tee, Lsrr.s,nl, Fresh Lebsters, God, HsIibat, &c.
kets alwtys on hand, .. reasonable prices. -
Hotels and families supplied With Oysters. de-
nvered without charge 20 any psrt Of tie Distrot,
In season # the money Is sent with the order.
MY establishment 10 open from .. m, 10 II st
h,rhtf ever dAJ, except Sunday, when close Of
10 O'CLOCK Q. n. ~ ga
ASn $3.50 TN, HARVEY.
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NOTICE.
lkMaEz

IL
Taia Comlany ofets 60 the public" nssuailee
AevIEtsEes for the ssfs tRe Qpiek uispatch Of
be-, 70 ali parts Of the United States. =.
IL gretsss 70 And from the North snd West de-
part from 60 sTTIEs IN W as!ing ton twice daily,
81 ~ srssse. are N ohsrEs Of svGtssssS sns
ff..aos eesenteIs,
EALP, our usual rafes. 80 90 = = -
Al Goods for the SPECIALIZED Conieder.ts sts.ss,
And AZ Articles Gca1shszd OF WAR VII Dc
,oaI ELiI.,ses Isayse Nsy York st .. and sP.
f h.IiTi'' u ".'Ai1isen At 'A' AM, N. '.a az
7, ffI,,e':.s ls1S, Pa5l.dsIss:s a. =. ana
"a. ~. 49, = - - ~ -
Expresses leave Bs tmors at 80 A N, and Up,
IN arriving IN washington q A. NJ. and SO
-EIprdases for al points North ard West lava
washington II I'D A. N. and 10 r. n. daily.
speelsl Contrsots for large snAntltes Of Fraght
ean pc made or AZ -lo2hon 20 this Ones. -.
Al seods called for and dellyssed re- II ,kxka
sspt Adsms Express Conn erv.
Waxslnrtsn. Aurust -. tssi. asfs-n
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Ie5th Penn Volunteers. s
73d do do...... |
69th New York VOL. I
18th do do...l2
18th Mass. Volunteers. I
I'D New York Vol /. . Is
18th Wisconsin Vol 80. 6
49th Penn. Volunteers. :
10th Maine Volunteers. 5
LIST u. 3. Chssseurs. :. |
| Cameron Rihes....... |
Excelsior AriilleryVol Z
| Total .,...........97
-. go
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~ COAL OiL-COhL OIL.
LAWNS The agency of nna Of the IsT. sst Coal
1n companies In The United states, NE can sail
SOa. vi s.ties1le and retail, cheaper than osn Ia
SSpaan. IN W ashIngtOq. leo, Lamps, Cans and
SnsHSs, SEQ w. STE Art SON,
III nm Iln- Corn T 18th and n streets q
sSSf 5BCEiNEDhr l.. A. BEALL CO.'S,
cev stcok 81 GLOEHlNG, FURNISHING
pJoDS, TRUNKS. HATS and CAcS.
4 BEALL & cos No 351 Seventh street,
- between 1 and X, Is The plsee % buy JOlr
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS at New York prices
,eNE. ONE AND ALL. At L.. A. BEhLL e.
- cos, No, 36t Seventh street, between a nd
a. TO bay yoaI CLOTHING, FURNiSHING
GOODS, HATS and CAPS,
NOW IL YOUR TINE TO BUY YOUR
a SLOIHiNG, FURNISHING 6 90 ID s,
6AiS ara EhfS e very low prices, 81 l.. A,
BE5ALL q cos, No. 361 Seventh, between
as1 eueets. NH ~
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III Washington papers please copy and send
bills TO the War Department mar 27-3t
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Al 81. EHsabtth Hospital, Casters B,aneA,
March 81

10Th New York Vol. =.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I'D New York Vol -.
itss do do....'
eth do do....
9th ~. Hampshire Vol
18th New York Vol =.
S7th Penn. Volunteers.
lCth New Jersey Vol .
seth New York Vol =.
Odd Penn. Volunteers.
ID Maine Volunteers
5Sth New York Vol :. :
Sth do do....
5ith do doc.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIIs,
/ RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, - 81
surLERs, sRoCERss AND OTHERS.
WILLIAM TUCKER's go.
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL =
GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
sss Pennsylvania AVENUE,
sas PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
/ - GROCERIES
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
Hssing essa psveAassd Of Bsslrxpt M~ekants
TUCK ER's
| TUCKERs
Groceries, Liz uors, Wines, Cigars. 90
FOR FAMILIES,
FOR Suffers,
-... FOR OFFICERS. /.
r EAs, FINB.
MON CIGARS:
CRACKERS, BOSTON.
ETCHUPs, IMPORTED.
4 XTRA coFFEEs.
r AIsINS, MALAGA.
BEAD OUR PRICES
READ OUR PRICE
Extra Brown suSar........... Q cents per pound
White Sugar. ..."...........l2 cents per pound
Fine Green Tea. 50 cents per pound
Fair Black Tea. cents per pound
Extra Cohee. .......-........20 cents per pound
Good Coffee ......."........f6c cents per pound
Wax Candles. rs cents per pound
Malaga Raisins.. cents per pound
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 cents per pound
Imported fRau..............O cent? per l0o
Havana Cigars.......-......e1 to % per 10
Almonds ....................12 cents per pound
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 cents per bag
6ood Butter. is cents ner pound
Extra Butter. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cs ut per pound
Fine wines .................e1 per bottle
Whiskey .....-.........2s to 50 cents per bottle
AL other kinds Of LIQUORS in proportion.
-.'..- Call and zee for yourself.
fuckers,
32s Pennyivsssa Aveaue.
.-- WILLIAM TUcKEkp
CHEAP GROCERY wARKHOUsK,
32S PENNs YLVANIA AVENUE,
sas PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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al Un- tfpui. and z EFapIain. (bl Captain,
lsJ Assistant surgeon. (d) Captain Gel capsl
tain. IN first Lieuienaat.
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CASH NOTICE
AN ConseSuenoe of our having to pay cash for
every article Of goods We pure haze. We are forced
70 reduce our business 20 Cash exc lusivey for the
pEesent: We have IN store very largo Assortment
OF READY-MADE- CLOTHING for men and
than usually, Wall, sfEPHENS Co, ''
322 Pa. av., between eth and IOth sts.
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God has stretched forth his arms, and
the American Union is saved And our
beloved. glorious Washington shall again
rest quietly, sweetly in his tomb, until
perhaps the end of the prophetic century
approaches that he is to bring the Repub-
lie to her third and final struggle, when
he may once more, laying aside the eere-
ments of Mount Vernon, come messen-
ger Of suceor and peace from the Great
Ruler, who has all the nations of the earth
in his keeping. -zz
But the future is too vast for our. COM
prehenSion; we are the children Of the
present.
When peace shall again have folded
her wings and settled upon our land. that
strange. unearthly, wonderful map, mark
cd while the spirit eye of Washington
looked on, shall be preserved among
American archives, as a precious Temird-
er to the American nation. OF wsat, ia
their second great struggle for existene'.
they owed to God and the Glorifed SFir-t
of Washington.
Verify, the works of God are above the
understanding of man.