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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
REFoRE THE COMMITTEE,

10 II generally unSerstood that Gen. McClel.
lan's recent exposition made to the Congressional
Committee to inquire into the conduct Of the
war, Of % much Of his views and plans as he
deemed 10 prudent 20 entrust to the public-for
entrusting them to a Congressional Committee 10
simply to make them known to the world at
lsrge-was eminently satisfactory to those gentle
men, who intercgated him for quite three hours
about any and every thing connected with ''the
situation" past, present, and future, concerning
which politicians might be expected to entertain
curiosity.
It's said that he repeatedly, in reply to ques-
tions frankly pointed out to them their impolicy,
and on each such occasion satisfied them that he
was right In prefering to keep to himself the par
ticular information they were after. On the
whole, tits certain that the result Of their long
interview has been to bring the committee up to
the work Of laboring TO induce Congress to aid his
measures and policy, one and all, with the frank
confidence that must be accorded to him If the
body would really do their share to assure the
quick suppression of the rebellion, that depends
so entirely upon harmonious concert Of action
bStween all branches Of the Governments service
in laboring to work out common ends.
More than one Of the committee above referred
to went into the interview with minds warped
by the clamor and spleen of the "On-to- Rich
mond"-ites, only to come out of IL with the liked
belief that the path Of success, in the war, Is,
surely: to stand firmly by the commander-in.
chief, his measures and plans, one and ALL
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
The latest information from the Burnside ex Z.
petition locates the greater portion Of 1t off Hat
tsras intent. The recent storm can hardly have
failed to delay and embarass its movements
somewhat.
To-morow's news by the Norfolk flag OF truce
may possibly announce its entrance into ALDER
marie and Pamlico Sounds, and by Monday next
we may hear that Newbern or Washington, N. {. ,
or both, are in General B . possession.
IL secesh has been able to concentrate force
that can impede his speedy progress from New
bern to Goldsborough, that has been accom- plished
with remarkable secrecy, indeed. We, however,
do not believe IL possible. Goldsborough once at
Gen Burnside's mercy, and the great coast line
Of secesh's railroad connections will be so "done
for" as that all Secessia cannot put II In working
order in six months to come. The mere destruc-
ton OF the bridges over the Tar and Neuse rivers
will effect that so desirable object to say nothing
Of the destruction Of the many miles of tressel
work within striking distance Of Goldsborough
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W.. FOR TIE ARMY.
w Have just received. by steamer Arago, O
lsrge sseortment of magnificent French Brass
Drums (Systems GretoIre;l French Bugles, for
infantry. cavalry. and artillery Martin Fre-e's
Celebrated ClNionets and Flutes Brass Instru-
ments OF all kinds Also, the finest qua ity of Ven
Toe strings. Busson's Accordeons and flutInas.
Together with LARGE assortment OF latest French
Music for Bands. Musia store of
w, 8. hETZEROTT,
Jal6 Corner Pa avfnue and llth st.
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EUK SALE AND RENT.

EOR sALE-At q great saorifos, a BRIcE
Il HOUSE and LOT, within ten minu tea wall
q Patent Onloe Inc uIre OF A. M. HANSON
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BURNSIOE'S
Patent Portable House.

The inventor calls the attention of Suffers and
others TO this useful invention AHosse can be
bullt oy this Inventor without mails, screws, or
Be-nes and Stables built in the same way. IL
ean be put mp and taken down without injury 20
the boards.
Orders can be !eft with
SAMUEL WISE, Builder,
No. s46 z strest, near Thirteenth
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CHARLES S. FOWLER 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE,
FINE CUTLERY, PLATED WARE,
ROLL METAL GOODS,
BLOCK TIN GOODS, TINCRdMBER SETS
yAPAhNED WATERS,
ETHEREAL AND SOLAR LAMPS,
COAL OIL LAMPS, LANTERNS,
&c. Re.
5o4, OPP FKLLows' HALL. SEVENTH ST.,
la 1-lm,n Washington City.
~ EADIN6 ALE AND LAGER BIER DEPOT,
~ Of the celebrated brewery Of Mr.. Felix, 20 be
G.a IN lsrss nnd small quantities. Also, Pickles,
and Sour Krout BY tine barrel gallon, or in jars at
CHARLES MADES' Restaurant,
de 28-imf corner Pa. Avenue and Third At
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KNEY ARIA ES,

importers Of Foreign Wines, Liquors, &c.
ia lift NEW YoRK AND WASHINGTON
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CArcHIss A TARTAR Melvin Hutchinson,
Third Maine regiment, being on picket duty in
ofhls comredes, wa challenged bya Confederate,
and ordered 70 tarov down his musket and move
forward He did 50, but In passing by the tree
scented, he quickly seized the bayonet with his
right hand, whereupon HSecesh" discharged the
musket, blowing OF two Of the Federal soldiers
fingers. The Maine man then ran for his 10 usket,
and, before the rebel could reload, he shot him
through the back. He staggered, and fell back
dead. The Federal soldier retreated in safety to
his company. Notwithstanding the balls whis-
tied round him pretty lively, he escaped without
further injury. He Is now doing well In the
Mansion House Hospital, Alexandria.
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TIA Z u % EMAR,

Prossefsd By Royal Letters Patent of Esslasd,
sHd ssexrsd BY ths Seals Of tie Eeols dc Phay.
s.aets dc Paris, sxd tks Imperial Collage Of
Msdteins, Vissna.
TRIEsEMAR No.
Is INC eneotual remedy for RELAXATION, SYxl-
hAIoRRHRA and EXHAUSTION OF TIE SYsfIM.
c TRIESEMAR No.2,
Somlistey and entirely eradicates all traces of
those disorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
nav Lave feheially 6eeS thought an antidote, to the
ton. S f0S~
TRIEsENAR Nos
10 tho great and sure remedy OF the ciylixed World
LOT al impurities OF the system, well g second
Mercury, a. well as other del 6terious Iurredients
and which all the Sersa?sriis In the world canpej
remove: TRIRsKkAk Nos. ], 3 and are Alike de-
yold Of taste or smell fnd Of 81 naussatinC sueli
YES. They are In the form of Q loxonge and NAV
ne on the toilet table without their use being sus
Sod IN TN Gases q 9s each, or four o. Gases in
ono for %, and In 81 cases, thus saving %, a
administered By Valpeau, Lallemand, Roux, O.,
GO; Wholeeale and retail BY DR.. ii. A. BAR
kOW 1S4 Bleecker street, q doors from Mao
Do1Ea street,, New York. Immediately on re-
oelpt OF remittance, DIR. BARRow will forward
Eriesemar 70 any lert of the world, seourely
Iscted And addressed recording to the Instructions
Published also By DR. BARROW, that populsr
and beautfu liy illustrated medical work, Humsr
Fratlty. Prioe Is cents. Triesemar and Book ca
Washington, ID. G. doH sm
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- ,sOME7HINa NEW.
N Ia, 0IIAfEsf Discovery erOA
~ a, ISL t q .. A:s' .,,.,.. w

OfSTEkS STEAMED
In tss chsil And Thoroughly Cooked Gar gupsrisr
y Ioastl in tvs ws.ytss, as Iasissi
The SndeIlgned respectfully informs bis friends
In the Dlgrot and visitors to tho CITY, that he -
rented re- 81, OLD AND w!LLckrowF tsii1lisHNINI
plete srraneements TO furnish OYSTERS In suy
style and N any quantity 600 TO 800 gallons shucked
per day: 1900 10 1000 cans Of SDiced and FresS
put up deilJ-oSns Theoretically sealed. Furnished
In tho shell By the bushel or barrel.
Persons Wishing to hsyo Oysters furnished rexu-
larly through the winter, ct Baltimore Drices
without feeT Of failuge, should call and make ar
rsnEements At onoe. Freight, time, and money
esua to the celebrated baltimore sbiiahmsnItss
st prices Just - low.
70 SgYhEkS,
Canned Meets. LobstsIs. S.rdinss. CLANS
&C., 60. Also, Piokles, CstspI, saaoes, 'Brsndy
ties, Ter. Pms, Fresh Lobsters God, Hslibat, 90
kss: ay.ys on Mnd. q ressoH.ble prices.
In season, # the money Is sent With he order.
My estAblishmenti 10 open from O. m, 10 Ii NJ
night, every day, Except Sunday, when / CLOSE q
ja,-n TIM. HARVEY.
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Ida:, s,:.ss Disss.;s.: I iss::.sy Gee:
d::: =. ;rns. s.p..a.. q: 7..n G Tsss..,,
.sd 1s ss.: :: M y 3. :.:' @
% :.s = sis D:s.:.. i..s -: -.
nss, vsiss rsudsr hs,raSs impossible, aad dssssy Ss
YOUNG MEN
Gal d.s:a and a..ss': h.s, " ssi ..ssas .v rs.;
sr.ss S.:. =. ME- s;ss: q: n:
ssss snuanesd ssssanE ssnssss viii the thsndsr
Isnss e v.isd sssssey shs living iyrs nay s. VIA
MARRIAGE.
re-; s:l .v.,. q Is,:s. .'sa''', "fssis 1:s.
Ne vhs place; kim,sR undsr As care 4 d, J. nav r.lis
ri, 4. Y s nsnsr e s'sa'sa s.d sssa'sy
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
as ss.ns, Pa. ost y ss..rys name and sInSss letter.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
q. from q DE most sminsnt College. 10 De snHsd
s fsi:: M b.; md s;:s S:s
. l.::S :; =; .; On.
.:ad. S9:s ss:isP & 1s.s's.a. ssiae .armst
::%:sm'' sia d'rsns'n'ai q aind, cured i.ss
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssg Aen ana sthsn vhs have injured thsmsslvss b.
ssT.:. f.sts. ipd.E.d in When habit fr.ss.nI
ar: & | .bs :: r. :s::
s.Sdsn m.Ir.Es npe,ib., and destroys Ssth Mad sad
ssay, shssld apply INN distsly. :
early habits Of yerth, Wis Wsaknsss Of the Back and
knss Pains in the Read Dimns Of Sight Less Of sseus,
P.Pit.tso Of ne NEAR DysP'I.y Nsrvss. rnta
nIEiAiLf-Tns fearful eject. On he mind ara nuss q,
Of spria, Evil Forsbedngs Avsr.iso Il Sscs,y 1sfDs
ss Ls,' ssiitads, fimidy, sts u he evils
NlRvors plsILIrY-rhsss.nss sss new )udrs vhs,is
sasss 81 hsir dseli9ins health, losing thsir g
lnG vsst, pale Llsrvs and smaeatsd, hsvnE sinruaI
.ls'siass assH hs y" essGh ,ynPtsn, q ssassnI-
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Ghsn tee nngudsd and vsary 81 ands
Ass ime;ssS tns sssds Of this painful disease Dc ssn
nst an Of shame dread Of discovery
respect. siy, ssns Isfsut him he falls int. De
hsnds fiEneant and dssgnng frssnds, vhs,
n.nh .. .na !. q. .%:. e. s ca, :. =.
.insd and despair him ruined hsaI 70 sirs
s &.of ei,sppsin,nsnt or ~ me Of that dsfy
Lss dssass sseh Afsetsns HsaFs Threat Head
IN, 60 With friGhtfs rapidly, ill death Dsp
sned 70 hs dreadful suffering. ~ sending hint DAT n
ossvsrsd ssuntx from whose hume retains
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENcY
ns great and important Tsnsdy vsaknsss Of ssfsa,
are speedily srrsd and fall vissf rssersd Yhsusasds q De
nest nerves. .sd dssi.tsd, had ali AsIs have
All uPsdnsats haisss YAy,ssaI o Mental pisssaI.
ns.tsns ksss q Pssessstvs fsvsr, Hsrvsss hritasy,
ls.sinS ana Ms.sass ~ zxAassisa Of he .sss fsaTI
ENDORSEMENT OF HE PRESS.
tn1 MANY fHeesAEBs saIsd q tAs insitutisa vi,Aia
last ssvsntssn year, and The Dsssant auI9t
sal epsfsuess Isrfssnsd Dr. JsAnstsa vtnsssd b. IL
ysish h.ys APPEARED again and asis Ssrs he plSs BE-
hdss his standing sh.r.esr ana ,sssrs-
siy, 10 srss isAt sssIssHs V tAs .aistsd. ltly
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GAS FITTING. &c.

a WA =. DOVE co.
kAhk nov prepares to eEocNts AR sTssIa With
which they may be favored IN ths
fkUMBlNe, Gas Or S7EAM EITriEH
EuSINESS,
10 Store on tth street, : few doors ncTts Of Pa
Avenue, NhoIs may be fozp5 q complete -ssoytuneEf
GChAkpELLERS and etksT eEs, FEAM ans
WATER FIXTEEES. Isf -IT
W Gas FIXTURES.
w nlNe IN Etore, and are Gai- y rscelvirE, SxS
HIIURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
and FINISH superior In style 20 anything heretoors
eAerfd In this market. We invite officers general
u % call and examine our EiooS of Gas and Water
FtU ares, feeling confident that we Lave the lest
selected stock in Westminster.
Ali Work in the above linS Irtru sted 20 srr ssrs
sll b promptly attended 20,
MYERS 4 MosHkr.
nsrtu SIC street.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
PAssKNGER TRAINS.

&Al 60
On and AJtr MONDAY, Esbr~a1 s lsa-
PAssKSsR TlAISs BETwxrs
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
win run as follows;
stz qstlt Tasss Arrtv. at aad Depo,f nor
s.d f~o o. sssdays.
For Philsdelphi. and New York-Lesve wssh-
For Beltimore-Lesye Washington at 800 and
'f -, a. sr ssa Sc a. sne a. x"rs
u kSs k., V, "a 8: SsT;s and West. l..r.
For Frederick ~ 90 N, and Soor
mo-,,r,5 TENS Rams NO m0EA Y EoHTS
Gorn H scco$sed.sS SsIs s. we Wellington -,
ron, - B.,tlnOro. This is the Morning cOnnsIion
ior N Anh Sc2s Nal Tr,n-,. w,.,,,
y; .fr rvs 3 BanaOTs is.c p n: PRilsdsSha
tf g. ;;N ny York 70, =.
n. reaching Baltimore sttso NJ and PhilsdelPAs
h n Aocommod.uon-lss,e w,,hiu,,,z
1t P N, arrive 81 Baltimore at ePn. No con
neXions Et Baltimore, This is the afternoon con.
EycIinE ,ETPfe.s-lesye w,sAinr,On trx
ArrlTe - Baltimore SO 2. n; PhI.delphia lO-n
on Sundays cave washington a. SO and Sr.x
nc , No tItlu from nktnlnlton connects
Though 20 New York every dag during the veek.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave rev 1oIf 1t A. D.; Pbuadeiphis n ~ A.
s;tt .laOrs 400 ~. LniVs Al WsskinltOn
Lave New York ,tsr. H.; PlilsdelyHla IoEa
NJ" Bsnnsrs GO 4. n. Arrive .; washington 81
Lcsye Rev York st II y. H.; Psilsdolrhn 81
49,; BsiHnorsfS5 An. Arrive 1t wts6iUs.os
Local ACCOMMODATION Trans le.ys B,ltimor.
- A NJ Sha I'D :: ioT Warrington, arrive
On Sundays 81 $50 and ]. IS A. N, only from Bait
more. no Annapolis or Frederick connexions
Passenger Trains leaving washington sti.o A.
~ AID 90 p ", and Baltimore ~ 7.3 A. NJ and IS
? make direct connections Tor Annapolis OF tie
Junction, The7i0 N, and S o. p N. connect at
hesy Tor Fredeflck, hsgerstOvn, &o., &C., eX eyi
Trans leave Annapolis for B.ltmore and Wash
lnEton a. 80 A. n. and $50 r. N.
Passenger Trans leaving Washington at e.ON A.
7.S5 a. NJ, VIII stop oHly az Aandpolts Jtrrero..
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodate.
TSdfrs only.
Trains will leave Washington and BsltImor.
rToSspf4S tpeH ea'd fs1ss, excepting that the as
", s. N, and % trains will wait ~ mi nutes
Il necessary, 20 secure the passengers and Mails
For Sick and Wounded soloiers-A specI.l ca
with an ateEqant. with beds, will leave Washing
ton twice week for PhilsdelphIs direct at II A n
LOT INC accommodation OF sick and wounded
fe4 Master Of Transiortstion, Bat
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pRoPOsALs FOR WELLS. PUMPS, 60.


MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, I
February Is, 1852. {
Proposals IN writing will be received at this
ONCE, up 20 Z o'clock the I4th day Of March
VsyfE ~aIor, shd for SINKING WeTi: fDciudlns S1 al
Necessary materlsis end workmanship IN digging.
ana 5f Keeping the same IN serfeot repair for oon
slant slant e. IN the Eirs; DISTRICT, COMPOSED Of the
IN tine
and II the THIRD District, composed Of the Fifth
srstely and to be given 10 different oantrsotors
tor the term OF Ono year commencing the LIST day
OF ApIli, 1852, agreeably to the following speolh
FOR WELLS.
Digging and "a ing wells, including mAterls
to be four inches thics, Of good hard brick. '''
Cleaning ont wells, each.
Taking out old walls and putting in same, per
Cases of eight feet length, per foot.
Cases more than eight feet length, per foot.
coTsTus e SsIt Esste ssafs joi., nos
less than three IGches thick laid double
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
Opening old wells, and covering same with old
=, Opening old wells, and covering same with nev
timber.
Keeping the pumps in repair, Viz. stopping a..
eaks, &C., when 1t can be done without taking out
Taking on. and putting IN old pumps,per log each
Making new JOINTS in old logs.
New boxes and scouts IN old pumps, each.
New pumps, per foot,
Boxes and spouts for new pumps, each.
copper cham beTs Tor pumps.
Ihs top log OF the pumps TO be of the bsst sea
soned yellow pine.
FOR MIGRANTS.
Keeping the hydrants In repair, VIE. stopping oil
leaks, 20, all new valves and spouts, repairing
the old ones, and repairing the old irons belonging
70 them, when lt can be done without taking tho
Taking cut hydrHnts and putting in same, each.
New hydT6ntE, per foot.
spouts for hydrants, each.
Spout stones do do.
Painting pumps and hydrants, e8oh,
IRON WORK.
per ID.
Spout and lower box irons for pumps, each.
| New Joints TO Old spears.
| New spout and vatye-iIOps for hydrants.
Inc Work 6nd m1teTl ais TO he all OF the best nal
ltI OF their espective kinds,
| No offer will be- received that is not made by a
praotoa pump maker.
1 The person or persons whose offer NAV be 40
copied Will be reg ulred to enter into oond for one
| thousand dollars, With two good suretles condI-
uoned LOT the faithful performance Of his or their
LnlI or refuse to comply with any OF the condi-
lions or terms OF his their contract or 10 axe
QUE any work within the time named In the order
q the CommlssloneT directing il to be done, the
persons to execute the same or TO furnish the ma
teIlals upon such terms as he may deem expedient
/ In Whlcn event the contractor or Contractors so
failing snail be responsible to this Corporation for
eH5 loss or damage 1t may sustain thereby, AMI the
mayor may at hls discretion annpl the Contract Of
/ snoh contractor or contractors.
| fe l4-law4v Mayor.
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTI BOFA
4 E r n,
WITHOUT NATAL PLATK on CLAsfE,
DR., q. r SIGESMCND

DR. =, CITESMCNU,
VIZ Broadway, Mrs. York-26O PsaH syIraais ~
sssS, os:.stfa lara drd IsIA SIS, Wdsht.Etox,
CAlls the attention Of the public 10 the following
sdveRtages OF ms improved system: -
l. Ehe Teeth Of his manufacture vi e |rs
never corode nor change color hy anyS0IES
aclds, being three fOurths lig ater than srr othrr
Z NO teeth or Roots need be e1.Tsotei, a the
eIunciai ones osn he inserted over them.
o achc. 'S'
Z. No temror1ry teoth sro needed. ss pormspsni
ones can be mAdo immed Ately, therehy praseTTin1
the natural EXPRESSION Of the face, which updsS
me o.d ~ stem Is free uently dishEured.
,. Ems work has been fully tee ted 6yo yeArs
BY many Of the first chemists ard physioens Of this
country.
DR.. =. has Also invented q white undestructiye
metSl ming, with which the most sItiVe teet
oen Do hlled Without pkIa, sud can buld up q per-
iect sound tooth on any slGe :Oots which viii last
through lifetime. "
The best Of references CIV en--Io DR.. v. Mott; Dr.
coIemus, Professor Of Chemistry. N, Y; Hon,
Juofe wayne, OF the Supreme Court Of Washing
ton, and Thousands of others
Call and examine for yoursst rosSn
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1861 THE useg
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
-

-
with its oonneOtons)
Is FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE.
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Two Of thsm making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
IRON
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
70 ell points in the
WEST. NoRTH-wIsT AND SourH-wKsr.
he N T4tSsEh G0t.r ,sy 80 e shs Once
pany, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Splenasa Sleeping Cars on all Ntght Tram
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers Will take the q m. ard ., m. trains,
arriving in Balumore at $50 g. m. and IS D. m.
where close connections sre MAZE with trains on
burg at ?. m. and Las q; m, there connecting
with the trains on the Pennsylvania Centrt,
Railroad for all parts Of the west
FREI6HTS,
BY this route, frelghts of oil descriptions can be
loTgarded 70 and from any point on the Rsilrosdt
OF OHIO, keEtucky, ind lana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
ioSa, or missouri, by Rdtlro1d dsSecf.
Inc Peunsy vanis Central Railroad also connects
~ PlttsburE with Steamers, BY which Goods can
Re forwarded 10 any port on the Ohio, Musklngum,
hentuokI, Tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois. MISS
ltslRBl, w Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkarsas,
ano hed N vers; and 81 Cleveland, So1dusky and
Chioago with steamers 70 all Northwestern Lakes.
1erehants snd shippers entrustinr the transDor-
utlon OF their FrCsht 90 this CompAny, oan REV
VIII CONFIDENCE on Its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 20 and from any
eoint IN the West, by the Pennsylvania Contra
Sallroed, ere 6f az tt-sss as JsvcrGbIs az sYs
ehnrEsd ey etAfT Railroad Ccstpaaiss.
III Be particular 20 mark psokstes "yII PIrS
CINIRLL X. R.1
MAGRAW q KoONS, Freight Agents,
No. so North street, Baltimore
ENOCH LEWIS, 6eEl superint't, Altoona, Pa
L. L. H0uPT, Gsn' Ticket Ag't. Philsdsphis.
derhis. ia t-diy
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IHPoRTkNT TO FAMILIRs,
REsIAURANrs, HOTELS,
Suffers, aReCKRs, AND OTHERS.
WILLIAM FUCKERS
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
yes PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sss PEN NsYLvANIA AVENUE.
GROCERIES
AT HALF THE Us.UAL PRICES,
Hasisx bssa psrslassd Of Bassrxpt Merchant.
FUCKERS
Groceries, Liquors, Wines, Cigars, 60
FOB FAMILIES,
FOR SUTL Frs,
FOR OFFICERS.
T EAs, FINE.
U MON CIGARS.
G HACKERS, BOSTON.
* ETCHUPs, IMPORTED.
Il XTRA COFFEES.
r AISINS, MALAGA.
READ OUR PRICES

READ OUR PRICES
Reid our PRICE S.
Extra Brown Srgar........... Q cents per pound
White Sugar..~..............n cents per pound
Fine Green T7.-....".......50 cents per pound
Fair Black Tea--....".....s.50 cents per pound
Extra Coffee. cents per pound
Good Coffee ..................16 cents per pound
Wax Candles. IS cents per pound
Malaga Raisins. cents per pound
Codfsh.... cents per pound
Imported Cigars. cents per 100
Havana Cigars. to % per 100
Almonds .....................12 cents per pound
lt......"................ 20 cents bag
Good Butter. .................16 cents per pound
Extra Butter. .................20 cents per pound
Fine Wines ..................S1 per bottle
Whiskey ................25 to so cents per bottle
AL other kinds Of LIQUORS In proportion.
Call and zee for yourself.
FUCKERS,
JOS Pennsylvaaia Avenue.
WILLIAM YUCKER'S
CHEAP aROgHng rAREHOUsE,
S2S NsYkv Ella AVENUE,
sas PENNsYhv IA AVENUE.
GROCERIES,
AT HALF HAk UaaeAL PRICES,
Havisg been pwsASssi q Ba~kyxpt Merchants
tasl ssAsys.
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decided BARG AIMS.

nj n = II - II u y n II U n ~ D
Linen Gods, full assortment ali kinds Of tbs best
GLASS;,
EmbrOideIles and Pocket Handkerchiefs. recent
supplies In ell graIes,
Fine an msdlum White Flaanels,
z aIn White and r-lald CamDrios and Musins.
Ali of the above ~ one proveTbiallJ low pTIcs,
marked In pain figures, the actual cash standard
value
an inspection of stock implies no obligation to
purchase. PERRY & BRO,
NH ISL Penn. avenue and eth st.
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HOUSEKEEPEhS
q NJ Particularly invited to examine our stock
before purchasing, as II 10 nov complete, enbrso-
Ing en- endless variety Of useful and Ornamental
Housekeeping Articles, consisting In part Of
French China Dinaer, Tea and Toilet Sets,
Cut, Engraved and Pressed Glass Ware,
Spoons. ~
Plated CAKE Baskets, Ice Pirchers, Casters and
Mugs,
Plated Block Tin Coffee and Tea Urns, Chafins
Dishes,
Iron Stone Chm, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
BrttannIa Castor, and Britannia Goods eener
ally.
ggapan Tea Trays, Walters and Toilet Sets,
wood ware and Common Tin Ware.
prices. q. w RtIrE = n g INK AZ"
mn f-eoSti1So ais Iron Hall.
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DI; JOHNSTON.

- TIN q = o.:
L0cK HOsRIYAR,
h<s sSsssssrss sac Nsa Cssssts, SPEEDY esI sulv
4fsssss3 hs~sSS - fAs Hssl1,
FUN All DISEASES OF IMPRUDRNcE.
kRr NO FALSE DELICAoY PREyIS1.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 eIhE WARRANTED, OR NO oHl R9R.
IN EROH ONE 10 TH0 DIN
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FROM WASHINGTON,

Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Nsght TratnI
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-12

ETFor Through Tickets, spply 90 the Once Of
the Northern Central Rail Road Com
Pany, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-12

DEALERS IN WATCHES Would do well 70
u cal and examine the stock OF 3. & J.MYERS
which they are selling % per cent lower than any
other house IN the city. 10 Washington Build
Ing.