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srKRxAfoRlHoA eAs BE CuREp.-Dr. Rand'a
Specific cures SSrysasorrhoa. Ssmtsal Weakness,
~. Its effects are truly magical A trial Of the
Specific, win convince the most skeptfcN Of ita
merits. Price 81 box. Sold BY q. 2; Ford, cor;
Henry Cool Alel andria. 49,. 70 6-lY
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F"R fISUiSG.-Tbr incIament weaif er
= as proved a desd-loek on the river fish,
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A""NG the prisoners iaseIy brough, TO the
S'o N..pioi from airfax county was Mr.. Amos
-, lsimrE.y connected with lhe famed Ma
shall House IN Alexandra.
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RIpEs-RIDE!

W. HIDEs-HEDEs. .....
wEDsEsSAY ana SsiyKsAI, st q o'sloei 4
sale. - = = - 80
s y in rrs..a' so''s = q ' ss 1. TIA
jas Oh t Chr IA. Dol. and b. :. u.s
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WASHINGTON, March. 1857
At their Hall on the evening of the 9Th of March
Committee was appointed to draft resolutions Of
speSt to the memory Of our late fellsw member,
Jos. Il. GOLDSMITH
Whereas Divine Provideucs in the dispensation
OF his infinite wisdom, has tit to remove from
our midst our late friend and fellow member Jos
T. Goldsmith we deem that tribute however fee
Bile, Is due to his many and acknowledge virtues
devoted son, an sffectionate brother O stsadfast
friend whose Kindness never wavered OF him il
may be truly said .s,sf I-7- -
.- None knew him but to leye him,
None ne him but to praise. -
Therefore ku ;ced, That in the demise of Jos
j. Goldsmith, We submit in reverence to the
decree of fate, oannot but feel that We have sus
tanned loss not easily repaired; and thaf truly
brother has left ms ~ - = - =
RsSolred. I'd, His manifold but UNI btrusiye acts
OF charity bis unswerying devotion to his friends
his unfaltering re lance in the goodness Of his
low man, entities his memory to that respect due
always to the good and true. :. : =
RfSOIred, 3D., That COPY of these resolutions be
rendered TO the family of the deceased, W tn the
sincere wishes of this company that he may be as
happy In Heaven O. he appeared to be on earth
80 MARcELLUs MARCERoS,
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In TowS.-Lieut. s. T. Crowley, 1Ith us.
infantry, who for over year past has been at
MS post with his regiment participating in
many engagements, is on a visit 20 HIS father, In
has asked for OF obtained since entsring the
StrTlae
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WANTEpaB By the lst Of AP.. il, a modern FUR
w NISHED HOUSE, in the vicinity of Will
lards', by a gentien an from New York for the
summer. Address s. NJ TEAYkR, throu gh city
G. go 49, NH 6-2ws
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By THOMAS soxLIKs. ApetioDser,

A DIMINISH SfSss SALE OF LUMBER,
vii 4 .uess On MOI M5KsTSSO
Mach 20, Isds, .. 10 o clock. st the vol know
ssfabhshmept Of che late Richard Jones, on
High street, near Bridge street, GeorsetSun Ar
the Toels, Lun Der old and new Iron, Diminished
Work. DC, DC Terms Cash.
marr TfioMks bo WWlni,sfs'T AK.
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BYy.c hceuIRE& CO., Aue.ioneer..

sVAJUABLE IMPROVED pRopI On JAP.
y mol HE AZ fyB Iao A &c lIeS-On WIDNES
DAY AFTERNOON. March 25th &C 8 oieiock az,
the premises We shsl sell Lots IS @. And % ana
part Of Lot a. in Sou f2s fro ting resps rc,y
on "a street east and north street, at the ,o-re
Alse. Lot No. q. in Square No ~, frontils ON
ID street east, tetvesn north @ and ID sts
IL Tern One third cash; the rem aind en- in and u
smonths for notes bearing iaterest and secured by
adeed ef trust on the premises
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RoBBERIEs are constantly occurring, not
withstanding McGuirs &c Co. keep constantly
On hare the largest and best assortment Of Her.
rpg & Co.'S Fire and Burglar proof Safes south
OF New York, which are sold at the rnanufac-
iu.cr's prices. No enc having money or val
bic papers should be without Herring &c
Go. safe.
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fognTH wArD SrA7lox Cxsns. y Jobn,
Daeey, drunk and disorderiyi dismissed. An
M qteT Dean, disorlsrlyi aied sisi Kitty
d mal pr scS %s DO sans rrsak oet
Wall, do; DO. Augustus Moesaer, drunS; az.
Ter hearing John Ni6stsy, disofSsr siSsss Sisi
dery nsssy ssRaS as s;s.Si sa az as
disOrderiy; military. w. b S.isS. do: a. do
Al e,.a s n Sc Dc; DO James Kane, sss
attempt TO swindls. - ~ -
TIE Crrr aPosrrAsrrasa,, s,rs.a .. 90
ment OF morning cotempurarv thaf Prss.
master Ciephane has been reno red h mt con-
ret we believe, though Il is underwood that ne
Pss ptseeu ms sesignatiou IN the hands OF the
10 another position. The gentleman named as
his probable successor IN tta. nos tmasferxhs,,
Is mr.. Sayles j. Bowen, and not Browne. s.
our contemporary has 1t. % : = . : y
.APPoIyTn--Yesterda Patrolman r M
fenwick, o. the Fourth Ward police, was ap-
duty Immediately Nj. FsnwtcE has besn ~, ~.
sarded as very efficient member of the Me-
tropontan Police, and no coubt will sustain
ms reputation In the Government service.
!. FOUND EsTRAY-Last night, about O'Clock.
koundsman Matdngly, Second Ward, found g,
morse attached to wagon containing two bar
sion Of q lot OF boys, who found fhs hufss es.
tray. The properly was turned over to the
property clerk. - ls.Ts ss - i-6s -
ST. PATRrcK's DAY.-Yes,erday, contrary.to
the old adaee, passed OF without snow, rain or
hail Sheeley's day, up to the time OF tha
present writing, has not been marked by any
atmospheric convulsion either. though the Skies
look some what threatening, to be sura0z Tss
The CoISs, Autographs and Curiesisies VIII be
soid THIS Hyenin g in the great sale OF
Books BY W. Il, Wall & Co., at the Auction Room,
corner OF Ninth street and the avenue Sale per,
emptory. -. Ifs
TIE sIcK MANS FooD.-Dayoa's Boston Crneks,,.
hmoa 6fSrsst aud MiR BisMs, sold by Dc van.
king BureLell, n-' Barr, Parker. ssBarbouar
4 Semmes, - "Delwig," Hoover" Green
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A SSlSTANT QUARTERIASTER's OPFICE.J
"A CoTHeT q and 22d Streets
NAsHINGToS, ID. @, March II. 1863
Will be SOLE .. uLlic AUCTION on FRIDAY the
Hth instant . quantity Of Manure belon ging to the
QuartermRstsrs DeIartmIn At, lying O. tde ho. o.,
corral "a street and op II between SIt4 spi 2ai
streets, aud at such other points as viii then be
desis mated by the sucfiOneer
Terms cash in Government funds.
tale &c eonmente at tsu O'Clock at the horse
corral.
The manure to be removed within ten days after
the sale,
All manu- re hith erto purchased from this Depart-
ment must be reno, ed within the time above srea-
lied, il VII. be resoli for the benefit ofthe Gov
eminent. G. H. TOMPKINS
Captain and A q. M. u 8. A.
mar l8-d J. L. Mos UIkA d. CO., Auets.
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RKeKLEssxKss.-Pat'kS s. Hawkins, q men,
Der Of HSeotrs eC0," cavalry, was arrested yes
teTday by the officers Of the Second Precinct,
for Tecklessly riding on the pavement and en-
dangering the lives Of pedestrians. While
going out Fourteenth street, Hawkins ran over
TWO persons, and after an exciting chase he
was brought 70 halt and committed to the
Central guardhouse
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CoSYIscATED.--Ten barrels OF whisky, two
trunks, and package Of about 500 confederate
money, seizes at Port Tobacco, MARYLAND. by
detachment Of SCOTS $780," has been turned
over to Capt. Todd, Provost Marshal, Ser.
Fesnt Milliette, property clerk In the Proyost's
O1iice, has turned the liquor over to the medi.
cal purveyOr for hospital psrposes.
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ROBBING AN INyALID.-Last night a German
soldier, named Augustus MOesner, was picked
up on ths avenue drusk, and taken to the Four h
W ard s'at n He appeared 70 re a very INTEL
IN his Possession, had seen much service in
Europe, as well as in America He said that
he had faint recollection Of passing by some
Young men, one OF whom tripPed him do wn,
che icing very lame,) and the party took his
lotket-book from aim. Fortunately, before he
STARTED out he had taken all his money except
some change from the book, and hid il in a
small pocket IN his pants, which the robbers
Cld not Ind He was dismissed this norm q 9,
ana hls watch, money and several papers re-
stored to him.
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IaE sISk MANS F9o2; Dauen's Boston Crackers,
aRurgy, Marks, "Gulick ,n''Gsss ( Gattiy'r
King BureLell,n Barr, . Parker, ssBa rbonr
4 Semmes, - "Delwig," ''Hoover,n Screen, %
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WAE FED TO SELL-The Stock and Fixtures of
w trst-class Grocery Stand in the centr al part
Of the city. Satisfactory reasons given for selling
Address korto0, - Star Office. fe2l
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DTATHs OF SQLDIKRs.-The following have
been reported 70 Capt. Hartz, (office corner of
Eighteenth and q streets since our last, at
which place all information relative TO de.
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
&. w. Bnck, I1LL N. J.; G. W. Flair, Ind n.
l.; Z. Roth. 9th N Y. Bat; Jas. Beard, I'd Pa.
Art; Danford Bruce, 15ad N. Y; W Conley,
18th n. j.; y. b Darling, 9Th Mich. Cav; Joi,n
Lilly, I'd U. 5. Cav; R Plattenburg, 132d Pa:
Il b Holeomb, LIST u. s. Cav; T. Hornkill, iO3d
N VI +. Murphy, LIST Me. Art; Jacob Yiles,
l4ih u ;: Inf; L. Burnhardt, 18th Pa. Cav;
Andrew Thompson, 127th n. "; r. Taylor,
watehman- q: NJ. d.; 5. A. Benton, Tooth NY;
&. Ellis, 10th ": Y; 1t g. W. Benjamin, 5th
Md; John J. Fisher, ID u. s. Cav; H Ora
Ram, I20th N. Y.
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WANTED-10,0 900 housekeepers to save their
w cotton and wooden rags, boob =, Newspapers,
bottle, q C., and We VIII send the wagon for then,
fer them Be sure and send to the right number
S1a ID street, near 7th, MASON Is Paper and Rag
warehouse. mar 10 Ims
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THE NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE POTOMAC
An engineer corps is nov engaged sounding
the mud across the Potomac, preliminary TO the
and Ais9ssa rs~ Rsis1osd mnsnx Shing TSs
bridge Is to be built Oh the let hand side Of the
present bridge. To prevent horses from be.
coming alarmed by the trains crossing, a
wooden bulkhead, twelve feet high, will be
constructed all the way across the river. The
prrsent bridge viii then be used exclusively
Tor vehicles and pedestrians. -
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An ODD CAsE.-Last week, Mr.. J. H. Clark
sent TO the wheelright establishment OF Mr.
HoYt, IN the FIRST Ward, a carryalI to be re-
paired, and Mr.. II. instructed his workFnen not
10 let the yehlele 20 out of the shop until the
money was hrst paid. OF Sunday, the vehicle,
hieh had been locked mp in the shop, was
taken oui, the shop having been broken open
Tor that purpose, and on Monday Mr.. Clark
vas found in possession OF the carriage, and
ne was ARE sted by officer Williams, and taken
Seiore justice Drury, when he gave bail for
ms appearance at court. &c..
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IlugMs 10 LET-O. Immediate application ct
h No. 81. I:th street. mar I6-st-
uANDsOME COUNTRY SEAT NEAR TIE
H CITY CT WASHINGTON .-The subscriber
are authorized to sci, 6 hsnisoine country resi.
dence, about mile north Of the city,
eighteen of land, bes utifully laid out ~,
a ranses. and i'm proved with a handsome Gotta &c
residence with stabing and necessary out build.
ings, For terms apply to -.
mar Est J. O. Mcguire 4 90 Ansts
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VERY VALUABLE TRACT or LAND IN OHIO
AT PUBLIC SALE.-0n Tuesday. April 7th
will be sold in h,iddletown, Marion county, Ohio.
q tract ofland sitnhte Ia u MON and Marion coun-
ties. about three miles of ssij town, and on
the located line OF the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad, contain ing about Gle acres. This tract
has been surveyed sod divided into six lots plats,
&C. % be seen at my store, gao Pa. avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS This offers q chance
for investment the land be ing among the finest in
the Scioio Valley
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Is within long range
say tw and a half miles-of Gen. Rosecrans'
headQu arters at Chattanooga, and, from its po-
sltion, partially dominates our camp, the river
which flows at its base, and the railroad which
hugs the river the Baltimore and Ohio does
the Potomac at Harper's Ferry These latter
are fully commanded by the enemy's guns
and Crown Not a steamboat or car can move
from the sources OF supply to our front without
certain destruction on its way. #.-.
This condition of affairs is strategioally dan
xerops to our continued possession OF the po-
sition into which /" Old Rosey'' has been forced;
and not only that-it makes the supply of our
army SO precarious and dangerous, that no
prudent ommander would long consent, II he
had a thought or hope OF success in his head, to
that to which Gen. Rosecrans is all the while
exposed. And if an advance is contemplated,
stand the enemy's batteries, doubtless strong
and well manned, dread obstacle in the way
= On this showing, our readers may well sup
pose that the struggle now MISUNDERSTANDING
already commemorative be for the position of
that crest. to which the name Lookout Noun
tain has been so appropriately given. And
when that comes, If the position Is not recov-
cred by a possible strategical combination,
which shau force the rebels to eyacuats with
out firing gun, it will be one of the most
furious and bloody OF the many battle fields of
necessary bit Of management which gave the
rebel the I'D vantage of that formidable position
when SO small corps might have held it; but
Ii was q fact in the retrograde movement of
which We, At this distance, will not presume to
complain. We only regret the loss OF arms and
the waste OF life which its recapture will be
sure to cause Chicago Tribune.
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o + r &c / A l.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ApJurANr GENrRlL's OFP1ol,
.-.....--.-,. r WASHINGTON, June q, 1855.
General Orders, No. l9S. M..s 5. H-
The Adjutant General will provide an appropri'
sse medal Of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term. kave tkeir services
% the Government in the present emergency, snd
also for the volunteer troops from other that
have volunteered their service in the States Of
Pennsylvanis and Maryland.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
tfae a 1871 L. d. TOWNe1ND,
- 80 Assistant AdjItant General
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY D1PARTMEET.

NA' ~1A - - ssaINo4oH. October IA, 1858.
= PROPOSALS win be resolved untii the zsth day o.
scssv' In rboass Of $50 TONS sad l7D tens. -
Tis vesssis to Be adsliysrea a. sss E AZ yssa
rpnrRs;ons store. and coal. il AL resRscts rsady
Tor seryiee. except re pfanSnes
TSe NUT sst. the sros .i sI . aoi
~ iii FINE vitSin which abe via be deiyefed The
I'D nnst hs aseomYsnisS With xIaIsasse ta:., IA
rs nsuaes OF all the parties interested and OF the
snSsfiaa must be stated.
.TSs Deesrtmsnt reserves the right to reject any
or Iii the propositions in Its opinion the public
Interest requires, and NO proposition will be
s,dered except from parties actually engaged in
The plans and Specifications Of vessel and ma
chicery can be examined only at the Navy Depart
Iuenf in WaAhfQRton. &C Is eo7X
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% RoPOs ALs FOR UL8s.

CHIz1 QuAEssRAAsrsa's O5rIoE,
az.a" DEPOT OF WAsHIRa1eN,
ss,1 ~ .aoiSs15s M received i t.is Once
ia.sissia6 s: Soo TWO rao s.
BAND s p sSffHt f IN following
All to be 90 rourteen hands and over in height.
~ 20 &c IN GOOD flesh, sound, ssrvieesble and
age. ''>''
The fun name and Post once adde's Of sSs BID
BID made IN 'e sss names Of rm tn. names
&. q Il. party =
Proposale from aisloy.l parties will not be con-
siasrea, ana an oath OF allegiance must accompany
,ProPossls must pc addressed to Brissdisr eener.
.nS .ssaa g.
possls for Mules -
-,. .,,r,, =, G p! s.dsr! :: az a., ..
should b. awarded to him must b. sussaatisd
By TIVE responsible persons, whose signatures are
81 tns must b.
shown by the ossial Certificate Of The ClsrI ofths
Bidders must be present in person when the bid,
are opened. or their proposals. viii not b. eonsid
Bonds in tho sum Of twenty thousand dollars,
viii be required Of the successful bidder upon
sienins the contract. |-..-
men with them, or to have bonds signed in antci-
patton and ready to be produced when tie contract
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon applica-
ton being made at this Office, either personally,
By letter, or by telegraph. -
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, Of the county Of, and State Of
-, and -, of the county Of, and State Of,
do hereby guaranty that's able 10 fulfil 4
contract in with the terms OF his propo-
siton and that, should his proposition 10 accepted
he win ct once enter into contract in aceordancs
Herewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
We are prepared to become his securi and should
be fall to sign . contract in accordance with the
terms OF his bid We ourselves viii become the con-
tractirg parties In his stead.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned.J
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All Mules contracted for under this ad vertisement
will be subjected to inspection and til ole not con
forming to the specif = ons will be rejected.
(25) twenty-five days from the date of signing the
contract.
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
contract or so soon thereafter as the Chief Quar-
tel m aster shall Q I'M unds
Any informality in the bid, or non-conformanee
With the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal.
hundred each, unless the Chief Quarter master may
deem it for the interest of the Government to vary
the number.
The Chief Quartermaster reserves to himself the
high. D. II. RUCK1 R,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
&C std Depot OF Washing ton.
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GAS FITTING. Ia.

GAS FUTURES. ~
w Have In store, end are daily fooesyfpS q A
11xIVRH6 Of SeSfsly Now Patterns and Dsais.s
90 ttniaA s.pextor y sys 70 ANYTHING AsfstofoIs
Nehyite AekiSe1s 1susrally 10 sall ana sxsnains
oar Eeoek o. q ~ end MATlK YIXTURl6 1oelinS
Soo1dsna that ve AAys tAs bsst ssissts4 stock q
Adj Werk Il he asovs Linz iatrusss4 10 On,
ere Win b promptly attended TO-
= 0Af ST t1R9 Me6HAN. ST6 D strsss.
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DR0 PosALs 10R HORs1s.
OAyALRY BUREAU,

= - O6es AZ tie Chef QN0rtermdtW, )
WAsaIRoroN, b. O., August is. B6s.
PROPOSALS are solicited and win be received 1t
hyered at Pittsburs Pennsylvania; Philadslphia
Meshinston City. Syracuse, N. T., or Indianapolis
Proposals will be considered for the Furnishing of
Horses Ia lots Of not less than twenty Eve (H)
The Horses to be from fifteen (l6) to sixteen (16)
hands high. from Eve 90 to nine (9) years old we'll
broken to the saddle, compsstly built, in good
flesh, and free from all defects
The ability OF the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must BE- guaranteed by two responsible persons,
Antee. -
The responsibility Of the suarantors mast be
show By the ofhcla certificate Of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
District Attorney. i.
Colonel O. e.. 4awtelle, Chief QuArtermastsr Cav.
Airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
"Proposals for Horsesns
C. G.. SAWTELLD,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief ouartermastsr.
Al ID tt Cavalry Bureau,
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N !1I:. EE42nH =; p, e. 4 I2ysaser saa !sssnsss
Dersone can wear these tssth who cannot
xoa1 etasfs, md - Dsrsoa "a war otAsn VIZ
Esrbons eallias at M eAee 90 - seeonmeAassA
y1tA Any styIe ard Drios Of !sstk fAey mAy desre;
eleaAsst, stTonssst end not Ierftet 9sntzfe taaS
Ast san produce. the nINxRAL PLATE wlQ -
more fully NARRATED. .
Ioomsia ills eFtY-No. s2s Ieansyiyaaiaa vsa.s
estysel ~ And NH slEsss. Also. s01 Arch IT.,
YhfAdolDh3A. mar &ly
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. ,TRAYHLHRs' DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE, AND OHIO RATLROAD.
FL 10
rRa,Hs PS =. ME- TussaaY 1s RA 4ay
80 WH!kLlMG and PARK lRDRQR9, and six
tSsmIxeen WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE. =
TQR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK : sesror.
Leave Washington Ut and II Is Q. m, and and
o. Sasaa,s u SOP. N. only. !
1OR HALTIMORl.s es.
Lesve % 80, aAd IL Is Q. and 3, and e.Sb p
u. On Sundays at 8 .. N. and and 50 ,. m. only
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Washington at 50 .. IA, and 5, 5, and 80
Pm: J., daily, except Sunday. On Sunday At and
This is the only route By which Baggage can be
Checked 1hronsh from WasAinsfon.
FOX WARRINGTON AND TH1 SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington ct A.So, Q and 10
An. ana $50, s and 8p. N. On 6undaysat 40 and
The thirds and afsh trains only nom Baltimore
and the nrst and fourth trains from Washinston,
stop at way poihts.
II : ROB ANNAPOLIs.
Leave 1slt3more at q. m and 8 ,. n,
Leave Washington ct O. N. and D. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays. 50
For further information, tickets Of every kind,
ke., apply to G. 6. KOoNTZ, Agent ct washing.
ton station. or at the Ticket eface.
L. II. COLI. General Ticket Agent. an eff
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pRoPOSAIS FOB R0O1IN9 YILT.
CAvALRH DURHAu.
0FYIe8 OF 0HIlP QUARSRRnA apvu

WAszIia1oE, ?. o., September ., lsss
PAoPos4Ls are aolisited S thls once for the f.r.
titles, q 1t may BE- ressirsd from time TO time. IN
the oonstxnctaon OF cavalry stables end bsrraeks.
Osxelry Depot at 0isboro Point, near tbs eity.
BIDDERS are requested to ssnd With thair bida
ofths quality Of Felt they propose to fur.
Tho Hsl. win b subject to ins,sction on d.
livery. D. e. SAETILLI
Lieut. Col. Ana Chief ouArtermast1r,
se Io'u Cavalry BuFssu,
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THE EVENING STAR.


Uselessly, aimlessly drifting through life, OF
What was born fer p" or sometcdy's wife >, Z:
lam told by my mother. Well, that being true,
Somebody keeps himself strangely fromviev
Aud II nou GIT but marriage viii settle my fate
believe shall dis in an unsettled state
For, though I p, not pgiy--prsy what woman ts?-
q You might easily find more beautiful phiz
And then, an for tenn per and manners, It's uiain
he who seeks for perfection will seek here In vain
Way, in spite Of these drawbacks, my heart per-
And ! should not feel grateful, ..sor better or
worse =. 49,
=, To take the 6rst BOBBY that graciously came
And offered those ire asurss his home and his name
shlnK then, my chances OF marriage are small,
But why shsnld think of such chances at ali?
-- Ny brothers are all of them. younger than I,
Yet they thrive in the world and why not let me
II. try? - ..4,s4 - .
know that in business I'm not an adept.
Besause from such matters most strictly I'm Ike pt
Bnt-this 10 the question that puzzles my mind.
Why arg not trained D to work of some.kin12
Tselessly. aiInlessly drifting through life.
My should wait to be " Somebody's wife?"
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