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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-10
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,prAIR AT KNOXVILLE, TENN
f,xc1vxAr1, March 81 learn from Nash
~. That 2 division of cavalry, under Acting
p,;cader General Minty, attacked Russell's
I7ontsaerate cavalry at Unionville, ten miles
so,,tbeast Of Dlurfreesboro on Saturday, the
IN inst, They captured twenty-one wagons,
r,antv-tiye tents. eighty-f mules. five horses
and I'll the camp equipage, and the uniform of
Colonel Russell, together with two captains,
,1rao Ieutenants and fifty three privates. Two
the Federals were slightly wounded. Tie
Coofeaerates lost fifty killed and eighty wound
aa al by sabre strokes The seventy Penn.
svjvapia and Fourth Michigan did the work.
The Gazette correspondent adds: Look
oui Tor stirring despatches from this quarter
within three days, if the Rebels stand their
ground. -.x,s..-.----------
The philadelphia Inquirer OF this morning
says.-~'"lhere is rumor ahoat here Of Con
tolerate raid in force being threatened at Win
chaster. but we learn from dispatches tonight
direct from there that there is net the slightest
foundation for such 4 story. 1t probably arose
ouch story, It probably arose from the fact
Of the Confederates having made araid at Fair
fax Court House last night"
Medical Inspector Vollnm, i. 5. 4, leaves
20 morrow, by order Of Surgeon-t}eneral HAM
snond, to inspect the sanitary condition OF Gen.
Grant army, which is suffering IN the loca-
ton in which they are enca1nped, hat NOT TO
the extent reported. Every means will be used
to supply them with al curaj;ycs and prcyen
tiYas that ave 70 be had
Some Of the more wealthy Of the British res
idents in New York merchants bankers and
others, intend to celebrate the marriage OF the
Prince OF Wales ii grand style Several
dinner parties are Oh the taps one at the
British consul's $, another at the princey man
sion Of the agent Of Barng Brothers, and
&hird at the house Of an English lady, well
known for her benevolent enterprises on be-
half Of her INDECENT countrymen.
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MILITARY ARRESTS. --Ihos. E. Lovo, E. r.
Ford, John Taylor, ). c. GunneI, and others,
citizens Of Fairfax Court House, nave been ar
rested b. the &. S military authorities, and
sent to the Old Capitol prison.
Cassius n. Clay IS writing defence Of him
self. his reputation being damaged by his card
and picard against Seward, HalIeck, and
Others
\ large camp Of instruction is TO be some
i Tnere formed for hundred thousand men. -
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Ihe Faculty wei" then n0tlhed that they
must permit the young cadets to graduate in
The Federal uniform, aud furthermore, that
they must display the National Flag upon the
occasion, all Of which was complied with the
military body referred to in the local reports Of
the proceedings being there BY authority to re-
sent any insult that might be offered to the
Flag
ABANDONED SOUTHERN PRoDrCE. The
President declined to sign The bill having Tor
its object the collection OF the Southern agricul-
tural staples, md for their transfer to the mar
kets Of the North, whore they were to be sold
on treasury account Tn the discussion Of this
bib it was stated by Republican Senators that
it hadieen prepared Iy Secretaries Stanton and
Chase Originally it provided that the agcrts
Of the Government should purchase Southern
products, and the provision was supported Ky
Mr. Howard and ether Republican r}enaEoyS,
on the ground that friendly inducement was
thereby held ont to rebels t. return 10 their old
relations with the people Of the North. But
this particular provision was struck out. and
the bill as il passed provided that
the articles were to b. collected mere
~ and sent to Northern markets for
disposal. It was stated III debate that officers
Of the army had made large SUMS III puJcIlas
ing cotton and sending it to the Loga! States
BY returning trains 81 army wagons and cars.
Nut lat.
The n. 7. Express's Washington cores
pondent says-':Ihe Senate Military Com
nlittee find that Of The list q arigadicrs the
following arc civilians, and without military
experience They are not accordingly report
ed upon: John 2. Slough Of Colorado Terri
tory Herman llaught, Massachusetts, J. B.
S. Todd, Dacotah Territors; Hector Tynda}e,
Pennsylvania: Stephen c. Champlin, Micli
gan; G. W. Deitzlcr, Kaosas; Francis {. B.
Spnola New York; +. a. Buckland, Rhode
Island; and VIM. B. Barton, Illinois. The
other members are all officers OF the United
States army OF volunteers.
1t is renorted that when Gen. clay sent to
General Halleck to ask him FOR command,
the latter replied tartly Your con'mand?'
You are not fit to command anything, sir,
and turned on his heel.
London, On the 2Sth ult., was agitated by
rumor Of the reception in Paris OF MIR. Seward
answer to NJ. Drouyn de lHuys mediation
nroposition but as no answer had really come to
hand vet, the agitation was without cause.
The steamer Damascus for Liverpool, to-day
takes out $4O2, 900 III specie-maklng with the
Glasgow's statement $959S7o.
= It is not known that The Provost Marshal
General under the CONSUMPTION law has yer
been designated The appointment O. Hal.
Gen. Butler to this extremely important Posi-
ton is strongly urged Alex. S Dlven 1a1e
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AFFAIR IN BALTIMORE. correspondent
OF the Baltimore American gives statement
Of al the circumstances connected with the dis
play Of the &. S. Flag above the ro~ceniunl
OF the Holiday Street Theatre on last Satut-
day morning, during the graduation Of the
medical students. On Friday it came to the
knowledge Of the faculty, that two of the stu
dents, who are medical cadets Of the Govern
intended to graduate in the Federal uniform
when they were informed by the Faculty that
such thing could not be allowed The stu
dents then reported the case to the military
authorities, who required them to substantiate
their statement by their oaths, which was
done.
The Faculty were then notified that they
must permit the young cadets to graduate in
the Federal uniform, aud furthermore, that
they must display the National Flag upon the
occasion, all Of which was complied with the
military body referred to in the local reports Of
the proceedings being there BY authority to re-
sent any insult that might be offered to the
Flag
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Cassi1s n Clay is writing defence Of him
self. his reputation being damaged by his card
and picard against Seward, HalIeck, and
Others
\ Large camp Of instruction is 10 be some
There formed for hundred thousand men. -
Either the neighEorhood Of Washington or Of
Annapolis will probably be taken Tor the pur-
pose.
In the Baltimore Conference, NJ E. Church,
a letter from 5lartinsburg, Va, was received,
endorsing donation for needy persons. The
conference passed vote Of thanks to the do
Aor and Rev. Mr. Lanahan, Presiding Elder
O the lrginia District, referring to the letter.
sS'a that might be considered as being signed
" every Methodist in Narti1sburg. The peo-
PIE there had been martyrs to their country
@il1 martyrs TO the Church, and in handsome
SsT T9s ne complimonted the members Of the cid
10S'nodl>t Episcopal church il Martinsburg -
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MILITARY ARRESTS --l'hos. r. ssLovo E. r.
Ford, John Taylor, J. c. GunnelI, and others,
citizens Of Fairfax Court House, have been ar
rested by the e. s. military authorities, and
sent to the Old Capitol prison.
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CEoREr DIsEAsEs. SECRET DISEASES

SAMARITAN,S GIFT!
SAMARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used.
GosoRRH NE d Ff.l5ss STR 4sIf Fl g.
Contains no Mineral. no Bslsam no Mercury.
Only Tea Pts TO be Taken to Effect Ours.
;ure The stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
sys
of the University of Pennsyiv one OF the most
pESos and
Or who have been gorged with Balsam copaiva. or
ae'eai'' ny ss1zsMARITANs GIFT
Price0MaIe packages, So. Female, ss.
aaSSR Rss ssRss tSSR
sAmARI1 EtEs4 Ro S1sz 1Nb Here e JUICES
nsRiRIN SoSF aSb hlSS 5HSS i: 4.
most potent, certain and eftectuA remedy ever pre-,
sna
End permanent Take then Of this purifying rene
ty for T 81 a6 yHr IaS IN asF
asssa Fs fsf koeRR aahB
will rsrcove every yestige Of impurities from tbs
FsMALEsi HFEMALEsa
.s st ROOT Sa AND SSif anRs SS # r.
most happily adapted, In liberated Uterus, in
Tbitee, In bearing down, Falling OF the Womb,
Debility and for s com plants incident to the
sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMAEETANs cHANCRE WASH.
p-tes % cents. Pull directions.
DGaAQNB &c Co, Box 16l Philadelphia Post
SoIi by g. CALVERT ReRD. rner of llth and
HENRY oCoK. Alezsndris. mAye-tr ;.
::sG !. sht SF4itfaS = Co. @
~ 2sA paaEsYLTAHIA AvsEu1.
faorth sS5s,9 hsaEeen R.h and 18th str.
@s= E-a. and e4 81.
3ss Pa. acsass, SEtey the National Hossl.
RogE CRYSTAL 1trazilian Pebbls) and IN.
PRDFTD PERKS CYPIC SPECTACLES, scientif-
eek aad sof{setiy Suited TO the proper condition
y c 15ss ss sha FIELD GLASSES, AoHaoMAr1g
4 F16. f. 20 RI O y BATTERIEs, MATEE-
MkGfC8L ANDSUayEYoRS, INSFRU aaESrS,
CohfpaEGES, CARTES DE VrSTFE 81 eourenipo
rsEeeus Civil snd Military Celebciti-s spH0T0-
GRAPH ALHu his in o. sry style. STkaE6S00P ES
srd YlEWs, 6s.,&e Ia great variety snd 81
z %pERNAL RIY gNuA aTAMPs n,
a.rE SPtEVERY DEN0HINATI0N
r;sv-s-e hsgr So all xirnes hereafter g
at III n .O0LhEOT0RB 0FFIOE,
No. 4T6 SEVENTH SFREEr, ~
= 0PresSts' Pest 0fies Ispa7t,;.,at = -
. CpliectoY of Internal Revenue fer tha
70 81 pserart OF f3atuEn 5ia.'s,.
Es&L1EFoSS.-- large assortment Of Prince 3. !.
I'VE 10 Bsslos sos h4y Just been ssfysd &c Z
kssia -sssss q ". /. AzTzEaorT. ar
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NO COMPROMISE WITH TREAtON Or
IN TRAITORS

no coMPRoMIsE WITH TREAtoa Oh
TlCE.
] am authorized by he secreta-y Of War to raise
q BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer srseial SCI.
Tlet.
Each company will be organized - prescribed in
General 0rsers no. I05. series OF 1852.
All officers viii be selected and appointed by the
Colorel Commanding, subject to the approval Of
the Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature Of the service required
of this Battalion, none but sober, honest and in
TELLS ent men will lie enlisted.
The best, heetest and most service able Horses
on,y will be uesd.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eel
ebrated Repeating Rife. dischargng fifteen shots
per minute.
For further particulars apply at No. III Penn.
avenue. L. G. BAKER,
my Him Calonel Com handing Battalion.
TlONAL LOAN.
Tus NEW
SIX PRR CENT. BONES
Of The
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM nATR.
:, ,ssar yirs Years. st Option OF the 6ovsInnss
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
EEE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED D0LLARs,
oER THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TEE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums OF
PIPTY DOLLARB,
ORE HUNDRED DoLLAKg,
xIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNz THOUSAND DoLLARs,
gIvI THOUSAND DOLLAika,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
EHT1aEs7 COMMENCING AT DATE OF Pee.
AHD PAYABLE sEMI-AEsuALLr
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
guEARE5T GOVERNMENT E1cURITx
now In the market,
IA. Interest st present price Of COIN being equiv
Alent to g Pen CEH1. In currency.
YoR SALE By
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS, 500
asa FIETIzNTH STREET,
DEALERS n
CONVENIENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFlCkFES
sRAY AND NAVY VOUOHERS,
COIN, OURREN0P AND Ex0HANGs
Geo e-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-10
CLOTHING, tic.
80 TH1 OIorHIERs or rHn pIsrRIor !,

'I'o rH1 cLorHIERs OF THE pisrRIcri
RE unaerdsnsd would most respectfully issrn
hi. friends. and the Trade gsasray that be Ii NOV
prspsrsdso oIer one Of the snsst sprins stoekso
a. a sREADY-MADE CLOTHING ~
ever csered +. this city He assrt thoes In vAai
Of ssoek that they viii DO we'll 70 give him call
Rsspset.sily. .. HEkzRERa,
Ne. 2 Market spses, next 70 eornsr Of
So . ag &s Daliuors street.
baltimore. March. 1885, raar e-1m-
uRRAH sAITHti
- SEQ sEvENTH eTKsET.
He il selling Immense Bargains In
j. CLOTHING, YCRNlsHIH0 0Oope.
HATS, GAPS. 70, &c.
For few days more We will oasr our inHsass
stock at great bargains to msse room for Oh,
SPRING sT0oK.
To those In want We say, now il the time TO bay.
Remember that SMITHS IL Hsadauartsrs for
Clothins--4oo seventh street. two doors shove }
Bruce Co.'s J. Il. SMITH, olotAisr,
.s No. 400 Seventh gsrest,
mar II and corner Srth q. and Pc. Az.
GREAr DEoLINR IN GoLDi
In order 70 reduce eur present stook W hsys
REDUCED THE PRICE or OUR CLOTHING
and are now selling OF 1T r. id rates.
The people fnd that
]. BRUCE CO.'S
GOOD CLOTHING
ct
Low RATES.!
Gall and secure some Of the Great Bargains now
offered at No. aga 1IYlNTH STRKET, two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE 4 co.,
msrH olothisrs, 464 Seventh It., near n.
RIeCHAR6ED sOLDIBRS
~ are all invited to call 1t
6MlT HIS,
No. $50 elvlAE1 e1llHS,
Opposite City Post 0To,
and get their
CLOTHING
At LESS THAN NEW YORK PRIOIS.
Eo4disrs can rely on Fair Dealingat
SMITHS,
NO. $50 sxvENTH Strict.
CORNER 2orH STREET AND PA. Az.
mar II
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GAS FITTING, &c.

WIN. T. BOvE 90.
Arr Now prepared to- execute any orders win
which they may be fayoredi a the
PLUMBING, GAS, OF sT5AA FITTING DUsI.
~ Etore on Ninth street, few doors north Of
plete assortment ef Oh ANDELIERs and other GAS
6TEkM and WATER BIXTUHES ian Fly .
Va GAS FIXTURES.
Wv Have In Store, and ara daily resolving, 6A6
MIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and finish In style TO anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens ,anesAlly to call and examine
our stock of AS AHd MATEN FIxTUkER. fselina
confident that ws have tke best selected stoek Ia
HAahin gton.
~ An Work in the shove line intrusted TO opR
care win be pronlptly attended TO.
mar ST MYERS Z AcGHAN. 376 strees.
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1861 THE 1853
CENTRAL RAILROAD

- ~ &c. t - $3.50
rs A r1nsr-c i1i.s Il so sS9Hse''on',
SPEED. sAgETY AND cohFeRTi
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHEssSSsf 1 : ss ~ rrn DOs.
TEREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PIFTsBuRG.
CLOSE coN Tns 4 shsg II Ish HHPsRR1sBuHe
NORTHERN chSrRAL RAILROAD.
rup enas s1a GpNrRgs1. goUTs
WASHINGTON AID BALTIMORE
wssr soRT E VI R3Fnt AN II e SOUTHWEST.
- For Through Tickets apply At the otnosr OF
slie Northern Central Railroad CoI-psny. northeast
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sl1th strsst,
Washington, and Calvert Station, sal.' aiors,
sPLENDID SLEEPING cAas On Alb SI3aT
SMOKING AND SALOON CARS ON ALI TtALss
FROM WASHINGTON
Passengers will take the $50 a. sd 30 y.
trs,1. connecting in Baltimore With The 9.ls . m.
and 0. Is .. trains on the Northern Central Rail
m. there making close connections with the
trains on the Pennsy lvania Cf atrial Railroad for
al parth OF tie West.
FREIaHTo
sy .1ls fouse s.slsh.s OF a.! gan 20
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
Iowa, or Missouri. 5y Raj "a, dirsc:,
81 Fittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, MeskinguI1
Kentucky, Tennessee, Gum hsriand, Illinois, hissif
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, sandusky, and Chi.
caso with steamers TO all Forthwestsrn Ltekes.
Merchants and shippers entrust;ns the trsngpoe
tation of their Freight 10 This Company can rel.
with confidence on its speedy transit.
TIE RATES OF Freight to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
AZ cR t,sass favora5s as are charged by cha
Railroad Cosrpoaits.
IS Be particular to mark packages "Vis Penns.
Central i R."
WIN BROWN, Ag't Northern Central 4. e.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
KEocH LEWIs, Gent Superintendent, Alt9na, Pa.
L. L. HQUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PHILADELPHIA.
e. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila
dslphia ian 7-ly.r
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POLICE RRPoRTs.-Frst Precinct James
Smith, stealing watch: jail for court.
Second Preciact-Bernard Fitzpatrick, drunk
military. b. II. Trunnell, Saml Shekell and
Sam1Trunnel desertsr do. Mrs. Z. +. Thomp-
son, driving on pavement; dis missed Charles
jenkins, suspicion of picking pockets; do. II.
&. Preag, drunk and dlsorderly; military. II.
German and Abraham Rose, assault and bat
try; Go. w. J. Sullivan, highway robbery
Jail for court. ]. Stall, dumping night Soil in
street; s1.9i. VIM. Walker, selling liquor with
puE license; dismissed. John Love, drunk;
military.
THIRD Prsciact.-Frank Gallager, disorderly;
fined Sl.45. John Hof, do; do. 81 IS. G, Dixon,
do; do. $3.50. Catharine Smith, drunk: work
house. Pat. Haggerty, do dismissed. Bridget
Malay, drunk; dismissed. Chas. Butler, dis
workhonse. Richard Cruit, buying 4 stolen
horse; dismissed. Rosanna O'Donnell, drunk;
fined Si.44. james O'Neal, disorderly; do.
S54l. Henry Chandler, do; do. S36o Charles
Curtis, do: dismissed. Isaac Swami, drunk;
dc. Ca.haEine France, do; do. Mary Nc Gu iIe,
de-: do.
Fturtl Freciact-Henry Mitchell, indecent
.xpt SURF; workhouse. Jacob SimmS, indecent
exposure: fined SI15- worshouse. Robert
Drury, assault, with intent to rape; jail for
court.
Sizh Prectact-Alexander Case, disorderly;
military. Jno Mckay, drunk; do. Alexander
Taylor, tisoIderiy; Sl91. Thomas McFarlin,
pickpocket; Joel VI. Beam, do; military. Mar-
tia Dene. dsorderly; e. Louisa Buiier, do;
t.isnis2.d. Abraham knapps, drunk; Si-1u.
Henry Cranberry, fighting; dismissed. Owen
w. Nj cBEide, DO; $; workhonse 90 days.
feEtk I,rectt c u. ". Sprin gman, disorder
y:Sl. Vim. I Wilcox, Insulting fem lies; -.
Patrick Madigan assault and battery; Jail Tor
court. Srs Il Hoover nuisance; dismissed.
Tt city Drisccll do; d.. Frank Haiae,,
orurk end .eieoIderly; 81. Louis Carrlsan,
CisardeTly; dismissed. Jno. L. Goss, murder;
Jail .cr Court. Hiram Bland, disorderly dis
missed. Monroe Chiids; do; do. Henry Har-
Iis, exposure; IS. .yno. Neal, disorderly; dis
missed. Geo ". Guodtli, accessory to mur-
4-r, dismis I'D. josephine Miles, DRINK and
disorderly; dc. Sarah Reynolds, do; 81. Ez-
rkIel Thomas, Yagrancy, ana Jno. Higgins,
asleep in street: workhouse. Barney McClus
key, drunk; military. VIM. Joy, malicious
mischief; dismissed on paying damages. ia.
NJ Taskey, do; do. Mary Ryon. selling liquor
70 soldiers; deferred. Cnas. Martin, carrying
weapons; $40. James Mckenzie, drunk ard
di>orderlv: s.. Danl Webster, Henry Busn,
George Williams, found III a bawdy house; held
for a hearing Jno Hoboken, highway robbery;
hail for court Francis Robinson, Keeping 4
wdy house; for :. hearing. Martha Williams,
I ,urd in a hawdy house; do. james Brion,
disc fGery; IS. .Jno. J. McFa land, do; $40.
Ma starr, drunk and disorderly; 81.
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WAa s1rARTnsI 1.s;sss,e., ,....r, -, 1858.
In esnse auenee OF the pressure Of business ct Tho
War Dspartment, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of t. Potomac win be given ut the once OF
Lieut. Col. .OoHRAp, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
sbove Nineteensh street.
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HAfoHRLel'S HAIh DYE,
III L., - sIx uyn~Jl

William A. Batche lors celebrated RAir Dye pro.
dnoss color not to be distinguished from natrre-
warranted not TO inture the Hair in the lesst rem
sdies the i'll effects Of bad dyes and invgoratss the
Hair for lie. Grey, Red o. Rxstv Hair instantly
tarns . splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, do.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToIy-
soR on tAs Josy sidss Of each boz.
Factory, No 81 Barclay st., Nsis York.
uH-h Late IS Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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vvSHIs Is TO NOTIFY suTLIRs OF TH1
and At short notices Ed kinds Of WAGONS &C., ap-
Sertsinira to suffers. 0HARLEe SLACK. =
Corner a John ana SfnadLn ZIP.
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Provost MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE, /
WASHINGTON. D. c., May q, 1853.

PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
W1sHTsGTcy, D. c., May q, 1S6S.i
All men who desire to Join any particular regi.
paent of Cavalry in the field hereby autho
rizsd to present themselves any time during the
uext thirty days TO the Beard ofenrollment in their
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their fitness for the ser
vice and if found to be At. the Provost Marshal Of
the District shall give them transportation tickets
to thegeneral rendezvous. ut the hesdeusrters OF
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of
the State. As soon they presentth emselves At
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered by q mastering and Disturbing officer, and
paid by him the bounty allowed BY law:
JAMES B. FRY,
mr. S-Im Provost Marshal General.
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TRAVELLERS. DIRECTORY.

BAa.Tlsf0hE And UHgu RAILROAD.
@g ~ - -
g. sss .s;;z Monday Ass,l = ss; TWO ~, 9AILs ~
sHIsE s : y .se @
ssa nsSeE ns sHEET ses q.
YOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON.
Lsavs Washington At ana Ills .. N. and ana
On Gnndays at 81 p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
M On sundsys a.s = m. and ard s. ;. IA. ONLY.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WHIST.
1.ree s.sas.. Of sc e n ssa aa, and 60
rok sAsHIseToE hnr TIM sosTH.
Leave Rs':tT.re FOR WASHINGTON af4.So, and 10
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Bsitimors At So. N ans sp. a.
Leave y sAhins ten 81 ga. m. Ann m.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
End S. srs. and s trans
At way points Master Of rr.n S
EN- colin. -a.rersl Ticket Agent apn.H
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
or rrE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@A g
FROM WARRINGTON CITY,
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
that esn zen through Ticket direct. or ave
CHECK fo. e
other Route, and 80 Omnibus Riding.
FnUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
ofa v,,s rams
On Sundays, fxs Train. : and 80 :: T.. con-
nes'1E ss1;, s riss sks Wifi 1ssa from
senn.s .ian at x.shDst"s Ja.ss:on Relay Hoasej
MAKE eonnse.i"n with Train leaving Bslti@ore Il
eP.h.
BE SURE 70 BUY YOUR TICKETS By TIN
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This IS the Only Route by WAich Through Tickets or
Through Ba9gags Checks can be procured
in Washington.
Knight Latest Improved sLElpIHG CARS. Of
the most superior hnis attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS. DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, CIV
CLENATL, LNDLANAPoLIs. TEERA
HAUTE, ST LOUIS, CHICAGO,
dc, dc, &C.,
~wITH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY AMI
oTHxR RoUTE.kg
.ns sReis TTHhoUah sS
DOLLAR in the Through price and have the priv
ilege Of visiting Baltimore tif desfredj without
additional charge.
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NM casfst StS and. 1af
ss,ss:h wv @E 81 Tss s:- * ; .s q
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, Washin gten station
W P SMITH, Master of TransportAtlon
NJ. COLE. Genera, Ticket Agent. Ap 2i-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-10

T~xcEEtprs- Asp BEST AIR DYE uTEE WolLD-
Meier Fades OF Washes 0Rt.-U phsmh Hair Dye,S
q Tord corue- 18th street and Pa. avenue, wash
Sreton. srS Henry Cook. Alexandria. 3a6-D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-10

YyW.L. WALL L CO., Auctioneers.
-nRsn AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR AND RE-
ftHNS~ " PoSITORY. " {
Expressly for the sse
s.Ip M HORSES, CARRIAGES. STOCK, &C..
90 Louisians Avenue, = tee
Between Ninth and Tenth streets. -
fsf5 CIsR ADVANCED ON CossIGNs ESTs.
- storage for Carriages. es & -.
r.s-sss. Carr ages ,6c., received for yrsvate SALE
W. L. W. WALL & CO., Aucts.