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1861 THE 1853
.ENNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAKLROA

rESssYLvAr1A CENTRAL RAILk eHs
@M@ $50 $50
l. zI's 7; SS55ss....,
zror sf RSEI. E sAgE Am And oohSeRr'
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHE $SSH a ssvn pos.
rz HHRBE Ra!tT e ESA FfH4 sB6H
cos. conn T sc + sSss AZ Hsk HxfRR1ssuae
NORTHERN Hsfe o fHs.hs e e. ka1lRoAD,
THE CHEAT At c :faataf ROUTE
WASHINGTON H HND BALTIMORE
WEST. EoETGN u EST ST.. And n Is ssoUTnwzsr.
Ii" Northern oent raj Railroad tompsny, nershess
H.shins ton, and osl1s1t staton, Baltimore.
gMeKINs AID SALOON oARs ON ALL 7EAINE
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers ai take the s 81 n. "a and s. 80 ?. m.
and 9 i N. train On the Northern Central Rail
road ana arrive II Hsrrisburs at p and LIS
trains on the PsBnssiTania Central Railroad for
ali parts CT the West.
SRAfGHT3.
By this route Freights OF ali descriptions Be
furvarded to AID from say point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa. or Missouri, 5y EGii,eaf aiysts.
The Pe1asyiysnia Central Railroad also connects
st pi.tShur; with StasEners, py which Goods ear
be forwarded to any pert On the Ohio, Maskingum,
kentnaEg Tsnasssee, Gum sriand Illinois, Msss..
Eppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivsrs; and 4. Cleveland, SsnGusky and Chi.
saeo ". ia steamers to .u Northwestern Lakes.
Ie-chants and shippers enttustins the transpor-
tstton of their Freight 70 this Company o&n rely
with confidence on its srsedy transit
THE RATES OF Freight co and from sny point
u. the West, By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
s,e at al .lz1ss as nnora6is eAasstd By esAs
fiatlSoGd Companies.
Central RI
WEI BROWN .Agt Northern Central r. B.,
Nc. so North street. Baltimore,
zECCH LEWIS, Gsn-l su perntsudent, Altona, Pa.
Z. i. AoUPT. Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
q. n HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, PhIls-
dsiphia. ian 2-lyI
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Tae'<csP EaRsEAI iERFRlAr oTRIes.
~ Nay -. iSSs

THc<css E.RsKAL GssBs.Ar oTHIes:
WtspIEeJ SS, ksy y, sss..S
NeIIcx.-1he attention eH al efieers who have
been boneIsh'y discharged on account o. rounes
disability, AID who desire 80 enter sue serSfcs
Invaf,d Gel rs - called 70 rhs provisions OF
GtBeTai ornere. No M, Of 1855, rom tue war Do
ps.sme.it. b.shed IN the p&peZs tsfotsshoue TIE
country. srch .ftctrs sra requested 70 Comfy
pZemptiy With the provisions Of that order, ard
TO send their written spp.icss ens. o. therein pro
videS. for positions IN the Anvsii6 OerpS .ssaune
The character Of their disability J with 49, little de-
'sy ss possible, TO she Acting Assistant Provost
Ne,shrl General Of the State in which they may
la. sueh Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gem
eral will Mt forward the piicatious, with his
enforcement, TO the Provost NarsAal General At
Washington.
ohicers f,r the Invalid Corps viii be appointed
.mmediste,y upon furnishing the Papers required
by Gener al Orders Ne 16 Of 1893, from War Depart
ment. Their pay ard emeluments will commence
srom date of accep lance OF such appoIutments and
not from date nf organization of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY.
my2 Provost Marshal General.
pRovosr MARSHAL GESRRIL'S OFFICE, I
WASH NeToN, D. c., May "a 1853.
Au men who desire TO join any particular regi.
mcnt Of Cavalry nov IN the field, are hereby autho
rized to present themselves any time during tn .
next thirty days to the Board ofenrolmen in their
respective Districts. The Beard shall examine
them snd determine upon their fitness for the ser :
vice, and if found to be t the Provost Marshal OF
the District shsll give them transportation tickets
TO the general rendezvous, at the headquarters OF
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of
the State. As soon they present themselves ut
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered by . mastering aud dsbursins officer. and
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES B. FRY,
my G-1m Provost Marshsl General.
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WAR DEP ARTMESr.
W. rf AssuTksr GEasRAIs orrIcE.
EasstsE4os May u iSsa


GexsyGi Gr6era No Is3.
/ A bureau il established il the Adjatsnt Gen
erals Gfec Tor the racartt .f al sss.te7, relating to
.he rSanza ton ~ colar-d Troops An other viii
be assigned to the charge Of the BH..ss, with such
number Of clerks Elay be designated by the Adj
infant Ganersl
IL Thee or more field officers will be detailed ~
inspectors superyise the organization eli coorad
troop. at such roints a. may b. indicated by she
War Department in the Northern and Western
States
III. Boards will be sonverad at such posts 81
sley Ice decided upon by the War DEPARTING to
examine applicants Tor commissions to command
cocrcd troops, who. on application to the Adju
sant General may receive authority to present
Themselves 10 the Board for examination.
~ No persons shall be allowed to recruit for
celorec -roops excep. specially authorized by the
Wa- Department.: and 20 such authority will be
given to persons who have not been examined and
passed b. Board: will such authority he given
any person to raise more than one regiment.
Y. The reports of Boards will specify the grade
of commission tor which each candidate is 1T and
authority to recruit will be given in accordance.
Commissions will be issued from the Adjutant Gem
erals Office when the prescribed number of men ia
ready for Inuster into service.
VI. Colorcd troops may be accepted by companies,
to be afterwards consolidated in battahons and reg
iments by the Adiutant General. The regiments
will be numbered ssridtim in the order in which
they are raised. the numbers to be determined By
the Adjutant General. They viii be designated !:
- Regiment Of g. s. Colored Troops"
VII. Recruiting stations and dc pots viii be es-
tablished by the Adjutant General circumstances
shall require and officers viii be detailed to muster
and inspect the troops
VIII. The commissioned officers OF colored
troops may bs selected and appointed from the
best men of their number in the usual mode of ap-
pointing commissioned officers. Meritorious
commissioned officers viii he entitled to promotion
to higher rank if they prove themselves equal
TO it.
IN. All personal applications for sppontmen ts
in colorsd regiments, or for information concern
in: them must be made 10 the Chief of the Bureau
ell written communications should be addressed to
the Chief of the Bureau to the Of the Adjutant
General.
by order Of the Secretary of War.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
myIS-eolm Assistant Adjutant General.
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GUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
~ LUMBIA

W. IHMRIEn oAsinici W w.
Holding the United States District Cow: for said
itS:rtct.
United Sta States at Is Part q Lot No. Square No.
Improvement &c. in the city of Washing ton ,
Whereas. that part OF Lot mum be.ed four 90 in
square numbered three hundred and seventy
n seven 1 beginning in The rear line Of said Lot
feet east. from the northwest corner of said Lot
thence east twenty i2o) feet, thence south thirty
(59 feet thence west twenty 2o) feet thence north
thirty gl feet to the be ginning and that part Of
Lot mum hered Twenty four t2 in square nu nabered
roth thirty three taa) feet front by the dens Of
the lot; as the same are known, marked aud desig-
county OF Washington and District of Columbus
recorded in the land records of said District to-
rights. privileges appurtenances and other harel,
itaments to The sane belonging, in any wise an
estate Of P Garnet interest hsTs b ssa
seized By the Marshal Of the United States for the
District Of coiumbia, By virtue Of an act of Con
sress, approved on tEeseventaenth day of j iy in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two entitled AN Act % suppress Insur-
reotion. to pnrish Tresson an. Rebellion to seize
ana coniscate the Pr perty Of Rebels, and for other
pun poses, ana where's, the United States Attor-
day OF May, A. D. lSes. file Libel Of tnfsrmstisn
IN this Court, PRAYING the condemnation of said
and that process OF rnonition issue aga.us. the
owner and owners OF said property aud real estate
therein warning them at some early day to y near
and answer SAID information.
1t is. therefore, on this ninth day OF May, in the
year OF cur Lord eighteen hundred sixty ,three,
ORDERED that notice DO given to, the owner ami
ow. era or said property and reaIsestata and all
persons interested els mi C interest .hersi
70 spsear and answer this Infornatio on the Is.
Monday of July net, anQ show cause. II On; they
hare, why said property and real estate, ans, the
right, title and interest therein Of the SAID A. z
Garhett should not ba condemned ana sold nc
cording % law; and that notes be airen by post
Acopy OF this order pom the 'front.' door of ts flaur
House of the District of Coiumbia q "a by uubii(,
fion IN the Eyeni star, tsics n week previous 20
sass iss ohaay OF suiy NEXT the irst publication
By order OF the Court, Nay 9Th, 1853.
Test: r. ], MEIHs. oIark
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WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
w ApJUr..r GENERALS OFFICE
W4sEIHnrnN, May z, !sS3.
NoTIcE.-Under General Orders, M. IA, 2 Board
il in session at No. 400 Fourteenth stree.
Washington Applicants for examination are re-
ferred to the General Orders, No. ia, for nforme.
ten how to get authority 70 appear before It,
E. TOWNSEND.
my 2S-eciKl Assistant AGjutant General
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NO COMPROMISE WITH TREASON Oh
lN TRAITORS.

NO COMPROMISE WITH TREASON Oh
IN TRAITORS.
TICE.
/ am authorised by the Secretary Of War to raise
BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer speeia! s,-
rict.
Each company viii be organized as prescribed in
General Orders No. l26, series OF 1852.
All officers will be selected and appointed By the
Colonel 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
tellia emit men will lie enlisted.
The best, feetest and most seryicesble Eorses
only win be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eel
ebrated Repeating Rice, dischargins fifteen snets
per minute.
For further particulars apply st No. 217 Penn
avenue. L. C. BAKER,
my Him Colonel Commanding Battalion.
fiONAL LOAN.
TIN NEW
SEX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
EWENfY YEARS FROM DATE.
CT sfssr Five Ysars, At OPTION of the eovsrnuasa
xEE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
PITY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
cN1 THOUSAND DoLLARs.
rHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Gums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
cN1 HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARs,
ONH THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
INTEREST oeAhs6S 9Hss. At DATE o. Evs.
AND PAYABLE sEAI-AERuALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONES are the
oHxAPzsT GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market,
TIE Interest st present price OF coin, beins seu,v
Aent 10 PEI CEHT. In currency.
FOR SALE By
JAY COOKE d CO..
BANKERS,
<s2 FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS IN
soYxKNkENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
cERFISlCArEs
szkY AND EAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND Ex0HANSs
sHss-n
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nEODORIsiNG AND
IL DI5ITFECTING POWDER,
PREPARED AND FOR SALEBY
". 8 I D Nj 0 N,
Hn.,or If nud

The above compound is prepared With special
view TO meet the wants Of the public in the sp-
preaching hot season for deodorsins and disinfect
used in sick rooms, barracks, camps hospitals,
steam boats, &c, &c. For this purpose it has so
equal 1t destroys the most obnoxious exlias
tons and resists the decem of animal aud
vegetable matter 20 greater extent than any thing
OF the kind offered to the pu hlic and if thor
Chilly used by the residents during the sumner
will prevent great deal Of the sickness sttributs
warm weather. my OHM
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GAS FITTING, kc.

WM. T. Dove co,
Aaa Now prepared 10 e1ecuts any orders with
wkich they may be fayoredi n the
PLUMBING, GAS, Oh STEAM FITTING pU4J.
NESS
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
2sInsyivsnia avenue, where may be found con.
plsta assortment Of CEANDELIERS and other GAS
sT'EAM ind WATER FIXTURES. ian H-h
VA GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Store, and are daily receivin6, GAS
RES Of entirely New Patterns and Hssigrs
and Finish superior in style to thing ksrstsfofs
We invite cilisens generally to oasI and examine
o1r stook of q As and WkTxR RIxTUKES f0eNna
confident that We have the best selected took n
Washington
~ al Week In tse shove line iutrasted 70 orr
ssre via be promptly attended TO.
msrEr MYERS Il Mc6HAN, jT6 street,
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6. n. z X E'S
pfFpE.
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY,

OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
This BRANDY hsa ba.n manufactured for ssye.
ral years from the PURE JUICE of the
CATAWBA GRAPEl
Thus a1crtius additional evidence Of the pro-
gEess OF american Enterprise and Industry, and
these made Of any ether nation.
TIE CHIC CATaWDa Brandy
rot only equals but eScc!s the bssS ported Bran
dies IL purity and flavor. It's IN fact, the Best
E.aedy kno,.,s. fh.a staten 1t is fal.y eor-obo:
The want Of FpIs s;ranIp has long. been felt in
sach o. aity 50 % supersate tiie ssIs and of
these vic compounds, hitherto sold under the
pab q os DC
the aGa Claimed ioc the lest ported Liquors,
ard is q perfect purity and superior flavor, and
e a2EHE1 1zS E f3i H2w gH S5LEII
MORE Us, &c, &c.
EREAD TIE CERTIFlCA TEST,
WAsRlNsroE, b. c., Nov. II, 1883.
d: r. CLARE. esq, Cir: hsve made chemical
s ~ sh of sss of oso ~
rati. and End il TO be pure wine brandy, free from
any adulterstions or sdni1suEe OF ingredients det
corn spirits and flaming essences, and it is wei
adapted. from its purity and quality. to take tai
S-"'' . : : ''''' THOMAS ANrIsELL,
Chemical Examiner. q. s. Patent cnfce.
STATE AssAyER's OFFICE, 81 Some csst St.
bosToR, Oct .. 1883 {
i hereby Certify tina, have. this day made :
brought to me BY q. s;mmonds, Esa and tat
have found adultera:isg ingredient III, proper
usual colering and sacnharine alters to
brandy. would seeenlmens it ser medical uses.
ohAS' l. 'AoAs stsiis "a as ~,
D. II. CLARK, corner * and Penn, ave-, sole
Agent for this District. mar is cod 3m
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BOOKS, &c.

n, ATTENTION, EvERTBoDYi
HE Subscriber having lately returned from the
Eastern Spring Trade Sales offers TO the public the
cheapest and best selected stock OF
STATIONERY and FANCY ARTICLES ever be-
fore presented in this market. eutlsrs; pedlars.
the trade and publ, in general; WIN DO we'll to
Consulting, in part. Of
A well selected stock of Miscellaneous Books, At
low rates,
The largest stock of paper covered Novels in the
The cheapest and most handsome assortnest q
Photograph Albums, ranging in price from 20
cents to $50, holding from u to 800 card pictures:
The Target assortment OF Gard Photograph Of
ProH,inent Men and Women, Americans and For
eisners. Copies OF statu.Iy. Knxrayinss. Paint
did assortment Of Foreign and American Station
cry and Fancy Articles, such as Chess, Ohe9uers.
Dominoss, Combs. Brushes, Scrap Books. Pocket
Books, Writing Desks, Work Bcxes, TO-, DC, dc.
The subscriber is also agent for those celebrated
Ambrotype Copies of Paintings and Engravin e,
OF which large Assor tment always on hand.
Give . call
WILLIAM f. RICHeTAN.
National Book store, 27S Pa. avenue,
my 192v bet. 18th and nta sts.. Washington.
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IRA gEIERS,. DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
60 - $50 -
Or .ss .,!sr aensay Ass, 1855 TWS 6sI Ia
aHsss M s q sGP
ss ma r1Ehx sRS
Leave " sshinston sts and Ills .. L. ara ahd
On Sundays ct - p. n. only.
FOB BALTIMORE.
sy g. snd 10 and and and and so,, ?
Leave Warrington - 8 8 =: N. and $, 5 and $50
IoK wAsHiNaToN AED THE sosTH.
Leave Baltimore. for Washington at A.s. and 10
.. n. ard ), $50 and ,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at a. and sp. N.
Leave ws.hinsten At 2: and PEI.
The third AID fourth trains only from Baltimore
ard the srs. and ssth trains from SsSS stop
AWAY points" mss..r Of rTsnseor,stion.
L. Ii. COLE. General Ticket xRent apN-n
189 a.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF PEE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- 5 la -
FROM WAsHIN6ToE CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
M..ss the % Ana T.: e1 sS.ss
Through Check for BassAge fr.m Washington
City, Lsss 81 ai1: than on any
FOUR DAILY zy rRA ssS From ., x.aasHseroS
maxim. .sh fs.as B.mor.
~ aun,., .t s,s =; NJ and ~ IA X; ~ ~,
Meeting at Relay With P. Y. Train from
eonnsssisn At ashins.os Junction 'kalay Hoassj
with Train leaving Baltimore At SIG !. n.
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore at
ppm.
BE sS Ryz HoS SR5 sB TIE
This as the Only Route by s0hica Through Tickets Q,
Through Baggage Checks con be procured
in Washington.
Knights Latest Improved SLIPPING CARS. Of
the most superior finish attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
coL1xggs, DAyGox, h sa1 GIN
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&c, &C., &c,
~wITH LESS CHANGES OF CARS TEAM By ASY
OTHER EoUTB6
- SPECIAL Notice to Passxnses for the West from
sh.4 Il ~
by the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
s IF 'd Ge,asd,
additional charge.
RCpnne etions at the Ohio River with OLEVE-
LAND & P1TYSBURa, CENTRAL OHIO and
MARI eta 4 CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and
through tn en- with the whole Railway System Of
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, Washington citation.
W. T. SMITH, Master OF Transportation
MCOLE. General Ticket Agent. p2l-H
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Of
~ C0IT-MRIA

Sitting as me United States Dis1ie: Court for said
Uistfid:
United States VS.. Schooner Harvest, her Tackle
Cargo, &c-In Prize.
Wasress the said schooner and cargo were cap
tured prize by the officers and crew of the United
States steamer Jqniata and brought into the port
the Jurisdiction OF this court, and, on the nine
tenth day of May. L. 1868, libel was fled in
this Court by the United States Attorney for said
District praying tho condemns of said sch ooner
her tackle, &c. and the owners thereof, and all
persons interested th srein, warning them at some
early day 70 appear and answer said libel; 1t is
therefore ordered by this Court, in admiralty sit
ting. this 18th da, OF May, A. D. 1865. that notice
Be given 70 the owners Of said schooner and cargo
and all persons interested claiming An interest
therein TO appear and answer this libel the lrst
Monday OF July next, and show cause, if any they
have, Why said schooner and cargo should not be
condemned and sold according to law; and hat
said notice be given by posting copy of this order
upon the front door of the Court House OF said
District. and by publication in the Evening Star
twice week previous TO said first Monday OF July
next. the aEst publication to be Oh or before
the
By order of ths Court,
Test. R. J. MIIGS, Clerk.
Copy-Test RI MIIGs. Clerk. my2O.2sw
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STxAMsHIp
G R 3 At IA st \ R N,
WALTER PATeN, Commander. Ic%&ek
will be dispatched ssssazS
sstp paSs Nay rao1 NEW zoak
Tuesday. June SO Tuesday. July u
And at the same regular intervals thereafter.
First Cabin, from -------..--- - COS TO SIs5
Second Cabin.
Excursion Tickets out snd back, in the ist and I'd
Cabin only, fare snd q half.
servants accompanying passen gsra, and Children
under twelve years Of age half fare Infants free.
Third osbin..--.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
steerags, with superior ac:ommo ationsSO
AL fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in q.
3. currency.
Each passenger allowed twssty eabic feet Of lug
gage.
An experienced sprseon en- board.
Far pssssss apply 70 oHA2LEs A. WHITNEY,.
at Tao oscs. 26 BEoADwaY. Nav York.
Ror freight appiy 70 ROWLAND l. AsPIN-
WALL, Agents, "a souGa stsest. New York.
my Il tieo
1T q AssEsso ePsIoE,
aaa3yzo 70
44A ETSRYH STREET WEST,
bet.eeu Pa 81 Sns g. north.
?. II. PEARSON, y. 3. Assessor
.ny7lnso fer Dasseias OF colambia.
s iARRIAGEs CARRIaGE5.t
- CA2EfA9Et I'll
fags nov On hand snd csliy ,ro9i,. .EER1.
~ 80 are , sseorsrasat g 5issF GLASS tG
- in tae eenntsy; Consisting OF one spiandid full
.tsieshe, casaaISeha GoasA, Riess's; sogr and six
sss3 E4c9 ssa7a ana 99rraEstezsEs Boat 2egons
e. swQef fcur - song, 0actofs shsrtona Plain
sua sDlftIg IepG12.5ss, ogss her ~ita naxnser
= SgI0hD aAHD lAEtSgtGk3 srt little used:
sssy, several spisI.f ia aisishs al sE.sshaaad for
ssh, na.a be o. u 20 sui 1lr,ea ssesa yho
sliso,2a az 10. 30t. Psnasyiy.n Avenae.
4Aa-r IL 3sa TiIEAAs yGraI.
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THIS Is TO NOTIFY EETLERS OF TIN
j army that DrepAf red 20 sArnigh at gil sim "a
sra at short notices 81 kinds q WAGONS, C ap-
pertaining tesutleHs. CHAREE9 BLACK,
Corner OF John go QakAettral sti
mar Eems E&NucFe, IA,
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MAR DEPARTMENT.
w WAsHIRaToH, January Is, lass.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business AZ the
War Department, paases for cstiseRs to. VIII. the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given ct the ocaes Of
L.sut. Col. CONAN, asa Pennsylvania avsnrs
above Nineteenth street.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
Cas- At VIZ o R Y
DRY GoODS TRADE.

We have conquer 60 .ho prices CT Cotton Goods
end brerEht S.aRcf I'd MIslin dow 20 l2.o., some
IL, sIa wide - 2hr.
Iii ]: arc
irg.
Danaah fable Cloth At CID prices,
4 i.Jxe stock Of Embroideries.
White Geo .. Ladies' Endersaru.sntS,
Clcaks. g. awis. &c very cheap.
4. l. ". M1iEEBERG. A. Sasses Space,
nyS between 7th knc ata strsets
~ NEW DRKSs GOODS
AoL0EED ALPACAS: PLAIN and FIGURED
M0usL1NS,. MoZAABIoIES. POPh!Ns. VA.
LAWNS, JACONETE, ORGANDlRH. BARkaES,
Ora rE MLR?.. SPRING BALHCRaLS Also,
MOURNING GOODS Ia great variety and Of the
beat makes.
ap21 d. TAYLOR co.
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EURNIfHED HOUSE wAETED.-Wsssa q,
= ysnt. for from one to xhree years Is yrIsn Il
DweNn9 for private family. Locstscts n T9,s
FIRST OF second Wsrd preferred. AAdeeas Log 81
o. Warrington q. q. So Ky
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THH REYN Obs HOUSE

The undersigned, thankful to his friends and the
public in general, for the patronage they IA
have given him a. former proprietor ofv:HiN
the " Mcclellan House respectfully begs 1s.#S
leave to inform them that he has transferre. l.o
syIyania avenue, where he has opened house ia
new ana complete style. Connected with it is a
REfTAURANT, where the best Of Wines and
ri ali hours, and At the shortest notice.
The rabhc are respectfully invited to Visit this
mays sras Nv. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.
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CLARIFIED 1IpERE
I have 3ust received Per sehoeners George 9.
A6smsn AID ~. w ~ from Boston, large supply
Of Pure Massachusetts, CLARIFIED GID1E, Wkick
oiSer for sale &C the love- market price, In guam
Gtses 20 srtt rcrohasers.
Eotel koepers, satlsrs snd al otnsrs IN want Of .
xri-yss article az Ci6sr sre invited % e2 and sx
sx,sns u Il before pxfsnax.nx elsewheys.
vrsup IotsN- keret, 8 Green a,
ne 80 Geer setoxn D. @.