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ALL RIGET.-Our excellent Provost Marshal
General, Lieut. Col HALL, has the art of hauling
every good thing into his possession; even from
the sea, the air, and the earth, and may be from
the bowels of the great globe itself. Consequent
ly he has recently detailed Lieut.. ALEXANDER L.
NEWMAN, of the Engineer Corps, as Assistant
Provost Marshal, and a more judicious appoint
ment has never beea made in this Department.
Lieut. NEWMAN is an accomplished gentleman
and an efficient officer; in brief, "a proper man
as one shall see in summers day." Headquar-
ters on Folly Island, is now call right"
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05

"PEcUL1AR" by Epes Sargent-BRoKEN COL
UMNs, The REJECTED WIFE have been received
and for sale at our store. ANTHONY & Co., of
New York, are printing for US photographs of
DU PoNT, SHERMAN, SEYMOUR TERRY. HA LPNE,
and other notables
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Siege Operations Before Charleston.


The people at the North possess a sanguine
temperament, and indulge in hopes relative to
the suppression of this Rebellion that are very
creditabe to their natures ifnot to their military
judgment They have always anticipated too
much always looked for success too early, and
always demanded more than is reasonable from
the commanders of our different military depart
ments. Every body, (AIrs. Grundy included)
expected very pleasant campaign when McCLEL-
Ian started for the peninsula; everybody, (John
Smith besides) counted each new commander of
the Army of the Potomac as ''the coming man )"
and all the world, (including the Tongo islands)
believed that Vicksburg would fall as soon as
GRANT began his first parallel. In brief our mil
itary operations were to be of "the high-pressure
order"-we had only to map out campaigns
start formidable expeditions-make a few tactical
nanpuvres and the Rebs would skedaddle-ths
Rebellion
g. melt into thin air.
And like the baseless fabric Of vision
Leave not rack behind"
We know at this late day exactly how the Pc
ninsula campaign terminated ; we know how null
Misunderstanding out almost "to the crack
Of doom"-h been the commanders of that
gallant but ill-fated Army of the Potomac we
know also how long period it required to cap
ture the Confederate stronghold in the South
West. And our friends in the North have vet to
learn that all military operations require adequate
time for their accomplishment.
rha nlonc of GFN GuI,,oRE ere NOW natent IN
every intelligent military observer. 1t was first
to effect Judgement on the South East side of
Norris Island, where the enemy was already pos
ted and which he was strongly fortifying. Second,
to besiege and reduce Fort Wagner, by which all
the works on Cummings Point would necessarily
and inevitably fall Third, to reduce Fort Sum-
ter, (from the positions gained, so that the iron
clad feet could remove the distractions in the
channel, then go up the harbor and capture or
destroy rebellious Charleston This was the plan
of attack-this was what GEN. GILMORE promised
this was all that the Government asked or ex-
pected from our small but heroic besieging army.
Have not the objects Of GEN. G11LMoRz been
successfully and fully accomplished? Has not
eur gallant army-a mere subsidiary force-done
its work and done it well?
We do not profess to be military writer's or
military critics; We do not "speak by authority "
on this matter nor do we intend to review the
brilliant operations on Morris Island the glori-
Gus victory of July 1Oth when We obtained foot
hold on the extremity of that desolate drift of the
ocean of the day-dawn attack of the 11th, Ito
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-12-05

Our press gave out Monday, and We were
fearful we should be compelled to suspend the
publication for week or so. Mr. McGREGoR
Chief of the machinery department.; and an
artist in mechanical matters, came ts our aid
promptly, and put it in order, much to our graft
fcation, for which he has our cordial thanks
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1t. Col. IN. Y. v,

Commanding Post"
It's to be hoped that the order was obeyed and,
that the deceased soldier secured the desired rest
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mander Of the Department Of the South" is at
his home in Newport, r. I. His leg has SO far
healed thai he viii soon be able to wear the art-
fetal one now being made for him in New York.
He was at the Metropolitan Hotelwhen the Arago
left, and our Mr.. S. prevailed on him to set
to BRADY for his Photograph-the first one he has
had taken for many years.
We hope to have copies of it for sale by the
next steamer. We are making an effort to get
some pictures of every General who has ever been
connected with the Department.
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We are under many obligations. to Purssr
McManus of the Fulton, for full files of late New
York papers. ...-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BRAsAzoS-BIAcSxAs-In oxford Thursday, Fob
Miss SAEAs h.ACknAS, both Of Oxford
CoLE-MERsIREAU.--At Port Richmond, staten Island,
Thursday February ~ by the Rev. James Brownlce
Mr. GsoRGs CotE TO Miss MAaeAREr L. HEsxREAu both Of
staten Island.
CARYRxTER--CAsE- Thursday. February IL, by the
Rev Dr. Potts EIsEsT d. EARIHSrgR 10 JrsSK L. CASE,
daughter 81 the late Walter Case of Eewburg, ". Y.
DKoKgR--WRGaT.--0n Thursday, February H. by the
Rev A. H. Partridge, al the residence OF tho brides
father A. JUnSoN DscKER TO MANY eldest daughter OF
John T Wright. ESQ.
HoCHARI-- BIRKiycg-At Chrst's church. Brooklyn, on
Thursdsy. February H. by the Rev Mr.. Isnleid J. b.
ErkAg HoCHARr 10 Miss EsrExR BRxsgcx daughter o. the
late Alexander Birkbecs, OF Brooklyn.
AsRcgAaT-W AHs-ln Philadelphia, on Wednesday
February H. by Rev r. A. washbnrnc efiRKx MERCHANT
Lieut. United states Navy 10 SAiLH eldest daughter
Henry VI. Watts Esq Of that city.
srHIIING-SMoSsoS.--At st. Johns church, Clifton,
Staten island Wednesday, February Ill by the Rev
John G. Eccisston. Joax f. STERLING, OF New York b.
CIARissA, daughter of the late Daniel ciionson No
cards.
vslwsrsK--MoRGAs-- New Rochelle. on Wednesday,
February IL the residence OF the bride father by the
Rev Dr. Morgan, VI u. VALENTINE, OF Now York 10 Eu.
GESra. only daughter " james Morgan Esq. No cards.
WRiGTr--hASy.-0n wednesday, February II by the
Rev. j. 7. Newman, H. 49, C. WRiGHr ~ Charles City
Iowa, 20 CaEoLiSs MANN, Of New York.
waRD-CrY-on Thursday, February IL, by the Rev.
William Reeve, Mr. FRANK WARD 20 Miss AMANDA Cry.
No cards.
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Arrivals and Departures.

Lyrsroot-stesmship E,ns-F W walsh, Georx. Arm.
strong feiet Borla nd, Jas Cose, II W 0wrife Geo
Gnrnio Edward Saunders ana LADY, Carries French
Ellis Mrs Cuerwel and child, Howe Mrs Clara Ian.
Una and child, Rev fhAlan. DIR l. Dckey Pilsr,irr
the sssrags. - "
sAsrIsy lrI-s.eamship champlop-B Allen and family.
stas Hicks Jacob Cohen, Leopold King ulrch simon r.
my and servant Patrick KERRY Sapue Kavars, Isaac
Cohen Mrs Sarah Baton. Joseph fssscs Win HANDY An.
gust Huffman, Abraham Rcsenthan, 4 4 Alderman ana
iamy Hermann seirins and family, Aler Henry warren
= sner, oliver Basey Channoy Culver W n Dusen
sogSs " Henry WIN stuart aud vile Mrs wales
Kill and WIFE, Augussu. Ewood Jas aco, and wife Leye
rnJ flint Mrs Mary Eastwood. Marcus Rnado Justus
y Edwards, " Kraft, y Bsteman Mr. EdIeman Mrs
Critchman Mrs LogAp--sud fuI complement in seerrre
DErARTUREs.
HAVANA AND NV Notwithstanding Colsr,ht.-t u
harqusnd. nss Crane Mrs. Mcrwin. n Grant, Mar.
quene Mrs kocler MrsMP Smith, u IL schrer W y
Ward, Miss Wolf. hiss Well, Miss Dppcher Nj. n
McMaster, " Marvin, P.ndletoH, W sprssne ~.
Hoyne and LADY, Quinaby, g Coy W spstcs n uoop.r
o'shaughnessy, steenbock Dsnsinser Mrs ~ d..
dl.ton, Miss Fsrssns Duhil Farsans X B,rhens
GuideL Rev y sheehan, Rev q Shechsn. y y Hail " n
Gsrvin. y "a crane. fisbe, : Homer Col Cool r
Walker q n rerdergsst Miss walker Bsrnet n sIns
smith, Kair and lady. Mrs csthar nursr ana ~,
children; r Laboras y Re ynolds w Rcy,r M n "
lioloon ard three children. Duran. okecf n thsn
bsrs q wIllIsuis, Jug. rrsmenann. \ N Van nos
taEf. EoFr'cD, BfyAr iddeu n BecrAe
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SIR yas East sa.ish, w.ah,.Css
Ssh, 81, wirsw Harp DAvsA WasSias'en-vaa Sruns
ssSr Aasa. wrshs w:.h,as.s.-v.s srsp. ss.A:
s s.. S:ss: S.y ~, .t:s x ss Iash
ssSI sasHs VA: sSdps ss!:s.ipsi.~I Rssny
ssSr shs a SMITH pssns xec.dy o.
ssSr coa fa s.4Ss, as
sssr 5 5,.. sI..:.i sssR:sS sS:.9s:
3s Goaas Abbott
schr Or Franklin. chapman. Norwich-H Racket
ssamshp Etaa tBr) Brooks Iverp.o Jan Is via ou.sas
Hoysssd wn %ass ans 70 John Dale on
on passed steamship City Of Washington, hence for
steamship Champion, Wilson Aspinwan Feb l. with pas
,spsss and 'rsasnrs 70 Allen Came under convoy q
Florida spoke i S sanboat saginaw ~ o1 --'D'"'''
s.sansIlp G1esapsaks MisS:. Portland with md.s and
s. sG ESss Rio days with
The Gulf 'D'l '''n'-' "en'' "A0 HsA'S wsA'h'r IN
i. Abbott g., Of Te,ls ao,s S.ms
e H. on ~ 10 WAS SSsr % oy me snnsos.
d. sS i s:v5 e Mcclellan J.en. Jan
hrs s,ro@ns.s Br q Tsrr.5sro1 Aormict. Masanzas
Brig Res%and . of sansor sprasue. New Orleans.
T;S 8 Portland NJ. II days. with
heading % master.
6chr May Baker, Philadelphia, days.
Schr Willard. Putnam, Portland. Ne days.
Schr Lindsay Soper, Portland, NJ, days
5chr Defiance. Harrington, Portland. Ne 8 days
Scnr Sarah Briggs, New Bedford. 2 days.
Schr Ellen Rodman, Bowman, New Bedford
Schr Kit Carson, Smith, Gloucester.
Schr Col Ellsworth, Rowe. Gloucester.
Schr Elizabeth Ann Banks Boston.
Schr Sea Mark, Bolan, Fall River.
schr ID 4 Kelly, Kelly, Providence
Schr Lizzie Dyer MoDurfey, Providence for FAladel
pbia '' -
Sloop Victorine Aldrich, West Point
Steamer Ospray. Adrich, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Village Belle.
One ship unknown.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
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House OF Representatives.


THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION RIIL PASSED.
The House took up the Naval Appropriation bl as 70
ported from the Committee the whole the state Of
the Union, with amendments.
The House, by vote OF 81 against 10, rejected Mr. Cal
verts proposition to dismiss seventy six midhpmen
alleged to have been app by the Secretary OF the
Navy contrary to law.
The House. by vote OF SO against % concurred in the
amendment that hereafter while the rebellion lasts
thore shall be additional midshpman Tor each Con
gressona district the loyal states to be
by the members and delegates VI the House hereto
fore and such additional midshpmen from the next
class shall be appointed on recommendation OF members
and delegates 81 the present Congress.
The House by vote OF II against ~, agreed ~ the
amendment striking out of f46 800 Tor
the New YORK Navy Yard and inserting 81 $4,000 for
city Tor raising any OF the vessels nov built
The bill passed.
BOUNTY TO sANiIs on DEc,.-kp soupkxs
On motion OF Mr. CotfAx rep) Of Ind, the Second
dtor directed 10 inform tho House IL plan eau
not be Devised by which the hundred dollars bounty
eau be paid pompsy 10 the families Of deceased soldiers
leaving the Of pay alone 10 be settled by the pay
rolls.
PRIVATE NILS
Tho House then took up private bills.
AMENDMENT oy cownsCir0s AcrS
Mr.. BINGHAM, (rep) Of Ohio from the Judiciary Com.
ut'ee. reported bill amcDdatory Of the several
cation acts, which was passed II provides that Ia all
cases now or hereafter PENDING 20 the shirs vessels
or other property sered and condemned the court rom
the proceeds OF the sse- OF any de claim filed by
any citizen OF the United States subject Of fore xr
Power and properly estsblishedprovided no such claim
shall lie allowed the claimant shall have participated
IN dsoysi practices In connection with the property
sonn ioE DlsABLkp soipIyss.
Mr. wmoar, Unionl Of Pa, introduced bin TO proyd,
soldiers Referred TO the Committee Military Affairs
PRIVATE bills
The House went into Committee Of the Whole privsi,
bills
Adjourned
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SD ,es Hhsss0asss . HossA Myosx land pu. He
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Ho.y B:s s sSa Owen San Francisco m
a. II p ssG Sss sssn
a sss ars saa i.s: wSS
Ocean Pear. Keaxsr. for Boston. "
Rio and c.i.a; s ass
Lospos, Jan IxIr Uhlsns: Hansen. and Huma Bar
scSw.nsen do Albert Essshis, B.;mes; Honnor Ess.
csnpSs sYo1s ssh %% Cory sS d n
Cid 18th. Taylor. Lord NYork; 9Th. aondOa Kelly.
Emf out GATH Jumna Freeman, fo' Boston; ash, syrsn.
LIssoh. Jan le-Arr Courier. Brsndhoa. and Diensss
E.s.oIS ship IensA.ea. Perry Boston
sas a'ss
h...sA, Jan is-In port Darss Amy Hammond for nos.
Miller whi,s 10 load for sY f's
Essen Lane 70 Lad for Bosom: Aaira Hatch une SD
Butcher Collins Phiiadcpila 18th Daaiol staples Boston
NoyLIE,s pee lArr sarah Park Vaughan. Rio Jsnciro
~ n A jan fn pcr; si sp for Es
E.ssxsuIA. Jan 2s-In port ship Charles Jane, oBr
.NrwcAsTIN Jan 2s-En. ont Trekvogs, Breems NYorki
NEW Ross Jan S7"irr Young Nova scotian Bosar, New
eu sns ID y: s 70, In r 90 sS f,. o
pAIInso, Jan a2-Arr Gen Cobb. Haskell. Genoa, -
yscek Young Mongolia Huchins Bazaar, siuar. for
o rG %c.; ~ ian 1n P?y rig. Adam
Belle sho cr-os kno~ss ca.
BBEekfriar NORTH NYork 27th Morning Light. Thomas.
RRAxeoos, Dec s-sa Lizzie Bliss Pearson; bombay.
NYor f@ DAM AMP coands o maH
s:s'
s.s S2::
del Sur; ISih Br brig Alice. kiers. NYofi
s!ss. Jan ssT EssT Sea- psf as.ss
@ ss a Mary y u RSss.. s s:s
-; Y: ssA., s.s.,r.fs k...s.x.5
chow: BENZ ard Ri.saard Puget Sound "a Kians o.
ssndfs ord Hong Kong Dec Kitty Simpson, Mayo, Foo
Nov Gam: cSss nSgors Sh Iimsnss.
r staples Nsgasaki Sd, Penguin Breretin, NYok Sarah
.ssc4rosE bee Arr Mary Russell, Thompson, carnr::
10Th rw Sears. sherman Bangkok l2th. o " DURHAM.
Kong Annie Bowen, Cheese borough eo 18th Mary ham
mond Arey Cardiff 10Th Continent Rowland Hong Kong;
Sd Rely %
svArcx. Nov 24-Ar Bunker. Cooper, ohetee.
cid for Oporo).
sI. s.;I ao
BOSTON Feb l2-Arr bark Acacia Pinkban, Msnsnnf'A.
brigs Coquette Hodgdon, Cape Haycn Sarah Marshall
f f.o o:n s ;. s s.r a'1Fs .sS Poi s
&
snow ali day starishi and brig Bckmore which
started yestsrday anchored in the Roads and remsn
New Tos r. Ss sso
sS 9.s coaia s az ' .sSs
hath, Fshli~sla scSr nIsh,anA Chief sssia. HYors
FALL RlvEA Feb ll-Ar schrs Artist, Hobart. NYasts~
o xnIsht Wnd,sey Georgetown, DC. Sd srsr LAnar.
i5ih.s1 pa lssy q sss Lake H.saslI. New YORK :,
NJ, NEwguRYroEr xss i.sd CIR. Grand Island, fhiii-
wiosson NYsrE csa...ss Nssrovs; .ioop sSrssSs
NRHPORT, Tes ii-xfr soep WIN II Bowen. ssosher.on,
Providence FOR New YORK Returned o. heHds
wind schrs Baker Hornet RIO del Norte, susas 7e e.
Al anchor IL Dutch Island harbor la. AM schrs ypo Far
num- Hail. from Provdenee for Philadelphia; Maria -,
PHiLApELPHiX. Feb l1-Arr barks Leland, N,ckerson.
aS c.n. ssI s Vel Yer a ss
0arweod, Godfrey and sallie B. Batemsss Fort RoyHiJ
Trdsp pcy.s Boston; Eleanor T facemiIs xYork
New York. Sid schr sv simmons. Williams. PhiiAdei-
phia.
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Arrival and Departure or Cavalry rrosn
MAAaAe huaefta.

battalion OF cavalry Of tho Second regiment Msssa.
chusetts, arrived in this city yesterday morning. They
from Readvile four hundred strong and under
command Of Major rowningshed. The regiment Is com.
manded by Colonel Charles II. Howell Companies A, Il,
G, ana of this battalion commanded by Captains
Reed Richards Rice Washburne and Holman respective.
". Attached g. this battalion the California company
which recently arrived In this city The battalion left
far Fortress Monroe per the Central Railroad yesterday
Afternoon.
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Fort OF New York, February 10, 1899.

Port OF New York, February IL, 1899.
CLEARED.
steamship oiy Of xsaeheser tBr, HsIcrow, LvsrpoOs
ship Kate Howe Fuller, shsnghas--w A Sale Co.
ship Malay Hsohinson, San FranciscO--C Comsock.
ship Monarch Of the Sea- Kirkady, Lverpoot-LAwrenoe.
Giles - Co.
ship Young SAM Dearborn. LiverpoolTrask Dearborn.
ship Iona (Br) Christy. Liverpoo-J W Blwei Go.
Ship Ironsides, Chase. London-Nesmth SOM.
ship Z Dewol, SB,,, Hookw.y, London
Brs Isabella, Hanheid, Para--H X Corning Bon Co
Brig Anna Helena (Brem), Schmidt Falmouth, Ja-Rager
Brpa
brig J cousdon tBr). Forbes Ponce, PR-H 1AoA De
wolf
Brig Emma Ives tBr), Waters, Bsvsna-w W Russell
Brs q whcclwrishi tBr) Ralph, Liverpool Hs-o wheel
wright
BrF A Taylor, CavanAsh, Philadelphia.
Schr Julia tBrl, Clay. Havana-John II Bacon
Schr Pleisdes (Br), jackson, ~ John, MP Neviu.
sehr Francis lScaragnan). o'Donnell, San Juan "a,
Norts, Me body.
sohs Flash. Toiic, rpssu, MeIico-BJ WEINBERG
gchr Nautilus Dochhean. Beaufort-D Murray
- ~ Belle c1hbcrls. hor!ols
schf " rddleun fTrnch Fortress MoufOe-E ID uurlhut
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FURNITURE.

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUR.
n nturc at private sale the property OF family leaving
the cyRosewood Pianoforr cost 500 for $50 inciad
Ing Stool and Cover Drawing Room Suit $50 one Tor sl0
Etageres Centre Tables EnooignuIes Nakrs
Clocks Paintings Articles Of yeru, Bron,eS Buffet By,
Tab., China. Glass; Silver Ware, bureaus Bed
steads Mattresses, Bedding, At s.eri es M.ds e order
lis West Twenty third street, Sixth avenue
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NEW LIGHTS Buoys.
LONDON, Jan 10 1853
Within the last ten days large Red Buoy with staff
Ball has been placed In fahoms OF the Fiem
sh Banks called the Eastern Dysk from which Dunkirk
Light bears Sw half distant 20 miles, and Ostend Light sE
distant Is miles.
Also large Buoy with STAFF and Ball. on the West
Hinder In IL fahoms from which Osend Light also
Sc but distant II miles, and the Dunkk Light SSwI,W
distant 81 miles
From the above viii be that Light and the
two Buoys in ne and the Buoys miles distant
from each other.
is intended shortly place large vicinity
Of these Buoys which VIII be great boon to al vessels
bound to Antwerp Ostend.
Red Light Is exhibited Neuport and pilot boat
has been ordered TO cruise OIL port
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DENTIsTRY.

mas oRIrYrN, ass GRAND STREET. NEW YORK,
IL oppoats Lord Taylors and 1sT Fulton BROOK
I'm An fun or partial sc Of their improved Art
fcs Tessh with or Without ertrsctins the roots fn acts
- rold or rafIps A. silver rubber o.; partial e,s
tsod) par tooth -; silver o. rubber o. Extracting
centa
UrHru ARE now EXTRACTED ENTIRELY WITHOUT
pain splendid sets Teeth, go Teeh nled bsss man
ner Aching ulesrs.sd .ssh cured allied and warranted
without pain P:aSs an ssd sisTns sPs%ens sasfac
= OO7 CYRTIvIcATEs.-HAvIso HAD ONE TooTB
I.ZO extracted without pain By DR.. ,. JAY vfLLERR
I ORA street. cheerfuy Insert this recon m~ndar
Ton "a tho@e suffering from toothsche.
r. THosAs Lsscn. ls7 Front street. Brooiyn
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SHIPPIN G NEW s

voRx-Tufs DAT
Sun .......... IS NOON Rfsrs......norn So
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
THE EVENING STAR
.BgLLY.- ..CRAPEAU,r AND THE
49, s.BEAR


rr 1T YIrEHI
Nr BuII. with face ike brick
One evening. just after lis dinner,
Hfn mail i'm, h.r H. ham = sinner.
IA. ssiai.I. sF Fs more. an. m" can't dot:
IL POP in |. t thGus.Sd or tso- s,,.
tinssSs Give il hr%. Bull. ,Ts 70.
,,II es.se Of you, chance. and .0rf ''u.
Dss : lose AM time tn you bark 'aH.
Bat Patrick sitting close by,
7hrr: .ss vss. sis t as H ouid fs.esl ..yr
BE taeers, Old buiiy ,is crazy.
HE rsiy cuid gate in a minute >;
AID he made . srimaee at his back
s2s n.s. eG P. Il sin s hI Fl. .s'
Take care Of your chances and work en-,
DSnT los. any time I'll wees surk 'sm.
Bat John never minded eouid Pat.
the vas too busy counting bi. money!
He Con Z need sn. cried P.trick my honey;
s int az mSns a.. q eSia
or ,ss rIsssy,.yIi.1 pi.ssn:eT:;
s, 1Su Re h no: the STa eT ,. r. s1r1
You've nst the material 70 WORT EN-.
Bat hare, John. is Mr.. Cr.peau.
Lex h0r he comes :.,EniIs ssd ee"insia in,
EsI.I vii, ss.s e sp. are yes SS going inv
ff sss Two FEY iii yiny ,as well Get woes,
Ill lay . res pietebie bet
Cseio Sam don't require to be tan sht by yees
giEs: Trust him OF, Bull. ira -.
The DEVILS beneath that rr:ie lace OF his;
HI mai Ing yees dsnce. tra Ia,
bile ne Whistles his exquisite 81 n Phsni-s.
AYrsh look at ould John wid his arm
koUB tie nick of & st frog aytDF popintaf
Begcrrs, he'll brins him TO harm
IL he trusts his IL psyryei Ms jesty;
Don't ye see what the little tbafa's dhrivin's t
Why, iun- heliied. fat oHadhsun,
He don Crane, now. OF vhat be 3 comm st.
Sirg ing: Look out for yes pu -st-inxs JGha
FOR Louis Is u y TO . thing or two,
Hs II clip yocr aspiring wings, JCEn.
sor5s Il ornins before yees know what 70 80
Bat suddenly came . fierce growl
And Iust.e bel ca Tia the old table
Where Louis ana John, cheek by jowl,
Hst Plotting fast ss they we're able.
Twas the bear from the North that had broke lose
tay. be Boys, don crow now 80 Grouse,
I'D SPOIL all your Scref com biniDgs.
Oh IA have hand in the pi-,
For Jonathan il Old Fl. END Of mine;
Hou are dying little too high
On has bones ECU never ne-d he pc 70 dine.
with 'saere '"mos Dieu y and = ding
TIE Frerchnan leapcc back with affris ht
While John 8 fsSe, like "shoet" IN spring,
From crimson became q bad white,
Oh. the deyili' cries John, IL huf;
White the Russian looked on mig htJ slY,
Hcoeh " say= Pat, my soYr, youH get
finsIng Its better ne honest And true
And spske out. like men, what insnr
"Culd ds6, you are rot the true blue
AkE for France, England AMI Spain.
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VA. n. THOMSON,
$40 NINTH STREET,
One Door from Pcansyivsnia Avenue
DEALER IN
Tobacco and Clears.

The attention Of dealers and the pub;ic Is invited
70 my stock Of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING To-
BACCO, which / bought when il was cheap and
Am prepared to sell at the very lowest cash price
In PLUG TOBACCO will name the following:
Thomus' EldOrs,la, Andersor'B Navy,
EcCorsle's God Leaf, CrsvelT twist
Blue Hens Chicken frotter's Roagh K Ready,
Virgin luz. Foil Twist,
B1rGetts Honey Dew, Bona Ride
Gravely, LOves Excelsior
Tens. fives,
and various other brands.
1 have ALEC on hand. large lot Of CIGARS
FIEE-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING FOBAC
co, nhieh invite attention to before purchasing
WIN. Fl. THOMPSON,
$40 Ninth s4reet,
tS I'm" one door from Penna avenue.
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BALTIM0RK AkD OHIO RAILRoAp.
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nd Station. dong tke Bsiimore ana Ohio R.ilrssa
leave on s : sDS I. e m .sd Sd
TRAINS MOVING sourH
n. Baltimore s.<s1. m. Arrive at wsships tssaS
Leave New YORK. .. -. "a. Phil.aslphi. rs
Leave New York at IL. n Philadelphia s.s
=; m, Baltimore 7<o .. N. Arrive NJ ~sshinssos
Local Accommodation Train. leave Baltimore a
9s n. and .. n. for W Washington; arrive thsrs
On Sundays ati 80 and % q. m only from Balls
no Aa1.poii. eeas.s.ie.s On Sunday from B.sa:
Passengers lssvins wsshinsssn at 9 sns 1yss
spneticn lRel.yI With Trains on the Bsltinore ma
Ohio Railroad 70, al points West Of the Chic River
and Ohio road. In Maryland and vtrEinia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wAsh-
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Passenger Trains leaving Washington Ct 9 o. n q,
u 9. m, and p. m !, and Baltimore a. 81 and 2 -
a N; and s5rp. n. stcr only II Anna pohs md
Washington Junctioss.
Trains only. W P SMITH.
4-tfr Master Of Transportation.