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In EQUITY.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

William Belk, and others. J
Anna Belk and others.
IL appearing TO the sstiiaetion OF the 6om.
missioner, that j. Green Funderburk, aud Mar.
tha Jane his wife, two Of the defsndauts to the
above bill. reside without the limits of this
State. IL 10 ordered on motion OF Williams d
Ahson, solicitors for complAinants, that said
q. fundsrburk and wife Martha Jane Fun,
derourk do answer, plead or dsmur to the oil
In aoovs case Oh or before the Goth day OF DC,
tobsr 1858. otherwise judgement pro confes.o
will be ordered against them.
IN wITHERSPoOy,
c. L. L. d.
'uy o. 1908. 22-3m.
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VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE

Offered, at private Sale, a Tract OF Land
containing sixty seven acres, forty or tort,'
h'e acr"s OF which is in wood. situat, IN
The southern suburbs Of the Village of Ian.
caster, portion boing within the inco,por.
ate limits The Tract embrace. the ,I1
Muster.hed. 1t is suscep,,oi- Of being A,
''ded INTO several line buiId.ng Lots.
FOR particulars, as TO term, &c, apply
10 W. 81. CONNORS, AgI.
April Is, 1863. ,6,,f
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Happy iiome,N. &.


why MErHUsELAH Cor 60 OLD w,
were upon the streets few evenings since,
and heard a most novel explanation of the
astounding great ago Of the above named
character. a number of men were talking
OF the recent conscript call and It's effect
upon the people, when nm old worthy re-.
marked
""eli, Mr-,I have studied long
while absut it, and just now determined
why M-thuselah got 10 DO 90 old You See.
In his day there was conscrpt law, and
ernty time new call Was made O d Me hu
selah run his age up II hundred years-ins,
enosgh to keep him olt Of the conscript.
= heap Of men in these days are PLAYING
ths same dodge"
We could no; help thinking to ourselves
that the old gentleI,an was quite right, and
that men in these days grow old alarming sly
last One OF tive OF our AcSuaintancrs that
were only SO two years ago, ar. now 40
grown ten years in two. Verify, the war
has wrought out great wonders. such as
were not seen nnder the sun before. We
are very much afraid some OF these gentle
men will die Of old age before they hSse u
turn Al second wife.
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ADYERTIsEMENTs,

Win 30 Inserted at two dollars per square
tor he trst, asd one dollar per square
for each subsequent insertion. A SQUARE to con.
sist Of the space Of l9 lines, BREWER type. No
advertisement considered less than a square.
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Fine StooK.
My though.bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season. con-
menc'ng the bret week In March, -. NY
resdsnce near Hanging Rock.
DAPPLE JOHN is .blooded Jsnu.
and Canadian. He is so well know wn ia ,hi.
section that It is scarcely necessary 70 cay
anything 10 commendatioh Of his superior
qualities. His Colt. speak f,r them selves.
and they are unhssitatingly pronounced bv
good judges to be amoug the best stock Of
our country. For inenss, Of form. spirited
appearance and activity OF motion, he 10 not
ercelled by any hors. in the State.
Mares from distance can be nccommo.
dated with stabIing and pastures.
Terms: Tor the Insurance $1,000.
JAMES u. INGRAM.
Feb. rs, 1863, s-u
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LANCASTER STEAM MILL.
NOTICE.

WHs subscriber respectfully inform. his
4 friends and the public, that his Steam Grist
aud f,our Mills are in complete operation. -
Particular attention is paid to the cleaning and
grinding OF Wheat, the shutter. screens, aud
other machinery, are lifted up on the most i,ni
proved principal, and cannot fail TO give entire
satisfaction. Ny thanks for past patronage, and
hope continuance Of tho sane.
GEO. SINCLAIR.
Sept ., 1888. 3o-lm.
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THE LANCASTER LEGER
Published every Wsdnes lay Morning
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIN pIsTRIoT
IL ~ G9L9ShbiA Holding S = Dist h 1T Court 81
sssn G. S.s The 6nssd
fiotiils seized q canoe ino ns~s) and one boz Of
ono hundred and dve pounds Of Tobacco. and 81.
and ss sesS and
outed in this court in the of the United States
:. the 81
on the frst Monday Of October next, when and
+ s: .ssT
And tS intervene Tor their tx.1es CLERK
sHRksMn o9HkT OF TMa
the United state. Tor thu said all
sssn e. q u fGss sh s' En
ted States steamers Occur de Lion and Primrose
as ss e
ho s ana prosecuted In this Court in the name
prize and that said csuse viii stand for trial ia The
City Hall, in the city of Washington on the first
To- o% all
demnation should not be deereed and to intervene
fo Jy thsiF interests By the Court mE1es o.r.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, Holding District court Of
tie United States for the said District.-To ali
see he das Of Ssreh
United States schooner Racer CAPTURED g lawful
belsd and prosecuted in this Court in til name Of
the United States, for como emnaton as such lawful
price and that said cause will stand for trial at the
City Hall. in the city of Washing ton on the first
Monday of October next, when and where all per
sons are warned to sppear to show cause why con
for their interests. By the Court.
jy25 r. J. MEIGS, Clerk,
V,HE sUPRKMH COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF CoLuMB1A, Holding a District Court Q.
tghosr Il may concern. Greeting Mott ,e is hereby
given that, on the 18th day Of May. 1868, lot Of
States steamer WyaDdank attached to the Poto-
mac FlatIla, and bron ght to the port OF Washing
Court in the name Of the United States. for con,
stand for trial at the City Hall in the city Of
Washin gton; on the first Monday Of October next,
70 show ause why condemnation should not be
decreed and to intervene for their interests.
By order of the Court
jy25 r. J. MEIGS, CLERK
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THE EVENING STAR.
PRENTICEANIA.


Some men seem neutral between the Union
aud the rebeliiop; and quite as many seem neu-
tral between heaven and hell.
When man hasn't paid his whisky bill, the
due Is on the rye.
II Gen Bragg wants to do himselfa good turn
let him turn humane and honest.
The most unpeaceable fellows ever known
in this country are the "peace men,"
Horace Greeley undertakes to say how ne
would probably have felt II he mad pee Seen nretsy
much as he does now.
Judee Tator. late Of Miami county, Kansas
has been hung. Why not boiled or roasted
1.-TWO of the petty officers of one of the
Russian vessels now at New York, started out
few nights since to see New York by Gasllght.
They saw at sights at an expense OF &174 in
Russian gold, which amount was transferred
to the pockets Of three s'fair but trail' ones,
and for the recovery OF the emount the Rus
SLAMS brought suit and had the "witching
creatures" arrested.
1The oysters at present brought to this
quality that they are called "water biisters,"
and the oystermen think the craftsmen ought
to be prohibited from dragging for them. Poor
as they are, however, the prices are high
Alexandria Gazette.
~ England as well as the United States has
suffered from "shoddy" contractors; for a late
English paper says large clothing contractor
has been detected in supplying cotton instead
OF W OOleu ROOQS sdllOEe' ClOtQeS, mus &C.
frauding the Government Of large amount Of
money.
~ There are fewer exempts under the draft
in New Hampshire than most other States. OF
1850 men examined in the Dover district 5O7
were accepted, Of whom 373 furnished substi-
tutes or paid communication money, leaving 1874
conscripts for service.
~ A substitute in the sixth IN. " ENROLL
ing district was accepted, pocketed $780, de-
serted, had what he called POLLY good spree,
spent all his money, returned and proclaimed
himself ready for duty.
~ Rev. L. d. Banows, Of Boston, has been
sent to Port Roy al, S. c., as superintendent of
public instruction, under the auspices Of the
FIeedmans' Relief Association.
~ Lofty Hough is starring it in Nash Vile,
Tenn.
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAM. Auctioneers.


VTRUsTII'S SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
Il ETHE IsLAND.-By virtue Of deed of trust
f from william Ktsrnan. dated the 18th Of April.
~ &c, Of thi: county, :! xill sell st Public AUG
eos On On sas Sin Of oeeer nsks
Square Nc N6, in the city Of Washington, begin:
ming for the said part at the northwest corner Of
said Lot at the int rsection Of south and az
streets and running thence south % feet inches.
inche s, thence southeasterly 81 feet inches to
point dis ant 81 feet inches from south D street.
thence east parallel with said street IS fee thence
north 81 feet inches to south street. and thence
west with south street LOS feet inches to the be-
ginning, with the Frame Dwelling and other inn
provements thereon.
Terms Of sale 0ns. half cash the balance in six
and secured By deed OF trnst.
II the terms q sale are not complied with in
sell on one weeks' notice ct the expense ana risk
o. The defaultins puIchsssr. Al eonvsyanein6
WI. r. WOODWARD. Trustee.
self eod&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
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PROPOSALS,
% 70 OBALs IoR L ON IR

CHYHY Assfsfaf QuAR1KRMAsrRRs Oyyrop.l
be' aa xssas. tss B. g. a s.s. f g.
s:I.F5t e st S
R Sns Of os4ns
five III, IA S'1: s ss.
One Jew o 0ni az.
On. hundred and ten shoSssnd iie 900, fest sc.n.-
One hunsrea and ten .hous.na fee. scan.-
- ling. 8 By I. feet long, Hemloch.
lirF.sSyt M fee, long: Hsnloei.
he ' ss 1t
Al the LUMBER to be delivered on or before the
The full name and Post Once address Of the bid
is2s:s Z. s e. nsS: il III.
E. 'is1o:si q the party
Proposals. from disloyal parties win not be con
nashrea, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
urroposas must be addressed to Capt. Idw.rd L.
sns ,1d Sc psa,
married Fio'os:!: 81 iaaS:5:'
"a es o.rf ~ IL:
nsassst District Court or Of the United states
TSe sbiiity 81 the bidder to all the contract,
% 90 %
De appended 70 ne sIarantss' and said GUARANTEES
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened. or their proposals. win not be oonsid
Bonds in the sum Of Ave thousand dollars signed
By the contractor and both of his guarantors, will
be required Of the successful bidder or bidders
upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We7,of the county of -, and State Of -
nd OF the county Of -, and State Of -, do
hereby guaranty that's able to fuhl the contract
In accordance with the terms Of his proposition,
and that, should his proposition be accepted, he
herewith.
should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
e. this guarantee Euss be appended the oeial
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed teo high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
master as we'll as the right to select from each bid
such lumber, at the price therein named, is re-
Guired BY the Government; and in case of the
failure of bidder, whose proposal is accepted to
furnish within the time prescribed in quality or
quantity, the Lumber stipul Ated to be delivered,
then the Assistant to have the right
to supply such deficiency by purchase, and such
bidder to be charged with the difference Of cost.
Informal proposals win be rejected.
EDWARD L. HARTZ.
ocl st Captain A. @. NJ. q 8. Army.
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BvJ. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetionssrs.
puBLIO SALE OF "A VALUABLE LOT UNDER
ZION q
La 1sa inor heirs Of James
aisn 81 aserss " tsxrsnss, minor isi1 Of tsssa
La.rsne: deceased: Pursuant to .dssrss Of the
Gcass Of :sa fG 5ss9ss z z
Z. t Il IL osSs::
"A temsnS q the :sid nino1 heirs i IL sss
:; :s;,.s
pssr The corner Of Aansehr set1s avenue, and
1n nn a,d Sistin sqi.asd =. Lot 4. il Square
With All the improvements thu reon.
~ sSSS I! $ $isSszss:'o''
::. sases:' $50 Fl co. .s.
SALE o. yAIgApIn s ZEAL R.E H9p u
5. offered for sal: Il AUCTION t6s bidder
oeeE III.
in separate parcels the following described Real
K. IL Biz Warehouse ..,
roof 1t tie northeast corner q Water and nae
;': sss =: :aa
feet on Pot ,mac street.
joining the above. fths same dimsnsions' a. tie
Sd: Fhr.s. .:ery s.ies House: neg. north ef.hs
bsos building and ground snnsxsd, frontine t on
.srdis, Of the same width seventy. feet 70
= a.. eXlot Of Ground. next adjoining the above,
extendins back .eastwsrdly, Of the same width
ssss On ss :s a.. I'D.
street. being Lot numb.I four IN Peters Square,
FERNS Of sale One third Of tue purchsse oney
to be paid in saah and the remainder e two equal
payments to be secured by notes and deed Of trust
Of + = 81 z the
se2s-eotoe,l- Trustees
BvJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO.. Austioneers.
pgaIio Aec1 esnea Hcap14 asTsk
NOON, October l1th, .t6 O'Clock. on the premises.
Lot No: Is q the subdivision Of square No $50,
70 ioct .sy divided Into three building fronts
Part Of Lot = same Square, an interior lot front.
ing o. ,eet 9inches on q 50 foot alley and running
esck ics tbrs 20 an alley this Will also be
Lot no is. sasdi!ision of Square 44s. fronting q
streets north, running back los feet to Is foos
Lots g and IS, same Square and same Dimensions,
! Two handsome Building Lots on New York
avenue between 9Th and 9Th streets west, the west
Two handsome Buiktns Lots on same Square.
each frontrg 50 feet Ia inch es on north street
TO Q 50 foot alley parts Of Lots Is and 20. |
Part OF Lot 8, in Square stS, froatins north II
street, between 4th and 6th sfrs cts. IL
Plats will be exhibited on the day Of sale. Title
upauestionable. tgpr-y
IA payment Of $50 win be required from each
purchaser ut the time ofsale to Srsvent iFrssponsi
Di ssss cod 10. NoGEIRB co. Aucts.
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&c. MCGUIRE 4 co Ancss

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionee rs.
A uCTIOH SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND IN
ACRES, WITH THE IMPRovKMsATs.-On MONDAY.
the ST. day of October next, At O'Clock p. m We
ated between the Rockville pike and Rock Creek,
two miles from Tennalyt own, and about Eve and q
Ninety acres Of Land, in high cultiva dis high
and very healthy ard in the neighborhood of excel.
of the above cities. 1t has on it an abundant Of
wood and fine water. . good Dwelling House. barn
corn, a stable for six horses.
The above farm is immediately opposite the
farm of Joseph II. Bradley, senior.
The premises will be shown at any time before
the day of sale by calling on the owner on the
premises
Terms: One third cash I; balance in six, twelve
eighteen, and twenty four months, the purchaser
to give notes for the deferred payments bearing
interest from day of sale.
A de ed given and deed Of trust taken.
eel5eoddds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucta
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AUCTION SALES.
BY. MoG UIRE CO.. Auetionssrs.
CHANClRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE RI

By virtue Of . decree in Chaneery. in cause No.
1et7, Middleton and wife Berry, the undefsgned
Irustees, on TUESDAY. the Dth day Of october,
i lee Gs. sen haa Ar'eq -
corner of Tenth and streets i'm the city or Wash.
10 ston the larae and valuable tract OF land called
beievue belongin TO the estate OF the late
and in The District Of Columbia. opposite Xiexan.
dIia, and about Eve miles from Washing ton on
The Marlboro road. ad1oins Lower 0iesboro', and
consists OF fine variety OF meadow, wood, garden,
and farming lands, q part OF which 10 In . high
The Trui tees have had the land subdivided into
six convenient lots for farming and gardening pur.
poses a. follows
Lot A. 20 scres. lrood, n p.rches Lot B n acre
are the east side of the Marlboro road and o..
tend b ck tt Oxen Branch.
Lot =, 81 acres, roods, psrches, lie on the south
siae of said IoAd, opposite Lot o, ana adjoining
Lot G, y acres. 2 roods 4 perches. adjoins Lot
and Mr. Young's lands and ext nds to the POtoms 40
river, is in high state of cultivation, and con-
tains Q good dwelling and out houses.
between Fort GrebIe and the river,
Lots ), z, and &. on the river aide. are particu-
larry valuable, and Lots and G, on the river have
good fisheries for 81 sd and herring
This sale presents the most favorable oppor
country places market 60 dens especially a. the
terms are unusually liberal viz One fifth In cash;
and the residue in five equal instruments, At
one, two, three, four. and ave years respectively
for which the pure win give their notes With
good and sufficient tndorsers, to be approved By
the Trustees. Convey nces 1t purchasers' cost.
An elaborate plat of the estate, with it's bdi-
visions, con be seen at e Mcguire Go g ware.
rooms, RICHARD II. CLARKE,
THoMAs W. BERRY,
Trustees.
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JossrH >. sH1w1II. ses r.,.,, 49,.
ss,x PHILA DEL PATz,
DRIED FRUITS. APPIES AND plAOHua
Packed for Export or Government uss. % Sin
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GRAVEL R00Fs! GRAVEL RoOFS!
THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Successors to J. =. WALKIR L soHJ
WARRINGTON, d. O.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MANUFACTURES o.
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING kAF1RIALS,
WILSON'S IkPROVED F1RE AND NAf1R
PROOF FELT, CEKENf,
AND GRAVEL
II 90 r. -.
oBHIo1-Louisiana ~ nue.. asxt leos % he
Bank Of Warrington.
WORKS-Yoot OF Twsnty-ssoond street vess.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washinstsn. sad fhir.
tisth ana Hamilton streets, Philadslphis.
b. O. WILSON. President.
TIP. WILSON. IT,. Secretary.
y. B.-J1LT AND o1MINF FOE sALu. IN
largo and small Quantities,
Al orders through Post 0hios Boz Sa4 ,a,..
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roots made promptly. All work
warranted. 1y,aems
WARRINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORx
WASHINGTON SD GEORGETOWN. d. d!
eeek s1 a3 SHa%$SaRHss sHSss En-. ax
3. 0R11N.
Regular Sailing D.u = lDNlsDAYg ana SAT-
.sa Pier 70. q VAN q s :.. siss ut
For ''''''tl e RRss.1:is:s .i Yl'A9fsss,uA.r,
Agents, foot q High street.
;. ,,.n. 54s .a 1ss !a zssS: .;::s.
MAss1Y COLLINS : CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHH ALE AND POR1KK.
Ian now receiving large Quantities Of DRAUeH,
ALL and PORT1R from this celebrated Brewer
Which am IrsDared 10 furnish on short notice 70
III persons who VIII favor mo vita thsir ordsrs
DAnsAetion guaranteed.
Orders sven 70 my drivers win - promptly n.
oendsd 10. - | : = ~
Goods dslivsrsa In an Darts Of WaaAinsso. .,a
4soFsstown. ffss Of charge
TSgns:-GasA - GslSssS ~ ~ -
~ RIL1Y 4. 6HINN, Assis. =
Ubtss Bstslias Dspss, ~ Green a..
$50 0sorsstown. no.
Reo1s AND sHo1s 10 SUIT I'm INNS
We azs nev naaafAsturins all kinds q noor,
~ q 1ssssia .nsSs Wo1f 3 svssa dsssn a
aee, made sxyressly 70 order, and Win seq
sssss q Az e; n s:ss
fsfsoas /, veus q BOOTS ana SHOES eu.,,..
neat h stoTo on6 st The 10 vest rrlees. 0ivs 20
ssass.,s, ssa2ftIs .s s aino13H ~.
ssOOV 1our and six light SASH
-" 6sorsstown, O.O
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PROPOSALS FOB ROOFING FELT.

CHIRY ASST QuARTERxAsrER's OTYroI, J
DFot Of Wdshington, No. 1874 north Fsrea,S
WAsHlseToN: D, O., Sept. o. 1858.
sEALEp PROPOSALS win be received at this office
p nm sAauRpAI. Oct 1853 At T. O'Clock M for
ne nes sth Of January, 1884, with Lath, Pitch, and
Stabiss, Barracks, and Warehouses.
The Felt to be laid on the buildings, an6 the bid.
der will be supposed to contemplate said roofing
composed of the above named materials, and his
bio VIII state the price per square foot for Furnish
pstng the root il al poets The articles above
quantities, at such time. and placed upon such
buildings in the city and county of Washington,
D. O., as the Chief Assistant Qusrternaster may
direct.
The delivery and work to commence on or before
the 9Th day of October 1861 and all the work hen
fn he'd TO be satisfactory to said Chief Assistant
QuArtermaSter.
Bidders are requested to furnish with their bids
samples of the quality of the articles they propose
to deliver.
Paid articles viii be subject to rigid inspection
ON delivery.
Proposals. from disloyal parties will not be con-
sidered, and oath of allegiance to the e. s. Gov.
srnment must accompany each proposition;
Proposals must be addressed to Capt. Edward L.
Hsrtz, Assistant Quartermaster Q. 8. Army, Wash
ington. D c., and should be plainly marked " Pro-
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
Sc 1851 Captain, A. Q. NJ, o. 8. Army
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DRoPOsALs FOR ROOFING FELT.

CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMASrRR,
WASHINGTON, D. O., September 9, 1883
PROPOSALS are collected at this off for the fur
nishing of ROOFING FRLT in considerable guam
titles as it may be required from time to time, in
the construction OF cavalry stables and barracks:
The Felt to be delivered at the wharf of the
Cavalry Depot at Gisboro Point, near this city.
Bidders are requested to send with their bids
nish.
The Felt win be subject to inspection on de-
livery. O. G.. 8kWTELLI,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
se l0.u Cavalry Bureau,
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Q r r CT Az .


w ApJUrAxf GEHERALs OFIIon,
WASHINGTON, June u, Ho3.
Esnc.al Oriss, No 49,
The Adjutant General win provide An appropri.
sts medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration Of their term ~ered their services
70 the Government In the present emergency, ana
Also for the volunteer troops from oher States that
have volunteered their service in the States OF
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
BY order of the escretary Of War.
T. D. TOWNSEND,
"a 80 Assistant Adjutant General
KJ1ApQUARF1Rs D1PARTMHHT OF WASH.
IN4TON. 80
OGcs C1iO Qaarfsrmdst May q. 1850.
DxALKRs IN AaRIoULfuRkL INPLKMKHfs, GAR
DEN SEEDS &C., requested to furnish tats ONCE
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS N. GREENE, Che ouartsrmAster, De-
psrtment Of Washington. my %-H
yJAB p1PARTMlNT,
w WAsHIHa1on, January -, 1Ses.
In eonssausnes Of the pressure Of busEess at the
War Dspartmsn passes for citisens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will bs given ut the oAee Of
Lieut.. Col. OoHIAD, 188 Psnnsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.