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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-05-08
Various Items.

New YORK, May I.
Forty tons ammunition were sent to Wash
ington from here to-day.
The storm has been very severe. 1t lasted
two days and two nights in New Jersey. The
fields were overaowed, and the crops much
damaged The Passac river overlooked,
and the Newark meadows are all under water.
The wind and tide has deprecated some
what, also on the piers on North river. Sew
eral tenements and low places in this city were
obliged to be vacated.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it is the intention of
~ the City Council to widen Lime Street. Begin
ming at the crossing of Milk street the east side,
and continuing To Fore street, TO correspond with
its width from Middle TO Milk street And the Joint
Standing Committee of the City Council. on laying
out new Streets in pursuance of order of the City
Council passed the 9th day of April. 1863 wifi
meet for said purpose on Tuesday, the 18th day of
May, at four O'Clock in the afternoon at the corner
OF Milk and Lime streets, the place of beginning and
then and there proceed to view and lay out said
Street
All persons interested viii tn Ike notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Given under our hands this 9Th day of May, A. d.
1868
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
STEVENS SMITH. c...
WIN. IL. STEWART, oDnn'ec on
SAM'L WAREHOUSE, ~ sns ous
c. X. LADD. Ne" ouee's.
j. ID. SNOWMAN,
my5 did
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Gen. Peck.s Forces in Pursuit of the Rebels.
New YORK, May Z.
Richmond papers say Pecks forces were
pressing after the rebels, who had abandoned
the seige of Suffolk, and that Reyes forces
were also moving from Yorktown.
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TO LET.

VUNHE convenient and desirable Brick House, No.
l. 6S Pleasant street. Possession given June LIST.
Rent $500 per year. Apply to
apo LEWIS PIERCE, "a Middle Street
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Farm for Sale.

FARM IOr safe.
Including of the best Wood
A/iA-N and Timber Lots in Falmouth about
m6IpGA-kZ two miles from the Duck Pond pa
fL1&NIAA per mills. on tine east side of the
a&111L4ll- Pond. and eight miles from Port
land. The subscriber will self from 100 to 200 acres
to suit purchasers with the bull dings consisting of
double two story house. barn rs by 40 wood house,
carriage house. an ice house with Sheds blacksmths
shop, and other acknowledgement supplied with
water, and good orchard. For further particulars
please call and examine
FRANCIS PURINTON.
Falmouth, May 4th, 1868. my5 diff
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May Z.
Gen. Stoughton, released from Richmond,
arrived here to-day.
Brig. Gen. Patrick, Provost Marshal Gen
eral of the Army of the Potomac, to-day took
farewell leave of the officers of his brigade,
whose term of service is about expired. The
meeting took place at Acquia Creek, and after
a few remarks, Col Rogers, OF the n. Y. LIST,
presented Gen. Patrick with superb silver
tea set, valued at $50, as a testimonial of
their admiration of him as man and soldier.
The veteran was much affected by this mark
of esteem, and made a patriotic address.
The friends of Gen. Stone mention with
qualification the fact that he has been assigned
to duty in the Department of the Gull, and
will soon leave here for that field of service.
Judge Terry of California has arrived in
Texas.
Vera Cruz advices to April 14th have been
received from New Orleans direct
The Eco deli Commerco of the 14th says,
in thirty days more or less we may expect the
occupation of the capitol of the Republic by
the French army. 1t thinks the investure of
Puebla sufficient to compel the garrison to
surrender. This paper is an adherent of the
party of Gen. Almonte.
Rebel Military Movements in the Southwest.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May I.
Gen. Blunt telegraphs to Gen. Curtis from
Leavenworth that Col. Phillips crossed the
Elk river on the night of April oath, and at
tackled the rebel forces that had been concen-
trating and fortifying at Webber Falls, in the
Indian Territory, routing them and capturing
all their camp equpage.
A gentleman who left Shreveport, La, Sd,
reports that the rebels have one gunboat and
thirty transports between that point and
Alexandria.
Ten thousand infantry were reported to be
at Danville, ninety miles above Shreveport.
He saw five mounted regiments of Indians,
under Gen. Spratt, going to Little Rock to
JOIN Gen. Price.
About 100 Indians, under Standexter and
Cooper, were sixteen miles west of Fort
Smith.
Prices troops for the invasion of Missouri
are all to be mounted. They were expected
to start on the 18th of May, and move up east
| of Black river.
Preparations were being made to work the
lead mines in South Arkansas.
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ROARn.

A FEWGENTLEMEN can be furnished with GOOD
IA Board and pleasant rooms in . central location
by addressing
mch25 DIFF BUSINESS. at this once.
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Commercial Street Front Land
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FTVHAT very favorably situated and valuable Lot
l. of Land on the north side Of Commercial Street.
at the corner of High street. is offered for sale.
This lot has hundred and eighty feet
front on Commercial street. afording ample breadth
for six first class stores. and will be made
one hundred to one hundred srteen feet deep, the
purchaser may desire
The site is favorable in all respects for building be-
ing already completely graded. and wholly. or most
ly, underlad with ledge 80 that foundations be
put in at very moderate expense.
For improvements of superior class, at early
day, this property is one of the most eligible, now
unoccupied, on the street-being near the Boston
Railroad Station aud the upper steamboat wharf, and
in the vicinity of valuable Improvements recently
made the water front of the street by other pro-
prietors.
Meanwhile, at the price at which II can be pur-
chased,-wIth all the buildings on it.-it will afford
very satisfactory investment, il yields a current
ground rent equal to large part of the interest
the purchase.
The title is undoubted and the terms of sale will
be favorable. Inquire of
r. BARNES.
app distf s45 Middle Street.
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BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single gentle
IA men, can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms. In q private family, at $40 Con
gress street. ana
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Store for Sale.
THE four-story brick Store in Free Street.-The.
IL in the Free Street Block-next east Of Tolfords
Enquire of Ii. +. MACHlN, Gait Block, or
ap9 istf p. BARNES, SAL Middle Street.
To Let.
FTVHE Store under Mechanics Hall, occupied by
Il Smith Boyd. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to l.. E. LITTLE,
apI iseitf Cor. Congress and Casco Streets
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"ANTED-Twenty-fo -four good Musicians to form
w . band for Gen. Ullmann's Brigade also .
good Band Conductor. to whom q very liberal salary
has been guaranteed by the officers For particulars
apply to g. I. NEWMAN, Office No. 40 Main street,
Cambridgeport, Mass ap27 dim
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Wanted.
4 TIN PLATE and SHEET IRON WORKER.
N Who understands the business in all Its branch
such . man can have steady work and good wages
on application to the subscribers, either personally
or BY letter. References required.
Bangor, April "a. 1858. apr d2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09
THE EVENING STAR.

PoLfoE REPoRrs--First Prccinct--Wm. Wa
tefse,., druak kept till sober Patrick Shehan,
CO.; do 80 =. - p =
: !Seeo.d Preciacf.-Jas. Thompson riding on
pavement ,slAs. j.. W. yDonelson. stealing;
jai Tor hearing. Hamilton Craig, suspicion;
ia, Dugan, do. military.
Rtrd Frseinet-Jas. Campbell disorae ssss'
sou. do s3.4i. B-tey Glasc ow. do; dismissed.
la. conner, aisorasrly; So O. Lewis Chlpley.
do; si.A Lewis Mundrr, 90 - ~ haSih qua
1and larSens~ jan. Ga herine Elliot, d'sor-
2 derby; 81 a. Chas Rupel, do; s25S: Alonzo
King, do; s36s. Jas. Lucas, do; dismissed.
Robert Wardum, peddling unlicensed; S20.94.
One soldier, drunk, military. Jas. Lycett, do !;
dismissed. JAMES Dickson, disorderly; Si.4i
Jas II. Clements, do; 1915. Eliza Harris, do;
s3iI. Edward Power, do; S24i.
Fourth Frecinet-Pat. Riley, huckstering, un
licensed; IS. Kate Sheaban, disorderly; 81.
Eliza Mcdonald, do; 81. VIM. Mclaughlin,
land, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. Mary
Medowes, larceny; dis missed. Aaron Dixson,
indecent exposure; SIS. VIM. King, Thomas
Scott Pat. Donnelly, drunk; james Streard,
Thos Harvard, drunk and disorderiy; work.
house. Jas. Lang, do; 50. Jno. Martin, dis.
orderly sc. Jno. Lee, drunk and disorderiy;
workhouse
.yizfh Preeinct.-Wm. Ward, obstructing side
walk; 80. Thomas Paul, disorderly; work
house so days. Frank Drew and Walter Clark,
do; military. George Bnrk, do; sl.l5. f.
Kelly, drunk and disorderly; military. Mary
Herbert, threats; bail for peace. Jas. McKeon,
disordeIly; dismissed. w. II. Fry, do 50. J.
Murphy, drunk and disorderly; military L.
Coppersmith, indecent exposure; $i.15. John
Nc Donald, drunk and disorderly; Il. J. John.
son, Henry Lehigh, deserter; military. F.
Forpenin, furious riding; S5. james Taylor,
larceny, dismissed.
7enh F'rccfnct.-James Riley, accessory to
theft; dismissed James McCabe, stealing; do.
John Morris, John Drunk and Chas. Page, dis
orderly; military. Frances Boyer, do S19i.
Margaret Thompson, drunk; 81. So. Margaret
Russell and Amanda Robey, de-; S1.9f each.
Timothy Meg uire drunk and disorderly; dis
missed. VIM. Edelin,, stealing do Mary J.
Smith, drunk; Sl9. Thos. Baltimore, disor-
Derby; dismissed. ALT. Richardson and Frank
Hanks, do; 81 Sc each. VIM. H. Price, do; 81 81.
Frank Wonser, do; S4.94. NJ. Cheeks, do; 81 81.
Joseph Riley. drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
Mary Coleman, disorderly; SIS. Otho Clark,
do; dismissed. Elizabeth Short, do; S1.5s.
Robert Herd, do; dismissed. Benjamin Ring.
gold, do; Slsi. George Francis, drunk and
disoTderly; Sie. Isabella Penny, do; Sl.94.
Catharine Hayes, do; dismissed. Sarah Smith,
disorderly and profane; 1854.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Bitters, put in quart bottles compounded of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from .
to 20 cents gallon, the taste disguised By Anioa
or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and will continue
to cause, as long as they be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drunkard By their use the
system is kept continually under the influence Of
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind the desire
foI Liquor is created and kept up, and the result ID
all the horrors attendant upon drunkard's Life and
death.
ters, we publish the following receipt Get oss
bottle Hollands German Biaers and mix with fKres
esarts Of GOOD Brady Waiky, and the result win
be prep .ration that will far excel in medical vir-
tues and true excellence of the numerous
will have all the virtues of Hoofand's Bitttys in
connection with good article of Liquor at . muck
cost you.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALfIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
On snA after. Tuesday, August II, 1855, DAILY
and WHIILING and P ARKIRsB uRG, and ak
between WASHINGfoN and BALTIMORE. a.
TOE PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 BOSTON.
Leave washing ton ct g and II IL .. n. and 3 and
On Gundsya ct 90 ,. n. only.
!. h-Esf FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave st $50, and II. ID .. N. and and $50 p.
m. On Sundays at .. N. and asd 9 80 p m only
RJR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Wsshinetnp At &. 80 o. M, and 8, 8, and So
p. m, daily, except sunday. On Sunday at and
This IL the only route BY which Baggage can be
Checked TArovek from W1sAfretoH.
4OR WASHINGTON ANB TIL soy tn.
q Leave Baltimore for Washington 1t 40, and 10
an. and 80, and sp. m. On Sundaysat 40 and
The thisds and 9Th trains only from Baltimore
and the Hsst and fourth trains from Washington,
stop At way points.
- b., - FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Lexye Baltimore At O. m and p. n.
Leave Washinston at .. m. and p. m.
y No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information, tickets Of every kind,
Re, apply to G. s. K0ONTZ, gent, at Washing
ton station, or At the Ticket office; ,,.,uu
Master of Transportation.
7. d. COLI. General Ticket Agent an s-H
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sloRET DIsEAslsi sHoRHT DIslAslsl
MARITAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITANS GIFT

TH1 MORT CERTAIN KENNEDY Gf0h USQD.
eosoxsAkS4A F2:s1sf 2 sHsie 81 t.
They are entirely Ssss.seIs hsyns 40 smell nor
jufs the stomach or bowels of the most dsiieats.
CIres in from two to four days. and recent cases
Of the Unvsssty Of one Of tie most
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
Let Who Of xsne cured
o. who have been gorged with Balsam oopaivs, or
ne''ai'' u" s4MARITANs GIFT.
fsps eya p,es. Ulsan S. Female.
Rss ssRss ss5S2R
sAmARITEz fks4 Ho S5s1 1N5 5affSSa JUICES
xzRiAfS aSS4 H#S hiRS ;SiS : e. e.
most potent certain and ssctqsi remedy ever pre-:
ss
and permanent. Take then Of this purifying renas.
''rt' that for T 81 s6g In after
% vel n al s q II the
male. si ct Roof S1 aS Ssf ahRB JSFUss
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, In
and ned IL sae to
sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITANs CHANcRI WASH.
Price &c cents. Fun directions,
DzSM0ND CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Post
Sold by B. CALVERT FORD rnsr of 18th and
ahNR9 COOK. Alexandria. mays-tr
DAMS lxPRkss COMPANY,
a oFHI0H S1] Pa. AVENUE,
FaShingfeN CSfy. D. O.
sRHAT EAsTzRN, MogTMnRs Asp WEST
ERIN E1PRksS PORWARDERSt
xsRCHANDIsE, Monty, ylWW15HERRY, vALu
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, &c
sor4arded with SAFETY AND DISEATCh 20 al
accessible sections Of the county,, fnls Uompau9
Gas sgenoies in the principal HALLWAY ToWns In
ne SSoRYH. last, WEST, AND N0RTHwlSr.
WASHINGTON, O., EEW Y90Bk, BosToN
tdhINNATI, 81. louis, louis
VILLi, LIXINGTON.
Ssonrsetious are made ct New York and Bostos
,~stS Hrea forTardine 70 the OANADAE and tss
aRITIGH PROVINOMS and With stsAInahip Ifnes
10 IIVIRPOOL, NORTHAMPTON and HxVRa.
and thence By European expresses TO al prominent
commercial towns Ia Great Britain end On the Cor.
Collection Of MOTIFS. DRAFTS and BILLS made |
al al accessible pertS 81 tie United Atafes
= q. q. DUNN, AGENT
Nm Warrington, D. .. |
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1861 THl 1868
CENTRAL RAILROAD

rEisNsssisxLvAr1A Central AA1Llk assa
-
1s ,1xsr.oiE 1isa K sS sSHHse''on"
hEE .z AZ S oSs;Gs4 Hl'''''
'Ao. 0A IRON BALT1goRz
rl HHsbs RAthE E F55A Ffr4 ssGs
CLOS. ooN fHs # shsP n el HxRn1sBuse
NORTHERN III o Ehss1hss e ' RRia1IRoAp,
rH. GREAT AZ d !G3iRRlRz zour,
WARRINGTON f Hsb sALr1MoRa
WEST, NoRraaH RSe,. AND n - ssourHw.sr.
the d o.
sSrnsf Of Psnnsylysnia Avenue and Sixth street,
sPL1ND1D sLEsPINe ggAB CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AsD SALOON oxRs ON ALL rRA1Ns
PROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers win take the so .. "a and g. 80 p N.
tra a = connecting in Bslti%9rs WITH the
road and arrive in Harrisburg At p. m. and i.ss
Z. M. there making, close connections with the
ali parts Of ths West
By this route freishts Of all descriptions can be
forysided to and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, wisconsin
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Railroad di,sef.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
b forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland sandusky, and Obi.
ca&o with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustinS the transpor-
tston OF their Freight to this Company can rely
81 81 II :esa point
In tho West, BY the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
sss q ~ tislas as Jasesabh eAxsgsd By etss
Railroad CoMpdniSs.
~ Be sracular 10 mark packages via Psnna
Central B. B."
WIN BROWN, Agt Northern Central B. g.,
No. 80 North street, Baltimore,
1N0QH L1WIe, Genl Superintendent, Altoona, Pa,
h. H, HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhiIs-
delretA. ian 7-1y,r
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE sgPRlMx COURT or TnI DISTRICT
The United !, Sites for tie said + "a
s.,sn M ss ass = 81 tue ailssa
70 the
%. handssd ana i've pound. q ssssee And III BIS g
%,ssDs and ana q. u. ssss ass
cuted In this court in the Of the United States
e thss 1 's Is. ssg for
!s,. s 81 s .Psss t. ps 5: e
and to intervene for their Interest," 10
Tnl s1PREME 6ogRT OF THa DISTRICT
whom 4 may essesrs, Notes Il hereby By
ss 81 9a
captured lot of dry goods shoes, DO. ana brought
of tie United 5 State: Tor as a oa
a6d assl. ' III
g.
fo av their interests By the Rogrt Mn1es ol.rt
oG aHSn Or pas !,
tbs United States Tor the said District.NTo ali
:1sn ss se s g., 81 ssss i sss
United states schooner Racer captured ss lawful
s
Mbeed and prosecuted in this Court in th pane of
the United States con6 alton such lawful
price and that said will stand for trial at the
City Hall, in the city Of Washingto on the first
Monday Of October next, when and where all per-
sons are warned TO appear to show cause why ooa-
~ jy ger 'n'''s''' ~ INC K. ). MEIGs, CLERK.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1 OF 00LUMBIA, Holding = District Court Q;
,choss il may eoreern. Greeting Mott .e is hereby
sns; ana bonds Vas e.nu ar - tSs untsd
States steamer Wyandenk; Attached to the Poto-
ton. and the same is iseled ana prosecuted in this
Court in the name Of the United States, for con-
oG & :. n ss az
Warrington. on the Hrst Monday Of October next,
when and where all persons are warned to appear
to show cause Why condemnation should not be
decreed and to intervene for their interests
jyS RI. MEIGs, Clerk.
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NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN.
BY PROP. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,

AZ FhVF AL1AANUEn "OLUHSh1,
PIANIST VOCALIST AND COMPOSER
Kew AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR PIANO FORTE AND
sIHaIHa.
Professor Wolowski continues his Singing and
Piano Glasses, and opens . new course for Piano
and Singing
By Professor Wolowski's new method, q person
having only . slight knowledge Of music viii be
enabled in very short time to read music with
o Assical music with rare perfection.
A to the the vocal part, By his way of voealizs-
renders the voice powerful and enables the singer
to vocase with facility, accuracy and fns quality
PROFESSOR WOLOWsKI
receives visitors daily, from to O'Clock .. M
and from to o'clock p. m, at his residence, No.
3i6 street, on the northeast corner of 1lth
street IA 10 I'm
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DRY GOODS Ac

100 p1r.ooIssllN E s; DRY p es9ops; -.
MOSQUITO Nss.,ns, f'h.' bias s md. green
Blssshed and Brorn Gotacns, sa|s&
Irish Linen, Hosiery, Gloves.
OAmbric and Swiss I'd ginss and Hnser lions &
Valencies and English Thread Edgings,
White Goods in every variety Of quality and priee
lust RECEIVED
large stock Of
Pusher and French .,acs Shaws
Point, Thread and Valencia Collars and Sets,
Thread Lace Wells, BaEbes and Coifurs.
Points, valenc as and Embroidered H'dkfs.
Infanta' 70 hes and Waists, '|7- q
GuipuYe Laoes, oil widths,
Latest styles Head Dresses, Fancy Goods,
etesl Jet and Tortoise Shell lar Drops,
Pine, Belt Clasps, Bracelets, Fans, 30.
which viii be sold 1t low prieea 4 ean Ii Do
icited. .lL.-s-s VIM. WkINRER4,
= a." Is Market Space. Pean. avenue,
3e3 -aesS between 9Th and 9Th streets.
PRICES REDU oED
S1RENADIN1 ShAwis, MoaAlnh iaue hawls
Black Lace Mantles Points, =
Bnrnous and Fieolominis in great variety and re-
duced prices.
jess lE d. TAYLOR & 90.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

w GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Store, And are daily reosivins GAS
HATUkHS Of entirely New Patterns and Oesisns
and 1nsh superior in style to anything hsrstofors
offered In this mafks ct, = = = 4
We invite citizens generally 10 call and examine
our stock Of GAS and WATER FIXTUkIS feeling
confident that We lave the best selected stock In
~ Al Werk In the above line intrusted to our
safe will b promptly attended to.
mars MYkRs L McGHAN. 376 d street.
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nj TEETH.
N1. LOOMIS, Il. D., the Inventor and Pstsntss
ofthe 4iN1RA PLATE I!ETH, attends
personally ut hig once In this city. ManyUb1ST
0srsons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling Of my oflcs can BE- accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may dssire
sleansst, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE WIN b
Rooms IN this oity~No SIS Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets Also, GOT Arch st.,
RhilAdelphia. mar 4-1y
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vTAR DEPARTMENT.,
w Adult Ant 9ENERkL's OPIIo1,
WASHINGTON, June ., 103.
Geae,al Orders, No 1876.
The Adjutant General will provide IN appropri'
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term. have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, ana
also for the volunteer troops Ststs' Ina:
have volunteered their service in the States OF
Penpsylvana snd Maryland.
BY order ofthe Secretary of War.
Ed. TOWNSEND,
a A Assistant Adjutant General
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- q ~
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
60
FROM WASHINGTON oITYi
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
Making the Quickest Time And the Only Route
dJh1oufa Shsss 'G5 ssss.ss
other Route, and no Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
making Ts.ns p.nno,.
On Sundays, One y Tram Il. e sss T.. sopu.ens
at Relay with toh Ta fs' #h fsGn s.'im'r''
ss, :. & make,
viss Tl.Es P.:ssx X
spz xN hS6 SHrd dtskhfs sp THE
THIS is the Only Route BY ,Uhieh Through Tickets or
Through S'' :. we easssa ss" De procured
the most Superior aDish attached to Night TTains
THE sHosrEsr AND MOST D1RIor ROUTE
ss4ss 5szx en-
HAUTE. ST. LOUIS, CHI0Aso,
&C., de-, &C.,
~wrH LESS oHAxeEs OF CARS .HAx BT AIT
OTHER ROUTE. -
~ Special Neties to PASSENGERS for tie Wast Jro1s
ns nsa UKen n
By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW oN1
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
tlege OF visiting Baltimore df desfred) without
additional charge.
~Cpnnections at the Ohio River with CLEvl-
hA .sg s$r PIT9ssgKa o ~ s0 SHIo ana
through them, 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 station.
w. r. SMITH. Master of Transportation
d. COLE. General Ticket Agent. Ap z1.tf
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HxADaUARrERs PROVOST MARsHAL.
District of CoiHmbia, Ang. nth, 1853.
The Board of Enrolment for the District Of
Columbia will meet at the City Hall, every
day, from o. m. to p. M, until further no.
tce, TO e1s4nfne cases Of drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HENRY a. SCHEKTZ,
"a an 17-u Captain and Provost Marshal
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U7AR DIPARTMINT,
w WAsIrHs1on, January =, lsss
In consequence Of the pressure OF business AttAs
War Department, passes for eitixens to viGit the
Army of the Potomac win b given ct the once OF
Lieut.. Col. 0oHlAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth stfeOt.
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