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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17
AFFAIRS ON TINE RAppAHANNocx

I'll
In CAMP NEAR FALMoU TR, Va, Feb. I3.-
A few DAYS OF fine, dry, clear weather led ue TO
hope that we should soon have good, hard
roads, suitable for military operations. But
yesterday a steady rain set in, which will
efectually put stop TO any movement for
some time 10 come. In the meantime General
Hccker is active at work and rapidly getting the
army into state OF efficiency, not by parsdee,
drills or reviews (for the troops are highly
rrUfcient in the ceremonies), but by the adop-
ticn OF the mcst stringent orders for the correc-
ticn OF many abuses which creep into the ser.
vice gradually during long periods Of inacton.
Alter being los ated for n length Of time in one
camp, both officers and men become negligent
and inattentiye 10 manyduties W high are alb
solutely necessary 10 preserve the discipiine
and morale Of the army from deterioration
These matters are being looked into ciosely,
and the proper corrections applied.
To-day the sale of the New York World was
stopped at Falmouth Station, and throughout
the camps, by orders from the Provost Marshal
General. The agents, with their bundles, were
ordered back 70 Aqua Creek, and were not al
lowed 20 sell one of these papers along the road.
The cause Of this proceeding is stated to he that
these papers disseminate dis loyal sentiments
prejudioiai to the discipline OF 1ne army. Gen.
Hooker has expressed n determination TO stop
the circulation. IN camp Of all new wspapers Of q
disloyal character.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM RoSECRaNS. ARMY.

NAHHvIILL, Feb I6.-Y-.terdny morning a
parry c1 ihe Sd Minnesota regiment, Steaduan's
biiesde, cemped near NolinsviiIe, had a vsrc
skifu:ish with two companies OF FORESTS CON-
E'r!C. Our men killed five and woanded ave:
ti'- latter were taken prisoners. Tie remain :
DER OF ths rebels escaped
An immense quantity of coal has axi iyed.
nv tergts loaded for tie Government
The railroad 10 Franklin will he opened this
Week. Only cce bridge is said 10 be DESTROYED
onf Ier.rs are actively enragea In putting it in
ulStr Immense supplies are constantly being
irlhsrGed &c the army. The railroad is heayi-
y eu:rced alcng the entire distance TO Mur.
N'et hero: There is daily skirmishing between
tie Iicsets. sees
The river is twelve feet on shoals, and il
ri.iEg slowly.
Ire cars on the Louisville aud Nashville
r+i!road are running regularly on time
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~The Sherbrooke (Canads) Leader SAYS
that Mr.. Clarke, High Constable OF Sherhrooka,
has sold his copper mine. within three miles OF
that town for $1,000 70 Lord Aylner The
mine was only discovered a few month. since
bnt the richness OF the taken out while
king the shafts - ascertain the extent OF the
copper, was such, as 70 indicate great vslae.
- The manager Of the Ristori theatre sc
barcelona lSpain) has recently Obtained the
services Of a-corps Of young Engli-h dan. ,er>,
q striking contract 10 the particular type OF
female beaaty TO which the Dons have been
accustomed TO pay homage from their youth
upward.
purchased ,VCo bbis. alcohol and piaoed n oa
shipboard for the Mediterranean great rtse
having suddenly taken place in tls Gfstole,
this lot was discharged from The shtp, and ~.
cold at prodt Of soms $500 Such Instances
Are rare.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WA9kiNaTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEvINTH AND STREETS.
bssSsrss Ashss n 49, 20
Stage HAsAons-.. .FaxD. q assSss
Third week Of the brilliant engagement Of III.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
whose delightful pe:sen.tion Of her own beautiful
FkECRON THE CRICKET,
hss esufed her. by the urgent reque.t of numerous
friends, to appear in the ekraeter of Fssehon.
t THIS EVENING.
FANCHON. THE CRICKET.
"Orh AAGGfE" As THE LITTLE CRICKET.
This great production will eon.tituts the sole
performance OF the evening
PsIess or ApslssIox.-B.lcony Chairs. 70 cents.
lily Circle, Is cents; Private Boxes, SIS.
Deors open at7z; to commence At O'Clock.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, nsar :g.iisrd's Hot-l
THIS EVENING
Last time but two, pGstivsly Of
THE MAGIC JOKE; on psIscx boz oRoso.
prince Doioroso ...---.-... Mrs. Bsrney %illisns
Last time hut one of
1FIsH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE AoDEsTY.
Hsncv ar. ,bstneY WILLIAMS
A-'' A'sTi TEDbS i5t S1i fGE f r1LER.
Teddy. dy..,....-.-....-. .... SIR. Barney Williams
PEICEs OF ADMISSION. Dress Circle snd Balcony
Chairs, 80 cents Orche stra Chairs IS cents Family
Circle, Is cents. Secured Seats. Is cents extra
u Akl I l Es! VARIET IESt
SHHf SFtE nai.S!;ssTK. aKSA sIh6s5M
THE MOST INTENSE EXCITEMENT
and enthusiasm prevailed ALI curing the grant
Match panSs last evening.
BETWEEN THE CHAMPION clog DtSCEps
OF THE WORLD
DICE SANDS and FIN HAYES
VIII be repeated this evening
The hnnd red. OF persons who sna BILE TO ysin s5.
missy n oMing 10 the crowded state OF this
SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE MUSIC HALL,
lsst evening are Informed that tssir tickets are
Tais GRANb CONTEST FOR SUPREMACY.
We wish to impress upon tho audience that
quietpessiR reqsested during thie champion match
IN oroer :hat aeltesr party may be benefited by
First week OF the Irish Vocalist,
,u,,..sfEED FRED MAY,
Nile ZOE and ADA TEaMAH
THE GI?SIES LAY!
NILE LIZETPA. Female Jig Dancer
BCDEORTH, FRANK KKERTs,
AND fHE TRIPLE COMPANY
IN DOUBLE RILLl
Ihrec Nsro EthiepiOn BWisSqses!
COTTAGE BY THE LAKE,,
aud other novelties too nunerous to mention
which must be seen 80 he appreciated.
NoTE 10 Bull PASJERs.The knights of the
brush and bucket, notlfet not 10 slyly cover
cur expensive show bills. when they think We are
not watching then tits bad enough TO tear down
cur po- tiers, eut worse to coytr them with poorer
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~ Mr.. Patton, an English traveller, tells q
story OF monastic life. He SAYS that while at
q monastery at Manssia,- he received a kind
of complimentary dinner from the com N unity.
After dinner, q monk called for a bumper, and
began, in a calra, matter r-of- fact way, the fol-
lowing speech: "The greatest traveller OF
YOUR country that we know of was the won
drrful nav iestor, Robinson Crusoa, of York,
who, poor man, met with great many diff
culties: but at length, by the blessing OF God,
he was restored 10 his alive country, his fam
ily and his friends
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Erctn Fortress Mouroe

FORTRESS MONROE. Fen. '5.-The new iron. .
clad steamer Saginaw arrived in HAMPTON
reads a o clock last evening
i lie CahaH ia arrived here last night from
Hilton Head, and proceeded TO Norfolk for
coal she brings no news
The sic amtoat State OF Maine has arrived
and takes the place Of the flag of truce boat
New y Crk. while she receives new boilers and
other repairs at ilaCielphia
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~Peter Wager, Esq. An old citizen Of Phil
adelphia, died ON Wednesday. He was one Of
the three bank directors appointed BY General
in the old United States Bank during thu
stormy political conflicts with that Institution
In 1884, the other two being Henry +. Gilpin
and John 1. uilivan, familiarity called At that
period the "PauldjDR, Williams and Van Vert
OF revolution, bloodless as yet" MIR. JoRn +.
Sullivan is the last 10 survive Of General Jack
eon's tavOrite directors.
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~ Said Pasha wasn't much over forty when
he died-a mere youth-and might have lived
10 grew mp II he hadn't made the last part OF
his life such a continual ssbender" He COM
menced well, and was considered q ere iitabln
viceroy until large importations Of Fren n
crinoline were TOO much Tor his purse and
well, call IL reputation.
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From Port RoVnts

NV GoRF, Feb. l6--The steamer Matanzas,
from Port Royal on the 18th INST, has arri we'd
via Fortress Monroe. The gunboat Pawnae
sailed IL company from Hilton Head on 4 eruis,.
towards Charleston. The Matanzas left at
Fortress Monroe the ship De Witt Clinton,
y ith troops. -'
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NfEW CANTBE BEBUhYi
~ NEW CANTERBURY
LOUISIANA AV. saAa SIXTH srsss~.

NEW CANfEIBUkYi
~ NEW CANTERBCRYI
LOUISIANA AV.. EaAa SIXTH srsRs~
TRILMPHANr Still!
THE xS$92 s. T2R X Lda,FFf + ,TFFfottPiE' i''nt
The Canterbury during the p st week has been
crowded to EXCESS every sht, hundreds G~ing un-
ststemei. That itir, without etceR R.ion. the '"0
Efst HGnds0'neM ard Afnet Porgi7r Al4sic Han IL
tds Cuy!
THIS ENENING
LOOKl LocKn LOoKG!
rrgsgsnen. Of MONS szoLfcsYh jsiirs Srass e n,
MISS JULIA M6RFfMsR iSS Il I rsfS 'nimiF''
NILES LIE pa! paIGUsTA Tt. An AND MAIZE,
cFo. x. hE EbsHo%. SUIrAND Dh n HIkSStEEt;sa; kE3a;
s CLARKE aad oth.rs AN''
MISS JKSSIk INF stIsE solsy OF DEAOTYs
NILE gEEAiPEYHs Miss ,p{YEss no,vno.
MISS ELSEEsGE R1$sfRs,I LILLE BRANDON
" In Miss IS kATE II HARRISON,
Ana LITTLE ELLA.
rsssrds Patent sai Attraction, that that 9"
has even appeared in this city.
Great Success Of
TIE ARAB LAYi THE ARAB LATl
This beautiful act. VIII ich has already elected so
much admiration and applause is hey ud doubt the
.nost slagnhcen and superb performance that mas
ever been placed before the pu bic.
MISSES MORTIMER AND pENNOYER
VIII appear in the above act every night this week
TIL GI SEY'S lay
VIII also be performed and ask the pu bic to
compare this act as produced et TIE Canterbury 70
that of other establishment
Come and the
GIPSEY'S LAY
OF THE PRESENT DAY.
g.. The performance p will conclude with the Irish
=. BARNEY THE BARON.
Barney with sonsl l.............tI Geo r. Eaeson
Hexes (holdiry six SIS
Doors open at % 0 o'ciock performances ct IN.
GRAND MATINE EE will be given next satur
day Afternoon, for the accommodation of Ladias
and Children, when the great Canterbury company
will appear.
Adnissirn-Lades, = cts Children, 10 cts.
Doors open At O'Clock.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Having noticfd an adyer tisement In the DAILY
R'putiiean that one Of the best Concert Halls in
this city was for sale tie Manager would respS ct
FULLY state TO the public generally that tie Store
sSid Concert Hal not IN. CanteTGWy, Is it is not
the intention Of the proprietor to renaush dis
pose of it whilst oney and enterprise keep it
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Governor Curtin.

HARRISBURG, Feb. l6.-The assertion that
Gov. Curtin is concerned in arrangements for
forming Il new. party is entirely without foun-
dation. During his visit to Washington he had
no conversation with Mr.. Seward or any other
person on such q subject.
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Reported Battle near Port Hudsop.

new YORK, Feb. 16.-Washington special
dispatches mention vague reports as coming
through rebel channels that Gen. Banks had
fought a battle seven miles below Port Hudson.
the result OF which was that the rebels fell
back 10 Port Hudson, and he retired TO his
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wreck of the British Schooner II ouser.
BOSTON, Feb. f6-The British schooner Ron :
ser WAS totally wrecked of Portsmouth yester-
day. Her crew were lost.
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New York Bank Statement.

NKw YORK, Feb. l6.-The weekly statement
of the city banks shows decrease Of 81, 7os, 569
in loans; and increase OF s1s2,621 in specie; a
decrease of S23,S37 in circulation, and decrease
in deposits OF s., ,3S0, 600.
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A seIsTAET QUARTERMAsTLR's OFFICE,
IA IL. - 20. n.nnf (,e-..~ q -~l al -,

Washington. D. c. Feb n, ,sSs
10 prevent imposition upon the pioye % of the
Depot, notice is hereby given that hereafter no
transfer of claims for services rendered viii be
ognised and paid ut this Office unless the demand ia
accompanied by q legal power of attorney with
the required revenue stamp attached. And as all
such Claims are required to be sustained by TIA a
time books in this sfhos, or duly auth snticsted
transfer lists, In accordan with the revised regu
lstlons Of the army and subject TO such ntoppaxss
Is are authorized By the War Department, claim
agents, GROCERY keepers aud others are warned
that the purchase of such claims incident 70
ductions which may not appear upoa the face OF
the time ticket or transfer lists.
GIL II. TOMPKINS
fe E-lw Capt Assist Quartermaster, q s, A.
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'I,HE CAMPBELL MINSTRELs,
4 ODD FELLOWS HALL

This company attracted another highly intsusc-
toal sudiencs last evening to witness their recher
che entertainment, aid we never saw more sstis-
faction eyIn2so or an audience better pleased. The
We take the solo singing by Gray and Carlton, the
quarterte, the fine haas eff Gai dner, the iostru-
mental under their able leader Fsupenbaum, and
not forgetting the Brass Band which is far better
than any we have seen with other companies Go
and hear the best band that has visited us for suY
years, but be on hand early. ia3I
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Fire at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 14.-The Newhall
House was damaged TO the extent Of $4,000
loss by fire this morning. a.F
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Fire at the rb.ladeIphhia State Rouse.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. I6-The Court of
Common Pleas room, ia the State House, was
slightly damaged by fire this afternoon, origi- :
nsstir from the heater. The flames were soon
extinguished. The courtroom adloins Inde-
pe en6ence Hall. -r
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T.. S. Frigate San Jacinto at New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. I6.-The u. s. frigate San
Jacinto arrived this evening, with her shaft
broken. ...- ~....- r..s .
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- During his recent visit to Boston, Gen.
NJ cCiellan had his pocket picked Of $3.50 and
some valuable papers-the lsttsr wsrs resov-
cred.
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SECRET DISEASES

IL SECRET DISEASES
LIZ. III. K. FORREST Cures all Diseases of I'm.
prudence, no matter how long contracted or will
receive NO pay He has had several years. expe-
rienee in military hospitals in Europe, aud war
fants % 10 cure any Of the above diseases. Office
ours, IL TO and to 10. Private rooms for con e
tultstions with ladies'. Consultations free. St.
north, between 7th and 9Th sta, (Sstory brick. .
name on the door =, fe l2-iy~
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s.-T.-188O.-<.

Exhausted natures great Pestorer A delight
sel beverage and active tonic Composed Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. II In
rixcrates the body. without stiraulahnS the
srain. It destroys acidity OF the stomach.
creates an appetite. and strengthens the system
Il /. a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Consupa-
don, Diarrhea, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache. and prevents Mis.nlatic disease
rom chaagc OF diet wafer, etc. It can be used
Q, al times Of day, BY old or young, and is par
aculariy recommended TO weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
:eis, and Saloons. p. H BRAKE & CO., No.
sue Bruaaway, New York. % &-eoSm
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Hsadqua,ters, Dsfensss of WaShfrg gton,
G6ee Of G,J Qnarsssaytsr Jan. p, ,I?63i
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Wood %
specified, from psrties os ming wood wood land.
Ksy K pss FIanfa Of @ EGEs
etnsss nors Tdtsn De as m
SaratOea, Thayer, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont.
Martin Scott and Cameron, on the north side Of
Proposals to be made in tho following manner.
First For wood .tsnaiss e, tpree psr cord.)
Second. For wood felled By U. g. Engineers or
Third. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, guam
try and q1ali.y Of the wood,
mtnt Tor the amount of wood required up to June
Once address to his bid, and the names Of all par
ties int rested in the proposal must appear in the
IA oath Of allegiance to tie Gorernment Of the
Us,:sd @ States mus, asonura.y Each old
tracts or purchases made ~ the wood may be
Ths right is reserved to acsep. all OF any part of
Propesals should be endorsed, Proposals for
"'0a'" anu addressed Z ELIAS NJ GREENE,
:. ., Lieut. Colonel and Chief ops5tsr MASTER
"A RAY SUP PLIEs.
oss,ol OF TIE ox,nv ouAsr.snAsfHs.
wAs.rueron ds"'s sseSssmseS g. sss sse'sssfs e. is
ssorssALs are invited FOR Furnishing for TIE uss
of the army Of the Potomac the following articlss:
Zoo tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
hsied, the weight ofeeoh bale to be marked
s!ec .peo bushels Of OATS, Of tie best quality. In
ooTSs Sss snd aassss vol.
and of the best quality.
xach bid must be accompanied By the endorse
rsat Of two responsible persons tast the contracts
x awarded viii be fulfilled.
Bids win be opened from time TO time - tie
Gcles may be needed and contracts win be awarded
p. the quantities needed to the lowest respons.tls
bidder mp to the time of opening.
The right s reserved 70 sccept all or any part Of
any bid. y. go
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hsy
Or Oats or Wood as the may be, and enclosed
"a sepsrate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col and A. d. o.
sS-u Chief Qua ternaster.
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RUsH & CROGGONs'
- RESTAURANT,
eIXTH ST. TWO Doors BELOW Pa AVE-,
and ndtnned,atsiy IN the oftas Clarendon Hotel,
nrow open for the rece ptiOn of visitors.
Ihey call the attsntioa of the publ to their u
prior stOch of LIQUORS, CIGARS and EDIBLE2,
night.
OYSTERS and other Rsfrsshrne ne nts sent per order
Of families. r. ll-
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ECONOMY IN LIVING
AT THE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, ara
7th street, opposite Post ONCE. Prices low Rooms
elaan and neat, Attendance good. Never closed, /,
day or Mi iSht. LodSings-singls Rooms, 50 cents;
Beds in room with others 81 cents. IA l5-lm'
4S6 PApEEaaN do1d Ana y.I,s, NSaNss! 4S6
Gold Stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers,
with varied stock of GlSxed and Blank Papers ct
the loves cash prices
WINDOW SHADESi
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window shades Buff, Green and Blue Holland,
any required style or size Of Shade made to srder
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
Warranted TO be eilded with Gold L6af.)
TIE hsnds6 NEST and largest assortment In the
District from the best manu- factory in the country
With beautiful variety of small sized Oval and
Card Visits France, Of foreign and domestic man.
ufacturss. Also, Photograph Cards, embracing
copies OF celebrated Pictures. PaintHs g and Statu
AIRY, Albums, 30. -
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELsl -,.
Different sizes and eolors, Picture Rings, Eyes.
Nails, &c. Orders for Psperhanaines or Window
Shades punctuslly executed by experienced work
81 MARKRITER
"Plesse remer Der the mum Der, 4S6 7th street
q the terms cash for goods and labor. ja iB'
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O. " BOTHER. ]. W. BOT9LRR
CIV. B0TELER BON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERHS SILVER PLATED WARE
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK-TIN GOODS
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS
JAPANEED WALTERS, DOOR MATS,
YEATHER BUSTERS, BRU SHE'S,
WOODWARE, &c., &C., and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Generally.
31s IRON HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
oc S-eoSrn between 9Th and 10th streets
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C0UGHs, COLDS, HoARslNEss, 30.
COMPOUND sIRUP or GUN ARABIC.
This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
hesH % long known and extensively used that NEST
persons have become familiar With its
- sAeaey. It can be had ct all the principal drus
stores st IS and atty cents . bottle.
I'd 3Du6k Noluah
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9.JT.-189o.-@.

s..T.-18eo.|
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
Invigoratss, strengthens, and purifles the sys-
tenn; u q perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. 1t is composed OF pure st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for Its purity. It
cures Dyspepsia, Is . gentle tonic, and Is just
the thing for changes Of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & 90, 4oa Broadway, New
YORK. .. 6-eo6m
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nR. A. ECET,
D or PARIS, FRANCE.
This eminent Physician continues his suecessful
tr. atm ent of Conaump ption. and from discoveries
maze BY him during a excessive practice OF over
%N wears can Insure relief in q few days, or no
charge tt. address OF persons cured by him after
having tried all II train of cracked up remedies,
inha.stiou cough syrup, pills, cod liver oil. &c
car be hsd at his oce southeast c rner Of fayette
.nd RrA erick streets, BAltimsre. Ma fe6 I'm
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-s7.11s luTss Ilip-lrsl.,ns Books Cf syer js
49, re srs no. pre9sr cd with our incre&'fo Q
- - -UgEiy the grTLf Eith Books, D1r1s
IN ~. 50 pbs. stero-cOpc yirw-, All 10
&c sporting or otherwise. also, th-
= ~ - tcysSV ssnt M rsra VI o: afy c-suSs
: 'r, - "a < co ro-t GEice 8-x 5r21
80" - 2 "a
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ELOnG.rT co. PORTABLE GALVANIZED
ID IRON PIE BAKERY,
lT AANUFlCTURERS PRTCESt

keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
above ovens from, No. &C 9. Inclusive, which are
indis yensabie to the sUILsR.
Also, the celebrated ARMY FIELD OVEN. They
arc of cicnt en- pacty 10 bake bread for tire
regiment They are extensively used By the U. q.
- BIBB CO.,
n 70 Stco 80 Light street. Baltimore.
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ri- C s, MAIL STAGES.
He subscriber is running line OF stages, car
rying the u g. Mails, between /<TNNa
EAsHINGTON, ROOKVILLE,
POOLEsyiEIE and FREDERICK, E8Ee
MARYLAND Leaves corne lGth and q streets every
morning for Rockville, and return same day. On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa' urdays, runs through
TO Poole ils and Frederick and returns IT day
Office N T. corner of Ifth and G sts. w Warrington.
ia I{ir.s BENJAMIN COOLEY, Propsr.