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SECOND EDITION.
OULOCK p. IL.
4 o'ULOCK p. II.
OFFICERS TRIED By COURT MARTIAL.
The following officers have been tried b

OFFICERS TRIED By COURT MARTIAL.
The following officers have been tried by
court martial, recently held within the lines of
the Army Of the Potomac:
First Lieut.. Cyrus Scott, 122d regiment Ohio
volunteers. found guilty Of regtect of duty on
picket, and conduct prejudicial to good order
and mill airy discipline, Sentenced to be dis.
missed the service.
Second Lieut.. Albert III. Reeder, 6ist regi-
meDt Pennsylvania volunteers, found guilty OF
drunkenness on duty. Sentenced to be cash
Tered. 4a--=4
Second Lieut. Eugene, Sullivan, Co. I, 5th
New York Cav siry, found guilty Of being alb.
sent without leave. Sentenced to be dismissed
the service Of the United States. rr-
The sentences in the cases of the above named
officers have been approved, aud they cease to
belong TO the military service Of the United
States H ~. Ekg4 Il. . -5.aF
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SPECIAL NOTICE LADIES.
A GRAND EAHIIV MATINEE
DRoPo sALsE FOR WOOD.
Headquartsys Uepartnlent at Washiagton,
Gfice of Ge.sf CKarteranasEet,
Wcshjrg IN q March 1894

Heodquartsys Dspartnltnt at Washiagton, }
L.tfcc of On af Quar- teralasIey, ;
Washing on, ID c.. March Is, l864.A
PROPOSALS are Invited for fnraishing Wood TO
Specified. Fl or, parties owning wood or wood lands
In tie vicinity Of the same. va:
, North Of the Potion. ac-Farts gu amer, Mansfield.
SsysId, simni ns Gaines, Reno, KeArney. De
Hi. s.rs! oga, TIA er sad Eseoin. and Batteries
Hast d Eastern arapeh Potonae s.Po Gssss
ss astssn..sen sIns, paw,
scn OF Poton.c-sorts Marcy, Esasn All.n, O.
?. Sn it'll, Dsrnttt, De Eaib, Coreoran Hagsarty,
Woodtury, WhiDpls, Cas-. Tiilinghast, Craig. and
Proposals will be received under this advertise.
nent for wood Anywkere within the limits Of the
DepaItn ent of Washington for supply of troops in
Proposals win be II ads in the following manner
l. For wood standing tpr,os per cord:
nes's or otherwise tprice per cordl
Eor wood cut and corded on the ground.
ProEossls rust specify tbs locality, kind. anan-
tits ard quslty ofihe wood and its distance from
the neaI set fort cam or stati IN for troops:
Each bidder must attach his full nsIne and post
oh address to his bid. and tbs names OF ali par
tes nterested In the proposals. must appear Ia the
Bids win be opened from time to time, and con.
tracts OF purchases made as the wood may be re-
TIE right is rsesrvs to s.esrt all or any part Of
No verbal prope sitiens win be enta .aiusd, but
every Did, or mobilization Of the sane must Be Ia
Proro.sls should be endorsed "proposala a..
ELIAS H. GRgRNI,
Lieut.. Dol. and Chief Quartsrmsstsr,
mb5s.1et Department OF Wase instop.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE VETERAN
RESEREE CORPS

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE VETERAN
RESERVE CORPS
The commander OF the First Brigade Veteran
Reserve Corps (Coi. Richard A. Rush) has es-
tablished his headquarters on New York
avenue, two doors east of 18TH street. The or.
der instructing the brigade commander to re-
port to General Anger has been counter mand-
ed, and heUwill now report to Gen. Martindale,
n ilitsr y Governor. The following Is e list of
the Il If off GERS:
Capt James A. Montgomery, chief o. staff
snd Assistant Adjutant General.
Capt. VIM. w. Rogers, 10th regiment Veteran
Reserve Corps. acting assistant adjutant gener-
al and acting assistant inspector general.
First Lieut.. Chas. q. Hyatt, 9th regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps, acting assistant quar-
;eImaster and acting aid de- camp.
Second Lieut.. Wesley hardwood, oath re-
gimeIt Veteran Reserve Corps, acting aide de-
camp. Fs-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
TN, PRESIDENTs AMNESTY PROCLAMA-
TION DEFINED.
BY IL. President Of the United States Of Amsried
a.- A PROCLAMATION. 1855.

BY IL. President of the United States Of America.
.as- A PROCLAMATION. zss
Whereas, 1t has become necessary to define
the cases in which insurgent enemies are
entitled to the benefits of the Proclamation Of
the President Of the United States. which was
made on the eighth day sf December, 1863. and
the manner In which they shall proceed to
avail themselves Of those benefits:
And " hereas, the objects ofthat Proclamation
were to suppress the Instruction and to re-
store the authority Of the United States:
And whereas, the amnesty therein provided
ny the President was offered with reference
to these objects alone:
Now, therefore, /, Abraham Lincoln, Presi-
dent OF the United States, do hereby proclaim
aud declare that the said proclamation does
no. spply to the cases Of persons who, at the
time when they seek to obtain the benefits
thereof by taking the oath thereby prescribed,
are in military, naval, or civil confinement, or
custody. or under bonds or on parole OF the
civil, military, or naval authorities, or agents
of the United States as prisoners Of war, or
persons detained for offences OF any kind,
either before or after conviction; and that, on
the contrary, it does apply only to persons
who, beng yet at large and free from any ar
rest. confinement or duTess, shall voluntarily
come forward and ia Ike the said oath, with the
e. puIpCS0 Oh restoring peace ana establishing
the national authority. Prisoners excluded
from the amnesty offered in the said proclama-
ton may apply TO the President for clemency,
Ike all other offenders, and their applications
will receive due consideration.
1 do furthermore declare and proclaim, that
the oath prescribed in the aforesaid prociama.
ton OF the sth OF December, 1863, may be taken
ard subscribed before any commissioned Off Ger,
civil, military, or naval, In the service of the
United States, or any civil or military officer
Of State or Territory, not i'll instruction, who,
by the law thereof may be qualified for admin l.
istering oaths. ALL officers who receive such
oaths are hereby authorized to give certificates
thereon to the persons respectively by whom
they are made. And such officers are hereby
required 10 transmit the original records to the
Secretary of State, where they will be deposited
and remain in the archives of the Government
The Secretary OF State will keep a register
thereof, and will, on application in proper
cases, issue certificates OF such records, In the
customary form OF such certificates.
In witness where of. have heraunto set NV
hand, and caused the seal OF the United States
TO os affixed. r
Done at the City OF Washington, this twen-
ty-sixth day Of March, in the year OF
/ 81 our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-four, and of the Independence
Of the United States the eighty eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Ey he President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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4 IN. MEADE AND THE ARMY OF THE Po-
T0MaC

\ New York correspondent of The Philadel-
piiia Inquirer having stated, n few days ago.
that Gen. Meade's brother had received letter
4 ON the General. viii h indicated his relin-
qUishmsn mt OF the command Of the Army of the
i'oioncc, Capt r. ". Meade, commanding at
The Brooklyn navy. yard, has written a letter
contradicting the statement and denying the
Jeceipt of any such letter from his brother.
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RETURNED TO TIE ARMY OF The POTOMAC
Lieut. Gen. Grant returned to the Army Of
the Potomac to-day on the morning train. He
moves about 50 quietly, and at the same time
with go much celebrity, that the busy corps Of
busy newspaper men have pretty lively time
Of 1t, keeping upon his track.
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OrsRA To.AIGHr.--TheG Grand Opera Com.
papy eS gagged by Manager Grover, probably
the largest ever brought 10 his city, has all ar
rived III Washington and the pubiic may now
safely count without danger OF disappointment
npcn seeing aud hearing this grast mnsicsi
combination tonight The opening opera is
nfauet," Is hick viii bs orou sst cut in supero
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GEN CRAMPS HEADQUARTERS

The repairs of the rooms in Wind4rs build.
Ing Sc. apart for the headquarters OF Gen
Grant. have been completed, and the General
spent few moments in them yesterday
uuIipe the absance Of Gen e. from the city,
Capt. George r. Leeta. A. A. e., will have
charge Of the nc adauarters
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NAVAL ORDERS.

LENT. F. Bigginson has been detached from
he South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, aud
is swsiiing orders.
faymasier T. 7. Caswell, ordered to the
!atuyait. F-E
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cALaFoRNlA UNloN CoNyENr.oN.

CALIFORNIA; UNION CONVENTION.
: SAN FRANCISCO, March a6.-The Union
State Convention, now in session, has choss
Nathan Coombs, Robert Gardner, G.. Il. Brad
bury, VIM. Ritter, James s. Otis, ]. McHulty,
Thomas Campbell, p. b. Anayre, Rev. n. g.
Briggs and John Bidwell as delegates TO Tsaa-
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TROOPS OF THE VETERAN RESERVE CORps.
Five companies Of the Veteran Reserve Corps
arrived here this morning from Harrisburg,
and reported to General Martindale. They are
quartered temporarily in the barracks vacated
by MScott'e eco"
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A SxRIops CAsR.-On SATURDAY MINT CON.
paint was made at the Second Ward station
against young man named William Bon d, Co
me effect that be took young girl Miss
that be had taken her to Potentini's restaurant,
and ordered supper, and that be also ordered
wine, which he drugged and gave to the girl
10 drink, aud that he took advantage Of her
condition while insensible, and had caruai
knowledge Of her body. Bond was arrested
aud held TO bail for his appearance yesterday
morning. The girl was, however, at that time
too Ill TO appear, and the case was postponed
Till this morning, when a hearing was to be
had before Justice Clayton. This morning
Bond appeared, but the prosecutor withdre "
the charge, alleging that Bond was not thu
guilty party, and that whatever he fBond) had
done was In q spirit Of friendlinesa.
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THR wILKRs COURT MARTIAL

To-day Capt Fred Stuart, Admiral Wilkes
secretary, was upon the stand. his testimony
being review Of the cruise OF the Admirals
feet after the pirate Florida. The defense
bring this witness to prove that Admiral
Wilkes used every exertion to carry out the
object Of his mission ~ AlsS s'sE
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ARRIytL az GENERAL GRIM

Lieutenant Gsyersi Grant arrived in this
city, o. The front, esterday. He was en-
gagged in cons ultaiion wish he President, SAG
rs'ary OF War. and General Halieck lasreye
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TELEGRAPHIC NE VIZ,
FROM TENNESSEE AND THE WEST
THE REELS VERY STRONG AT DALTON.
.e5 POLK REINFORCING JOHNSTON.
THE ARMY OF THE FRONTIER IN MOTION

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-The Commercially
Chattanooga dispatch says the rebels are very
strong in our front at Dalton, with three thou.
sand cavalry this SIDE N#f
Deserters report that Bishop Polk Is rein.
forcing Johnston g army. Longstreet's cavalry,
under Gen. Martin, had arrived at Marietta,
Ga. Numerous deserters are still coming ia.
The rebels are moving up their infantry from
the rear Our army is in splendid condition.
A dispatch to the Ga=ette, from Fort Smith,
am ounces the Army of the Frontier in motion,
supposed destination northern Texas.
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SILL, THEY COME

Ten moIe d2s, rt-rs from The re Del army were
sent p frC n The front yesterday evening. They
rCoE the cath this morning, and were dis
nj 81
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PRICE OF GOLD.
ERy the Peopip's Line

NV YORK. March $3.50 a. m.-Goid
fSb: 10 a. NJ, G5s. Ii a. u, 65A; p. M ooA
Market unsteady.
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a SILLY STORy.-Some OF the anti admins.
trauon papers are giving space TO . silly and
absurd story about Mrs. J. Todd White, q
sister Of Mrs. Lincoln, having abused pass
into Dixie and carried with her a rebel Gener.
ais uniform adorned with gold buttons to the
value Of $4,000 % So
The story Is bit OF transparent spite aimed
at the President and Mrs. Lincoln. Rather
small business Il seems to us.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisaer.--The case Of
T.. w. w. and w. T Griffin, charged with
forctble entry and detainer, IL still on trial and
the counsel are TO day arguing the law points
involved. - 81
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n@GRAND BALL IN HONOR OF THE La
DIES OF The FAIR AT TIE PATENT
tlemen have been appointed a committee on invi-
tati1n viz Samuel Bell Ezra L. Stevens, D.
The headquarters of the Committee viii be at the
managers, room in the Patent Office building g,
where applications be sent for invitations to r
ladies, and tickets for the Ball can be procured at
all times of the day.
Tickets for sale at the bookstores and hotels.
Price SIS.
NH ~ b. b. FRENCH. President &c
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SuHpAY.-To-day the
military authorities arrested Cyrus Marti,
proprietor of the franklin House. corner OF 3th
and ID street, for selling hquor on SUNDAY
The case was heard by Justice Furgason, who
fined the accused SOS, which he superseded
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THH REHEARSAL OF FArsr at Growers this
morning has been a great success. The opera
will be given with great perfection tonight
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a CRAZY MAN AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
This morning man who was evidently crazy.
presented himself ut the White House, and
watching his opportunity, during the absence
of the doorkeeper, rushed into the presence OF
President Lincoln, and commenced making
speech by saying that he (erazy man) was
sselected President In 1856" At this point he
was cut short by one Of the guards on duty
there, and sent to the Provost Marshal's Office
where he gave his name as Francis Xavier
Col. Ingraham committed him TO the central
guardhouse. - -
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CANTKRBURY HAIL

MUSIC SCANTERBuRY HALL.l AND
Req, of Nafionai and Mstropoiiie. Hotels.
BRILLIANT AND VARIED PERFORMANCES!
CRGWDEp HousEs !.
The best conducted and most popular place OF
Amusement in the country cr,ovs, 5
The best, most talented and attractive perform,
snces the country can produce. The management
have gained for the Canterbury The proud IT'LL 81
The entire great Dramatic, operate and Terpsi-
'hoFesn A's MSS * 5ks sgRffEEf ESaE
The Ssa SssSifRR aRf
". r. Cavanau gh, Messrs. Williams, West Dough
sr'' hsnbbfE5 i il ibs Wihp acts
ne great f TaE T SUGRT; OF BEAUTY. In
lie Media Naomi Porter, Jennie Forrest, Emma
Rolette. Mary Coulson. Lucy Clifton Emma Thorn
as all appear to night.
4 great variety programme to nj ght. including
Ethiopians. Songs. Dancing, Extravaganzas and q
Fairy PantomiIue, &c.
Doors open att performance at 8.
SPECIAL NOTICE ToLADIEs.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
For the express accommodation of ladies and chill
dren. will be given
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April 2,
Doors open at o 'clock; perfor manceG at o elk
at cheap prices as follows:
Lad, es to reserved Orchestra Sc ats 20 cents
Children to reserved Orchestra Seats. 10 cents
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
VIII be produced in u few days the grand, gor-
Ee"us, spectacular panto mime, per orned at the
bo"eryr I Ehs1 Hni- snfiI'sa 1,cx pr,r
with new trieks nachinery' &c, at cost of two
Thousand dollars. Look out for it. nah 28-lw
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This feeling found expression when Governor
Parker sent In message 70 the Legislature On
the snhject.
The committees OF both Houses 70 whom the
message was referred, unanimously reported
resolutions strongly protesting against the pro.
POSED action Of Congress. These resolutions
passed the Senate by vote of seventeen to
two, and the House by a unanimous vote.
Men of all shades Of political opinion advo-
Gated them, and they truthfully embody the
sentiment Of the State.
Such demonstration of feeling on the pax
OF the State viii undoubtedly command the
respect and attention of Congress, and give
the quietus to this stoeklobbers BILL.
NEW JERSEY.
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STRIKs.-The laborers at the 9eorgeto v n
coal wharyes are on strike for - per day
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IUST RECEIVED AT
j LANSBURGH G BRO.
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.

Third Door Above ytreet
20 pieces Black silk 1t q per cept. less than i'm
Also, IS cases Meached Cottons from ~ fo N cenfa
per yard, fEsFFFs 80
Also. 1000 yards Curtain.Muslin, yard wide. only
A lar &c lot Of Cambria Edsings and InsertifI~~
With great Nanny other bargains from auction
roo gtmeF oHs to mention.. nib q fwt r.
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L. R6TAsf0'ES-pOTA F0ps fsfa II
Is Oh Bale low pcg bushels PRINCE albert Rcta
toes. 5sst iaHair:s from. schooner Bsdason r..
auire Ut No. 81 water street. 1
I'm se-Iw. ]. @. JOHNSON Il CO.
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TBE ENLISTMENT FUND BALL.-Fhe pre-
paraiions for the grand ball In. aid OF the en-
listment fund to come off on Thursday night
3Ist, are proceeding in a mammoth scale, and
without doubt, the ball will be one Of the
largest-if not the largest-and most brillant
that has ever taken place In ashington. The
price of tickets has been fixed at 80.
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- PATENT UFFICE EALL,
OEETLEMEN and Ladies who anticipate attend
ing the grand balls at the Patent Office next week
will find at our store lot Of the best ouaiity
WHITE KID GLOVES, which we will sell at about
half price. 90 we wish to close them out ut once
The Ladies' Gloves are all large Sizes and will suit
gentlemen with small hands. Price 81; and gen
tleneu's do, 81 so. They of the Celebrated
make of Balio Jouvin. =,
W. N. SINISTER BRO
No. 80, opposite Center Market. q
NH asst between 7th and ath STA
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TEE NINTH ARMY GoRPs TO RENDEZVOUS
AT ANNAPoLIs.-The following Generai VI"
ders have been issued: !
Headquarters Army. 4djutaIt Generals Ogce.
Washi,istyn, March 81, 1864 ALI Iurloughed
men of The Ninth Army Corps will, at the ex-
pration of their furloughs, rendezvous at An
napols, Maryland Department, and other COM
manders will facilitate the execution OF this Or
der.
BY command of Lieutenant General Grant.
rHtt e. D. TowSsESD, A. A. G.
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r LET OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
LIZ OFFICE, EORG ETOWN, DC,
M&RCH IS 1864.
= ~Persons applying for letters in the following
list viii please say when they were ndrsf.sssd,
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The various committees will be designated by
suitable rosettes. eI. -
= Gentlemen desiring invitations for ladies' will
please send names and address to Hudson TayIors
bookstore, Pennsy ivania avenue, between 9th and
Ieth streets
Tickets for sale at Hotels ard Bookstores
NH "a
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A IL KINDS OF WORK AND FAMILY SEW
"A ing done to order in frst.class style, on
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S sew ing machines on snniica-
tier TO 's1 E street, between 18th and l5th 81.
nh c6-3t- ''"'
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DY DIRECTION OFTaE SEOR ETARY PTaR
ID TREASCRY. harahx give noficn thaf + q :.

RIYlhECTiONO VI THE SkCRETARf OF TaR
u TREASURY hereby give notice that am
prepared to receive subscriptions on account OF
3, 81. bearing date March l. 1864, redeenable 1T
the pleasure Of the Government after ten years
ara Dst.Sle forty years from date bearing interest
oyer one hundred doIl-Is annusliy, and ON ali
other bonds emi-annuaily, In coin.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds thsy NAV prefer. -
Registered bonds will be Issued of the dsnonlina.
ties o,fif,y collars, $50, Ore Hundred dollars,
dol srs. (S,,o0o, Five Thousand dollars, is 0U,)
AID Ten Thousand dol ars. tSl0 Nt0,) and Cou DON
Bonds of the cenomioatiops of Fifty dollars fSJB}
Hundred dollArs, Is l0a Five Hundred dollars,
tSJ AMI One Thousand dollars. Is co.,
Subscribers will be required to pay in addition
to the smount Of the principal of the BO1ds, ia
lawiui mensy t.. accrued int. rest in coin Tor in
Banks. adding fifty PEI cent for premium until
further notice from the f-st day IF March or
BE- pfernber, as the case may be, ntil the dsy of
snbscsi pti~n and payment
pom receipt Of subscriptions I will issue my
certificate Of deposit therefor in .duplicsto. the
iginxl IF which will be forwarded by the sub
seri e, to the secrets Of che Treasury, Washing
ton, with letter statins. the kind, fRsistsred or
Coupon, and the denomination Of bonds required
r. z. SpiNNER,
nh % Nv Treasurer Hpitad 0t.tao
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-FOUR PIANOS
Il .--..s SECONDHAND PIANOS
This day received from Boston four veryre.
good second hand Pianos. For sale cheap No.
and easy terms. "xyV
JOHN +. ELLIS
306 Pa. aY., near 10th st , sole agency for
NH &c st Chickerng & Sons' Pianos
n OTICB.-The Public is respectfully informed
that on and after the first day of April, 1884 ali
Weed, Csal, and Lumber landed at our wharves
viii lie sui ject to wharfage AZ follows:
For Wood per cord ........... 10 cents
ror Goal per ton ..-......... ..-.. 8 cents
For Lumber, Per thousand 49,. 90 cents
All to be removed from the W har es within five
days otherwise half the above rates respectively
Will be reed for every "A hours it may renal in
after that time. GREEN K SLEMMONS.
RICHARDS Il GUINAND
Hh 26-6tA WILLIAM Il JOLLY
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T NE, LIME LIME Orders received for first
II quality Pennsylvania ALUM LIME, at the
Lumber Yard on Indiana Avenue. between I'd and
I'D streets ], Geo bushels now in store
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REGISTEH'S OFFICE, March 25 1854
uS Notice is hereby given that the Licenses is
sued to owners of Wagons, Carts. and Drays viii
expire on the first Monday in April apd that said
Licenses must he renewed in ompliaLfce with law
at this Office within ten days after that time
SAMUEL +. DOUGLASS,
NH 25-dtapl0 Register.
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HFNOTICE-The members Of the Colunbia
uS Engine No. 1 are hereby not fed that an
election for seven directors of the Columbia Iii
Nine April 4 1854. at The Enpinebouse Polls
open from to p. N. a..
missioIers of Election--Francis G. Jardells,
JOS r. b. TAFT, N. N. Bassett.
mar Ell Librarian C. E. COMPANY
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MUSIC jCANTERBURY HALL,( AND
II L LfCANTERBURY HALL, { THE ATHR
LOUISIANA AVENUE, tfs I
Reay of National and Mstropoiites Hotels.
GEnRcK Proprietor
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nFJOURNEYMEN HOUSE PAINTERS AZ
u SOCIATION.-At meeting of the jour
neymen House, Painters Society of Wsshington
after the LIST day of April next, the wages of all
!ourneymen House Painters be 81 50 per day; and
demand it is made the duty Of each journeyman
to refuse to go to work until such demands are
the 4 ssociation will be held on PkfDAY EVE
MING, April lst, at O'Clock. t-.
NH % ST. c. POLE, Secretary pro tenn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-13

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
u GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
we Will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind Of goods can be bought in the Territory. All
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods de-
hvered Free of Charge. kORN BROTHERS..
Gold Hill, Juna IL, 1854. jnl1