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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Special Notice.

y5yHE Commissioners Of Roads will give credit
q to Owners of Road Hands that baye hereto
foro worked ST4 day. to each Road Hand owned.
A. this last cali is the fth call for hands to work
on the fortifcations, all arrearages of work must
bolnadc up at this call. ~ ..,.,.s'.
All Commissioners are required to; make . re-
turn of all dcfaultcrs to this call to the Agent at
the-diferent Depots where they deliver the hands
on the Esd inss., stating distinctly the District
Battalion and Regiment the return is frora. Each
Battalion Board is required tosnake report I'M.
medintely to tho State Agent Of tho ovner,s name,
the number of Road Hands each ons owns, lex
eept those owning but one road, hand, stating
distinctly tho District, Battalion and Regiment
where the Report is from. -.
,By order Of DR.. r. b. johnson, State Agent
GEO. B. MILES, Chair. Genl.3'd.
A.'JoNEs, sce'ry. "a q
Mar IS it ...i ~
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Enchanting Prospect,

Tia sad that tho Bco Company will ll'establsh
sooa n Bee Store in overy town and village Of the
State that they will derclogo hive in Eagen-lda
during tho month uf April. Of course this is not
so God forbid .hnt it should be. If the worst
comes tothe worst however, VIC earncatly hope a
"I'atsey Striaysr" will arise among US: Tho
Columbia Bee Store gave rise to the admirable
letter of "Petsey Sringar, and that is decidedly
the Only gesd it has given rise to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16

aSaI- Tho New York Horald, of tho5th, con-
tains the first accounts Of the failure of the raid
on Richmond. Tho Herald ssys the news is
uoitSor definite or satisfactory.
Gss.- BcaarogArd has temporarily established
his hoadqaartcrs in Florida. Rumors arc rife Of
fresh movements, looking to the "Wiring out" Of
tho entire Federal forcc there. soaay Floridn
papcrs.
ey Itis stated that Tennessee is nov full of
guerrillas who ccno down from tho mountains
and asssil tho supply :rains, and interrupt tho
sompRRisa.iqps Of the onsny.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Notice.

a. meeting Of tho Commissioners of Roads OF
| "A tho Lower battalion, 10th Regt, is callod as
Mt Willing -an the ED inst. Commissioners N at
comc prepared to make full returns of oil har lie
liable to Road duty, and of all hands. previous,y
ssnt to the Coast.
AN owner. of slaves liable to Road duty within
my bounds formerly Josiah Patgetts) must re-
tort.to ME on or before the 22d instant the num-
hs,- of hands liable to Road duty and the number
previously sent to tho. Coast, and SEQ that they
hare one-faarth OF their hands at the Depot on
tho 2sd, according to notice Of the sts.e Agent.
E. W. SKIBELS, Chair.
.Mar.l8 1t =
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Military: Notice.
HEADQUARTERS,

EDeKr1EID c. H., Mar. sth, 1885,. .
COMMISSIONED and Non Commissioned Om-
u GERS and Privates,. detailed men in any De-
par,ment whatever. also sick and wounded SOL
diers absent from the command, Of Gen.. Long
street, or the Army OF Tennessee, will report to
NE at these Hsa1- Quarters Immediately, prepared
to move off to their Commands.
Those who fail to report within a1cssonabls
time will be arrested and sent to their commands
under guard.
: BY command of Gen. Johnston.
-. L. CHARLTON. Capt. C. S. A.
Marc ct IL
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THE ADVERTISER.
JAlsas T. BACON, gDlToE
wEDNssDaY, MARCHHG, 1864.

za- Attention is called to the military notice
of Capt CuARLros.. He has, We arc instructed
to say. the names of 25 officers and priyates be-
longing to the Army of Tennessee, who will sare
their chsractsr and much trouble by calling at his
Head-Quartors in this Village immediately.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Funding.

On Monday, according to notice, Maj. cARw1LE,
Dcpositary for Edgefcld, commenced issuing cOr-
tilicatcs nnl before closing his office that eycnns
over Ninety Thousand Dollars had been funded
The work still goes bravey on, and ere long the
present issue Of Confederate bills wilfbe " rum
bored among the things that were." And, IS tso
Masvns ssy, "So mote it be-"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16

~ Hon. Linton Stevens has introduced in
tie Georgia House of Representatives in Special
Session, a resolution declaring the power to sus-
pend the HaJtas Corpu, limited by tho Prohibi-
lion that no person SHALL be deprived ef liberty
without due process of law, which must como from
the Courts, and not from the Executive; and that
tho Act Of Congress attempting to sustain arrests
undor process or orders from tho Executive, is
void
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Pay Your state Taxes.

Car accommodating Tax Collector, Capt. DEAF,
g;th groat inoonveniencO to himself, has kindly
consented to receive ths s.asa and District Tax
forthwith. to the especial gratihcston Of ta1-pnJ-
Urs generally. See his notice and appointments
ia another column, and bo prepared to meet him,
thereby saving the 3s5 pur cent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Tbc.uNeyy MONEY!,

Within pno w5ssk frem this date, (says the South
Caro,inian,) there will bo sent to Ricamsnd from
the presses of this city ten millions OF the new
currency. The number of signers has beon large
" Interested. .siahy OF thctc are Ladies. We learn
that the issue from the "miil," will DO ut the rate
re- two millious aay.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Remember the Soldiers.

Tho Central A,fociation at Columbia will dis.
patch Cars Tor Joussros'a army, March l6; fOi
LEES army, March Is; OR LusesTsEEr's army
March %.
lave your boxoa at Columbia in time; and be
sure to send lots Of peas. dSiod fruit hams, lard
pepper, &C., &c. Feed the "hoys" wcll.-even il
re are reduced to bali rahoaS ct home .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
.r Ertreo,6;nary Statement.

It was currently reported on Change yes
terday afternoon that in q fey days one OF
the fastest screw steamers shoat would leave
a British port on cruise after the Alabama
Thia rew steamer has been purchased, and is
being fitted out, a. the sole expense o.. two
.irstclass English heuses-one 10 London
aud the other in this toRn-bo;h OF Whom
have suffered heavily in consequence OF the
d.oredations Of the famous Confederate erui-
ser. The new vessel, it is expected, will steam
three orsfou- knots on hour faster thaa' the
Alabama ever could or will do, besides being
much stronger, and when armed, carrying
ours of such calibro and co1struction,) the
Chances of the Alabama being able 10 cope
s;il Siih her gill he hopeless. She will be com
,oanded By inen Who has. .,ready gaineu
much potoriety in connection With oecaain nav, d
;c,,ion. and Id whom Capt Semnes will find
a foe aSor1hy CT M SS..==-l;" S.=-l; The mission ol
this sew steamer, whilo it will be Chiefly to
mint and catch the Alabama, will also be di-
rected againat the other Confederate cruisers
Georgia, Florida, RapPahannock, Should
the latter get 10 SEAL aud Tuscaloosa. Al
ready two bardues have left England with
Goals for the "new conner" which vii! be dis
charged at one or two ports which TINS vessel
will make her rendezvous. This steamer, OF
course, will act in conjunction with the Fed
eral cruisers now on the lookout for the. Ala
bepa. We may here repeat that the actia1
"a tns psrt of British nfcrchsnts is prompted
BY heavy combined and personal losses in the
destruction of neutral goods ia American bot
toms, and also by the facttkcS hitherto all the
efforts Of the Federal navy to capture the Al
abana have been truitless.-Livcrpool Post,
February 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16

DEAUnEGARD's DEPARrMEHT.--The Rich
mond correspondent Of the Charleston Mer-
ciry says:
We have been fortunate inmany aaeent en-
gagements, but no where more fortunate than
in General Beauregard's Department. Take
the sfairs at Johns Island, Whitmarsh and
Lake City, in lump, and they make q pretty
heavy one. Altogether, the .Cbarlestoniana
anditheir Generals have good cause to be sat
i.fied with themselves.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16

The young slave Who WAS accused of acting
fire to Mrs. TILLMAN's barn, and who being ter
rfci out of lis wits At tbs prospect Of Immediate
punishment confessed lie deed, has been acquit-
ted by highly enlightened Jury. Hc is now at
li5erty-tse stigma removed :rom his character.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Resolutions of The st 8. G. Cavalry


Resolutions of the Lst s. G.. Cavalry.
Whereas tho various commands throughout tho
.rmy Of Nortborn Virginia, and other armies OF
the Confederate States, are re.cnlisting for tho
war and adopting spirited resolutions, expressive
of th.;r determination to continue service until
the loo! of the invader shall be driven frem the
soil of.tse Confoderaey; and whereas this Begi-
ment having enlisted (" for the NOR" from the be-
ginning, has NO opportunity of expressing its de-
termination by rc-onlistins In order, therefore,
that the sentiments Of the 1st S. c. Cavalry on
this subject may be made known both in the army
and elsewhere, be it
RESOLVED, That NC reiterate our former deter
minatien continue in the service until the last
fOst of tie enemy.is driven from our territory
and psacf upon honorable terms restored to eur
beloved coun.J.
R-solced, That the commanding officer Of thi:
Regiment be requested to forward 3 cepy Of The
above resolution to Gen. Young.
T. W. WHATLEY, Capt. Co. c,
J. S. WILSON, Capt. Co. D,
S. Il. JONES, Capt. Co. A,
COMMITTEES Appointed to Draft Resolutions.
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s~ Gen. Seymour has g gone up"-his defeat
at olustee, Fla, by cen. Fiunegan has placed him
nndert tho ban of Yankee Condemnation, aud one
report says Gen. Gilmore has placed him under
arrest.
s Thcrc can be no excuse for idle farmers
now. ii you can't raise yous arm in deisnco of
your lapd, you can make your land rsi.o few
regeta5lssin defcics of your army.
gsy- C4l DahIsresn, whp lately died the death
Of soldier, wiin thss Disgrace OF fslon, in a
conle, hear R:chia0nd, isa som of the Yankee
Admiral, who Invented the cannon that bsars his
pams,
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Fund Y our sIMenegAI

nSRsDNs desiring to FUND IN FOUR PER
CENT. CONFEDERATE BONDS, under
tn. lato Act of Congress- can DO aoon and after
Monday next, vt tie Office Of The eompissi6nsr
ih Equity. 4.
: ali notes Of the old issue:must.be endorsed: by
tho person Offering theri; rs nene;will be taken
without said Enforcement. s.f.s.g55 -
2. W. CARWuE, Deposiiarr.
Edsefeld S. c., Mar {, 1854: -=:.;='E s'4t IL
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Mar l8
Stray Mule.

crRAYED from. tho Subscriber come weeks
S.since light colOred bay aolsSE MULE,
four years old, small sizs,-when last he,rd froth
ho was in the him will S. thank
fully rscsiyod aud Iiberatly rewarded if-returned
10 me a: Augusta, aa. - c,,,,isy
Augusta, Mar st ~ :
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Administrators Sale.

nY,yirtuc of m order from tho Ordinary of
Eb Edge6eld District, I will proceed to ssllat
the late rosideuco of WILLIS 6ATCHEK. do
ceased, on TUESDAY, the 29sh instant; all tho
PERSONAL Estate Of said deceased, consi'tins OIL
Eighteen Likely Negroes,
-FOUR HORSES AND FOUR MILLS .
ONE YOKE OF OXEN,
CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS, HOGS,
CORN AND FODDER.
49,, WHEAT,
ABOUT TWENTY BALES TT0E,
AND CoTT0N.lN SEED,
BUGGY AND HARNESS,
TWO WAGONS.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Blacksmith
fools, &c.
r. 3. AsBZLL, Ad,,@.
Mar IA ct 9. II
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yse- Natico change in advertisement Of II. T.
WRIGHT .Esq., War Tax Collector.
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SI6r. II
For the Lezislatnre.

For the Legislature.
Mr.. ED1roR :-As the country ut this Tine re-
quires tue best talent We propose the name Of
Gen.. 3. GaM. DUEovANT for a, Scat in the
next Legislature. We hope he win not refuse to
give the Stats the benefit Of his Council.
MANY VOTERS.
Feb. II to 8
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State Taxes.

n mill attend at the times and places herenaftor
q menti;ned to collect the State and Districttsx
.fyr III, year commencing tho frss October 1863.
This Notice is intended for largo Tax Payers
:.ho have not small Confederate notes Of thesde-f
nomination Of fves aud under, and irish to osuye
funding in Confederate per aentf Bonds. 'aETill
again attend ut all of my usual appointments in
April to fsish collecting this Tax and those who
can procure the Gyes and under can then meet
me and pay their Tax in those small notes.
Tax Payers must procure some change as it
will be impossible for me obtain IL fcfahem.. :,
will bo compelled to nirs several of lay usual :
appointments this time in order to get through
the District by the srst of April. 70.
The following is list of State Taxable prop
srty.: Number of Slaves and Acres ofsLlad,
Money ut Interest, Town Lo.a, Merchandise, Sal
,rins-anL Wuses I will commence at .-tl--.l -.
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NoTICE.--BANK HAaBURG, S. c.
Persons having DEpoSiTES in this Bank or
CLAIMS against it for Eank balances, cartif-
catos of Deposits, chcck:, Dividends. &C., must,
on or Sofure .Ist March instant. present their
claim, to receive payment thereot and draw thsir
deps,Iss.
sAodld Deposits not be withdrawn and clains
presented for payment by above date, this Bank
will then fund, unlar Act of Congress, and pay in
4 per cent. bonds, when received.
C.DxcoTTRs, Cashier.
Mar. 1s It i:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16

Dahlgresnis body was boxed up at Wal,
kerton on Sunday and brought to Richmond
With the object, We understand, ofits positive
identifcat;op; and the establishment of the
fact of the finding Of the Infamous documents
upon it, ell Of which has been attested by wit
nesscs. Henceforth the name of Dahlsreen
is linked with theternalinfamy, and in the years
10 come, defenccless woman and innocent
childhood will perusc, with sense of shrink,
ing horror, the story of Richmond's rescue
frous;the midnight sack and rayage; led by
Daiiigreen. 1t would scem.sornetning Of The
CURSE be game to bestow upon others lighted
upon bis own carcass, when It fell riddled 5y
gvcnging Southern bullets. GtrippcI, robbed
of every valuable, the fingers Gut 0iy' Cor the
sake of the diamond ring thsteucircled tbcul,
when the body was found by those SEM to
take charge OF it, it was Bing in field stark
naked, with the exception. Of tks stocking.
Some humane persons had lifted the corpse
from the pike snG thrown.it over into the
field, to save it from the, hogs. The artificial
,eg worn by Dahlsreep Yas removed, asd is
now at-General Eisay's headquarters. 1t is
Of most beautiful designand finish.
Yesterday afternoon the body was removed
from, the Car that brought it to tie York Riv-
er railroad depot and given to the spot of
earth selected to receive it. Where tina. spot
is no one but those concerned in its burial
know or care to tel. Il gss dogs burial,
without crffin, winding sheet or service.
Friends and relatives at the North need in
quire no further; this ID all they will know
lie is buried burial that beftted the mission
upon which be came. Hehas ".swept through
the ci.y of Richmond" on pine bier, end
"written lis name" on the scroll Of. infamy,
instead of I" on tho heartsof bis countryinef,"
iseyef 80 be craScd. He asked the blessing
olsssIlnjs hty Cod; On his miss on of rapine,
murder snd blooi, and the Almighty culsed
him instead. Examiner, SLh..
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sUBscRtpgfeNs,,o. the ADVERTISER for one
y,-r frye DOLLARS in advance For Six Months
nysDoIEaEs.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at THREE
DOLLARS par Square 10 n,inlon lince or rss) Tor cach
In -,a:. Alyef;erlunts without Instructions sS 10 INC
naao.r Of iaes % bsinser.sa viii be published uial
futiIl, :..,l clargs gslaccordiasly.
Announcing Candidates for sny Office ei honor o'
r,,S, TWhN:tY DOLL AIRS, 10 be paid before the an
nounc=mcnt is published.
ob:.uarr notices, Tributes of Respast or any con,m4
nie.,ion personal ls nature will be raed IS
tisz,nea.s ani charged accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-16
Fer tho Advertiser.

Tho Ladies' Aid Association respectfully ac-
knowledge thsrecsipt of two .pais0 of nice socks
from Mrs. Isabella BiocKHn, for which they
return thanka.
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Presentation Of Flag.
Hnab%Rs BUFFERS CAElLnx BRIGADE,
9,sl z..If F.brnorv "a. 1854.

Orders :
Mks OF TEE 1sr- S; G. CAVALRY: The Brisa-
dier-General commanding presents tsayou ne"
batt,e-fag, which he hopes win Ss Ssappreciatsl by
you as token of tho appreciation and admiration
which you deserve at the. hands of your country
men aad let it ever remind you fhat -ycur dssds
of heroisn at Brandy Station, at Uppersille md
az Gettysburg will ncycr be forgotten. But above
them all,tho Brigaaier- General commanding de-
sires to express to you hiss,nquaihed admiration
of your conduct st Bethel City Church., on the
lO;h Of October, 1898, and upon his memory is
engraved in iedeliblo characters. the maddening
shout that arose when tho 1st s. C. Cavalry was
called upon to charge, asd tho Dash of .abres as
'hand.t o-hand they rushed upon the dense lines Of
the ensmy's infuntry, led by the gallant Lieut..
col..J D. Twisss.
The Brisndier- General commanding feels as
sured That this hsg viii mover trail in the dust,
but that the gallant mon Of tho lat sc. Cavalry
viii protect it nom und forever, even if tlis wal
should last till the crack Of tho doom.
Pm, d. YOUNG, Brig. Con.
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OBITUARY..

DIED, on tho 23a of Feb, MAMIE E0GENIA,
infant daughter Of Rev. J. P. and A. L. MEALIaa,
2 months and 90 days. - 5
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New Corn Mill.

A NEW CORN MILL has been lately erected
IA Mt Balmoral Plantation, formerly GovernoJ
Bonhums, and il now ready to grind on !oll.
Mar Is 2t II
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For Sale

A GOOD WORK HORSE. Sold for "a sau e,
IA the owner having mousse for him. NJ ply
at this ofiee. -
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GGag>nIs g1btrtiisne. ,
7.I1s;fIp EVERY WEDNESDAY NoEs1SG7

uyRIsoE, KEEss 6 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THANKS FOR AIp.-The German Relief Associa
ton t. nder many thank. to Mcssrs Johnson Co
kelawski Jones Bros. Weyand, Ebel Singer. Em
erich, SchucLng. Aigler Csshe, Briel, seitz, Ko
man Nolhman, Taqsig, Cohenhem. Dilks, silves
berg, HammeTschlag, Heilbrunn, Wiegmann
Springmsnn, Gerhardt, kammerer & Kessler
trihutions of oranges lemons jellies, sardnes. eggs
wines brandy, whisky, lager beer, weiss beer, hit
fans; underclot4s: towelling handkerchiefs, bread
crackers, apples, lint, reading matter, and sundry
other articles.
The Association has sent thirteen efficient men
to the front. As the army advances wants for
the wounded will increase. We must keep our
Commission on the field we'll supplied, and for
that.purpose now appeal to our fellow citz 4
to come forward contribute literally articles
or money. v no could fail to assist those who
have been manned W hilst protecting us?
Messrs. A. Eberly, 81 7th street, Charles Klo-
mann. 18th street, and F. Muhlinghaus, Market
Space near Stb street. are authorized to receive
contributions of any kind and will send for any
articles they may be notified as being ready for
delivery. By order of the Executive Committee:
IT. JOHN HITZ, President
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hRsIGNED.-Editort Star. Captain Frank T.
Barker, Of the 14th New Hampshire volunteers,
having rendered his resignation on the ground
OF unpleasant feelings between the colonel of
the regiment and himself has been hoaorably
discharged the service, notwithstanding a
strong effort was made to have it dishonorable
and II was so read in presence OF the regiment
on dress parade; thus attempting to place q
stigma upor the character of an honest man,
whose fault was, steady determination that
the rations OF enlisted men should not be used to
proht any officer, whate yer his rank might be.
The President made the folio wing indorse-
ment on it, when referred to him for action:
"My opinion is that the resignation OF officers
is not, nor is likely to become q very extensive
evil either in the army or elsewhere; and that
when an officer offers to resign rather than to
remain and keep up a diff Guilty in his regiment,
1t Is rather meritorious, and tends to the good
Of the service. Let Capt. Frank T. Barker's
resignation be accepted, and he be honorably
discharged"
Capt Barker was a gallant and efficient Off
Ger. and has endeared himself to his company
and regiment by his genuemanly appearance
and soldierlike bearing The service has lost
an excellent officer and the regiment one of
their most cherished friends.
THE SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES here
VIII be found the programme for the coming
examin atoms of the Public Schools. It seems
TO matter OF regret that the trustees do not
ind 1t practicable 70 so arrange the or6~r Of
examinations that they may cover more time
not so many per day. With four or more ex-
examinations allotted to An afternoon, 1t is Of
course impossible tor those interested IN the
public schools TO be present at enough of them
TO get an intelligent and satisfactory idea Of
their respective progress.
AN EVENT OF INTERBsT.-9reat interest is
felt in the coming pic-n of st. Dominick's
Church Sunday School, to be held at the Park
on the 23d inst Extensive preparations are
being made by an excellent committee of ar
rangements. and the affair will be distinguished
for enjoyment, good order and comfort.
Editor of The Star In your local column 1
noticed description Of a street washer or
sprinkler, under the signature OF A. w. am
the inventor and patentee of that apparatus,
and have been trying to introduce it during
the administration of Mayors Berret and Wal
ZACH, ard also through the fundamentally of
the Commissioner of Public Buildings, with
ont success. 1t is to be regretted that the tho
roughfare Of this great Metropolis should be in
such filthy condition. 1t is not my fault. I
have tried every means in my power TO have
this apparatus introduced in this city.
1t JAMES p ELLICoTT.
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Warranted TO CURKIN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
standing. win cure Gonorrhea an sag days. No
change of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by 8. O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia Sly
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR DYE IN TIE Would
-Nersr Fades or Washes Ont -Uphsm's Hair Dye.
so cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by
S. Ford, corner 18th street and Penn avenue,
Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
a6-ly
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of the Great Pennsyiva route, Vice T. o. Nor
ton, to take effect on the 18th Of March Mr.. Will
kins has been connected with the Office at the
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvana avenue,
during the past two years, and is thoroughly con
departments All applications for information.
tickets. &c, must be addressed to Z; j. wilkins,
Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue Ed. 8. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent,
apB Great Penn sylvaniR Route,