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CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
Tor s.n.h colt aBikD SHELL. 10 De delivered In ths
lolos ing quuti Al the uuieIutori Ar--uts VIZ;
~ tho Hz;s.own ATscra Asssashaso;,s, 10 GO sinch
SHELL -
tho Now York Arssnsi, GovsTnoFs Is.snd, New York
ls,p1 aineb SbrLi.
AZ tue Allegheny Arsenal Pa.'ta'sh, 1000 slnch
SHE'LL
A. 10 y. Lcas .Ag.enai Mlaaoari, 5000 a-h SHE'LL
Iacsc rrcicc-ic &C 20 - --s " 10 -.ae 81 HstS ana
il.'ei -ii. ~ rr- ED ao-n n to- Ordnance N,nu-i
~ t.nl III u the ran DO e.s than .eo0 q
pr square inch Drawings &c any " tho United
.fs.rs krraE tEc rcccrs arr - 30 .nzpocsad a. TIC
founder, b~- c-i and be delivered ~ the kr-ns'
asi 30 Ato the 81 no, ss than tomb ig;a 81
tho whole amout contracted of lsT ~ses. The lls de-
livery :, tc made 'hs 18Th say sfJsnn, -sL
Failure 10 nss~ deliveries - specified tns will subject
The ltrsetof Ia forfeiture Of the -T h- msy ia 10 de-
hrer 70 that tine.
riddeTs explicitly ire Ar,er Ct Arsena,s where
theJtYogc-c 20 drfe srl the number cf prc,lee they
pFolo- IL d~s-i ~ each Place, II foT aor- than
- sias "a. DO oSai-l. .eai p-tss o.aT THAI fnsuar
cnndcfs PfsfEeioF Of voriNvhc re Known to this Dc
b Si any rsy obtaining contract oGer Shell, other
hosr IN bis iornfc they viii Dc rejected and the
contract rendered uui and void.
Bidders will lacein Will! ihs,r BIDS .hc wT!.or sot nowsdg
Hicnts oi their sure'ies over ths'r s'ynaturea
Esh party oo.s!r u. coE,.: vii b. Ssssed 20 ea..I into
bond - h approved Hi-l- for ~. f-itsiai -secuton
Upon ths award hcaz .seo. rncrss-:i h1.rgs will Ia
t.nd ard furnished win fT Of contgas, and hSns
Tine Department reserves, ice sa % geJcct any al bids
II nc. deemed Ea'sf.e.or-.
RAMSAY. Chof Of osGrars Warrington d. H." ana m
doss91 Proposals ior = Inch CoiuDhisi Shells"
GEORGE, n. RAMSAY,
Brigade. Co1es6l, Caioi,oi UEihAno1.
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ilrinilns.

ADAMS PRESSWORK. Publishers and
~ g,Aerr drsiria. ADAMS PREsSWORE promptly 30,
..u l.. accommodated 1t HObMASS STEAM RtTi.,C
IsTa BLiSiihGrr cogb-r of Crt-f- 'nd While q
DILLliEADS, Circulars, CaIds, Catalogues,
- gaVph.s's ara every variety o. fihiis1 BY 10 M
a. uOLSas's. coInsT Cent?. AID Hh.;"st-
ylrAl. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l0i t'aIl0n-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS all LABEL MAN
UFACTTBEBh
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ORDNANCE 0TFroR, WAR DrT,ErsEnT,

NA=hisetoS May !. l5ri-
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
,n~nt until WEDNESDAY,, Msy rs al = m, 10Y the
delivery the following AfseEa.s, Of hOAsE. EetiF
2RHTS. unitrd states cavalry pattern - hereinafter
81 N-77 York Arena. l5eoo se:E.
a. tn Fransiord q nat tn ssts.
~ ic Alc-.4iy Arsenal boo sets.
, Al he s. Louis h.crnal, 500 sets
Pre- curb birdie 90 ma g ae .-nr'e- wide.
Of Horse Egppmeut q b. furnished com
pet, ~rc-- tie ho Vfu, cufycoinb. aft. pekri- rn
ik and Strap. and blanket ne curb cs ne
ui.v- hardware. ard srups, se 70 cOaiofn sl.lcy
a. pa.-c b ic those dep a. tls Arm. GDGs
The be ofrtH. regular f-rs assorted
.izs. not D .achos brwo,n ina tas the iDsieo
the yymue side bers 81 had Wt- wood bevch,
~. posmes nd oan' Of beech. vel" pa, tosethefi all
thesns ono n OF IN inch tnicf ard lst the
~ b. eeg,l IA Tie best sausred h.ri all o'hoE
covering be rejected The trees 10 be subject % inspcc
daring ali stages Of he rsnpfac'urr, and N deemed
lie rarf 10 ae inspected hr.uIr cttngi hui ire
or If n.naroI VII b. mate n fha Rrssuas whore delivered
per the whole number conttsci or Tie h4st de.IV
cry 10 De made tine lj.h day u june. iagt
fsluis. ma. a.. i've ~ st.isd sins vii SUBJECT
tho contractor forfeiture Of tie EgrrooT - may a.. to do
hyvi 81 hal time.
10 o.. Iii b- co. sder-d nom parties otl-f th.n regular
manufacturer. rf such zrcra 20 taia Department 10
De- nils competent 70 execute in th-is shop, The wofA
rioio--j 'pr.
Iu.ni- Il heir suf-i--. ti4eiT own s'snstuses
Each p-r.y ann. GOTTA. Va DC o54.rc 20 enie- L.o
binds with spproe suTctie, t. faithful -=rcgt;on.
pon me peiHs n.c, -accsrsiu 0ei-fs WI De hpsl
hrd and furnished "i forms Of contract s1d bona .
Tie Dcaracn, The 4h. TO ss,cc ANY 0. al bids
" rot d-rf,i~d al faclocy.
Propc-.s val be -irseA - PrissdiefG General Geo,s-
D. Ra-tay Chio % Ordnance Weshistou, u. c." ADJ MI
tG iHdo.sod sropssas for Hsrss AgaiF nenis;,
bEU. y. RAMSAY,
Fr,y.dier. General ,hle' trrh
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NETWORK d NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1859. COMMENCING MAY ,, 1854 tss<s
Passenger Station IN fewfork Tthst and <ha Az
Frtrsncs 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NsM-fORk:
For Naw-IIsyea, !. tEyb 1889 q lS:ls Orb SOP
N1.l. 3:sa 90 ald.s lE1) D. N.
For bridgeport rs lEIl u;o . n; n:E tEx.l s0
tEK-i $3.50. S.lc and tEx.) ?.
For Milford .ad >trstcrd J. 1880 g N $3.50. $3.50 ?. N
Fer tsiffsd Southport aid Wes.port, T. ny H.; ~
$50 D.
kof Ner~sA. J. 80. ii.p M; isis CEI, 500 cen
asG, 4:3a, $50 fEz.) m.
For D-Iien and areean.h. I. $50. uso . $50 40
Fcs Grreo~ioA T. slso ii,c. 10. 80 40. $50 60
For Stamford. !, (Exl. $780, II Al l2;iS ttLbO
OH 40 AZ, $50. sig. Gal D. IL
Fer Po Choscr and .ntnrIuot.1;s rs:.ons s;,c III -
--' CoVHECTISG TRAINS.
For Boston v1s Springfield SS m. iEx.)j 3tFLl sr m
Foreic-ton via shore Line. l5i3 lEI),e p M
Fer Hartford and Srrin.nea- tELb N:5e IL; 'LIe
$3.50. ,. M -
horGse,. J ?. II. 20 hor-bs-p:ea-
For Hartford. Prcridssce and Fishkl Railroad tis
II 10 = -.
For New Ear-n Se~ London and stonins.on RasSosda
= IL 1910. 3. 8 .. u.
30, C.n.l R-iirs-d I2iS r. m, 20 Northampton.
FoT Has..oEs Railroad, 8 ~. , y. m.
For Nsusataek Railroad, l. u. J y
Fsr psnhary aud Sorxslk Railroad T. $50 N. 4tT p ~
Iam,aoaious Sleeping Cars itt-chrd 10 - Trains.
JAMES H. HOYT Superintendent
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MERCHANT NAVIGATION and TRANS.

w PORTATIoN COMPANY, iar BOSTON via 6Roc
TON, kEW.LONDON. 6TuNTN0TON, PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT TtUNiSlN, sad NEW BEDFORD The spleS
did steamers COMMONWEALTH aud PLYMOUTH kOC8
vii lesy. Pier No 49, North River foot Of CouIspi -
daily lsxeep. Sunday, al .. II
f- taken .. low .s by any other line OfHoe u Cesse
pen,. Nc. ll5 Wes.s.. corner Q: Cocrlsndts.
hes-ysrs Nov O. ieS. W. NJ. EDWARDS Agent
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1!ari)inerr.

EOR SALE-SIEAMBoAT Boa-EKs, one
ID IA ct vidr. ons zee, wiio, both new.
DfLhaisPER IRON WORKS. FOO. Yves, l5.hs..
TURBINE WATER
IL, WnEfLs.
Cop,se,sn, men employed 70 measure srpsns make
Milan. ana prt In fur IS, wheel, and srsriDg.
TALBOT UNDEkltiLL, 10 Biosd~sy. Es~-fsgk.
SHOE MACHINERY cell
- eh-s,ed POWER ROLLiE0-aiLLS ard SPLITTING
MACHINES, manufactured by
II. H. PAYNE, Newburypor., Mss,.
VNO Paper Manufacturers. sale, g 72-iIth
FourdIlneir Machine, with Iron Drying Cyinders "
nchss diameter 70 ince. long; ion Calender Rolls Rules
and Cuttsr all complete. Aso Cylinder Machine. Of dde
widths and Rag Engines OF vsrio, sizes and Bed
Orders taken for all knd. Of Paper Mil hsohss DER
RICKsOh a BARTLETT no. 20 BseAmsnrs:., NoyYsrk
WANTED 10 BUY a CALORIC ENGINE
w two OF lour horse p9wei-Auy having tho same
% d.pose Of vii sel customs! sy Supplying No $40
RsssSvaA = DIARkUA
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RAILROAD and TRANSr

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSr
~ Coon snd affes MONDAY, Jan 10 1864 Trans ~
iosvs SIN YORK for BALTIMORE aud WAsHlNOioS
al and 10 H.. 100 .. and u Hinigh. The l;y q
Tram wiii take Passrnser, ior BALTIMORE and %Ast s
TON only tbs Nsin makes connection o. fhlsaePfs'
Trains Philadelphia. win leave NcwYork u and 10 s
u M, and r M. and " Midnight. . .
MILITARY TICKETS vii not hs received N NE ~
OF ~ y. M 'fraua J. W. Woodbury.
Dee. y, 1873 Assistant Superintendent NJ j. H. n
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tiewopciG.

DEHOVAL. RICHARDSON, BOYNTON
Co., Manufacturers of Furnace Ranges stovea 70
:serrfnr have their nfoc AID .sissogi
No. no '-n.ist 70 no 10 wAfEKSr foarul door north
81 BceimAns,. q
hOVAL.-QUINTARD Il WARD have
IL MOVED hon No II 10 10 Pue-,,. MAYS
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H ARRAi0EMENF.-LSsvssn New. Yors, Jansss-.hp al
31ih., La. River for d-onport Sag Hsrbor Hunptons
a o fer Gr--ngeh, hf-he.a. ifphsns, aud LekS
izad :, ard 3si FOR i.ip ksby Ion aud gsTE
in sdai., At and 800 End $50 D. Fer syossetj
t - H. ard ASH tstsges connect fer Cold sprlna
Oyster Bay nd aniihsionl For empsesd yanaies AZ
nfeid 81 and 1850 m, ard $50, +:Ss and $3.50
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Iih.t, Esa3
bivcy s3-s NJ for Rve.head stopping al stsons
e-y H-mp.esd and SJosse Excuricr Tickets for this a
=; reduced rates. A. REiSOhER, Superintendent
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1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.

lOOIs X h Standard GAUGE AND DouBLk
TRACK All through trains tho West by this route rs.S
New Ask from the foot " Coasisndt a. Through nnS
for Chicago. Milwaukee. st. Paul, end al points In she nes
lsud C.srrbp- Cncinns and all points 10 TIC West ~
ouwsi be procured q the oHce Of the Psnn'y wv,
Central Il. H. No Aston House, Ut the Depot 1907 ~
oor,and, A. Through trains leave New YoraAs follows
a m. Express. via Philadelphia arrives IN Pn'ssaisA q
p " Express vi. Philadelphia arrives in Piss.bursaS
l20p go a. p,..l,., n
!. p Express, via Allentown, arrives u '"'o"t'~
Orc Thror-h Train on Sunday, via Philadelphia, ss's0
A n Lido ~. gassaa9 AxapA Ne AsAAGnnnn
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ERIE RAILWAY.-PasSenger Trains lesyS
4 frsIn foo; 81 ChsDbcTs-t.
- IT,, Express for Buffalo.
$50 a. ~, Mia. daily, ior Utlsvile.
10 NJ SIisi for Buffalo anu nteTmAdists stations.
t:l5 P. m, Way for Pom jeTvi. and sewburgh
p. Night ETpr- dsily for Dunsrs, Buffalo Rechs
te Ccu.niague, end principal stations TRIM Of sa;sT5
through 10 BpEslc. but does not 10 Dunkfk.
CHAE. NlSOT, Genera Sapcrin.e nderl
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PASs
SESGER IKilf; LEAVE EEW-i0RK, via. tbe Elt1
10 CLEVELAND, D., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
connecting With railroad fcr si principal cities In the "-sA
Thi. rosd bong extended aud viii be m ccppltS
cunning Mansfield os.on. ur5ana Dayton, Cnss.
raI AID = L.aL r.,hos; errss q saIse S,yvprsrn
MeLivills Pa General Srpt
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HUDSON RIVER RATLROAD.-For AL.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FO Al
i BABY and TROY. CONNECTING with TaAHn
NORTH and WEST. Trains lave:
IRON Chsuber.-st From 18th
Express, and 10 u, and -c2 1927 m, and ano
.;:l5 ana p. m. st3;zs p. %.
Trey aIa Albany with sep liz p IA
in.-csr). 10 10 >. IL.
Pogthksov-ie Trsis, and a;s2 aud IL ;22a sDd ~
4 nc. s5a ?. pm,
P-eiskiu Trzia, ?. i:22 p.
Sing sing Train, 5;3D. 5;52.
TsTry'own Train SD o. m esp m
On 5unlays At So = from, :0,b.reA
Ticket. bay be procured ANY of The oces Of wesee,t
Express In Ssvferk sni broosyr baggage checked o
The kou.e 10 all psls the road and Saratoga SPRING.
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANE
~ RAILROAD Fer Albany Toy. NcT,h and West lesra
2eth at aspo, 10 u, aud s1 p Suuty train, ~
IN
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6teamboats ano Railroads,

TALLY LINE for BRIDGEPORT.--ThA
~ Steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves nom Peck Slin z n
I.x az IL o'clock noon arriving In time connect w ~
io.aonic Nangatuck New Haven aud Hartford EIs,ss.
Trains also the Shore Line Ssybrook and New Lesecn
rr.ight taken.
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Ocean Cleaners.

E'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA first
l. ..s<. STEAMER viii 4s.ss ns~-vSrk Tho %, i1,b
snd lsd Of zach month except rb-n hes. dsi-s Ell sun
DAY. when tie day OF departure va be ls MONDAY 10!
hwiax.
tof F'e!sh, or PGrss FPly :. Ii, sry oaoe h' Bow
Has Eecz- D. = ALLE.'. Afoii
E'OR PORT ROYAL and BEAUFORT, &c.
The o. 4. N. steamship TRADE WIND. so ,cn, suid-E
b. l.. baDsipsGr ha.tsr ~. all iSf above pors ~
I9r tir,hi fas,ssr, l-,ni h.l.eia- secomnsd ATOMS
rrpiy 70 i. N. ePOffORD ne. IL Broadway.
I,OR W.ORLEANS, DIRECT.-Ths new
u o.. Nail Steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, Z.
DAY u.y ~ II r.-. fs..s-, VIII unsurpassed eecon.
nnodstions eco No is Lsting ssn~d on day Of sailing
Apply II. d. CROANt K Co., No. % Wesst.
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AEmY OF THE POTOMAC
Names OF Our Wounded Received M she
WushinHtOn u0sPttaIs,
DOUGLAS HOSPITAL,

DOUGLAB HONPIIAb,
VIM ". Ray. T., l55 Pa Jas. r., Allen, i 6Nd
rhos j. smith A. IONY Jas Larrstai. D, 10 Y.
T. ii. Ooldsboroush, X, 6 Nd =. NJ BVswe. Is, II Me.
sergL-Msjor Timothy Tubbs Y Regulars
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DIED.,


o On the ed inst. FRANCIS XAVIER SCHENIG,
aged 90 years and 10 months. May he rest in peace
Lonely the house and sad the hours
Since our dear fathers gone:
But, OH a bri ghter home than ours
In heaven is now thine own.
Lis laDgpishing head is at rest,
His aehings and thinkings are DER;
His quiet, immovable breast 81
Is heaved by Affections no more. -
His friends and friends of the family are invited
t9 attend the funeral on Friday afternoon at >
O'Clock. from his late residence, ath etreet, be-,
tween and . 1857 au y a.rE 90
On, Thursday morning, st @ o'clock, EMILY
JANE, daughter of William and Jane Horner,
aged 70 months. 81
Her funeral will take place on Friday afternoon
at4p. II. from ID street west, between and G
north. '' =
This morning, THOMAS, child OF Thomas and
Margaret Merri,ssy, sged months and % days. y
His funeral viii take place from the residence o.
bisfather, at o'clock p. m, corner 10th and 4
streets. t,.Fl -. IS s-- -s-4-.. p
This morning ct 8 o'clock, MARGARET ELL
Middleton, aged Yesrs and snlonths. -
.Fte friends IF the family are invited to attend
the funeral fl ON the residence of her parents.
street nSrth, between Sd and 9Th streets east, TO
rhorrev sfterneon, a4th inst. at 8 o'clock
Suddenly on the I'd instsnt, JOHN o. HARRY
Tor Is years esinssters TennaliytOwn. Dc y .
AtAppsgoiis s or The 9th. in5t, Mrs. CATHA.
Msccubbin. aged 81 yeaNst = l.
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HAN DYII HAN DYliI

Bachelors celebrated Heir Dye is the bsst In IT,
Sc,ld. The only Ad,nlsss, rxs and ysliabls Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye Is psrfect-chanses
Red. Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to Q Glossy
Blaei or Natural Bsosn, without injurips the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing Its pristine color and rectines the i'll effects
Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAMA
BAToHELol, al others ara mere limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac
ry-s1 Barclay street. New York Batchelor's
Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ 7-soly
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OHce Of T,rorost Marshal and Board of
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ATTENTION Of the readers of the Star is ca
e the ad Eertisement of kidwell d Henderson, No.
fine assortment of Window Shades, Picture Cords,
and Tassels, together with a. fne assortment Of
Wall Papers Of all kinds. which they selling at
the lowest cash prices. Kidweli & Henderson have
in their employ the best workmen to be found in
thecounry. and all work done in their line is sn re
20 give satisfaction. We advise our friends to give
them call before pure chasing elsewhere Il.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsvMENTs TONIGHT,

FoRD's ThRATRR.-.. The Forty Thieves q
play Of novel character, dramatized from a
tale In the "Arabian Nights" is Announced,
and Mr.. Ford promises to produces IL with ne "
and appropriate scenery. His promises are
always carried out and therefore splendid
entertainment may be expected. Miss Susan
Denim, fayorite with our citizens, isone of the
performers.
growers THRATER.-Mr. Sim, temporary
lessee of this popular resort, continues TO de-
light his visitors with the play Of 50 Maz.ppa,-
and certainly not too much to say that it never
was performed better. Miss Kate Vance makes
a splendid " Mazeppa," and all the characters
are so well cast as to command the admiration
OF all who witness the Entertainment
CANTERBURy One OF the merriest bills of
the season Is now being performed at Canter-
Dury Hall-laughable negro farees, graceful
dancing and popular songs, with a good comic
drama as conclusion, all tending to make this
nall favorlte resort for those who would
laugh and grow fat
FAIRS AND FEsTIvALs.-At Island Hail. the
ladies OF Grace Church are still holding their
% Fair and Festival, and a cordial invitation is
extended TO all to paw them q visit. With the
commenda5le good feeling existing In the Island
ward between the different churches. there ia a
delightful social Interchange nightly of all de-
nomination., at the Grace Church Fair, and
thus the entertainment is Of singular interest
among the new attractions here are some
exquisitely beautiful crosses made by Mrs
Downs of wood Of the charter oak and the
steamer Merrimac, and resting on bases OF
lichens and moses. A fine band Is In attend.
ance nightly.
At Odd Fellows Hall. the Fair for the benefit
Home for Friendless Women and Children is
still in progress. The cause is good one, and
deserves the patronage OF all.
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SORE THROAT.

SORE THROAT.
CoUGH,
COIN.
and similar troubles, if suffered to progress re.
suit in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte affections, oftentmes incurable
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHFS
are compounded as to reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief
IT, lmr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-23

ALEXANDRIA, VA, RIAL Estate, STOCKS,
&C.-The large and beautiful establishment,
late the residence OF Caleb s. Halfowell, Esq
was yesterday sold at auction, for &c 200. The
purchaser is Mr.. Geo. E. French.
A lot of Alexandria corporation stock, with
ak months interest thrown in, sold at 20.
Alexandria Lyeeum stock also sold at $40
per share,
The company present, the bidding. and the
sales all evidenced unbounded confidence in
the present welfare and future prosperity of
the good old city Of Alexandria.
FOURTH " ARD STATION CAsKs.-Margaret
Ward, dIsorderly; dismissed. Edward Wilson,
do; John Wilson, do; locked up. Bridget
McLeary, drunk; Hannah Wilson, prostitution
Edward Crockett, drunk and disorderIy; Eliza
Wightingman, disorderly; Kate Williams and
Anne Smith, do; VIM. Hayiland and John
Fersnner, drunk; all dismissed. John Kens-
nor. fraud; held for hearing.
SRRENADB-The Sixth Ward friends OF NIr.
John II. Semmes, gave him pleasant sur
prise In the way of q serenade on Tuesday
night, having Wither's excellent band for the
occasion. a..a
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-James G. Mcclure
i Co., sold, Yesterday, thirteen lots on Seventh
purchasers, at prices ranging from nine to
twenty -four cents per square foot
Headquarters Military District Of Washington
Prouest MdrshaPS Office,
WdsainS ton, d. c., J une ~, 1861.
Special Orders, No, 97.-IExtract.l- x
From and after this date, no liz uors will be
allowed to be sold in this Military Dis riot, in
the cities of Washington and Georgetown,
within one entire block square of any hospital,
barracks, camp, or ,chsre there are any troops or
guards stationed. a-
ALI licenses heretofore granted are hereby
revoked and liquors found on any premises
within the prescribed limits will be at once
confiscated, and the owner will be liable to
IMPRISONMENT, 4 y
BY command OF Col. NJ. n. wisewell. Mill
tary Governor. Z. INGEAHAM,
je 23-1w Colonel and Provost Marshal.
EXEMPTIONS FROM THE DEAFT.-Persons
entitled TO exemption from draft can have their
papers correctly drawn by John II. McCutch-
en-, attorney at law, corner Of 18th and streets,
opposite Post Office Department. ~
C5ce Of Trorost Marshal and Board Of
EnroIlmentef District Of Columbid,}
Washington, ID. c., June 81, 1864. !
For convenience of Government EMPLOYEES
onIy, the Board of Enrolment OF the District
of Columbia will hear cases of exemption on
the ground Of non-residence. at their office,
corner of Eighteenth and streets, from * to
10 o'clock, daily. J. C. PUTNAM,
Captain First Regiment V. G..
je22 and Provost Marshal ID. G..
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SECRET DISEASES.

Sara,itan's Gift is the most certain, safe and
ehectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twentyofour hours Nominersl
no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
Its the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
DO not want to be exposed. Male packages, e.;
female, IS.
Sama7itaa's Root and Herb JRices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula Ulcers, Sores
Spots, letters, &C. Price 81, six bottles for IS
Sold by 3. O. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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CoRxs, Busross, BAD NAILS. Eft

CORHs, BUEIoyS. BAD NAILS, ETC
. Corns are the univ ersal torment of mankind To
be relieved of these terrible evils, call ON DR.
White and submit to his msnipuations You are
sure to get relief without experiencing pain. Of
Zee. 424 Pennsylvania avenue. tLane & Tucker Il
building, between AZ and 9th streets Ne charge
fO- consultation. lie 2l-tf'
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Nervous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WIAKNKss, etc. =,
Can Be Cured by one Who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the tYHth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD Fl. TRAvRR.
mar DAW,1y Lock Box. Boston, Mass.
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The CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
-NereY FddfS or Washes Out.-UphAm's Hair Dye,
30 cents q box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by
g. O Ford corner Ilth street and Penn. avenue
Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
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Ny GRIEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auet.oneers.

DY GRlEN q WILLIAMS. Auct.oneeEs.
ACTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI,
TIRE ON ID STREET, BETWEEN 18TH Akh
iSI STREETS. sou tn SIDE OF PkSHA.
5 On MONDAY, the 2sth instant Ut 10 'cleok q. -.
we shall sell, ct the residence of gentlsAsa ts.
clfnfng housekeeping, viz
Sofas. Chairs, Tables. and Pier G,Aess.S
Book Case, Wardrobes, Dressing Bureau
Bedsteads, Wash stands and ornaments.
Mattresses and other Bedding:
CARPET, Crockery and Glass Ware.
* Cook, Air Tirht sna other Stoves. -
lot Kitchen requisites; and many other act.ciat
e e ss"sloup " GRIEN & WILLIAM Aue:s
The house Is for rent on mederats tssmss Pos
ises. wosafH gszls IEs zTo.03 t1s.sE1G VI.
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JEwELET;-Gold- plated Jewelry, and Silver
plated Tea spoons, at the Dollar Jewelry Store,
ASS Pa. ayenue, near AZ treet. lie % -2tt'
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Warranted TO CURE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
Standing, win cure Gonorrhoa an sag days. No
change Of diet REQUIRED; Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washing on. and Henry Cook. Alexandria ja ely