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BOARDING..

GOOD BOARDING and pleasant rooms can be
NJ had at reasonable rates, at No. % Washing
ton street. Georgetown. ap IL Iw;'
Two GENTLEMEN wishing permanent board +,
chamber, on second loOr. in private family, IN
georgetown. For particulars address Box 90
GeorgetownP. o. aReferences.reauired. ap y 81
ROAkD.-Six or seven gentlemen can be accom-
u modated with board and lodging, on reason.
able terms, at No. 13i I'D street, between and
l., near Penn. avenue. lg- apS-Iws
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nervous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNKss, etc,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
ana hundreds Of others, and will tell you nothing
but the tTn:A. Address, with stamp,
- EDwARD H. TRArER
mar 2-DSW1y Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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Ry GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IN PnInAY tba !st hE apCd! is,; s.p
o'clock =. m, at the residence ola gentlemen de-
clising bousekeepin No. Marylsnd avenue. b,-
tween First 81 Second streets. near the Capitol
and opposite the Public Gardens, au excellent as.
sortment Of Furniture. We mention in part
Marble Top Bureaus and Washstanda.
Mahogany and other Wardrobe, and Bedsteads,
LcokingRlasses, Sofas, Chairs Carpets. aud r lgs,
Beds. Bedding and Mattresses.
Window Curtains. -E..#
China Glass and Crockery Wsre. Stoves.
" it'll many other articles which We deem Il uunsc
essary to enum crate.
Terms cash.
Ads GREEN & WILLIAMS. Atca
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Aoc FRENCH FIREBOARD PRINTS AQG
Just received an assortment of
FRENCH FIREB0ARD PRINTS
At j. MARKRITERS,
No. ass eth street, doors ahore
rsiiTToN COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.

The above named Factory, with $50 acres Of land /,
mostly wood, ia offered for sale. = LSst
This property is situated ut the head waters of
St. Mary's river. The factory building is four
stories high. with ample water power and ma
is erist mill, tavern, blacksmith d whselwright
shop. rehouse, grsnery, tailor and shoemaker
properly. TO an enter prising. man or company
this property offers very great Inducements situ-
ated at the head of nayigable stream with large
and thrifty community surrounding it. an abund
ance Of wood and timber, healthy location It can
partieuls % apply 70 r. W. ,goUaH, Leonard town.
St Msry's court, Md, or MORGAN B RHINE-
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CoLGATE'S HONEY soar

CoLGATE's HONEY Soar.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand. is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emolient in its nature. frsgrantly scent
ed ard extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin For sale by all druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers 10
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Testimonials.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., March 5, 1884,
DE-. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: take this oppor-
tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure Of deafness you have in so
short q time effected in my case.
was deaf for about six years, and for the
last few years so much so that could not
hear preaching or common conversation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, can heal as well as ever.
In conclusion, let me say that the noises
with which have been troubled In my head
for years, have also disappeared. -.
Very truly yours.
JAMES r. MCCATHRAN,
10th street, between e and f.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., March 9, 1864.
This is TO certify that having been affected
for twenty years with deafness, and having
tried some of the most eminent doctors Of our
city without any relief, I at last heard Of DR.
Lighthill and put myself under his care. His
treatment was brief, and successful. I am
now completely restored, and the cure is ap-
parently permanent I have all confidence in
DIR. Lighthilrs skill, and would advise all at.
fiicted with deafness to 60 and consult him at
once JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence near p and 11tn streets.
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY ELIGJBLY SITCA
LOTS AMI HlITSES ON THE ISIANn

ELI Luis AN - AohaN -,
BY authority of decree of the Supreme Court
of this District passed on the 5th April, 1864, in
cause wherein Kane and Others are cOmplanants.
and Thomas Simon and Others are defendants, the
subscriber will expose to sale at auction. TO the
highest bidder. on the 5th of May next, between
the hours of four and Eve clock in the afternoon.
the following lots in Snons snbdi vision of origi
may be seen in the Surveyors office, name ~:
Lots marked in such su hdirision A, II, G, D, h,
l., M, N, and o. Each of these lots has front Of
about - feet by dep.h of lSS to las feet; A b, C.
and d. front on Az street, and the other lots
south street. with suitable alleys to all. On lots
Al street; and these lots and houses will be sold
subject to the dover right therein of the widow of
John Simon; the other lots will be sold free from
her dover.
Also part of Lot No. !. in Square No. aSI, front
ing Virginia avenue. be ginning 81 feet from the
southeast corner of the lot, and having front Of
1i9 feet y FNths on said avenue, and which has
feet deep, with sui table alley.
Also, the eastern half OF Lot No. 8, 10 reserva-
ton =. a--H .ir' -..sfr - =
The latter as we'll as lots in squAre ST. will be
sold free from the widows dover right.
The terms as preseri bed by the decree are One
third Of the purchase money in cash and the resi-
due at g. II. and Is months. for which the purcha-
Gay of sale. will be taken. with retained lien
the premises; deposit OF S2o on each lot will be
required at tt sale.
The cost of conveysneing, certificates Of sale,
bonds. stamps, to be borne by the purchaser.
If the terms are not fully complied with within
i've days from the day Of sale the property viii bs
resold At the risk and cost Of the dsisuitps gn.-
nat sps.i s.sf GREEN SWIIIixsis. xaei..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JEwELRY! JEwELRY JEwELRY

JEwELRYi JEwELRY! JEwELRY.
For One Dollar,
Al I3S Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street, at
the Dollar JeWeiry Store. ap l26t'
TIE FEET. -Beauty of carriage is mostly depeen-
dent upon judiciOus preserva alton of the feet it
is impossible to move in graceful manner if the
great support of the whs1e frame be in a disor-
dered condition, and nothing impedes SO much as
Corns. Bunions. 1ngrowing Nails, or other disor-
ders TO which the feet liable To all afflicted
We would recommend an early call at Dr. Whites
office: Ne 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between "A
and 9th streets. r-=--- ap6tf
BROWN BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
These Lozenges are pre- pared from highly
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Alec
tons, Asthma, Hoarseness, Cou CHS, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat
Public Speakers and Vocnists
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual eXertion of the vocal organs,
having 9, peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech. NH 29-d&wtf
T.. J. WILKINS, Esq, has been appointed Agent
Of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice T.. O. Nor
ton. to take effect on the 2Sth Of March Mr.. Will
kins has been connected with the Office at the
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
during the past two years. and is thorOu ghly con-
versant with the business of the route in all its
departments. All applications for information
tickets. &c, must be addressed to F.. J. Wilkins,
Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Ed. s. YoUNG,
General Passenger Agent
apo Great Pennsylvania Route.
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Tue TRIAL OF CoRBELIEs TUxLL FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS RIPs-Crimiral Court, Judge
FIsher-1esterdaY by THREE o'clock large
number OF the forty eight taiesmen drawn by
the Clerk OF the Court from which to d. w the
jury, appeared in the court room. and the
follows: :
The following had formed or expressed an
opinion Ferdinand Butler. Casper Oaenst.in.
John Garrett, John Jolly, John c. Shafer, John
j. Bell, Walter W. Bnrdette, Robert Lasky,
Andrew Barbour, Jonas X. Ellis, w. u. Berry,
and Eph. Wheeler
w. ]. Murtagh had read the evidence in the
case and had some little feeling, and vas there
fore excused.
j. s. Boss, who came TO answer a summons
in the name of his deceased father, and was of
course set sside.
John r. El.ans, Phillip May, and Peter
Burnett were challenged.
George W. Herrell was excused on account
OF indisposition.
Henry Clay Stewart had conscientious scru.
pies against capital punishment
s. A. u. Marks, jr. George w. Chamberlain,
copied.
The last named stated that he had doubts III
regard to capital punishment, and was afraid
to trust himself On the trial He was not
Eight jurors having been obtained from the
regular panel and the talesmen present, the
Court ordered that more talesmen be drawn
from whom the additional four jurors may be
obtained; and after those sworn had been adj
yised not to speak Of the case, the court ad.
jourRed to this morning.
WE HAVE omitted to mention before, the ar
DIR. Lghthiil, OF New York, whose Speciality
Is diseases OF ear, throat and catarrh DR. L.
visits us at regular intervals, and is, we un.
derstand, very successful in his practice. He
win remain at the Ebbitt House until Satur.
daV evening. Anril
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DEAFNESS, CArARRH,

and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
De. LIdHTEILL,
from 81 St Mark Place, New York,
Author Of "a Popular Treatise on Deafness
"Letters on Catarrh," is now in
WASHINGTON.
and can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening, April 10th.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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mar 4 D& ,1y
SECRET DISEASES

Sauna, isan's Cir is the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
aud recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral,
no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed Male packages, q;
female, So. 70.
Samay'idn's Root and Herb .Juees-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis ,scrofua Ulcers Sores
epOts, letters. &c. Price ST., six bottles for S.
Sold BY s. O. Ford. Gee advertise.pent ms
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PERSONAL.

CllkStJAN ~ LIZ
nj EDICAL-Magnetisn and Electricity j. cur
WI ing chronic and acute diseases when al othef
treatments fail. MRS. WREN. 449 < ST.. 1a
-. between 9th and 7th, Washington.
z. ;. Ladies attended and boarded DURING con
fnement. "..1 f--. - y .-r go ap IL lm
A GOLD WATCH WANTED.-Tt,- gentleman
IA who purchased n douhie-case English gold
watch at Green's lotion store on Tnesday. the 5th
inst. and for which he paid So will confer great
favor if he will call a. 1Ssac Herzbers Son,
pawnbrokers, ono street, between, 41s and 9th sts
The orr sinai owner will give fair profit on the
same, as it was left to him by deceased parent.
ap l3-3t .sgg. a.rFF-- 4
MRS l.. SMITH. an excellent clarv0yaut and
lVl test medium, 3SS corner OF, 9Th street and
Mass. avenue, over grocery examines diseases,
heals by magnetism. sees your dead and living
friends, tells their character, gets names reads
the future. Hours from 10 m. TOT p
up Him -.F=lE Is. xxx .-TFE 2@t 70
NOTICE.-All perso ms are hereby warned gal nSt
/ Y purchasing either OF the following described
prnmisory ties One note for five dollars, pay
able thirty days after date; six for the of Eve
dollars each. payable respectively two three four
FIVE. six and seven months after date; and one for
ei sht doll airs and twenty five cents payable eight
months after date.-AH of said notes are dated
March II, 1864 each made payable to John =. Beh.
rims order; signed n. IheH - mark Baitz and
Witnessed by +. H. Bates. The above described
notes are without Consideration; obtained by
coercion. and win not be paid = Z,
An 1l-YfS p PHAIIND BARNES.s
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DISEASES THE NERvoUS, SEMINAL. URINARY
ASpsYxUAL SYsrEMs-ness andreliab BILE treatment
in Reports of the Howard Acknowledgements by
Address d. J. Skillin Hong hton Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street, Phi sdephis
Pa cas-. r,I.. NH 2g-3m
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WAHRAyTkD TO CgRz rs SIX QAys.-pr. Godfrey's
standing. viii cure Gonoryhoa in sir days No
change ofdiet required: Price 81 per bottle. Sold
b. s Ford, corner llth street and Pc. avenue,
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Remarkable Cure of Deafness.

Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.
From the Rev. Joseph N. Clarke, Rector of St
James Church.
SYRACUSE, February 90, 1864.
Ihave been deaf in one ear, ever since was
in college, some twenty years ago. BY the
skill OF DR.. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, 60 that now I hear alike with both
ears, and find that can use my voice with
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE
mar 30 eo3w
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SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's Star for interest
ng local articles
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PROFESSOR WoLowsKI's FAREWELL Coz RsE.
Professor Wolowski at therequesr Of his many
friends and pupils, has been induced to PRO.
long his stay for this course of Piano and Sing
ing which will be positively the last before his
departure, all those who wish to follow his
classes. From personal knowledge of the
Professors theory of tuition, and its practice
and feasibility, we are prepared to endorse the
encomiums which have been bestowed upon
him. Professors rooms at ZIG F street, corner
of 18th street.
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DYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Au,tionsers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OPPOSITE

On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April u At oclook.
Lot No. =. in Square No Gas. hsntipg 9 feet On
south street, between New Jersey avenue ana
street east RUNNING back 70 feet, improved By two
story and basement Frame House, the bassmsnt
INNER art as Dwelling and Barber Shoe. ~ -
Terms One half cash, the remainder in six ant
twelve m anths with interest secured BY deed OF
trust on the premises. -. - . -. -
Conyeyancsa st the cost Of the yurcheser
An ia J. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Auets.
ii Rep. G Chron,l 3aE.s ssssi 3 t-.s.
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TIE CHEAPEST BEST HAIR DYE IN TIE WORLD
-Aertr Fades or WASHES OM.-Upham's Hair Dye.
50 cents box. The best in use.. Try it. Sold by
g. q Ford corner 18th street and Penn. avenue,
ashington; and Henry Cook, Aexandria.
E-lv
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AUCTION SALES.
I01 OTHlR AUCTION sALls sls isF pAa
RY VIM. B. LEWIS 4 CO, Auo.ioneers.

s p.a, silver Wstshss ssysl1y chan. and
e!I {. Fancy VI WI p'slu LEWIS wis., Co. .ue
RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auetr.. .Georse.ovn.
ARRNAIIhNI.SsT II 4 Eg6s SALE oIA LARGE AND
sE hssSEsSfs Classs mGGGks4foSSS
ssa .a9s q sss Tsnt2
s1 ass Oh BSFs s,Tsss
April 1854 At p1eess, Na ,s Nj, ,sss
ment On account of the veatherj '''0 postpone
On THURSDAY ArrtEhksss;oos 18th Of Anil :.
ss s s. a.
A.1ssr .t ana foreign e, Goa and Silver Csi
and II Liquors. rn ensrsss. n
and q the sts.ssssn ~
% boxes Mscc.roni and yermicelli,
SEQ can. and bottles q Preserved Fruits, &C..
Large lot Letter and Note Papsr, Pens, so,.,-
i!sos Safe, Platform. Counter. and other
70 bills: Nos. : and s Mackerel.
f Soas: S Sesia c ca H;.cA Teas.
fSo1ss daa s:,;,. sd.s Candies.
: Ss.ss s.sss s =. ssts Unite Soap.
Ss s.s ss .SG; :s.; .s
SHORES Of Layer Rsisins. wholes. halves, and
5 SSis Kerosene OIL.
SeO boxes Of prime Asyana Cisars.
sFs:s sisstsss sSss s.ias Tss:sss
cases MsIi.eh.in.
i s.:s: 81 fs;Snsss. H.-
: -: & s & S s.s:.s Wine.
2fessss Of London Jockey Club Gin.
Mssossur ." and other Sr.aa ln Of eASss.
D 1n. Ssss pure 1,i.s Whisky.
sRppnclson. Hess Wine. u., ,
400 d s,ses1 s.s Ss Sf siii.otins.
675 Demljohns, assorted sizes.
,S Si'R large lot Of
.nsa JOHN FHGI FSSS Sdw AqS,s, sns.
RY WIN, L. WALL CO., Auetioneers.
THREE BILLIARD TABLES ALL COMPLETE
pSsmses Under the Hotel tsrs on B
ak Gas a aad
thing requisite for Billiard Saloon.
ap.l2 VIM. L. WALL & CO., Aucta.
RY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
FUR AND SOFT BATS AT AUCTION,
On THUReDAY MORNING, 18th instant. ct 10
. dozen iur and Soft Hats. Boots, Shoes. &c. &C..
sp.l2 WIN. L. WALL & CO. Aucts.
RYJ. @. McaUIRE& CO., Austioneers.
FURNITURE AS SRa H9gs E.f9 EFFECTS AT
On THURSDAY MoRSIsG. April 18th At resi-
dence No. i92 street. between goth and alse
and Elects OF family declining Housekeeping.
Green Danask covered Parlor Suite, Lounge. Arm
Ss4Sls. sGe and Other I.Sis:; Hssitian Bliaa..
sd. SaS.ei H 6inins rEsSss and Chairs.
Rhina Siai R1 and crGSss5. Ware
WsTdrobss, Mattresses, Boissers and Pillows,
coo okE and Sd. other Stoves Ss% c, &c.
Together with the usual assortment of kitchen
requisites.
ap I'D 10. MCGUIRE Co.. Auets
RY J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetioneers.
On rHrk sESGKs . A. RHS55S SALE ALE; 80,
Sslos5 It the Auction Rooms, we shall seu. in
1890 shares Firemen's Insurance Company Of
s2,7eo Esnk of the Metropolis Stock. .
5000 Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
5000 Corporation of Washington quarterly six per
cent. Stock.
ap.7-d &c. Meg UIRE x CO.. Auets.
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the lath in,tant, At o'ciock on
The ni VII ss Let No in sSusNe No
and part Of Of No No; 10, in same Square.
an IS - e' eREHN l. w1tIS.Ns AIT.
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PIANOS FOR Orr PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The
Scmmiltes on music have contracted with Mr.
John 7. Ellis, 800 Pennsylvania avenue, for
were delivered on yesterday. and the other
quires it, zsa# ~ = "
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DR. DuPosr's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills the rsry tsStin use They operate speedily
and eGsdirelg, and being sugar coated create no
these Pills win prove their superiority ore, all
others. Price 81 box Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner
18th street and Pa. avenue sshiuGtop and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. s-r r r. - ja6-Iy
SPERMAToRRHTA oAE CuRED.-Dr Rand Is Spe-
cifc cures Spernnto-Thda, Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency, Less of PotceY. ETC., Spssly and efeenaiy
Its effects truly magical Atrial of the Specific
viii convince the most skeptcxl Of its merits.
Price s box. Sold by &c. Ford corner 18th
street and Pa. Avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria, rf~ .a.a ! = 30 - 1a6-ly
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For One Dollar
At 43S Pennsylvania avenue near ~ street Al
the Dollar Jeweiry Store an IL St.
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- s-Si gzsg 81 sstsai6 tsza "a fstss ,p.sA
49, &ss .szEesE 8zaT - - $
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Dry VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

FUR AND SOFT BATS AT AUCTION.
. On IHCKsDAI MORNING, 18th instant. ct 70
20 dozen Eur and Soft Hats Boots, Shoes, &C., T.
&c -
ap.l2 VIM l.. WALL & CO Aucts
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HIGHEST PRIZE MUNICH ROYAL ACapEMY
AWARDED TO WAsHINGToNIAN.-T an
nuai prize OF the Munich Royal Academy for
the best sketch IN elaS-Peneiope presenting
awarded 10 Theo. Mills, son of Clark Mills, of
"ash.ns tCn. Young Mills has been q student
In Munich for several years. He had about
'hlrty competitors. IL was the highest prize. 3
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RY WIN. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

CLOSING OUT SALE OF PAINTINGS
BON 18th inst. at4o'closk,
eWill seI by catA logue, 1t the suction rooms the
remainder the choice collection of Oil Paintings
left over from the sale OF the tn, embracing many
FCsfaiosUes may be obtained application.
tsrl23t EEgTWM. L. WALL Il CO., Aucta.
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SINGULAR >I.KAP.-Monday, Elizabeth
Walker was taken to the % Ward station by
officer Steele OF the I'd precinct, for being drunk
Supposing her too drunk to make a desperate
attempt 10 escape the officer lid not lock her in
the cell. Soon after, willis the officer was busv
looking after another prisoner, the woman
slipped into the upper story OF the building,
jumped out OF the window and escaped. The
officers Were notified by persons WHO saw the
feat per formed, and they started in pursuit of
her, but she had got beyond their reach. Har
escape without breaking her limbs is wonderful.
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CHANGE IN THE MODE OF EXAMINING PASSES
At THE THEATRES Heretofore il has been the
custom OF officers in charge OF patrols to enter
The theaters during the progress of the perform.
ance, Tor the purpose OF examing passes of Of
Ulcers and enlisted chen. This has proved a
of places OF amusement, and In order TO RENE
dy il, Colonel WeisweIl, Acting Military Gov.
= 7nor, has directed that in future the guards
shall remain upon the outside at the entrance
OF the theaters an d examine the passes Of those
IN the military service OF the United States.
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Tor SALE-One thousand dollars only for an
l. equal partnership and one half Of the stock of
an established business paying from Sc to S. per
day nett profit. No bonus required.
M1TCHELL SON Real Estate Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

The Journals Of the country can do no
i,etter service to the Confederate cause than
10 keep before the people the vital import
ancs Of this subject, Every energy of the
osopls should be devoted to production
Every resource that experience, ingenuity
and practical skin can suggest should be
aested to the utmost to produce food for
nan and beast The military danger is one
Which We can look calmly ID the face, aud OF
Which there need be no terror. But who
oan fight against . deficiency of supplies ?
not our soldiers, Except those in stationary
tampsJ Tor they are combating different
enemy. The men who cultivate the SCH
compose IN army not inferior in Importance
70 that which v in the field. We Invoke
tsen 70 spare no pains In the performance
Of their duty. II one crop fails, try snotl er.
We should b glad to see our scientific apri-
culturists giving their attention to this sub
Jet, and publish such hints, suggestions
md advice - win be Of use In increasing and
divesiiyisg production. The hands Of every
man not IN the sEmy should be In tho fields.
and the prayers u good men should rise -
|sasnestiy 70 heaven Tor bounteous harye..s
- Tor sncceas1ai battles.