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UNITED STATES NARsHAL's sAL1.

Ia virtue Of . writ Of Fieri Fscias issued from
NE Cl.rks Smee., OF the Supreme. Court. Of the
District OF Columbia. and 70 me directed, ! VIII
court House door, of said county. on FRIDAY, the
9Th day of April. 1864 at II O'Clock the follow
rs described property, to wit:
.ommeneins for the said psrt st s point on 2lst
rreet west, at the distance OF - feet from tae
aot:hesst corner OF SAID SQUARE ana q, running
hence S. feet thence north 2 fest, aud thence
east S. feet said 2lst street west, and place OF
oegnuiDg, estimated 10 contain no square fee,
t'sether with eli and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon IS the property OF
Thomas NcSsrny, and will be sod TO satisfy iu
oe'ai' No 2is, in favor Of lssss al nslz9er$ioS
kp7ddds Us. Marshal, d. o.
NAtE or OLD sssNcskkEsvIoEABLE ssckE GRAIN
N' SAa''@a' @sssrssfes, @ g., Apsii sf's'rs.G" e sa
WI! be sold at public suction at SEVENTH street
.I'il il, 1854, 81 at At 10 % o'eiesk ~ "oN "a
q" OLD AND SsssskkssV1osABLE Ssssks GRAIN
Successful bidders viii Be Tea uired to remove the
asss within dys days from the dsy of Sale. ~
Terms sash il Government fnnds ,,oyr
.ps:a Brig, esnn and Chief aa.s:sssssssr g. asskss
SALs OF ooNDIMNID HORSES AND MULEs
cEIrr oularsnax.sTR,so ot,Is..
vi, b. s0id q saSiie ~ .asson, saet Il The oorrsls
sli si s & M .ss soa a.
Ds1SDAa hosggns asginlls 1ss And IN a5LGs.a !Gs q
Terms assf 10 aovsrns%snt Co 81, sSf fasas.0 ful0'
'>'ss 70 commence at 10 o'sioGf I. .sTn, Wv
,,,a .sris. ess. and Chief ousrsrm.sssr.
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"a LADIES OF WASHINGTON "a
Nv s, HELLER, 0
* No. "a Market Space bet 7th AID sth sts.. *
Has opened very largs assortment of Spring and
Summer Cloaks. Also, q great variety of Fancy
Bonnets and Flowers Embroideries, such az Lace
Collars, Handkerchiefs, Sleeves, &c, &c. Fancy
Goods Fancy Parasols, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, and
q large assortment of Ladies' Under Clothing and
the best cheap price Gloves. Ladies', you will do
we'll by calling and Examining our stock of goods
before you buy elsewhere. NH "a Inn
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p oofINa IRIT xn
Constantly on hand and for sale, Apply TO-,
B0TELER WlLLsON,
31S Peupa, avenue, uD stAire,l
nh ~ colin betWeeA Oh ana 18th sts.
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THOS. H. DONOHUE & CO.,
i PL UMBERS AND GAS FITTEE
No, 80 BRIDGE STREET GYoRGKTowS

AN orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations az; rH
tensions viii receive prompt and faithful stt.n
ton. Plumbing in all its branches executed in
the best manner.
Water introduced and Hydrants put up At short
notice. ses mh @ lm"
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
Z IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
Il OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
APRIL q. 1864
LADIES' LIST.

SPersons applying for letters in the following
list will please say when they were advsr.ixta
otherwise they may not receive them.
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SALI BY THE UNITED STATES OF BAL.
- LOOMS AND FIXTURES,

Recruits Wanted
TRl QUOTA OF THl
eSsTRICI OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FeR v1rIRANs.
4552.
932s Of which will be paid in advsnes.
COUNTY 1oB NIw RIcRUITs.
846e.
ss2S Of which will be paid in advance.
sOUFTY 1oR UoLoRED RIoEUITs,
$3.50,
Paid In advance.
fIRsoNs WISHING TO IHLisr
A8u sprly to sns OF tie fonov,ns
RECRUITING oPrIcsEs:
Es. EAKIR.
Ans.ns Hall, besr the Market, on PenasylvAn1a
svsrue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
]. O. HYDI,
Corner Of Ecu rteenth sns New York avsnus.
o. 4. KIAsBKY,
street, near ce.ner % Nireteenth And Psnn-
f.lyanis avenue.
&c. PARKIR, .r ...r
porns, of High snd Dpsssrton r,rssa, George.
tovn.
CO LANGLIY, Navy YaTd Bridge, has bssn
appointed Recruiting 0sheer.
HENRY A. SOB 1ITZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
) M-u District Of Columbia,
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GROWERS fHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av.. NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
IEaS RD GROVER Di


MONDAY EVENING, April IL,
Last night but three most positively of the greatly
successful opera season. and last time of GOunod's s
Grand Opera of
FAU ST,
which will be presented entire performed st the
Royal italian Opera House, London, and the Acad
emy of Music, New York, and twice during the
present season at this theater with brlliancy and
force hitherto unknown in operatic represents
tions in America. A special grand opera night,
for which every minute detail will be studied to
give eclat to the OCCASION. Blue. carmine and sill
yer programmes will be furnished to the audience.
Extra details of gentlemsnly ushers and attend
ants viii be made, and a large and efficient force
for the regulation of carriages, &c, will be ap-
pointed by the Superin tendent of Police. The
Opera will be presented in five acts, with a cast Of
great strength and powerful chorus of thirty. in
Guiding the leading artists of the celebrated Aron
Society. The entire Grand Orchestra from the
Academy of Music, New York. 4 full military
band on the stage, incidental to the Opera, and
superb new mise scene.
NJ h INNER in his great role of,........ Faust
slgnora rederlcl as .........-....., Margperlte
Mad. Bertha o bannsep as ........-...., Siebel
N Grano as ..----.....," .,,,. .hephlsto phlle
NJ SteineCkc Valentine
Msd. La Roche a: :;.....,.:...,. Martha
the entire strength Of the company and chorus,
supported by full military band.
CARL ASSCHCTZ.... Conductor of the Opera
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfURE DAYS.


by W. L. WA.'L 4 CO.. Auotioreere,
lBPoHTERs sALE.-We win sell at public AVE-
Co.. on their premises, No 393 Psnnsyiysnis ave-
nue, CT stairs. very choice stock OF Wines Bran
dies, &C., consisting OF about 90 doxen The said
and not before offered to the public Private fsmi
Hes the trade ana suffers avsil as for
the advancing season with such articss rarely "a ef
Sith, no. sold only f r reason OF change ofbusi
nefs, and one OF the partners going 10 europe ,iaf
which viii hs hereafter amour, 'se uAS'
nh.se lw tchron. j W. l., NEIL 4 co. Auess.
~TnE ABOVE SALE WILL pOsIrIyELY
take plsee on WEDNESDAY, the Goth instant, 81
No O'Clock. an6
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METROPOLITAN HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH SrRERS.
GARD NER Il CO.----........-------Pr ProprietoGs
First week of the Comic Pantomine,
ROBERT MACA1RE.
hieCalre.l w II DartHOl
JaQues Str0p.- Sig. Constantine
Augusta. M lie Elise
Continued and increasing popularity of the
GREAT COMPANY.
In addition to the above named, New Songs
Dances, Negro Acts, D0ings and Sayings, by the
following artists
MISS ANNIE RUSH
HELENA SMITH, LEON0RA CREED,
G. NJ. MILES, WM. SCOTT, HANK MASON
LEW BRIMMER AND OTHERS
4 CARNIVAL OF DEL IGHT,
In rehearsal, the gorgeous fairy pantomme en-
titled the
FAIRY OF THE GOLDEN WHEAT sHEAF
Admission 25 cents. Orchestra 50 cents. Private
Roxes $3 and S.. Is.
GRAND MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For ladies' and chif1xen..
Ladies 2s cents; Children 10 - ap u-3t
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nThere are estimRted 70 be about seven
millions Of Jews in the world.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUXi
REPRESENTING THE GENIUS OF AMERICA

Ne W AND IAbIkAUAI
REPRESENTING THE GENIUS OF AMERICA.
Washington isdiseovered on an elevated Pedes-
tai, holding the Constitution, supported on either
and Mercy, Agriculture, Commerce, Art, and Lit
erature. Ceres, the Goddess of Plenty, is pouring
her rich gifts at the foot of the Nation In the
foreground, the North and South are endeavoring
TO rend the Union in twan-the Demon of Seces-
sion, with War. Famine. and Pestilence in his
train; stands sxulting by. while unrelenting Time,
with his Scythe and. Hour Glass, looks cotdly on
The whole forming picture Of
UNPARALLELED GRANDEUR
In addition to which magnificent
DIVERSIFIED PERFORMANCE,
Will be given b the
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE
Now attached to this Establishment.
HUNDREDS UNABLE TO OBTAIN ADMISSION
uNASIMoUs EXPRESSION OF
WONDER AND DELIGHT
ny THE THOUSANDS PRESENT.
The public are respectfully invited to read the
list of first class Artists attached to the Carter
bury, and compare the names with any other Es-
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no BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

ELLANEOUS.-Herald; Ledger; Mrs ]
eu perinteGdent of Paper Mill on Rock Creek
1t HENRY ADDISON p VI
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The public are respectfully invited to read the
list of class ArGists attached to the Canter
bury, and compare the names with any other Es-
IS tshlishnent in America.
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MARINE NEWS.
jolt so--s. n, as. 3 'is.-n ", NOR. @ 10
CLrAREp.

TFAHsTfIrs-Ansrioa Brymsr; ra'.et ststes-
New Oreans; bnitha ssevsna Bat Ninelalsd, Phips.
sHIP-Calhoub, Pose, for Liverpool.
BlIIs--Avosotte Nsnsanila Neryine. Philsd'a
sCiODNfHs- Matilda SANE MARTHA ani Cs'ths
ee1.. J.. 20, ~ Johns. i, Amer can Chiei, ~ llNl
O. " k.irbsll 90 Grsni'e Stae, Dostol. julia Ann
Bir %.io, stsmiod.
sLOJP- -Cortnetce, Pure-. fgr Ney Haven.
ARRIVED.
sTrAvsfIfpe- -Che..pate Portland: Sea Gull,
rlusie.ncp Ncnio. rbilaic'p' Ia KIM fsher. 7 O.
v .rr.t. G. s.1. N1..nu y u Herman Livin s,on.
luriof.. Auh'taSp H.4'ic. C1utIer ~. Aletsndi Ia;
Ve.ufr Nptfpn,is. Hilton iiond AMI Fort. Mono
i1irr -luo.. Att orleans. Ifi'rn Wellington. ID 1,
L.t,rt,. ttLrst.ya'l, Nui,,n, co.
siYls John = llairl Iiiuilad, Cula non DIEGO
hon'y.foo.
HAEk- .sNo-' 80 Gro- 49,. Hunter. Ccuius-
ros: NC t9rr't O. Norway, foIu Rotterdam.
BI..~.P NrI.rr. lcs rret'vu o, alsfon. { cniue.
rf. Iat..a g. e. ..L- li... iai, rIuo' } !lzy , .
No.t A.o.U. , O.. u..a4 - e. SAt aus L Iico'
Ar 'ff. 3tr'ooDr.
-,i.s1S'. Arctic. M ~ .eS i-ci'c, Ceo?rre-
I. ..H. - 4" ~, i-Hvi'fuc. 4 81 T. I'.'f, All iIter
% t.'n, = m .tr.tt.r i1'ldeiorIt' -.Tl Ne.'
t's.,u. W1.n..a.or. Nev Inufo1 T. S-uii h'
t.,-.tt.... d is Ir..cln, T1c~lgrd fIr Staten 4-
.n" EI.t.r. N'4 i'HtyD '.i NCHi0ut Vt'sW ..-
'.'u. - i.r III. ode i.it tury Agn- ~ 'se-
...... I... 60. Nnr' ~ ,-r' = -s4. .''-i..,
I.. f.. pa. '-..,. I.I. .I..,'re .Or 'tri'
r..sl r. t .u. .o. Prov .t..,s. ou.' ff''-
.f... i.nu .s - '-a.U =" tHp B. tt"'l's .'.i
...l4, ..r... BOO. i..'' '.'uoe, 'i. ItI. -'. ..o1
l.. i.l. E.of = llonIoui .of Eoalpn
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10? Late lor Classification.
E1VS.

CTDWI ET-Ou llidn,, July % Of cousru rtion,
70 u. eIU,.. .ol oi Jane aud Iltn C.s-..., L.od
!. .'4.a Pc mon h. tud ti caff.
40. trends suu riuA.rtlnce- )l the IAN y are 70
fp' aiD,. d.,4,,t ~ attend The flaet1- on suu.'y
.itcir.'n, SIS. iH 70 l. e'c.ocs- nom thc i''i-
a. e.. o hs parents, 40 ws-hingtcn - without ..-
thor notice ~
pLMAREsT- On w,dresd.y, 9Th inst, Ectecca u
vie 60 John NrmH-r'..
Il, .pisiive- and iiiondr oi 'hs fsipv are re-
tru 'u.., az ode +, nom tir Eei2fined bnlch
CAufrh, 10 t,h ave Q999s,o Anti -. 80
GIBBONS On ,lll. -gth Nary, wilc a pe,r Gib-
bol-. d NATIVE OF Lrr1s, 90. Nny lrelsnd.
ll,r trouus Ns i"siscuull, invited % attend Vie
fune AL ifuiu Npsy Il Brook u, th. 'saturdt, J
HUWELt.-Un july .g.h, Henry Counts ouiy -on
of v illiau sud Anne b. To. 'il.
ile ..iA,fe- lnu .'H1s ~. thc family sfe rr-
~ cf,ull+ isSftrl % attend fe itrcrnl nom ~"
Iriu.u.. Of tls iilents ~ f.t. =. oa suneEy .ieT-
o. g.. i.. ue.U' =. SsJ
Him rllav, july %, Tlgs ra-rfn wido~ Of
~, '.fs NOE e. nH'i ~ tne 4ilu pi stlt'i,
&c. N,st..','u. lieisnj, -rsd 90 yosr-
Msy lDf soul .,s, IA pSIcc Aneni
Isr friente ant ac,uiutuce- are ics,- -ctf,llv in
vf"i 10 httrnd the iunrrS. On Suhia' l-t in'', At
20, ok. noI her IA, fussdenc. %, tI~s 10th st,
tu a. Ci.Af, toue'Div. Aa5
MAEuES-Op tie eo,h inst Henry Marlsn. In
thb tifh ,rIrut lis l.G
y. t,ll',e, hui AIenf. az respectfully invited
a. o'c.vck. ilUau .ls ias. Ge.id.nc, ~. stanton
.trcs'. -
Hc,oNNELt.-ln brooklyn. Hnrrar't NcConrel.
dsls n,eI Ot tue l~te .'ohr and " doc Metouu ush,
h-,r wears, i'lrth- nd da,s.
iH. iicut- OF the Family a "sp ctuliy iIvited &c
a o'co,~, IRON ths g,sd'.ce OF her motigr. 81,
l. 80 2. a!l
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fe lod, -il rrittod tbc'T fepott which ~, toloe.
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ilI"s quota Ct 'iis co,ii, inIei .n' .Ai y III.
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Ia Al .,.t. 200. r.ti,,, ~ D. i:o., or 70, , state
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TOss sAG.H AN3 70 AET.

4 NEW . STORY HOUSE AND LOT TOA
~ ..aJ,, on ytI A. D'c hocs uyul the cas- tour
tuul funIIa, lV-ItHr st-Tt- COMA, &c. tcrus si5e
CO 10, aud t!S pt.a t",y uu AZ .Aro luol coraeI
= ore Tor -, tei r.s'. Inquire oi Mr. DAY,
IL l. tti avenue, y o".lrn. 2Tv
NOR SAIL IlOL~l AND cots IN
.ue thit .4. Nta. e 4 ,os t.'fl.e, ru4. Fort Lea
Fro.- r,t. -l'ual. l..|. ,e'lAs tur. LaaulrS
o. lDsEPli ClN4. T. Hu.se oaycs iJit Il
srlnt a. H.u. 80
EOR SAIE-ONE AND 4 HALF ICLL
Il o',vltL gue t.1 lr.,. ....Hr-, - ly n ,eeI
on the st.! t.-o .afu" fAe u! slfu tfuIuu voter A
r , ., American luls Wo l., losA ID. re., near III
g'o-tt, s3l
1SCr SALE CHEAP ANn ON VERY EASY
l. r "a tso-toI2' flame houie ana 10, 10 por.
Iru, y, .sc 4. l.. can tom J,le. 1 T. "a
~ittia o-r .k % I'd c- Zee ewes, ,ea l.. nv or
cuf!us tle daF ann O.. Gang, Ito g. 20 Uy O. ron-
tauur onuls kfyhsu Iu cay, l..ge 4 .Epl. al ma
sroiny n.tc' lot . by ~, Ell rne.c.e1- hta,ss
b. t"' '' '"' "'i''', s2u
EoR SALI-A STORE, uOCSE AND A
= 2t Al &c u l4.l, at ~ Iyl.e, Nes Ie..ev.
On tie CsLt'a. h..I. gIG tho s'r.e contain, TrrrJ
stotA VI -oo-s AMI L-s oVd p.'.luA-e. No ofbs,
sto NliLiu n'e m.lrs. The Lguse is suitgble -
Iesdenco. ~. depot "a Icing uuill NJ ,in-ns
tlt premises. Price sS'Nc. h.. .u.g. q IL! b 90.
way, loom !. IL
TEN ACRE LOT FOR SALE, 20 MII.ES
- iIoin tLe e.Ly, ponssnIy situated On the Csatr.
A&A ~ ~ - ssesA
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s>As. sbsf he fnight stiD " nvlps suce~O "
- - as,o,sd b, talents to the service Of h.' eout
~ Ia piece Of siding wiih rebeis and 'fai'0"
v.,,ov Irvrpha meeting of the
,,-,,,.,.s,o,,,. v.-.,d,y. Dr. svlnoburbc
beH.e s.,.,h, or, .,lov ever on
aA's. u g .,as,no, ,.rc,or,s'' w.r. eta-eeraud.
sD-s .s h'd ,,,y,,e ed o., board tha, vosei
i-. ,neo,, and crow, for thc Int .our
Ut ,a,i b.op land. I. On h.t cy ~.
-. vL,eA had ie,a - orylrnly iuui-
sa,rd.
Mr.. SAMUEL HALi-Tf VINO "'' '''e'' '.''
m K.l,s, tv M Tacot,. an ,nrinecr Of The lncnc
RE Co.. Of which Hf. n Lett W. .ny nn''ni'h h'
Ia the yell known WlIsueo tNrs'f aad A1-H..ei
.ss T. ,ime. past made .o iatr a re n" ~ ,','
lie .s. engaged IN nui4lo. o. RAILROAD e."fi.i.''
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q night ana the ,nii work j. nos trNaslc'cd under
.s,,e, to,ie. surveillance
The sun., 1864-07-30

Ol4ct ~ GioN ~ BlooNlNn.
prNrU CUrATED
VIZ a''acNei Wltn iufammnt on Of the luI o.,
which coutuueu tor ,eSt rr iuuu - aud t"sl mate
o. -uppLtAtul. Ii Vns Gstc4d.d With he.N, d.t y
scaled y, With cOpiuE sr ,rres o matter B.,
T., yer, ui hi .Rrate, "a o. ins AZ blood, sc, 18th
HI ne g,l pto1s Oi C'usrup-icn. he coufsc pre-
s.fltcl 0t ttf' lbd IL n .sstoT has Oniei ne.
20. n,4 - i.lunds y: &c h sinc. cgmmenccd Io
,ilr iuecic.Le.
The sun., 1864-07-30

TIE HlGnfS g CN,H PRICES T4T1
for OLD .EWsgAr.as, PAMPHLETS,
buotN Ani sIL IA'iE OF even t,.cup:ica
lOChN tI.L l'ir.-pt, e. .rns
~ Vac WI " q. :. !, ~ 4.
The sun., 1864-07-30

4 simple Herb. sTmple Flower.
tuuyu nom the desey Lee
lh.e lAcse shsli s.~aE ai'h touchiAS p9vG
Cf Shanfe aud heal h to ttes
The sun., 1864-07-30
ANUsLsiESTs.

CAnPpsLL'. MrSstEIA. -Ihit etccll,nt band In.
bssn very successful dUrin" the past week un Mon
~ sveninP The no~ iaIsi by Nahon ~,u. sung ty
Ar N. W. Gould snd we'll received. II viii J." Kept
another week Ou the It'll August tFu't Diyl thei {
siil be an afternoon performance.
BAhsuss.-The pIuioniue Of Mazulum will CON
opus for snothe- week IN consequence OF It's great
,ccess The orche,lrian continues TO play It's over
enres 10 adni Ing ero.ds, end ali We curiosiucs aye
Stiu there.
The sun., 1864-07-30

Ol u hbfIO
". ls> such R.lf1s ~ nave no strife,
~ n Ns'u. 9 " thl Lars Of Lie:
v I'll tI90t oJf haldt W never stain
Nor oLln l. sa to ,-se th,u pain
Ga Father horn ~ goodns. fnS
Provides he U~Ips e. cu.sHl Via;
lhr .uple 4ielos beneath ouT tcel
" 81 te,u, i,Ieve g.. paiu. cor. pate.
The sun., 1864-07-30

r. lcNiNJs.
No. 81 I.st ASenJr, y. L.
The sun., 1864-07-30
The Black Silkt Dress.

hspe thRe u 10 harm my dear. IN ny low
cuufesAne that this ccnvictcp vsvc " dc "a u.
hsd certsinly never persuadc- u self that could
not live without Ellen, bu, I hst drawn many yery
res,y pictures q living wiia her"
The sun., 1864-07-30

Ulyins from yorth'u cIro~rr. snt nc,lee' -
% go, ir"rrtt ny.ci INTO the frat stag o. COS.
ruup !or, 'rot various Temgdiss, bI' al 10 no
s,l.i At Is-t came lth my ycisel 10 di.chsrse al
I."ghyn / accli niali' sss on Of the dan
lie. Doc orr Csrds visited hin al lis ofee. and
tlr On Eve 'ek,. AAvt no other way % sIpress ns
ii .de 70 the eentlemsn thsn By thus publicly
max ng klOrp my CaIp. JOIN JOHNSON.
ka..-I oi ID, DTltls. BI.s E.aeskp.l.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-20

STARING AT LADIES. "A very common
form of vulgar impudence is staring at
ladies. TO do so in any public place
is ungentlemanly, but to avail one Of q
vicinity which circumstances render
unavoidable, is contemplate The man
who viii stare continually at a lady
across hotel table, or in public
conveyance, deserves arrest Ignorant
young men frequently do this under
the impression that is not really disa-
greeable to the other sex, and that
they are, in fact paying special conf
pliment. Could they know the yexa-
ton and annoyance which is often
masked under ths air Of calmness
with which their insolence is received, :
they would think differently. 1t snot
an uncommon practice at hotels for la
dies to delay their meals for hours,
subject themselves to many annoy
ances, and even leave the house in Or
der to avoid the presence of some con-
eeited puppy who imagined that no
was recommending himself to their
good graces- -Poughke4sie Daily Press.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-20

4 WOMAN DETECTING A TRAIToR.- a
federal officer IN certain city within
this department had long been suspec-
ted of disloyalty, but no proof to war
rant his arrest could be obtained, and
50 as a dernier resort woman was
set at him. She smiled her way into
his confidence and became his "next
best friend, but, finding That ears were
Of no use, for he could not be induced
TO say one word of matters pertaining
to his office, she changed her plan of
attack, and turned a couple of curious,
and beautiful eyes upon him. Not un-
frequently he would ride out OF town
into the country, and be absent three
or four hours and return. For all
the hours of the twenty-four but Just
these she could account. Within them,
then lay the mischief, if mischief there
was, and she began to watch if he
made any preparation for these ex-
cursions. None He loaded his old
fashioned pistol drew ON his gloves,
lighted cigar, babe her n loving good
by-"oniy that, and nothing more. "
was he deep and she dull lime
would show. At last she observed
that he put an unusual charge into his
pistol, one day, and all at once she
grew curious in pistols. Would he
show her some day how to charge II
pistol, how to fire pistol, how 70 be
a dead shot? And just at that min
ute she was athirst, and would he
bring her lemonade? She was toy
ing with the weapon, and he went.
The instant the door closed behind
him she drew the charge, for she knew
quite as much of pistols as he, and
substituted another. She was not a
minute too soon, for back he came,
took the pistol, and rode away. No
sooner had he gone than she set about
the examination of the charge, and it