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DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING MA

Il ihhiALs
BUREAU or FREEDMEu AND Goy'T FAnMs,)
bi8 fouRTEErTH ST., EEAR N Y. Ay., \
WARRINGTON, Ootober 20, 1884.
Sealed proposal. Will BE- reeeiyed At this ofaee
until noon o. SATURDAY, October %, 1881, for
furnishing the following articles required for use
pieces Of spruce Pine studding, u feetlong,
so pieess spruce Pine sllls, is or 20 feet long,
iss H.nos. Joi.s for rsfser, and siillns, is feet
long, sxa
us Hsmioek Floor Joist, ~ feet long, ak 10.
$40 Hemiock scantling, Il feet long, Sxt
70 pieces Spruce Pine ssuddins' 70 feet long,
AGO feet white Pine Ceilings, g. 10 feet long.
tsost feet white Pine Ceilings, ~, 10 feet long
$500 feet Flooring. ..
iot, 500 white Pine Shingles, No. l, IS feet.
1000 feet Glass, 10 BY II.
spapsrs Gisziers, Points.
200 lbs. white Lead.
bgalions Linseed Oil.
sgallons Bsnzine.
20 pairs T Hinges, 10 inches.
Iss pairs 2-inch Csst-iron Hinges.
les Thumb buttons.
n gross Screws, I.inoh, No. 0.
81 kegs Nails, tAaforted.)
All articles contracted for to be delivered within
ten days from the date Of contract ....
An oath Of al eglance must &C ompsny each bid.
Proposals to be endorse "Proposals for Building
msssfisl." and Addressed to the uude rsignsd;;,
os21.st Captain and Assistant ouaItsrmssIsr.
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DRoPosALS FOR BITUMINoUs
STEAMER COAL. e.


DEPoT OF WARRINGTON, y
WAsHinoToN, ID. c., October 26, 1864.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until TUESDAY, November LIST, 1884, 1t II o'clock,
N, for the delivery OF the following amounts OF
Coal, viz:
Two thousand tons of Btuminous steamer Coal,
to be delivered on board Of vessels at Government
whArves, Georgetown, D. c.
One thousand tons OF Bituminous Steamer Coal,
10 be delivered at the Government coal yard,
Georgetown, d. G,
Delivery Of the whole smount contracted for to
be made In twenty-five (26) days from the date Of
contract.
Bonds In q sum equal 10 hAlf the amount Of the
contract will be required Of the successful bidder
or bidders,
Proposals must be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for Bituminous Steamer Coal,n and addressed to
the underaigned. d II. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief QuartermAster,
oo2s-6t Depot OF Washington.
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EuREKA.-Let the historian record the gal
Antry of . nation's soldiers and lovers. Let the
post sing their praises. They do but what am
the busy ,tage OF life, they choose . promins nj
head and upon II lavish their praises aud mark II
down or up, So I, not overlooking the most prom
S up S,t.
How thankful should the itemirer be that the eva.
riety In nature" IL SO marked that even two
esi are never osn ss Diner. so ou
glory" So one box OF blaeking exoels another In
sbi Ing, and one "cullud boy" overshadows an
other In ability to "bripg OUT or plaster on that
with what wonder did I notice little Cutie, a.
upon his knees he opened his KIT and exhibited Its
esty he cast his eyes o y upon his appliances and
the boot he was operating on How quiet was his
tone as he informed me his chemical was "real Day
the information that 'if should spill water on dai
shine It would run of hek a. Of ddueks back wild.
out spitin' II. shines all the same, nassA" Then
the blseEiDs box, and hoped 1.-THE semmsn was not
in hurry, for, u de gemmen gives me time, alus
gives ZEN s.tisiscti n. How purity that one is
on The finished boot, temp red with fear that tie
other could not co al 1t In brillianey.
ar you walk wild q lsdy you'll SEQ, saw, that
s S SSsf dat ISo e Won't iii %Af
rubs OF on lie ladies, dress, sab you needn't hsb
no fear 90 dat" I looked with Astouishment
upon my boots, that supposed from some pscI,.
ished The garcon At Wizards told me so, "a Ia
@. F.T) An Issw my face rejected In the sur
face. What's your name ~ asked; "Jos..ph,
gemmAn gum me ten cents, sah.n
Josephs eye can judge OF color. Joseph Is hon
est, and prides himself on his handiwork. Joseph
holds forth every morning on Fourteenth street,
opposite v illArd's.
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Arr one having occasion 10 Walt a private
veliny. y = ~ y =
A large and successful prsstieo here and else.
where enables him 70 guaranty aporfeot cure In All
eases. = =. n Mn y 2
Ali visits and eommunioations strictly private
and confidential. rersens calling sec no one but
the Doctor. # ~ febi-a
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LADIES IN WANT or BEAUTIFUL GOLD PLATED
Sets Jet Sets Ivory Earl Drops and Pins, sleeve
Buttons, Chat ., and stlver.plated Spoons and
Forks, should call at the DollsrJe very Store, No
tss PennsylvaniA avenue, near Four-and.A-half
nnQl-l1a
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n A N T L X Is U II Y
~ MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.

MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
GEORGE LEh,.......,.,........... PROPRIETOR
THE GREAT ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE PUBLIC PATaoNiZE IT.
sTRANGERS VtsIT TT
THE PRESS ENDORSES 1T
VISITs TT
THE GREAT ChNrERBURYi
RESORT OF THE M.ssEsi
TUE coNCEsT HALL m THE CoiJNTRyi
STIIpENDotjS ATTRhCCIONsI
GREAT CONGRESS OF hRrI TEsl
ASoNPLETE pRhMhTIC COMPANY
sPIENpiD BaLIET TROUPEi
AND MOST 'ER isTENGr, TROUPE IN EN-
seoond week of the bsautifI i and accomplished
sct.n.. "e'A cHERRY MILL
W. ,,,,u .nncsr sverv nIeSt III. ,veeL in the
g,sns Sp.,isb psntomine. Entitled "
e''AN NON Juan. The iiBERTINE,
Don Jusf, Cherry Belle
M En.man Joah Hart
wv" ord. Isiis. psa.ant. ko
sYNoPsis OF SCENERY INCiDENTs, &C.;
ssT l. scene street i seyllle.The sstsnpt
dsugSter Don Juan. The IiSertiSe. II en- smored Of
Nsfter manv kdventnres Diver,Ihed by the Com.
ioslitis, at sesI.monss' hi. Valet. he entets Inc
Palace by the window scene q Interior OF Don
(;urmanis Paisce-The Don and daughter retire
10, ,he N,ght"The RIe..ing-The Pres.ntment-
bnnesrsnee nj Non Imam vsbo having Succeed ed
IN EhInInv an EntTnnoe into the Palace Letter.
mines TO hbduot Donna Anna-Ihe Aisrm-Don
GuIm,n Ru'hes INTO me ApaIt,%Seht WIN Drawn
THE DUEL IN THE DARK.
Death 81 Don Gnims "a III hSIssho,S s Ths
Escspe-scar. mouch 10 Difneulties. Scene l. The
sese9sst@tI.hermsnr LaSannM o. S o,,sh
Who mas been In in Tie pfee pitation of IN
waters a ght onward, is Informed OF the where
abouts o. his msMer.The S.rstsgem-he ioi9ws
u man and Sosrnmouoh Cast A,bare
the Fishwomen befriend them, In payment OF
which the Libefune Assmsinaes we h ns l.,
,has, NJ acteT. The Observation-Disclosures EsoapeNEnd
Of Act First.
ACT IL: Scene l. view OF seyiie ana nohu-
GSnm.n LYTTs spsetpsi Et,sv ~ '"' D'A
"By thee died-the fate deereed,
Heaven Will avenge the bloody deed "
Arrival OF Don Juan anu soatAmouch, VINO uiIeets
tnsn' in deTi,ion, Invites the Statue to supper
The Statue suddenly becomes animated, and, to
honor Juan, AoSepts we isv , Ema hssoNet'
Tn p,spsr.tton ter he RanonstHhTslvni oi the
6uests-seaIsmoGeh IN love; SEEM p . mssnin,
esnu pannqueSB nm n~. " VI Tbs sa.o,,sI n. a.
/ v. ,e ~ p.s,.So - ~ i,.n-Ths Inyit. tlon
guot- ~, ~. VI ~. ~. ~ 81. t,,. ~ ~
scene ne s ~ ~ Iusn md snsramoncS.
| E .'Ns III Cisin ~. Vi.timNTh. sts.
| pomons hppo ,,,taaa, nastb TonsbN D.ssant al
| ms ah.ts % a. IntarnsI ps%Ion. n
speoIe sne w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Tsbis.I
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~ SEVENTH STREET.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
THURSDAY EVENING, October nth.
sANDERsON's MINsTRELS,
composed Of
EIGHTEEN STAR ARTISTS,
From the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, where
their entertainments have been attended BY de-
lighted and enthusiastic audiences, will give .
MENTS, comprising
WIT AND HUMOR,
SONG AND SENTIMENT,
BURLESQUE AND DANCING,
Forming ono OF the most agreeable and interesting
amusementn ever offered to the pub 10.
Admission 30 cents. Reserved seats so cents.
Doors open at 7 o'elockj commence ats. o2s-3t
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new YoRx srYIss.-gmflansn' OloLaino -
kse and Fashionable IA large assortment for Dress
and business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
ing Coat. exeell IN beauty, grade and finish any.
hing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
oss-n ma Pa. Av.. bet MIMI and Tenth SITS.
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TIE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds N prices, 10
81 n. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 80
Pennsylvanis avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kiods OF Rubber goods beauti-
FULLY repaired n short notice. mar25.u
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CoRnHcTIos.-In our report Of the military
trial Of Hamilton Easter Co. on yesterday, which
has been copied by several papers and duly cred
tied, the types made Us say-"To the question
whether Pardon Woraely did not travel with .
minisier objection was made" II should have been
mistress instead OF minister.
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WANTS.

ORMATION WANTED OF
Il WHEELER MINIS, who left Norfolk the sth
OF July, 1854. He 10 tall and slender, light com.
plexion, somewhat freekled, sandy hair, forehead
II xssr.. p b IN r re,smslin, amer a az M.
left hand near the thumb Any person or persons
who can give any Information or restore him to
his home, As he LEFT without his mothers knowl-
edge or consent, would give great consolation to
his heartbroken, widowed mother.
oc26.st LUCY A. MINIS.
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EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN AND JOHNSON
CLUB-This association met Last evening, at the
Navy Yard, with VIM. Dixon, ESQ, in the chair.
40 able aud eloquent address was delivered BY
Judge Taylor, of iowa, Able addresses were also
made by several distinguished gentlem.n Of this
city. HeAld's brass band and the glss club en-
liyened the occasion with excellent music. There
were many ladies present, who with the joyous
ness OF their oountsnanoes lent halo OF patriotic
glory to this feative occasion.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPER AND PERI0DI-
IN GALS.
pers, Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints To-
baooo, segArs, FlAgs and Playing Cards. also,
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, ii6 King street, four doors below Provost
MArshal's office, Alexandra, Va,
Subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash.
tngton DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
Gp20-u
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HEADa'Rs CHIur ESoIHEER OF DErErcEs,l
WARRINGTON, October 20, 1854.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY ONE
w HUNDRED (I0O) LABORERs, and . few
Carpenters and CHoPPERs to work on Forts
across EAitern Branch.
APPLY TO Mr. John Collins, superintendent, at
Camp FTauklln, near Fort MAhAn across Benning's
Bridge, or at these headquarters, corner Pennsyl-
ocai.6t Eng'r DefenOes North OF Potomac.
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II BooKBINDER,
NJ, nj PENN. AVE, WAaHiHOTOE, d. c.
Books bound In every style-Turkoy, Morocco,
Russia and Calf.
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insists PATENT GAS COOKING
II STOVES,

For Baking, Boiling, Frying and Roasting.
The cheapest, beat ATrAngene In use for cook
ing for small fAmilyi can be attached to any gas
burner.
Also, NURSE LAMPS, with Cup attached, Of
different sizes and prices, from 81 to 50,
Cooking . meal for hVe persons will not cost
over four cents.
full assortment OF Oh AndelieTs and Gas Fix
lures on hand. J. W. THOMPSON CO.,
Plumbing and Gas-htting, $50 Penn Gv.
-IW
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.HAsE GOLD COMPANY,

u NEW YoRK, OotobsT II, 1854.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND, No. la dividend Of
ONE PER CENT, for the mo Ith Of September
has been declared, payable St the once OF the
Company, No. 81 John street, New York, on and
after October 81 1884, to shareholders OF record al
the close OF business this day. ''
WALTER v. LAWToN,
O@26l Treasurer.
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II o R 8 A L K.
$50 eases brakes Plantation Bitters.
200 WI. c. Club House Gin.
$50 bbls. Old Rye whiskey.
so Very Old Rye Whilkey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess Mackerel.
100 half kits Mess Msokercl.
100 kits No. do.
100 Eo.a do.
100 Picked Salmon.
90 bAsn Old Java Coffee.
And = general assortment OF Wines, Liquors
Chsmpsgnes Havana Cigars, 40, At mark Of rates
W. CORWIN BURGY,
No. IL North Charles street,
mi2-ly baltimore, Md.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TRUSTEES OF THE PupfIc scHoorA.--At
meenng OF me hoard OF Iru,tees nsid yssss,rusl
on Roi pcois. made he foIIow,is report, which
va ys. adopted !, ,o..o..,,
In socordsne, WIN !. r, solution sdopted bv Won
on the iith Of October, 1884, the undersisned ds.
intsrmea,s,c Schools In The city. and inspesting
The roll boo, Esp by the teachers. ms invsstis
cation made no 20 v the % ~ o. the
tharouSh and ,he result hu been that the 'sorn.
mittes are satisfied that the present system h
prsotiosbie. simple, and judisisus. Whsnever N
been me mo,t satisflotion with IL on tbs ns,t ~
ony ssss heard from tSo:s who ssys po s. y.
ThS eom%ittce recommend th., IN. coun,,,..
on Ruies 40 be authorized 10 have .uitabls eis,s
inss.nedists Schools. '0u"u ''' 'n' grammar ana
sss ss s:S S ne ws
report be printed, in which the pupils aysrsres IL
.S and s,nd.noo msy be
They recommend that the Committee on Rules
he authorised to print such 4 blank, and that
The following reis.iye 70 the Gfamsnar schools
visited was Contained in the report,
First District Male C,rsmmsr sobooi--Tbe
records have been neatly kent In INK. but no
averages were calculated during the past year
The teacher promires 70 do this. After each re-
pupil report. The number Of f.iiuies. n this cor
responds wi the teseher. reool lsotioh, he make,
the entry. This IL the plan adopted by most of
the teachers. :
First District Female Grammar Scholastic
roll looks are models worthy OF Imitation In every
respso. The system adopted BY the board M
been carried out faithfully and thorouEhy In
particular and the result has been that t6s
prooounoes II admirably adapted 20 the vnnts m
the school, She Informed the COMMITTEES that me
knew no plan simpler or better. monthly re-
mort OF The averages for the pupils n houever
much needed TO oomplsts and perfect the systsm.
and different sized register would be Of servIce
seoond District Male GrammAr-The books were
found 10 be 10 good order, all the mArkn and aver
ages entered In ink, add the teacher ands thnt
the system, though requiring labor and time he
comes easier BY experiences. The boys, no wsyer,
do not EN- TO care much for their marks, ana the
teacher thinks monthly reports will not be Of much
use.
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YoNKERs CREAM ALE
Of unsurpassed quality bottled expressly for city
trade.
SCOTCH ALE, ENGLISH AND IRISH PORTER,
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
coNGREss,i KIssINGEN, vIcHy, SETTER,
sc.
Invites eonnois,eurs to Inspect his stock of
FINE cLARET AND RHINE WINES,
PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAs AND sHERRTEs,
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
Of his own importation, and calls the special At
tention Of consumers to the brand Of
LIE FORESTER & Fills,
unsurpassed in richness and delicious flavor, for
which he IL the Agent.
ALSO VARIOUS OTHER BRANDS.
vERZENAY CABINET, AND DRY YER
ZENEY,
&c. sc. SO. sc.
FRED. s. CozzENs,
Importer OF Wines, Brsndies, SO.
Penna. avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
i WARRINGTON has removed to Its New
Marble building on Fifteenth street, between
and q, opposite the United States Treasury.
Sells exchange, loans money, receives deposits,
purchases Government checks and vouchers, and
hAnsAets general banking business.
Careiul attention given TO Government and city
oolloetions, and accounts OF correspondents.
X. D. COOKk, President.
VIM. q. HUNTINGTON, CAshiar' FAhi0-tf
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NEW POPULAR LOAN I y q
~ Hf7HE.
| - 20 ne ..-sHHgeT I'D
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Fifteenth street, opposite United state. treasury,
w..Hmsros, July "a, lss..
UNDER AUTHORITY
mo 20 % -E ~ on
-gn.a4ast.t . .--
orrEr .. 0-.sa...r 10. 20
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, 80, ,r
this Bank Is now prepared receive subscriptions
for the NEW 7-so LOAN, advertised by secretary q
18th inst.
The notes will DO issued bearing date August 10,
1864, In denominations OF $50, sIoo, ESQ., o. 900,
and s6 ooo payable 10 bearer or order, bearing In.
terest at $40 per oentum per annum, payable
semi annually, and convertible, at the option OF
the holder, At msturity, into Five.Twenty Year
Six Per Cent, Gold Bear ring Bonds,
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LORDS NEW THEATRE,
IL TENTH ST., ABOVE PENNA. AVE.

EOHD'b NEW THEATRE,
L TENTH ST., ABOVE PEnNA. AVE
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF
JuN1Us BRUTUs BOOTH.
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 81,
will be presented shakspesres tragedy OF
RICHARD III.
Richard, Duke OF Gloster. ..Junius Brutus Booth
Tomorrow, Farewell Benefit OF Junius Brutus
Booth, who viii appear 10 his great character OF
MACBETH,
RovERS NEW THEATRE.
VI Penns. Avenue, near wiilards, Hotel.
LEONARD GRoVkR...'........:... pliectoI'
Fourth appearance Of
MIR. DAN sETCHELL,
Who will appear for the first time In this city In
the impeTaonAti on Of
Pow-Hhr-TAN-r
In John BroughAm's Burlesque, entitled
PC-CA-H0N-TAs.
First appearance this season Of Mr.. JAMES
DUNN, who has been expressly engaged for the
character Of CAPTAIN John SMITH.
THIS (THURspAYD EVENING, October n,
The performance will commence with the Farce,
POOR PILLIC0DDY.
John Peter Pilliooddy.. Mr.. setehei
Po-cA-HoN-TAs;
OR, YE GENTLE SAVAGE,
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NARPENT Frs WANTED,

oc2i-6t Eug'r Defenoes North Of Potomac.
ENTERS WANTED.
HEADa'ps DEPARrmEHT OF wAsHNoroS,)
OFFICE or CHIEF QgARTEnnAsTEH,
near New York Avenue,
WAsHisoroN, september 2s, 1884. g
Wanted Immediately, Fifty Good CARPEN-
nrinE his own hit Of tools. transportation will be
iGspshsd By The % ,s for ne
JOHN ELLISON,
Colonel and Chief uAltermsster,
se30-u Department Of Washington.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED --
E 4 comfortably Furnished House, Of moderate
No. 9OS, Washington city p. o. sels
w ANTED--THREE COPIES OF
w the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of July 10, and
1S six '9B s S 81 July &
bringing them to this office. Au24-u
NXTANTED---MEN FOR THE ARMY
w AND NAVY. LARGE BoUNTIEs. APP
ply to the Recruiting Once, SOC New Jersey ay.
and sse once hUe LIZ OIL
UTANTED---STOUT ABLE-B0DIED
w MEN for the Regular Army. Large boun.
ties: Apply to the ONCE, 500 Now Jersey avenue
jyis-h
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
rfFTY LAND WARRANTS Of 20, 90, 100 and 100
''r'' wanted 'mm''he c.2R X GAYLORD
nos-n Room .. corner Seventh and sts.
4 NY PERSON BRIN GING A
n CoLoRED RECRUIT to my ONCE will DO
paid sioo as soon as mustered in The t6S service.
IyIsu 500 New Jersey Avenue.
SUBSTITUTES.
A RTHUR sHEP HERD,
~ AUTHORIZED
RECRUITING AND SUBSTITUTE AGENT,
Second ioor,)
500 STREET, BET. THIRTEENTH AND THIRTEEN
ANp-A.HALF STREETS,
Fronting Pennsyivanis avenue, south side,
NEXT TO STEAM LAUNDRY.
SUBSTITUTES ALWAYS ON HAND.
oc26-u
SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTES II
| y sUbSTITUTEsi sUBSTITUTEsill!
Always on hand good men for Substitutes ior
one, two, or three years. Persons drafted in THU
GEO. II. CASSIDY,
4ls Eighth street,
o2t2ws between Penn. ave. and d 81.
NOLORED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
$3.50 CASH DOWN,
Apply At the
RECRUITING OFFICE,
500 New Jersey avenue.
Any person bringing RECRUIT or RECRUITS
70 my once win bs paid ii Der y;r1sv,v rpo,
| BEING DRAFTED. ml0-u
DARTIES WISHING SUBSTITUTES
will call at the offoe, 500 New Jersey avenue
| An substitutes guaranteed. A. HOLLY,
| jyls-tf 500 New Jersey Avenue.
DARTIES WISHING SUBSTITUTE
OR REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS viii
| Epply to the otioe, 500 New Jersey avenue.
| iyleu A. HOLLY.
DARTIES WISHING REPRESENTA-
TIVE RECRUITS. as per Circular No. %
| issued by Provost Marshal General Fry, can have
them furnished at cost by applying at the once
SEQ New Jersey avenue. a. HOLLY
| jyis-tf
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nORsEsi HORSES !

TALL & ETCHER,
CLAIM AGENTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
Having had long experience a. Clerks In the
Ordnance once, and in the once OF the Quarter
master General, we are prepared to assist OFF
their accounts with those officers and with tho
Treasury Department.
Stoppages Of pay removed. Certificates OF non
indebtedness obtained, etc. ...
ALL CLAIMS Against THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH
Post Oliee Address, Box i2s Warrington, ID. c.
ofiiee 424 Fifteenth street, Just above corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
EDWARD W. HALL,
ocI.t W. s. FLETCHER.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

Fifteenth street, oppo.it. United state. treasury
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Bronson's Fine English Dairy, Dulch,
PINE APPLE AND SAP sAGo CHEESE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-29
A Roll of Honor.

TO the Editor Of the Press
Having the pleasure of spending a sabbath
in Alexandria, Va, recently, aud there being
no religious services in the afternoon. occu-
pied the time in visiting the Soldiers Bury
ing ground. | copied from the plain white
boards at the head OF each grave, the names
OF the Maine soldiers buried there, and the
Regiment TO which each belonged These
names | thought perhaps you would like to
publish for the benefit of their parents and
friends. This graveyard is in a beautiful To-
cation and artistically laid out with much
expense in ornamenting and beautifying the
grounds. The graves are slightly raised and
neatly sodded, with plain white board let
tered with black, marking the spot wherf
each Of the noble dead is laid. To me it is
one OF the most interesting spots visited in
Virginia. Oh how wished the parents and
friends could ali have the pleasure of visiting
the last resting places of their noble sons
Before l left this sacred spot the sun was set
ting behind the Western horizon in all its
spendor, and the sweet martial music from
the bands at the encampments on the sur
rounding hills, was waited to the place of the
silent dead by the soft, gentle breezes. and
the scene was one OF grandeur and sublimity
thought as l fingered, that these loved ones
had gone down in the defence of our country
and in the glory Of youth, like the sun, TO rise
again, but in brighter and better world
than this. Honored in this world; Peace and
Immortality in the world TO come. The mem
ory of these noble and patriotic sons Of Maine
will abide with every lover of American free
dom. Here is the Roll of Honor" l..
James w. Clark, 4th Me. Regiment; Aug.
Luce, 10th; Israel F. Dyer, 18th; VIM. Tri-
der 18th; John I, Hatch, 10th: Thomas II.
Welsh, 3D.; Benz. Cole, 10th; S. l.. C. Caster,
10th; John Stanley, 18th; Aaron t. Ward.
10th; NJ. Edgerley, 7th; Charles j. Cobb, II;
o. L. Burk, 9th; w. II. Macy, Sd; S, Heath,
4th; Laban Smith, 1st Me. cavalry; John f.
Bailey, 4th Battery; Charles Whittier, Goth
Charles Lancaster 10th; 4. Thompson, 10th;
r. Grier, 4th; Leander G. Hinkley, Sd; Jas
f. Watson, 3D.: II. j. Kicker, 10th c. Reys,
10th; Geo. b. Stevens. 5th; VIM. Rome. lst
James Fowle, 7th; Edward Donnel, 10th
George Harvey, 24th VIM. L. Etler, 10th
John Frye, 9th; Sidney A. Decker, 7th; Benz.
NJ. Parsons, 20th; Hiram Stevens, 4th; S. G.
Webber, llth; +. b. Gray. 10th; Alonzo A.
Bedel, 9TH Battery; Fred. Graves, I'd: Thos.
d. Sturtevant, 10TH A. W. Freeman, 10th;
H. J. Crocker, 18th; p. Patterson, 4th; Thos.
McNellis, 7ih; VIM. II. King, 17th; William
jenkins, 18th; James Bans, 18th.