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IMPOR1xkS,
WHoLHsAL1 AMD RlfAIL pIALBIs II i,
0HIuA. GLASS AND lARTH1N VAR
vtns 1ntier. pi.tsd Wa. eou No., naaa
ptshsrs 49, M. $3.50. IL a. 1vce.. Ac
Tsnsnned Ws,tcI. W.. uno,a Rts so.s'
nd 9cI. TTesT n Ho2.o. ?. !. sIeLisA
terms, etons Ware, DO, de-, DO.
Goods Packed and Delivered In this City and
GEORGETOWN free of charge.
&el (Odd YA,IoT ALI asventh "a
Eya-soly Wsshinston
-1o0NII WTI T,S n D0H-Se 80 -, -,
a9HsSS ID psnnsx GSap;Unssaao 70 VII
S.noos o ehhsS'ahia avenue, ana see MS
S1R3nS; n 4 Nr mn .. urYr~o
ss1sns effected his naf p5iss
PAa. sew to.a "a Sno nostoa taxes this nisthod CT
m thst ha h. Era sha .ao aosnc ss2.
lily la Ms ne ~ c .ecstttns eshs ~ szDrs1
fr1me UUnes.es YOU, scar,
son.a Dou4 MNMt'9n; w.,
EAiom SSuh.y =; - sssi
2tfme fh.isoeikaaIns DaIeeI, Sspons,
80 SAs county snd Hes sessey Vhiescnf,
EZsoS blczAs KEss FL &c : Al tIiosoc,
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pROP0SALS FOR RAISING WRECKSAT NOR
FOLK, VA, AND IN THE VIClNIT Y
NAVY DrpARTNrSr Fabr,arrs

Navy DEPARTMENT, February 4. 1861, =
PROPOSALS will he received at the Navy Depart
ment until the Sd day Of March, 1901 for raising or
at the United States y
Yrissfss q tne 1hoil99wing ships VIZ
ETeewp@rt News; and : Merrimack,'' near Craney
The small steamer Whitehall, )" at Old Point.
rttlgates . Rsritan" and : Columbia J" AND Line
Columbus" in the vicinity of the Navy-Yari
bt9neES itt th,s contract viii take into consid-
!, unhefIand; and whatever may be on board on
yered the pgc or grete properly to be de-
other convenient place which the Government may
neSi9naif, TlthGut any further mutilation that
itYII be required By the Government that the
- ''s cohlinence as soon s. practicable OF the
Cumberland ;, ana NJ. = u ~'l!'i9en &C. on
any other wreck, without permission of Une u".
eminent, until she is die posed Of.
The Government will also claim the right of
design4ting, the order in which. after the Cum
determine whether wreck shall be blasted or
No sale appraisement can be claimed by the
contractors on any wreck until all the vessels
y the CominaIiaant, unless by authority OF the
30 wreek Will be considered removed while any
portion OF keel or hoor timbers remains
and other material. (Which may be the result OF
blasting, must be deposited at the Navy Yard IT
nate. Ana sueh property, after having been re-
cIiged BY the Cqmmandant, shall be considered in
disposed of agreeably to the specifications of the
All the Appliances used in raising the wrecks
must lie furnished at the expense of the contrac-
The offer must state the rat per centum or SAL
wage, for raising and delivering each vessel, also
Tor Sreeklng tine value TO be ascertsInsd and de-
department, and one person to be appointed by the
public auction, fer the whole or any part. as the
Department may elect. The offer must be acc m
panied by the guarantee irresponsible parties that
executed awarded,
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.pEoP LIS RAPH.
NEW FIRST. GLASS LINES,
NEW YORK, BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA,
ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
Wasbir gton ofices-511 9Th greet, west side J
and corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street, under Ma.
tionai Hotel,
CHARLES MOVES.
fel52w Manager Washington District
FUR TURE. "a
E- FURNITURE. m
OAK AND WALNUT OFFICE TABLES,
ARM CHAIRS. COCOA MATING,
EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
COTTAGE SETS. SC, &c
We have on hand at our Ware Rooms dn the
rear of the Auction Rooms), a large stock of the
above, together with Q general assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUaE.
Which We are determined to close out at . very
small advance for cash.
100 PATENT ARMY ooTTs.
W.. L. WALL CO.,
south corner Ninth and Penn ave,
fe19 [Chronioe.l
A GhICULTURAL ImPLEasNTs, sEaDs,
n AND FERTILIZERS.
CULTtvATORs,
HOES,
FoaKs.
eaOvELs,
p.pry,,rouo SPADES. &c.
PREPARED PERUVIAN GUANO.
MEXICAN GUANO.
BONE DUST, &c., &C.
j. P. BARFHOLOW,
55S Seventh street, between
Penn. avenue and Canal,
re fo-eofI Washington City.
HORTICULTURAL TOOLS.
PRUNING SHEARS AND SCISSORS.
PRUNING SAWS AND KNIVES
GARDEN RAKES,
GARDEN HOES,
GARDEN FOLKS.
GARDEN TROWELs. &C.,
And full variety Of
AND IMPLEMENTS,
GARItN AND FLOWER SEEDS
OF every description.
J. P. BARTHOLOW
o0S beventh street, between
Penn. avenue and Canal,
REQ sooL Washington, D. @.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OIRIOE Sl4 Pa. AVENUE,
WashiRgsoa, ID. q
IsrABLIsHHp les0.

ESTABLIeEER 1859. ~
Having mads arrsngerlsnte whlehG
Fave Induced mo to continue the PAWN SKQhIN0
formins ry patrons and the public In gene rsI ,hAs
WIN continue to loan money on Sold ana Savsss
Watches, pismonda, Jeweisy y Ladiss, ana Sssssd
stsnd, No. SbI o street, between % and Ssn ss's
- !" sne 'ssl u ISAAC 81 sRzBIRG 3 Son.
Ten thorsand dollars to Loan on sea s ss.ss
at the above place. % 8@--
"a TIsH-WANa, HE GREAT CaiINfEFsEE
t1QVEk. ON Box WILL PsRgonn ou - q
IIn0rsdisnts are purely vegetad1 e., - sn1
may DO carried in the vest pocket without fet III
Sstsstien. CiEsn,.Ts free rri RE y q So n1plsm.
1na "a stnuf e., Phiiadslphis, and in Waanine.
sOn % .. 2, I08D, see Rsnnsssvs1is, 49,
~ ~ NAtls "~S
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gMB0LiKE R0z TGg zaks

gMB4AiRE Eoz TGR aaIA.
AEB0EIN
EOESTEHs,
REAUTIFIEs,
ODORATES,
EsRGHTHzYs,
IHVfG oRATEs
nOURIsEES,
EABEBLISHss
The RAIR.
KsHDALL5 ARBChINH is rsre compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, ss
Herbs, fer ths GROWTH, BEAUTY, and pgR
MANaNT VIG0R of the HAIR.
"Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulant." DE-. 0aILEoE!.
"Have never had sr7thins which so ptzfee
answers ths purpose Of 9 hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, BAG,
No. ATT Cana street, NY,
after being bald for seven years your AHBo
LINZ has covered the entire scalp with NEE
EAIR." Prof. JOHN SENEL,
Nc, IS King street, Il. Z,
For sale By 81 Druggists and Fancy GooGs
psalsrs. Put In boxes, containing two bcttlsr,
pzios 81.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL &c RANNISTER,
slo-sn No. $40 BROADWAY. Y.
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OFFICE.

Ordnance OFFICE.
PROPOSALS will be recsi1sd BY I'll this d Departnent
tsTered It he Spin ar sGSh R.ss Off 200
sets Of wrought iron work, for United States Ar
The Harness Irons ara to be packed ia " ell made
for eur SID egb lead ors ss
snd each twelve sets so packed win consist of tn
spa. IS lore Hsmss. com plste.
8 rairs short flames mpIets
6 airs medium e names, mglots.
double Loops CT Eyes.
p ssd le loops, tbent for cattls,)
Mlous cHsins with togglss.
"A short Chains with togglss,
aIee Guards. with 10 rvsts.
There Harness Irons are to conform striotly in
pattern and yeisht 70 the model iets to De sssn in
.mooihiy snisssd, are to d i the standard gauges.
and each to be made Of f the s5s aud kind Of
Wick can be ostaipse At this once at tbs New
:as ss
TO be Of the best Atty and rs b baked on Thy
made. bsfore and after j.pannins
The HAMS are to be naked With the massrs
letter. one fourth Of An in n hisb
.S % Be esrey
paeked as prsseribsd b. the Inspector The
ing sG1 Be paid 70. s The To- .s
March next, Ssiiurs to deliver a. specified tina
viii subject the contractor to forfeiture OF the
number he may fail to deliver 1t that time.
No bids will be considered except from partie. Ac-
Luaiy snesgsd IN the manufacture OF snis OF srnal
svidsnes that they have IN their oxn shop: IN ths
amount Of work epe cited per day.
Bidders win be REQUIRED to furnish proper sscuri
will enclose with their bids the written aclnowl-
edgments Of their sureties over their own sigma
lures.
Each party obtaining . contract vii be required
to enter into bonds with approved sureties for Its
faithful execution
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms OF con-
tract and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if not deemed satisfactory.
ersl George D. Ramsay,' Chief Of Ordnance, wash
il gton City, and will be endo6sed "Proposal, for
Harness Irons.n GEO. d. RAMSAY,
fe a eo6t Brig Gen. and Chief of Ordnance.
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SECRET pIsIAsEsI SECRET DIsEASss,
SAN TsN'S Gift!
AAARITAE,S HIETI

TIN MOTT CERTAIN RzaEDY EvEs USED.
soNoRRHqisA sftsssf G sHRIe 81 .,
Contains no hiineral, no BaisaIn, no Mercury.
es,s aa @ e + s ss.is e Eos % f
sny Unpleasant taste, sna win not in any way in
5s h II @ f 70 sn rs a9' s
IL tv9nty foss h9nss" P,spsFsa Sy Fs:dgssss
eminsnt poeto1s aud Chemists Ct sss present day
nc ExFes1sE, no TROUBLE, go oEisaE EHAIEvss.
Or who hare been gorsed with BSlss5a nopsiSa, ~
'a'f'@fs'" saMARITAWs GIFT.
Sent BY maj IN pain a saare Ssms,. rs,
ssSSS fsssR 3 s1SsR
,,x.s,1 ss RI Hi b5sisS5s LII s. 1..,,
Il e ISi$ ES;;Si
Not pe.sat CO.. Jain ain AID srsasasi REMEDY ever pre-
scrihsd it reaches aDd eradcstes every particle c
s o
ey Ard be healed, and do not transmit TO your pos
s'' that for Bun So A6 81 Isl in 'f
sAaskSNs Roof STS asaB
ssas. :. veil iis : ali The sd .eds: Of Gslsa1,
male: & III Es'ih SfSss =
most happily adapted, in Ulesrsted Uterus, IN
D.sss and or II assdsas 70
Sent ~ express. Price q . bottle, or octsIss
Oh AAsIrANs cHANoRH VASE.
0NsHOND s co., Boz ISL Philsdsi1his Pose
Sold By 8. CALVERT FORD rnsr Of iisA as0
Il ax sshsS'ot COOK. Alsx.ndri.. may sr
" GOV FIDENTIAL.
Il DUNG MEN who have injured themselves oy
pleasu or the duties of married life; also middle
age OF old men, who, from the follies Of youth OF
other causes. feel debility in advance OF the,r
msnt Of apy one. should drst read THE si0KEr
FEIEND'b Married Ladies' viii learn something
sent 10 any address in q sealed envelope, on 70.
oeipt of Ten Cents Address
De. CHAs. A. STUART 4 CO..
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n QfRIOE Sl4 Pa. AVENUE,
Washington, ID. q
GREAT 1AsTEEE, S9RTHEREs, AMP WEST.
MxRcHADIsK, MONEY, ykwILRY, vALU-
FORWARDED With SAFETY Y AND DfsP Afga 70 slI
accessible sections OF the country. This Comesny
has age seies In the principsl Railway Towns in
1NoRrH. EAST. WRIST, AND NORTHWEST.
-..u,,oIss ppineipa nti g v a5s RosroH
WAsRhfaaAa44ssI BhA ITI of S2f'
o1sValAfInlsi . & Ei t9gisti 6sois, ,.,,
ss .e = ~ ws as
BRirisH PiRoViN8is and with ssssmsh2 Ire
to LIVERPOOL SOUTHAMPTON and ,I aAxa1;
CONNIE rcisl towns in Great Britain and the Con-
| tiEent. n,,.un, - MIL r,.ds
oSisssion, Sf LOTS n1.. 81 Is. pissa stats
- -' o Q pgNN. Agent, n
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ID q 0 o b A L 8 FOR LIME
CHIRr ouARrEEMisTEs's oSgEoy,

ssIkEp will 0 be received at this once
IhSnssrd qaoo gpshels Of good merchantsble
cred Ttn bty 5 s d L. ee Of qsg
Tract point. n the city Of as s
weigh not less than sghty m f the 70
The smo9nt Offered by the Successful bidders win
b. beoFe being
r,a,o PRoposaLs:
SIS nut also tns full name and post once ads9ess
Of p the bidder q i.,m ,,.,.~.,
:. s5ss 20 oath Of
Bnekr Gbsf os 70 spis Gsn d.
ton c. and Should q BE- Disiniy
III. ,isdor iii * - G ,6aSi,st 60 sta
rropos}ioa with qua sSftee, ssasS By two re-
Z. !. fa h Ii il
proposed in CONFORMITY Nth Inc terms OF ms Id
int he a the sd bidder
5isisnse ses.een TIE ore q sad bidder sa ths
.hom the CT D Set may he awarded VIC S'-S'' =
The responsibility Of the susrantors must De
SHOWN by the Official certificate Of the Clerk of the
Dist let Attorney s o'u'' y u 'ns o'''so ''S'e'
Bends in SUM equal to the an1ouet of the con
suara tors viii be resui1ed Of the suoosssul bia
der CT bidders upoa ssaag the contract.
W.. the u IaKa os 45'asas, III.
srd ssyr.U, .anane. q y,h - Stins
d snsrants IN ses tb afer .s NM Ma sts.os,
h. ntsS that he or tsav III ua vi al c.
nY.,ias IN hs ~ - ~ sum I'm @
trsst to fnr%ab Nc ti.Ias ". -, "a. - sas
~ 10 the tarr1s Of tie adys',srpment astad rh
rnapy "a tss, ~, dsr wbiah tho Al. 20 ga
n case the said - sh All fell to entsp in.o con.
'rast a. storesaid. we guarantee to nike good Shs
TN sns ShGs h bia sae asd and
:" ~ VIZ C<ran 80 O. :" 90 - ~ IL ,na .o.,.
u;. S.'en uIa u our BANGS ana seals
f "A' VI 1Jao,l,
tseai
etrtiieats sboVa mentiSnsd Sp01 'no 'ii'iai
The right tn reject any ~ bids thar NAV ha-
deemed too hi h ;s ressryad he tho d nor On 70
.nch Ter as mii .as gh 20 tsleoi rom each sd
ies"iieu ~ the oo'e'n"ennH n Rr,crvp
p; nn - nhyi.s -. ntSnah,
to. a Brig. zen. ana Ohlel QusrSefmaster.
40 10 ~ OeIok ol " asahssoI.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
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Q ITT1NHOUs1, FAINT 4 co.,
B NIX u g,
NO. SIS PENNSYLVANIA AVnEUX.
VIII continue to furnish
U. D. FIVE.fWENTYB BONDS
Asions . issned Government. 81 par.
-. Coupon 6'e of
q. u. 7-S0 Treasury Eotea
q. q. Certificates or Indsbtednexn.
COLD AND sILv1R BOU6HT AND EGLD.
AxCaanas on all parts OF Europe and the No1ths
Cities sold In sums % suit purchasers.
gscsks and Gold boasht In New Tosk exclusive.
= On Commission.
WI RITTHMHoUGl. Pant Z nn,
DERsoN8 WISHING TO LEARN TAN
y IRENOH Language, Address for partieu,arl
Fog Sci, Post omss, II ls1Ws
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Office House Of ReprsssatatireS, U. S. I
February "a, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at thus office
until II O'Clock on SATURDAY, the i6th day OF
March for furnishing for the of the ouse
Of Repre- sentativss OF the United States Three Hun
boat size, and Fifty Cords Dry Pine Wood. The
whole to be Pack in tha sults of the Capitol
1T such places az be desgnatsd by the Caief En-
kineer in the service of the House of Representa-
tyes and to be delse by the s0th of April next
will be required, and an oath Of allegiance must
accompany the proposal.
ratey, and satisfactory arfaraem ents will be made
for the correct measurement Of both.
/, EDWARD MCPHERSON,
fe24tt CLERK House Re REPRESENTATIVES. u, 8,
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CHIsY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Y y UEPof OF WAbHINGfoN, }
WdshingtoH,. u. C., January 4. l864.N
All deslsrs in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Lesth-
quoted 80 send to this ONCE, on the MONDAY Of
each week sealed proposal or list, dsplica,s, Of
De mot stsl ort notice with the prizes of each mark
% 70 pain aeures that, In case the exigencies
bs obtained without delay and 1t the lowest price,
Deaera Wishing to sell 20 this Depot VIII be re-
aUired 20 furnish the list punctually every Mon.
day morning. D. 81. RUOK1R,
1aH Depot OF Washington.
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II sonsra p1HNa nGCnn.mA new splendid Grand
6 seem !. Fssf hf Us bin NstSs SsS ma
sooDs, No, SAC street corner sH of seventh
ts3
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dBHAT REDUCTION IN PRI0ES.
Point Collars, Bets and Handkerchiefs,
nhread Lace Barber, Coifsurs and Wells.
zap, Ambroidered and Valencia HAndke1shyess,
@. innntg kobss and Waists,
essei ana Ornyx Pins EardrOps and Combs,
r. ,arse stock of Hsaddressee tho latest style,
duna stns xoods viii be sold ct low prices to re-
WIN. WIINBHRG,
tsas 40 MARKET space, penn. avenue.)
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al asssY COLLINS + 0o.B
PHILADELPHIA
DKAU6HY ALE AND FORYEk.

gaE ao1 receiving large quantities OF EEAU5Ey
ALI and PORTER from this celebrated BTo1s.y,
whicA Am prepared to furE.sa on short notice %
I'll persons who Will favor me With thslr ortszs.
Eatisfsotion guaranteed.
Orders given TO E7y drivers VIII 30 prczartl. a.
ssa1sd 10.
Goods delivered in al Parts Of Wsxhiastoa .ss
Gsor&stoWn, free Of charge
3alNs :-0asA ~ lslSvsyS
RILlY 4. OHM, AssaS,
VsSss 1ss.!iss Dspss. 81 Green &C..
20 a-ts 9oorrsiown, Dc,
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
W. R. SNOW 90,
WHOLIsALE AND RITAIL DEALERS
AND SHIPPERS OF
CUM Ii L r LAND COAL,
offce-corner Of High and Water, Georgetown,
g.
Docks-corner Market and Canal
steam ers Cosled 1t Cur Covered Docks, 1O7
Water street, one block above High. Three thou
sand tons hsnd. fe lQ.ln,
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HENRY 6IMONSE
WAGON AND COACH WORKS.
Genral Office, 625 New Market street,
Mandatory, corner Second and Cumberland SITS,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Gravier street, New Orleans, La.
CENTRAL DEPOT,
log Water street, GEORGETOWN, ID O.
All and every kid of Wagons Carts, Draws,
Wheel bsrrows Timber Wheels. adapted to plauts.
tion roads plain. or city use Con,fantly on hand
all kinds of Il ard Lumber. All work warranted,
9Ae IMPROVE YOUR
EYESIGHT
by the use of the celebrated
PEBBLE and PERISCOPIC SPECTACLES
acknowledged as the best for S,rsnstten,ng and
Preserving the impaired Eyesight, scientifically
. and correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN 4 CO., Opticians,
244 Pennsylvania avenue, bet 18th and 18th sts,
3es Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel
FIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETERS,
STERE OSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALB UHS
CARTES DE TISITE. de-
In great variety, and at the lowest prices
IA l3-tr
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TO be,,, lied by the United stAtes District At
torney, Collector OF Customs, or any other OF Ger
under the United State. Government, or respon-
sibte person known TO this Office.
d a. RUCK2E,
de 9-n Brig. Gen and @. NJ,
, 1864-05-20
The Old Friend and the New

My old friend, he was a good old friend,
And thought, like fool, his face to mend;
got another; but ah to my cost,
found him unlike the one had lost.
] and my friend were bred together;
He had a smile like the summer weather;
A kind warm heart and hand as free;
My friend, he was all the world to me
could sit with him and crack many Joke,
And talk of old times and the village folk
He had been with us at the Christmas tree
He knew every tree we used to climb;
And where we played, and what befel,
My dear cid friend remembered well.
1t did me good to sec his face;
And l've put another friend in his place
l wonder how such athng could be,
For my old friend would not have sighted me
Oh, my fine new friend, he is smoothe and bland
With jeweled ring or two on his hand;
He visits my lord and his lady fair,
lie huns the last new opera air;
He trkes not the children on his knee
My faithful hound reproacheth me,
For he snarls when my new friend draweth near
But my good old friend to the brute was dear
/ wonder how | such a thing could do
AS change the old friend for the new
My rare old friend, he read the plays,
That were written in Master Shakspeare's days,
He found in them wit and moral good;
My new friend thinks them coarse and rude;
And many pleasant song he sung,
Dbcdub6 lney were lldO6 WubH we were yOul85
He was not too grand not he to know
The merry old songs made long ago.
He wrote his name on the window pane
Il was cracked by new friends riding camel
My good old friend, she tried at the pn,''
He opened the door and entered in;
We all were glad to see his face,
As he took at the fire his 'cUstomed place,
And the little children, loud in glee,
They welcomed him as they welcomed me.
Heknew our grefs our Joys he shared;
There cannot be friend with him compared;
We had tried him long and found him true:
Why changed the old friend for the new
My new friend cometh in lordly state;
He peals a startling ring at the gate
There's hurry and pomp, there's pride and din,
And my new friend boldly enters in.
! bring out the noblest wines forcheer,
/ make him feast that costeth dear;
But he knows not what in my heart lies deop
He may laugh with me, but never shall weep
Forthere is no bond between us twain,
And ] sigh for nay dear old friend again;
And thus too late l bitterly rue,
That changed the old friend for the new
, 1864-05-20

The man who courted an Investigation
says it isn't half so good as an affectionate
girl
, 1864-05-20
Things Requisite.

Have tear for the wretched-a smile for the glad ;
For the worthy, applause-an.e excuse for the bad
Some help for the needy-some pity for those
Who stray from the path where true happiness flows
Have laugh for the child in her play at thy feet
Have respect for the aged; and pleasantly greet
The stranger that seeketh for shelter from thee
Have covering to spare, if he naked should be-
Have hope in thy sorrow-a calm in thy joy;
Have work that is worthy thy life to employ;
Aud, oh above all things on this side the sod
Have peace in thy conscience and peace with thy God
, 1864-05-20
City Hotel

Having rented and thoroughly re-fitted the
above Hotel, will open it on Monday the I'd day of
May upon the strict Prepayment System, at the
following
| RATES OLE ROARD AND I.ODGING -
, 1864-05-20

The hardness of precious stones is in the
following order: Diamond, ruby, SAPPHIRE,
topaz, haycinth, emerald, garnet, amethyst,
agate, turvuois and opal
, 1864-05-20

One woman can now make as much lace
bin day as a hundred women could a hun
dred years ago One woman can also wear
as much as a hundred used to.
, 1864-05-20

SOLOMON was undoubtedly right in say
ing that double-minded man is unstable in
all his ways, but a half-minded one is no
better
, 1864-05-20

We are very curious to know how many
feet in female arithmetic go to mile, for we
never heard ofa lady yet whose shoes were
not mile to big for her
, 1864-05-20

Politeness is like a cushion-there may
be nothing solid in it, but it eases the jolts
wonderfully
, 1864-05-20
s7 DIR. ISBAIL.

CURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST
y Office at Franks Hotel, Walla Walla
Those desiring the services of skilful Dentist
and operator would do well to give him early call
as his time in W Waa Walla is limited. Charges very
reasonable for practical and dental operations.
All operations guaranteed to give the best satistae
tion. April 2, 1864. If
, 1864-05-20

~ MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bannock
i City, Boise county, /. T. Prompt personal at
tention paid to all professional business entrusted to
him. Charges reasonable. Collections punctually
made and remitted. Bannock City, 1854. 9tf
, 1864-05-20

To be sure the race is not always to the
swift, nor the battle to the strong but it is
ninety-nine times in hundred
, 1864-05-20

During a recent performance Of Romeo
and Juliet, at Marblehead, Massachusetts,,
the fair Juliets question in the soliloquy be-
fore taking the sleeping draught-"What if
this mixture do not work at all ~ was an
swered by an urchin in the pit t:-''Then
take dose of pills" The effect upon the
audience can be better imagined than de-
scribad
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4ostrp anb MisteIIanu.
FOR PEACE,

The following beautiful and patriotic lines were
written by of the most patriotic and distinguish
ed statesmen of the United States in answer to a
ladys inquiry whether he was for peace.
AM I FOR PEAcEt YES!
For the peace which rings out from the cannon's
threat,
And the sussion Of shot and she'll,
Till Tebelion's spirit is trampled down
To the depths Of its kindred hell.
For the peace which shall follow the squadron's
Where the brazen trumpets bray,
And drunk with the fury of storm and strife,
The blood-red chargers neigh.
For the peace which shall wash out the leproui
OF our slavery-foul and grim.
And shall sunder the fetters which creak and
clank, .Tl q
On the down -trodden dark mans limb.
I will curse him traitor, and false at heart
And will stamp it, with bstering burning brand
On his hideous, Ca in like brow.
Out out of the way with your spurious peace
Which would make us rebellion's slaves
We will our land from the traitorous grasp,
Or cover it with graves.
Out out of the way with your knaysh schemes
You trembling and trading pack!
Crouch away in the dark. like sneaking hound
That its master has beaten back.
You would barter the fruit of our fathers blood,
And sell out the stripes and stars,
To purchase place with rebellion's votes,
Or escape from rebellion's scars
By the widows wall, by the mothers tears,
By the orphans who cry for bread,
By our who fell, will never yied
Till rebellion's soul is dead.