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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

W. VI. Holden, OF the Raleigh Stan
dard, has announced himself a candi-
date for Governor of North Carolina.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

detnn REWARD.-Was stolen from the sab
DIUU scrber's stable, near Newport Augusta
county, on the night of the I7th inst,
A Dark Bay Horse,
five years old next Spring. about fifteen hands high
heavy built in The forehead and two white spots
On has back, caused by saddle gald. will give the
boye reward for the return Of the horse TO in
formation SO that get him. My address is Mofets
Greek, Augusta Co. Va.
& Feb % -Sts* SAMUEL WISEMAN.
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Pepper,

ItPPSi3
A1spiee,
Stationery, DC, &C., DC.
Also mead of young horses, 2 cows, farming i'm
piemeats, &C.
The above property will he sold privately before
the day of sale il an opportunity presents Itself
Belfont, Feb24 PHAklS, JR.
Mar. 1-2t
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M nj G. g -
,FFyCE VA. CENTRALR. j

UFF1CE A
RIchMoND, Jan. 18th, 1864.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after FRIDAY,
~ january 18th, 1854, the Mail and Passenger
Train wilt leave Richmond dsi'y. for Staurton at .
O'Clock, A. M and will leave Staunton at 645 A. M.,
and arrive in Richmond at7 P. M. The Accommo.
dation Train between Richmond and Gordonsvilie is
discontinued untllfurther notice. tts-ss
eatf ssart II. d. WHITC0MB, as
Jan I9-tf General Superintendent.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

ds1Qn REWARD.-1 here was stolen from
DlUV the subscriber, at Staunton, Thurs
day, the 25th of February, horse of the following
description: 9+sa
He was sorrel, with hair rubbed off his breast by
the OF the breast strap, and also off both sides and
legs by of the haI ness about years ole, 151a
hands hi yh. He PAGES and walks well. The saddle
and saddle-pockefs taken at the tinae and
the latter contained some blank receipts with Major
Thos. E. Ballard's name upon them. The ab ove re-
ward viii be given for the delivery of the horse to
VIM. A. Burnett or such information as will lead
his recovery. ARCHER T. mitchell LII.
Il ~ M - 4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

ITO TIE FARMERS OF AUGUSTA
l. COUNTY.-The undersigned. a Committee ap-
pointed to disburse the funds ofthe Corporation for
the relief OF the families of Volunteers in the
field prepared purchase wheat four corr, rye,
and wood. They sell to the above families at about
one half price, and they earnestly request those far
mers who have the above articles for safe to give
them a call before disposing of them else where 8
J. w. CRAWFORD.
W. B. KAYSER.
j. C. WHEAT.
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.OTTCE.

The undersigned has removed to DR.. Young's old
stand where he will be pleased TO his friends and
customers. Having purchased of DIR. Young his en-
tire stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C., and having
employed excellent druggist, he viii carry the
Drug business, hoping to receive liberal share of
patronage. Cash required delivery of all articles.
e. C. YEAKLE.
Nov 24-f l..ags
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HAVING disposed of entire stock, we viii
IL proceed forthwith TO settle all amounts due the
concern. Persons hsying accounts against the same
will please present them. RoANE abby
non1 &
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

DEPOSlTARY'S OFFICE,
STAUN1oN, Feb 26th, 1864. I
am prepared now to receive money for four per
cent bonds under the provisions Of the foregoing act
Persons will facilitate business very much by srrang
ing their notes into denominations before coming to
the office A. +. KINNEY,
March 1-5ts Depositary.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PER-
IL SONAL PROPERTY.-There wall be offered
at public auction, at my residence, at the head OF
Beaver Greek, Rockingham county,
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of March next.
the following personal property:
1000 yards Brown Cotton.
100 Bunches Cotton, Nos. 2, s, 8, and TO-.
1900 lbs Tobacco,
SEQ pounds Nails,
500 pounds salt,
"a Indigo,
Extract Logwood,
Gnnparas-
Alum,
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BEYOND QUESTION.

II YNCHBURG hose AND FIRE lNSU-
IL RANGE GOMPANY.-During the absence of the
General Agent will attend to the issuing
and Renewals
Office in the cold Bell Tavern"
nsc. "a, 1861, JOEL ETTlNdEh.a
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yIR INIA HO T E L,
staunfcn, Va.

Staunfcn, Va.
FR, SCHEFrER, PROPRIETOR,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the traV
cling public generally, that he has re-opened the
above named Hotel in the
Eur0pean Style,
and is prepared to furnish comfortable Rooms, with
good and clean beds, by the
Day, Week or Month.
The former Dining Room of the Hotei is kept by
Messrs. Smith Eeard Restaurant, wnere
Meals are served, at all Hours in the Iay and night
thus giving travellers the opportunity either to car
ry their own provisions call for what their appe-
tites may desire.
sy- The Statles of the Hotel arc also rented, and
Kept open for feeding horses. ~
Feb. 13-1m Rock. Register and Lex. Gazette
COPY and send bill to Proprietor.
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NXTRACT OF LOCKWOOD, ALUM, cor
T. PERAS, and the various other Dyestnhs for
sale at P. H. TROUT'S
Jnne1e Drug Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

HORSES TAKEN UP
On Sui ,day,
the Gath day of February, the subscriber took up
three estray Horses the farm OF Mr.. Geo. Nil ier
nenr summerdean, Augusta county, OF the folowl ns
description: .@
1st Dark Bay,
16 hands high, shod ali around. a few white spsts
caused by the saddle.
I'd, Dark DappIed Dun,
black name and tail, about IA hands high, shod all
arourd.
3rd, Light Bay,
pony, some white In the face, shod all around
The owners of these horses get them by pay
ing for keeping and cost of adyeitsing if they prove
the ownership of them. 4as a1@
March 1-3ts* ISAIAH III. MAYS.
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HENTAI NOTICE...DR W. CHAPMAN mas
J. removed his Office to Main Street, opposite Dr
naagbes where he WILDE pleased to see his trienos
Staunton Oct 13. 1853.
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MEDICAL.
SPEoIAL 1NoTToE

Or, n. vRLLNY's Private Hospital, In tina FED.
sral RiOsk, Corner OfSsvsnth and sr.si,, oppo.
site the Pos, and Patent omsss. Rooms n asa q,
up stairs, wsshinEtOu, D. c.
Al diseases OF private nAtuis treated Ia the
stssisRtins manner, and radical surss snss,sa
In all SSssa. SYPHnITIc AFFECTION sSE-
oRRHGI, 0LBBT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WRAKEESS, or the result 81 ToLBPTBoUSI
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the G5EERATIVE
oRoAEg from any cause whAtsVsr, or hsw long
standing, thoroughly ana radically cured alsO,
GOVT, RHEUHATISN, EEURALsII, and ether
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS; ScRoFTLA, BLsToHEs
on TEE FACE, gAUPTIoESon the Limbs and SodJ
and all other ERuPTIVE DIsEAsEsA BIsEAsE
sr rHR BLOOD, non whatever cause they n.T
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uNFoRTuNATE
No matter what ysur disease, let nc false deli.
esOey prevent yen from applying Immediately to
Dr. vellny, who IL ACKNOWLEDGED to be sy far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear net to come Had make
known your miSfortunes, and he will speedily send
you on your way rejoicing
sELF-ABUsR.
That dreadful soourEo Of the younE, iaauiEea In
when alone, destroys the generativs organs, unats
them for married life, producing weakness Of the
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, pAipitatsn Of the heart nervous hritasili.
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy hsbitu, insanity,
consumption, and death. '0r
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreA1iul ssase-
quences OF delay do not fail TO make your esss
known Immediately to DR.. veilny, Ysur sosrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skin.
Thousands whose systems we're shattered and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back 10 vigorous heSIth by his Ikillful
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those OOnterap lAtiAG aAth
mony, who Suppeei themselves ofimpstsaoy ssni.
sal weakness, or any disease arising from . r.
Iased state OF the genital organs, whether thep =
suit oil disease, injury, youthful indisereaoas, I
Indulgence Of the passions in ripsT years, are ear
No. nkraa - IN MI ham Ia
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ItII the custom In the English papers TO ad,
Vertise the names Of songs 10 be sung OF various
concerts, and the practice has been even tried
lew times In this city. A newspaper zorro
sP3naent says by way OF burlesquei
Madame Esther Meekenof will sing Herr
SAnaers popular song, Low, coWie, low at
!SonLoWillhAVady on tho 10Th instant, at
kniekoolageen on the 27th, and at GiimmOuche
Town near Belfast, on the 2sth.n
miss Claretta scOne will sing the now sonR.
written expressly for her by Mr.. AIsYSndsS
seott Presbyter, called 'wiuie O the Wesp,' at
Aberdeen on Monday, at Wick on Tus.da, a.
Thurso on Wednesday, at stromnea. nm A..
neys) on Thursday, and, weather psrmItt'ng
her journey southWardS, at the GlssgoyI "a
Msrkst Festival on Saturday" '"''
''Nadame Smiles Drlbble beEE 70 announce
that she 10 engaged to cling Mr.. Murray's highly
popular and Invariably 6ncorsd ballad, 7she
moves among the poultry, at BssingStoke or
the llth, at Winchester on the 18th, at South
ampton on the 18th, and ct the Music Hall
Store atreet, Loodon, on the 29th."
"6Iknor Beeeanco will sling HsrT sloman'
CanEonettA, 'eulla PorcA,' ct the nrst coneer
Of the Psmbroks Choral Society, on MONDAY
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-25

fFrom one, q week. Il
WAITING FOR THE sPRINo.
A breeaes STR me nofnins,
A silence rtiens IA ART
Steei blue the heavrna above me.
Woveleaa the treru and bare
Yet unto me the stiffness
This burthen seems 10 bring
uPnfienos the earth II waiting,
Waiting for the Spring"
strong sch, and sturdy chestnut,
Rough oak, and poplar htgh,
stretch out thslr sapiees oranehfa
Against the wintry sky.
EVen the Gullty aspen
Hath ceased her qniverine, OBJ
A. thouRh she too were waiting,
Waiting for the spring,
fstraIn mine ears to listen,
IfhAply where stand,
hut one stray note OF music
May sound In all the land. ,
"why art thou mute, o blaukbitdl
o thrush, why dost not singtn
Ali surely they are waiting,
Waiting for the spring.
Ohealti Thy days are dArksome;
o heartl Thy nights are dreari
nut soon phafi streams Of sunshine
b Proclaim the turnlng year.
Soon shall the trees BE- feafy, .... . rr
~ soon every bird shall slnsI
Like them, Be silent, waiting,
Waiting for the spring. 1H.r H..
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV
" ENUE.


-
AnAua! Taxes for 1850.
Th. .,t..t,an of t.x.n.vsr, 4. hereby a.lIsa IN
Oh n,ortsnaS ~ he TJpilsd ststss E2oI.s T.1
NV ~ tbs ssssssnent az .SnneI ,syss
Nv the SiSth section Of the nct OF july i, 1852, II
IN sssJs ,hs SutS ~ M nsrsons nartrsrsbin. arm
Hssasis,ioS, or sornoEetiona made iisbis 10 any
annnaI dHtS iieenSei or tax On or b,Sors NJ dTSt
Nnaas, ~ Ia \, sse yssr 10 mae XII Or Ssis,rn
10 tha T.sjs{ant AEIHssnr N ths nistriet ,Shsns
ioostss ~ ~. s1"onnt IN nnou,i inenme' ths an.
cIes or Object. ehSrSed with special tai, and ths
Ersrx ne,son Pha nhaiI All 10 Such ret,Sr,
Nv az ~ snaoinsS iii H. Ii.hi. 70 ~ h.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-25

WAN DEPARTMENT
ABJUTANT GENERAL'B OFFICE, J
WARRINGTON, March 81, 1854.
The following officers, charged with offences
and heretofore published, arc exempt from being
dismissed the service OF the United States, the
Military Commission instituted by Special Orders
No. o., Eeries OF 1869, from the War Department,
having reported that Satisfactory defence has
been made in their respective cases:
Major J. s. Smith, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Captain J. C. Nlbarger, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Lieutenant G. A. Bruce, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Captain W. p. Dye, 9Th New York cavalry.
Lieutenant d. D. Merriman, 9Th New York
cavalry.
Captain W. F. Virgins, 18th New York Volun
teers.
Lieutenant W. r. Russell, 4th Vermont volun
tSerH.
Lieutenant George ". Moore, 18th Pennsylvania
volunteers.
Lieutenant Samuel Haynes, 4Oth PenuSylvAni,
volunteers.
Lieutenant L. D. scelsy, 45th PennsylvsniI
volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon 4. Mas, Tooth PsnnSylrAniI
volunteers.
Lieutenant R. p. Craven, Tooth PennsylyaniI
volunteers.
Captain Lyman Richardson, list Nebraska CAV
airy.
First Lieutenant and RegimentAI QuArterlnAIte
Z. G. Adrian, LIST Maryland Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant James G. GIynn, company A
l7ith New York volunteers.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
NIL Assistant Adjutant General.
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1864. ANNANS oH 1864.
lEw xoRK LEES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHiLADEL-
pHIA AND TnEHroN RAILROAD conPA'
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO VIEW 7oRE
AND WAY PLACES,
E'roa walnut Street WHAT AnI nsA-
ungtos Dspot,
WILL LzkvH AZ FOLLOWS, WEI Fare,
A. A. NJ, via Camden and Apbny--C a.
~ 4 (. Il, VIA camden and Jsri,y Ci,y..Nsw "
JeFs0y Accommodation - az
Az a N, u. Camden and Jersey City. =.
Al I: X, y. SaRdsn and Jersey CITY "
Am !. u. u. Washington and Jersey CITY, .
Ava NJ, Via Camden ard Araboy-C, and
Al :. n, via Camden and AnoOy-c. Ind
A., :. 4, Wa kon,,assOn and Jersey city, =,
Washington and N. Y. Express a.0D
Az ~ Z. a, via Kensington and Jersey CITY
A. rrEs. n, Y. huntington And Jersey city, -
Al TX sSlshs5 Wa IA R.n.In,Ou and Jersey "
A. 9 M, Via Camden and Hmboy-Asoou.
uodStion Freight and PAEsengerl--
lat elAsh ticket Rs
ID class ticket I.6O
Tho SIS P. III. Evening Mail and the l. 20 night
Southern Express will run daily tAll Others, Sun.
days oxsepted.)
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
Between Washington and New York, via Balti.
more and Philadelphia.
Leave Warrington for New York at and IO,46
a. m, and 7:so pm. The Sunday line leaves a,
710 p, m.
Leave New York for Washington at and 10 q
m, 7;so p. m, and II midnight. The Sunday line
''1 Through a Without i change of cars.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and a. M, 70 NJ
| and p. m.
Leave Kensington Depot at Ills a. M, 2.16, t.3C
and 64b p. m, and l2bo 4. m. (night.)
The s.I6 p. m. Line runs daily all others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot OF Barclay Atrset at a. m. and p. N
From foot Of Cortland street at 7, and 10 q. m.
| - m, and 6 p. M, and - night
The ?. m. line runs daily AL others Sunday
excepted. . W. n. GATZMER, Agent
PhipA and N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, IseI. deSi
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subseribor has obtained IRON th nc 9r,
of COlumbiA, lstters OF adminiHtTAton on Ine per
loAAl estate Of WA. ,. spiEnul, late Oh halHssc
ISI city. d sssSa 80 "A ~ ~ hssSSy Wsrnsd
70 exhibit the same, with the youohsrs hsrSok v
TIE suhssss. On or esisss ne a IN, ~ q sxsad
eEy neHtj they nay 0thafwMe " 10" W sNS"~S
hcn all bsasdt o. ths said estatS. -. n, r.h.,,r
eve rs1a ~ Hasa M S'te aAy S 81 nspttA''
E-iSWeSw. nSS0utTiE
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
FIJI G A L.
WAR DEPARTaIsT, D
ApJCTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsutEoTOH March IL 1874


The following of ceFs having been reported al the
headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service Of the United
states unless, within fifteen C6) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session in this city, Of which DrigAlier General
NskeitS, United States volunteers, Ia preside &,
and make AAtIsfAstory defence to the charges
against themi
For giving duplicate diIohGr9tE 10 EEiissd IN Vo-
IGiion Of Paragraph 1856, RsviS,d Army Regulations
Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Lynch, +sd New York
volunteers; Major Henry d. Allies, 4th New York
volunteers; Colonel Andrew 7. MoReynoldS, LIST
New York cavalry Captain n. @. PrendergAst, lSt
New York cavalry.
Absent irihoW sGUf from CGaIB Parole sines JGTuGrp
| 30, 1864;
| Second Lieutenant Lewis Kuster, 9th Ohio vol.
unteers.
| For Improperly sE!iIiiHg ainOr.
| Captain James A. Harris, 4th Ohio cavalry; Cap
tain s. R. Clark, 9Th independent battalion, Ohio
cavalry.
Colonel William T. Lynch, 6Sth Illinois volun'
tesu. AUTHORIZATIONS,
Captain L. NJ. Sergeant, LIST Massachusetts cav
airy; Captain J. F. Baker lst United States sharp
L. D. TOWNSEND,
maj Assistant AJjutAnt General.
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2TGLOTHING!

T EFT EN- RISE LET EN- RISE
Ii LET I'm RISE \
WHO cARRsi raw" T e.
.... WHO CARRsi rr
.....a... WHO CARES
six Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK u ~ tie
mercy Of the public. We shall not sptsR o. us~
again.
WAIT No LONGER now Is THE TINE.
THEY MUST BIZ SOLD,
We will not carry them over
The great Invention OF the age,
PALMERs sPoNGrNc MACHIRE
Every yard of goods Shrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shan
continue to sell less than any other house in this
city.
SPRING ovERCoATs
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofcvsry description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and soc samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING. .
We intend TO keep 90 hand a good assort-eut
At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
J. H. SMITH,
400 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post Once.
Also, aIarse RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoDBING TRADE,
At our wholcs ale and Retail Mandatory in
Baltimore.
wsshingtonlsns visiting Baltimore will ant It
greatly to their advantage to call at
SMITH BROTHERS CO.,
20 West Baltimore street,
no-m Baltimore, M.
"SHALL WE SAY 1T"
"DARE WE SAY 1T n
ayes"
We will not be uadeHold by Saith OF Aay one else.
WE HAVE GOT THEN.
/ We can sell them, and we will sell thes.
We HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the tact that the publIc
have found out and appreciate our mottoi
MANY sALEs, BUT SMALL PRoFITEI
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY
AT 4s4 SEVENTH STREET.
ns-u J. BRUCs CO.
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DHILP & SOL0MONs,
BOoKsELLRRs, ARMY sTATIoNEKs,
PRINTERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
t12 PENHBYLVANIA AyENUb,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Work.,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold WfitSu,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty BlAAkA,
Record books for use at heAdquATteTI ~ As
GistAnt AdiutAnt Generals.
Blank books made, and Printing done 10 ordsF 4
very short notice.
All Printed Books sent By mail free Of psststS
oe33-u
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with nnoxiouI vapor, BY DR. 9. b.
STGEsMoND, No. 200 Pennsylyania avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturer Of AnAeBthetis
Innoxious vApor, mot Laughing Gas,) nor Chic
reform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthsto Agent en-
tirely free from sxhilerAtlng effects and perfectly
harmless, causing . quiet sleep, with pleasant
sensations and perfect lnsenHibility to pain.
deoS-dn
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RECRUITS.

~ WANTED
TO PILL THE QUOTA OF THK.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
ruraa. $3.50.
saao W WHICH WILL he PAID IN ADVANCE
BOUNTY FOR NEW REoRvITE
S452.
saao oy WHICH WILL BE rAIDIN ADVANCE.
BOUNTY ron CoLoRED RECRUITS
$50.
PAID IN ADVANCE.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
WIN apply TO any Of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS.
SIS BAKER,
| Engine Hall, near the Market, on PennEylNsnii
avenue, between seventh and Ninth ntreetS.
J. C. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue
c. A. KEAsBEY,
street, near corner of Nins,ocn,h and Pennsyi
vAnia avenue. .. 90.
| J. C. PARKER,
Corner Of High and DunbSr,on streets, Georgetown
c. C. LANGLEY,
Navy Yard Bridge.
| HENRY A. sCHEETz,
Captain and Provost Marshal OF the District c
Columbia. dosI-u
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~
NEW LETTERS PATENT.
INsTANTANzoUs NDfCAToRi
rAs Advantage; q y, this Iays1.iSp are ths'A
Machine is onsrea to the Public, that will account
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
FOR the great benent OF Chartered CompAnies--AS
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats q the
yaTiouS rtisI, nsd Foot Passenger oyer Bridges.
and Of great Itrsngth ana duFsSiiityi 70 further
comment By Us On this saving point is unnecessarily
TELL-TALK MACHINEI
AEAluIt the too-often prastised
KNeCK-DowN SYSTEM.
for Admission, such ~
THEATRES,
On their dOront Tiers, and all other Public Places
aosn. rSpaesols 81 Witch ~i .sT S'I qSnfss E
81 their rents By lts introduetion,l Fair Grounds
S. a1S R
| turns Of Votes at Elections.
P. Accommodation nom those having use
tnr such Machines, addressed 70 the Undersigned
W ROWLAND CRoMELIEE,
WILLIAM R. CRISP,
| fAtantess, sos PennsylvaniA Avanus.
Washington. May y, 1881 my2s-du
TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuMBlA.-Notiee
z hereby given that, by rule Of the Court, ltS
tafuM nave doom n1cu a. tOuoWE
| General Terms
Third Monday OF January.
| First Monday OF May.
| Third Monday Of October.
| Ta-ls oThs Circuit Court.
10 which alone Jury 10 impAnnelSd for The trial
| Of EVIL oAses.)
First Tuesday OF February.
| Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday Of November.
Terms QThs Crfasfndl C0bTf.
FIRST Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Tal1ns Of Lls DiStTfo COtf1,
First Monday OF June.
| First Monday Of December
| pr Special TsTmI.
First Tuesday OF January,
FtrSl Tuesday Of February.
FifIt Tuesday OF March.
| First Tuesday OF April.
| Third Monday OF May
| first Tuesday OF June.
| Hirnt Tuesday OF July,
| Birst Tuesday OF September,
| Hifnt Tuesday OF October.
FirIt tuesday OF November.
| FiTat tuesday OF Doo8mb0r,
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RAILROADS.
CHAN GE OF Hou II 8 &.
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