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Dr.. DCPoET's Sugar-coated Female Requesting
Pills are the best In They operste speedily
and fFectlrelg, and being SFgGr- coated create no
nausea upon the most deiica re stomach trial of
these Pills viii prove their Superiority oUsr all
others. Price 8 box. Sold BY S. c. Ford, corner
llth street and Pa avenue Washington, snd Henry
Cook, Alexandria. 3a6-fy
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JEwFLRY JEwELRY ilLOSE DOLLAR
Gold Plated Jeweisy and Silver Plated Ties
spoons, for One Dollar, at ass Penn. avenue
near a.. street, at the Dollar Store. my II ST.
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CnREE. RrNInES RaI y

CoREs, BUEIOEs, Raj NAILS &C
Persons wishing immediate relief from thezs
roublesOme anDOyRnCes, should call a. Dr.
WHITES rooms, No aga Pennsylvania avenue
between A. and 9th streets
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HALL & EATON

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
30 acres nice little FARM.
III acres good FARM and HOUSE ana s acres of
good TIMBER, and several others.
SQUARE OF GROUND containing 1890 square
feet 1T bargain.
We want 20 buy three small HOUSES and LOTS,
We want three fFe-acrc LOTS near the CITY an
ten cheap Lots on the Island.
For sale, four LOTS, 18th street, near boundary
line.
LOT on street, between 10th and 18th sts.
Fer rent. STORE ROOM on 9TH street The
STOCK for sale on long time
HALL < EATON,
my IE-2t+ corner of7th and streets,
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TEE OHEAPzsTAED BEST HAIR DTsIS WozLp
-Ntr51 Fades OF Washes Ous.-U pham' 3 Hair Dye,
- cents a box. The beat uEe. Try it. Sold by
s. e Fora, corner nth street and Penn. avenue,
Washington; SDd Henry Cook, Alexandria.
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BRoys,s BRoscu1.I, TKocgRs

BROTs'S BRONCHIAL TkoCERs.
These Lozeuges are prepared from q highly
esteemed recipe for alleylatine Bronchial Alice
tons, Asthma, Hoarseness, Gov CHS, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the whroat.
Puj3iC Speakers and Focaiists
Will find them beneficial l. clearing the Toics
before speaking or singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion OF the vocal organs,
having peculiar adaptation TO affections which
disturb the organs of speech. mn 29-d&Wtf
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TIE COMING PIC-BIC.--Don't forget the pic
Jic OF ST. DCminicks Church Sunday School
TO come of at the Park on the ODD inst. The
same capable management which made the
piC-niCs las. year by this church so wonder
fully successful and enjoyable viii secure the
same results this year without doubt; and we
advise all who would take days relaxation
under the most agreeable auspices TO secure
tickets for this picnic.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


IoRD's THEATER.-Miss Mary Mitchell to-
right as "Lady Gay Spanker," in "London
Assurance" The play will be produced with
elegant and appropriate scenery, and Miss
Eltchell Will be ably supported by good
company. s
growers TBEATKR.--Miss Mary Provost
tonight again as ssTS0b BTerly,'' in the tEriCkAt
of Leave Man. Her representation of this
character last night WIS superb, and il is a
matter of regret that her engagement is so
limited that the character cannot be repeated
after tonight.
CONCERT FOR PATRIOTIC PURPo sEs.-Teresa
Carreno, the child pianist, Will give n grand
concert tonight at odd Fellows Hail, sth
street, assisted By a number of superb singers
The receipts ara 70 be distribute ted, under the
direction Of the acting Surgeon General, for the
benefit OF the wounded in the late battles.
CAFTERBURY.-'.Uu djo's Gave" has bean
produced here with new scenery, costumes,
mao hInery arc appointments, and Is performed
IN that splendid style for which the Canterbury
company is famous. Other acts Will also b
per-
hlETROPOLITAE HALL-BaIlets, partoEnimes
buTlesques, comic ana sentime L tai songs, and
splendid concert hall entertainment generally
is given nightly at this popular hall which is
always crowded.
FAIR AND FESTIyAb.-The delightful fair OF
the Foundry Church, corner of I4th and G
streets, continues this week yet, and is in all
particulars worth visiting.
BALLs.-The Junior Bachelors give a ball
TO night az Temperance Hall.
L. x. Liable gives his May ball TO- night at his
hall OIL pennsylvania avenue
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POLICE RHPoRTs-Second I'rscjEc,-WaTr
Fletcher, Eliza Fletcher, Harriet jackson, as
sault ard battery; bail for peace.
Third PTeCinCt.-.IChn W. SmoOt, drunk and
Glsorderiy: not disposed Of :. Mover. disOr-
DERBY S.i4. Kitty Jimrnerson, do. and drunk:
So SIS.
Foarf Precfnct.-Chas. Parker anu S,enhen
Lee, orunki SLIT. Mary Waters, vagrant; dis
missed.
FVh Prettnct.-dary johnson, street walk
ing; dismissed. Nellie johnson, grand lar
ceEy; do.
Ss@tt Pret5Hct.-J John Wilson, dsorderly
locked up six hours. Geo. Carroll. g.. Harris
David Mason, VIM. Henry, Jas. Boget, attempt
10 steal; not reported John Holland, disor-
derry. dismissed.
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WAR AIMED TO GUREiRtSIx DAys.-Dr. Godfrry's
Antidote, an English Specific of siIty-fve years
standing. Will cure G0RS'Th90 IN sac days. no
change ofdiet required Price 2 per bottle. Sold
d :. C. Ford, corner lIJh street snd Pa, avenue.
Washington, and Henry Cook. Alexaudris, ia ely
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a. JbtS'- bhaDb E1
ap.2l-eod6ds ], g. MCGUIRE d Co., AT
pYJ. c. MeGUIRE & GO ,Auctioneers.

EIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF E0RTE L STREET AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 18TH. at sf
O'Clock. on the premises. shall sell, the whole OF
LOtNo. :, II Square No. y, situated at the
OF north IA street and New HaInpahire avenue, d.
yided into eighteen lots of about fifteen feet FROST
each fronting respectively on l. street and New
Hampshire avenue.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder IL siI
and twelve months. with interest secured by
deed o: trust on the premises, all cash at the
option Of the purchaser.
A payment of SO on each lot Will be equiref at
my.I1-d &c. MCGUIRE & co. Arcts.
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BOLD ROBBgRY.-Sunday night 4 coIored
MAI, LaIned George Winter, was robbed OF
small gold watch, a. Lhe grocery store OF L
q bTien, corner q Third eud I sGTset5. Quite
q Eu2ber OF men were in the vicinity Of the
store, ana oIeSf them attacked Winters as he
cane cut OF TIE store, ana jeried the watch
Ort CT his vest pocket. Officers ILesslsr and
Crock. OF the Fourth Ward, being IL the neigh
borACCd, Gagged the entire party, and while
searching Ter t1e watch Essslsr saw one named
). OCoIneli take the watch from Tia window
sill and slip ill.,. his pocket JareIri n D Con-
Eell and Johl, his DTotaer, were arrested and
taken before Justice Emerson, who Held them
10 bail Tor court.
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SPERH4TORREC:A Gan BE CUBED.-Dr Rand's Spa-
o'fc cures Spsrn,aorrhoG, Seminal WeGissss, In
sotsTcY Loss Of ioUtr, Size speedily and sB:ciaiiy
Il effects truIy aa zeal trial Of the Specific
Eill convince the most skepticsl of its inertia
Price 81 Q box. Sold by =. G. Ford, cor Ar 18th
street and Pc. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, AIexsnd-is. te6-lY
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AwEITER in the Chronicle is continually COM
planning OF the Mayor and Councils for enact.
ing laws for the laying of Payements the
streets 6utside of tnickly settled portions OF
the city. Does not this writer know that the
tOot-payeIneRtS are paid for by the people
owning the property along the line of pave
IneDt2 This being the case. why what right
has the Chronicle 10 object 10 as spending our
o1gn money Does that paper object to { poor
man having q pavement IN front Of his door
which he pays Tor with his own hard-earned
money!
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MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION OF WAS
lFI INGTON CITY, d. c.
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS OF sITB
SCkIPTION TO CAPITAL STOCK

N.
In accordance with the fourth section of the
AssoGiati9n of Was hington city, d. c., approved
April p, lsdi which provides as follows:
twenty days after the passage of this act the cor
porators named in the first section or a majority
majority of the remainder shall cause books of
subscription TO the capital stock of the said cor
and for per iod to be fixed by said Corporations or
majority of them, public notice of which may be
pOrators or a majority Of them may determine inc
and subscribers upon said books to the capital
holders: Proridtd, That every subscriber shall
pay, at the time of subscribing, such per centum
Of the AMOUNT by him fs td the
treasurer elected or appointed by the corpora,
his sqbscTiption shall be null and void. And
Of said corporation shall be closed the
tors named in the first section, or majority of
twenty days theresfter, cali the first meeting of
within ten days Thereafter, for the choice Of d.
IIsetoT Of which public, notice shall be given for
notice on each stock holder BY the seere
ingS of the stockholders each share shall entitie
the hoiuers to one vote, to be given in person or
The sInount of Capital Stock fixed upon within
the limitation OF the charter is $J5O 900.
seription viii be opened on FRIDAY, the 18th in
slant, at the Counting room Of James g. Mcclure
x Co., and will be kept open for sixty days.
By order OF the cor pc rators:
ROBERT McMURDY.
my l2-5t Secretary Board of Corporators.
r. FOLEY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
-. dealer in Coal Oil, Lamps. Wicks, ChiInnies,
&c, CHINA, Glass Ware, Table Cutlery and House
keeping Article generally, No; 3I6,F street, be-
tween Itth and lltb streets, invites the attention
Of restaurant keepers, honsekeepers and Others to
his stock, which is complete in every department,
ana WA be sold at the lowest figure for cash.
foods de!lYered to any part OF the city or George
town tree OF charge. my 1885,
TOR SALE-A SoRREL MARE, FIVE years old;
= Is me traveller; goes well to harness H.
and saddle. Can be seen at JOHN BLIGH'S I@S
stable, corner of 18th and streets Will IN
be soia at q bargain, as the owner is going West.
FHAIE GoPARTERRSUIP heretofore existing I'M
q der the name of EDWARDS & BRONSON was
dlsfolyee o! mutual consent on April 2ist, 1854.
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Il lent PARb0R and several week furnished BED
ROOMS, at 40 18th street. within Ere minutes
Patent Office. Pest CHiee and Treasury and State
Departments. The location is unsurpassed IN
Washington. No ch4idrGn In the house. de Z-tf
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a NEW Plan TO SPRINKLE TIE SrPEErs.-
Let . four inch pipe be iald III the centre of the
street even with the surface Of the pavement,
the upper side OF the pipe 10 be perforated WIth
& great number OF small holes. BY letting on
pressure from the main the water would h1
thrown ell over the street, Mus sprin6iIng il
efectually. TINS could generally be done be-
foTe daybTes.Es so Us not to Interfere with the
travel, and wettiDg 1t thoroughly as By a re-. "A
shower. II necessary, the water could be SAL
tered 10 merely run without much pressure
Guild not this plan De more etiecLuai. and At
least ten times cheaper than the ordinary
mode? A. w
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PYJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.

MILK DAIRY FOR sAhF-Large hotel trade
lFk end good retail route For particulars al
dress City Post Office Box 9S7. ms7
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY csterday after
noon Officer Perdel OF the Fourth Ward, ar
rested Mr. Nathaniel K. Levitt, Of the Capitol
To.ica, for an assault and battery on Captain
Nathan Darling, chief of the Capitol police,
committed last week. Mr. Levitt was taken
before Justice Bates, who held him 10 baiI in
$50 for a hearing on Saturday next. Friends
OF Mr. Levitt who witnessed the affair says that
Capt. Darling made the assault and that Mr..
Levitt defended himself With d cane, with
which he inflicted a wound on the captain
head that threatens 10 prove serious.
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A RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP, in good
"A order and doing 8 good business, near the
Patent Office. Rent low. The building is about
IS feet deep. Sold in consequence Of sickness in
the present owners family, diving North 1t
must be sold in a few days. Apply to J. F. KEEL
LEY, 36:i Sth street west my I6-3tk
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS

SUMMER DRESS GOODS
FROM TIE
LARGE AUCTION SALES At NEW YORK
LAST WEEK.
We have lust returned from New York having
purchased last week at the large auction sales an
immense stock of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
embracing all the novelties Of the season, and as
goods cold cheaper last week than any previous
week Of the season, prepared to offer splen-
did bar gsins. We have also about City pieces of
BLACK SILKS.
ralsi1 IN price from 81 TO Sa.59 per yard.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
We have all of Lupins' celebrated fabrics in
Plain Black Dress Goods, ana also large assort-
nlent of Second Mourning Goods TO which we in
yite the attention OF families shopping for Mourn
ing. ~. MAY & CO.,
30o Pennsylvania avenue,
nay l5-2t between 9th and 10Th sts.
v0O Observation-Disclosures,
kDU PAIR No. / Boot Legs Just rsceived from
aPd sole ps foe Ell fnd Sss
'''' JOHN C. sHAFER.
No. @S0}a street, under the
my Il ST. Richmond Hotel
FOR sALE-Two thqrSqgh-bred
One has colt. the otter With fosl For GA
further particulars apply on 23d street be E:.AZA
tween ana Ii. to A. BRIDGE. nylf-3tT
ID VERY CHEAP. NAoh q nf,s'
fine assortment Of superior Black silks rang
:. Also small lot of Cheek, India and French
Ten pieces handsome plain o6lored SILKS, all
my ls,s 52s 9Th street, near % ff Pa avenue.
N-EW AND STYLISH
Opened this day, large and elegant assoc rtraent
o. new and stylish Summer Dress Goods many of
sn Viii S so man a 9fs % Close PRICES
once. The ladies are specay invited to call early
j. ". C0LLEY,
my lS-5t No. 523 7th street
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON sIX PER
u CENT. WATER STOCK.
sgG s Fer rt Gent oF sf f9ETEsFtsn Of
in sums Of one hundred dollars or upwards The
for which the revenue frcm water rents (llow
r. s5o to SS s a o a e9 nab ne ons
- 'ss' '''u's' JAMES Q, McGT IKE & co,
mx9-eoln Auction and Commission Merchants
8 S oq NI3dS 4 oq.s
STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. LAoEs,
AND hlLLIRERY GOODS GENERALLY.
al herth Second St. PhilaieI phis,
80 isAAs. avenue, south side, near 10Th street,
- Goods sold at PhiladeInhi. and New York
prices: Positively no,retaTiag
NY y w q. W THORN
d26 PICTURE CORD .sDTAssBLs. &c. noc
The largest and han3Eomest ASSORTMENT of pie
tGEe Cord and Tasseis, Rings, Nails, dc in the
District lust received at - - ~
). MARKRITRR's
10. 4s6 18th street EIGHT doors shove
EFTerns cash. sp1I1sirs;
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a WAEHICGCONIAG EILLED.-InEOrrnati
has been received here OF the death OF Captain
mIIcEelI Smith, OF the list PENNSYLVANIA (tIaI-
1fOTLia regiment. killed in the light OF Thurs
day last. Capt. Smith, st the breaking out Of
the REBELLION, joined the SleIrmer G. yards, and
served as lieutenant in the three months
Campaign of our District voluE teers, and when
they were N us tered out Of service ne Joined the
celebrated California regiment. under the Ia
mented Col. Baker, in which he has served
since with much honor TO himself and COM
pany, entering it originally as lieutenant Capt
Smith was well known in the Sixth Ward,
where he leaves a family.
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EOR EALE-With in mediate posse ssion, q
10 deem Imnrovemenfs = isrre dnrhIe win n =
cottage. 10 rooms; three small buildings in the
rear; good fencing, garden, fruit trees &c; for
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WANTED I]iMEDiATELi-A good COOK
~ WASHER and iEUNBE; one " ho would be
willing to go six miles IN the country for the sum
mer- GOOD WAGES wall be given to competent
wGm&u APPLY al No 4 I - 9Th street
lay lot Eepub.
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'EN0 RENT-With OF without frrniturn until i3t
4 of 0ctcher next n very p'easant pAkLOR and
large BED BOOM, on West street, Georgetown.
second floor. three story brick Gas auh bath
Coco board near. References exchanged. Ad
dress e. Il. W. Georgetown Post Office, stating
where and v len applicant can be seen.
NV IS st
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Two SELL OK TO LET-A RESTAURANT with
three rooms. sta bic and other out build in gs.
There is also a good garden attached. The house
is in good business place, where enterprise will
be well rewarded. Apply at corner and Sd SITS.
east my 6-StF
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streets, fronting on 5th St Possession given
Immediately. For further particulars inquire at
No. 49, 18th st. my 10 lwt
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EEOR sALE-Two thorough bred
y MARES. ~
One has q colt. the other with fosI For "a
further particulars apply on 29d street be Ss.ZS
tween ana Ii to A. BRIDGE. myl-3t=
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LOST AND FOUND.

g = REWARD .-Strayed on the 18th instant q
- y BUFFALO COW with n calf. The above re
ward will be given i brought TO No. SO 22d street
betTeen l. and ~ streets. 7. HURNEY.
ny Il ~
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wANTED-A CARRIAGE WASHER. Inquire
w ut Flemmings National Stables, Gu street.
between 81 ard 6th streets my lG- St.
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EsYJ.C McGUIRE& CO., Auotioneers.


Tbe House was buiil III the raest superior man
hy master builder fer his t.sc has brio
foundation. ard is double framed throu. hoI
Terms: One third IN cash .shc rtL.sin der IL a.
ard twelve months, with interest secured Sy deed
OF t-peL.
NY II j. L. BiCG / iRh &c CO. hGctg.
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FROM TIE
LARGE AUCTION SALES At NEW YORK
LAST WEEK
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EtLACh SILKS BLACK SILKS!
D VERY CHEAP. -.E
A me assortment OF superior Black Silks rang
ing ia price from II up to very fine grades
. Also, small lot of CHECK, India and French
silhs.
Zen pieces handsome plain Colored Silks, all
very cheap. j. W. C0LLEY,
my l3-5t 523 9Th street near Pa. sYenne.
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Pr BoTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers.
Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Arotioneers

GROCERIES, AT AUCTION --a
On FRIDAY, the 21th instant, we shsil sell, at II
O'Clock; q. IN, al the Grocery Store, No 24i. 18th
street, between and N north, good assortment
q sugars Teas Cohees, Rice Syrup, Spices, Flour,
of goods kept in retsil Grocery.
myl7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, without
4 board. Boarding house opposite, where meals
are served. Apply at No. $50 New York avenue,
betWeen eth and 10Th SITS my l6-Iwt
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E0E RFNT-A delightful RESIDENCE, with
Il Furniture, Georgetown Heights on the
square between Green and Mont gomery streets,
above StOddard st. Possession given on the 10th
OF June next. For terms, &C., apply the prem
Uses. my6
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$1,000 WILL WIaL ! PT G1. THE Eas5 LEhsE q
stable attached. Address Mr.. LEASE, Star Office.
ap2l- lms fs n
E0R SALE-A small tract of LAND fl5}s acres
Il about three miles from the Navy Yard bridge,
well located for q market garden farm. Price
$2,9. Also, 80 acres, same distance from Navy
Yard Bird se, mostly under good fencing. we'll To-
Gated. with 9 fine road Leading to IT, inquire of
JOHN W VAN HOOK, No. So Louisiana ay.
ap I9-2awSt z-tse fsv
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r EN AND STYLISH
y DRESS GOODS
Opened this day, a large and elegant assortment
Of new and stylish Summer Dress Goods many of
them bought at less than the importers prices
ana viii be sold at small advance to close out at
once The ladies specially invited to cali early
j. W. C0LLEY,
my 1S-5t No. S23 18th street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
Hsw =, il the E1change Businsss

,srnA1, after s,SspIlgs, caeonai ion=iy, Prsp0-
.in Of Gee. Hood ~ eICSG7g0 PrsOne5s On HA1l
a. ed silos he bsg1lL5s q tbs present. eAnpalso
10 oTSia n s,ccrjaSc5 V;h the sCPu atoms OF toe
oar. R.ss tom a,s ESI5 aud refuses TO exchange
for u wAo belong 80 regiments whose tines ART
out Ills bad faith to Hood il as unPriRePsa as hs
dss nAioa against those Of bis men VAC have served
Ou. cir time is Eusit,sss 30. what else bu Dad !Ri.l
aaa z 4ei,y do We ever dud IN thsss YAukeesf
y yOuts0s Wi,h this S srmau ,riss another dodge
VOL, Ct BuIsr. 81 Cur laws, he Gays, all men ell
E.o, q. service tPso Jds0 soldiers. Hsaoe finding
ia Z ll.a ABOUT = thousand 0, these fellows" sh0n
b. r-ssrIs as eligible fer service though engaged, b.
Ia en- couisssoo IL c.ui oCSu jsaSls, be sslzss them
IS 7rsousrs Of war, AID, Win ASSURANCE altogether
YA ts,.l, eIsrs 10 exchange lnem for 40 tqaA Huu-
Der T.; Ysakses taken vito arms IN their hands. We
.ala ts 81 As WORTHY OF BlI!srs cunning Perhaps she
5ue dsy.ss was has tx We learn 10 has addressed
hotter o 90 Oad informing 80. gentleman that IS BY
I4s S. -uzns OF zoe Co4i,darA.c Sales between TIE
ayes o. seventeen and ny are liable 10 CONSUMPTION
f. vi % inferred By the IaLkee armies, Tor the iulurS
ths. al or Gu zsLs 0ssssen InOse ages beloTg TO The
ssr7.oS, aud ,hsy vii b. tAkep, WI found, Us
ri one.s OF was. Was.hsr Bue.s letter is prier il
date % SlsEmahs OF suosCq ent 10 and suS ested BY
r. OF whether tie happy SoLcs catered tEsir satanic
p-Airs 81 tLs came isms, not aIis 10 sta;e.
TIE Iaain purpsse OF this trick is doubtless TO
euab.s sAem 10 keep b-l4.ee OF prnOners il tle l..
Yor, tacrtby TO de,e; from resvr,ng oil
retail alton 100 say OF their nuavrouJ OarbsriIies.
sesO1iagy etjse; is 20 selksa a. much pcssiOe,
bytsdgcirg the labor aud sugera'sndsnee necessary
prohibition, aud 70 dspOguAte districts ami vscate
trm5 that Yankee qua.SeEs may Come in saG lake IO3
.s-siar Wvi0 10. zoe hos are 20 meet these eo1.
,,u. violations sii evatons Of s,pulAtous, and these
hsb.tua departures rCn tie eJSe Of war, sGcsP; BY
gi.eg uoiee to he eHemy thsi Tor the iu.ure no
1Ae.a or ca .ell vii be entered into, ard the laws
~ shall inposs 10 e01stfaiHG upon us-Gha in other
Eorda. no rghtS vail Oe coaeJdsd or demanded, ia
W a.ksd CT grBn,ss, qll',er gi'sl Or taken, bu
var 70 the death shall b Toe Business Of whole
DEC y.s.