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Final Statements.
Var Department, Adjetant Generals Office,

War Department, A6JStant Generals Office,
Wosh,n y'on, -, 1854.
SIR. Final statements in the casas OF a..
ceased soldiers are required To he sent to the
Adjutant Generals office in duplicate, with
one copy of the inventory OF effects. The de-
scripuSe list should also be sent ia cases where
the soldier was absent from his company az the
time OF his death. Where there were no effects,
it should be 80 stated on the inventory.
Certificates of disability shonld DE sent In du.
plicale. Special care should oe taken mat the
date of discharge and signature OF the dis.
charging officer should se afnxed
- of the final statement, - inventory has
been received In the case OF -, OF company
regiment of - volunteers, whose
papers were forwarded TO this office. You villa
please forward the missing papers without
delay.
your obedient servant,
Assistan. Adiutant Geosrai.
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Ministerial Crisis in Canada,

MONTREAL, March 2l.-The Canadian minis.
try have resigned. A. J Ferguson Blair, Pro-
T'ncial Secretary, has been called upon by the
Governor to form q Few ministry.
MONTREAL. March 22.-Ferguson Blair has
faitd to form new ministry as yet Negotia-
ton are still going on.
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JOHN n. JHWsLL, Trustee
HhA-dts 10 Moe GIKE 4 60. Austa
By N. Y; BUCKET. Austionesr.

oSOfgelCtcn- ~. u
CXEoUT0RT SALs By virus of tha last win
IL and testament Of Il isa Lucas. dseeAssd, viii
sner at Auetion on WEDk EsDAY. the 9Th dav Of
Apri', ae o,cook p. m.. on the premises the late
Issioepee OF Mrs. Lucas In Georgetown, eonptis
9eor setovn lying on the east ride Of Oscil alley
f.nIins ole hundred and nine.y feet said alley
Lot sevsnt, three forty nine feet six inoses in
)snsta. by ATTY feet wide the whole i'm pro4e1 By
Q ubs ~ tia; Frame DweIiinR.
Ahe, At o clock p on the same day, on tia
Iremises. Lot No. thir'y.nve, tss) In DsAkinh Lee
tlirty feet on Green street. hy ons hundred aa6
tSsnty feet deep, and improved BY . two story
hAme DWELLING.
Terms Of sale: one.thiri ofths purchase money
10 be said in eAsb and the residus In Two equal 10
almt nts, at six and twelve mon shs vita Inter est
b 70 secured.
TIE terms o sale must Be compiled with within
Sn< vesb after sale or the property may BE- reeoid
. he iel and cost of the aIst arehser. after
nhT so&ds NJ. v. BUCKBY, Auct.
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Maine Soldiers to Vote.

PORTLAND, March GA resolution provid.
ing for an amen dmert to the institution so as
to allow Name soldiers in the field to vote has
OF the Senate.
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PORTLAND, MAINE, March 22.-Gen. Dow
arrived to. day In the noon train, and was re.
ceived by the city auth Jrities and q detach.
ment Of troops from Camp Berry.
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~ The rafting season on the Sasqashanna
has com me n ced. ard large enantities OF tuIn.
her are coming down the river.
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81 REAL ESTATE ESALR.-Meesrs r. G. NctS 1ira
& Co, auctfsneere, sold the thrse.story bricx
store and dwelling few doors east of The Ma
Mr.. Francis A. Lutz, -. - ss
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GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auots.
nh2ld O. MCGUIRE 4 CO Apcts.


By o. MCGUIRE & co. Aue ion.ers
fNkbAc sAGk SI CArALOGUhUF SEVENTY
NIhna Rsr-cLAss BuLDINe Lors BILoaeIHe
70 iHE DAVIDSON EsrArE"-on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. April 5th, At o oiosk, at tbs Aus
bnn roous corner Of Tepth and streets, We shall
- FIRsr GLASS BUILDING Lors.
belor girl to the - Davidson EstatA - com o1isina
foms Of he most elis buldns lots to be found
IN TIE cty, situated p inc pm " he high grounds
Eorth OF Pennsvlvsnin avenue, bsswssn Ninth and
ttfteehtt streets west, In the best improvsd and
Sensss.
For descriptive catalcs suss with terms OF sale TO-
spply 20 the undersig gned.
nb.Is-d 9 MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
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DENTISTRY.
CAIAT DIso0V1NY in DIN rIsTRY.

GA1Ar DIsoovlHY IN DzErIsTsY.
rsaA kzss sdsd ssisksss Psia ssisA ~ AAAsiss q
1853 O1ygsa. ....-.. ....
would adv3oe AL persons having teeth TO e1-
srsSt to call at DR.. 1IWIB'S ofhce, -
and have them taken out BY thts ne!
and harmless process. Also call AndQl1YYyYY
s1amine the 1oet.r's new and im. :.
you once see the great impfovem snt In his teeth
yon VIII haye them In no other Rsy's than this neV
and valuable one. No. 942 Pa. svsnuo, setveep
18th and 18th streets -
no Is o. LhSID, n. D.. Dentist.
Al TEETH.
Nl LOOMIe, n. b., the Inventor and Patsnsss
Of the MIN EKAL PLATI TIIfH, g
mty; Many persons can wear thessliIyYYU
teeth who cannot wear others. ard NO
nerson can wear others VI cannot wear thssO.
Psfaons calling stmy on can be accommodated
With any tyle and price Of Teeth they may desire,
ont TO those who are particular and wish the puress
eleanekt. stfonsest and most perfect deptafe that
Art can produce. tho MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. -... .
Rooms In this city-No 33s Pernsylyania avenue
oetween 9Th and 10th streets. Also. 907 Arch Ut I,
Philsdelphia. mari ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
F0RD'S NEW THEATER,
1ESfH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
THIS Wednesday, EVENING, March @,
REVIVAL.

REVIVAL .
CT the GEsst Gre scpssSiopsl y n"p"6 Play of
- On. TIE TIE ieTEHI 1e iEoHufGsHiiN. GHiiN
with Appropriate scenery, characteristic music,
+ thrilling effects and the following
POWERFUL CAST:
Dora snSny. ids Mr. Mr., Rsbog Md15g
PETE ,n GeofnSaer...o' ofS Mr 81
TO MoRRi0w iThursdayj fEvENING, H'' p'
In hi, crs.t paE9;V; EPWIN ! FORREST Or
m lsA' 'sIuRiiis SARbiSat o65uKE.
r 6 ii LIEU,
Mr:: MMr: '9hn M.Gulloush.'. De Ma9prat
nrs n Allen. Observation-Disclosures. Julie
hnwIs sns en1Te nR con SSmPsnyo ,,oNn,v rrp,
DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Genus
Srcne1strs Chairs -........-'..-....... Is cents
Reserved seats on Mr. Forests ghts >; cts extra
, COLoRED GALLERY.
Side Galleries. Observation-Disclosures cents
Box Sheet open from a. m till s p m
seats secured three days in advance.
DROP. MERCHANTB GRAND MIRROR OF
The Universe: or a Voyage Around the World.
Church M6NbHY TGEsGAY ssst snd WEp
NESDAY EVENINGS, March 2lst, 22i and 2h. .
comnencing at IA O'Clock. Admittance Is cents;
children 10 cents. NH p IT
MIss ANNA RUSH, the Deli ghtful Cantatrice,
N nh !, appssrs at the Metropolitan Hall tonight
GROWERS THEATER.
n,.-x
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An EXCITEMENT Last night, about eight
O'Clock, fight occurred in the house Of Mur-
tagh 6eary, corner Of Second and F streets,
where Thomas Hill was murdered by James
Murphy some three or four months ago. Geary
suspected that another homicide was about to
occur, and started for the police, yelling "mur-
der'' at the top of his voice. The Fourth ward
police left their station in body, and in double
quick time ran to the house crowd of ciu-
zens had already surrounded the house. ex-
pecting to witness another horrd scene Of
murder. The officers ente ed the house and
Hscertained that the cause OF the alarm was a
fight between Samuel Bacon, a cartmin, and
Thomas Rsgan, alias Oakley, q rag.Iuan, and
Eugene OCcnner, hackmaD. O. lkley drew
knife and attacked Bacon, and this was the
cause Of Geary's alarm. O'Conner and Oak
ley were arrested aud locked mp in the Fourth
ward station. No particular damage was done.
except TO Bacon, who was nearly stripped of
his clothes. This morning Justi,e Giberson
examined the evidence, and held the parties to
bail for tuI ther hearing
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMS All the real estate of
DR.. M. M. lewis, VIM. N, McEeigh, j. IL Nc
yeieb, e. W. Davis, F. w. kinchetoe, IL, w.
: Vsndeprift, Dr. Orlando Fairfax, and James
II Reid: with the personal property or Dr.
Fairfax, II. w. yand. grift, and Nn- N Nc.
veieh are ad yertised TO be sold on the 9th day
OF he Eastern District of Virginia, under a
decree under the United States eonfiscation
act.
Shad this morning. in market, sold at one
dollar a pair The sillers from below are b..
ginning TO send fish up.-A.erandria Ga.ste
March o. -'-ts Hzs1 eseas s., Il s-e zs.
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excriiens Family and News Journal
containing . greater variety OF Interesting
,eae Ing than can be found in any other, =
pahlishse on Friday morning
1t invariably contains the .washlnssoa
News" that has made the daily Evxxna
STAR circulate 80 generally throughout tns
country.
Cash, sSeariab,y IN oSsanes
Single copy, per annum. Isl 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE UlErs.
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NA HIDES, ---
w ILL BD SOLD AT AUCTION EVDRY WE'D.
ZEE DAY and SATURDAY at II O'Clock . m At
ns War! foot Of sixth street, sll tss HIDES,
sIsa ahterea outside the limits Of the bi.trset Of
Cohnbia ard sbipped TO this point for sueh aispo-
pAii at the time Of sale g BILL,
mhe In Litut. Oo'. and @. V.8
A UOTIoN sALl OF o0N DIMNID srOOK,
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WAA DIPABYMbsT, QAvALRy BURlAu,

- OWf< o. IHtO VNdTI6TN50yJW,
WasSiaxtoa. D. O.. March s. IEA.S
VIII be sold q public auction TO the hishe st Sid
Der, ~ the Depot of the Cavalry. Burss1 at Qies
bofo Point, on tn q RSDAY the nth day of March
and on Thu RsDAY, the Slst day of March. 1874
Gom City go TO one Kindred (lO0I eondsnast
Horses ssrh dsy
Alec At Ias:ern Branch Corral. D. O., OF
fHURsDAY the 10Th day Of March, and or
THURSDAY, the 2fth day Of March. 1854 from df
day. -.
There Horess have been condemned ~ unit 70,
DE cavalry rice OF the United statss army.
Fer road and farm puf poses many good bar ssinl
may hs had
HcrseE viii be sold sin gly.
FERNS cash in L ait- states fressury notes
Sales 70 CON mence st IL O'Clock 4 m
yhNBSA HKIN,
Lieut. Col and 'nisf Qusrterma asts-.
mh9 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMEN rs.
kRs. CHARLIE WARNER, formerly Mrs Dan
Nee..-.. ----- Dirsetress.
GRAND OPENING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAsoH s3D,
ON g STREET,
BETWEEN Ninth AND TENTH STREETS.
This Equestrian Organization has been arranged
with due regard to high-ton refinement The
company consists of the following we'll known
ArtiBtes:
MRS. CHARLES WARNER, tFORMRALY MRS
s- DAN RlCEJ
MR. HARRY WHITLEY,
MAST Err JOHNNY WHITBY,
Mlss ELVIEA wHITBY,
MISS So IE WHITLEY,
MRS. FRANK WHITAKER,
THE DENVER BROTHERS,
MIR. GEO. DERIcUs,
MR.. JAS. HAWKINS. go
Mr.. CHAs. KING,
MR. FRANK WHITAKER,
MR.. D. HOWARD
WIN. KENNEDY, CLOWN
The two Conic Mules,
CONTRABAND AND CUNNING,
will be presented to the audience by their trainer
~
Childr.n under Il years of age rs cts. NH 2I-lw"
BARTHOLOMEW AND BUTLER. the world-re-
- nOwned Comedians and Pantomimists A. appear
to night at the 6 reat Metropol tan Hall NH Ii #
a.. CANTERBURY HALL.
R.a. of National s'a and ketroroiian aHaSh Hotels,
GEORGE LEA...-. ............P Proprietor
The great standard variety Theater of Washing
ton hesPs ON the even tenor of our way, which
The mana cement and . their own responsible
It, an gage the best PEI formers in the profss-
Of trumphs y Iassins far Gy in
the distance all other places of amusement and
lie the idea OF comparison. In our selections our
ORIG NALiTY. VERSATILITY, MERIT.
TONIGHT. EVERYTHING NEW.
i'''' 'pDe'bbiEHIsEf bEIEHAHrz e. AND WARD,
the n9e q .mpion Clog DaOcers.
Comedian and !; Su9ie.s9e Il posaaaakrY' aatsr!
A new pant1mime entitled .4--.
Five HUNDFED THO SAND MORE.
". B. FOX. H. w. WILLIAMS,
LEW DONNELLY, LITTLE NED,
The renowned Ethiopian Comedl ns, in their diff
'srfaf Mss As:f Es s?efs NE ina EadnEs nsGos''
the scco pills he'd Vocalist
TIE brilliant Corps de Ballet, composed of the
mo fRifhed dancers; with other prominent per
formers. all in a novel varied programme.
NoTICE.- Grand Family Matinee on Saturday az
ternoOn next, at o clock. NH ii st
~ lillian SCOTT, the extraord mary Tenor and
~ Bsiladst, appears tonight al the Great
Metro polit an HALL. NH 2l IF
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GROWERS THEATER

TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
GRAND fPFCTACUEAR EXTRAVAGANZA,
THE SEVEN SIST ERS.
pronounced b. the InultitudeH W no have witnessed
It's representation during the past week the most
maen fcent scenic spectacle ever witnessed in
America.
THIS EVENING,
This superb production will be again presented
with several and ele CANT additions to the gor-
geous scenery, effective machinery, fine costumes,
excellent properties. beautiful dances. and the
grand Female ZOuave Drill, which is executed by
upwards of thirty young ladies, in manner that
would do credit TO corps of veteran soldiers The
wonderful Astonishing, magnifc, mt scenic ailu-
SION, the Birth of Cupid in the Bower of Ferns,
which rs acknowledged by all who have beheld it
to surpass in dazzling beauty and gorgeous effect
any scenic production ever before witnessed upon
an American stage, win be presented in all its
splendent glory. with many and costly addi-
tIons which will render its astonishing and de-
iightul effects still more complete. The po pular
comedian,
MR.. J. e. McDONOUGH,
whose genial eecentricities have greatly con-
trituted TO this almost unparalleled success, will
appear again in his great original character,
FKOLICKsOME MRS. PLUTO.
HANK MASON, who has a standing challenge
IL for $40 to compete with any man living in
Straight appearst to night at the Great Metro-
politan Hall NH 2l-tf
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LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REPoRTs-Third Precincs-James
Hurry, mailing up door; dismissed. James
McQ Quid. assault and battery; jail for court
Marian Lee. dIsorderly; S2I4. John Flz.
eivens, do. 50 IS: John Mccoy, do sl-56:
second ofense; S1i4. G. W. Thorn, offering
goods by sample, S2045. VIM. Johnson, dis
orderly; 81. IS. Barney johnson, do; S24i
Joseph Curtis, do; S3.A.
Fcurfh Precinet-Wm. Taylor, firing q gun In
public square; IS SO. Daniel Wilsy, disorderly;
SO. Is. Ksim, drunk and disorderly; S.. Jas
G.. Forsyth, indecent exposure; $3.50. Ellen
Lewellyn, drunk and disOrderly; workhouse,
Fifth Precinet-Harris Lucas, carving wea-
poDs; 1858. Josephine Wilson, threats; Emma
OF oole, drunk and disorderly Ellen Nc.
Mar. do; dismissed. George Davis, disorder
ly;si.
Si-th Precinct.-W. D. Hughes, creating nui.
sanee; Mary Mccarthy, attempt to pick a
pocket; dismissed. VIM Brown. drunk and
dIsorderly; 81. George Bell, assault and bat.
terry; dismissed. VIM. Brown, drunk and dis
orderly; 81. John Bailey, drunk; p. v. Hett.
smith, creating nuisance; dismissed. VIM. H.
Evans, disorderly: 81. Also, violating hack
law; for hearing. Lieut.. James Jones, drunk;
military.
Tenth Precinct-A Dean, malicious mischief;
3275s. John MoltiMore, Ellen Bride. Caroline
Snyder, rioting; dismissed. George Goldsmith,
do; bail tor court. Louisa Anderson, profan-
ity; IS. Peter Hins, drunk aud disorderly;
military. VIM. Henry, Edward Taylor, John
b. Jacobz, Nellie Stone, Phebe A. Barnes, Ann
Jacobz, disorderly; dismissed.
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FOURTH WARD STATION OAsEs.-Carolfne
Putnam, ass ault and battery; bail tor peace.
Elizabeth Scanlin, threats; do. L. ]. Ash toiR,
drunk; S15S Annie Wilson, assault and bat
terry; bail for court. Elizabeth Maynard, lar
ceny: for hearing. David Craig, drunk and
tisoIderly; military. John Dacey, larcepv;
dismissed. Leopold Unger, drunk; So ss. s.
Brown. alias Smith, drunk and oIsordery; do.
Francis Ferstrapper, drunk; Si.50 Conrad
Smith, drunk and disorderly; s5.6i. Patrick
Rrsane. violating the cow law: ~ 5S, David
Roach, do; sl.58 VIM. Burn. do: S2.5S. Ha-
norah Scanlop, do; 81 so. Bridget Flanagan,
inds cent lang uage; dismissed. Margaret Chase.
threats: ba d for psace-for disordeT!y conduct:
Sl5s Alice Randolph. keering bawdy house;
Jail fer court-also malicious mischief: do.
Barney q Donnell, drunk, disorderly and re-
eisbBP eff GERS; for hearing. Michael Mctior-
mich, dc. do. Eugene Conner, fighting; and
Thomas Ragan, fighting: BAH for hearing. Jno.
Cog an, drunk and dsorderly; Sl.55.
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pERsoHB sun.rins VII s1ph,rs, eonorrh..
Sleet, Seminal Weakness, or Private Diseases Of
any description, should san Immediately upon
DR DAVIS.
Isnale Diseases treated In the most scientific
re Doctor . Dipiom hsnss In his ofnes.
cure GuarAntied. Fees moderate
DR. DAVIS,
ass IN st1eOt, oDposite Post On -,
de % 8uo Room Q0 up st&ifs
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A uOrIoN sALs os CONDEMNED HORSES.

A UCFIoN sALs os G0aDEhh2D BoRs1s.
Wan DEPARTMEsf ,Csy4LRY BUsGAu
UEte NJ Chief Quarter niasIg
E1shtnEfon, ID. c Feb 49, IS54 I
Win be sold At pun.io auction. to tas Dig at bid.
1sr, 81 the places sad dat~s named bslo q, viz
st AifiiB Peona.. 81 Horees. Friday, 4th March
AZ tNiiliAms2ort, Penns, 80 Ho :ses. Tossdsy
stb March 80
AT Altoona, Pspns SO Horses, Friday, 18th
March -.
AtNe~ Brunswick, j.. 800 Horses. fussda,
ifsh March.
Al Iaston, Psnns., so Horsss. Friday, lsts
March,
AT Newark. N. J. N Horses, Tuesday. M
March.
At Lebanon, PennA.. 80 Horses. Friday. asth
March
AT wiIhssoarre, Psnus.. hDD Horses, Tuesday sstb
March.
ftss. Hor.s. bsys bssu oon1empsd ~ unat for
tbs Cavalry service o, the United States Army.
gor rosa and farm purposes many GOOD bargains
nay be had.
Bales TO be gin at n =. and ooo ttnae daily tiu
sD are sold
Terms cssh. In uDitsa Stated Trsssgry Notes
ertlf. JAMDe ERTN
t.a at Chief opsrt4rn sstsr Gavsiry surssr
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of the great original and wellknown
FAKER OF AVA,
THE WONDERFUL PREsTIDIGITATEUR.
One week longer commencing MONDAY EVE
MING. March 2lst. Entirely and laughable
evening.
Tickets 10 cents. No half price. NH 2I1wt
c. BR1MMER, the world renowned Lion Ban
IL. joist, appears to night at the Great Met o.
pOlitan Hall. NH 2i-tf
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all persons
- hayin. goods in my posse ssion for arrears or
storage, to come forward within thirty days from
this date and redeem the same otherwise they will
be told by the undersigned to pay chargss,
p. ENRICH, :
Proprietor of European Hotel
corner Pennsy ylvania avenue and Itth ST.
Washington, March q 1854. mh 2l-Iw
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II prepared to DO any kind Of lnbroidsrS BY skii-
fnl hands, eush terms that cannot fail to satsfy
botehns. and wish Il to be und srrt sod that we are
act con, seteo With any other place Of the kind In
the city. whore 6tanp ping In advertised. ~ Our
place IL 3s1 street. opposite the Patent Omos -
Looh out that you do not mistake the street. Wa
jAily receive rev Patterns for Braid and Enbroi.
dery ju.t out, and stamp yo1v goods while you
ssit Asehiae Stitching neatly Gone. fel8
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Assistan. Adiutant Georrad.
Qi0l !.
Commanding Offseer
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Al FORTUNE TELLING.
lI ADAM GODDARD Can be consulted at her
residence, No. 1O2 18th street, between Land NJ,
Goat Alley; entrance on 7th st. NH 2 st
NRb l.. SAITH-AN EX0DLLHNr CLAIR
vi voyar and Test Medium $50 st near 4th de
scrbes and communicates with spirit irisads, sees
iiyins friends 1t distanes. tells their character
dses, Esads the future Hours from 10 N till 8
pm. eittipss 81 NIB 7-lm~
MRS. WEIN ID CURING HOPELESS OAsES
Nl , OF DISEASE
- By M8Snetism an1 Eleotricty,
sheD all other II reatment fails. Calf and see tAs.
hmoLialA St 443 4 sire ct, Warrington.
NH Inn
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.

The Sanitary Commission, under special authority
tensVe system agencies for securing the safe con-
Veyance to- and distribution Of goods put in ITS charge
for the sick and wounded at points where Ihey are
crosby at all points-at New Orleans and at Washing.
ton its distributions being governed by comparison
the relative character of these wants in trustworthy
manner, and to equitabl lie distribution ana
of the goods distributed besides the unpad
services of the members OF the Commlss1on IWenCy
physicians high professional and moral character
and more than fifty lay agents. are employed under
pecunary securities for responsible and efficient ser
vice. The cost of these arrangements has thus lar
been about centum of the value OF the goods dls
tributed The Commission has not been aple TO OBTAIN
authentic evidence of losses, miscarriage, or misap
propriations to the value of one dollar in ten thou
sand of goods which have been once RECEIVED at It's
shipping depOts The following is list OF these de-
pots to which auxiliary societies and all disposed to
or localities but simply relative necessity for
assistance, are invited to send their offerings:
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. ~ summer
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, NO. 10 Ihlfd
avenue, New York. ~
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, NO. l5O| Chest'
nut street, Philadelphia. ~ ~ o.,
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. as South
Sharp street, Baltimore, Md.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, corner VINE
and Sixth streets, Cincinnati, O.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot NO. 30 BANK
street, Cleveland, o. ~
sanitary Commission Branch Depot, No Sc Madison
street, Chicago, Ill. ,.,.
Sanitary Commission Branch Depot, No. Adams
Block Buffalo, New York. .,
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 50 Fourth
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 30 Larned
| street, Detroit, Mich. ,,,
sanitary Commission, Branch Depot Columbus,
| Ohio 800, ,
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, Fifth street
| Louisville, Ky. .,-4
| from the Government and is wholly dependent on
| the voluntary contributions of the public Tor the
the Treasury are solicited and may be transmtted &c
George r Strong ESQ., Treasurer, 6S Wall street, N
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Soldiers, Home Washington, D. G.
IoGge No. L. street between 18th and 18th Streets
Lodge No. 5 Maryland Avenue near railroad depot;
NurSe's Home Washington, ID. .
Soldiers Home, Third street. Cincinnati ohio' COL
G. W. u. Andrews, superintendent.
Soldiers Home, Louisville, Ky..~Iames Malona
Soldiers Home, Cairo, ILL.,. n. Shlpfnlh' sup C
and Relief Agent. - D..-...,,
Soldiers Home, Nashville, Ienn,-Capt l. Bray ton'
Supt Rev. j. Hoblet, Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Columbus OHIO, - ~ su t ptyarro,
SpoIdi@rs Lodge. near landing, Memphis, Tenn
C. w Chrsty Sup't. and Relief Agent. :,
Soldiers Lodge Kelly's Fewy--W. A. Sutli6 Sup t.
Soldiers Lodge, Bridgeport, Ala.-lteV O. Kennedy,
Sup't.
AGENCY FOR PENSIONS.
William f. Bascom, Pension Agent, Washington,
D. c.
HOSPITAL CARS.
Between Washington and New York--Sol Andrews
NJ D. Surgeon in charge
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Omnibus lime Between Washington
and Camp Distribution.

r WILL. START AN OMNIBUS LINE RUNNIINS ING
from Washington to Camp Distribution, on Mon
Sa,1 MAY % 1861 Fare each way Fifty Cents
Leave Washington at and oeioo Snn and {o5d d
ttrnet via nsyIvana Avenue, Wizards Hotel ana
I4th Street Leaves Camp Distribqtion at Il ana .
n'clocK GABRIEL I. CAMPBELls
'oAo0A' Proprietor.
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efectua1ly than by frequently and widely dissemina
ting knowledge of the above, among those who have
friends the army The hospital statistics in this
department of the Sanitary Commission are very
complete and exact and daily prove of incalculable
value to the soldiers, their friends and relatives