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s EV E N tn " A kD'
OLD CoNTIHENTALs IN THE FIELD
FoRTY-sEcoND BALL.
OF THE
CONTINENTAL GLEE CLUB,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DRAFT OF TIKI
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At TEMPERANCE HALL, THURSDAY, APRIL I,
The Committee beg leave TO inform their old
friends and the public generally That lhey inte h
best Ball of tho season, to the honor OF our
country.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and Ladies',
$3.50.
Ladies' Refreshments furnished.
WitherB' Brass and String Band has been en-
gAgedi also, the Veteran Reserve Corps Brass
band OF seventeen pieces has been kindly rendered
Tickets can be obtained OF any OF the Committee,
OF At the door on the night OF the Ball.
BALLET MASTER,
JOHN HALL.
FLOOR MAHA0ER1,
James =. Walls, n. J. Porter,
c, o. {. Anderson, Andrew Archer.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
Arch. MsCAbe, II. NAchmAn,
James West, William Wilson
COMMITTEE OF MANAoEhEET,
John j. Hall, President, 7. FtBher, Secretary,
John Wilson, Secretary, CT. Brewer, Treasurer.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
Hon. Mayor n. WAllAoh, Hon. JnO. II. Semmes,
Hon. ThOs b. Florence, Hon. Thos. Lloyd,
Capt. James II. Birch, DR.. J. Z, Morgan,
John Stevenson, W. MurtABh'
Geo NAttinRly, John H. ElvAn,
Capt. Henry A. srhestI, SIS. Baker. mIS-dtd
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JswILRT, JEwELRT, GoLD-PLATED JEwELRT
Beautiful ityles, for beth ladies' and gentlemen'I
wear, for only one dollar at the Dollar Jswelry
half street, . .
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WHIruHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AVBEuE.-This celebrated eStablishmenthA just
been elegantly RENTED ard furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections Of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing licensees Of distinguished persons
both civil and military, LikeneAseB OF many OF
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
Superior work, whitohurst outstrippiAg his COM
Petitors, received q medal ST the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention Ia called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Visnstts now much
ought after noYl4-u
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400 REMOVAL 800
C""To NEW DUILr NG,
81 500 g
SEVENTH STREET,
ODD LOWS HALL
JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old EstAbliBhed
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY xauIPaESr MANuFAcroRy
NEW BU1LD ING,
E 500 81
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
most complete assortment OF every style and pre,
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALES,
FINE sw ORD BELTS, with TophAm'S Patent slide
LHNGHoiz's PATENT SPURS
LGSGHoIz's PETENT CURB and NOSE STR Al
FOR SALE;
EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
SFRKt BRhss AS Psi MLHER PLATE SRTR'
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS ..
IN GREAT VARIETY
HA X EBB
FINN DouBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AM
BUGGY HARNESS. - -.
FINE SINGLE CARNAGE, BUGGY, AND En-
PRESS HARNESS. ,,r
sUTLERs, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AMI
PLOUGH HARNESS.
W H p 3.
| COACH, BUGGY, STAGE, ,..,.,,
RIDING, AND WAGON WR!PS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN ks.
SoLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND NALlsES,
| IRON FRAME TRUNKS
| WOOD BON TRUNKS AND NALlSES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNK and BoNNEIBoNEs
| AMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
! IaIthSr aud Canvass PelliSieur Rags, Leather
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags Ladies' Frene
| SatehelS, Toy Trunks and School AAtehelI, an
! every article In their line Of business,
h E NJ 4 " u Err
e 800 "A.
sEN ENTH STR e.
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIsTmCT)
OF WAsHINOToE,
WASHINGTON, D. C., February i6, 1884.
fisHtrdi orders, No. ..
Col. T. IngrAhAn, Ssth Massachusetts volunteers
il hereby detailed as Provost Marshal Of the Mill
tAry District Of Washington. He will DO respected
and oheyed accordingly.
By command Of Brig. Gen. MAKTIxDALTi
JOHN p. sHERBURSR,
fei0-if Assistant Adiutant General.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN
ID hsmen can obtain heard at No. 4e7 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-A-hAlf and sixth streetr,
Inland. oSi1-u
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TEE BANK Is but the gainsa's stamp,
ABAE's the sowd for =, thAt.n
The above wAs written BY Burns In reference 10
Or. AmGn, who keeps AholsIst HsNt door to our
Otce.
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n + F & | A l.
PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
l. Applications must be made at the ofiiee Of
Major Louis Il. PelouIe, No. 2oa street, between
sst enteenth and eighteenth streets, between IL
=. n. aud p. m, except sundays. Major Pclouze
10 authorized TO sign the passes.
2. II not granted at the ONCE Of Major PelouIe,
the decision 10 nna, and no reference need be made
at the War Department.
J. Passes cannot he given to females TO visit the
army.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
feS-u Assistant AdiutAnt General,
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TnE only place where you can purchase Isdis
RubbT Gooda OF all kinds At MaatlJriners pricey u
~ n. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 40
PennsylvapiA avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, sn kinds OF Ruhhst goods beAui
ullI repaired At short notice. mar ss--tf
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PARDON GRASTHD.-Mosos Nix, a colored
man, who was tried about two years ago BY .
courtmATtiAl In South Carolina and SonIietsd Of
xii Ing another Golored man whom he believed 70
suffer imprisonment In the District jail for the
period OF ten years, was yesterday pArdoned BY
mSnt fSitSnIl And truStSoPtLV ISu. HiS co ..
duct was, indeed, so eommsHdAble that he was a.
lowed the Tree use Of the halls and yards he pre-
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INV YoRK STILES. -GeittleHlen's CIotli,tg -
Eep end Fashionable "A large assortment for Drers
and Business wear. The English Sack and walk
ing Coats EXCEL In beauty, grade and hniSh my.
thing over offered In this city,
WALL, STEPHENS l. Co.,
ssc-tf IN Pc. AV., bet. Ninth and Tenth Gts
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xrrINrER aARMENTs

WINTER GARMENTS.
w NEW sTYLEs.
BOYS CLOTHING
We are uGw u ieeJipt ~ 4 large assortment oil
BOYS and CHnDREN'g CLOTHING, OF the new.
est styles suitable for the present season for dTeas
and school wear, 10 which we invite the attention
Of parents. WALL, STEPHENS a CO.,
noet1-Mii El1 Pa, avn bet, nh aud l0th ~
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II o r s A L 4
100 eases brakes Plantation BittefS.
900 WI. C. Club House Gin,
100 bbls. Old Rye Whisky.
70 Very old rye Whisky.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffeo,
100 kits Mess MAekoTel.
100 half Kits Mess MAekerel
100 kits No, do.
100 " No.J do.
100 PieklOd Salmon,
90 bags Old Java Gomez.
And a general assortment OF Wines, Liquors.
Champagne, Havana Cigars, 6e., at marx Of rates
W. C0RWIN BURGY,
No. u North Charles street,
mI2-lT BAltimoIe, Nd.
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THE BRILLIANT PAToMIME
TIE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT!
Simon slsndershank, the Clown. W. d. CavauaEh
Boss Trowell, the Pantaloon..,.....Mr Mr.. Williami
Jack Stout "the man all tattered and
torn" the Harlequin. ........... Mr.. Donnelly
Columbine. Emma schell
Squire GuIIleAle ........................Mr Ward
Black Sheep, waiter ................Mr Mr.. switzer
GrabaN, = OlicemAn..................
c. D. Cash, Landlord. Mt Smith
Sergeant Drill. MT Johnson
TroohiAnA...... .,........Mlas Jones
Flhshohghteeris .".....Miss CoulGon
Firebrando..". 1900. Mast. David
steamuppo...... ..... Maat. Thon 40
SindeH .....'...i Gnomss S......... Mast John
Lapwing ....... ....... Mast, James
Flreny........... Mast. Andrew
Sulphurioao.. ......MAst. Will
The HAt.........' Long hlskefa
IRE Ct......... ','...''''..'''....',m Miss Mousof
The Dog....''.'''',''...'....'' ....Mast canine
The Priest, "ail shavcn and shofn, Mr. JolIym an
Tho Rooster, "thEt crowd In the
morn,". ....,.....,,'.,....Mr Cocky doodle-doo
Queen Of the Gromes.. Miss Clifton
sunbeam .... .. Miss Marian
SwAndown.. .....MitB Isabel
f PssTISPPOS Wood EyHph' of MI. ! J@in
Dewdrop.. trD., w, nail see. Miss Katy
Cowtllp. ..,., Miss Ettie
sWeetpea Miss Carlofta
Primrose 80. Miss Lorena
Miss Starch, Govsrness al Miss Howdydo's Estab.
liIhnent for Young Ladies'. Miss Prideall
GnonSS, Fairies, 80. 1.-The Liiiputsn Family
MSehiSery, Tricks, and Transforms .
tionB, by..............w.W Watson and A1aistAnts
PTopertieI and Appointment BY Benson XIi'tI
Music, arranged, selected, and COM
~ ''o''
The whole produced and undst III. ''''''
immediate direction of...... w. B. CavensuSh
A GRAND oLIo ENTERT AINMENT,
BY the grand array Of Stars attached to the Cant
srSgry BOB Hart NH MY W Ln9m NV W. ,CS
Dougherty, Ward and Delohanty.
THE BoUQUET OF BEAUTY.
MILE MEDEA, ESTELLB AND JENNIE FOR.
REST, MARY CouLSON, NELLIE RAIN
FORD, MAGGIE WILSON, EMMA
so Httf'ct hfMn TNh HoMi
PORTER, Se.,
In a Charming advertisement and the Grand Ballet
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
The sweet BAllAdilt, with the entire Canterbury
Company, In an entirely new selection.
The Ollo Performance will be charged every night
Admission. 10 oent1
orehostra. cents
Private Boxes, holding six pcrbonH.......hb
Doors open At o'olocki Performance to COM
menee At o'clock
FAMILY MATINEE.
On Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, on which
occasion the Grand Pantomime OF the
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
Win be performed At cheap prices.
AdmisIion--LaSiea 20 eeata; Children 10 cents.
NOTICE.
The Celebrated Ethiopian Comedians,
hULLIGhN AND LEhNITT,
Are engaged, and will shortly appear.
urARJETIFS VARIETIESI
"
sz.y.pIvrrro -
~ ANIL iiHS- AA
VARIETIES
>,rvrC u.II Avn rurIrpr
H.ubrn a Comm. .Proprietor
pitIsImmon1 STAGE hIAnAHeF and AdyeFtise
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AUCTION SALES.

hOO4lOIN OAlLEOs
by VIM. L. WALL a CO.,
u. AuCTIoNEERs,
UNITED STATES MARsHADs SALE OF
sohoone. and sloop, their Tackle, kppsrsi, Eurni.
virtpe Of DEGREES Issued from the Cisrk,s oilen ar
the supreme Court OF the District Of columbia.
holding district court, and 70 me directed viii
sell At public sale, for each, IL the bazaar q WI
L. Wall 4 Co., Auotioneers, south side Of Louisi.
ana avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of April instant, 1894
commencing ct 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
goods and ehattels taken on board Of the above.
named Schooner and Sloop, viz: n
i01 sacks Corn SHAalts salt, .....
bkegn Salt, 7Hacka Wheat,
sack Oats, 5boxes Tobacco,
CultivAtor, % Plough Points,
20 Plough Shares, II Moulding Doaris.
| Also, At the foot of sixth street wharf, on the
rotomae river, I will sell, At O'Clock p. m, on
| and Furniture, and
Thirteen Small Boats. ....
WARD II. LAMON
U. 3. Marshal, d. Z.
Per WIN. L. WALL 4 CO.,
Apd-dti9th Auotioneera.
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COMMITTED TO JAn.-MAry Rose, alias La.
0nby, Richard LAZenby, and Henry PlummSr, were
last night finally committed 70 jail By Justice
on Fourteenth street near the oAaAl, was found /
very large amount OF stolen articles oonGlstinE OF
wines, groceries, &C., and belonging 10 various
discharged except the above three, evidence bein
given TO show that they were NOT implicated In the
TobberieS Mary was seat to jail upon the charge
Hotel, and identified By Andrew h. Potts. The
other two were committed on seven or eight
charges Of larceny. Samuel Phillips, Rsq, APP
peAred as counsel for the prisoners. The eases
have occupied tho attention OF Justice Thompson
for the past three days.
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PIT jaHG
cATARRB, AND DIS,
EASES oF THE Ear, THROAT AND
h'.' AIR PASSAGES.
DIR. LIGHTHILL,

FROM a. St. Marks TPaos, New York, suthOr Of
"a Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS" "Lettsrs
on 'cATARRH,a wiii mako his second visit to
WASHINGTON. MONDAY, APRIL II,
And can bs Consulted at the ~.
EBBiTr HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, unlu
SATURDAY EvENiEG, APRIL ia
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR,
THROAT,
AIR AGES,
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GOOD

NILITARY GOOD
ERONS,
OF my own manufacture, aud made of the best OF
cloths, and In the finest st'le.
PRICES.
CommissAFy, QuArtermAster, and Ordnance Ser
geAnts and Sergeant Majors, ALPS.
SsrgeAntI', SI.0O.
CoTpoFAlB', rs cents.
Hospital Stew Ards', In gilt on velvet, So
do gold de es
SERGEANTS AND CoRPoRkLS STRIPES,
Velvet, Cloth and WoTstod.
SERVICE STRIPES,
Fifty Cents rer pIir
Gilt Cord and Lace, Gilt Buttons, BuElss, CroTs
SAbrta and Canno1G, Letters and Figures, 40, s
Sent by mail on receipt OF price. a., 2
GEORGE q. HENNING,
sy1-iwl 6s57 nth street, near Military n II. Depot.
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MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL 8, 1864,

MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL 8, 1864.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
II O'Clock NJ, on Saturday, the 9th instant for
grading and grAyeling Third street east, from z
street south to street south, or so much thereof
A. the Mayor may deem necessary .
The gravel to be OF quality approved by the
Commissioner and Assistant Commissioners.
The gravel TO be nine inches In the CENTER taper.
ing to four inches at the gutter line when rolled,
and to be well Taked Of stones OF Improper sire,
and well rolled with heavy roller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard ior
cutting or filling that which may require the most
There will only one DO allowed and square yard
for gray ling.
The superiuouG earth, If any, to be placed where
the Commissioner OF the Fifth ward may direct,
and no part Of the appropriation will be paid the
| contractor without = certificate signed by the
Commission and Assistants, certifying the work
has been done In a satisfactory manner, ana ae'
esrdinE TO the contract, ,,
Commissioner OF the Finn Ward
WM. NOTTINGHAM,
| THOS DAYNE,
ApS-td Assistants.
TIVE DOLLARS REWARD
| BtTAyed away from the subscriber, on tho Esd
March, small rcd and white cows has warts OF
| one OF her teAtB. Tho above reward Wine pale
| for her return to COLUMBUS SCRlbkH,
aps-st' 9Ss street, between l'th and 10th,
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RIGGS GOLD COMPANY,

RIGGS GOLD COMPANY.
MINEs-BRIGGS X GREGORY LoDEs, GILPIS
COUNTY, COLORADO.
CAPITAL, lO,OOO SHARES 800 EACH.
TRUSTEES.
J. SMITH BRIGGS, Colorado.
GEO. NJ. PULLMAN, Chicago,
ANTHONY ARNoUX, New York
HENRY COGGILL, New York.
CORNELL WHITE, New York.
&C. ALGER, Hudson, NY.
W, G. ANGELL, Providence, n.
Prssldent-J. SMITH BRIGGS
TreAanfer-wALTER +. LAYTON.
seeretary-D. LITTLEJoHN.
Counsel-J. S. WOODWARD.
Mining SupefIntsndOnt-CHAs,H II. BRIGGS.
oFFICE-sS Gin Street, New York ApLIm
DOYB' CLOTHING WE ARE NOW
ID In receipt OF large assortment Of BoyI' and
Ckildren'I Clothing Of the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dreEA and school wear
10 which we invite the attention Of parents.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
HaR Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Btreets
apr IO--taf lstAr Irtell
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ThNT BURY HALL
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
~ CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LoutsiaSsa Avenue, Moor TIE cornsY OF SsrR sfresf
lin rear OF the Metropolitan and National Hotslsl
SION OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT
Gen Lea..'..''.''... Manager and Proprietor
FIRST WEEK
NEW AND GORGEOUS
PANToMIME,
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
The piece AboundG In
FUNNY TRICKS, MECHANICAL CHANGES,
TRANSFORMATIONS, &C.
Produced At an expense Of Two Thousand Dollars.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
THE BRILLIANT PAToMIME
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LOCAL. NEWS.

OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT OF A PoLIcHMAs.-
and Bresneher attempted to arrest ave persons on
Thirteenth street, near L, for dsordeTly conduct.
Officer Franklin took into custody VIM. Ferguson,
way to tho ItAtion.house, one of the three unAr-
rested, who were following, ordered the polieemon
to halt, when Ferguson tripped Omeer Franklin,
and at the same time BnAtched his baton, with
which he struck him blow over the head, knock
ing him down. Qfflcer Breaneher let 20 his pris.
onrr and went to FrAnklln's assistance. Ferguson
This morning Justice Thompson committed Fer
guson to jail for court,
The wound received on the head by pAtrolmG An
Franklin was very severe, and was dressed by DR.,
KeaAby. Ferguson, II seems, had been with the
others to his brothers. wedding, which happened
last night, and, becoming Intoxicated, acted In .
manner so disordOrly as to cause his arrest. Hi
brother who was married went to Justice ThOmp
son to tender ball but 1t was too late, for Ferguson
had been committed.
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DY JAS. q. MCGUIRE q CO.,
ID AUCTIONEERs
FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS On North
y street, between sixth and sevonth streets.--ou
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April tth, at 10 O'Clock,
on the premises, we shall sell four handsome
building Lots on the south side OF North street.
between sixth and seventh strests west, fronting
each II feet 10Y inches and running back 100 feet
to i6foot al oy. The eastern Lot forms the cor.
ner OF street IS feet wide, called Oregon street.
Terms One-third in cash, the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by .
deed Of trust on the premises.
Conveyanoea At the cost Of the purchaser.
mSo-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auots.
n The above hAle 10 postponed, in consequence
OF the rain, until SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
April 9th, same hour and place. 800 .yrr.
Apsd J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FLOUR
N BARRELS. "HH i5nH
..H ..HTnHf.HwI
Will be sold at the U. g. Bakery, Alexandria.
Vs. on FRIDAY April 9Th, At no'siock a. m,
Terms cash In Government funds. L.-
A. n. MOTT,
Ap6-3t Captain and q, S. v.
HATr or urn TTNlEDUTrRA mr. y
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GALE OF CONDEMNED WAGONS,
~ CARTS, BuGGIEs, AND WHEELS.

CHEZ QUARTERMAsTER's oTTICE,l
DEPoT OF WARRINGTON,
WARRINGTON, d. c., March u, 1854.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, At the south
CorrAls, in the city OF Washington, d. C., on
MONDAY, April 18th, 1854, at II O'Clock =. m, a
lot Of
gouwheels, Wagon Beds, together with number
Of articles pertaining to wagon TRANSPORTATION,
the same having been condemned as unht for pub
lie service.
articles within Ave t6) days from the day Of sale.
Terms; Cash In Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Bngsdier General and Chief ouartermaster.
msI-iOt Depot Of Washington, D. Z,
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs oFFICE,J
DEPOT or WAsHM0roH, !
WAsHIEoTON, ID. C., March 20, 1884.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, At the Cor.
rails neaE the Observatory, IN the city Of Washing
on WEDNESDAY, April 9oth, 1854, a lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned AZ unfit for public service.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence nioo's,Sek a. I M
Brisadlsr General, Chief Si s 8; sss
mas-9Ot Depot Of Washington.
Tides. WILL BE SOLD AT AUG.
III TON, every WEDNESDAY and sATUR.
DAY, at II o'clock q, m, at the WHARF foot OF
Sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLoW, So, that
may be on hand, OF Cattle slaughtered Outside the
this point for such disposition. Terms; cash, IN
Government funds, to be paid at the time OF sale
ms-im Lieutenant Colonel aud C, 5, VS..
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sERGEANTS AND CoRPoRkLs' STRIPES,
Velvet, Cloth and Worried.
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CEY ENTH w RID.
OLD CONTIHENTALS IN THE FIELD
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GALE OF OLD IRON, BLACK.
= SMITHS TOOLS, CARPENTERS TOOLS,
SADDLERS TOOLS, CAMP AND GARRl
QUARTERMASTER'S STORES.
, 1864-02-23

his wife, {who Is somewhat below medium
height,) and made the following !" brief re-
marks:" Here am, and here IS Mrs. Lin
coin. That's the long and short oft" :: ::
Two INSTANCES WHERE LIE PRESIDENT WAS
NOT REMINDED OF 4 STORY.
The President is naturally enough q good
deal 1anteTed about his habit Of storytelling
:, Dr. 'Hoyey, Of Dansvllle, n. T., called at
tie Hthste House and found the occupant on
horseback, ready for ride. He approached
and eaid: ttP1esident Lincoln, thought I
would Gull a2d see yon before leaving the
city, and lesr son tell d story" The Prcsi.
dsnl greeted him pleasantly, and !. 2skea 9asn3
Western New York" "Well, that's e good
enough country without stories, replied the
President, ard of he rode
Some moril philosopher WAS telling the
President ONE day about the nnderc1rrcnt Of
pnbiic opinion He went on to explain 1t at
length, and drew IN illustration from the
Mediterranean Sea. The. current seemed
very curiously to flow in both from the
Black eca and the Atlantic Ocean,, but a
sfrcWd Yankee, by means Of q contriyance
Of floats, had discovered that at the outlet
into tho Atlantic only about: thirty feet OF
the surface water flowed inward, while there
Vas :. tremendous current under that flowing
out. Weli,n said Hi. Lincoln, much bored,
"thlt don't remind mic of any story. ever
heard Of" The. philosopher. despaircd Of
making a serious impression BY his argument,
and left