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Headquarters Military District Of WdsAiHgsen,
Washington, D. c., February l6, 1851 )
General Orders No. Cool. T. Ingraham, 3sth
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal OF the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
By command OF Brig Gen. Martindale.
JOHN p. SHERsURNR.
fe Is.tf Assistant Adjutant General.
Passes TO Visit the Army Of the Potomac.
j. Applications must be made at the office Of
Msjer LOUIS II. Pelouze, No. 2g3 street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between IL q. m.
and p. M, except Sundays. Major Pelouzs
is authorised to sign the passes.
2. Ii not granted at the office Of Major Pc
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need be made at the War Department
B. Passes cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
BY order OF the Secretary of War.
F. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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PERSONAL.

MRs. l.. SMITH-AR EX1sLLANf CLAIR
W. voy ant and Test Medium $50 st pear 4sh de-
scribes and communicates WITH spirit treads, sess
living friends at distance, t5i.a their character,
gets names, examines disessas perfectly. Daana-
tises, reads tie future. Hours from 10 N till S
Pm. Sitt:pes 81. NH Tim
MEs. WIEN Is OURlHG HOPELESS CAsEs
1A OF DISEASE
By Magnetism an Electricity,
when all ether treatment fails. Call snd see teS
timonaI at 4 IS e street, Warrington.
NH I'm"
ADIIs, OILY LOOK AT THIS I've are now
L. prepared to do any kind OF EmoroiterF by skill
full hands, such terms that cSnaot fail 20 satisfy
We Co your STAN ping in elegant styla, aud no
totchfng, and wish i. to be understood that are
not conf ected with any other place of tbs Kind IN
the city. where StsfD ping Is sdFertlsej - Our
place Is SCI street opposite the Patent Oflcs fN
Look out that you DO not mist AXE the street. Va
daily receive new Patterns for Braid and En 5.ni.
derry just out, and stamp y0ar goods while you
wait Machine Stitching neatly Cone. fsB
ID MEDICAL.
L ERSOES sufering with Syphilis, donorrhes.
elect, Seminal Wsskress. or Private Diseases of
any description, should c.u Immediately upon
DR. DAVIS.
Female Diseases tresred il the most scientific
and successful manner
The Doctcr's Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
A cure guaranteed. Fees moderate
DR. DAVIS,
ass TIN street orpohite Poet ONE,
de % sln Room 22 CT stairs
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PAPERHANGINIS, &c.

DAPERHANaINGs AND
l. WINDOW SHADES
J.. KIDWELL wovid respectfully inform lis
friends and the public generally that he has now
on hand welt selected assortment of WALL PA
PtRe ard WIN DOW sEADsS suit Ole for psriors
halls dining rooms, 80 Also haDi, FIRE
BOARD PRINTS, PAPER CURTAINS. JCRD
TASelLS, &c ali Of which he is pI epzred to sell
ct thu lowest cash prices All papers huns in the
city or country by experienced Workmsu al short
notice.
Remember the plsce-Nc. 3G1 D street, near 9th
street, in Frsnslin Hall Building. il e In
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~ WAR DsR.RrMzsr.
PROPOSALS Will be receive cd by this Dspsrtm snt
until TUispAY. March is, at ? q; for the De.
M MEN Hn,,ed States Cavalry pattern, as hsFein
a'e AZ sP Phs Nev York Arsenal cn sets.
Atths Fra Frau arsensi, Cos COO s ssts,
At the Alleg hany ArsenA. 6,eoo sets,
At the Cincinnati Depot 900 sets,
These sets Of Eorss Equipments are to be fur.
and bsnt
and watering bits the NAL cable iron hardw are,
to at the
named. The trees are to be OF the ECU lsJion pat
the bars on tbs inside ss' Of shs the
side bars OF white wood, tbs pummsis sad cAntes
Of al 1t al so5a s
covered with the best aughtssed COW hide; all
subject to inspection during ell stages of the man
Iaeture but me eau Pment, will be inspected at
Deliveries must be made in lots of not less thar
nifty se's per week fer al contrScts of 500 sets
one n .st per rs S
for al e'ns.ets Of from Loco to 2o SETS aad avs
'hs q day Of April lss. ,,..:s.,
subtsct the contractor to s. forfeiture of the num-
No BIDS viii be considered from parties other
to this EFT to be fully com Ssts Mt to 81 suite
in their owl shops the york proposed for.
Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
acknowledgment OF their sureties, over their own
signatures
Each parts obtaining 3 contract will be obliged
to enter into bonds with approved suretiss for its
faithful execution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified. and furnished with forms of con-
tract ard bond.
The Department reserves ths right to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory.
Propstals will be addressed to Brisadier General
GEORGE D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Washing
ton, D. o. and will be endorsed "Proposals for
Horse Kquipments." GEO D RAMSAY,
fe@- cost Brig. Gen.. Chief Of Ordnance.
TIE opening of the proposals under the above
advertisement for Horse Equipments is postponed
until the 2tth inst, and the first delivery until
April Q, 1861. NH 10
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UNITED STATES $40 BcEDs,

UNITED sTATEs T-9O TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
gEITAD STATES CERTIFICATES or III
DEBTEDNass.'
SSie. oliver, UEonrraat Aocsy, Exeasnse on q;
or CT Europe and tia Northern Cities.
ROUGET AND SOLD,
Ts are SuthoziEet 20 furnish $50 Beads =. DAY
satti the !SE Of August zsxt. whsa the pTsvi!sd
- soprsrsfou ceases.
o-acrn for Stoeks and Gol sxte1tei II New Yags
sxeissiysly On commission.
2ITTENhCUsE FAINT &c CO..
= RaoAars.2 5 Penn. sysnus,
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CHIEI QUAETERMAsTIRS O1YICE, }
" DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,

All dsslers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
er nhet Furniture Harness, and Ssdd!ssy, srs 70.
each week sealed proposal list, in Duplicate of
the articles they sre prepared to furnish to this
ca n plain dgures SO that in case the eIigsnciss
Of the nervce require it. the srti le OF ticss
Dealers wishing 20 sell to this Depot will Be re-
CURED to furnish the list pnnctuslly every Men
dag nine. y. Il. RUCkNR,
Brig.dier General AMI Chief Omar tsrnastsr.
jas If Depot Of Washington.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&c IA EEa snH

q a
On and after Wednesday. Janu ary goth, 1854 daily
trains viii be run between Washington and New
York. and Washin ston and the W. st as follows:
I0RPHILADELPHIA,N NEW YORK and BOSTON
ard 7.30 2. NJ, except Sunday. On Sunday. 1T 80
2. ID. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $40, and l0.4 A. NJ.
and s, Is, and 7 80 P. NJ daily. except Sunday.
On Sunday. at A. M. and and Z so P. NJ only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $40 and A. NJ and 50
?, ID. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at $50 P.
d only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 40. ITO, 8.45 and $40
z. and 80, 5.l5, and 800 P. M, except Sunday.
On SUNDAY, at 4.5N and $40 A. NJ and $40 P. NJ.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at 6. 30 A. NJ and 4 Is ?. ID.
Leave Baltimore st 10 A. n and SIS P. 81.
Trains leaving Washington at A. M. and
, 81 P NJ, go through to Few York without
change OF cars. Sleeping Car on 80 P. M. train.
sThe first and fourth trains from Washington,
and third and fifth trains from Baltimore. stop at
Eli way points.
For further Information, tickets Of every kind,
Sc, apply to George 8. KOontz, agent at Wash
Ia Rton Station, or at the Ticket Office
". P. SMITH, Master of Transp't'n.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
5A G-h itntel Il Chron.)
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WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuRx.u,


Office Of Chief tuort srmaSty,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 8, 1854. !
SEALEp PROPOSALS will be received st this OFT 50
until IL ociock m, FRIDAY. March 10, 1854, for
furnishing tbs materials xnd the erection Of q
Steam Mill, with the necessary machinery, fsc-
comranied by plans aud sp eifcltons, for the pur
pose o. grinding. cutting mixing steauliny the
forage rati0rs fur nished the cavalry horses st
Giesb TO-, D G., with sufficient Capacity to supply
ten thousand 10, sas.
The following Board OF o1Hsers he's been ap.
pointed, to whom all plans and specifications and
Papers referring I, the mill will be IN omitted:
Colcrel August V. kautz. Cd Ohio Cav airy.
Colonel O. X Low I'd Msssachuse sts Cavalry.
LIEUT. nant Colonel James A. Ekin, Chief Quar-
ter n sster Cavalry Bureau.
1hs Elan which promises most economy, AMI can
soouest be erected will be selected. Tbs greatest
prcmptitude will he required.
No proposal Will be considered unless accom- pa
MED BY the oath of allegiance, and csrti6cst
from . source known to this Bureau OF the respon-
sibity of the parties and their ability to afu
ly execute the contract
Payments will be made on tbs completion of the
contract, thereafter ss fands may be re-
ceiveo
Prcpo,als mu,t be endorsed Proposals for the
Erection of 2tesm Mill st Giesboro, and addressed
to Lieutenant Colonel James A. Ekin, Chief Quar-.
ternaster. Cavalry Bureau, Washington. D. O
Amy further information will be promptly given,
person ally or by letter, on application to
JAMES EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermsster,
NH Gid Cavalry Bureau.
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W CONFID ENTAIL.
X DUNG MEN Who have injured themselves By
certain secret habits which UNFIT them tor business
pleasure or the duties of married life; also middle
led or old men, who, from the folies of youth OK
other causes feel q debility in advance Of thets
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one, shorla first read THE sECREE
of Importance by perusing The Secret Friend.n
Sent to sny add ress; in sealed envelope. On re-
Dr. CEAs A. STUART & 90,
do ,4-1v Boston Mas.
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SA Ad A FANS 6iFT!
SAHARITAWS GIFT

TIE MOST CERTAIN RRMRDY EVAa uEEp,
sososRHYGasaA g P9is55s e sTsId Fl
Contains no Mineral no Bslesrn no Mercury
~, oxy Iss Pts to ,: gas:s % Egs:. . g:ys.
are sprsiy 9 ns ot no sms PoR
.are the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures In from two to .our days, and recent cases
Of the UniverFity Of Pennsylvsna one Of tbs 15
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
10 ExPosURE, EofRoUBLE. no oHAEaE wUATET8E.
OF who hsye been sorsed with Bslsam oopsiTs. cs
mercury Wy ssdIMARIGANs GIFT,
Sent BY mail in q plain snveIops.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female. %.
S0ALks, gOlLs, sYpHILIs Oh W.
s.n.rT NEkEA kn 11ss sNb z e. yvsxs
ffTse IL sAs x za
AAalTANs BOOT AND HEB yUIc1. Is to
s,ribed; it reaches and eradcstss every particle q
the yeneresl poison, SO that tne cure il thorough
~ and b healed and do not transnit to your pos
'1' that for f 81 NJ 81 Altar
sasfa fSSi FL kocR
x Esmo.s sys5y H;sssss q II from tie
RAMALAsi f1MALksI
. % 81 RoS IT AND a.R RfpSS f
Ecst happily I'D apted, In liberated Uterus, 10
Whites, In besrinS, down, Falling OF the Wons.
ssnt ~ express. Price eI . bottle, or 6otsisa
GA AKITANB oHAHoR1 WASH.
Prize Is cents. Full directions.
D1skOND CO., Boz ISL ihilsdslphia Fosa
Bold by .. oALv1sT 10RD.s rnsr OF lish AMI
HENRY COCK. Alsrsrtris. ma,s-ts
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFIOE sI4 Pa. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, %. G

WASHINGTON, u. O
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
Erin EMPRESS g0EWARpERs
MERCHADIsE, MONEY. yEHELRY, vALU-
ABL rs, NOTES. STOCKS BONDS. 10,
Forwarded with SAFETY kA d DlsPAFS8 70 Al
accessible sections OF tbs eoantry. TINS ComoanS
NORTH, EAST, WEST, And NORTHWEST.
It's rinci pal ofic-s are ,..,,,
WASHINGTON, y . NEG io6k, BOSTON
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With lines forw ardif to the CANAD 40 Hnu 70 ,
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to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON ana .m ,ra1ainsns
and thence by European expresses 70 si
commercial towns in Great Britain and TIE Con
tirent. .,rrrs ga,
At sllfccassible parts Of tho United states
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40 "a Washington, ID. U,
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munity may have no cause for complaint have al:o
sfoi " fore dng So To- crd
and for fur tier means to enbellisa and otherwiEe
to improve the srounds. Thi. Cemetery is laid out
Of New York, of which 1t is taii by travelsrs, to
excel in b. aut; and ARRANGEMENTS anything OF the
G.enwood is situated OF the high ground over
looking the, city Of washir gton, and on direct
miles frem the Gapitoi s'lss' one anu d as'
This cemetery is q artered by Congress. ami the
Invasion; Gee charter
For catalogue with. map, char.sr. and by laws,
Ps5a assaus 1a 1h ssss sRfS shs
Visitors admitted on the grounds ct all hours,
from tunrise 20 sun.st o,o., -
mhsa 'eS MEG {; fhpss t e.. .as;.
II 8. MARsHAL's sALE-In virtue of q writ
Of suprau s' Court Of Batriot Of
Rsss s:s "a &
DAY, the l9sh day OF March instant, la;4, at II
O'Clock m. the following Goods and chsttels, to
] Geld ever Hunting Watch,
pisnend Breast Pin,
Calf Frame Hpsrsvingr,
sizsd AID levied pom as this goods and chatsels
mbs.. ~ 9. ). M Il sAnG 3 q.
DEPARTMENT or THE IN TERlOR.
~ OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AQUzDUCr.
win be sold At pu6l:c suction. on thu 18th inst.
Ts.slveir Of the W a.his ston Aauedast. The ssle
b. taxed IN psree. Of from 1s toe to ten acre
By order Of the secretary of the I stsg,n
mb9-6t Chief Engineer and Gsnsrsl supt
a UoTI0N SALE OF CONDEMNED sro0k.
W,RDpp,n.upSr O,y.,pv Prpv.p
-, 0fce Of Chef QEartsrmaaz,
ssE H. EFF S9f hs asls s
fem aity 60 to one hundred iS0' condemned
Also At Eastern Branch Corral, D, O., on
IHnRsDAY; the 2.th day Of March, 81, from Of:
.sThe,a Horses have been condemned IS unat for
the cavalry ser vice of the United States army.
Fer road and farm purposes many good bargains
FERNS cash IN f Un,t States Treasury notes.
Sales to commence at 10 O'CLOCK s 8 mru,u
:, =, o.. Lieut. Col and th H Ss.sss.ns.t::.,
mhs. ut Cavalry Bureau
GALE OF CoNDEMNED a0R5 Is AND MULES.
cHrrF oUAlrEEatsTR,s oFFloE,
-aa- as...- Depot ef W1shsaston,
WASHINGTON. -. C., Feb. "a, IS64.t
VIII bs sold st public auction at the Corrs!s,
n; M ss 9, VS. .na on
WEDNESDAY asEsh as 1854 Iot Of f.''' anu %
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unit for public service.
sstes to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
Isfns casa II Governn,ent furds:
ID. II. SCCREA.
Brig Gen. and Chief Qusrtermsstsr,
te p Id De eot Of Washington.
A UCIION SALE OF CONDEMVfD HORSES,
WAR Department, o4v4LRr BUnaAu.
Orc Of Chief luqrtsrT9astT. }
FnSaiagfon ID. G, Feb 10, 1854
Wii ee Eoit az paoiic suction, to the hig st bid
oef &. Lhe pisces and dates raned beloE, viz
~ a5iHiln Perna.. SO uorse%. Friday, 4th March.
6th March
March, " -S'' 49,
"a New brunswick, 81 j., so Horses, Tuesday
At ,Fas:oa, Peuna. SD Horses, Friday, 1872
At Newark, N. j.. 800 Horses, Tuesday. 22i
vt Lebanon, Pcnns., 80 Horses. Friday. 18th
AT WiIieaoarre. Penns, so Horses, Tuesday, 2sth
These Eors es have heen condemned as unit fer
tas Cavslry service Of tho United States Army.
may be had. -.
Hoses viii be sold sinsly,
safes &c 5agin at 10 .. "a and continue daily till
Terms cash, in United states Treasury Notes
only. JAMEa EKIT
fels sst Chief ousrtermssssr. SsvairS Bureau.
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BY. @. MCGUIRE L Oe. Auctioueers.

By j. G. MCGUIRE Il OC. Auctiousers.
TAUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALCABLa CORNER
1 LOT, NEAR THE BALTIMORE RAIL RoAD DspoT
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing cate on the
39th day of May. A d. 1888, and recorded in Liber
n II. 10. H. folio 81! dc ,cns of the land record.
for Wa.hington county. D. C.. and by direction of
the holder OF the notes secursd thereby the under
signed trustee. will sell At public sale 10 front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the
part f original Lot no four ~. in Square No siE
hundred and thirty lesa) the said part OF said Lot
street, and has front Of forty 90, feet on the
The sale OF this property in the i'm nediste neigh
scrhood OF the depot, presents favorable oppor-
Terms OF fa.e One third in cash, OF which $50
must be Iaid at sale. and the remainder in equal
payments in six and twelve months. with interest
from lay Of sale secured by deed of tr1st.
If tbs terms Of sale are not compiler with in Ave
days after the eae the trus tse the right
to re,ell at thu right and cost CT frst purchaser
after FIVE days mott q.
All conveyarcing, Including stamps at purch assrs
cost.
WM r. WARD, Trustee.
mia 2arsw&Ss J. McIUIRE & CO., Aucts
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BIZ J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiouears
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL E3fATE.-By vir-
VI sue of decree of tas Orphans, Court OF the
District of CT Iu ba passed the 6th ~ OF Feb.
ruary 1854 and confirm ed by the sn ,reEe Court
of said s'rict. On the l2n day Of Febru:ry. Is6
I Francis Mohun, as guardian Of Annie nohuo
will On the I4th day of March 1854, al o'clock p,
n. on the premises sell the fo!iorifs described
q third of fourth Of part Of Lots No sad 5, in
Square No 1oo'. AID beginning for the ssrda at
pont on the line Of Eievs nta street saat 50 feet
from tie southwest corner of ssid Square, and
tberca running porth with said street % feet; thence
east 90 eetthepce south q feet themes west feet
to the place of beginning, together vito the i'm
prove osnts, consisting of two story Brick D gel
ling House ard Back BuItipS. being tho property
octupieo by Vim FL. Carlco Esq.
The terms of s.la are One hslf cash balance
in two notes enc orsed to the satisfaction of the
Guardian dated on day of sale and bearing aterest
from day of sa' e, and each nots payable in six
month 20 from day of sale
Expense of deed to be paid by R nnrchsssr ,,.
mk2-eo J. 9. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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SEA?PINxs5 Oh Ai5E8Yl-TEAT ID TAI
81 4U E6TIDS.-Tae ptopriesors OF the PAR
isIkN CABINET or WaNplaS, ANATOa Ii
snd MEDICINE" have Observation-Disclosures o.;
sErense-tc Issue free, for tho eensat OF suiTs:iEs
eEmantty foxr Of their ost Instructive and inter
ssting Lectures on Marriage And It's Disqualified
ssstion, Weakness, Depression. Or ignorance o.
SaysioloSy and Natura'a Law. These Invaluable
isctures have been the means Of enlishtening and
saving thousands and viii be forwarded free on the
rsseipt OF foar stamps, BY addressing Ssnasst
fsrtstss CSbinss u AsatsasY sAS Msiisixs, SCI
1roedWay Now York. ~ b.fy
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TAPONs! WHAT'S CAPONSs-GO To VIII
~ Sun IS, 11S PENNSYLVANIA avenue and ses hi !,
Capons. ""o i.As
IMPORTANT TO fAMILIE2 The use,r.,.,ss
having perfected his sCrsngeuaeEts IN PniIsano;S
phs. New iork and Boston. takes this u1ethsd a.,
tNformias his old Customers and the pabIio SsS,
orally that he il receivin9 daily bY a. rrsss sss'
Prime Chester County Beet,
south Down Nation,
Sslsm countyfN. j. Veal
Prime Phiisislphie Butter, Cepons,
Buoxs county snd New 5esss. Chickens.
eFest Bread, Pheasants Psrtrt5yes
Grouse, entpe, Roodeock, and sYery iaru-y o, xhs
Boston Clear PorS. loussd Piss rss. and rr,n.
enoked and Picked Galrion and Helisnt,
Also, . large supply OF ForeiSn. and Domestic
To families and others giving embellishments
sais IL the cheapest and bet PLACE II WsshIrston
- 11S Peansyly&nia avenue,
90 E-6n1 between lesh and 10Th straata
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CLARIFIID OIDlRi
~ OLARIHIlD OID1R u
Just recetv ed per sehooners y. b. Twisden, J :.
Paine and JuliAps, large supply Of prime GAR
,lfIlD older. from Mass For sale 81 the salon.
sAi1'i e u Sui Bottlins DsDot.n 81 Green e.,
10 elm LCh1on.l 0sorsetoxn, y.
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DROFEESOR ALEX. WOLOWSKI Gas opened
i his rooms for Ringing and PIANO FORTS
oOuRsEs thess who desire to sysil them n
System, viii call ct his residence, No. SIG street.
corner Of lltA. Reception hours are daily from to
II o'clock m. 1AB
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THH BIVOUAC AND Thu BATTLH YIHLDi
i or, Campaign Sketches In Virgins and Mary.
and. bv Oavt. aso. =. Noyss, 3: Vols SI:ai.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr,
tieor gst0wn, D. O.

gy THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr,
Geor gst0wn D. O.
MOLE PROPERTY FOR RENT By order OF the
lv1 President snd Directors o the Chesapeake and
Chic Canal company, / win rent to the hishsst
properly of said ompary. lying between Rock
Greek basin and tas river, and west of tbs tuE-
bling dam outlet lock
The property viii be divided into lots OF abolt
ffty feet water front each, and viii be rentsd for
che year commencing the lst Of April ext psya.
bic quarter yearly
The renting viii take pace on the premises, at 2
J NJ HoLLINGswORTH. Collector.
mh5 I'd THOMAS BOWLING, sHct
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To be :. ICED By the United States District At.
torneT, Collector of Customs. enT other ofacar
under the United States Government, or rsspon-
sible person known to this ofice.
D FL. RUCKER,
de eff Brig. Gen. and O. IL,
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-23
Directions as to $. Receiving Attentions"

we find the following practical advice float
ing around among our exchanges:
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must manifest it. He can't help doing so for
the life OF him. The young lady has ten
der heart, reaching out like vine. .tendrils for
something to cling to. She sees the admira-
ton; is fattered; begins soon to love; ex-
poets some tender avowal and perhaps gets
so far as to decide that she will choose a
white satin under thin game, etc., at the
very moment the gallant that she loves is pop
ping the question to another damsel ten miles
of II Now the difficulty lies in not precisely
understanding the difference between polite
attentions and the tender manifestations Of
love. Admiring beautiful girl, and wish
ing to make wife of her. are not always
the same thing: and therefore it is necessary
that the damsel should be upon the alert to
discover to which class the attentions paid
her by handsome and fashionable young gen
tlemen belong. First, then, if he greets YOU
in loud. free and hearty tone; if he knows
precisely where to rut his hat or his hands
if he stares you straight in the eve, with his
own wide open; if he turns his back to you
to speak to another; if he tells you who made
his coat; if he squeezes your hand; if he
eats heartily IN yonr presence if, in short.
he sneezes when you are singing. eriticises
your curls, or fails to be foolish in Gfty ways
every hour, then don't fall in love with him
for the world lie only admires you, let him
do or say what he will. On the other hand.
if he be merry with every one else. but quiet
with you: if he be anxions to see that your
tea is sufficiently sweetened, and your dear
person well wrapped up when you go out into
the cold ifhe talks very low and never looks
you steadily in the eye; if This cheeks are red,
and his nose only bushes, it is enough. If
he romps with your sister, sighs. like pair
of old bellows, looks solemn when you are
addressed by another gentleman, and, in
fact. is the most still, awkward, stupid, yet
anxious of all your male friends, you may
go ahead, and make the poor fellow too hap
by for his skin to hold him! Young ladies
keep your hearts in case of good leather, or
some other tough substance, until the right
one is found beyond doubt, after which you
can go on. and love, and court and be mar
ried. and happy, without the least bit of treu.
BILE i'