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TIE CHUaCH QUESTION IN The DIOCESE OF
VIRGINIA-We clip the following from the
Petersburg Express
BISHOP JOHNS ADDREss.-Bishop Johns
hiss issued the following address to the clergy
and iaity OF his diocese. II will be read with
interest:
To the Clergy and Laity of the Diocese Of Vir-
o'nid:-ihe issue OF the painful conflict
through which we have passed and which
leaves the Commonwea under the juris-
diction of the United States, renders very clear
the course proper for us 10 pursue.
Obedience to "the powers that be " " for
conscience sake" is the duty of all who profess
TO call themselves chrsti:ns. And as such
are also enJoined TO make prayer for their
rulers, II is incumbent upon them TO implore
the blessings of Almighty God on those in
authority over them. For this purpose the
form 10 " hich we had been long accustomed
is for obvious reasons most ad visable. Thare-
fore, do not hesitate 70 recommend its use in
public worship by the good people OF this
diocese, and express the hope that they will
be true and faithful to its spirit in all their
actions and intercourse with the fellow citi.
zens-tnat The resumed civil relations may be
happily maintained and rebound to the glory
OF God and the temporal and spiritual welfare
OF the nation. L. JOHSs
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
The Annual meeting OF the Diocesan Coun-
Gil is deferred. Due notice of the time and
place OF meeting will be given,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-17
MANAGEMENT of CARPETS,

All kinds Of carpets will wear m uch longer
if fine straw be spread evenly on the floor,
about half an inch thick, before they are
fastened down. When they lie on the bare
floor, the gritty dust works through them to
the floor, and as they are pressed down ON and
among il, they will be worn out much more
than when Kept up from it with straw. To aid
IN drawing carpets up close to the base board,
nails into a piece of wood, allowing them to
extend about tnree-eights of an inch beyond
the surface, similar to a weaver's stretcher,
and file them TO sharp point With such an
instrument as this, having long handle, one
person can thrust the side of the carpet up
close 20 the base board, and hold it with ease,
till ii is nailed. There Is some science also in
the manner OF sweeping carpets correctly.
Instead of inclining the handle OF the broom
forward and rolling the dirt along and press
ing Il into the carpet, by bearing down on the
broom, the handle should be held nearly erect,
and the dirt brushed along, by touching the
carpet very lightly. In this way botn broom
and carpet will be worn less, and the sweep
Ing be done better.-Americdn A yrisulturist.
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No USE 'RAPPING.-Upon the Salisbury
etery the broad gate Of which is seldom closed.
Just at the entrance is a large receiving tomb
with high front and iron door. Neighbor L.,
SO called for want Of better name, had been
out OF town and was on his way home. During
his absence he had INDUCED some W ha in those
hbations which inebriate. Approaching the
cemetery, supposing the tomb TO be tavern,
ana hitcbing his horse TO the gate, walked
Iesurely to the iron door ard commenc ed
knocking. The length of time he continu ed
knocking, deponent saith not; he only knows
that gentleman driving by the scene, halted,
and inquired of q man in search Of the land
lord under difficulties, what he was about.
Try In TO wal e the folks upin heIe-can't rouse
'em-snould think they were all dea ip' why
thls Is cemetery, sir, and you are rapping at
tne door OF tomb" "Am ~ said the man,
VINO toon lhe Information very coolly, "then
guess ~ no use rapping any longer" and
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THE EVENING STAR
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM NASHVILLE.
6eyernsr Brown Of Georgia, q Prisoner
Movements Of jeff. Davis.

RAOm On
6eyernsr Brown Of Georgia, q Prisoner
Movements Of jeff. Davis.
NRw YORK, May I6-The Nashville special
correspondent of the Times SAYS:
Brown, the late Rebel Governor of Georgia.
was brought here last night as prisoner, and
left this morning for Louisville.
Jeh. Davis Is under strong guard, and
Will arrive here (Nashville) on Thursday
evening.
Every body OF regular rebel soldiers ana
guerrilla organization in this State and Norsn
Carolina has given up 10 come in under uene-
raj Thomas late order.
Thousands Of rebel soldiers Have a,rIEeu
here and taken the oath, incluolng tue re.
doubtable Dick McCann.
Near Iy all the hospitals are cIeaneo out,ano
thousands of Government employees are being
discharged.
The Reported Killing Of Forrest.
LOUISVILLE, May 16-Major General
Thomas arrived here this evening, en- route to
Washington.
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, arrived this
morning and left this p. m. He was arrested
on the night of the 9th, at the Executive man.
sion, at Milledgeyille, by Captain Kneeland
and Lieutenant Bayard, and proceeds to
washington under charge of the latter.
The Nashville Press learns that General
Forrest was killed by Captain Walker, of the
rebel army, in revenge for the shooting Of his
son.
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FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The steamer Cuba,
from Liverpool on the 9Th, and Queenstown
on the 7th, has arrived here.
Consols closed on Tuesday at 9Oka9Oss ;5-20's
G3H634.
The London Times has friendly and hope
full editorial upon the speeches of Sir K. Bruce
and President johnson, which IL regards rs
fresh evidence of amity. 1t says President
Johnsons language is pacific and statesman
like, and will meet with response in England
The Times hopes that the idle words of prov
ocation which have been employed by ire
OF Mr.. Lincoln.
The Queens response to the address from
Parliament says she entirely participates in
the sentiments addressed to her on the assassi-
ration, and she has given directions to the
minister at Washington to make known the
feelings entertained by Parliament in COM
mon with herself and the whole people
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FROM N ORTIZ CAROLINA.
Effect of Gen. SchofIeld's Order.

GREENSBORO, n. c., May 14.-General Scho-
fields order, declaring the slaves in this State
free, created great CONSERVATION, as the labor
OF the slaves was wanted to put in the sprln g
crops, and the slaves refused to work, claim
ing that their former masters owed them q
living. Major General Cox, of the 2sd corps,
however, has treasured the people by telling
them that the slaves will be obliged TO work
and support themselves.
Hen. John A. Gilner has commenced di-
nishing them facilities to work with. Other
masters will follow the example. General
Schofield's course gives universal satistac-
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FROM MEXICO.

MatamOfas threatened By the Liberals.
ST. Louis, May 16.-Cairo dispatches say
that General Negrete with 500 Liberal troops,
appeared before Matamoras on the 29th ulti.
mo, and demanded Its surrender, which was
refused. The Imperialists marched out to
meet them, and cavalry fight ensued. Busi.
streets barricaded in exp ectation of an attack
but all was quiet on the evening of the I'd
The custom. house officers fled from Browns.
vile, and the wealthy citizens moved all theiI
yaluables from the same place.
Seven hundred troops arrived at the mouth
of the b 10 Grande on the ID, and left for the
interior the next day. A report reached Bag
dad on the ith that the Liberals were in full
retreat.
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NA forger named Morgan, awaiting trial
in Jail at Keene N. H, was so sick that bis
wife ". permitted to nurse him. On the 2,h
nit, by a little adroit management, beth par.
ties escaped, leaving the keeper to oontem pl ate
a s'man of straw" with a hair wig and white
bandage, which wa. left soupdly sleep ping ia
the place of the live man, who, with his wife
has been heard of travelling swiftly towards
the rising sun.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
nYYIol BALTIMoRB q OHIO HI. co.,
WAsHHef0H, December Is, lSeI.


&Ns 20 ~
and are. suns.' , 81 1S R.::sn
win be run n4 = .lE!i;;Mi ov1se NORTH,
nissdRs Wv W. ssSTSg
Arrive Il B.itimsre 500 Az. VIZ a. -
PREss-Lea1s Wsshinstsn : 80 4. n Arrive At
RRhinSslsha. sf.ss .od Ne" 1'rl No
No. 3-BALTIMORl & WIsr8RN TRAIN
:sSn' sonn.stns : sss i
ior the West, and reaching Baltimore ct 1000
No. 4-ElW YORK NAIL TRAIN-Leave wash
nstop AErvs BssinS gre, st 19as
No. s-BALrIMoH1 TRAIN AND WAY STA
liz J. Relay With .s.n A,s n ss
No. e-sALTIMeHs COMPUTATION AND
sso n i.ai. f .as
PISS *.:siis:s's s sS !: s
liz: i;:siPs XII 7 ii A. ~. Esiss
:oi ,Sy this train Which is limited n capacity b.
Go, srement orders Mo to insure tn, mails mails
Leave Washington GAS P. n. and arrive at Balti-
WIsTDRN TRAIN-Leave Washingten At Z 80
Pm; stopping at Relay House fer Western passen.
esrs to take Express Train for Grafton. Wheeling,
Pxrkersburs, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at 6:15 4.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the s:15A: n. and the and 4:3O P. N. from
Washin ston. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THI ONLY TRAINS FROM WAgHIN@T0N
for passengers on Sunday are the g: 5 and l1:13
4. n. and P. n. for Baltimore, and 1880 P. n.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia. and the west and
THROUGH TICKETS to the West, a. we'll - to
Rhiladelphia, New York. or Boston. can be had 1t
the Station TICK at Oce at all hours in the day,
we'll as at new OF ce in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
BAGGAGI will Be checked at all hours,-aIso for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
"A ALI PAssENGIRS, whether soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line established for the general ad-
vantage, such IS the keeping of one or more cars
cxclusvely for ladies and their attendants and the
prevention Of smoking in any but the smoker .
With the decisions Of the agents or conductors
the hurry Of starting the trains.
W. P. SMITH, Master Of Transports tion.
L. NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent. dec 70
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- The new Union League CIub Honse in
Philadelphia, at the corner Of Broad and Sam.
son streets, Will be opened this week. IL COW.
ere q space Of ground one hundred an, Sos
two feet In length by one hundred feet ~,
and is composed of pressed brick. with siaS,
rateIy carved brown stove facings aud 49,
ings The style Of ar chiecture is a mixture -,
Roman and Corinthian, dressed in French
STYLE,
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~For the preceding fiscal year the gold In
terest charged upon the funded deb, of the
United States VIII be s6i,Ol6,63l, while there
10 every reason to believe that the custom rev.
ehues for the year will considerably exceed
one hundred millions In gold. 1t was 9 or 600.
lvo the ear before the present on lower scale
o. tariH duties, and with no trade with the
SOUTHERN States then In Instruction.
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PROPOSALS..
nRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

Caiy Qsartrmsne', one., Brst 4 wa :. ;s,
slALEDpRcPesHnIsss1 are Il intitsS By the und.f.
signed for supplying the o. 3; o1srtssm1,ssstsrs
Il va b "
of these psoes, with Hay Corn ests and stfsw IN
bushels Corn or Oats and 50 tons Of Hay Straw.
A1s mus. state at which az the above named
rates At Witch tRey win make deliveries thsreat,
s ss Ssf t,ms assn aid deliveries sha be son-
menced, and when TO be compieted
The price must be written ou'in WORDS On tne
Corn to Be put up in good stous .s:ss Of .sous
s ssssn sasa as ,' fSa
AfX issnIs 9. Corr
All the srtieie. offered under the bids herein n.
n bsns
0entr scts VIII be srafdsd from tine otsas. o
tss may and payment viii Be
made when the WHOLE amount contracted for shall
The bidder win be required to accompany his
With big n sa 81 .ss
the contract for the same, Nth .b good ,o and
Of the eonrset to deliver the prepose
IL ,na IN .s ts the sas ALE
ferenes between the eaer e said biddsI ana the
whem the contract may be awarded.
S of Rs Tae aqs
other oeeT under the United states
or responsible person knewn to this Office.
All bidders win be duly notified of the aeceptancs
or rejection of their proposals.
The full name and post Office address OF eaos
bidder must be legibly written In the pro-
posal.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster, Warrington
D. c., and should be plainly marked proposals.
for Forage"
tract signed by the contractor and both of hia
guaranters, will be required Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
B,sAk FERNS OF bids, guarantees, and bonds may
be obtained upon application to this once.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened and examined at this ONCE on We'd
nesdsy and Saturday of each week At IL m Bid
opening Of bidsif they desire u punu,p
feoB.tf Brig Genr and Quar- termsstsr.
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RAT The Christy will case in New yo,r %
Vers the second Mrs. Christy
II Oil City contains 10, O0O people. Former.
iy IL was an old shanty only.
~Gov. Sprague gave Dan Mace ssooo for
the mare Lady Lightfoot N' A"'
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DENTISTRY:

1TEIrH ACHE CURED 1NsTANTLY. By fHk
the nerves connected With the teeth aching. and
t teeth can be cured and preserved By 6lling and
building mp with Dr.. 8; Whites MirAL FILL
and teeth extracted without pain, at $50 Penn.
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CREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH IxrRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

weua advise all persons haI IL teeth a.
and have them taken ont without pain.
Also, call and examine the Doctors new ana In
proved method Of Inserting ARTIFlOlALT
1fyou see the great improvement In ais teetn
you win have them in no other style than this
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on 6olo,
Silver and Rubber Plates at the old price, rs We
have not advanced the price on our work since tAs
great change in gold.
No. 242 Penn'a avenue, between f2tn AND l5tn
streets.
ian 26-ly D. h. LEW14. N. D., Dentn.
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CONFIDENTIAL.
Il DUNG MEN who have Injured themS selves
certain secret habits which unit them for bust
nsss pleasure or the duties of married ifsi also
youth OF other causes. feel debility in advance Of
tnsT years; before placing thsmselves under the
SECRET FRIDND." Married Ladies will learn
Friend. :"
Bent to any address. In sealed envolops on 70.
ceipt Of Twenty five Cents. Address
D1. CHAe. A. eT1WART co,
ds LILY Boston, Mass,
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UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

Onarte-naus- Gen1aPs Office, First Dipision, !
Washington City, April Is, 1865.
Will be sold, at public auction to the highest
bidder, 81 the time and places named low. viz
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY,
May 4, 1865.
CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
WILMINGTON. p1LAw1R1, THURSDAY,
Pittsburgh, PiNNsYLVANIA. FRIDAY,
TWO HUNDREb CAVALRY HORsIs
at each place.
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the Cavalry service of the Army
gains may be had
Horses sold sinsly. Sales to commence at 10 A.
NJ. Terms. cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge
ap 6-tmy24 First Division @. d. G.. o.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court of
Washin gton county, in the District of Columbia.
letters OF on the personal estate of
William Chate. late of Washington. D.. G, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the su bscri
Der on or before the I'd day of May next they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this I'd day OF May,
1865. LUSlNDA CHASE,
nv 3-law3w* Administrative.
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PHILADELPHIA srEAMERs,

PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS,
New a1Rress Line, semi weekly between PHIL
TW6HWSHa1NaToN ON AID AaaEoha1! sf&e
81. Stout
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
CRDAYS, from No. IA North Wharvss, Philadel.
phia. and No. SO Water street, between Congress
and High, Georgetown.
JOHN B. DAVIDHON,
No. 50 Water street, Georgetow0.
Agent in Philadelphia. WIN. p. CLYDE. IL
North Wharves
Agents in Alexandria. FLOWERS b BOW1N
No. King st, Aov8-n
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SlCRIT DIsEAsEsl SECRET pIsEAslsI
sAMAR TAN's GIFFi
SAMAEITANS GIFT

SAN ARITAN' GIHFl
SANARITANS GIFTi
TIL MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UssDi
eosoRHGxs aL Rsi,il'' s STis FL &c.
O0 Only Tea Ptlls 70 Be- Taken 70 kssei cw.
juEe the stomach or DO xels Of the most delicate.
in wv tSsnsy: four nous rssp.fsd 81 s2sdas:
no EXPOSURE, NO fRoUBLR,D" CHANGE wHATEVEl.
% hay, Sclsss "i bs q ses
Mercury Try ssaafhAR17ANs GIFT.
Sent by m all in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female,S
BLooDl BLooDU gLOoRIh
4iTSaatFEsss sSAtHEsD RGslsa ssfkksa1,s
g. SSSl'is iS,lSi =:
ofthe vsnereal poison 90 that IT, cure
s9s q
'' that for 81 SSi aoT P5sHfP in after years
III T.kB
system Il - g "a iSii;' WASH
Price Is cents: Full directions.
ITAND REMEDI1j.
Won BOARD TIE STEAMSHIP COSTA RIGA, Feb. 10,
1865 -Messrs. Desmond Co., 915 Race street,
Pbiladelphia-Dear sirs Please send me one gross
of your Samaritan's Gift by Adams Co. 8 Ex-
press, as to reach me by the 18th, we sail on
that day. Finding it to be what it is represented.
do not like to make voyage without supply.
Yours, very respectfully,
-. g. DORSET, Surgeon
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. N. "a,
Between New York and Aspinwall."
DESMOND & CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold by g. oALvIRT FORD. crrnsr 18th st. and
Pa. avenue.
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. mAy6H
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SALI OF OONDIMNED HORSES.

Onay,e,maste, GenaaPs OMee, First Dip,s,ox,l
WASHINGTON City, April 25 1855. I
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro, D. C.,on
TUESDAY, May l6,
FRIDAY, May 10,
TUESDAY,, MAY q,
FRIDAY, May %,
TUESDAY, May 80,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
These horses have ia DAY ::o,dsunsd 40 unfit f.,
the cavalry service of the army
For road and farming purp poses, many good bar
Horses sold sinely. Sale to commence at 10 A.
u. Terms cash. in United States currency
JAMES A,EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge FirstDivi.
vision Quartermaster Generals Office.
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CHIlF eUARTIRMAsTERs OFFICE,

WASHINGTON. D. c., anuary 4, 1854:
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber Leath-
er, Office Furniture, Harness, and are re-
euested to send to this once, on MONDAY Of each
articles they are prepared to furnish this Depot
at sh OFT notice with the price of each marked In
service require it, the article ices can be OBJ
tanned without delay, and at the lowest PRICE:
D. alers wishing to sell to this Depot viii be re-
CURED to furnish the list every onday
mornius D. 81. FUCKER,
Brieadier Gent and Chief 9. NJ,
fan b.tf Depot Of Washing on.
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From the Largest Masxtaetur,xg Chemists in tn
World
AN ACQUAINTED WITH Mr.. Il. I. HELM.
i BOLD; ne occupied the drug store opposite my
residence and was successful in conducting the
business where others had not been equally 30 be-
fore him. have been kvorably impress ed with
WILLIAM WRIGHTMAN,
Firm of POWERS & WRlGHTMAN,
Manufacturing Chemists,
K25-6m 9Th and Brown SITS >, PhilAdel phis.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4h1oT or SotUaplA. Ag wasE z1s CouSrS
To. ,cit: I'm the case of John b. Russell, admin
admins aforesaia has. With the appro.
baton of the Orphans Court Of n Wvnsshington
10th day Of May next, for the FINAL settlement
and distribution of the personal estate Of said
the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where AL the creditors and heirs
phans' Court of Washin gton County aforesaid }
with their claims properly vouehed, or they may
said deceased's estate: provided copy Of this or
der be published once q week for three weeks in
the Evening Star, previous to the said 22d day Of
May. 1865.
Ties. z. G. ROBBINS.
apr 25-lawSv* Register of Wills.
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NJ ATCHIs, JENILRY, Q.

WATcHIs'' ENlLRY. Q.
LARM0UR & Co., Light street, Baltimore, In.
vites the attention I purchasers to their choice
stock Of No. WATCHES, DIAMONDJl WELRY,
DO, SILVER WARE. PLATED WARE. OPERA
GLASSES, 6PECTACLIS. TABLE OUTLlRY
&C., at low prices.
Watches and Jewelry repaired In the best man
ner By the best workmen and warranted. il A-sm
TH1 OLDEST d HST5h So S1HSr ON TIN
Is enlarged to double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTIL,
Co'"0 r. ~. axd llfh ST.. WGsAingtoH, o, q.
plan In this city, has been enlarged and "A 4
;%pI0ved IN every X.y necessary fer the
Thaniful for the patronage already received, the
p1oREstor no pes tn BY attention to business We
eonunae 70 receive patronage - heretofore.
Guests win only be charged with what they receive.
oe % St sf' moderate. P. zMR1eH. Pro,rt.tor.
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"A AT THE WELL KNOWN HOUSE,

-
NJ. VILLA SSE&
Ladies will find all the novelties Paris produces
In LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS. MAN
TILLAs, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS. VEL.
WITS, Ladies' UNDER GARMENTS. HUMAN
HAIR GOODS, Lubin's and DeMarson's PRRFU
merry, COUDRAYs POMADB, etc.
Ladies can have Dresses and everything in the
Millinery line made t. order.
Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing aRd sSampooina
done in the house, and all kinds of Hairwork mad
to order.
Orders given to Paris for any kind of Goods for
not less til an 800 will be attended to faithfully
NJ. WILLIAM. Importer,
No. 306 Penna. av WASH % ston, D. g..
No. Cite Trevise, Paris,
ap l0-lm tRepubh OhroHl
sABERl LUMBER LUMBERI
On hand large stock of
.omnr,s,s,L UM BIER,
2200oo'GGE0 ieet A W hite Pine Gu Kings
10000 s unnssck Joist and ecantlins
1929 SS,SSS :: .s:s:rn Shore s. rloof d1
! r.se %osty Albany Of superior quality and
100000 Laths received direc. and will b. sold
Also, White Pine and Spruce Floo-;,. u.,
Pine and Cypress Shingles. Seasoned or, " hite
Poplar, &C., &c all OF which ofe, Al tha sn aoo
lowest market prices. - sns very
EDWARD CLARK.
Virginia ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts. east.
apl3.lms Navy Yard
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GREAT PBNNsYLvAHaA aoof1
u NORTHWEST 4. AMI Il iSs SOUTHWEST.
&A1 Rg 81
.ss ss s s.Rs Vi.
!ss S;f;tt!Ss5:S Id;sssssFS
Pi fls bur and Tinira Express P. Il.
c COM with the % 4. train from Baltimore
ina sas DunfR anr
ddfa'' for end NV s'. yo1t city, h;ll'' and
PROM ROM Fyas
0o.A'' for Pittsburs and Irie.
THl s.4s P. M, TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
Nth s the 70 p fEo% Bait
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SLEEPING CARS en- NIGHT TRAINS.
eoLDIERs' TICKETS AT GovIRNNENr RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
.,HEor Tickets and any Information apply At
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JNo. GILLITT, Passenger Agent. corner sth
street and PA. ave. dec 1on
NEW STEAMSHIP LINZ Rank
OF SCREW STEAMERS
TO NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers,
&c. KNIGHT. CAPT. J. J. MASON,
JOHN GIBSON, CAPT. W. G. GIOGHEGAN,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. O. and
ALEXANDRIA,
BVERY THURSDAY AT 4 P. N.
AND
NEW YORK, from Pier Il. N. r. on the same day.
Freight received daily, handled in the most care
full manner, and delivered with the greatest dis.
patch at fair rates.
For Freight, de-. apply to
SNOW & CO.,
Washin gton and Georgetown. D. O.
FLOWERS Il BOWEN, Alexandria, Va and
VIM. j. TAYLOR & CO.. lao Cedar street, N.
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