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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
suMMER ARRANGE MENT!

II The splendid new sea.goinS Steamers
Forest City, Lewisteu, and Mes.
G6WKtreal, will until further police run
W2ZLk1ki8y3as followsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 81
o'clock r. ~, and Central Wharf Boston, every Non.
day. ruc.day, Wednesday. Thursdsy and Friday at
Fare In Cabin, si25. On Deck, 800.
N. s. Each boat Is furnished with largo number
uf state ROOMS for the accommodation OF ladies
and families; and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line. much saving of time sndo Expense
will be- made. and that the Inconyencrco or arri.
wing In boston at late hours OF the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers to take
the earliest trains out Of the city.
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage To
On amount exceeding SO In value and that person.
o. unless notice IL given and paid for At the rate Of
one passenger for every 800 additional value.
n Freight taken rs usual.
L. BILLINGS. Agent.
Portland Nov, 30, 1864. afr
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cbs,.d AZ tho once, than when paid In tho cars.
S"A''N FRANCIS CHASE,
BuPERINrEs
nd Anil ID 1865, 46istf
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THe MASON = WAMlAMcABINn9o 1:
sseuiar nnsk, g. 90 - $500 sssh fiitKfr.vvk GOLD
a. SILVER NEDAiS O. ahs nnk prnluns ssaniei thin.
nnusntsi Cstsisxue hr.. Atir., MASON IANtIS,
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Notice OF EOreelOsssre.

NOTICE Il hereby g,e that whcsras Josh,u l. lutchin
IN son and Jcoatln Hutchinson both Of IhStoo. In the
County II York anil State Of Maine conyeye TO the sub
.criler ny their Mortgage De csrtan parcel Il lini 10
saI Ruxton de>risd In aid ncs,l hste June eighth
1851 anil rcooiei In the York Registry q Dcis Book 30
rage 2ss anil IL described follows, viz Situated In sah
huxtnn on IN. rad leading from Dzrfn's Illi cAile
10 VIM u. Jclsns dwelng being the homestead fArm a
Benjamin Iiuichinsm deceased and whereas the eooaocs
Of sad mctsage have bcn broken, isrby claim foeci.
Of the same sghy To hs ststnie In such made
anil provided .
Bariuo, s1A g, 1865. 20 = rtpFfF'If svt2
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NICE HEAVY PANT GOODS,
fE That DOM need any Lining, now open.
ingat
HILL & BONDS. a
Il - /. i. Z n u L L
FOR SALE,

- My two story HOUSE on South street, nearly
t., opposte the Ortho tox Church. Here 10 achance
Ell Ito buy n nice residence that 10 rarely offered
II IL situated on the best street In ddoford nicsly
shaded by trees, Is corner lot has large gnrdcn
with all Kinds Of fruit trees and vines such straw.
berry and grape, conmodous stable and woodshed
attached largo c,stern for soft water, and good
we'll of hard water rs eau he found In the city, while
fences and In style. ts) RUFUS SMALL
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At Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the county OF York, the arst Tuesday In
October. In the year of our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixty.fve by the Honorable L. Il Bourne,
Judge Of said COurtt
nm the petition Of Tobias Lord, Guardian Of John
" Edward IIll. minor and child Of John Hill,
late Of Wells In said county deceased representing
that said John T. It'll Is seized and possessed OF
certa rca estate situated In belgrade, the county
n Kennsbec and moro FULLY described In said pet.
ton, sr...H
That advantageous offers have been made for said
minors Interest In said real estate, ss will appear In
said petition which ers II Is Tor the Interest OF oil
concerned Immediately to accept and the proceeds
Of sale to be put out interest Cor the benefit OF the
said minor and praying that license may 10 granted
him to sell aud convey the Interest Aforesaid, .ccori
ing 10 the statute In such made and provided
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof to
all persons Interested In said estate, by causing
copy of this order TO be published In tho Union y
Journal printed In Bddeior 10 said county for three
weeks succe ssiysly that they may appear Mt Pro.
bate Court 70 10 held at North berwick said sounty
ON the first Tuesday In November next, OF ten OF the
clock I'm tho forenoon, and she's cause. my they
have, why the prayer Of said petition hould not be
Attest, Georse II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy: ,.
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Attest. George %. Knoul.oa, Is.r,.,sE
Coli,inin,io nc..r, Nolicc.

THE sab,srybers. haying been appointed By the
i Judge OF Probate ,for the County VI York, Con-.
syalust the estate OF ,Aisah J. ,Gidtout. late ~
Ksuncbunk, In kald County. deceased, hereby givc
notice that thew will he in session ior ssd parposs
al the ~oGes Of Edward r. bourne. ~, Ia kenne-
bunk. Oh the last Saturdays OF October and De.
eeiubsr 1864 ani the last kstlriay of Jhuas,,
itSS ffon 10 o'clock A. Mo o'clcsh Y. ~ >en
'''"'' sKhRYGNr.
. Ksunsbuak. Sept 9th, isss. - JSE.
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"''"'''p,i Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.

At q Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the FIRST Tuesday In
October, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and sxty.hve, by the Hon. T. Il. Bourne, Judge Of
I'm tho petitIou Of Ell r. Llttleusld, Guardian Of
" Enuloas I'LL. OF Wells. In said county, an insane
psrson one or tho children ef John T. IT'LL late u
Wells In said county, deceased, representing that
said Emulous Hl 10 SEIZED and possessed OF certain
real estate situated In Belgrade, In the County of
Kennsbec and more fully described IN said petition
That adyanta gsGus offers for said Emulous Ililrs
interest la said real estate, have been male, all
npear by said petition, which offers u 10 for the In
terest Of oil concerned immediately 20 Accept and
The proceeds Of sale TO he put out intsrest for
the benefit Of the said Emulous Hill, and praying
that license may I've granted him 10 sell and convey
the interest according TO the statute In such
eases made and provided
ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof TO
all persons Interested In sad estate, by causing
copy Of this order 10 be published In tie Union and
Journal printed In Biddeiord In said county. for
three weeks successfully. that they may appear at
Probate Court to he held at North Berwick. In ,aid
county on the Grst Tuesday In November next at ten
of the clock In tle forenoon, and shcw cause any
they have why the prayer Of said petion should not
Attest, George II. Kuowlton. Register.
Is Attest, GEORGE IT, Knowlton. Register.
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true copy Attest. a.orE. II. Knovi,ou. Register.

Az A Court Of Probate holden ct Alfred. within
and for ths County Of York on the ar.t Tuesday IN
October, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
i Bourne. Juis. q s.id coartl g .IO 81
IVORY BlC KfORD. Administrator do bonls mon,
with Tho VIII ANNEXED, q ths estate Of Din, mel
county. deceased, having presented HE third 40
eount of sdmInlstrstiou OF the sstass Of sah %
ovSsS. That he ala sseosatsnt give seties 70 al
psrsous intsrsstsd, By causing copy ot THIS ofdss
h 10 publlssed thru ussks successivsy in the Uaisn
Jssr~si, psiutsd 81 Dlddeford IN saia eeuny tns.
Nth Bsrw In said county. on The drst Tuesday o.
November next, st ten Of the clock 10 the .rsnoon
and chew cause. n any they have, Why The sane
'''s" NV Attest, 0sory, II. Knowlses, Rsgistsr.
Attest. George II Knowiton, Register.
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HdGrs. Dept. Of South Carolina,

HILTON HEAD, s. c.. AUGUST ., 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. II.
HYHE following General Orders from the
L War department, are hereby published
Tor the information oil this command:
VAR DEPARTMENT,
.,DJrTANT GENERALS 0EiI,'T:.
WASHINGTON. JULY 70, 1865.
GEN ERR l. OHUEHS. No. 1913.
1. Commanders Of Military Departments
are authorized to grant leaves OF absence
for twenty days to officers serving under
them. i Division Commander may, on the
recommendation of the Department Com
mand"r. extend such leave thirty days.
Further extension, II recommended, must
be forwarded Cor the decision OF the proper
authority to the Adjutant-Gcncral of the
Army. In other respects, Article NXI.
General Regulations of the Army, Will
govern the subject of leaves Of absence to
officers.
H. Division Commanders are alone an
thoriZeC. tu discharged re%imcntal officers
of volunteers who tender their designations
through the proper channels, according to
existing reSrlatirnS.
Ill Unless in cases OF special assignment
made in orders from the Adjutant- Generals
Office. which will not be changed without
authority from the same source, Division
Commander. are authorized to assiSn ge-
neral and staff officers, on duty under them,
in snoh way as their services may be most
required.
Nv. Monthly Returns of Military Depart
plcnts Will be sent direct to the Adjutant-
General oi the Army and to Division Head
quarters. DIVISION returns, except OF III.
staff at Headquarters. will not be rciuiie d
by the AGjutali; General of the Army
BY ort!:r of tie Secretary of War,
+. u. TOWNSEND, A. A. C.
BY command Of
MAJ CEN 9. A. GIILMCRE.
W. L. n. bUNGAK, 4. A. e.
Gfticinl
r. p. Hopes, Cppt asth u, s. G. T.. A
Il. a. Il. Aug j. 5
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EoR the following FIRST CLASS COM
Il pANIES:
Capital. ,.....:.,.:...@,... ss,oco, 900
Home Insurance Company, New
York. Capital ........ 1900, 600
International Insurance Conpa-
ny, New York, Capital. .... 1000 900
Continental insurance Company,
New York, Capital. ... 1000, 900
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
panv, Hartford, Capita! .. 2.OO0, 900
Mc:ropolitan Insurance COM
p:ny, New York, Capital ... 1,ooo, 900
Home Insurance Company, S.,-
vannail, Capital -......... 2.GOC 900
Phoenix Insurance Company,
Hartford, Capital .... 5G0, 900
Columbia Insurance Company,
New York. Capital. .... 500, 600
New England Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, Boston, Capt.
tai Observation-Disclosures. 5000, ,0oO
New York Accidental Insurance Company,
insuring against a.! accidents.
With several otlicr WI known and rrlia-
&,lo companies, the aggregate capitai
amounting 10 over $40, ,0oO160. Risks taken
i'll amy ono spot to amonntNof s2oo,oo0.
Oilicc No.-S Bryce's Row, Columbia. S. C.
Aug Is t6m
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WIN. II. TaIlev,

.iaoi'ncY at L,,'s and Solicitor IN Equity,
TT AS resumed the practice OF his profess
4 SION in Columbia and the Districts ad-
jacent. During shc rebuilding CT his Office
No. 4 Law Rlnge--he may be found at
Rev. N. Tallcy's residence, corner Of Ger
vals and Pickcns streets, Aug II t3t
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ADAMS, FROST & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,

C7Z-f 1V-V;
4 RE prepared to sell COTTON or F 6f-
N DUCE in Charleston, New York or
Liverpool, as may bc most advantageous;
and to make liberal advances on ccnsign-
iaonts 10 them. They wlll furnish planters
as far as possible tfle usn'] ig1!4l.!"s.
Aug & tG
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Headq's Mil Dist. of Chs rleston

CHARLESTON, S. c.. !<Uc. 5, 1865.
GENEKIL ORDERS. No. -.
The following Paragraph trom the Re-
viscd Army Regulations edition OF 1862 is
hereby published for the information and
guidance OF all concerned.
Any officer who shall fai! to ..Arllly with
sassparaSraph will subject himself 10 trial
for tliSnbcdcncc of orders:
''Par. i6S. Officers on detached duty VIII
report, monthly, to the Colnma.iers of
their Posts, Of thcr II. giments "r Corps,
and to the Adjntant General, their stations,
the natnrcuf their duties, and the authority
placing them thereon: likewise an, change
OF address" rv command Of
E'1v. Maj. Gen. j. L. JiATt II.
LEONARD Il. rNnRi, 4. \. u.
Official: +. NA"...s JEwfTr, LIST Lieut.. and
A. y. a. CT. Aug l.: )
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iosI'TANr G.:>..".iI.S. OTtiCE.

NA%HlHG1oS, icuiHary Z, lbt4.
LIi"LIAH No. Is.
In fdi'ir c"ch Officer in charge Of enlist
"l "lcn abs :! :ru;a thCi.' rcSilnents. will
iCT':'t a. the cad ,i every month to tn"
H.:ri,atn!a) or Company Commanders of
tn ',.n under ihcir charge, w..utiiuI ihcr
are sick IN confinement, in hospital. Vi; dc
t;ir.. II >.r:!c". Nc: the station, the duties
winch e2tl Hlan Is performing, asld the au-
th"iity for deiainil'E ,'jm, giving the num-
her and date "f H.. "i',ier. also whcthr:
they are sick. 81. lit .ur service, and any
other particulars abou, them which NAV be
Necessary for the infurmaioil Of their Com
maodinS Ohic@rs in keeping a~colr:ct ac-
roui; OF the p"y, cn:h!n:,, station. duties,
&c, of each soEii,T. Without such reports
men cannot receive p?E actually due tllclu.
f.. ID. TOWNSEND, A. \. Il.
BY command uf
DREv'T MAJ. GEN JOEINP. HATCH.
LEONARD B. PERRY, a. \. c.
Official: L. HARRIS JEwE,rT Is; Lieut.. and
\. A. \. G. Aug 49,. {.
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Headq'rs 18th Sub-District,
MIL. DIST. OF CHA'S'N, =. OF S.

MIL. DIST. OF CHA'S'N, =. OF s. c.,
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 7, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.
THE Mayor and City Council of Co
a. lunbia are hereby authorized to collect
all taxes assessed for the benefit of the city
II. The funds collected in such manner
will be cxpeMed for the support Of the poor
and destitutss. and for the Water Works and
other necessities. BY order. of
Lieut.. Col. n. HAUGHTON, Cong
JOHN WALTON, Lieut.. anil \. A. A. G..
AUG 16
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HGqrs. Nil. District of Charleston

CHARLESTON. 5. O., AUGUST 10, 1865.
GFNEHdL ORDERS, NO. 81.
hkDERS having been received at these
~ ifeacduarters for the mustc,, out of the
54th and 55tn Mass. Vols, and LIST Cl.io Vet.
Vol. Cavalry, all Officers and Enlisted
Men of these Regiments VIII immediately
rejtnn their commands. The 54th Mass.
Vols. VIII be rende,vouscG at Mount Flea l.
SAINT, the 55th Mass. Vols. ut O:ansebu,c,
and the Battalion of the LIST Ohio ct. oi.
Cavalry, serving i'll this District, AZ the
Charleston Race Course.
BY command OF
EKEv'r MAJ. GrS. JOHN T. HATCH.
LEONARD y. PERRY. \. A. G..
Official: l.. HARRIS JEwErr. Lieut.. 55th
Mass. Vols. \. y. y. q. Aug Ii 8
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
e. E. NICHOLS, Agent.

ENOR the following FIRST CLASS COM
II PANIES:
New lork Underwriters Agency, !,
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESE MAN'S PILLS.
The mbination OF Ingredients in these Pills is
the result of long and extensive practice. They
mild in their alto and cannot do harm 10
the most delicate; certain in correcting al
larties, Painful mepstruation, removing ~ oo
structions, whether from cold or otherwisS, neai
ache pajn in the side, pal pitation OF the heart,
whites all peryous affections, hysterics, i*tlgue.
main in the back and lialbs, re-. disturbed sleer,
Tbirh arise from iRterru pton OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
VAS the commencement Of new IN the treat
ment of egularities and distractions which have
consigned many TO PREMATURE GRAvg. No
female eooy good health unless she is regular,
and whenever an obstruction takes pacs the
eral health begins to decline. The Pills form
DATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS DON'T
BE DECEIVED. Take this atver' isement to
your Druggist. ard tell him that you rant .hs
BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI.
CINE IN THE WORLD, which 10 comprised in
these Pills.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been a Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years, and are the most effeciual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they Invaluable, indneing, .ritb esy
tasaty, Periodical! reg ui,7tty. They are known to
thuusands who have used them at different periods
througnou the country, having the sanction OF
of the N ost eminent Physicians IN An,ericn
ETFicit i,eetaoHs NFtiHs 'rhsH they should not b.
used with each Be1-the Price One Dollar par Boz
or s Box es for IS, containing from 50 to 80 Pills
Pills sen. by mail, promptly, secure from obssrys
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGtSTS,
HUTCHINS 4 HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec l0-eo1y.a 81 Cedar st. New York.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs Fob MANURE.
QutBfRRXLsrRR GsSzRAL'S OFFICE,
nrElsI

oulRfRRXAsrRR GsSzRAL's OFFICE,
FIRST DIylsIos,S
TAsEIzGToN CRY, February u, 1858.
Sealed fEoeosAls will be recsived At this oil -
until WEDNESDAY, March Is l9i5, ~ II q clock
NJ for the sale Of al The MANURE that may be
procured from the 81 shles corrais Of the 0ias
boro Depot near Washington C WITHIN the
twelve months next succeeding April l, ISIS.
The surce sful bidder will be qsirad to have
bArses ar boats maere4 st the wharf At Gieso0ro
10 constant r adiness to receive the manure which
may aceumulst4 The United states will dsiiver
the ms nure in e. .sid earses or boats. aud will
dsrispate aa agent g. measure it as rapidly As
loaded.
dders must state the . ice per cusie Yard
An oath of ale glance viii be repaired from each
bidder.
PAYMENT will be required 70 be made in Eovern
ment funds at .he cad Of each month Tor tns ma
nuTe delvert in the barses during the month
Bonds. with proved securities, will ne feadlrea
from the party awarded, in the sum OF ten tnon-
SAID tlatts:l dollars.
Proposals must he addressed to the uH5ersignef.
Wsship stoD. d 9 and marked on the envelope,
"Prcposals for Manure"
70 lI-tAh O. NJ q, o.
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WBAT IL LIKELY TO Follow PEACE.-One
OF the Commercial circulars o. New York
said In be the prod ctlon cf a shrewd tnaD cier,
TINS spPculateS as TO what Is likely to ems ne
when ihe prrstu ut civil war Is ended:
Nv IN peace re must Immediately enter
upon carer Ct uBexampled activity. En-
terprise Will he vastly enlarged. We shall
avoid I'm great VI asure that prostrauon and
distress which commonly follows long wars.
for the prod uctive capacity of our people is
five times greater per head than at the close of
the war of HE Wehsd then hardly bagun to
use tbOse Mechanical aids TO labor which have
since rev oiuiinuized society. At that time all
waste soil had IN be made good by
human toll alone. Now It Is restored oy the
agency of mechanical Engines which have
given 10 each Ipborer a hundred hands. There
is no limit to the en- pIoy nent OF such aids. We
shall come ont OF The war; consequently, with
every means and stimulus 10 rene wed activity
In Industrial pursuits aud the de veiopment OF
n natural wealth o: the country. Tneimmense
sums invested II the production of petroleum
nave made II already one OF the leading articles
OF export, while the DE- velopmeDt of orr m ines
OF preoioue retail rs most important as giving
Us The meaIs by which we can return to spa-
Gle pay ments. They supply already a larger
qsaht1ty than we export. This fact should
rem owe all anxiety of any probable scarcity,
though speculation or apprehension as to the
future may canse temporary advance far
beyond its real value"
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
nfFICE BALTIMORE Il OHIO RR. CO.,
~ WAsHIsefoa. Deeem Der Is, 1854,

" WAsHIsefoa. Deeem Der b. 1854.
@M - 60:
ger Trains between Washington and Baltimore
HS!!zsE sSsEH Hal.
Ne 2.NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA Ex-
R e Dhi. r. New Tsri $50 ?. Y. No
No. s-BHITIaogE 4 wssEERN TRAIN
.en, sonn:en. NTH sSS e. ns q
for the West. and reachtfg Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-Esw YORK MAILTRA1N-Lesvs Wash
~. Psiiadeiphi. S:s5 ,. Z. Ne. Yorf 1000
No. s-BALrlMoRB TRAIN AND WAY STA
TIoNsSLssvs . Wssssinssea 500 NJ, CONNECT
s No. s.sALT1McRs eoMMurAr1os AND
Ar7s Il sslinore sic FL:
train stops - Bladensburs, Beitsvlls, Laurel and
AR Mo- 4"s es9sIn ALBANY N1n NEW YORK rx
PRESS ~hp Hs1, e.. 900
Ing line: lssyips New York for the last Ngrth
No .se i msd IN :,
No eBALrIMoRE L HARRISBURG TRAIN
No 9-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAIN-LeAve Washin gten at 7 80
IN; Stopping at Re az House fsr Western passen.
GERS TO take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Psrkers5urg and all points in the West Reaches
New York at d 1 5 AN.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the SIS A. n, and the 3 and 400 P. N. from
Washing ton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS IRON WARRINGTON
for passengers on Sunday are the 81 and 1I:15
A. N. and P. N. for Baltimore, and lao P. N.
for fillmore, Philade phis, and the West, and
tie 6 p II for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKIES 20 the West, IS we'll ~ to
Philad elphia, New York, or Boston. can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hsurs in the day. as
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between IA and
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours,-also for
throu 20 points, to save trouble and confusion at
the de parture OF the trains. - $40
ALLPASSESGERS, whe Their soldiers or citizens
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line, established fer the general ad
yantas e. such tie keeping of one or more cars
exclusively for lad and their attendants, and the
prevention of smoking in any but the smoker's
with the decisions of the agents or conductors
in regard to their seats, tckets etc.. especially in
the hurry of starting the trsins
W. p SMITH, Master OF TranspoT tation.
L. d. COLE. General Ticket Agent. dec ~
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

a NO. Is MARKET SPACE.
~ To make room for
SPRING GOODS,
will sell nay entire stoch of Ladies'. hisses' snd
Chilsrens, Gent. and Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS
at . Discosnt Of
TEN PER cEsr ON ALL SALES.
until February 18th nett.
An early call ID solicited. ,y
Ne. Is Market space,
tan ,e-,m Pa av, between 9Th and 9Th sts
-. HIw BOOT AND SHOE STORE. sas
pRAs. D. BAYLY CO.,
- 27s PERssYLvAsIA AvIsuB,
Bet. 18th and 18th sts., near the Kirkvood House
Would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public. that they will open
On MONDAY, October II. 1864,
4 me AMI new assortm ent of
Ladies, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRps'5 BOOTS AND SHOES.
made ny IN the Latest and most Fashionable style.
We win sell at reasonable prices. and hope by
trict attention and integrity, to merit fair shar
of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies
Department of the business. and We can safely
boast OF one Of the finest assortment Of
LADlls' BOOTS AND SH0IS
In the city
CHAS. D. BAYLY co.,
90 H-t No. ATS Penn. Az, bet. llth and 18th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-15

ABSENT OFFICERS. -OSiciai returns show
that OF the twelve hundred officers Of the reg
ular regiments OF the army, only three hun
dred are with their respective commands.
Some OF the officers are holding high rank in
the volunteer service, but majority are 10
pleasant situations on special duty. Of the
6Cclcnels. 1t Colonies and IS Majors of
cavalry, not one is with his regiment, but 2 of
the 10 CoionPs, of the 10 L. Coionels and
OF the as Majors Of In fintry are with their reg
iments. Only ~ OF the 70 Captains of cavalry,
~ of the fiji Captains OF artillery, and 46 OF the
$40 Captains Of infantry now on duty in their
regiments.
IL in the Philadelphia internal revenue
reports, Ed WIN Booths income is set down as
only S14GO and J. r. Booths $500. Edwin
FORESTS income is said To be 922. 664. As star
actOls seldom have :iiocdl habitation," no
matter how great their names is, il would ap-
pear very difficult to collect any equitable tai
from them.
HA ration Of pint of milk per man day
was served TO the Revolutionary army.
ga woman in Germany lately gave birth
TO four daughters al once. Her husband fled
the country in despair.
In one of the processes of steel. pen max.
ing, done by females III BIrmin CHAM, a quick
worker will cut ont In one day OF ten working
hours $50 gross. or &c. coo pens, which involves
1900 distinct motions Of the arm. two in every
second