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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-25

THE ATLANTIC HOTEL BILLIARD
Rooms having been repaired, ana the
tables having been dressed out in an
elegant winter suit, are again open to
the public. Mr.. Newton, the proprietor
of the hotel, has spared no expense in
making this department of his house as
attractive rs any room of its kind in
the State of Virginia. The cues, balls
and all the accessories of the game of
billiards are new, and gentlemen who
like this source of amusement, have no.
thing to do but Ego ahead.' One of
the rOund-heads of the New York
Round Table, stated recently that there
ia nothing intellectual in billiard play
ing, and that none indulge in it but
high-cheek- bOned PhenianS and for
eigners. If the wise man of New York
thinks so, there are those who differ
with him; and they have a right to
differ with him, wise as he is. Lest
there should be round-heads here, as
ignorant as the Gothamite, we will state,
on the authority of Noah Webster, Esq.
what a game of billiards is" 1t is n
game played on rectangular table,
covered with green cloth, with small
ivory balls, which players aim to drive
into hazard-nets or pockets at the sides
and corners of the tables, by impelling
one ball against another, with maces.
or cues, according to certain rules of the
game.n That is what a game of billi-
ards is, and it requires a good deal more
calculation, thought and mind to play
it than is often employed in the edito-
rial columns of the New York Snob-
journal alluded to. 1t affords healthy
exercise to the body, engrosses and
amuses the mind, and altogether it is a
healthier occupation than that of the
metropolitan dandy, who sits six hours
wondering before shilling's worth of
marble, which pedlar "soldn him for
a rare work of art. The round table
will do to set cocktails and the butts Of
cigars upon; but men of sense will go
to the rectangular tables like those of
Mr.. Newton, of the Atlantic Hotel.
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"When on a visit to the city of New York few days
since, induced to call old friend and towns
man, Mr. II. T. Helmbod, Druggist 594 Broadway, N. Y
His store is WOdeta perfect GeHnthe handsomes OF
any kind have had the pleasure of viewing, and
extensive being 81 feet front, five stories in height,
and over 200 feet deep II indeed affords III much plea
to know that he has been successful, and it IL
ample evidence of the merits of his articleas in our
whole business experience we have not known of tho
success Of any article without Mr-adyertising merely
bringing the name before the people"
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A VIRAGo.-An enraged daughter of
Ham yesterday morning created quite a
sensation among the usually quiet deni-
zens of Little-Water street. Roaring
Ralph was not circumstance. She de-
fled all creation, and Caroline, cOlored
sister, in particular This colored spit
fire was evidently laboring under the
combined influence of the green"eyed
and passion, with the favorite
staple of Little-Wateri street--broad-
axe whiskey.
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THE CONDITION OF JOHNSON, THE
ALLEGED AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Bell, the
city physician, reports to the Mayor in
writing, that the condition of this unfor-
tunate man is improving, and he is out
of all danger, but exceedingly debilita-
ted. If he continues to improve, his
examination will come off before the
Mayor on Saturday.
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REVIVAL. A revival has been in
progress at the Cumberland street Meth
odist Episcopal Church, under the
ministerial supervision of its pas tor,
Rev. William A. Ware. A large num-
Der of proselytes have come forward
nightly, ard the good cause still con-
tinues with increasing interest.
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THE NOTICE of contractors is partic-
ularly called to theproposals for furnish
ing the Marine Corps with the articles
enumerated in the advertisement of
Capt. w. b. Slack, Quartermaster of the
Marine Corps. Washington, d. G.
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PACIFIC MAILSTEAMsHIP CoMPANY's
STEAMER New YoRK.-This large and
elegant new steamship, on her second
voyage from Aspinwall to New York, ar
rived i'm our harbor yesterday morning,
short of fuel. She hauled alongside of
Smith & Bros. wharf, on Town Point,
about 10 O'clock, and commenced coal
ing up. The New York is a splendid
ship. She is fitted up with all the im-
provements that art could devise or
science suggest. Captain Tinklepaugh,
her commander, is an old and eXpe-
rienced seaman, having been in the
company's employ since its inception.
He was rather chaied about the jaw
tackle, i'm regard to our custom house
officers dealing with his passengers as if
the vessel was on foreign bottom, and
suggested the necessity of having an
American Consul appointed to this
port for the protection of the maritime
interests of all vessels forced into the
harbor by stress of weather and the force
of circumstances. The New York left
Aspinwall on the 18th of October, with
sos passengers on board, and over mil
lion dollars in treasure. She has en-
countered very heavy weather and
rough head seas. Finding her running
short of fuel, the captain bore away for
this harbor, for supply. Many of the
passengers came on shore to view our
city, and being just from the Ell Dorado
they circulated Benton's mint drops law
ishly. Our thanks are due TO Purser
Baily for the Information that our old
friend Captain Jefferson Maury, who is
well known IN this city and favorably
in New York as a popular commander
in the Pacific Mail Steamship Compa-
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THE UNITED FIRE COMPANY.-This
organization, so well and favorably
known to our community as one of the
most efficient fire companies in this city,
or any other, have petit 1ned the City
Council, through our merchants and cit
liens, to have the new steam fire engine
assigned to their company. Itcould not
be placed in better hands.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Oct. gath.

Levi Persons and lady, San Francisco; j Burdwell,
Califsrnia Mrs Thomas Stawkng, daughter child and
servant MeKurr and wife, San Francisco: Miss His
kox do; Rev Bishop Kingsley, Ohio; W IL Prillow,
southampton; II Geary; l. Noland: II K Mann, n Y;
NJ Courtwight, Penn; II Hover, N Y X W Rowe, Va;
Mrs A Danely, N o; Curnay. do; @ NJ pnpey, do
j W Coy, New York; Miss Sanderson, San Francisco;
Miss Bain, do; J D Blain and wife, do; " A Baldwin
and wife, Va; Mr. aud Mrs Farrs Plymouth, N G; L c
Cord, san Francisco; Fl Arehey, Va; J j Cohrand,
Nath White, Va; CIV Wincle, Richmond; Thos 7
Hardwick.
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1BOstOu Hrdld.1

''We do not like to advertise worthless wares, or art
cles calculated to deceive readers; and when
advertiser like Mr.. Helmbold whom have known
for years, gradually extend his advertising from year
year until he becomes the largest advertiser in the United
States, satisfied that the statements in regard TO
his articles must be correct"
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PRIVATE SALES
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTl
II


" LUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
~ FOR SALE
We offer for sale
THE WATER LOTS
sue Wide Water street. with front the said
street OF (S0I) three hundred and seven feet
-. -. THE TWO WHARVES
Port Warden's line Ns W 'A'
These Piers, with some repar cop,a bs m.de IN
ASooMM0DATE SIX TO EIGHT VESSELS. ALLOW.
lNd EACH TO DISCHARGE CARGO AT THE
SAME MOMENT.
Au advantage not possessed by any other Water pro
perty in the city. ""''' P'o
ALSO,
One lot s. E. corner of Madison and wjia xy, ,.
having front on the former of III feet and on tbe ate,
43 feet $500 va vi" 'a''ei
AND
Tho adjoining lot having n front Of az fact on wd
Water street, and depth Of leo feet -
Plot of survey be seen at our Office No IL Roonoe
square,
Wake & CHAMBERLAIN,
octl2-u Real Estate Agents
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VALUABLE II M b Il II LANDS
AND
EkDNJG EOp GAIN

FARMS FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
LIST. Farm of l25 acres, miles from Norfolk.
I'd. Farm of 430 acres, 16 miles from Norfolk.
Sd. A Farm Of SO acres, in Nansemund county
4th. A Farm of so acres, miles from Norfolk
5th A Farm of 1000 acres, % miles from Norfolk.
9th Tract of Wood Land, 230O acres, 20 miles from
Norfolk.
7th. Two Farms of ITO and so acres, 16 miles from
Norfolk.
Sth. One Farm of g6 acres, IA miles from Norfolk.
9th. One Farm of % acres, az miles from Norfolk.
10th. Zone Farm of $40 acres 81 miles from Norfolk.
lth. One Tract of Land half cleared of 70 acres,
miles from Norfolk
18th. One Farm of 100 acres, 8 miles from Norfolk
18th. Farm of 200 Acres IA miles from CITY,,
18th. Farm of G66 Acres s miles from city,
18th. Farm of $50 Acres IS miles from city.
10th. Tract Of Wood Land, 300 Acres 35 miles from
fifth Tract of Wood 400 Acres 40 miles from city.
18th. A Farm of III Acres, IA miles from city
10th. A Farm of 800 Acres, Is miles from city.
Goth. A Farm Of Az Acres II miles from city.
2lst Tract OF Wood Land, l6O Acres, miles from
city,
I'D. A Farm of 1,a12Acres, 6 miles from city.
23d. A Farm of 100 Acres, "a miles from city.
oath. A Farm of 1900 Acres. 10 miles from city.
25th. Farm of 600 Acres, II miles from Norfolk
26th. A Farm of SO Acres 10 miles from "
eth. Farm of 10 Acres, miles from
2sth. valuable Tavern Stand 20
2gth. Farm of so Acres, IL miles from
Both. A Farm of IA Acres, 80 miles from g
3lst. Farm Of All Acres, 10 miles from &c
32d. A Farm of 800 Acres, 60 miles from
33d. A Farm Of 100 Acres, so miles from
34tli. A Farm of 700 Acres, IS miles from
35th. A Farm Of 750 Acres, 65 miles from
Both. A iour-story Brick House, on Main street.
3Ith Two Frame Houses, on Church street.
3sth Two vacant Lots, on Church street.
seth. Four Lots, Newton street
10th. Three valuable Lots, Main street.
Nearly all of the above Land is water and
the large heavily Tmbered description of
each will be furnished application to the undersigned.
We give special attention to the purchase and sae0
Real Estate Commission
''N''' ''' FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT Co..
Auction and Commission Merchants,
aug7-tf % Wide Water street. Norfolk, Va.
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REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
SIT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
WHO WILL BUILD THR FIRST HoUSB IN
sPRIN FIRLDt


The undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
the north end Of Church street. and laid the
off into Streets and squares and lots offers the fol
sale, in squares, as follows:
squares, Acres, making 112 building lots.
squares, Acres, making 1876 building lots.
6 squares, Q Acres, making $50 building lots.
10 squares, IL Acres making 179 building lots.
No less portion than of the above divisions of A.
or 10 squares will be sold at time and il is prefer
red to sell the whole 25 squares to one party.
This land is only 7ol feet from the pavement on
Church street, and Is well suited for buildings and offers
opportunity for investment that will never
again in this vicinity it being the suitable Site
and in fact, the only available one for town,
city extension in the vicinity of Norfolk and II every
lot had house it, they could all be rented immed
ately.
Pats Of the land will be sent to applicants and exhib
tied at No. % Whitewater street.
If not sold, will be withdrawn from Market in this
form, after thirty days. DAVID DEFY
BIZ Chicago "Times" copy twice q week two weeks
and send bill to "Norfolk Post" seplS-tf
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING was dark,
gloomy and threatening, blowing fresh
from northeast, and chilly, with high
tides,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-25

THE WEATHER.--Th thermometer
at DR.. w. +. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Tuesday
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pany's line, will sail from New York on
the 18th of November, in command or
the steamship Atlantic, for Aspinwall.
The "New York; will sail this morn
ing for New York.
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The writer reluctantly inserts the above and would
not do he not stranger to many and concludes
by stating the of his articles and the diseases for
which they have been used by many thousands With
plete success.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-25
By Leigh Bros. and Phelps, Auct's.
NO. 8 COMMERCIAL ROW.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF ENG
i LlsH TOILET and EXTRA FAMILY SOAP, CT
CARS, &c. On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 9th INSTANT,
commencing at 10 O'clock will SELL at our Warehouse
No. Commercial Row, an in, oice Of
SOAPS,
CIGARS,
receiving direct from the Importers and manufsctu-
rers, viz:
900 boxes English Toilet SOAP,
100 boxes Extra Family SOAP,
40 gross Low a Sons OLD BROWN WINDSOR
SOAP, in original packages
cases Genuine Lubins EXTRACTS,
CfGARS-A large invoice Of Havana CIGARS, on .
bracing the most choice brands.
ALSO
VIII be added, TO close consignments,
80 East India COFFEE,
80 cases EXTRACT COFFEE,
IL cases ESSENTIAL COFFEE.
Also
Smoking and Manufactured
CHEWING TOBACCO,
GINGER,
ALIsPIcE,
&c. &c.
LEIGH BROS. C PHELPS,
oct2I-2t Auctoneers.
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POINTS OF THE COUNTRY.

octl3--20t* F. T
NEW BOTTLING ESTABLISH
IN MENT.-The undersigned respectfully informs the
keepers OF Restaurants, and the public generally, that
they have entered into copartnershp o carry ON the
business of bottng the choicest Ales and Porter at No.
IS Market Square, Norfolk and of Grace and 10th
streets, Richmond Virginia.
Our stock is selected with from rstclass Northern
Brewers and from our long experience in New York. in
the Bolng business, confident that wo supply
the public and the trade generally, with better and
cheaper article than any other house in town. We
the first parties in the business and selling from
fifteen to twenty per cent lower than jobbers, who have
to pay bottlcrs North large profit. 5.-
We would say to parties before purchasing elsewhere,
to give CALL and try bottle of sparkling bever-
ages.
We would also state that still continue to manuc
ture far-amed Soda and Sarsaparlla Waters uni
versally appreciated by fellow-citizens.
f. VANCE,
sep1S-tf ii. CLARK I
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Puchu

cures Gravel and Dropsical swengs existing in Men,
Women, Children in fact, ALL DISEASES requiring
the aid of Duretic 1t is the greatest Tonic and Diu
rec knownperectly safe, pleasant in taste and odor,
and immediate in its action.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
HelmbOld's Extract Buchu

will all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder Cures
Pains Weakness in the Back, Structures, &C.; Cures
Weak Nerves, Loss of Memory. Trembling Dimness of
Vision.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

is pure fluid extract not weak tea or infusion. Is the
thing needful for all complaints incident to Females
For particulars send for Circular.
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

One bottle equivalent in strength to one gallon Of the
Syrup of Decoction
1t reaches the seat of disease Immediately expelling
all HUM0RS OF THE BLOOD, and
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
These articles being of such strength the dose is
ceedngly small From this fact it is used in the United
States Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Institutions
throughout the land.
Ia" Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Hf- Ask for llelmbold's. Take other.
E Cut out the advertisement and send for it. and by
this means avoid Counterfeit. oct14--lm
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( Epening Bulletin, Phtladelphia. |

Firm of POWERS & WEIaHTMAy
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
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MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.

These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over quarter of century of
private practice, the ingredients in these
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DRoPesALs FOB FLOUR.

Office Depot Comuissa,y Of Spbsisteaot.{
RashingtoH, April 10. 1875.
Sealed Proposals are invited until TUESDAY,
April IT, l. No. for furnishing the subsisteac e De-
partment with
THREE THOUSAND $4,000 BARRELS OF
FLOUR
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot Nos. ], ., and 3, and bids will be enter
taI ed for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in du plicste, and for each grade on
separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
FIVE days frem the opening of the bids, and must be
delivered in such quantities. daily. as the Govern
ment may direct, either at the Government ware
house in Geor getown, at the wharves, railroad
depot in Washington, D O.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be com
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance of
the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered.
in new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment viii be made in such funds as the Gov
erRment may have for disbursement
The usual Government inspection viii be made
just before the Flour is received and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and of supe-
rior quality.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of
each bidder who has not the oath on hle IN this
Office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failei to comply with their
blds, or from bidders not present to respond
Government reserves the ri ght to reject any bid
for cause. $500,
Bid to be addressed to the undersigned, at No
K. T BRIDGES.
CAPTAIN @. 8 V.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ s'.'-.' W
The undersigned hex ls&ye 10 inform the citi-
zens of Washington tAt shsf have removed to
Ne $40 Fena,e ay3.Ee, AIT 800 street, under
Waship ION Ea3ldine, Ger fsh sire ct. where they
hsvs 4, Sc oze as6 f-ssk ssa desirable stock of
DhJgY AaE SHOES
ar Asss'. Ess.aas', Dcgs's Kisses and ohildrens'
sne yhirA sasy shss for sale at tas lowest Price.
Gre az nail AID We viii guarantee satisfaction.
sSs~ims LOOAI6 q MAYa1W.
a S3y0bs YcNxH OF BoOTs AND -
= saDHS Eo
PANIC PR1orsli
HNLLvR 4 CO.. 492 7tk street, having Just
yseAiye6 q isrsa supply Of oil kinds of BOOTS and
SHOES n the recent Panic Prices, and are now
ceilings
Good quality Ladies' Goat Balmorale at SlH
Good quality Ladies' Siippars at 60 cents
Ladies heeled eli ppers, ii Is,
High Aeel Opera Caters at 49,
gentlemen p Long Bosts at -.
Children g Shoes At Is cents.
Good quality ChiIdren's Shoes At 40 cents.
Ana Ill ainds of the best axes OF Gents,
Ladies'. Gisees' and Children,s BOOTS. SHOES
and Amor LS ct corresponding prices. at
HILLER & CS.iS, s92 7th street,.
Four doors abo We Odd Pelows Hall.
TRUNKS. TALIsEs and TRAVELLING BAGS
HxLLFR Il co 8, 492 7th street,
NH aD.1ms Between d and eets.
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ORDER BY GEN. HANCOCK.
Notice to the People in the Shenandoa
VRlley-Moxby nm Outlaw

IN the following order to the people living in
bis Department, Major General Hancock an
says that all stragglers from the Army OF
Northern Virginia Who comply with the terms
Of he surrender will be permitted 70 return 70
tneT MONIES, ana those who do not surrender
does not, OF course, include Mosby in the
parole
HsADeuARTRRs MIDDLE MILITARY D1vI-
fIoN, WINCHESTER, VA, April 10, lSti5.-The
MAJOR General Commanding announces 10
the citizens IN the vicinity OF his lines that
GeneraI Robert T. Lee surrendered with the
Army OF Northern Virginia Yesterday 10
Lieutenant General Grant near Appoma.tox
Court House.
The arms. artillery and baggage were de-
Evered up, the Confederate officers being al
lowed 70 retain their side arms and private
property. Oficers and men were all paroled
rot 10 take up arms against the United States
until regularly exchanged, and were allowed
10 return 70 their homes once more there N
remain without molestation from the authori
ties OF the United States so long as their parole
Is kept lhVlolate and they respect the laws in
All detachments and stragglers from the
Army OF Northern Virginia will, upon COM
plying with the above conditions, be paroled
and allowed to 60 10 their homes. Those who
co Lot surrender will be brought in as pris-
oners OF war. The guerrilla chief Mosby is
not included in the parole
The MAJOR General Commanding trusts that
the people to whom this is sent Will regard the
surrender of General Lee with his army as Lee
ILheeu REGARDS IL, as Inc nrsf great step 10
peace, and will adapt their conduct 10 the new
condition of affairs and make il practicable for
him 20 exhibit toward them every leniency the
situation Will admit OF Every military re-
sTalnt shall be removed that is not absol1 ,elv
essential, and your sons, your husbands, and
your brothers shall remain with you unmo.
Tested.
1t is for you to determine the amount OF free
dcm you are TO enjoy. The marauding bands
when nave so long infested this section, sub
slstng on the plan der Of the defenceless, effect
ttAr
upon you the devastation of your homes. nnsf
10 LONGER md shelter and concealment among
You. livery outrage committed by them, will
the purpose OF the Major General Camnoands
isg 10 destroy utterly the haun,s of these lands
If their depredations are continued
w. s. HANCocE
Major General u. 8 Vn,s
Dftcial GEORGE LEE, Asst Adj 9ensreI
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OFFICIAL.
The First 0sYps-Nsties - Veterans.
HRApQHARTRR9 EIReT CORPS.

HRADoBARTRRs FIRsT OoRFe,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. %, 1894.
Veterans desiring 70 enlist In the LIST Army
Corps, snould report in person at the once OF
Col. O. F. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Chic Railroad Depot, Washington, ID. q.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and IN physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
or three years
Those snIisting will receive rom the Gov.
eminent bounty Of $500 - soon IS they are
mustered In, and, in addition, the regular In.
staIments nom the Government, in proportion
TO the period of enlistment, as follows: SiaO for
one years service, one-third paid ON G2lsst.
nent 500 for two years. service, one-third On
enlistment $500 for three yeers' aery;ess eAe-
Tney viii be credited 70 me aaessf u ne
district In which they or their fesusl.se ssey ~
doniciled and will, thers1ors. sa sHsssso TO
local bounhes .a $50
Free transportation will be essnEssa them
.oWashingtcn ~ any Provost Msrsnal.
The best arms In tho spooEaSss ga Of the
Government will - faInsshsd Gese troops,
Ard thew will be allowe6s 70 roeasn their arms
when honorably diEcMaigea.
Headquarters Major General 6zncocE .-l5S
street, between 199a and 2eth streets.
once of the Board fer the Examination Of
OMcers :-Brigadier General JOAN r. BROOKE,
president, 1873 g street, between 18Th and 20th
By order OF Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dee2 7.n Assistant Adjutant General.