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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-24

~The Newburyport Herald tells a story of
a venerable citizen Of that city, who. while
seized Violently by four strong and roagh men.
who ran him some distance to his great fright
and no Little danger 10 his wind. When they
stopped, the only apology was: ave know
you; you re too good a man TO be klt." 1t
seems that be was near where they Were blast
ing rocks On the Eastern Railroad, and without
knowing IL was within a few feet of where a
tram was laid and an explosion was to take
place. He would have been blown to pieces
u less inan Two minutes bat for the timely in
reference Of the workmen.
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half closed eyes, and pensive air, without
blush on her maiden face, fell into old
.Murphy's' sweet embrace. She dreamed
that her husband, kind and true, her form TO
gentle, clear and slow, he called her the dear
est name below. A fire was kindled upon the
hearth, while the tea kettle sang a merrier lay
than II mad whistled for many a day. New
Ignt was dffused in the old maids heart, as
sne felt Der loneliness now depart, the table
AL spread, all clean and new, and plates, and
cups, and sancers, for two. Here the poet
Hnoly paused for the laudable purpose Of
prolonging the "old critter's'' bliss. But TO re-
sume.l At last, as the dusky, dim twilight
was fast giving place to the shades OF night,
alas alas found but empty space. As from
her VISION of bliss che awoke, and found that
her dream had persisted and broke, she arose
and said, with a shuddering sigh, "Oh, would
had married in days gone by!'
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%A bene violent lady went 70 visit a family
who were said to be almost starving. She found
them half star ved cold, and not a morsel of food
in the house. "What do You most need
What would Won like 10 havel' she asked of
the mother of the family. The woman thought
for a moment, her face frightened. and she an /.
swered why, always did wan, water
tall; they're so becominf''
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Skt recent meeting of the Institute of
Technology, at Boston. there was an interest
ing discussion upon the danger OF steam pipes
passing through and in contact with wood II
was shown that the wood, by being constantly
heated, assumes the condition 20 a greater or
less degree, Of fine charcoal, a conditioa the
most favorable 10 spontaneous combustion
The danger Is of course greatest when the
pipes pass through piEe wood
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
- WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS. &C.. COM
PRISING THE WATER WORKS
At GTESRORO n n

GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
fEisi RsGk Thk Mk PfSss Sf soh
AT GiEsBORo. D. O. A'
Qnartsrmauer Generals Office, First Dirision,B
BY, order Of 5he Ouartermastsr Genersi' there
VIII be sold, on the premises At public auction,
ssBB.sP G sp4 q;
O'Clock m, the following described public prop
.sRE STEAM BOILER, 80 feet long and 8 feet in
diameter with two twelve inch return flues, }
cocks. globe valves, feed pump, smoke STACK
bars pipe, plugs reducing pieces, &c. ali in good
TWO ,wORTHINGToN STEAM FORCE
horse power each and eash capable Of pun ping and
With aOSs
lins., bends, elbows double valve oil cups .S c.
5s Is 8. sps%sisy q WATER PIPE. a. follows:
s. s :: in ;i.s S..a,sh1 1T. :.
f1 sSs . i h iash ::
Thirty HH one aR'h sAsr;1RoN FIRE PLUGS,
=. sSoy.:
pieces, &C., ali In excellent condition; together
ALL THE TOOLS, Re-, required for making Al.
ssrs9ns and REPAIRS In mater d such as pipe
drills. punches ssuIfing tools. & &c p'sf'' crabs
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before
the nrst (lst day Of May next.
A boat for Gieskoro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further information that may be desired
Will be given upon application, In person by let
ter, to Captain George T. Browning, A. q. M,
Giesboro. d. c., or at this Office:
Brevst Brfgadier General. in charge
fe H-ts First Division, O. N. G. o.
7 ARGE SALE OF G0NDkMNED QUARTER
- MASTERS STORES.
CAso QHo''s'WWa:ts,aGees Dse0t e. wsss'ns,o~,}
VIII be sold at pnblie auction. at Lincoln De-
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel O.. H. Tompkins, O.
l., on TUESDAY, March q, 1856. at 10 O'Clock a.
m: large lot OF Condemned QUARTERMAS-
Chairs, Desks: Printing Press and Type, Blan.
kets, Brides. Chains, Horse and Wagon Covers;
Harpess Feed Troughs, Halters, Saddles, Lines,
Wagen wheels, Hubs. and Bodies, Drug Mill. An
yfIs. Fire Bender, Portable Forges, Smiths, Bel
Hese,, ,Bydrsnts. Bake ovens, Platform Scales,
Wheeibarrows, $50 lbs. Paints, $50 lbs. Lead Pipe.
SO lbs Scrap Cast Iron, IS $40 lbs. Scrap Wrough
Iron, 50 Ooo lbs Iron Tire, 6S6 lbs Scrap Leather
new, $50 lbs Rope, i, 600 lbs. Scrap Steel, As lbs
T Gpf; tAmsSuIancsS Buggy Is Carts Stop
wagons, fonr horse Spring Wagons. l25 'Wheei.
ter Wagon. DC.
The safe will be continued from day to day until
All the property is sold.
The stores must be removed within i've days
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Bvt Mai Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
m slot Depot Of Washington.
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~ As four or five darkies were passing an
agricultural implement store on Broad street.
yesterday, one OF them, pointing to a cultiva-
tor, said, "A mar kin jist set on that thing and
ride while he's plowinr' "Goliy,'' replied
another, 1.-The d--n rascals was too sharp 10
tink o. dat fore the niggers was free!"-lNash.
riIIr BoE11r
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SMr. Hume, a Republican IN,

~ Mr. Hume, Republican journalist, who
rs involved In some railroad difficulties in
Missouri, which, from their connection with
the legislature of that state. have given rise to
general discussion, says that ANY one who,
after the experience Of q political editor for the
last five years IN Missouri, is no. proof against
anything less than cannon ball, is not III for
the buslnessn
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~The volunteers IN Canada who are bill
leted upon suspected Fenians complain be.
cause their hosts supply them only with fish
and vegetables; but the housekeepers reply to
all remopsirances that !. is the season of Lent
and that no good Catholics would put any
more hearty fare upon their tables, whoever
might be their Fuests
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CLOTHING, &c.
TAMES TACKEy

JAMES LACKEY.
y MERCHANT TAILOR,
1902 Seventh street, oppo site Post Office
Is receiving some of the hand soonest Cloths Cassi
Eeres. and VestiDgs in the market, which
he will make up in a manner unsurpassed IA
and at prices TO suit the times
fashionable garment and o good At NJ
guaranteed, or no obligation 10 take the IL
goods NH "a Inn
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, FRUIT
VI TREES, &C.

GARDES AID rk EESSk Ei' SEEDS FEUIr
JOHN SAUL
Respectfully calls the attention OF the public to
II SEEDS when are 2. this season
the finest quality. From his long experienceA
grown Specially for his variant them Rssn
fully equal those be has had the pleasure Of SUP
SEEDS all the nOv..e,
Ps R and Tk hs sIs and
grown, consisting Of Pear. istsndsrd and Dwarf MI
PlSm; Cherry, Apricot, Heeta5ine; &c
Grapes Strawberries, Raspberries. Blackberries,
CsIrants: Goossberries, &c.
es,yerbenss Ger cams, and other bedding plants,
with everything pertaining to the nursery bust
fe T-eolet 500 9Th street, near n.
DIsooNTTIHHgKAFNoSFEo S "a T bktSGE ACROSS
oaes CoC,,nas sy e, P no BsiLdinss,(
Washington City, February IA, 1866.
In CONSEQUENCE Of the Insecurity Of that portion
Hs % that III aIs
open until The proper repair TO the bridge car be
fore, be disooptiuued until an appropriation is
made By Congress, and the bridge properly re
The Aauedqct Bridge at Georgetown is always
Open + travel Of Pa b Badns.
a .pTepsstiss Of HELMBoLDs. FIbib j Xxx X
b Ss s. with S'
DIANOs-several secsnd hand PIANOS in good
L order For sale upon easy terms. -
AZ the n ". q. MiTTzERoTr CO., MN
ss ssb ss Pianos and
WE HAVE JUST RlCKIvED ONE ~ STOP
PEDAL bass Il. o. ssSi ana
ment and we invite organists and amateurs to call
sEa examine
the eeiebratsd Cabinet Organ. Avn other in.trG.
msn' Of the kiIS ere sFsly
ia -u between 9th and 10th.
NTANHoOp. AND Y0gLhIgL yLSOR AR n!
d mh rssaia'd BY HrbhBoIDs EXTRACT so'
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
Is the Great Dirstie:
HELMBoLDs sGsRs6FkkIIiA AArhAo1
Etks Grsas Blood Purifier
Roth are prenared according TO the rules OF Phar.
macy and Chemistry, and are the most active that
2 TDw- eIAIK.1 [Tuos B. Gross, in. 4
l. r Ebw. CLARK CO..
LUMBER DEALERS,
vrsni. n. BET sh snS ,SS
Washington.
railways on hand large stock Of ali kind. Of
URIGHTLY,s DIGEST OF LAWS or THE
D UNITED STATES, 1851 1865; Frost and Fire;
s:s'r' Eng mes n'rf ss an SSei fsr fS
THE GLORY OF NAN is sTRKNGTH-There
RsEs Ia sSsii;ss ;sssa u
CAHYLlp Ireeeriekt6e Greet, vol. :. Prisoa
' " ~ '''''' ~ III YSxi II E f hsSis6s
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF sTIAM eRlsT MILL AT ran
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GLEsBOkO, ID. o.

Qxartermastev Generals Oses, Fs,a D,vsssor.t
By order "a ss ~ G sssTusFy
DER ss sH1S the g. enS
O'Clock the following described public proper.
ONE % STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame, with massive granite foundations 40 by 30
5. ss:s n
most substantial manner.
ana srpliances Of the mili Consisting Of
ONEu ENGINE, OF IO0-HORSE POWER,
sna sSSn
heavy oast-iron bed plate with cold and hot water
GIVING pulley Of the same msteria ten e t. ~in
diameter and twenty four t24) inches face, with
Judsons patent governor.
TWO Gp BOILERS, OF 6O-HORsE POWER
made Of the best boiler iron Eve si1sesnths (Sls)
Of an inch in thickness fye t.l feet in diameter,
boiler seventy siI J7ej lap welded nues each three
60 and one; fourth inches in diameter, with eli
IkGHAM THIRTY 800 INCHES sPkIsG
oonsi rnei.d of solid French burr milestone. and
set in heavy, well; balanced frames, with hay cut
tiers ele;.soIs and eonveyors sufficient to eat and
economjesl AND. iabsT saving plan. WV 80
Tte. shafting is Of 9pisRed wropsh iron. and the
burTs. &c. The main driving belt is of four I'd ply
rubber and twenty four Cad inches wide The
belts for driving the mills &c, Of the best eak-
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures OF
every description, are Of the very best materials
and workmalship, and still in exeelle mt csndi-
ton and fine working order, the mill haviag been
in operation only about Is months.
EdeemeA ad visable by the agent OF the Govern
ment. On % day of sale the buildings will be ssld
separately.
Terms: Cash. In Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
erty before the first (istD day OF May next,
less otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
A boat for Giesboro win leave the Sixth street
wharf every heur during the day of sale.
Any further nf.rmatton that may be desired
will be given rpoD application, in person by
letter, to Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A.
O. M, Giesboro. CT to this office
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brig. Gen., in charge
fe 22-dts lst Div. Q. NJ. G.. o.
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A T.
tY THE BARD OF oAH HALL.
An offer You often viii I'm md nd "s'aper'
To teach you 10 make great fortune,
Hyou are but that way Inclined.
Ifyou will send them some money,
Their secret to you they win telk
And for others which like to inform you,
lew stamps will answer as we'll.
But, i have got something to tell you,
That will save you many tramp,
II yo9 want 10 buy good and cheap clothing;
AND dent even charge you stamp.
And straight Into SMITHS OAK HALL 90,
ssS M ns M bet fStess n The elk
SMITH BROTHERS a CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
CENTS FURyIsHING GOODS
OAK HALL,
AGA SEVENTH STREET.
PIECE se 1nes the largest and finest stock OF
inston Having secured the best artists IN the city,
'a Cher al Rsst style and
nj da6GsANo, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5I7
to cain the sitesi nsar o FEM n. ;,ysnps desires
sSsa; M sfH,fs sii's aGaR e.
20 snit the times up Al Reasonable rates -Hsa-
MI. ,R3; bEFT aARDoN, hi. associate in sa.,.
and guarantees perfect sitting and fa.hionshi.,
garment to all who may give their patronage.
IAN now RECEIyIks MY
TO which the attention Of the Public lie in
'i'''' WIN. TUCKER. "
No. 420 Pennsylvania avsnn,.
NH IA cow between ~ and 9Th streef.
MERCHANT TAILORS I'm,
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Dye. W. BOTELER, JR., Auctioneer.

Try c. W. BOTELER, JR., AuctiOneer.
Whisky, WINES. &c. A''
be .oS at pnss ;Sis et1 q he
1n 1s 18th Of q G e
atis O'Clock a m, the foiOSiDs articles Of Hosei,
tai Stores and Liquors, no longer required for the
Arrow Root,-..-bs iS eog Beans ...........,bs go
oIn g;srcS lbs 10 CSC Pea Beans $500
Cocoa 1 Chee lite lbs 10 600 Mxd Desc. do..iSs is2
Cinnamon PoWd rs Loo Whsksy at. bet. ssSS
}s4io 8; Rs.; . SS g shJ%ins asSot 4Ses
Goncentd Milk lbs % 20 Jsrrssona Wine,
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit beth
large and small purchasers.
Five IS, days will be allowed to parties in remov
Catalogues ready y Sh n sss sSsF SsH
mnusa sartso3 'ns dEfHEEfEsEEGT' J n Aa:.
= STORES AT ALEXANDRIA,V VA.
cA'fQ"a''Wss 3Mi s. 1e'%s sf.S a.
bRIh "a under The direction Of Brsvst Lieu
Msqss g. !. lei Ii g. on TUES s,
Of unser viceable uartermsster's Stores, consist
,a 70 Paulin., 2ss pounds Harnes. Leather. 10
Betting Hose, flaming Machine. Buckets. Sad
dies, ShoveIs Hammers, Desks, Tables, Chairs,
&C.
Terms: Cash in Government funds,
nsfsss Major Gen. and o Sssss $::si.ssss
- AND ARMY WAGONS.
ChiC QVartermastey'S 01fes, Depoi Of Washincton,}
will be sold At public auction. at Lincoln Depot,
Washington: d. g, nnder the direction Of Brevet
Colonel q Il. Tompkins. Q. M, on MONDAY,
April 2, 1876, at 10 O'Clock a. the following
mentioned Government property, viz:
100 to 2f0 Light Amsulances,
800 to 100 Army Wagons,
which will be sold singly, and must be removed
within i've days from date OF sale.
Terms: Cash, in Governing Mt funds
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
NH l5-lbt Depot of Washington.
In addition to the above, there will be sold, OF
the same time and place.
ONE HUNDRED ONE-HORSE CARTS.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
all the property is sold. NH "A
GALE OF MANURE.
Qaorse,master Generals Oses, First Division,l
Wdshiastom. o. C., February Is, 1856.
Win be SOLD at the Cavalry DEPOT. Giesboro', D.
", large quantity Of stock yard MANURE, which
viii be delivered to purchasers the ground or in
barges or boats to be provided by them at forty s
TO sizel can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of the Quartermaster General
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
fe ~ dfmar3l First Division, O. d. g. o,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN GS
- STABLES; FENCIEG, WHARVES, &C..

AL dlESBSho, ID. ".
kQaaneTma Ner GsnsraEs Office. LIST Dicision,
washington, February n, 1855.
by ;, order 5 OF II, the Quarter master General there
der shs dIssiiSn BiGyn1ns
ana eonsnSns from Apf The
hour Each day thereafter, Except WEDNESDAY
and @ Do . sSeb s asa the
whole shall have been disposed OF, the following
0 isTsS rSS oPfiSEs '1 f Mia xo 1.-TWO
stories l6x2o lsx3s, two 20x2O, 1.-TWO Stories l6x
ls kitchen adjoining l0xl6J l2x3e. l5xls, two 26x
,Eiehty nine 1897 LABoRERs QUARTERS,
s Fen T va, ;Sss sd}oiSGs s. I.ms es,
e. lf1m lsa%s with wing lsxI7: and two Kitchens
Is MESS shf To e sSHsasins ra aao .s, vo
With ssdiRs ss'S a ss1ss u .so
TS stores Is. l lsTs e. ls1st and 2s.o
.s.tsa fif Zsas,s enc 1s1, and one lsxa9 tn
n One srpi RosPi 1I STABLE tsrame with 20
One SissfiSs STABLE, Crane, D., with s,s,a
Tss%ss :iSsSSIRSIsss frame ssz,s ss.s:
xis ss aosa and lsTS9 a
SHEDDING, 7,Tss linsal feet.
Thirty two ts7j WATER TANKS, 3xl6. two feet
Seventy. eight C7S MANAGERS. s,sxls, s,l feet
Twenty a2ol ogT;HOUsEs.
One n H Hhf sH 1hfI Il2,sl2:
Three t3) wHARVES, one p0, ISL square feet. one
IL .l69 square feet, and one $50 square feet
FENCING, % $50 lineaI feet
One % SIOREHOUSE, frame, } 52xl5o
Two BLACKSMITHS' SHOPS, Crane } Az leo,
and 63xIGO.
OBenD ENGINE-HOEsE, 17x32
The buildings will be cold singly, and must be re.
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings viii be taken down at the expense
% be
transportation on the de pot wharf.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
boat for Gissboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
Fer further information apply in person or by
letter to Captain GEO. 7. BROWNING, A. O. M,
Giesbore, ID. c., or to this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Rrevet Brigsdier General 10 charge,
fe 80 tap2 First Division, O. NJ. q, D,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT wOOB.

OIsce Of TIE ChieT Quarternuasfer,
(Co7aer l5h street and PennSylrasia arenut,)
Waskinston, ID: C., March 4, 1858
city and in Alexandria IL now offered for sale
in quantities from one quarter Of Q cord 70 ten
cords, TO all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood is OF good quality, thoroughly sea-
Oak and two thirds Pine The Wood Yards are
located on Maryland avenue between 7th and sth
streets; at l4th street, near Long Bridge, in this
city at Kendall Green, one mile north Of Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot; and els nth Of q mile
north Of the city OF Alex sndTia, the Washington
and Alex andria Railroad, Price Of Wood at the
yards in Washington, elk dollars So per cord at
in any part Of Washington at dollars S7b per
cord In Georgetown at seven dollars And twenty
five cents $3.50 per cord. and in Alexandria
Apply only at this Office during Office hours, and
to Breyet Major James Gleason, A. q. M, at Al
exapdria Wood Yard, from O'Clock Q. IA. to II
TermsLUash in Government funds
N. j. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermsster,
NH 5-a4t Department Of Washington.
GALE OF HARD BREAD.
OFyIcE DEPOT CoMMIssARy.l
FORT MONROE, Va, Dec. Is, 1864.
at this once, on WEDNEsbAYs and SATURDAYS
Of each week for al the surplus HARD BREAD -
The Bread is IN boxes Of Fifty (sop pounds each,
and in good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board OF trans
No proposals reeeivea for or }sss than twenty 90,
boxes, one thousand Il 900, pounds.
Payment required en- notifcstiop Of acceptance Of
bid in Government fusds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread :" and addressed ta
del 4H JAMES CURRY, Dol. and O. 8. v.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
A PANS KxPREss COMPANY,
a OFFICE 5l4 PENN'A AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE,
319 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WILLARDB,
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
Merchandise, Money. and Valuables OF Gil kinds
orwarded with dispatch to oil accessible sections
Of the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
Made In . accessible parts Of the United ststes.
q. O. DUNN, Agent,
no H-d Washington, ID. q.
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VINRIEsIMAk-Protected by Royal Letters Pst
i tent Of England, and secured by the seah OF
the Eeele de Pharmace de Paris, and the In PEI G
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
Trissaar No. 1, IL the efectual remedy Tor heia1.
System. Triesmar No. has entirely auperseasa
the nsseous use Of Copsyia, Ouoebe, 81 IIies-
ties and Secondary Symptoms, thus ooyis1ne
the rse Of mercury and al other deleterious insrs
Each preparation 10 IN the form Of most agree.
able LoIenee. Secured from the crece.Si ca nets
or four a cases in one for %, and AZ u eases,
tins saving 90. Divided In separate eosee - "a,
ministsrsd By Vipess, ssusnsnds' nosA' Sc
s%holes.ls and retail b.. Or. BARROW, No. lsS
e s:s ssc O. FORD No. $50 Pr. svs
oorney lith st. @pSeo
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nFA bill was introduced into the Pennsyl-
vania Senate while ago, legalizng the run
ming OF the street railroad cars on Sunday
Inc Speaker, being hostile to the measure,
had II referred, not TO the railroad committees
but 10 the committee on vice and immortality
and IL has naturally not been heard from since
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A TbAkTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
~ NEW WORK

a NEW YORK
The stes mere Composing this line are the
JOHN GIBSON, Capt. Young, ADDn
KNIGHT, Cart. horris.
FAIRFAX Capt. Winters,
Leaving Pier No, ~ North River, New forh,
svery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az .. m,
ana foot Of 6 street, Washington, ID. o., every
TUESDAY and FRlD SY, att .. m.
Freight received daily during business hours,
and carefully kept under cover.
and~is and Orange Bsilresd: Freight ior~Aroea
b any point alons the line Of the road
MORGAN, RHINEHAkr 90, Agents.
Corner n IN and Penn. avenue. soath side,
BOWEN, BIO. q co., Agents /.
AlexaBdrts, Va,
II. D. CROMWELL q co, Asents.
usE-S SO West street, New York.
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~ few days ago il was reported that Plus
TX mad prorhesied that he would Ia We to leave
Rome this year, return next year, and die the
following year.
ga Cockney's Eritaph on his Cook
peace TO her hashesn
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III PRoVIB ROSE WASH cures secret and deli
ate disorders in all their stages, ~ little expense
MN or n change in diet, Inconvenience. ans
n n Soeure tits pleasant In taste and odor, In
Eedisss in its action, and Tree Rom 81 in.Wtess
DgODeee3e0. ~
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF MEDIClNEs, VETERINARY TOOLS,
y INsTRVMENTS, &C, AT GIEsBORO, ID. q.
QuARrKRKAsTER GEsERAL

QuARTEREAsTER GEsERALs 0FFIcE,)
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHINeToS ID o., March IT, 1885
WIN be sold ut public auction. at Giesboro, D. O.,
under the DIRECTION Of Oapt George 7. Browning,
ocloC,. q. m, large Quantity Of Medicines yetsr-
mary Tools, Instruments, &c, Consisting in part
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

CPRIKG AkRANGkMENT : NOTICE. The
= stesner CAME al DGE, Captain
Ia,,s IL LE9 ssssTfgis Si,l r', ss9sn her
leaving her new pier. ITO Light street wharf, be-
tween Lee and Barr STREET. Bsltimers' even
Psint, Double Mills Oxford, Gloras Point. Wal
lseht Landing, Csghridge, Hnghletts What,
trcm the Eastern shore she will leave Ned
forss wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY at D. m, stopping az all the above men,
TONED landings for passengers and ffeigkt, and
rs.Ihing Baltimore ats q. m. Of FRIDAYS snc
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AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.

Boats viii leave the Potomac Ferry -
Companys Wharf, foot ef Seventh srSts=S
street, o. follows, viz rs, g, 10 N B
and II q. m; and ], ?, ), 4, 5, and 2. NJ.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The steamer WAWASET will leave for Mount
Vernon even WEDNESDAY stl0A
J. VAN RlsWICE,
nh General Superintendent.