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gether with thirteen Americans, were cruelty mur

dered.
killing one hundred and eighty. Several wealthy
families have arrived here, flying from Liberal
rule. The published accounts declare that in the
thirty-ive foreig, ers and 1--WE hundred citizens,
who assisted to defend the town. Letters corrob.
crate the statement Of forced contributions by
the Liberals. The town was pillsged and women
The population OF Sonora was rising to avenge
the wrongs perpetrated by the Liberals.
nIr. Davis' Counsel Leave Tor Now York
Health OF Mr.. Davis, oac.
FonTREss MONROE, May 2s.-Charles O'Conor
and George Shea, counsel for Jefferson Davis left
sultation with Jefferson Davis most Of yesterday.
than they anticipated, and that although worn
keeness faculties, and alive to the important is-
sues involved In the trial. They said they had
only obtained permission to visit him after many
futile attempts during the past year.
Late Markets.
10 10 i eFs 10 S ~ ed and as Su
II 50 to a12 2s. Wheat rather dull but good demand
s Ss sv' ps5ssn.po.i oGsa ashs5 & s
pork including 500 bblu order for Now Orleans
1ass 4 OK to % asfS
LoU1s7rlSE. May 2a--TopAcoo- all grades I'D.
sll rs. Pro!Isions-Pork. SSH baoon.shouldero I41;
clear aides 10; sugnr-cufed hams, 2SH. Lard 900.
Corn zoo. Oats A7o. Whiskey ale.
81. LOUIS. Mny 28.-Cotton heavy Flour and Wheat {
insotve and unchanged. Corn fvors buyers at 66 to
67o. Oats steady at 4lKo to 4So. Provisons-Pork
unchanged; bacon shoulde-s 14o; clear sdes 1916.
Whinkoy quiet at % TO-
CHICAGO, May 2s.-Elour quiet. Wheat opened
stronger es and closed quiet Of 81 Ss to
66H for Eol Corn ateady at $40 to $50 for No 500
to $40 for No Oats firm ct $40 to $50 for No J. nnd
soko to for No a. Provisions nominal. Freightu
firm OF 1Axo on Corn to Buffalo. Receipts-s00o bbla
Flour. 3d. 600 bushels wheat $1,000 buohels Corn,
134, 600 bunhels Oats. Shipments-4000 bbIs Flour,
81 goo bushels Wheat 2oi bushelscorn. buah
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aTFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1,-PLEASE
announce DR.. W. T. wRAad All candidate for Alder.
man In Ward No. 1, in place Of J. B. MAosarH. TO
mgned. = M9 %
HTFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEASE
announce JOHN y. o'NRH Q candidate for Alder.
man for Ward No. 4. In place Of A. oAnRnon roaignod
Nay %
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@- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three months after date application will be made to the
for renewal Of Ceraoates Of Stock standing
In the names Of g. N. HART II. NJ HART, which vere
burnt in the conhagraton OF oolumbis, g. @.
8. HART, SEN.
june il, jy1, ag1s
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~ N OTIC E THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made for RENEWAL he oris
nails being burnt OF CERTIFICATES No. 1889 for 20
Shares issued March 1857 and No. 1Aso 10 Shares
Feb g.. 1858. In Charleston Gas Light COMPANY. In the
nnme OF JOHN soHuIERLE
Juno jl,1tju1, ,l2-sll6
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Il aSf CoNsIdNEES PER soHR. HATTIE z.
taboo. from Philadelphia. are hereby notaed thn. abe
s dsohnrging cargo at Boyoo Co.'s North Wharf All
Goods remaining on wharf At p H. will be stored as
expanes and riak Of owners.
=T.,,., JOHN ARNOLD. Master,
r'.~ And Agent Owners sohr. NJ 4 Tsbor.
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CHIEF QUARTEREiABTHRs OFFICE
DEPARTMENT. OF 8oCva OAEoLIHA, I
.. CHARLEsTos, 8. O.. May 10 1855. .
two HUNDRED AID FIFTY DOLLARS Will, IN
PAID BY tho undersigned to any person who will do.
liver to him the OFFICIAL RECORDS OF iNrEh,
MRNTS OF THE UNION PRISONERS AT FIoRKNoP
o.. r.n.JE .fS, ~ O. ". THOMAS,
LAY q. Brew. Lieut. .o6l. and ohisf q. n. &,
sT N0TIOE,-NINETY DAYS AFTERDAT
shan mako application to the City Council OF Charles.
ton for renewal Of Scrip Of City sl1 por Cent stoc No.
zo1' dated July 2lst 1857. for 9i7eco Also. 10 tho
Charleston Gas Light Compens. for renewal Of sorps
Noa S68 m Eve shares 400 for ono ahare 1os for tu
shares, and es for two aharea-tho original
baihg either lost or mi1laid. -'I.a. PozNANsKI.
hArohl6 '" mh1S;sp1, ;ny1, ,16je1 .
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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, May 91.-In the United States
-" Senate Mr.. WILSON, from the Committee of the
two Houses, reported joint resolution Of respect
and yeneratton for the memory OF Gen. SCorr
and that when the two Houses adjourn to-day
they adjourn 70 meet on Monday; that a Commit
appointed to represent Congress at Gen. Soorr's
funeral Tomorrow. The resolution was unhni-7
. ed in The House. ~' =
The third section Of the Reconstruction resolu
ton was passed az originally reported from the
senatorial caucus. Several amendments were
proposed by DooLrrrLE, but each one was rejected
by vote OF SO to 10, which was the vote on the
adoption Of the section. The matter was then
laid over until next week.
In the House, STEVENS bill for the construction
OF line OF railways from Washington to tho
J 1orshWest and also q bill for Q railroad from
= Pittabhfg toOleveland, - was passed.
LB3LoND, OF Ohio, spoke against tho bills ss an
Infringement Of State Rights.
= Further reports from STEEDMAN and FULLERTON
, wore read and referred.
s TIE bill for reduction Of officers pay, and to
Regulate that Of soldiers, was discnesed
The House then adjourned. 80. Z.
.".$s New York Markets.
New YoRK, May 81.--Ootton dull at 80 to 41c.
Per lb. -. ant ..s.I--. - t-5 N
GOLD 3a2. .u.
STERLING sixty days bills 81.
THE LATEST.
New YoRE, May 3l.-Cotton dull; sales one
thousand bales. T72'
$sisSEEoua, has declined SOLO cents; sales twelve
4thoilBend barrels.
!; WHpAg and Corn declnng-sales - bushels,
]; Corn "a cents lower. = 90 -
eS BU5An steady.
~ GoLD 80. - a.h .h .' ~
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BY TELEGRAPH
Ono Milo Raee-Fa-% Time.

Ono Mile Naoe-FR-* Time.
CNonnATI, May 31.-A ~, race was run here
yesterday by UNDERwooDs four-year old 'sRe-
volver," full weight. The second heat was run in
the fastest time ever made-1443.
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Warrington Woyvg.

WASHINGTON, May Silt is said that the re-
port Of the Secretary Of the Treasury will show
the total sales Of nearly thirty million in gold,
SINCE the first Of May, at thirty and quarter, and
that no gold was sold in March and April for less
shan twenty-seven.
Among recent psrdons is that OF ". J. SIMPSON,
Sx-Confederate Congressman from South Caro-
|lina.
!. The Senate has confirmed the nomination Of
JAMES NELSON, of Indiana, as Minister to vene-
zuela. y so, q / ~ : = r'o-0
VIM. FA1oN, Of Connecticut, aud Capt. @. v.
Fox, have been confirmed as Assistant Secretaries
OF the Navy, and JANIS READY, OF New Orleans,
Assessor OF Internal Revenue.
It is untrue, as published, that the President
does not specially object to the reconstruction re.
solutions now pending in the Senate. he ad-
heres to his own programme OF restoration.
rs The United States Consul at IiverpooI writes to
: the State Department. under date OF May .1S, In
which he Gays that ''two weeks ago advised you
OF tho shipment to New York of fifteen thousand
bushels; OF wheat +of American. expectation, and
the Guy Of Cork, which: Balls tomorrow, takes
498 sacks Of French flour, being the first instance
OF such shipment from this port to the United
States, and probably the fret time that -four was
ever ehipped from Europe to America" .ys ;
The Secretary OF War sentt to the House to-day,
, in,compliance with o. resolution, Gen. WHrrTLE.
taErs review Of STEEDlrAN and FUILERToN's report
von the Freedmen'H Bureau. -
~ IWHrTTLEsEy5 5bays their report is unfair and un-
Just; deHhAsthst they made thorough investiga-
!, >fien, :pr, ,tepr resented the good 1t had done.
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shfPmont OF Specie from New York.
New YoRK, May sl.-The steamship Atlanta has
sailed with $55,0O0 in specie. The shipment of
gold on Saturday viii probably exceed 0OO, 900.
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Liverpool and Baltimore

Liverpool end Baltimore Steamers.
BALEIEoRE, May 31.-The steamship Somerset
has arrived in 1sa days, with large cargo and two
hundred passengers. -+.'
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New York News.

,; :. NEW York, Nay 31.-The SWEENEY wing of the
Eenisn army appears to have taken the field.
FenIans, by train loads, have been arriving at
Budalo, Cleveland, and other cities along the
border confronting Canada, and the movement
have assumed threatening attitude. The British
Consular Agent at Buffalo telegraphed yesterday
to the manager OF the Great Western Railway,
sSlApenaion Bridge. He also telegraphed to the
, military authorities at Toronto The Canadian
volunteers, it is expected will again be called to
arms.
The >Custom-House, Produce and Stock Ex-
change, will be closed tomorrow on account OF
the funeral Of Gen. eooTT. Little business will be
done. tt;r5 -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 or MEsSRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
JOHN T. MAaUIRE Esq, as candidate for Ward No
to MI the vacancy caused by the resignation Of J.
MAoBKTH.
juno go MANy FRrRNna
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PROPOSALS FOB WELLS, PUMPS, &c.
MAYORls OFEIcA-

WAsHTSG1oN January 70, 49,;
to IL O'Clock NJ, on the 9Th Of Februsry next Tor
isS ing Pfumfs HydIants, Logs for conveying
materials and wor kmanship In digging, lay ing, ix
M, and completing in the best mabnsr, 6 nd for
in the fs District, composer of TT the Fis.t s a1a
second Wards in the Second District. posed OF
the Third, Fourth, and Seventh wards; and in the
wards; zach district to be bid for separately and
one yesr commencing on the ist dsy Of April, isss
agr.eabiy to the following specific itions
FOR WELLS
Digging and walling wells, including ma tsri,ls
to se four inches thick, Of good hard brick.
sinking old wells deeper, per foot.
Taking cut old walls and putting in same, per
Cases Of eight feet length, per t.ot.
Eases more than eight feet length. per foot.
covering 70 be Of faRgipg, not less than 4 Inches
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
stone. oAN pump
OPENING old wells and covering same with old
Opening old wells and covering same with new
tagging
Isaking out and putting in old pumps, per log
Making new joints in old logs.
Nv Nv k logs put al n cid pun ps per fsot
Nv Loves sh ns spon,s In old pumps, each.
Boxes and points for new pumps. each.
aS he OF the best
lest seasoned yellow pine "
FOR HyDRANTS
Keeping the hydrants in repair, viz stopninp
all leaks &c all new valves and spouts re batting
the olh ones and repairing the Old irons belonging
TO them hen 1t can be done without taking the
ny dralts out, each.
Taking ont hysrants and putting in same, each.
New hydrsnts, per foot.
Sp0uts for hydrsnts, each,
Pain,ipg pumps and MIGRANTS, each.
IRON WORK
handles, a1les, spears, plates, bands, and re-
pairs, per pound,
Spouts and lower box -irsns, for pumps each.
New joints to old spears.
New spout and valve irons for hydrants
The work and materials to be all OF the best ousI.
lily OF their respective kinds. -
No oher viii be received thai 10 not made by a
practical pump maker.
The person or persons whose offer may be accent
ed will be required to enter into bond for one
thousand dollars. with two good sureties, condi-
TONED for the faithful perfor Of his or their
contract and should any contractor contr actors
TAIL or refuse to comply with any of the conditions
terms Of his their contract or to execute any
work within the time named in the order of the
Commissioner directing il to be done the Mayor
10 authorities to employ any other person or per.
tons TO execute the same, or to furnish the mate
i1als. upon such terms NJ be may deem eS pedient
In which event the contractor or contractors SO
fail shall he responsible to this CORPORATION for
sny loss or damage IL may sustain thereby and the
May or may, at his discretion, annul the contract
OF such contractor Or contractors.
u "a eOtfso Mayor.
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EVENING STAR.
Ma son and slideil.

TIE London correspondent of the Cincinnes
ce~neTeiai writes "a follows OF Mason Aiiu
Blidel:
Both these gentlemen are at present I'm Lon
DON. The former has already enrreu IL
name NJ the Temple, undertaking . eI
seyenty-two dinners in that ancieu. es-,oAs .
ment preparatory to his aomIssoh " tue
English bar As he IL not allowed 10 eat more
than tventy.f our of these judicial dinners per
annum. your Youngest pupil in arithmetic can
commits how many years he will have 10 wait
before he Is ..esiisn ., any one Wne' 70
hcnId come to LordOn and hear how the
. I.hernsrs speak of .old Mason" To say
that they damn him up hill and down dale is
to give you but a faint idea of the vehemence,
the intensity and the opulence Of their acri-
nonious judgments upon that renowned en-
bafsador 70 country that would not receive
him from country that will not let him
come back. 1t seems that in the flushed days
Of Confederate success, Mason, confident OF
An early recognition, used 70 march down to
the House of Commons. arm in arm with dis
unRuished British statesmen, and put on,
rather prematurely, all the pompous airs of a
eonqueror with his head turned" Then 1t
was that he treated common southerners who
approached him in a naughty and heartless
way; and this they 30 Dct forget Moreover,
they accuse the old gentleman OF imbecility as
a dipIomatist, and of total unfitness either TO
represent or TO engineer a dIfficult cause. lam
informed that with the final collapse of the
CoDfederacy, the proud Virginian is red uced
TO desperate straiIs-in short, that he is sadly
afflicted with the contagious disease OF exiles,
to wit: Impecuniosity; and that out of simple
decency and charity, some English friends of
the South are getting up subscription to save
the en- bassador from actual want. As 10 Ju-
dab Il. Benjamin, all accounts agree that he
has nicely feaIhered his nest, ara, as some
prominent southerners here boldly assert, he
has done so OUT of the spoils aud pretended
confiscations of southern banks and capital
ssts in the days when he could dictate rpsistlPsS
demands at Richmond.
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY

DIX. j. W. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOTND
nov offered 70 the afflicted throughout the COM
~ AFTER having been proved by the test of eleven
hsve become es well known as the tree from which
- part, IL derives its virtues
TIE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
befe 1hrsat, Colds, Coughs, Diptherin Bronchitis
splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. 1t 10 q remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty
Vofding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder. Gravel and
other Com pi ANTS
0fye trial you would learn the value Of eoed
and tried Medicine. II il pleas ant safe and are
sG,d by Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine gen
GEO. W. SWEET. N. D., Proprietor,
~ q JIM Boston, Mass,
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ia SEQ
aseo j. q. MCGUIRE & Co. sncts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctions

rs "' !" " 115'1h N " q ueN IHeeTs
Tpprrrr,oS.- -n-.,
AnorsE sE mnt ~ w, 81 VRf EkAME
p e. III IN SEW Jersey Az
EN- r. bEi AND + SIS. NORTH, PUB
LILY AUCIioS:
on "a, holsA the Ist day Of February next.
shaII sen IN iront OF the premises, by virtue of
aeed OF trust TO the subscriber bear ug date the 81
day OF March, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber r.
M. II. No s, fOlios 49, 49, la and !3l the middle
part OF Lot .. In Square 62S. having a front Of
about 10 feet, running back good depth 10 an al
ley, and improved by a two story frame House
This property fronts On New Jerrey avenue, be
tween North i and + streets
Terms Une half each; the balance in six and
twelve months. for netas bearing interest," secured
by q deed Il trust on the pr-mises
$50 will be reaui ed of the pu rchaser when the
property 20 knock! of.
All convey sncing and revenue stamps at the
purchasers coat.
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1 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
- AND ORDNANCE STORES

ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
- AND ORDNANCE STORES
VIII be sold 1T public auction at Fort Monrn.
hIsSnai, Old Point Comfort, Virginia, on THIJRS
DAY the sth day Of february. 1856 al 10 o'clock a
M. large quantity of Stores consisting in mari of
the following articles, viz S "
40 heid, siege, and sea coast Cannon wrons ht
ana csst.iron smooth bore and rifed. of caiibrss
saiying rpm three 10 eleven inches, Including Y
G s. noTtsrs; cast iron, ~ psunder, A-pounder,
Is 50; Shot, Shell, Spherical csse Grape and Can
lser: for smooth bore and rIfed Guns of Calibres
varying from u poGnder TO 10 inch
81 bIeach-ioaoiBg Carbines, BurnsiieJs Mar.
rill .: hsy nard's aud Nerth's new and renaired
$40 huske,s and Rifles, U. s. manufacture, new
Cos foreign Rifles, Austrian, cal. "a, new and r..
psireo. -" "Au To-
smooth bore Pistols, cal. 81, new.
~ breach loading Carbines, Buruside's Mer.
nils, sharps and STAIRS.
Nnes, Henry g and spencers.
,.sz Musfets and Rifle L. g. and foreign mann.
facture, eli various calibres.
90 EeSoixers, Colts, RemingtOn's, and Lafau-
cheuN q. calitres II and IS.
1912 SabIes and Swords.
6ai COS Rounds Of Rall Cartridges for Carbipss
Muskeis. Rifles, and Pistols.
large lot Of Artillery Implements and Equip
lsrse lot Of Infantry and Cavalry Accoutre-
menfs ard II Orse Equipnebts
Lei OF Rope, PauliDs, Buckles, Rings, &C. to-
getheI WITH large quantity Of Smiths and Car
Samples Of small arms can be seen at Fort Mon.
roe rsrnal And at the u. s. Ordnance genay No
80 orth street. New Yerk city.
Ihlrty days will be allowed for the removal OF
heavy ordnance. All other stores will be required
TO be removed within ten days from the date of
TeIms OF tale: Cash.
Captain Of Ordnance and Brevet colonel, u s..
comm anding. IN ara
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A SUPERIOR REMKnY

We can eonseientiously recommend to tnose sui
EhTbis son HrI qqnTrTssiEsipE cough; pR. sTRICh-
- I've relief almost instantaneous, and is a!thai
hos sereeable TO the taste. There IL no doubt
osst preparations In nse and 10 all that Its propr-
seor claims Tor IL. We have tried ii during the
eoush. II is prepared by Dr.. stricklasd, No "a
eycAmsre street. Cincinnati. Ohio, and for sale nv
pruggists. Sold BY J. w. HAIRN Co, also a.
Wallis Drug Store, and CHAS. CHRISTI-
AGIs. al Pa. avenue and S02 Ninth street
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, a. a.
Re!l 1s7

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM wAsHINGron
AND ALEXANDRIA TO REHMoSD
AND LfSCHBURG.
On and after TUESDAY, December "a. lsss ,...
.engsr trains on this road will run daily Sunday
excepted as follows ;sorrB
Leave Washington at Tf0a m.
Leave Alexandria at z. 40 q m.
Leave Gordonsyillc at l2.sb .. m.
Connecting with Virginia Central rosd to Bieb-
mond and stanton direct.
Arrive 1t Richmond at $50 .. m.
Arrive at LyRchburg atb:8p D. m.
NORTH.
Leave Lynchbure st7,G a m.
Leave Richmond at Z 90 m
Leave Gerdonsville at 40 D. m.
Arrive at Alex sndria at So D. m,
Arrive at Washington at 5.gp. IN.
Connecting with trains 70 all parts OF the North
Local freight train leaves Alexandria a TO q
m, and arrives at Gordonsyille at SIS .. m.
leaves ooruons,ilIe at D. m, and arrives -
Through freight train leaves Alexandra at aSs
q. m, and arrives 1T Lynchburg at 20 D m
Leaves Lyncheurg at 2;S Q. m, and arrives %
Express freight train leaves Alexandrfa n Ton ~
m, and arrives at Lynchburg at 10 10 o. m Leaves
Lypcheurg At 2:+0 D. m. and arrives 1T Alexasdrf0
This route has the advantage over all Others n
having continuous rail from New York 70 Lynch.
Ii also passes Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas, Br,s-
tee Cattlettss Rsppahsnnock, Celpeper, Orange
And Gordonsyile where many Of the late greet bat
Tickets can be procured in Adams, lxrrsss
Busldipg, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio FAIL
road Depot in Washington; also, at the Depot on
mary land avenue, and at the corner Of 9Th street
Trains leave from the corner Of LIST aad streets,
Washington. w. III. McCAFFERTH,
General Superintendent.
M BReADus, General Ticket Agent
a. III. 10
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N o / O E.
LAST SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES
In compliance with orders received from the
9usrtermaster General, there will be q sale Of
government d MES. ne ar the Depot. in Frederick
1856
The Mules are young, in good condition, and well
broken to harness.
This will be the last chance for farmers and
others to purchase animals at public sale
Sale to commence at 10 a m.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
HIRAM L. GERyISH,
in 2j-H battalion Maj and Asst o NJ
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

A TkAHTIO sTEAhsHIP COMPANY 70
n NEW YORK.
JOHN GIBSON, Capt. Young. A0OS
&c KNIGHT, Capt. norris, \
FAIRFAX Capt. Winters,
ever; yHs Ri "a .nI Sssf S1a
snd leot OF @ street, WASH nston, d. o.. every
TUESDAY and FRID AZ, At q. N.
sreish, rscetved daily during business h'or''
The steamer. Of this line aew eeenest yt,n Als1;
sndris and Orange Railroad Freight ior""asd
s ORG n s III ins q ~ SO.. Agents,
Corner 18th snd Penn syense south sioe'
soW Sns sGes 81 : g ret w.shns'9n' D.
'0" 0"o . W. As1 Alexandria,
H;s. CROMWELL CO, ksfS..: yo,,
NEW YORK AND WAsHIN0ToA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY. A62
Oh Line between
VIEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING TON
AND GEORGETOWN.
OCEAN sTEAMERS-BALTIMo REBECoA
CLYDE and EMPIRE,
in connection with Inland Steamers
HEVBGE ii. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN
ELIZA
SECULAR sailing Days TU EsDAYs and FRIDAYe
81 IL III from the foot Of High street. Georgetown
aud Pier Is East River, foot Of Wall street, New
Smk.
For Freight or Passage apply to
y, p. HOUGHTON, Agent, foet OF High street
Georgetown.
n ELpKIDGK CO., Prince street wharf, Alex
andris
JAMES HAND, III Wall street, New FORK.
Freight received constantly and forwarded to all
carts Of the country with despatch at lowest rates
ip 1-sm &. p. H0EGHTON. Agent.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGEs

SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
Ca,0 Qsd'tsrmastr', ONee, Depot Of Washiaeson,,
WdshtHstoN, ID. o. January IA Ias6 Z
Win be sold ct public auction. under the iireo
ton OF Brevet MAJOR BENJAMIN Burton, A. o Nj ,
ukDAY, February ), 1866. 1t IL o cleok III :, the
following nSEed government vessels, viz
Barge FINAHCIER
Barge u IA.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
ID. III. RUCKER
BreVet MAJOR ten. and Chief Quartermaster,
ia lSt Depot of Washington
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GALE OF HARD Bread.

OFFICE DRPsr OOxMIssARY,
FORT MONROE, Va, Dec. Is, 1855
ct this ONCE, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of esch week for all the Surplus HARD BRAD at
this Depot. :"
The Bread L. in boxes Of fifty $50, pounds each,
All purchases will be delivered on board OF trans.
perts without expeHse to the purchaser.
: No proposals received for less than twenty COD
boxes, one thousand q ,o00l pounds. ~"
Payment required on notification Of acceptance Of
bid in Government fuBds.
Proposals shoald be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread }" and addressed to
dc Hn JAMES CURRY, Col and CSV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER
RenewB the Hair

Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REyFwER
Restores gray hair to the original colur
Halls VEGETABLE sIcILIAr HAIR REVIEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE sIcILIAS HAIR REVIEWER
Dees not stain the skin.
FALLS sIcILIAS VEGETABLE HAIR RENEwsR
Has proved itself the best pre- paratien for the hair
ever preset ted to the public.
Pnee VI. For sale by all drug gsts. ia 80 Tuly