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WE GREAT
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK sPLEND1D sCENERY:
q ''i fS EFFECT 2i MARCH 18th 1856, 1855 A
Trains leave Washington from station, corner of
For Ptttsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
e "a eR 10 oari sn nd M vine
Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati. and
Chicago Win Cay sodRna to Gh TO-
Western Express TAO ?, daily. with Palace Cars
ssepns Gs r;soprg ,S Ghes9 M Mail Ne pgss
Tfsf2Rf Az AND g
f9I Le Gan an1a RosaesSea q 1 Ngara
For Willismsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at $40
For New York. and the East, 7:15, $50 and HOO
sunday. 800. 1000 p m and 12:I5 night Limited
Express of Pullman ParlOr Cars, $40 q. m daily,
For Boston without change, 200 pm. every week
day; On Sunday, 400 pm.
Jersey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Annex AFFORD
ing direc, transfer to Fulton street, avoiding dou-
For PhiladclRh,sd 7I5 $40 and I LOO a. NJ 200
400 go ioo p ana and i2 hsn Night I'm misd
Express $40 am. daily, except Sunday. '''''e
f95 aa aS s SsS IA $50 $50 etS 1859 1890
and l2:i5 night On SUNDAY $40. II 90 am, 400,
For Popes Creek Line, 7i5 am and 4:4o pm.
For Annapolis. 6::s5 am 1905 and 4a5 pm. daily,
except Sunday. On Sunday. 400 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND EREDERICkSBCRG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 500. 700, 9.25. 11:O1 and 1:35 a
m. Z:oo, 4:26 ASS, 6.ol, sos and 1877 p. On
re sp R a. Se sns s he is S, se5
Trains leave AiesandTfa ior Washington, eoo, 500
l0:0O, 1910 Am: loo, 300, 1923, 5:lO, 1O5, and
IL 30 PM. and 1910 midnight Except Monday
On sunday at 500 and lO:l0 an 7.O5 and 1I:35
pm. and 1910 night.
tickets and information the Office. northeas, cor
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the station where orders be LEFT for the checking
OF baggage TO designation from hotels and residences
CHAS. r PCGH, ]. R. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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District Government Affairs.
WALLS To RE RERrIL1

WALLS TO BE REBUILT.
Building Inspector Entwisle has notified Mr..
Allison Naflor, at the request of Mr.. w. w. Rap
ley, to take down the party wall between lots
and 3, square 254, and rebuild il OF the thick
ness required by the regulations. He has also
notified MIR. Rapley that the party wall between
lots and 3, square 254, is unflt for the pur-
poses of the new building about TO be erected
on lots and 4, and will have to be rebuilt
BIDS FOR WATER PIPES, ETC.
engineer commissioner of the District for 3d.
600 six inch cast-iron water pipes, special cast
ings for fire plugs and water gates, as follows !:
Camden iron works, inch pipe, 13,O5360;
special castings, $50 per ton. Fox & Drum
mond, S13, 34O.25; special castings $40 per ton
Cincinnati Newport iron and pipe
company company, g inch pipe, sl4,o7e 20
Gloucester Iron Works Co., 6 inch pipe, S14.-
954:31: special castings, S67.27, per ton. John
McClelland, fire plugs, $50 each; inch gates,
SOS each; 10 inch gates, $40 each. j. c. Jones,
inch gates, $40 each. E. G. Smyser submits
proposals for fire plugs Of various kinds, rang
ing from S46.5O to S7S each. No awards were
made.
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DIED.


BoULDIN. On Monday March the 23d. 1855 nj
BoULDIN. the only son Of Rev. Albert Bouldin.
o, tnnera 1, vii take place on Wednesday. 2oth inrt
near 4th. Friends and relatives are invited o. At,
ELLEN. wife off Rankes BroOkes. '''
sa anne ss tsids sn serneon March 2zth O'CLOCK
flowers ''es' n'i'h"es@ 80
BRooKs, On Monday, March %, 1855. at 7so D.
and Frances Brooks, aged i've years and eight months
40 Isss E sss PSss Nom her
MAT, March 2Sth a. p M Friends and relatives
BROWNE. Departed this life, March 22d. 1855
MnAKa 4, beloved daughter Of John aud Jennis
Farewell my love, farewell
The light of my life FAREWELL
Ny BARRING H has sf gone To 1S d@eu. Morur.
Tuners service s Wsdnssaay O'Clock her
family are invited to attend ' 'e"u' VI :ns
H. S On sSPSsy MrESh 22s
May she rest In peace.
stanseury, o25 seventh street southwest on WeGnes
Es arc invited 2Rs 10 20 O'Clock Friends Oshs
CH1sAM. AT 1880 g. m. March 23d 1885 I'm
.I county. Va, FELIX 4. CHfsAM. In the
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to At
tend funeral pgs az Nj oyet N church Balls
O'Clock p. M. -o''' -
,cLEMMER In this city, March % uss5, Mira
Funeral on Wednesday. at 1880 n m. Mt the rp.,
dence, l34 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
DOVE On Monday, March 23d, 1855, at 7.45 D.
poM sisr snss nsS nxesas ps ss
surgeon generals Office and beloved husband Of Mary
Funeral from his late residence 1912 Ninth street
northwest, on "Wednesday, the 10Th Instant al two
O'Clock p M Friends Of the family invited 20 at
tend.
HEATH IG, On Monday, March g. 1855. at IL = N.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HCNTOoN. On March "a, 1885 at 9 O'Clock n m
a. her late rssidence No III Maryland north
Funeral notice hereafter.
LYNCH. At Portland, Maine at 4 O'Clock a m ON
John Lynch, ir.
MIDDLETON. Monday afternoon March 2sd
1852, AFTER one days illness Of scarlet fever FRANK
Bank
Funeral private, from his late residence on Mawa-
Se1sstts Avenue thus Tuesday afternoon Interment
rCS0NNOR On Monday. March 23d at ESQ D. M
DANIEL JCSTIS In his forty-fourth year
Funeral on "wednesday. March both, from his late
please copy.l
TENNEY. At 1890 a. m March oath 1859 Mis-
LOUISA TkNNEf, sister of VIM H Tenney, in the
Funeral nom her late residence, No 800 o street
West Washington, at p m. tomorrow 25th instant
attend
YOUNG: On March 2sd, 1885, at sls O'Clock,
Mrs ELIZABETH YOUNG, beloved wife of VIM.
3. Young. aged nxty five years.
She peacefully fell aseep
Funeral from her late residence q8 Sontb Csrolina
18th, at o clock pm RELATIVES and friends Of the
family are Invited TO attend
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Leave washington rom station, corner of New Jer-
or Chicago 900 am, and 1910 pm, daily. The
fnoralng BOO No extra fare s Charged On
For Cincinnati Louisville and 81 Louis daily at 2:sO
ana epDg VII" ~ aboTe Coaches h and
change ESQ PIN train Is Fast @i hates Train Tn's to
Ho[ning al 100, 81 Loqis $40 pm No extra bare
n, + charges. Ia. on this train Tor fast time
pa daily TO Pttsburg. Cleveland and Detroit. with
For B@L5inore week days s, $40, GAO 100 $50
and loco M 12:lU. LIS 3; Is as minute tranj
Fur stnors s On san3ays vs.. TO- $50 so and Zoo
Am; LIS. l3o. a:4o. SAC, 7:lO. .:l5. $40. 1890
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad aud
For Asn.pa a ga $40 M and i2lo and 4so pm IN
Scr sH May $50 a m, t:so pm v.s,,,u,,u ana
more: 90 $40. $50 Am, LILO pW 800. 4:40
4ao .oD p and In o p For s stations a Ao oa
Metropolitan Branch 7:25 Am daily except sunday
r s: sy On Ss sAfs ans
an daily. except sunday, for Lexington, Stannton
Cor FredefieE. Dos am :. 4:4o PIN daily. szosSi
For h.serstown Dos an daily. except sunday. and
rI.ns arrive fEOm the West daily. 600. 7.2o am.
Prom AnnaPslis. $50 am and 1s5o and o.2s pm
and Sg s1 CENTS. sas s
rsns leave s cf sshnton at 5,o ESQ.,
and an. Eso 1855 3a5. s. ESQ. 80 and do 1850
All trains nom Washington stop q. Relay Station en-
PHO Ticket ofice-Washiiston station, 6Ie aud
orders WI be taken lor baggage to be checked and
'ssiysd Il MI pe IN sns e M.n.ss, s.,
ga c Z tosD. asnssG fa;. sa %ssu.
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Chas. w. Gould, proprietor OF eighteen cheese
factories in Kane and Lake counties, I'LL, has
failed. The failure has paraiyzed the dairy In
terests of that section.
The bill 10 punish wife-heaters with thirty
lashes on the bare back passed the New Jersey
assembly yesterday
Carl schurz, Rollin NJ. Squire, Hubert q.
thompson and George Gould are said To have
formed company, With 100000 cash capital,
10 establish in New York daily newspaper, 10
be named the Morning Telegraph. such paper
probably would be the organ OF the county
democracy.
Joe Goss. the pugiiist, died in Boston yester-
day of Brights disease.
Russian residents in England write 10 their
friends in Russia that they are preparing TO
leave England, as they consider a rupture be-
tween Great Britain and Russia Imminent
Az a mass meeting OF miners. Golfers and
other operatives OF South Statfordshi Eng
land, held yesterday, IL was decided Go form .
labor Federation to combat the attacks Of the
middle class and capitalists the working
classes.
Clark f. Cars sixth term postmaster of
GalesbuIg, H., expired yesterday. lie was but
twenty-four years old when he was first APP
pointed by Abraham Lincoln and has held the
Office just half his lifetime
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Bay street, Clifton, this morning, destroyed
eight store buildings, with nearly all of thei r
contents. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
SEDALIA, Mo-, March 24.-The Garrison house
was burned at midnight last night. The guests
escaped, though most OF them lost their per-
sonal effects. The loss is $4,000.
BOSTON, March 24.-George 8. Harris house
At Devereux station, Marblehead, was burned
last nights The loss is about $1,000, partly
covered by insurance
YoNKERs, NY, March 24.-Fire this morning
damaged the buildings of the W. 7. Washburne
manufacturing company. Loss on stock,
$4,000; uninsured. The loss on the building
was $15, 600; insurance. $1,000.
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BALTIMORE, Nd March 24.-Vrginia skies,
pastdue coupons, So; North Carolina skies, DID, l.
bidto-day.
BALTIMORE, ND, March FACTION dull-mid-
ding lie Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-sopthern
southern amber, 95a97; No. Maryland, 9Oesa9Oa4;
No western winter red, spot, S6laaS6s.. March,
81; July, 92a4 bid. Corn-southern steady; western
steady and dull; southern white 52a53 southern vel
4Ss4aa9 May 49, bid; steamer 46s bid Oats steady
western mixed, 35a36 Pennsylvania, 36a3s. Rye
quiet. .2a.5. Provisions steady and quiet: Sugar
Other articles unchanged. Freights to LIVERPOOL per
steamer dull-cotton 1164d; flour, 1s6d.; grain, 4d
Receiptsfour Is .S4S barrels wheat $1,000 bushels;
corn, 5000 bushels oats, 1000 bushels; rye 800
bushels Shpments-wheat, 1400 bushels: corn,
5000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, March 24-11:15 4 m.-Wheat
opened ct sos for May, declined to 19a78I but has
since advanced to 1913 COrn-May 41ts Oats-Nay,
BIZ. Pork-May. 11.S5. Lard-May, .S5. The weather
is cloudy and warmer.
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED LADY.-Miss Louisa
Tenny died at her residence, No. 3O1O Q street.
this morning, from a prolonged attack of ILL
ness, in the S1st year Of her age. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon from her
late residence. The deceased was well known
In social and charitable circles.
DANGEROUS PLACE.-The canal railing
guarding the canal on Jefferson street has been
torn away and has been down for some time
leaving it very dangerous to vehicles and pedes-
TRANS.
NoTEs.-Mr. Rich and Morgan, of the Morgan
house, has been i'll for some days past, and is
still confined to his bed-Dr. w. Bowie Tyler
has recovered to such an extent as win permit
him to be up but not out-There was but one
arrest yesterday, and that for intOxication.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Sympathy for Gen, Grant,

the PbiIad.,,,h;,. Mntho,;s; En,snne, cn,1 OF
ence this morning the following resolution was
offered by Professor Little, of Dickinson college,
of this conference, for ourselves and our
people, send to General Grant the as
surance OF our afiection and the promise
Of our fervent prayers, beseeching- Almighty
GOD to tighten his suf1erings, and II IL be pos
slble to lengthen his days, to strengthen them
with might In the inner man, and surround
IT, as we fain hope, he shall be spared to live
yet many days to his family and to his coun-
standing, may rest upon him always; or II 1t be
appointed to him to fight now his last fight, his
last enemy may be put under his feet"
BERLIN, March PAP de Lovenorn, secre-
tary to the Danish legation here, has been ap-
pointed minister from Denmark to the United
States.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE
Companys pier, No. AZ North River, foot of Morton
street, New York.
ST Laurent de Jousseln, Wednesday, April 1, am
Amerique, Santeli Wednesday, April d, IL am
81. German, Traub Wednesday, April is, am
checks payable on sight in amounts 70 suit. on the
Banque Transatantique Of Paris. LOUIS DE Be
BAN. Agent, No. q, Bowling Green. New York.
MessrS. BELL & co agents for the District of Co
iumbia, 1887 pennsylvania avenue
m2i Washinpton ID q
|CuSARD LINE:
NOTICE
- LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIN.
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND Liver
POOL CALLING AT CORK RARBOR
FROM PIER 40, N. R., NEW YORK
SALLIAWed:, March 25 SEBvIA...- Sat. April 10
BoTHNIA...-.W Wed, April ETRUKIAtNe w>. Sa apps
AT TsAS1 Sss April oREeoN Wed, April .9
AND EVERY W AR5 FROM new Yo On
RATES OF PASSAGE-S6O. $50 and 800, accord
ing to accommodations
steeragc at very low rates steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts {
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports
office. no. Bowling Green, o. both steenaes and
Cabin TO OTIS BIGELoW < co, eos TIN street.
''' VERNON En- 4 H. BROWN q CO.. New York
Messrs OTIS BIGELOW & Co.
mhl9 sos It'll street, Washington.
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Hon. VIM. A J. Sparks, the new Land Com
missioner, was born near New Albany, Indiana.
on the 1eth OF Novembsr, 1928. His
parents removed % Illinois In 1895.
Mr.. Sparks In we'll known In Washington, hav.
ing been a member of the 44th, 4cth, and 4eth
prime OF man hood and physical strength
Hon. Henry Lowndes Muldrow, who IL NOM
mated 10 be Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior 20 MI the vacancy caused by
the death OF Mr.. Clarke, IL also well known IN
this city. He has been member Of the Houss
OF REPRESENTATIVES, for eight YEAR, past
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T>HE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL,

SHENANDOAH JUNG. LCRAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route Ia the south and southwest
SCHEDULE IN II FEET AARCH 10, 1850
0:25 an daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points or line of Shenandoah Valley Norfolk
and Western. East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroads.. Atlanta. Macon, Jackson
vile. Chattanooga. Memphis. Mobile, New Or
leans. and the South and Southwest Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting al
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York 10 Atlanta
$40 p MEdaiiy. Memphis Expresa For all points
South. Southeast and Southwest. Pullman Pal
sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting at
Cleveland, Tenn, with Pullman Cars 70 New
Orleans without change
Trains leave Il. & o. r. T. Passenger Station, corner
New Jersey avenue and street.
For tickets sleeping reservations and all nfof-
nation apply al ticket Offices, 6ig Penna ave, 1851
Penna ave, and al depot T. & o. r. K, and Office of
the Line. SOI Penna- ave. where orders will be taken
Tor baggage TO be called for in any part of the city,
A. POPE, K J. LOCKWOOD,
GEM Pass and Tht- Agt~ Pass and Tiki Agt.
IL 49,.
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INCREASE OF ILLICIT DrsTrLLrNa IN NORTH
CARoLINA-A dispatch from Raleigh. y. c., TO
the Philadelphia Press saws: on saturday nj
Iyron, Polk county, John Fisher United States
deputy marshal, attempted TO arrest John
Jones shot the officer and escaped. The reve-
nue. officers report that there are more Illicit
ulstiillng In the western counties than at any
ume during the past five years There Is an
impression among these ignorant people that
the Inauguration OF Cleveland means free
whisky, hence the criminals are becoming
holder and more defiant of the law
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DR. BURcHARD ON MEN HAVE MEr"-Rev
DIR. Burchard delivered n lecture ON ..Nien 1
Have Met at the United Presbyterian Church
New York, last night He said the daily papers
mad mistaken him for "a religious klouch an
ecclesiastical dude an old fool and mule with
ears like those of the mule Baaam rode, He
had been called everything but q thief and "A
loafer. Only last week he had been taken for "a
plumber. He had also been mistaken for The
head waiter Of a hotel i'm Venice. In referring
10 pride and riches the speaker made use OF the
words person, purse and palace I" and then adj.
ded: You see 1 am given 10 ALTERATION"
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AUCTION SALES,
TOMORROW.
nuNcANsoN BROS. Real Estate Auceoneer.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Real Estate Auct1oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREEsToRY AND
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date -,
on tAe eighth tsth) day Of September. p. 1882 EH
and duly recorded In Liber NO. 1913, folio 10, ct -
ssq one Of the land records Of the District Of Coum.
said indeeedness. we shall sell e. public auction in
DAY Of MARCH. A. D. 1855, ct FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ the following real estate situate in the city Of
Washinstop District Of Columbia and being the west
efn part Of lot numbered h ae In the original sub
division Of square numbered one hundred n and FIVE
street and being all that part Of said lot which lies
west OF line drawn north and south through the CEN
ter said lot and from the south line to the north
line thereof together with the tmprov thereon
subject TO deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber No.
00l folio 423 Of said land records securing the of
1000 together with interest thereon at the rate Of six
per cent per annum from December 80, A. d. iSS4.
Terms of sale: Cash. 500 deposit required at time
of sale All cOnveyancng at purchasers cost If terms
Of sale are not compiled with In seven days from day
of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the Eisk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser& GEORGE E. EMMONS, | ,-,,.,ao.
CHARLES B. PEARSON Ai"''eeS'
- THE ABOVE SALE r PosTPoNEp UNTIL
MARCH, A d. 1856, same hour and place.
GEORGE F. EMMONS, rrr..oA.
mh17-eots CHARLES B. PEARSON, irus'eeS'
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ACQUITTED on CHARaH OF KExrfHc A
GAMING TABLE.-Frank Foulke was CHARGED
In the Criminal Court this afternoon with keep
ing gaming table. Tho defence made u that
some dozen young men somewhat addicted TO
drinking determined to join . tenn
perance society, and taking legal adviee
they formed Q club and Incorporated
Il under the name Of the MechAnics club, and
played for their own amusement, carefully ex-
Guiding the public. The Indictment changing
the ofiense on the LIT OF January last, and the
testimony being q to another day, the fury
found verdict q not guilty.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WORK.
i OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, Wan AND
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing S s dei i
mminss for doors and windows and CAST from wssS
eeneI Of s he f 0T the west
Savg in this n, ely VIII Be received at
immedstely thereafter In presence Of BIDDERS 'pse
spscHncations general Instructions 70 bidders and
shed manufacturers Of this class of iron-work upon
THos. LINCOLN CASEY,
,o, .. Colonel, Corps of Engineers
IT s. NAVY, PAY OFFICE
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate C'fiom regular dealers
ns Viii be At s. oo
APRIL af F0URIH lssS for articles required az fol-
and
to the usual iRRsPses!icn and ND G9Rdons VIZ
Requistton No. "a, Steel; No. 7s, Lumber. Each
to a Se SanS to be had q,
Office. and all necessary information at navy yard
On bids for III
titled to before notary other public officer. The
5gss to res Gr M saf and waive
mh23-2t Pay Director Us.N., Navy Pay Agent
DROPOSALS FOR PLASTERING.
-IECT FIREPRooF BUILDING FOR PENSION
OFFICE. 1915 St. w. &c.
Flreproof Building for Pension office invited TO
be opened at this office on the NINTH OF APRIL,
1855. at TWO PM, in presence of bidders.
Address as above and also for specifications of the
work to be let. NJ. C. MEIGS,
mn., .. % s9psryisins Engineer and Architect
A RcHITEcrs OFFICE U. c sAa,. =
Sealed Proposals for constructing Iron Greenhouse.
at Botanic Garden will be received at this Office until
II O'Clock m on "WEDNESDAY, April ], 1885, where
plans and specifications for this work can now be
seen.
BY order of Joint Committee on Library.
mh12-eotap1
DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
Il OFFICE A.CS., WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D c.,
March z, 1885
Sealed Proposals. in tripcate subject to the usual
conditions with copy of this advertisement attached
Will be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON on WEDNESDAY, APRIL FIF-
TENTH, 1885, at which time and place they will be
opened in presence Of bidders for furnishing de-
lverng the Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence
Department. u ): Army. at this post for issues to
troops hereat during the fiscal commencing July
Beef from cattle weighing less than $50 pounds net
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to
the undersigned.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals Blank proposals giving information
Office. SERREE SN51TII 1st II
mh21 %. 24.25,ap13 ,14-6t ROM, I'd Art.,ACS
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RAILROADS.
fIYHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND

fJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule In effect II ARCH %, 1855.
o.10 A.M.-NEW CLEANS MAIL daily, making
close Connections south and southwest Daily, except
Sunday, with G.. and O. Railway. Pullman Sleeping
Buffet cars from New York and Washington, to At
lantA Pullman Sleeping cars from Washington 10
New Orleans without change OF cars.
$40 P.M.-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Daily via
Charlottesville Cincinnati Louisville and all West
ern Points. Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington to
Louisville
1870 P.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily to all points South and Southwest via Dan
Vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington via Danville, Charlotte and Atlanta to
New o leans; also, from Washington Via Charlotte
and Columbia 10 Augusta.
Manassas Division Trains leave Washington at Clio O.
aud 4:lo pm. daily, except sunday.
WaTrentOn Trains leave Washington at 9:10 and
:,:iU m tGiiv.
For tickets and information inquire at Company's
Of &c. COL Pennsy vana avenue. Trains leave from
B. and p Station
Nj SIsS LIGHTER, y. MACDAN1EL,
en- Pass Agent Agent
mh23 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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NAv1N CONDEMNED TO STATE PRISON -Thos
j. Nasin, ex-rnayor OF Adrian, Mich, was ar
rralgned In that city yesterday on charge OF
forgery. he pleaded guilty. His offense
was that of forging the signatures Of city OF.
Metals TO bonds for large sum. He was sem
fenced to ten years In the state prison at Jack
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B1ocKADE REMOVED.
FULL SUPPLIES OF
SCHLITZS MILWAUKEE, LAGER
NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE IN CASKS AND
BOTTLES BY THE AGENT,
SAMUEL c. PALMER
DEPOT: 1924 2eth st. M nv.
Telephone asa mh1A

OFFICE OF w. w. LAMB, ND,
~ 1240 HANOVER ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 9, 1854
MESSRS EleNER HENDERSON,
Sole AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFTS
MALT EXTRACT, o. s. OF A.,
$40 RACE ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
DEAR SIRS-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFTS
MALT EXIRACr For THE PAST FIVE YEAR6
IN ny PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
5 E0UND IT TO Pc THE BEST HEALTM;RE,
KNOWN. HAVE FOUND m ESPECIALLY
GOOD IN FERsoN6 CONVALEsCINQ FROM
FEyERz IN. CASES OF DySPEPSIA, FOR
NOT MQTHTETRHs NY, NgkSSISMa, AND ~ GAsEs OF
TnQUBLE NY ATfENTIQN WAS DRAWN by
TIE II * E M IMPORTATION sEaIMQNEH-
ER0g1 AEGERs A w X HAVE PASSED 8 ~ MsFEC-
RILY FOE TEE PAST FIVE YEAKa
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY,
= w. w. LAMB, Nd,
CHIEF gAuq INHINctOR % 81.
QHY OF P4lAADELEHlA.
MWA&E "a IRRITATION NONE GENuINE
HoFT IND MoRISTT Si Ar2ns az TIE NESK
OF EVERY DoTT1k 1b26.thAtu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

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