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ARRIVAL, OF DR. ScHIri

Who respectfully informs the ladios and ,or,l.
ncn OF w shnSton and vicinity that nj Tia nrgrvt
request oil many prominent families, he has been in
days. His painless aud scientific systsi1 for tho INV
stantaneous cure Of CORNS,B UNfONS. w ARTS
has been tested by thousands Of medical and ,she,
gentlemen; 50, by aliss Ul the most delicate
acter; and II must I've tested to DO appTociate IL
daems 1t, ther turr, necessary puff Lut invts.
attention to his distinguished AutDgrspis nh;.h
speak for themselves, and can be seen fhe foiinwn
ing ono will serve as a specimen:
From James Lyons, ESQ.,. Richmond, Juno 4th.
l8J6-.l take great pleasure in adding INV test,,n,
NAL of the skill and case with which Dr. Sehnit-
operates lie extracted some hard nd SON Corn
also, Bnnion aud disen sed Nail nj INV hon se 81,
ing no pain and causing immediate aud perfect re-
Hotel. " '"e NSaohal
Ladies and invalid gentlemen attended at ,bei,
Icsiucncet. fe II
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GBiN,S EXTRACTS, all odor., .t GIBBS
rooms, under Willsrds' hotel, sasm
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of FER
lVl lacias, issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of tho District of Columbia for the county
of w ashngton, and to directed. will expose to
public sale, for CASH in front of the Court house
March, 1859. at Il M, the following rbed prop
erty. To w.t. viz: All defendants rig titles claim,
fronting Is feet III street north, IN the city of
the impToyements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of Samuel VI; Knight, and wifi be
soId To satisfy Judcials No. lO6, to October term
IS5a w II. Dove, use of Thos. Brown, use of Geo
Poe, Jr, We. Samuel Nj. knlght
w. SELDEN, Marshal
c,II - In tha ~ e ~
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NTARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of fer

MARSHAL SALE.-In virtue of a writ of fieri
w facias issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia for the county
of Washington, and To directed shall expose to
public sale for CASH, IN front of the Court house
door of said county, on WEDN ESDAY, the 18th
day of March next, 1885, at II O'Clock m the follow
ing described property. To wit, viz: All defendants
right, title claim and interest in aud to Lots Nos
Al, a. and IS, in Square Mo- 7S2, the city of Wash
lngton, d. c., together with all and singular the Inn
prOvements thereon seized and levied unon a. the
property of Edwin H. King, and will be sold TO sat
lsfy Jud!clals No. 4G7, TO October Term, 1883 in
favor of w. B. Todd, use Of N. NJ. Mc(iregor
w. SELDEN, Marshal
fe le-d for the District of Columbia
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BOSTON lCE!-BOSTON ICEm
lST RECEIVED, Bills orla'len off ,00S tons su .
perIor BOSTON ICE, now ON the way and daily
expected. This together with several hund red tons
now IN nous, constitutes stOck-in point uuau
tlty and quality, equal to any in the D st let
Being extensively ENGAGED ia the hu >ness I am
di9riHlnc To spar" neither pains, labor, or m ans
To furnish tho public, at all tues with a pure arti-
Gle, on the most soma bic forms
All orders left with the drivers OF INV wa rons
tmark"d "GOdcy leo. y or at my office corner nf
DuintaIton and Green streets, Georgetown, will
meet with prompt attention.
10 Il In WALTER Cooley.
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Disaxtreus Fire

,o ~ahassr aS III. Feb; 25.-The Barney Hous,,
by NJ WIN .he buildings adjoining occupi,
Co; grocers. and Smith & Co. groerrs. was n.
,aIIy DESTROYED by FIRE this morning. The Who'll,
loss Is esumated at s75.0on. The amount Of ipsu
rance has not been ascertained "a ct r.. a. - a.
supposed TO have been the work Of an incendi.,s
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vance i'm Susa

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2a.-suxsr /. active: ana
advanced quarter during the week. The ship
ments TO northern ports are small
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n A CARD
Il VI u Undersigned take great plea sure in recon-
LnenlIng IN the highest terms Mcssrs. MAY Il ATZS,
Conl"ctIOneTs of Georgetown, as mon of strict in
t@grIty and truly honest dealing. Their Cakes Ice
Erean Jellies, &C., furnished at tho late Fair in
Forrest Hall, were of very superior quality, and
werc 40 pronounced generally, in our hearing, hy
many connOlscuIs of the Fair. - y
Miss NJ. A. RAINEY
Mrs. &. PETERS,
Miss l.. G. RAINEY,
Miss Nj. PETERS,
Miss X. TIERNET, and
Miss II. MAY who did not
authorize her name to bo attached to any other rec
ouImPndatiun. H. D. ar
I OWENS BERRY
-. Who'll ES4LE LIOUOR STORE.
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ERUIT AND
l. ORNAMENTAL TREES
The undersigned socits the attention of Plan
ters TO his very extensive stock oi well grown kO
81 900 Dwarf Pears, choice varieties. suited to-1
the ounce stock; 2.@0 Apples, varieties adapted
to this region and South; Standard Pears Plims
Cherries, Aprioots, Nectarines, Ounces, &c, in
great variety. "
,Biackberries, New Rochelle, Dorchester, and
Newnan's Thornesss, Gooseberries, Currants,
RasPberries, Native Hardy Grapes, Catawla lisa,
bella, Clinton, Diana, Tokalon, Concord. Rebacca
&c; Strawberries, all tho standard nativo sorts
with the new rare foreign varieties.
Khubarb Ronts, IInnaeus, Prince Albert, Ran
de's Early Prolific, Grey Eagle, Sc; Chinese
Vans, Aspa 'agus Roots, 6c.; Ornamental and
Shalie Trees of all siZes7Wigelias, Forsythias,
Dentzias, Tanarisks. Double Crimson Peaches
and other nice Towering Shrubs-Evergreens Nor,
way Spruce, nemlock, Cedrus Deodara Pinus Ey-
and b"autItrl.
IL Packing exncut-d in best manner and all
goods Delivered ia Washington free of charge Ali
at reduced prices. -'
Catalogues mailed to applicants.
JOHN SAUL,
ieN-eoim washington city, ID. c.
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.emenss Of Ocean sse.u.r,

II - ioRk, Feb. 26.-The American sse.v.hi,
~ ulton. from Havre and Southampton ON m. or
| arrived here this manning w.
The Canada, from Liverpool On the tan. VI,
HALIFAX, arrived St Boston this morning The
mails were dispatched south by the land train ana
viii be due here this evening
The British steamer Karnac from t,e W. n,
dies has been signalled from Sandy Hook. ana
may possibly bring later sdvices from Mexico
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AUCTION sALM
THIS AFTERNOON & 10 MORROV

- - - = - = - -. eseAAtA1os
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORROW
By WALL q BARNARD, Ancnone,,,-
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE GOLD AND
IL SILVER WAfcHfs. FINE GOLD JEwELRY, BooKs.
STArfoNERr,FAScY GooDs, ZINE lnrokrrD Cleans,
&c, EVERY EVENfNG, ccmulencins at 81
O'Clock. st No. 5le sth street, opposite the Intei
gencer Ofkoe> Terms cash.
fs&-d WALL. Il BARNARD, Anct'rs.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCIION
On MONDAY, the 18TH instant, At 10 . clock
=. N, shall sell, at the residence OF gentleman
1ecnnng housekeeping, No. -,ea l4th street. be.
.~een y ST and New York avenue, an excellent
assortment al Furniture, VIZ;
W dnut Soia and Spring seat Chairs,
Marble-top Centre TeSe AMI I.amps
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus nd Tvs shstaa,Is
Lounges, hning Tables and Ottomans
Wsrdrobes and Cottage Bedsteads
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
ThSeo-ply and Stair Carpets,
Alrnght, COOKING, and other Stoves
China, Glass aid CTockery Ware,
Comforts, Blankets, Sheets and Cases,
window Sharies nd Cornice,
With a good lot of Kitchen Resuisite
other articles which we deeIr nn, sho man,
enumerate. unnecessary e
Terms: SIS and under co. over cog .:.
bearing interest. '"i"f eh"otsed notes
teH A. GREEN, Auct.
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fe I'D ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts

TRUSTEE'S SA LE--By authority of de d o"
lath March, 1885, to the subscriber all the interest of
sad Rachel Waugh; and William A. Waugh and
George w, Cooley aud wife, and John :. Waugh,
n aud to the iSloSns property, will be sold at
the afternoon, in front of the premises viz: That
parcel Of ground in Georgetown beginning on the
south line of Bridge street. tho corner of the
brick house lately owned by John Mouutz. ard nun
nng thence with Bridge street west II feet, thence
south % feet to 5-feet wide alley running from lief
ferson street. thence east IL feet to the property of
said Mountz and thence north % feet to the begin
ming, with the dwelling house thereon.
Terms: SSJ1 cash, and the residue at six and
twelve months noBes bearing interest, nd deed of
trust on the premises to secure them. IL the terms
Of sale not complied with within three days the
property will be rcSod days' public notice.
ut the risk and cost of the first purchaser
lie 7-2aw4w SAM'L CROPLEY, Trustee
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioncers.


SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE.
- EACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUsEkFFPING
EFFEEEcTs AT pTBLIc SALE77On tt ESDAY NOR
w Hope, Esq, of the British Legation. on 18th st.
between l. street and Massachusetts avenue We
shall sell, all his Furniture and Effects comprising
superior Rosewood seven octave thTee-cord Bon
dor Piano Forte, made to order by Chappell
London,
SUIT OF beautiful Walnut Paror Furniture finished
IN figured rep, consisting of Sofa, Couch, Turk
Ish Easy Chair, Lady's Chair and four Farlor
Chairs,
Walnut Centre. Sofa, and Fancy Tables.
superior Sol I'd Walnut Carved Bookcase.
Walnut Ercosed Corner Stands. Fancy Chairs
Two GIlt-fTamed French Plate Mantel Mirrors
Vases aud Ornaments,
handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
OIlcloth, Oak Hat and Cloak Stand. Rugs,
SUIT OF Rep Parlor Curtains, with Lace Curtains
CoTnice, &C.,
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Bntler's Tray, superior X Refrigerator,
Walnut Arm Dining Chairs,
Suit of Carved Walnut Chamber Furniture
Bedstsads, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes
Spring Hair aud Husk Mattresses, Crib and Red
holsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts
French China Dinner. Tea and Coffee Service
Glass Ware, Table Cutlery,
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Utensils generally
Terms: so and undcr cash; oyer that sum a credit
ofSa and W days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest.
te S2-d l. G. McGITIRE 4 IN Ano,.
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Financial,

higher, Chicago and Rock Inland 3D.: CunhcS.
land Coal Company 2ih; Illinois Central sbs-es
%; La Crosse and Mil. 1; Michigan southern Isk,
New York Central 79%; Pa. Coal Company ST.;
Reading ie&; Missouri 6's s5k
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WATCH RETURNs.-Matty Garlan was drunk and
disorderly; being short Of funds he was committed
To the wOrkhouse for ~ DAYS That mischiey-
GUS cosmOpolite John Doe whose rows disorderiy
conduct and drunkenness have been the subjects
OF police records for many years. went far last
night rs TO go to tile Capitol and behave in a most
disorderly manner ut the very door Of the law
making department of the country. lie was ar
rested by the Capitol police aud turned over 70
offcer Narrower, who Gagged him in the central
"uardhouse. This morning lac Was committed
:" the workhouse for 90 days Twenty-seven
dodgers were accommodated
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to the Evening star

Scene I'm the flltnsis Legislature.
ST. LorIs, Feb 9t.-At Springfield, ycst-rdsy,
n the Governors private secretary entered the hall
70 read the Appcrtionmcnt ball veto, a scene en-
sued The Democrats attempted TO drown his
voice with cries Of order, hut he oonsluded aud
gave veto IN page. IL wss snstchcd from the
boy and passed through various hands. A re-
puoncan mesneer SECURED IL and laid the vvsu ON
on with his gavel and ordered the door-ke>-
take that man out, meaning the privsss -
he decided that Svufam brs- ter 20
House could not receive secretary,
Republicans vcre pr g present, the
:..Ir,,..s ssn~ dSe sage. Only fon,
~-ent. Both HOUSE. "A.
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TNHE WONDER OF WASHINGTON ~
GlBBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM.-peIform
ing almost miracles IN covering up Bald Heads and
"'s 90 SSaiP Oiseases' d2-6m
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Spring CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs,

Spring CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, .
- AND FESTTEGS.
Just Received
Superior Black French Cloths and Cassineres,
Fancy Cloths aud Fancy CaSslmeres,
Plain and FigIHei Black and Fancy Silk Vestings,
Repellant COths-a beautiful article for gentlemen's
and buys spring coats,
Plain and Plaid Cassmeres and yeanes for boys
wear,
50 dozen Gents and Boys Stitched Linen Shirt
Blossoms,
selling ct the lowest cash ices.
+. W. COLLEY a. CO.,
fe 2-iw IS 18th ST.. 5 doors above Pa, ave
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WARWICK CLASSICAL. AND FRENCH
w SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

On fht HeIgkfs beIretH AIerd1ldTia and WdskfrFfor
Pupils. received at any time, and charged only
from period of entrance. For circuars address
REV. f.. r. LIPPETT, Rector.
f. Alexandria. Va
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THE PEDESTAL FOR WAsHINeros's STATUE
Mr. Clark Mills his completed his draft of the Pc
desta which he proposes for bis equestrian statue
OF ashington. tconsists of three tiers or tablets
tho smaller surmounting the larger ard is orna
nented 10y various designs illustrative of the his
tory Of the country from its first settlement up to
the time of the great Pater PatrB. when all is sur
mounted by his towering equestrian statue
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FINE ART DIsTIBUTIoN AT PHILP's.-The raj
fe, which is to come off at Mr.. Philips Bookstore
in few days, is exciting considerable interest
amongst the lovers of the Fine Arts There are
fifty prizes embracing several Of those remarka-
bly, choice water-color drawings by English ar
fists, which have so often been admired and COW
eted by those whose means are, unfortunately not
equal to their tastes. All may now have Il chance
Of obtaining one Of those exquisite productions by
the Investment Of five dollars There are only $50
chances-so that every third number will draw
prize. An artists proof of Church's Niagara, ele-
gantly framed, is included among the prizes.
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DLATED WARE AND CUTLERY.-AIhats
Il Forks and Spoons of the finest quality, heavily
Knives Raznrs S.iss,,Tr &c PnTcbasersy ", sI,,ns
reliable articles, ar a moderate price, should call AZ
INV HousefurnishIng Store, above Odd Fellows
Hal, ON It'll street.
fe 10 GEO FRANCIS
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs.

+GRAND CRAWFORD MEETING.-A
w general Mass Meeting Of the Crawford party
MING, the 26th inst, at O'Clock. The following
DISTINGUISHED gentlemen will be present and address
Hon. a. G. BROWN, of Mississippi,
HH 5n " BBhIAaC K, Of NsbIaska, Cd.
HO% THos. Fh6RE = rIg,S Of Pennsylvania.
Hon Hon NJ. { MxEERTi Of F., TTsn nn.
Hon R. CRRWF0 ii bbe SmT sssdIate will de
hne his POSITION and illustrate the true policy Of tho
'Th" public respectfully invited to attend. By
fe 25-a COMMITTEE.
ITO THEyOTERS OF GEORGETOWN
u-S Mthe solicitation Of many citizens have
f cor to be candidate for the Mayoraty at
ia a-to' IA. MAGRUDER.
EQR SALE LOW-Tvo good second hand
GY; also, one CARRYALL, and one Or IN
TE apply to- JAZZ No
Prospect street, Georgetown. II.
ZVU BARRELS Prime 40. / ALEwIvEs now
lans per 'chooTfT MH1TrtS Burr Ed 2T .se by
fe 25-lw 30 and iol Water street. Georgetown.
OyI.Y REeuE E3k R RGsFoTi good schooner
Ma,I"tia Burr. Capt. Ira Nickerson. has dis "a
20 for tho above port. For freight or passare- ia
Apply to HARTLEY q BROTHER, 90 and 1oI
Water street. Georgetown. d. G f"25-4t
FISH WHARF FOR RENT
MAYORS OFFICE,
GEoRGETowN, ID. c., Fob "a iR5o
; al%d proposals will 10 received At this Office
T & OF OF FIJI G FIs Mf,1s rent the REN
the term of one year therafron, poss.ssion to bs
given when the full PTire of the annual rent is paid
10 25l7t r. r. CRAwFORD N,xor
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODSm
~ Beautiful. FLOWERS,
,o>->-,,,,s -, EEM Sly LES RIBBONS,
SHAKERS. (Nvhita and Color~di
PEARL EDGE SATIN RIBBONS
or all colors and numbers; all of the latest Spring
styles, just received at
MRS. r.. q. ETCHISON's,
No. II Market Space, bet. sth and 9Th strests
70
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III FAITHFUL. PORTRAITS.
HE Reputation of the WHITEHURST Gallery
Is well sustained by the beautiful specimens Of AM
BROTGPES and PHOTOGRAPHERS hat taken
there in rain sunshine To this large collec-
visit. WHlTEHCRST'S.
fe 24-I. No. <S4 Pennsylvana avenue.
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MRS FANNY KENBLE's audience az Philharhar-
monte Hall Thursday evening, was, as on the pre-
vious evening. large and fashionable and her read
ln5 was as satisfactory usual Tonight she
reads the great play of Macbeth"
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ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY will he offered tonight
for our citizens and strangers to witness the gyan
tic dioranic illustrations of the late Crimcan War
at Odd Fellows Hall
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIZ
Y shall continue under the name of
MORSE d WOLFE 49,.
the business heretofore conducted Nv u As Morse A
20. 4. w. MORSE,
EDWAR d WOLFF,
February 18th. Iasa "a 49,
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The RIGHT Rev. Bishop Nottingham is ex-
ported To Ofiiciate at Grace Church, Rev Alfred
IlolnIead rector, Tomorrow pight-services com
menciug at O'Clock.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGARS.
81 hhds. Now Orleans SUGARS.
% bhs and h,ts, New Orleans and Muscovsio
MOLASSES.
g bsss GTcrI Rio sui old Java coFFEEs.
81 bids. - Johns ALEWIVES,
25 do. large No. and No MACKEREI.,
Us do. best Famiy and Extra Super FLOUR.
Re 2i-eost MIDDLETON 4 BEALI..
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For the Destruction OF ali Kinds Of G;Grds1 T,s,,tS
Rats aad Mic,, &c. ' S'
What greater trouble, in an hour of case.
Than gnswing rats, bad-hugs an feas.
pests. 1t was discovered by Mr.. E. Lyon. A French
ChomIst, In Asia, and has been patroniz ed by ali
Eastern governments snd colleges. Reference can
b. made wherever the article has been tried IL as
free rom poison, and harmless to nlank nd and do
nertlc ANIMALS Many wOrtlle limitations are adj
Remember ~
It's Lyons Powder kills insects in q trice
w hIe LYONS Pills mi cd for rats and mice
sample Flasks, 25crnts regular sizes. ~ cents aud
81 BARNEs d PARK, New York.
Also THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.
f. N-lneow
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T. SPRING HATS.
y UST introduced the new Spring style OF HATS,
of my own make, and the French STYLE Cain
and examine them al HOPKINS Bazaar, -
fer~ cor 9Th ct. and Pa avenue.
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS SHOULD
~ call iunmedTstey at STEVENS New Fancy
Styles in FLOWERS, RIBBONS, BoNNETS,
DC. fe1ei~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-15

MISSES PoFF AND NICHoLs.-These two Jail
birds, who, for two years have been the
constant torment of the Mayor, and the sub
ject of score OF paragraphs in cur police
reports, were Gagged night before last, and
yesterday sent to iii by Mayor Ferguson
for having been taken at a late hour of the
night from wood lighter, where they were
to all appearances quite comfortable amcng
the negro men who constituted the crew of
that and adjacent lighters We do not hest
tate to recommend severity for these shame-
less and utterly abandoned women, for COP.
finement in Jail appears to do them no good.
We fear they are beyond the reach of ordi-
nary measures, and unless we can have a
work house for them, would advise the au-
thorities to send them out of the city; for, az
their only associates appear to be negroes,
there is no telling the amount OF injury they
may do to our slaves.
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HUMANE SoCIETY.-At the meeting of the

HUMANE SocIETY.-At the meeting of tn
Humane Society, of Portsmouth, held OF
Friday last, the following persons were ap
pointed Solicitors and Distributors, viz:
Ward No. l, north of High and east of
Crawford Streets Cowley.
No. 2, north of High, west of Crawford,
and east of Middle street, A Jenkins.
No. 3, north Of High. west of Middle, and
east of Court street-Wm. II. Peters.
No. 4, north of High, west OF Court, and
east of Dinwiddie street, Hume.
No. 5, north of High, west of Dinwiddie,
and east of Washington street, s White.
No. 6, north Of High and west of Wash
ington street-John Talbot and w Brown.
No. Z, south of High and east OF Crawford
street-D A Balm.
No. 8, south OF High, west of Crawford,
and east of Middle street-M F Daughtrey.
No. 9, south of High, west of Middle and
East OF Court street, w Il Wrenn.
No. 10, south of High, west of Court, and
east of Dinwiddie-John Emmerson.
No. IL, south of High, west OF Dinwiddie,
and east of Washington-W W Peed.
NO. IL, south oil Hlgh, west OF Washing
ton-R A Thompson and Williams.
No. IL, Newtown, Gosport and Navy Y ard
for Newtown. William Howard, and M.
NOEL; for Gosport and Navy Yard, Samuel
j Staples
The following persons were elected Off
GERS for the year
President-Wm H Peters.
Vice President--D A Balm.
Secretary-Geo M Balm, jr.
Treasurer-Wm q Maupin.
Ordered, That S Staples have 100 cords
of wood cut at q cost not exceeding SO cents
per cord.
Resolved, That the President and Treasu-
rer be appointed committee to prepare
tickets for the concerts to be given for the
benefit of the Society and make arrange
ment for the sale of the same.
Ordered, That these proceedings be pub
lished. Pres't.
GEO. M. Balm, jr., Secy.
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CORRESPONDENTS OF THE DAY BOOK
.CHARLESTOWN, VA,

Dec. 18th 1859.
DEAR DAY Book According to promise
now pen you a few remarks concerning
the times, at the greats seat of excitement.
There has been several arrivals of different
Companies this week. will give you a
list of the Companies which are in Charles
town at this time.
Woods Rihemen Of Norfolk, Va.
National Greys of Portsmouth, Va.
Petersburg City Guards OF Petersburg, Va.
Petersburg Greys Of
Clark Guards Of Clark County, Va.
Jefferson Guards, Mountain Guards, and
Black Horse Company; of Jefferson County,
Va.
Washing ton. Guards OF Fredericksburg, Va
Alexandria Artillery of Alexandra, Va.
There are three more Companies from the
Tenth Legion.
There was quite compliment conferred
upon the Woods Ritiemen on Monday: Pri-
waite W. W. Barnes was detailed by the
General, as his Orderly of the Staff. will
give YOU the particulars on the day of exc
cution. WooDIa hlFLEMANs
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