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WASH
w RDXIDENCE HGGPITAL

w DVIDENCE HOSPITAL
This Institution, win b is under The control a?d
direction Of Sisters of Charity, experienced in
nurslng and hospita manageIn mt, is nov open to
the public Itis located sho tdIstance sCutht ast
Of the capitol and immediately opposite the " ell
known arrOil man ion, on Second street east.
The bul dlngs aIS spacious, and, with the alte D.
tions eoently made, We adapted to hospital pur-
poses. The grounds are ensive and vel laid
out, ana tastef1lly ornament ed with choice frult
aud shade trees, evergreens, and Towering shruos.
Providence HospIta! is al EiI8bly sui'ed TO pa
,lsnts wish ng to avatl themselves of the advan-
and quict of prI ate house. All persons q ufTer
ing ON caseaitIcs or nOn-Gont,gious diseases a.
quiring surgical or medical treatment will be ad-
mittsd upon complying with the regulations and
condi ions of the Institution.
Patti nts wIH be receI ed in the wards at four
doars per week, or by arrangement can have pri-
vate rooms on reasonable terms, Tn y will re-
oeIve a the care and attention cir cases may re-
quiTe from pr. J. NJ ToNfR, the Phy scian ana
Surgeon IN charge of the house, exc. pt when pa
Gent prefers To employ his own physlc an it is
ceslz Hed to give all the memb, of ihs med cal
profession IN tne District equa Iy of priyie ges
n TINS Institution. ana every physician who mny
have case IN 1t nv rest assured that his pa lent
VII be carefully nnrsed aid his medical directions
talthfu ly executed. je l9-eolm
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DENTISTRY.

nj TEETH.
IN. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentee
OF Itne MINERAL PLATE TEETH,
tends personally at his ofice in this ctty "a
Many persons nan wear these teeth who SO
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my ofioe can be accommodated
With any style And price Of Teeth they may desIre;
but TO those who particular and wish tie purest
oieanest, strongest and most perfect depture that
ART oen produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oIty-No. SSs Pa. avenue, between
sth and 10th SITS. Also, So7 Arch street, Phi sdel
pmk. 90 l6-tf
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Charles 8. Chafee, Of East Cambridge, Mass.
assignor TO the Bay State Glass Com paRy, Of same
place.-For design for tumbler
IA. w. Hayden, of Waterbury, Ct.-For design
for a mat for dayuerreotype cases
James Hutchison, Of Lansingb burg, N. Y, as
signor to Jonah r WhipPle, Of same place
For design for oil, 10th pattern.
James McDuff Of Morrisania, N. Y, assignoI
to N McGraw & w. A Taylor, Of New York
~ Y-Fof design for cofhns.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR and SEALEx
" OF GAS METERS,

~ OF GAS METERS,
WAsHINsfoE, July 10, 1850,
,FOTICE is HFREBY GIVEN, That, agree
ably TO the provisions OF the ordinancs OF the Cor
Iorahon approved May II, 1850, tbs undersi I'd il
now prepared, "whcneyer re{diTed in writing, and
on pro pay ment of the fee of fifty oents to irspeot
examine test, prove, and ascertain the noouraoy OF
registration Of any gas meter in pse in this oiEy
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
set In T's place. II proved TO be accarats in Its
measul .ment Of gas, it will be soa.eo :cco lingJ
and agAn put in position for use.
O&ce No SID Seventh street. (near Odd Eel
ows' HAIL. Open from 9, M. toIp:n.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
y nn Inspector and Scaler of Gas Meters,
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CARRIAGES ES.
Il HE subscriber having made additions TO his
tdotOFy, max ng Ii now OF the largest. RYJR s.
in the District, where his facilities E%ttE2
for manu;aotarlng CARRIAGES sndSH>=186
LlGH WAGONS OF all Kinds oannot be sur
passed. and from his long experience in The busi-
ness, he hopes 70 give ger eral satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages aud Light Wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
l8 II corner OF Fourteenth and sta.
I OW-PRICED CARPETINGS.
~
Just reo.Ived and for sale at the Old stard of Cla-
gett & DodsQn, No. harket Space, a fresh supr v
Of super INGRAM CARPET1NGS, whioh Will
be sold astOnlshIngy low
Excellent Ali wool Double Ingram, at sln ce nts,
worth 87k cents.
DITTO 81 so cents, worth IS Ditto at 3,1f, worth 90
Also, full stock OF Shades aGd Materials for
Shades Mosquito Nets, Picture Cords, SO.
JAMES B DODSON,
je 18 cost No.4 Market space,
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B. MILITARY ROUTE.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains will leave the Depot al
7:l0 .. m: and 50 p. for PhIladelphia and New
York. Trims VIII arrive at 10 q. m. and IS D. n
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Gen'l Manager,
ma ID IChrou. Intoi. and Repub.l
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GAS FITTING. &c.

A WIN y. DOVE & co,
lAhE NOW prepared 70 exeonte anJ orders With
vhicb thsy rpay be fayorsd Ia ths
PLpASlNa, Gas Or sTEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
store on sth street, q few doors north of p.
Ayenne, where may be found a oorn2, Ae assortmer,
WATER FIXTURES. n - iy
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VIM. N. Whitley, jr., Of Springfield, Ohio.
For improvement in Harvesting machines
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this city BY Q. sTOTT, 31s Pa. avenue.
an N-eoly. aiv
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OpFIcERs, PETTY OFFICERS, AND ssa,
the spture Of any shaver oan have their asrs fer
Bounty and Head Money promptly attended to B,
applying 70 or addressins G. p. WALLACE,
Washin. tor. u q r.r.-- ~ t-a ..s Ia ts-H
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T SNYDER,
Il. FL EMBER AND GAS FITTER,
Has removed TO the corner of Twelfth aud + sts,
He prepared to Introduce Water and Gas upon
The most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
He bss on hand . lot of COOKING and other
STOVE ES, which he will sell less than cost, IS he
wishes to get rid of them. no II
IN GAS FIXTURES,
W Hsys In store, and are dsI y Receiving, 61S
FATUR ES of entirely New Patterns and Design,
and sh superior style to anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite citlzens general
" 10 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
seeqted stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Intrusted 10 cur cs5s
Will be promptly attended to.
MYERS & MoaHAN.
MAJ III aTS ID street.
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IL The new Dollar Weekly star, fuller than
eves Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on Oui counter ready fer
delivery to the public Embraced In lis enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
The Walton Matthews Tragedy, and Re-arrest of
Charles Jeferds; Just w bat the Soldiers w ant
an invaluable bill Of fare for the camp; Sketch
q Capt. Charles Wilkes; Seizure CT Contraband
Articles; Tybee Island and Fort Pulaski; Dis
covery of the Sex Of Ella Zoyara.
Presidsnts essaRe; B0mbardms at at Pensacola:
Gen. Prices Neosho Proclamation; Rerorts of
the Secretary Of War and Postmaster General;
Work at the Navy Yard, Thanksgiving among
the Volunteers; Deaths Of Soldiers; Congres-
sional Proceedings
Important news from late southern papers; Inter-
esting Military Budget, with details Of affairs
In Fairfax and the Upper Potomac, and with
the hotilla; Military movements In Missouri
Western Virginia, and Kentucky; Affairs at
Cairo, Fortress Monroe, Hatteras, Port ROYAL
Savannah, and Fort PIckFns
Latest telegraphic dispatches from all quarters;
Valuable Agricultural and Horticultural mis-,
ceIlany, local news, and general int iligence
This Is Just the per above all others for per.
cons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at a distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; postage
p,epsid by stamps when 30 arranged
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III To our Baltimore readers we would say
that the hrSt and second edition Of the Star can
be bad In Baltimore Of z. r. Razelton, agent,
40. "A West Baltimore street, near Gay-the first
edition at half past four and the second at eight
o'clock, on the arrival Of the trains from Wash
fngton, giving all the latest news nom the seat Of
war up TO the time Of going to press
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ohHsAIIos fALsEHoop. the charac-
tefistc stories Of the faction who are now .,r wing
10 turn Congress into a Robesperian F,encb
assembly,, with RObesperian directory consisting
o. senator Sumner, Representative Lovejoy ct al.
= one alleging that President Lincoln privately
repudiates the position of his recent mes,,os
wherein be sets his face against the reyolution.
ny measures" sought TO be inaugurated by the
nscnon In question. IL is well known to all h,,s
VINO Know aught Of what transpires around them,
mar this story Is utterly false 1t was gotten nm.
IL possible, to break the force and effect mon
neir revolutionary schemes which the message
must have No Chief Magistrate and Cabinet
were ever more firmly a1ed In a purpose, than
PRESIDENT Lincoln and majority Of his constitu-
iona advisers In that Of adhering as closely az
possible 70 the Constitution IN the future conduct
OF The war, and in defeating the mac hinatiops ~
tnose who seek TO parody, in our own land. IN.
history OF the French revolution of ,es
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The IntshligsneeT urgesth improperly of Con.
gressional legislation with respect to enamel pa
ton, and the evils that would result from making
hat the object of the war.
The RsPHsiieaH treats upon European inter
vention In Mexico
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MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
IVA WASHINGTON, Deoember6 s. 1881.
PROPOSALS. Will he eIsed at this office until
THURSDAY next, the 10th instant, at . 90 ock m
for taxing off the old sheathing and Singing and
rssheathIns and shinglInE With new material the
straet west; also, for repalring the windows and
doors OF said MARKET from Seventh to Ninth street
wAst.
Bidders will state the amount in bulk for which
they propose to DO the work, which must be exc.
cuted to the Fats faction oftne Mayor And the Com
mIssoners Of the Center Market.
RICHARD WALLACE,
uo 20 Mayor.
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rrThCugh IHB STAE Is printed on ths fastest
seam press IN .,..th Of Baltimore, its edition
Is % large as to require % be put to press at
eariy hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent In before II O'Clock N; otherwise they may
may rot appear until the mex, day
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Our FRIssps at the various military camps and
rositincs viii confer favor by Keeping rs posted
- 70 movements and oIeirs In their vicInities.
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u great demand for Aperfcsu s,stspc. T,
s.tar. s 49, pow low IL E1roPe Every Teamer
EPo sent1tiVss for works ike O,m,te isS. 80
~ Ine OHIO troops At Cheat Mountain: ".
$500 oten constructing log cabins for WHIT,
5sndes axes they had only one aus err.
- sna epe drawing knife- all "a Rem T.,o,
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EDITOR STAR: "Answe 8 are request do and
with your permission we desire TO make few
corrections In the article of your Yesterdays cor
respondent. have taken The Star for a long time
and am so literally disposed towards It as to be-
lieve you will give all fair hearing. Your
humble servant is ~ No Pro Slavery Mani, aIso
and born and bred In a slave State at that: and
believes that the ungenerous filings In the article
OF No PTO-SlaveFy ~ an will, upon reflection and
second thought, be deemed, even by the writer,
unworthy of prO-slavery man, much more Of
No Pro-Slavery Man. But, to be brief and TO the
point: A Christian pulpit has not been vacated
that 1t might be filled bv an abolition high priest
HIS hfst sermon did not enjon ANAL amation
VIII the Indians and negroes, but the reverse
HIS hearers have not invited as may be inferred
the man last spoken of TO lecture They have
shown no fanaticai industry They have made
no assault on President Lincoln and his Cabinet;
on the contrary, come of them have riskpd tbeI,
lives to sustain him and the loyal Union men of
Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri have
no warmer, truer friends The gifted clergyman
ana bis bearers, referred to so ungenerously he.
IeVts In supporting the Union and the Govern
ment at oil hazards at all perls at whatever cost
OF time OF treasure; In protecting the Union men
OF the whole South who are be- cling for our helm
and the hand Of deliverance in all their constitn
tional rights; and also IN coniscating the prop-
ety CT the traitors and rebels in arms against this
tne only ffee government on earth-no IN tier Of
"aat that property consists, or what shane IL
taxes such men need not be feared or resisted
Patriots now and ever, they stand by the Union
AVID the Constitution. II IS the traitors who have
'hC oAdCh nag the UdltoFs who have
blhted at king FOR d ruler Oh American soil; the
traitors who even have limited at the general free
ing OF al the slaves, rather than that the glorious
stars and stripes should float, bearing ioy AZ
Sladness to the loyal Union men all over our land.
IL is these men. and not thu Union-loving law
ABIDING, loyal citizens Of the capital of our ma
uon; we nave always been called modest, but
we desire to say one word more; and that is that
we believe in reading the Star, II we see ut, or
any other newspaper; In attending whatever
cnqtcn we ceoose-wnether Protestant, Catholic
or Jewish-if we are provided with a small
amount OF Change and in spending our time a nd
money in any way we deem proper, 30 be we do
nov interfere with the civil political or religious
rights of our neighbors Fair plav Is a javSsI ,,
Mr Editor; and We ask your Indulgence for these
lew lines, az accepting the Invitation, Answers
requested No PRO SLAVERY Man No 2
Washington, Dec. 6. 1851
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W Yesterday the nrst vessel Of Gen. Bu,n.
aoes expedition was to have left New York city
With stores for Annapolis, where Il viii take on
troops for the South
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W. Two hundred and fifty members Of the
!ss~ YORK Seventh regiment are now officers I'm
the army ofthe United States.
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TREAsURER's MONTHLY STATEMENT, 1851.
Of last
i fk igsabd dposuo
hars Of san
ef rast
utassrs uionaye n-l
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ARIksr OF ACCOUNTABILITY t.,.5 ,h., ,,.,
1880 on The New York Tribune have hen
1880 and exzmined before Van wycks con-.
- committee ON contracts, at Washing.
Dc published portion q the report Of "a eo 70
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pHONOGRAPHY TAUGHT-Gentlsmen and
Rortunity can sse pire q thorough knowledge OF
Ins RnnTHiGss Oh phonosrsRhy and Reporting,
hour each. This useful art needs no reoommenss-
10 believed that several Glasses NAV be formed
here the more esp .oialy as the terms reason
aols, E i've dollars for the whole course each,
please address box No. star ofioe. and a. soon
es sumclent number are subscribed TO form a
time OF commencement will be determined on.
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IL The New York 18th Regiment left New
forh yesterday for Fort PicAsu,.
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By }. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctoneers.
rERUSTEE'S GALE OE HOuSE AND N

By }. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucnoneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
i ON NORTH ST., BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH Srs
wEsI,-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Janu
sIIta, lsSa, at o'elock on the premises. BY yir
e"m6er 1t, 1850, and duly recorded IN Liber A.
Nc. I3 folios 5ll, ct see one of the land
cf Lot nun bered one, Il lin Seusre numbt red ave
hundred and fifteen, beginning for the same ct the
southwest cpTner Of said Lot No. ] and running
thence east sixteen feet; thence nor ssventy-one
leete.even inches; thence westrIxt feet; thence
s.nth seventy one feet eleven inches TO the place
sis,lnE of q three story brick dwelling house.
Terms: $500 cash the remainder in and Il
on the premIses.
All conyeyancins at the cost Of purchaser.
THO J, FISHER, Trustee.
de4law&ds }. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auots.
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The ALLEGED NEGRO TRooPs-In order TO
justify their monstrous scheme Il arming the ne
groes Of the South and aiding and abetting in
general midnight incendiarism and throat cutting
Of women ard children by the negroes, to make
up their own shortcomings In falling TO enter the
ranks Of the army, as the ant!-abOlitiOnists have
DONE the advocates OF the Inauguration Of a
French-revoiutlcn here are harpiDg upon an ale
cation that the rebels are using armed regiments
of negroes against US IL Is utterly untrue that
they have a single such company anywhere In the
field. The story that there is such regiment
at or about Winchester Va is utterly false. They
employ negroes to do the labor Of their camps,
construct military works, &c, and such slaves so
used are justly ard surely conhscatsd and freed
by the law, as fast as armies get posses
sion Of them The only negroes in arms any,
where in the South are at New Orleans. They
are free negroes; not a slave being among them.
A large number Of them are men Of property and
more or less eiucaiion-Creole mulattoes, quad
and octoroons-who form class entirely diff
ferent from any other neg in the United States
and who la New Orleans have occupied a social
and political status entirely different from that OF
the rest Of the negroes there for quite half cen
tury. They are the class that In the war Of 1912
were In arms under Jackson; large number Of
them sre themselves shareholders. Those now In
| arms there are doing duty only as home guards
patrol duty. Thus they form an armed municipal
police, and have no where been brought into the
field against troops II is due to the cause of
truth and the preservation of the Union from be-
coming prey to the proposed establishment in the
North Of French revolutionary government, on
| the one hand, and at the South to the reac;ory
| revolutionary government which jeff Davis,
| Mason, Slidell, e; al, are seeking to establish
there, that the falsehood of this humbug story
| about the employment of negro troops should be
known We hold II to be self-evident that il the
revolutlonists OF the North succeed in obtaining
the control of the policy and measures Of the
government in the loyal section of the Union,
| they thereby assure the eventual triumph Of the
reactory revolution now in progress in the South
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l.. TOWERS J. M. Towers. JB. TowIRs
l.. TOWERS & CO.,
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES-
TABLISHMENT,

The attention Of the bu mess community is re-
spectiully lnvi ed to the New Book and Oh Print
Ing Estabs hment. which has been fitted up with
nsw material, n the most complete manner is now
variety of Printing, viz: WY
Suters' Blanks, SO 40.
The attention Of members Of Congress is espe
elal!y requested for our f,cilitIes for printing
Speeches, swe have the largest steam power in
tile CITY. de 7lav6m
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.
SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK DIVE

BY J.C. MoG UfRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK Dwell
he sS
at4 O'Clock on the premises, shall sell part Of
s snd s sa
through to street, together with the imp Gvs
DEslIiPs- hCuss ocntsf6is. ;i1 room; $500
residence. Title perfect
Terms: One third cash; the residue in. and u
des J. c. Mcguire CO. Auc,s.
By C. MCGUIRE q Co., Auotioneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF A VERY VAL
POT Tun Tn URsDAY the 18th Of Deosmbsr. a.
SSGSs we IN, sell e the hgas, bidder de- Sn n.
ginning AZ the northwest corner OF said square aud
S ss. hs s S s
point distant 81 feet souiherly from the south ioe
OF to street snsnSe R 70 ss 1ns
Of iGo feet east from the said noIthvs't corner Of
Z street to the point Of Beginning. ''1 ' VI '~''
NsH Eve s4oye pT.sS,y s i At s corner
10 b the best bushes. near s1 the Depot
Terms; One,tnird cash; the remainder in and u
m2nths 70. HStes dsssSt from the DAY Of
de s-SSds q 4 MSGT qfF z re Or .% aSS...
pUBIIc SALE OF. VALUABLE PERSON
AL EsIhTE1 Ry virtue of an order Of the Or
al. Ss' 81 the
ate residence Of Mrs. Mary Hall, deceased, in
Queen Anne Distri OF, on THURSDAY, 18th De-
eembsr, 1851, pare of the Personal Estate of said
deceased, consisting Of
number of w ork HorEes and Mules,
Woik Oxen: Cows and Young Cattle,
hne pen of Pork (Sows and shoats,)
porse Power and Thresher,
Wagons and OK Carts,
Two Carriages and one PAIR of Carnage Horses,
Earning I'm plem ents of al XII ds,
crop OF Corn (f not previously so d.
my ana frovender of oil kinds. &c 60, 90.
Terms OF Gales For all Sums of and under go,
cash and Tor sums above that amount. aooepted
drahs on Baltimore at months, interest added,
wi be required.
IL Sale to commence at II o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM B. HILL,
de zawts Executor OF Mrs. Mary HAIL.
Ply J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. AuctIoneers.
z XTEN SINE SALE OF 500, 900 I'M
~ PORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARs.-On SATUR-
Da EVkNlN6, Deoem yer TIN, commencing ct
22'cloot we shall sell at the W sshington National
4o1n i4th street, between Pa. ave. and 3
street, opposite WIllards' Hotel, q well selected
300. 900 IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS
OF choice brands, all of which have been selected
by Mr. Bomon, OF the above firm. man of the
most extended experience In the Cigar business.
Terms cash.
N B Bidders who are not SATISFIED With their
Pr ohases at the time OF delivery need not receive
de4 &c MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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II TO TIE PUBLIC.
LIVING My ette ton called 20 a parsrrspb in
the Globe, which is reported as part Of the tate
ment Of Hon. Mr.. Wilson, In the .;ena.e.
pecembet 4th. 1861, In regard IN the arrest
Of colored people tho are now In confinement in
the county Jail of Waehinston, ID. c which slso
gives the names of the oonstablcs who arrested
tSem, hnd my name m" mt oned, and at the bottom
OF this list a statement that zone OF thsus a. N
stables; Mr.. Kirg, notorious here in this city as
took up poor boy named Arms trong W no IA
away from Alexandra Joined sn OhI0 reglmant
and wa left In this city when the REGIMENT veGt
rome. re took him % jail tnd took from MIN a
aolar o. hail that the soldiers bad given him"
AZ my ftlov citizens might suspect me of being
the one tina, has ccmnitte this great outrage.
teei tiny duty TO inform the pullio that il is NOT
J, .kirg, as never arrested bay by thst name
which ne record otthe jail will show, and further
ss VIII be seen BY that list there duOthey Ger
k;ns: would like the h. norabls meT bers who
Will ha' this case under investigation to watch
ana see the actions and deeds of foms certain pc
SOS who make such reports on the mere state
ments OF negroes. KING,
unlted-S!ates Detective.
Subscrlned g. d sworn to befo e me, this 9Th day
OF December. 1861. THOMAS c. DOM,
Justice OF the Peace for Washington COUNT, D.
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rAE AMERICAN WATCg

TaE AMERICAN WATCH.
- oSoe0h' LLvoi POL, snd 1ensys Watches, We have
saIeaN siLns!a, Msssschu sett.-f both Latiss
A. ~ ~ = = 49, -, ~ y Do pne suVer ta.es.
Nj. W. GALT BIO. J.weisrs.
A sos ~. ave-, doors vest of
Browns Hotel,
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