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Fer the Unfon.

SYRACUSE, May % The Presbyterian General
maintsining The government at any cost.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A PROMISSORY NOTE for the sum
Managers of Mount Olivet Cemetery, in my favor.
All persons are hereby cautioned az ainst using the
same; new note having been given IN it's place.
1T RICHARD GALLAGHER.
&S REWARD.-.Straye ed or stolen. on Sunday
white stripe on her back and hole in her Xk&~
ear. The above reward will be paid to an!
person who will return her to Mrs. BRESNE-
HAN, Temperance Hall Alley, between 9th and
10th sts., (entrs nee on ST. m22-2t-
COO REWARD Lost, this morning, MAY 22d,
pEO BUCKSKIN PURSE, containing three
or four twenty dollar and one ten dollar notes on
the Harrisburg Bank, forty dollars the Iron City
Bank OF Plttsburg, fifteen dollars on the Cecil
bSnk OF Maryland, and some others, not reco-
lscted. The above reward Will be paid feft at the
simpson House, Tenth street and Pa av. .m22 StH
IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS so
kind as to bring bundle from the depot, about
two weeks ago, for member of the Sixty-Ninth
Regiment, will Ieave the same at this office, at
the GEORGETOWN College, he will confer favor on
the owner.
m 2o-st THOMAS A. BROWN. co.H.
Q1AREWARD-Al large dark red cow, Nth
RlO q strap on her neck, strayed from nzarkH
Minnesota Row Il street. The above XA&yS
ward will be paid TO any person who will a.
return her to the center house In said row.
OK REWARD -Strsyed or stolen. from the
pC washington Monument lot on Fri ~
day last, a small bay HORSE, between is IN
and % years old. The above reward wilINN
be paid to any one for his return to A. THOUR'S
BAKERY, corner Fourteenth and ID SITS. m 2C-3ts
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TsEcoND nIsplrcu

IsDIANAFoLIs, May 2l.-The reported secession
raid in Martin county turns out to be the depre-
dalton Of band Of desperadoes who have been
plundertng and threatening the lives Of citizens.
mob Of 100 armed men Yesterday arrested four
citizens at Dover Hill, which gave rise to a report
of their being secessionistS
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FOR BOSTON-The packet schooner Caroline
Il Hail Is now about due from the above ~
port, and she will have quick dispatch for <EXe,
Boston on arrival. Persons wishing to ship
Will please let us know at once, as we can re-
HARTLEY & BROTHER.
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A MISTAKE The report that the Rhode Island
Regiment contributed 81 600 for the benefit of the
sisters Of young Howard, who was killed by DO
liceman Evans, 10 without foundation. A correc-
ton Of the report necessary az the ladies in
question are being put to considerable inconveni-
ence In various ways by Its circulation.
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BOARDING..

TWO GENTLEMEN. with their wives, can
l. Obtain BOARD in private family, with
pleasant ooms on second floor, with good table
accommodatlons, on reasonable terms, by applying
at Nc. S24 o street, between 18th and 18th.
m Z-2t
ROARDING:-A gentleman and vito, or two
- single gentlemen, can be accommodated With
BOARD IN prlvate family, near the Patent Office
apply At No. 400 Eighth street, east side. between
6 and II. m Ia Cts
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NEW YoRK, May a.-flour has odvanced Sc.
with a fair business. Wheat hrmer for sound
uusound heavy. Germ stesdv. Provisions quie,
and unchanged. Whisky hrmer at lsx ALEC.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS.-Citi
! kens and Soldiers wishing to erjoy A.
themselves for an hour or two, would do VE.HAY
well TO call at the WASHINGTON lk.lE
CITY GARDEN of ERNEST LoBPFLBR and "
are certain visit once made will coon be repeat
ed. IL 10 needless To praise hts Lager Beer-just
give him call and judge for yourselves. The
Sardens are open every day in the week. On
Monday and Tuesday of each week there will be
Music and Dancing, when those fond of shaking
tfeir 1eet can fall IN and erjey a good dance.
Private families and others furnis he'd with Beer
at ali times, and all places, on the most reasons
pie terms BY sending their orders to the arden on
New York avenue and First street, ma l6-Imt
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New Han Pshirs Military.
CoNcoRp, May 2i.-The frst New Hampshire
regiment win leave here on Saturday morning
for washington
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EXAMINATION AT THE JAIL.-This afternoon
Thomas Ryan, who was arrested under SUSPECT Gus
circumstances by Lieut. Col. Nugent, Of the Six
ty-ninth Regiment, about one O'Clock SUNDAY
morning, near the chain bridge, was brought out
for trial. He had with him when arrested, one
OF Halls carhines. and a dragon having had one
IL was clearly shown that he got the gun honest
1y, and that he was In no way concerned with
parties inimical to the Union, on the contrary a
tire Union man. He took the oath Of allegiance
willingly, and will be disc harged this afternoon
The examination was conducted by Justice Dom
and Capt Starr.
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ANOTHER QuARTKR.-The Fourteenth Reei
ment OF New York volunteers, on entering Wash
ington, marched via and Four-and "a half street.
to the avenue and their quarters. As the bow
came down Four-and-a-half ct. they seemed to b,
OVERCOMING with jollity at the odd name of tn,
street well, Bill, )" shouted one of them. sthe,
must be hard up for numbers down this way
wonder If the name Of the next street isn't fou
and thyes-qxarfersn =
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HANDSOME ELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Once Departments, for rent. Apply at
<th and 5th sta. ma2J
FOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE NO,
100 West st., Georgetown, at present occu
pied by the subscriber. Ii has IL rooms with gas
and water throughout, q fine yard, stable &C., and
= IN good neIghborhood. Apply to JAS. A. MA
oRUDEn. S5-u
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ANoIHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hetzei pri-
vate OF kline Company b, FIRST regiment Of Con-
necncut volunteers, was shot accidentally last
night near the corner Of Fifth and streets north
by one Of his comrades. He was taken TO Lieut.
keese's house, Of the Washington Rifles near by.
where he was made a. comfortable al possible'
The ball was extracted by DR.. M. w. b. Began.
The sick soldier 10 a German, and has a wife nd
two children at home. He Is thought to be NOR.
fally wounded. :
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Col ELLswoRTH's ZouAyEs TAKE A Secs
SION FLAs.-Last Saturday, three Of Col. Ellis
worth's Zouaves, who had gone out to rusticate
few miles from camp, visited the residence of
Key. John Martin, Of Prince George county, Md.
aud demanded possession Of a secession fa9
known to be on the premises. After some blus-
terings and evasions the part of It's owners the
bunting was surrendered to the Glands"
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Nemination Declined

LOUISVILLE, May 2o.-John Young Brown has
published letter declining the nomination for
Congress.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

~NOTICE-A special meeting Of the stock
u2 holders of the West End Building Associa-
ton of Georgetown will be held at the Council
Chamber on MONDAY EVENING, the 10th in
stant to consider the proprety Of modifying the
constitution As to meet the present exigencies Of
the times. BY order:
list w. KING, SEQ.
IL ADJOURNMENT.-The above meeting
was adjourned to WEDNESDAY EVENING
next the ed instant, at 8 O'Clock, at same place
Members Will please bear 1t In mind.
1t w. KING, SEQ.
DRIkIE MESSINA
L ORANGES AND LEMONS.
goo boxes pr me Messins Oranges,
go do. do. do Lemons.
Just landed from Philadelphia, and for sale cheap
for cash. at HYDE d DAVIDSUN'S,
y 81 Georgetown.
IN FLOUR AND MEAL.
Il HE Subscriber has just received and offers for
sale
$50 barrels "Y Dung America" Extra Flour,
200 do Chesapeake do do
IS do do Family do
q DO Caledonia do do
900 bushels Corn Meal.
Also, Shorts and Middlings. Shlpstuf.
BENZ. DARBY,
m 2-3 Water street. g eOrgetowE.
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COURT MART1AL.-A number Of the volunteers
dience to orders and insubordi nation, at a court
martial Of the officers held daily In Aylmer,s
building, corner Of Seventeenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue.
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FOR TIE benefit Of strangers we would cav that
the entire police In the city Of w ashington In not
automatically that part Of IL serving under the
corporate authorities. A large number Of oficsrs
are under the United States authorities ONLY an d
these are not In uniform. Strangers might be de-
ceiyed, and resist an ofncer ignorantly. They
should be cautious whom they resist The uni
formed oftcers pay attention 10 ofenses zgain INST
fae corposation iaws-the others look to cases of
q more serious character. y ~
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-A fonr-story BRICK HOUSE,
eeentn. n0Lln. Kent $40. m 2 ST.
sa ssfB BRcR eT H5S S s.s % Ps:n
Ofhee, With marble ma ntes. gas fixtures, and fine
YARD with fruit trees and carriage house attached.
nishsd; =, Terms low Inquire at No. 5sI d. be-
tween Ah and 5th stI. m 22-Steo.
THREE SMALL WELL LOCATEDFARMS
of ciothins or Boots and Shoes. land we'll fP 10.
Gated within throe miles of railroad in healthy
nns gf RE- e M Mos sf For
OF isnth and streets. where Plats may be seen.
FOR SALE-A welI-estabIished PROVISION
sppy SUE zee b SErnsi For
ner OF Pa avenue and Thirteenth st. lS-lw
FOE .b REN IT. new Furnished ROOMS,
and rooms are among the most pleasant in the CITY,
ard ample attention Is guaranteed. Terms mod,
call. m l5-Iw
FOR RENT--Two or three ROOMS, furnished
or unfurnished, In the residence of the sub
High street. viii be let to punctnsl tsnsnis ppIy
near Jefferson; or on street, First Ward wash,
FoIhs 6 sA ak6UAHpsr f5K rDEfELLdEss
the modern improvements, together with out
buildings, dc.. &c. A fine lake well stocked with
h.h; The grounds are beautifully embellished
with 81 descriptions of foregs trees and shrab-
tho highest state of cultivation, laid out in the
most modern manner, with walk and shrubbery.
the city of Baltimore. and has splendid view. Any
one would ind this one Of the most delightful res
% Cnion Post Once, Bst,more. Nd. mis- rsG lot.
TOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
u Rrooms, with Potomac water and gas on I
street, betv cen 18th and Hth, opposite Franklin
WOOD and Coal Once, corner of n and Twelfth
sts. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and 1.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with gas and water, and convenient 20 the Patent
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p.r....d TrsubIes In Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2l.-A man named Drom-
goole, formerly a resident OF Dover Hill, at the
head Of 300 secessionists. is reported to be com
uniting depredations in Martin county, Indiana
had arrested several Union men, and some are re-
ported to have been hung Dromgo DOLE was driven
from town some time since for disunion senti-
mens.
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HAYKLocks FOR THE SIxIY-NINfH.-Mn. Judge
Daily, Of New York, and a number Of ladies asso-
ciated with her, have sent to the Sixty-ninth
Regiment 100 linen hayeiocks-a complement
sufficient to supply the whole regiment.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-By young girl, SITUATION as
w COOK, washer and lroner lis willing to make
herself useful. Can come well recommended Adj
dress Box 4. Star Office. Its
WANTED-By young, sober, and industrious
w colored man, q SITUATION as ooachman or
general working hand Coed recommendations
can be eiven. Address "Robsrt." Star Office. 1t.
WANTED-By q respectable woman, SITUA-
~ IlON as cook, washer and ironer, or to do
the general housewnrk of a private family. Good
recommendations given If required Apply at No.
$50 Seventh street. between III aud SITS. It,
FURNITURE WANTED.-wanted to rent A
4 sufficient quantity of Furniture for two small
hrs1 story rooms and two chambers. Also Ki'oh-
en- Furniture, including stove, dishes, 60 Address
stating terms, M, at office of Star. m 21-3t'
WANTED-To find one or more customers to
w buy 10 or II gallons of pure fresh MILK,
seTyed ont morning ana evening, at IS cents per
one quart per day. Address d. MoCAR THY, III
IWenty. second ST., or at the Star OEoo. IN Linn
WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
surplus of Furniture hand, can obtain the cash
and FAR prices by applying at 369 Seventh 1T.
no II BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
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GUARD HousE.-BeTors Jnstics C2ark-S. Fer
guson, profane; fined 81 o. X Jones, do do.
John q uin, do; dismissed. Jos. Hafrity, swear
ing; fined - IL. Jos. Digges, accused Of steal
Ing coat, shirt and part OF set Of shoema ker's
tools. Sent to jail for court
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In Washington Gity 2; q. May Z, 2 * Rev yno
ELzRbEra slncs e M:
couaty, Nd. Marlboro Gazette copy.J
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GRAND LkRcxsY Yesterday, Geo 6ibson-a
boy about IA wears old, who had been arrested for
stealing some $50 from a lady named Mary Ragad
about ten days ago, and held 10 bail fot hear
isg-appeared before Justice Dom He was com
itted for court, but was subseq released on
bail. There IL another boy who 10 implicated in
the robbery. - .'s fFs
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HoLLowAY's PILL, ASp OrNrxxr,

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT.
Domestic Rsnlediss-NO other formula combine
In so oompact or concentrated form the aotive
sld essentlsl Properties Of medicine, we'll
Devoid Of mineral and vegetable poisons, simple
but en- acioas IN operation. they may be admins
No household should be without supply, as they
are always useful in case of accident. Sold
by al Druggists at 25c 69o., and per box or pot
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Senator Douglas Recovering.
CHIcAeo, May 2e.-Senator Douglas 10 now
and he 10 considered out Of danger
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IUST RECEIVED
y 70 llhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
lEh hbls. Did Rye WHISKY,
$50 bhls. Il EaRlNG and ALEWIVES,
30 bbis. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
81 bags Rio end Java COFFEE,
10 hhts. low -prIoedD MOLASSES.
For sale By JOHN }. BOGUE, re n
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THEATER The success which the Berger,
Irwin and Hernandez Troupe are having at the
thester In these dull times, is quite sufficient
evidence Of the merit of the company. Their
performances really abound in popula, features,
including really good music, graceful dancing,
amusing Ethiopian delineations and pantomimic
representations Ofthe Ravelian order OF excellence
SO there Is little wonder that they draw crowds
nightly.
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MARRIED

Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Once counter.
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Il ADlES NEW SHOE STORE,
IL No. 46s SEVENTH STREET,
Befw, 4 and FsIs., opposite p. o. Department.
Ladies, M isses', and ChIldren's Custom-made
SHOES, m.de to speelal order for patrons--
or this store alone. Ladies and families
who understand and appreciate the true principles
OF economy IN the purchase OF an article known to
be automatically worth more than double the price
asked-as compared with all others will be Erati-
ned TO call and see the elegant assortment of Chill
dIen,s and Ladies' Custom w OIk now ready.
ml7-!St C.. WEIRMAN
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TIE NEw YoRK FoURrHxHrH REGIMENT
marched to their camp to-day at one O'Clock,
making hne appearance, with their full compa-
MES reaching from sidewalk 10 sidewalk. They
were preceded by the drum corps Of the Twelfth.-
% RrsrITrrIos Yesterday Father Walter, pastor
Of 81 Patrick's (Catholic) Church, paid TO the u
&. Treasurer at the Treasury Department the sum
Of s2s, restitution money received by him at the
CONVERSATIONAL u
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SEVENTH WARD PoLITIcs The out-and out
Union men Of the Seventh Ward have made the
following nominations for ward officers:
For Alderman, Thomas E. Lloyd; for Common
Council, VIM. j. Murtagh, John +. Given and
Charles Wilson.
For delegates to the Unconditional Union Con-
vention to nominate a candidate for City Collec-
tor, the following were elected:
WIN. J. Murtagh, John r. Elvans, William P.
Wood, Geo. w Garrett, u. w. Goodall
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TO THE AEyLIcTED!-ge cure to read the advsr-
Blood Punher. In another column. n
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DlsAPPofNrKD.-A large number Of people Wis
ited the camp Of the New York Seventh Regi-
menf Yesterday afternoon to witness flag presen-
tation announced to come of at O'Clock D. m In
presence OF the regiment, but on arriving at the
grounds were Informed that no such ceremonial
would take place In consequence of the non-ar-
rival Of the fag, and were consequently very
much disappointed. They made up for the dis
appointment, however. by strolling through the
camp and admiring the trim appearance Of the
tents and the regular military aspect Of the camp
until the hour for evening dIess parade, which
they enjoyed the opportunity of witnessing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-22

I" A CARD.
M. HARVEY, ISL street, opposite the
Theater, Is receiving daily large sup-NeRN
Plies Thy eIpress) of NURTHERN
FISH OF all kinds; together with LOBS.CEhS,
HARD and SOFT CRABS, CLANS, FRESH
And PiCkLED OYSTERS, an d oil the luxuries
and delicaoles of the season.
The public generally, and quar.ermasters of va
nous regiments here particularly will find il to
their advantage to give him q call
Articles in his line delivered free to all parts of
the city and encampments near the CITY. MID lot
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DIR. NoRwooD.-We understand that at meet
Ing OF the vestry Of Christ Church, Georgetown,
held on Monday evening last, II was decided that
the refusal OF DR.. Norwood to comply with the
letter OF Bishop Whittingham was a matter for
conscience, and one with which they 1.-THE vestry)
had nothing to do Our reporter says 1t has been
suggested by one Of the members Of the congrega.
ton, some Of whom deeply sympathize with the
reverend gentleman, that he might employ clerk
to read the obnoxious prayer and thus compro-
mise between his Bishop and a conscience so
sensitive as c pray for the President and not for
his prosperity, thus accurately defining the differ
ence 'twixt tweedle- dunn and tweedle-deen
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II COMPRESSED BULLETS.
y NWED STATES MIME mUSKET AND

WOOD AND COAL.
cslias 4 the PioHEER MILLS. ssss.s. e,sh CO.. y
nr 81 ,ssresfh strea asd Canal, l6KO. PAGE
than any others in the city-cuf, split. and dehy
cred Tree OF charge. If you doa I eiIeve Nv,
The PIoneer NILS . triA-s aad be saasied.
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p IN 81 ofy5I NOTICE, lgal7-Al sE1~
EM0V AL, SossiqsE
-. - PAWN 9fFfcR a.7
70 Ssi ssress: Ssts g aad s,h So. immesi-
business will be continued a. heretofofe a. the Old
stand. I'm s-7wl ISAAC nERZBERG.
w. -, PROVISION STORE 81
~ NJ .LlNklNSse Of and Sixtsepth sts.
and PROVISIONS. He Will opsn . Provision
Sto at b above stand on Tuesday morninr next.
getronsee, ana soiicib eontlnuanse Of their IN
We -. sfost1 hnr m NV :
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING BEEF ON
THE HOOP.
NOTICE, TO THE PUBLIC!
SEALED Proposals. for furnishing Beef Cattle
on the hoof, for the of the United States Gov
eminent, are invited till the l4th inst. The Cattle
20 Dc delivered IN the CITY Of WASHINGTON, or at
any point In the State of PennsylvanIa which the
Government may designate. The price per pound
gross weight, must be stated for the delivering Ia
Penusylvanis, distinct from the delivery oor1tenl-
plated IN Washington. - $1,000
BIDS to be direcfsd to Lieut.. A. Beokwith, LIST
Art, A. A. c. g., Washington, ID. c. -.
m7-r .- LIST 1t, LIST Art. A. O.. s.
.VThe time for receiving proposals for fur
nishing Fresh Beef IN the above no tce is extend-
cd unit the S0th of May, 1861, = 800 : =
may ls-to - A. BECKWITH, Capt. c.s.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SOLDIERs-Ev
II cry Soldier in the city should call at SMITHS
Nc; 400 Seventh street opposite the Post Office,
and buy their CLOTHING SHIRTS, COLLARS,
and CAPS, 81 IL Is the Cheapest Store in town 10
buy Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
J. H. SMITH, Ciothier,
ma Io-Sm No. 40 Seventh 81.
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FOR RENT-A four-story BRICK HOUSE,
l. with gas, No. 36S L. street, near corner of Eff
teenth. north. Rent Sl75. m q ST.
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FOX SALE-A well-estabIished PROVISION
L STOKE, now doing good cash business. For
PARTICULARS apply to GEORGE w. DUVAL, cor
ner OF Pa. avenue and Thirteenth st m l8.lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12
NEW GOODS NOW OPENING-.IMPoRT

l LIQUORS., LIQUORS. --WINsTON & pow
~ Eis have now III store of old Whskeys and
brandles: 70 bbls. Pure Rye, brand well know a.
now from 70 10 years old; 80 bbls. Bumgardners
Old and Mellow; 275 bbls other favorite brands of
old Whiskeys; 200 bbls. lower grades; 20 pipes and
hall pipes Hennessey and Otard, Dupuy s. Co
brandles, with large stock of other Liquors gem
orally, which offer low Ia Ia