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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month of Fe6ruqrv.
w. OHIO WILLIAMS.
~ n: Il CRABBE, JAS. H. EASTER,
ED REESE, " T IiNDSTpEFT
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
T0BACCO-HHDs.
Iannarr 1SsI nnh 60.

Kingston, ia. - ' 80 ~
RYE-75O bushels to Capetown, c. G. H.
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
Shipping 5nttlltgGnft

COASTWiSE
NEW ORLEANs-Scfr. Czar-257 hhds. sugar $50 bbls
hGasses 40 pkgs mdse., order; do liquor C. H. Myers
g BOO 20 bbs. pecans, Z. L. Palmer Il Co.
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@aSzzs442 s Az ANN All.
The screw steamShp
POTOMAC,
s....,-. Captain 6. ". Watson,
On SATURDAY February 9th 1851
At +. g., precisely.
20 freight resolved after 70 o'clock On day pFsailin.
bills Of fading signed after departure ofthe steamer
Fer freight apply to
SAML. Y. PEARCE, Agent
-. - e----, --,r,r., - li6 Spears wharf
aSsA.tsla savannah, BRIGHAM, BALhWiN Il co f,G If
1x>FT4sfas> Observation-Disclosures EXPRESS,
-1aSa14 ~ Few YORK
r, AuHIaN BALDWIN Co, Sole Pro7rietors
onward small parcels, packages and heavy freight 10
an parts OF europe, pr Steamer twice every we / Also
per steamer via Bremen and Hamburg Ta0ug! reCcpts
BiLtS Or EXCHANGE issued, payable in England Ire.
ana Scotland, France ard Germany also yasse tirle.s
secured European steamer ii b4st rates AM 70
JNO. q. A HERRING, Agent!
r26.3m -' ''-'F'S@9 I.f'!y,
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The New York Tribune Of this morning says
The features Of the stock market were unimportant to
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s<y4 FOR LIVERP0OL.--T6e fine shin
sSss& EERLESS, Capt Edwd P Ring /, Dau, IoaaiP
for the above port Henderson's wharf ana bsvDa t6
greater Part Of her cargo engaged have quic sab
TOT Da'ahSe uI He'sht or passage -ppy t.
f9u corner =. st. o. ari C GnS,oN q 70,
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8UMbEr,
SHINGLES, LATHS AND

az HANFAGE At low RATES. Of 49,.
" corner q Y9T5 and William str cts HUH 9, c.
apply 70 - ~ IoChAA n, At the wharf, or ' 90"
nhItT CdAS; GILEOE,
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. BALTIMORE AND SUaQUEHA

los, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, RaItir,ore
j. AhtN. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Graz.
>. TOM =. 4 gent. Port tgprrz{t
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FROM MISSOURI.

Gen. Fremont Preparing to Cross the Usage
River In Hst Pursuit. Of the Retreatina
Gen. Price.
SYRACUSE, Mo-, October IA messenger from
Gen Fremont reports his arrival at Warsaw, on
the Usage river, (about sixty-fv miles southwest
Of Jefferson city, which he was preparing to cross
by means Of pontoon bridges. He expected to be
across the river by "Wednesday night. On bis ar
rival at the Usage, the opposite bank was filed
with rebel cavalry, who were dispersed by she'll
ing them.
Gen Fremont was determined to push on ener-
getically, and force the rebels to fight or retreat
IL is reported that Gen. Price has made a stand
In Cedar county, IS miles from Osceola, with a
force Of 20 600 men.
Gen. Fremont has sent dispatch TO Camp Kins-
try, stating that he has reasons 10 believe that
Gen. Sterling Price will retrsce his steps to the
Usage river, and there make stand and give our
forces battle.
Adjutant Gen. Smith has raised over 10 900 men
for the Missouri State militia, and thinks be will
be enabled in due season to obtain the remainder
Of the 42,CO0.
Gen Sigel's advance is already across the Usage.
His cavalry to-day had skrmish with one Of the
enemys mounted parties, and took three pris-
oners. He 10 In possession Of the bridge over the
Pomne de Terre river, with infantry and artil-
lery.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct 1.-THE Democrat learns that
DR.. Winner, Surgeon Of the I'D Illinois Regiment
by order of Gen. Curtis, for Gen Prices head
quarters, with order to effect the liberty Of Col
Mulllgzn by rendering In his place the release Of
Gen. Frost. who was taken after the capture Of
Camp Jackson, from his parole Of honor. We
hear, also, that a like exchange will be rendered
for Col. Bowen.
Gen. Fremonrs army Is In five divisions. One
is commanded by Gen. McKinstry; one by Gen.
Hunter; one by Gen. Sigel; one by Gen. AsbOth;
and one by Gen. T. l.. Price
ANOTHER FIGHT
ST. Louis, Oct 1S.-The following dispatch
has been received from the telegraph Office at
Pilot Knob, Missouri, dated ten O'Clock last
night:
"Msjor Gavitt, Of the first Indiana cavalry,
made an attack on the enemy this morning, when,
discovering its strength Of position. he fell back
until he came TO Colonel Alexander's six hundred
infantry, Of the twenty first Illinois regiment.
One piece of the artillery Of the enemy followed,
fighting all the way. Major Gaviu then got his
gun in position, and concealing his infantry,
caused part of his command 10 retreat further,
drawing the enemy into an ambuscade, and fore
ing them to fall back with a heavy loss"
REPORTED ADVANCE OF GEN. HARDEE TO REIN
FORCE GEN. PRICE.
SYRACUSE, Mo-, Oct. 1S.-General Hardee re-
Gently reported as In Kentucky, 10 now said to be
marching to the aid Of General Price with 20 600
troops, and is expected to reach him by next Sun
day.
Nothing has been heard from our advance
guard to day.
CINCINNATI, Oct Is The ST. Louis Republican
denies the reported suspension Of the fcato
there, and says that 81 0O0 003 will arrive there
next week to pay the debts Otthe government.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2Ist Of Ooto-
- ber 1861, at II O'Clock m, are invited for sup
plying the srmI with Beef Cattle on the hoof, to
Be delivered at Chambersburg, Harrisburg, or
York, in the State Of Pennsylvania, as the Gov
eminent may designate. .
Bidders are reg uested to oompy In al particulars
with The form of bid publ shed herewith.
Government reserves to itself the right to pay In
Treasury notes other funds II has for dis bufse
m4nt, and to reject any bid aud for any cause. No
bid will be entertained the bidder 10 present
TO respond 10 his bid.
act 81 will The right to rec uire auy
addit onal number up to 16 900 head.
Deliveries to be ncte weekly In such quantities
as may be required.
veig ht; and 20 animal will be received which
No conditional hid will be reocited.
The bids TO be directed 20 Capt A BKcKwITH,
c. s. U. s. A washington, ID. c., and endorsed
Proposals Tor Beef Cattle.S
FORK OF BID.
eminent GOOD Best Gstfio on the hoof for - psr
HUNDRED pounds gross weight The Cattle to be
delivered at Chanibsrsburg, Harrisburg, or York,
in the state Of Penlsy lvanis, as tbs Govsrnmsnt
nav dssignats, according to The terms Of the en-
olosed advertisement. The Cattle 70 be weighed
on the scales, and the weigh so determ ned To be
the purchase weight hereby agree 20 give q
good and snfioisnt bond for the fnlhiiment of the
coo tract and o. re-s.vs Treasury noe or other
Go vorhInent funds in pay me- tor the attic.
The 6fst eiiyery OF che Cattle VIII bs required
70 be made about the 10th of November, 1851. Il,
% ltd
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. N.

Cool! cooLxR!!-In the correspondence pub
ished today between the British Minister and
the Hon. VIM. n. Seward, Secretary Of STATE,
relative 70 this Governments right 10 place In
Fort Lafayette, for In own safety persons claim
ing British allegiance who have been engaged In
aiding the current rebellion, Lord Lyons cooIly
tells Mr.. Seward that the legal advisers Of the
British Crown have advised her Msjesty that the
arrests and imprisOnments in question are Illegal
under the Constituttsn Of the United states.
WhereuPon Secretary Seward retort that how
ever great respect the President has for the counsel
OF the advisers OF the British Crown, he has more
for that Of his own legal advisers under our Con-
stitution and laws fitting reply 10 the very silly
assumption Of the British Government
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Di-.n

ON Saturday NOR Ming 18th instant, 1t IL O'Clock,
ROBEhT Z, KIN sEf, "a the 20 h year of his
age .,..., /, @ u.-
are Tes inv 70 attend his funeral, to-
mo row sundaJ) Afternoon. at O'Clock, from NO.
x6i ID st. bstweeR I'd and Sd.
IA t,e Isfh inst SANFOR d, infant son Of Rob
efE and allie Kinsey, AGED 10 months.
81 tie Issid nee of her fsther, an Monfgemery
8s'RTk q EEVlNA ELb, In the lsih year OF her
age. s.t Sis
sssd Is yea e. only daughter oflsaish r.. and Ages
p nr,ssey OF tbs eig.
ia- 10 de VI the iamiIy sIe invl.a y, 70 s ssntS
sad Eisht sts., Island, onto morrow SUNDAY y
n O'Clock D, M
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Another Fight at Harper, Ferry.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1S.-A gentleman direct from
the vicinity Of HarpeS's Ferry announces that the
rebels again appeared on Linden and Bolivar
Height this morning and renewed the attack on
the Union forces, under Major Gould, with artil-
lery. Major Gould fired upon them with canister
from the columbiad captured on "Wednesday,
and drove them back, but not until the vandals
had burned the mill Of A. Fl. Herr, Esq and
took the miller prisoner They charged him
with giving information to the Union troops Of
twelve thousand bushels Of wheat being brough t
there to grind. The firing was progressing when
our informant left. Women and children were
fleeing in great terror TO the Maryland shore, in
antici patton Of the town being burned. Major
Gould was throwing shot and shell from the
Maryland Heights after the rebels, and was con-
ident he could keep them of until reinforce
ments could reach him.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
SANDY Hook, Oct. 1S.-The spacious mill Of
Messrs. Herr a. Welsh, at Harper's Ferry, was
fred this afternoon by the Confederates, and Is
now In flames, and will be completely destroyed.
The mill was burnt by a force under Col Ashby
after the Federal troops bad taken twenty
thousand bushels Of wheat collected there by the
enemy.
After removing the wheat, the Federal troops
retired to their original position, opposite the
Ferry, after their engagement at Berlin.
of destruction, Major Gould, in command Of this
post, ordered his three companies, e, and K and
detachment OF Colonel Geary's Pennsylvania
regiment under arms, and Capt. TOmpkns, Of
the Rhode Island Artillery, opened FIRE from the
Thirteenth Massachusett regiment also opened
with his two I2-pOunders and the 3D. FOUNDER, all
pouring telling fire into the rebels, who made
their appearance on Loudoun mountain, driving
them back SO as to prevent the further destruction
Of HarPer's Ferry and Bolivar which is threatened
by Col AShby.
The few remaining residents at the Ferry are
rapidly emigrating into Maryland.
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FALLING FRONT Yesterday afternoon work
men were engaged in excavating for a cellar un-
der brick house on Seventh street, between NJ
and n. north, when the brick wall gave way
about four feet above ground, and fell. The en-
tire front will probably require to be rebuilt TO
be made safe, as 1t was cracked considerable
distance above the fallen portion The wall was
temporarily underpinned Immediately, by the
wOrkmen. The house was occupied by Mr..
Martin, ex-Councilman Of the Third Ward, as
a dwelling and store. Fortunately none Of the
inmates were injured.
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CASE OF HYDRoPHOBIA Three weeks ago,
dog exhibiting symptoms Of hpdrophObIa attract
ed the attention Of some soldiers in the northern
part Of the city, and thew attacked him with stones
to kin him. Air. Schieffner, batter who resides
on Fourth st. north, thinking the soldiers mista-
ken, took the dog in HIS arms to protect him, and
the animal bit him on the arm. On Wednesday
last Mr.. :. began to exhibit unmstakable evf-
dence that the virus had taken effect In the wound
inflicted by the dog; and we regret to hear that
on Thursday he was in the most horrible cOndi-
ton imaginable.
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MARRIED.

I'm the 18th inst by tho Rev. Mr.. White, Capt
] O'NEIL, Of ". York, 10 MISS M. A. McBRlt 4,
# Washing ton.
On the 18th instant, BY the Rev. C. II. Hall, Mr..
John 4. DAVIS TO Miss KATE QuIGLEY, al
( this city.
On the nth instant. by Rev. Petor Light Wilson:
NJ. WILL IAN 8 HORTON 10 Miss HELEN
NJ WARWICK, al of this city
(lnte ligenSeT copy
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CSO REWARD.-Strayed from the enclosure
YoO Of the subscribers. on the might ofR
and one sorrel HORSE, white stripe in hisS>A
face and one bloOd-bay MARE. Amy person
turning the said horses to our Stable G street.
between nth md is h SITS will receive $50 reward
oc l6-lvs 8. G. & Z. WROE,
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TIE CAPITOL.-About one hundred workmen
are employed upon the new dome, which is
making satisfactory progress towards completion.
All Of the sections of the bronze statue Of Free
dom, for the summit, have been cast, at the
foundry Of Clark Mills, the artist. The figure is
80 feet In height.
The frescoe painting Is being retouched in some
of the rooms, and some alterations have been
made In the plan Of ventilation Of the Senate
Chamber.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
MAYORS OFFICE,

~ OEOhGBTOWN, ID C., sept. sUn, 1901.
The attention Of the cItiz ems of this town is in
vlted to the two following sections of late act of
Congress, entitled IAN act to create a Metropoli7
to establish . Police therefor"
"Axd be IL further enacted. That the Board Of
Police may divide the said district into precincts,
not excsedIng ten, and may assign one sergeant OF
police TO each OF said precincts. The board may,
ton in each precinct for he acoommods of the
police force on duty therein IL may from time to
tation Of residences tie sergeant. or pstr0men to
such parts Of the district or to sgoh Of the POLICE
government Of the United states or of the cities of
Washington And Georgetown, as 1t may deem adj
orders through the superintendent Of police, who
shall take the ace OF the mayor OF the city OF
Of the police Departments force ia the said oltles
but always uhjeot to the orders and Iegul atlons
the police force to respect and ODE, the said ssper
Iutendent of police, as the head and chief of the
geneTsi order: of the board Of police
And be It, further enacted, That it shall be the
ali times 1a n Of the d.y 81 a5d Wy tss boad
les OF the .aid police district, to preserve the pub
to prot; ct the lights Of srsoas and of PropertJ
guard The public health; to preserve order at every
the streets, roads, alleys, HIGHWAYS, and other
p'oes; to provide . proper police force at
property may be protected; to protect stra and
travellers at stesmbo n and ;EiP landings and rail.
Observance of Sunday and regarding pawnbroters,
NOOK auctions, ections, eam ding, intemPeI ance,
lottery dealers, Migrants, dsOrderly pers Ins, ana
the public health, are promptly enforced and TO
enforce and obey all Laws and ordinances of the
CITY councils Of thu cities Of Washington and
Georgetown which are prOperly appiioAb to police
or health, and not inconsistent with the provisions
of this act"
1t will be seen that have no furthr control over
the pOlios OIcs aud have no power or right to en-
force the ordinances Of the town In regard to dis
orders or nuIsances. In all such cases complaint
must he made to and redress obtained from the
United States police whose sergeant will be found
at the guard-hOuse near the canal bridge, High
street.
Ii ma, be proper to state that this police sys-
TEN promises to be the bsst one G all respects for
tho preservation Of order AID the prot cotton Of
sons and property, tIat has eyer existed IN the
District of o.umbia. II gives GeoI etown force
of gevent en- policemen free Of expeus In lieu OF
q very feeble one which has been heavy charge
upon our Treasury.
Although l have no immediate control of this
police, yet, being member of its hoard, will
always be ready to hear the comp iaints Of any of
our citizens in regard 10 luIsances ard disorders
to which the police may fail refuse TO ri Oper
attention, ana will endeavOr to have such remiss
ness corrected.
II xI be e1 2ected of q good citizens that they
will countenance ana sustain this new system to
oc I-2awSw HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
DOTATOES.
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The National Loan.
From KENTUCKY.

PROVIDENCE, r l.. Oct. 1.-THE subscription
to the national loan In this city to-day reached
$500 600.
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R..rfercements Ordered to Kentucky

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1s Yesterday Gen Sherman
telegraphed an urgent demand for reinforcements,
and on the arrival Of Secretary Cameron here, or
ders were sent for 5000 troops more to be sent to
Kentucky Immediately.
Louisville may now be considered safe. An
important action in central Kentucky 10 expected
shortly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

DESCENT UPON A RANcHE-Detective Allen, Of
the Metropolitan Police, having obtained In
formation that the upper story Of the house form
erly occupied az a restaurant, on the avenue, near
Sixth street, was used a. a gambling room for
negroes, detailed q squad Of patrOlmen with
Roun dsman Cronin 10 make descent upon the
establishment and take all hands. The descent
was made last night about O'Clock, but the
gambeS-ten or a dozen-who were there when
the policemen approached, vamosed and were not
captured, because OF their having been notified
moment before the squad gotin. The whole ma
chineTy Of a regular gambling estaolishment-as
costly and complete az most Of such establish
ment-were taken, including the cloth, checks,
DC. The arrangements were evidently Tor an en-
tensive business this winter.
An UsIusr CHARsE.-Tbe charge against
Misses Mary Mcdonald and Caroline Reed, for
stealing a SO gold piece from q person named
Mary Drummond, noticed In yesterdays Stas
az having been Investigated by Justice Dom, We
learn, turned GU, to De utterly un.SPPSr.sd o..
dismissed the charge. The accused parties
are respectable persons, and II 10 but due 20
them that U should be thus made known that
there was nothing whatever found On which 10
base the charge.
DISMISSED -For four days In succession Jus
particularly to Arguments Of counsel, In case Of
false pretence, brought by +. Danaise sgsinst A
J. de Zeyke The charge WIS that the accused
obtained $500 by |" false token and fAlse repre-
tended 70 show consid business transactions
between the parties and the arguments Of coun-
sell Justice johnson dismissed the csse: Mr..
Lloyd appeared for the prosecution, and Messrs.
Davidge and Laskey for the defence. 49,.
SECURITY FoR PKAcK.-Ysterdsy, J. p Bsllou
was arrested by the Metropolitan police Tor assault
and battery on Mrs Phipps and her son ltseems
that the parties are neighbou In business on
Seventh street, and the accused com plnined that
Mrs Phipps' show case, In which she exhibits
her daguefreotyPespe specimens, oosrueteo the view
Of his show window. A quarrel about this re-
suited In q sesss, which csnsed the arrest. Mr..
Raliou gave security for peace before Justioe
Donn.
FAMILY JARs.-Lsst night Mn. Edward fit.-
gerald went % the once % Justice Dom, tznne
Der children with her, and complained fhsf nef
husband had assaulted aud Strucf be-, and sne
was afraid 70 STAY st home with him The ns-
sand wa, arrested by the police and held 70 seeuf-
ity for peace.
= Cnculr fCouk1.-Ths ostOOsr term 81 tais
court commenees on Monday nexi.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
DEATH OF FArHER Widely

BALTIMORE, Oct 19.-The venerable Thomas
Wildey, the founder OF Odd Fellowship In the
United States, died suddenly here this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

INDIA RUBBER GooDs We are pleased to state
that nop all kinds Of India Rubber goods, in
Guiding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing,
&c, &c, can be obtained In this city at MANN
IaetKrer'S prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse,
sos Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets &C 16-W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

CINCINNATI, Oct IL The Gazette says that
General Fremont's removal will take place early
next week, probably on Tuesday, the order hav-
ing been handed him by Secretary Cameron.
Gen. Fremont asked delay Of few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

Orders Sent to Europe for Army Weolens.
NEw YORK, Oct Is 1t is reported that the
Government intends sending large orders to Eu-
rope for making army woolens. The rumor has
caused considerable excitement among the manu-
ia cturers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

BRILLIANT CoLoRED BALL was given Thurs
day last by John fayn-, for which he deserves
great credit His managers we're polite and gentle
manly, his music good, his ref. eshm nts plen-
tful and M, guests can Justly the elite of
Washing ton. Tor their de pertinent was truly wor-
thu of imitation. uts) SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

STARTLING BUT TRuE.-The Volunteers are
brsying the dangers of ever, Scurvy, Wounds and
Cholera. Many gallant fellow wIll leave MS
booes TO blraoh, VINO, By the aid of Holloway 5
PIIS and Oiatmsat, would have returned q, his
+ mily strong and hea thy. Soldiers, thy them.
Only Is cents per box or pot 90 A-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.

DThough The STAR Ia printed on the fastest
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
Is 50 large to require II to be put to press at an
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

CoRREcrIoN.-The Julia Thomas mentioned II
quad house cases in the star of the 18th instant
IL not the julia ThOmas who lives on Thirteenth
st., between & and ID, it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

THEATER The theater is crowded nightly
Miss Denim, Ben Rogers and the Bland COMPANY
continuing to prove cards Of the first magnitude
Tonight Miss Denim in two parts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UPON the 49, h instant, bay M ARE,
Il with military Saddle a d Bride on
The owner is req ted to coms 70 ward, IN
prove property, pay oharres, and take her 90
away ppIy a, A. K FOWLER'S Livery Stable,
on 18th st.. bet NJ and ~. oc 1885,