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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EETARX-,
TUESDAY, ErES1xG, Feb. II, 1857

TuEaDAY, EVENING, Feb, II, 1859.
The cnly movement to-day wurthJ Of note Is a
rise OF x per cent in gold It opened ut yester
days figures. viz, 81 buying, and az selling; but
the receipt Of dispatches FROM New York. eta
ting that per cent premium was the rate there,
holders Immediately advanced prices to that gure,
ard IT wns held firmly st that Buyers offered 81,
but few II a1y purchases could be made. The mar
ket in Chicago is controlled entirely By the figures
ruling in New York. There appears to be no con-
siderable demand among the people here. -''
New York exchange is sbundant Some Of the
bankers have been glad to sell to brokers at par,
the buying rate from customers. Should the cup
MY continue 70 much in excess Of the demand, we
see not how even par can be maintained much
longer. The nominal ceiling price dB &c, but cas-
toners can readily obtain concessions on round
lots.
Couroae-Thc Traders' Bank, E. l. Tinkhau1,
Esc., Cashier, offers to cash the coupons Of the
2 $40 United States bonds due Feb. 70. Holders
will OF course take due notice.
al1IwAuKEE-TheS Sentinel Of this morning gays !:
The banks yesterday reduced the current selling
rate Of exchange on New York to X Of 1per cent.
premium This has been the ruling pEice for sew;
rate Bu!ing rates yesterday we're irregular, Va
i, and this was full as much as round snms
would command. Our quotations arc at present
as tol1oHs:
Buying. Selling.
Eastern Exchange .par@ 4 prem. szprem.
Specie. @ak prem. 8 prem.
| Treasury Notcs----... h@ 4prem- IS prem.
| The disposition amongst nearly al our bankers
isto place Treasury Notes on footing with othel
| currency. but there is etil limited demand fol
them at premium Of Il to Il, and hence we con
tinue to quote them at the rates at which they are
bought and sold. The demand for specie contin
ues exceedingly limited. The banks all repor
| currency close.
| GALEEA & CHICAGO UNION RAu;RoAE.-Thefo fol
lowing are the earnings Of the Galcna s Chicagt
Union Railroad for the week ending February s:
1861. 1862.
Freight. s1a365.s7 s2i,125.19 s7,759.s2 Inc.
| Passengers. 5193.67 4,I53.5O 440.I7 Dec
Mails, Gc.--. 5000 1,250o0 10000 Inc
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REyENuE.-Thc fines asscssesscd and col
lcc:cd at the Police Court yesterday morning
e:ddcd 5000 to the City Treasury.
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TUESDAY EVENING, February II, 1862.
The receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
commerce during the week. and since the 1st Of
January with comparative statistics will be found
in the following tables:-
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO DURING
THE TEEk ENDING FEB. 8.
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Fridays New York Cattle Market.
EBy Telegraph TO F. L. Wcs's Commercial Letter
lG4 Lake Street-l

NEW 1UNE-4 EU- II, 1562-
Average number Of bu1locks sold weekly, 3ts6
number last week, 3,400. Prices laet week: First
quality. s@sEc, medium, 7M74c. Ordinary, tic
extra, gEc-a,cra.e. t. Prices today have ad-
ranced about &c. mostly On first quality The
Tor sale at Fotty-fourth street. with quite brisk
business. and promises to close better. with 500
head more expected. Full particulars tomorrow,
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FAlsE A1.ARm.-Ihc alarm of tizc last eve
nirg was caused ly bonfire upon the Ogden
Skating Park
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ATTENTION. is Called to the card
Of Wilson & Merriam, No. IS Clark street,
agents for the collection OF war Claims
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w Cook j. Mclean. Is Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Gents
garments less than any ether house In the city.
ee263y
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N1EAI@ReEc1veut t0-uays St7o0" 1u fECttsc0
last week. 1888 ,43o bu; shipped, 500 bu Notwith-
standing the rather depressing news received BY
thelast European steamers, the market has ruled
frn-there being good speculative demand as
well Us increased orders from the East The get
tlemcnt Of the Trent affair has tended to dissfpatc
all anxicties with regard to foreign market, and
operators hare consequently been more actiyc in
their inquiries. Winter Wheat Is very scarce, and
prices entirely nominal.
To-Day the Ju1as news tended to render the
market quiet at the opening; but towards the
close. under an active speculative demand, it ad-
vauced a@4c per bushcl. sales were - follows
15cc bp No. Spring In store at Tic, LOCO ba do
at T4c; II, oh1 do at T1xci 1,o00bn do at 7;sc
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TEE YATES PuALAS4,-Frank B. Marshall,
Of the Yates Phalanx, Is now stopping at No.
Kingsbury Block, where he will attend to
any business connected with the regiment and
receive recruits.
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LIVE uOGS-Receiyed to-day, 715; teceiyeu
last week, 25,0o4; shipped last week, 411. The
supply to-day was very light. and the market was
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An EATING uousE-N here the business min, OF
1aboter get meal suited to the extent Of his
appetite and the state Of his purse is one Of the
the necessities Of the city. Such place is kept
by S. Il. Thompson, No. So Dearborn street.
fah1n,9t
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sB- A most admirable instrument is Hyatt's
Patent KlliIe and Scissors Sharpcncr. Small ones
for family usei large ones for hotels, meat mar
kets, &c. Every machine warranted to suit. For
sale at No. 15 Custom Housa Place. jansI-1m
~ Go to John Jones, 11a Dearborn-st., audge.
your clothes cleaned and repaired. upy17
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TA1Es11SEs-Mcssrs- MeNally d Co. in
vito the public generally to an. examination Of
their opening display Of elegant Valentines,
which takes place to-day at his old and well
known stand, 81 Dearborn street.
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Flour and Wheat In store In M1lSvau-
kR6s

The stock Of -four and wheat in store at Ail"au-
kee On the 1et inst, ascertained By the secte-
tary Of the Chamber OF Commerce. was as tolo"s:
F1onr b,Ia -. 60.3t4
Nhest. $4,000
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SENDRIES- following table shows the
closing quotations Of the articles named:
SrNDRIES-The following table ehows the
clos;1sz nuotations Of the articlca named.
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IAW EccoKs AT AUcT1oS.-This afternoon
tt So O'Clock, Gilbert, Sampson and Warner
will sell at their auction rooms No. 81 Lake
street, the1aw library Of the late Judge Barron:
In the above will be found many rare and
valuable works.
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pRANCH FROM BROADWAY.
- NEW YOEK-AI OF
il0ya's Great Military Maps
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

AgeAts male female CAT make IS per day selltus
aloid's Great Steel plstc Military Map and Gazetseee
price 50 cents. Lloyd'e $1e9 oQ0 Steel Plate Topo
srapnica1 Map of ErEria ve feet sausre This y tbs
only AinI used by GET MtC;caa-woFth $.0-prce 81
cents .loyds otncial s;ee4 Plate Map of Missouri
worth $cice = Gents 4!oy1s q Railroad Map Of
-ud-psice Is cents Any one ordering either Of these
aps can have theiE mone5 returned Il not satisfied
Mans sent where receipt Of price In stamps OF
q1heIylse and ts1 ee9ts to Ply nostsS;e Asdress
| turers Agent P. O. Box 2552.
Agents will he sup!tei large discounts. Maps war
/ ranted. Send Il 90 Tor samples.
just Issued. the best Map Of Kentucky IL existence.
Steel Flate. Cu1ored In Counties fnnI feet square.
mail ALL ORDERS FOE FIX WEST MUST NOW HE SENT
! Tth THIS fFFrtK
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DETECTION OF CoENTERFEITS--E.-N n. Bow
cr, compiler Of the couate.teit Detectior, is
now sojourning in this city and expects to call
uron the business men with his charts, which
arc valuable to the public for the facilities
they afford Of detecting counterfeit bank notes,
drafts, checks, etc
, 1862-02-12

SoIREE.-We understand that the social tea
on Fulton street, which comes off this evening
promises to be quite a success. The large au'
dicnce room Of the church has been specially
prepared for the reception Of the company
after tea, where an hour or two will be spent
in social intercourse, unrcstraincd by any for
nlnlities, and enliyencd by music and slort
speeches. All arc invited. Tickets 50 cents
Ill refreshments included. Can be had at n
Shirra,s, 16S West Lake street; J. e. Reed s
Co.'s, LA Lake street, and at ". G. Holmes
ITO Clark street.
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SPLENDID PoULTn1.-We arc in receipt Of
a@fbronzc turkey and Cayuga duck, splendid
samples, from the Summit Farm in this copn-
sty.
:Ss4Tlc ttbronze turkeys" which derive their
name from the beautiful bronze color of the
male, have been raised at Inc farm for short
tine only. From the favor Of their flesh they
arc supposed to be a cross upon the wild tur-
key. The male animals have been known to
weigh as high rs thirty to thiHy-fiye pounds,
a1d the females as highas twenty to twenty
five pounds. With care in breeding, it is be-
licved their weight may still be greatly in.
creased
The Cayuga ducks, which are raised in great
numbers at the Summit Farm, are said to have
originated about Cayuga Lake, n. T., and have
been brought to their present size By crossing
upon tie largest ducks Of the country. The,
ure generally black in color, and when full.
matured viii weigh SIX pounds 4 few aget
nao1cs hare reaehcd eight pounds. Their fiesl
il re1y tender, and greatly sought after bycpl
curls.
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SHIPMENTS or LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO DU-
RING TIE WEEK ENDING FEB. s, 1852.
Week endg Since Jan Same time
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CAUT1oE.-In calling for that excellent saieratus
D. B. De Land s. Co.'S. Chemical SaIeratus) be
sure that you get what you call for as there arc,
owing to its great success. Numerous limitations in
the market, put up in the same colo1ed papers. Be
sure and get that with the name Of D. B. Dc Lind
& Co. upon it, and then you Will be sure you arc
right. dtsw
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MURDER At WILLOW SrRHGs.-Thc Coro-
ncr received intelligence yesterday that a man
named Turner, living at Willow Springs, a
short distance south of this city, had killed
his wife with an axe No further particulars
were given. The Coroner leaves for the local
ifT4n-dax ta hold an incuekt
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General ii Offices.

FOUND-Last Saturday, on Nor
l. gan street. ue AZ Hubbard, 3 S1LvEk WATCH The
owner Laye 1t by proving property and paying for
fe1lkts72t
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E~ John j. Dcehun, Cardwritcr aud Penman at
Bryant & Stratton's College. Call, or address him
with four stamps for samples Of cards and pen
manslip. fe1s-3t
, 1862-02-12

II The great and sudden changes Of onr eli
mate are fruitful sources Of Pulmonary and Bron-
chial affections. Experience having proved that
the simple remedies often act speedily and Ger
tainly when taken in the carly stages Of dieease,
recourse should at once be had to Browns Bron-
chial Trochcs,'' Lozenses. let the cough irri
tatiou of threat be ever 60 slight, as by this pre-
caution more serious attack may be cffcctually
war1cf1 off
, 1862-02-12

Coon R1DDAScr.-James Leverc, a profes
sional confidence operator, who has long and
successfully Guided the endeayors Of the po-
lice authorities to entrap him, Was arrested
yesterday for yag1aney- Hc was fined S100.
and the execution suspended one day to al
low lin 10 leave town, which he promised to
6n
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BosroN DASKs-Thc statement Of the Boston
banks for the last week compares with the pre-
vious week, and for tie corresponding week Of
1861, ae f0lloWs: -
Jan q, &C.. Feb. 3, 'Ga. Feb. 4, 81.
Looms. $G3,u25,131 SGs,ti2s,f93 S63 264 ,31s
Spccie... e,562,175 S5@,4S3 4,6!9,063
Deposits ...- 24:03o77G e35co,asl 1s,1Ao93
Circnlation Gas4e6s 6asOzg9 6,sl7,643
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Mns. BosIw1cK's So1REE.-Thc late musi-
cnl eoi1ee given By Mrs. Bostwick for her pu-
pills, was very numcronsly attended, and pro-
bounced ty al present 4 thorough success.
The principal feature Of the evening WAS the
performance Of 'Senliramide,'' which was
most admiralty rendered. Miss Dc Pelgcom
presiding at the piano. The success Of the
pupils reflects the highest praise upon Mrs
Bottwick's abilities as teacher, and has crea-
led general desire that the opera shall be
repeated in public before larger audience.
We trust that Mrs. Bostwick and her pupils
will g1atily the desire Of the musical public
and give us tue opera at IN early day.
ARREST oF PuGIL1sTs-Thc police of the
South Division, headed By Capt Nelson, made
descent on Monday night upon sparring
exhibition, gotten up and conducted By John
McGlade, one Of the principals in the late
prize fight with Bendigo. The house where
the fancy had congregated is situated on the
Archer road, near Bridgeport, and kept by one
Freeman When the police went into the
room there was at first a show Of fight, but
numbers and an exhibition Of clubs cooled the
bruiscrB down quickly and considerably.
Twcnty-six arrests were made, and the partie4
taken to the lookup. McG1ade as the ring
leader OF the af1air Was fined $50, Freeman
keeper Of the house, $40, and the inmates
numbering many of the shoulder-hitters Q
the city and some from abroad, were mulctc
in the sum Of 50 each
, 1862-02-12

CmHcH HFEsTvL-Thc ladies Of the North
Prcsbyterian Church will hold 4 festival on to-
morrow evening in tic basement room OF the
church. An elegant supper and choice music
will constitute two Important features Of the
evening The excellence Of the charity pro-
proposed to be benefited, and the FACT that
this is the first call the society have made
upon the public, s1,oald warrant liberal re-
sponsc 10 their appeal
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CITY MoRTAL1TY.-The city mortality for
the month ending January 31st, 1862, is as fol-
lows:
West Division. 81 Not stated. d....--.-.. ii
1buIH.
North. -S3 Total ia
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxyII,h CoNGRESs-secsnd sessi...
FRIDAY, June %

FRIDAY, June 20.
sEsATR.-Petitions, asking the passage Of .
bankrupt Law.
Mr.. Morrill, presented a petition from Maine,
asking the repeal Of the gitive slave law, ana
the emancipation Of the slaves OF rebels.
Mr.. morrill, offered q resolution directing the
Committee on Foreign Affairs to inc uire into the
eJpediency OF the appointment Of consuls 20 ports
on the Black Sea, recently opened by the Rus
SLAMS; adopted.
Mr. Doollttle intr Dduced q bill TO grant lands
70 aid in the construction OF the North Pacin,
Railroad; referred.
The bill to incorporate the Guardian Society Of
ID. G., was taken up and passed.
The bill to repeal an act to prevent frauds ON
the Treasury was taken up and discussed during
the morning hour
The bill defining the pay and emolumenu OF
certain army officers was taken up.
HousE.-A communication was received from
the Secretary Of War, in answer to resolution of
the 10th inst relative to the protection Of the
White House.
Also, one enclosing a report Of the Adjutsnt
General as to the number Of regimental chsplsins,
their pay, stations, &c
Mr.. Price, OF Mo-, called up the Joint resolution
authorizing the President 20 appoint Commits
sionef to examine and adjust claims for the nav
ment Of troops actually employed In Missouri.
and who have not been provided for by law:
which was referred 10 the Committee on Military
Affairs.
Bills on the private calendar were then taken
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
QUIZ MILITARY BUDGET.
AN ACTION ON JAMES RIVER

AN ACTION ON JAMES RIVER.
On the l7th tie rebels opened on our ships OF
war In James river, from the bluff st City Point,
lat 9.45 a. m } by artillery and small arms. Our
squadron there returned Tie impertinent attack
with shen and shrapnei, silenoIng and driving
hack the rebel force.
COMMODORE FooTE ON GRo6.
Commodore Foote, writing from Cleveland.
Ohio, to friend here, takes occasion TO express
his sincere gratiacati with the movement OF
Senator Grimes TO abolish the spirit ration from
the naval service. He declares the Senator 10 b
a real benefactor to the service.
GEN MCDOWELL INJURED.
! On the day before yesterday Gen Mcdowell
was thrown from his horse, which fell with him,
injuring him severely He was 90 stunned az that
II was at FIRST feared that the accident wou q
prove fatal to him. II Is, however, understood
here to-day that he soon recovered, and expected
to get into the saddle again to-day. He was near
Manassas Junction, we hear, when the accident
occurred.
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W.sH1NsToN. Nav 2s, 1862

WAsHINsToN, May %, 1869.
This 10 to certify that DR.. Tumblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consum ptlon.
r. CLAY DORSEY, United States Capitol
THE INDIAs HERB DOCTOR
will describe dIseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Hines, without re-
ceiving any information from them.
No charge for CoRSnltdtioH or Adrtcs.
DSace, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyi.
yaaia avsnue, corner 9TH street. je 2-H
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Coz REWARD-For the apprehsnsiau and :
90 nysry to ne, az the village Of BID. A.
G %as man snin As SsPTif puRs MS S Of
property Of n II. Warning, deeeessj. Of the -
county and state aforesaid. Albert Is YER IL
when spoken to; aad about feet Is or II lrche. IN
hight He IL we'll known in Washington, and is
give the above reward no matter where taken.
Dl0NYSIuS SHERIFF.,
EXT of I'll. n. WSfrinY,
The Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro "a
settle eesy until forbid and charge the advert SCI
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DEAFNESS -SIsHr.-Perzons suffering from
either, should apply without delay at Or yo
Moschzisker's Opthalmic and Aural Institute
~ PENNSYLVANIA avenue je lists
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
PIC Mic.

fIC Nles
ssiP GLuB, on TUESDAY. 4. 80
s4sh of June, at ANAL STAN GEN
ISLAND. as it vii re one Of the -
hnest of the season Boats Will be ut the foot OF
Hlgh street, Sc pry 90 convey pSsselgsrs 70
and from the L. Snd. The CCmnuttee have made
every srranF Isn't for the enjoyment OF those vEo
favor them win their sompsny, fhs Pic Mic will
CONNIE oe at o'o,ocf in me afternoon. olosine st
II o. ock a. nsht; Tickets 50 cents adm stins q
gent emGn and laeieI- CommIttfs-l. u, NsSder-
werken, A. G. rIaihe-, and w. III. Mills, Floor
Mauager-A. G. Prather j - ~
Grand Excursion to GlymOnt
BY CAPITAL LIRCL T.,
Brotherhood of the mon, on WEDNESDkl
hORNlN6, June 26th, for the benefit Of the
Sack aud Wounded Soldiers
located IN East Wsshingto The Committee CT
ATTsn sniebts would respe 1tfuly In
form their friends and the pu bli. that 81
every effort has been MADE BY them ~18es1zzs<3
tor the eaioy ment of all; the fine steamer KING
PHILLIP having been engaged.
The beat will leave Navy Yard wharf 81 8
o ciook q. M, for 6lymoIt where the day will be
spent, retur ing 10 the city at seasouable hour.
FIcke;s ONE DOLLAR, sdmil ting a gentle
man and ladies, TO be had OF the COMMITTEES.
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
rs. 0ENHAM,
jsso-4t GEORGES CUNNINGHAM.
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PFC Nc The second annual pic mic Of the
Evening Star Association Of Georgetown is an
nounced for Monday, June %, at Green Spring
Pavilion. The Holy Hill Band has been en-.
gagged.
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ONE OF THE INSTITUTIONS Of Washington II
the Dollar Store, (43S Pennsylvania avenue, neal
AZ street, where ara displayed an immense as
sortment Of Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware, ali
for one dollar. Take look at IL. j-l9-6t*
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CENTRAL GuARpHoUsK CAsEs-BsTors JHStic
Walter Thomas Johnson, drunk and disorder
ly; fned g o.. Louisa Williams, disorderl
conduct; do - IS Sarah J. Johnson, do fne,
81 Ellen Golden, drunk aned 81. w. Groves
do fined 81
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BOARDING..

BOARDING Choices II oOMs, commnnscatinx
- on third floor, with BOARD, in h:st class
house. Apply at NO. . irdisna svenue. IT.
ElOARDIN6-A gentlema5 connected with one
ID of the Pubic Departmerts desires q we'll far
d shed Room and Beard in private family where
there are lev or no other boArders. Terms not TO
exceed 81 IN Se per week A horse vhers there
are warm, o II sad shower baths and between lou
and Goth streets, would be preferred. EAddrosS
stating term, Enginser." ofise of ths Star. z
jsf0 81 = ! -
rTNWO ROOMS, with Board, At No. laS Tbir-
Il tesnth street, between 6 and n. Also, krst-
olsss faess Board-mesi hoars.sssa aa7 o'esock.
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DKNoMINArIoNAL CoURTEsIRs.-The trustees
Of the Methodist Protestant Church, Georgetown,
have rendered the use of Ii { charch to the con-
greqation Of Bridge street Presbyterian Church,
while the latter is occupied as Government hos.
nifal
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FERMENTATION hospital stewards and
Others connected with the Medical Department
Of the 9Th regiment New York volunteers, took
the occasion last evening to present beautiful
sword and belt to the surgeon Of the regiment
Il. Mickey.
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GRAND GERMAN PIC MIC
Geo. Washington Beneficial Assoc'n

A 6r.nd Pic Mic Of the sboys Association will
be Elyen at AN LOSTAN ~~
,SSdAnnp; Opposite seorsetovI, on $3.50
CONN erciDg At 10 o'oocf o, IN
=, NO pains nor expense VIII De tpared to render
this one OF the most aEr eeab,e festivities Of the
teason, every comfort and couvenienoe suitab 10
tor the occasion and every accom- nodatIon viii be
etoroed TO tic 5 who pay VISIT to the Pavilion
on the above 1aJ-it beng the opening OF the Island
A GOOD BAND OF MUSIC has been selected
music.
I'll. sp' endid steamer YALLACCA will convey
the visitors ACROSS 10 tie leland At the foot Of zt
street steamboat Wharf, GEORGETOWN.
Those tho wish to drive can Pass over the As6e-
duct by the wsyC 6eorgetowp.
Pc soEs have en- On &gej to take good care OF
all hors and We cles or the Is and.
Tickets E iftT &c: Is, admitting gentleman and
aides o ohArge for children.
Proper O-icrrs have bee.. engaged 10 secure God
o. der ana de- .n;n.
Tickets CA be procured of the Commi tee or NJ
Ferry.
M. RuIp-l, j. Goverustor,
A. HooIer,
MANAGERS.
Philip MehJhng, n. Psro,
Daniel e II. 6eorse DlindaFer
John PheIEer, ie % ats
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GERMAN Pic NIC-Ths George Washington
Beneficial As-ociatiou announce grand pic mic
for Monday, the ed inst, on Analo1tan Island
opposite Georgetown good band is engaged
for the occasion. The Germans generally get up
very agreeable festivities Of this kind, and we
doubt not this will be success.
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REAL ESTATE SALB.-Wall Il Barnard, auc-
tioneeIs sold yeste-da afternoon In front OF the
premises, west part Of lot No. 81, in square No
254, on P street, between Thirteenth and -Four.
teenfh streets, for 75I cents per square foot
Purchased for Mrs. Bonnet.
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OAK HILL CEMETERY An election for difec
tors Of Oak Hill Cemetery (Georgetown) wa
held yesterday, and large vote was polled. Tn
following were elected John Marbury, ST.,
A. LazsnbY, Charles A. Buckley and w. w
Corcoran. The three first were on the last board