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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-07
GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs
EDUCATIONAL.
THEeARAY INSTITUTE,

EHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
~ 1927 AND 1929 SPRUCE ST. PHILI DsLPHII.
The Institute, conducted for two arc pssG In
an her niece MaI.Xg D'BER-I.i-, a9or ia .
same principles as the one "a Sew Yo--, sstan
lshed there In 1914, vii reUpGH sttt ne Christmas
holiday, on MONDAY. January 9th, with lie us1Si
ample and ccmPlete provision for tie educ.ton o;
Young Ladies', under tie direction Of Msdame
DHeTvIlly. Circulars. and al requIGIts InfOTma-
ton, can be obtained application 20 the Princi-
pal. ja7-Im
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INSTANTANEOUS cure Of Corns, Bunions, Cal.
losites, Inverted Nails Warts, and all diseases of
the feet. Mr.. Demond, Surgeon Chiropodist is
enabled, by peculiar process, to eradicate the
most painful excrescences In few minutes with
out the least pain or the slghtes Inconvenience to
the patient Consulting hours from nine a. M to
FIVE p. n, at his Office, 353 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel. Best reference given In
this city. feb slim
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The MrAsMA and foul vapors generated by the
hot sun will be far more deadly to our volunteers
than the enemy's bayonets. In the Indian and
Crimean Campaigns Holloway's Pills were used
In enormous qualities. They kept the troops In
perfect health: Only IS cents per box. Soldiers,
supply yourselves. 2l7
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"ILLARD'S HOTEL.
Ocu!ist and Aurtst.
- DR.. +. A. Won MosCHZISkER,
From Clinton Plsos, New YORK. has arrived in Il e
city and opened his Offices at
227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where he oln be consulted on MalsdIes Of the
EYE AND EAR
requiring medical and surgical trsetment
DR.. VEd MoscHzIskER j: the .avsa: = and intro
ducsr into TIE medical practice OF the
ETHEREAL EAR INHALATOR,
for the treatment of obstinate cases Of
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
He 10 also author Of the lettsrs published in the
New York and PhiladelphIs papers
treating On the prevention Of
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING oFcAN.
NON, &c.
DR.. Won NJ has for the past fourteen ycars devoted
his speoial attention 10 the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And possesses the testimonials of some of the best
known public men in the Union. who h-ve been
most successfully treated by hIm for the
RESTORATION OF SIGHT + HEARING.
AID.
-, From Professor MoakE,, Baltinlore
o to aeT
ton that by your skill and ju igm snt she has been
have have befs G me her 'e'fSa@On inst could
From the Hon. Senator PEshl
81 re % DH. Won MoscHzIskER: am ETe.l, Obliged
Deafness, and The ski with hio Sou have res.ed
my case, and have no doubt that BY careful Oh
servanoe 81 your directions, my heanEE viii be
permanently restored. 6. ii. PUGa.
lFIon John NJ LeaH, IT., Soz Of Ihs Hon, Jxdse of
the u. S. SHprenls Court
1t le well known TO my numerous friends that
have been deprived OF my hearing for many years
am happv to state that have, thanks 70 DR.. Won
nov as acute as ever, JOHN M'LEAN. Jr.
For several Years | suffered from deafness. DR.
' 81 HSsis ssp L1ttSfed 6sssfEP YEATS
DR.. Won Mosohz;sker most successfully operated
on my eyes, and penehtted nv sight exceediagly.
81. Louis, Sept II, 1858.
ILsttsy from Ret. J. J. MuIon.J
DR. NoH. MOsCHzisKKR-DeeI Sir .-Among
those who have been benefited By your sFillful
treatment, IN diseases lmpArIng the eight IL affords
me great pleasure to add the testimonial Off
gratitude 70 the list OF your pstients. My sight
vas so much impaired during the last eighteen
months that could not recognizes the features Of
acknowledgment Of your eminent skin and sucosss
the treatment OF your Obliged and grateful fnend,
J. J. MULLON, Rector Ct Patnck's
The original Of the above, and hundreds more
testimonials, can be seen ct DR.. MS rooms.
Patients wishing their family physician 20 &C.
company them = witness operations or for the
purpose of onsultston are st liberty 70 bring them
Medical men will be at all tlmes welcomed 20
witness Or. Won nj 3 operations, and examine
some CT the instruments he has introduced for the
fertilization Of OpthaEnic and Aursl surgery.
Attl hoiaI Eyes inserted without causing any pain
Ofhcs hours from .. m. to 3 p. n and from 5 10
fs6i In 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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LIME! LIME!!-Our friend VIM. H. Godey
has just opened a kiln Of best quality wood
burnt lime. Call at the kilns on Rock creek
near Georgetown. e72t
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yesterday, Benjamin Frank.
lin johnson (colored) was convicted In the two
cases Of larceny for which he was tried-in con-
nection with the robbery Of letters belonging to
the LIST Long Island Regiment He has now,
therefore, been found guilty In three several cases
Of larceny.
Patrick Cady, indicted for an assault and bat.
terry on VIM. Harmon, was AGO uitted.
Marx Evans, tried for the larceny Of thirteen
dollars from John Adams, was acquitted
Adjourned.
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MARRIED,

81 fi s & 6ssnY9s g h A iE RsT E.
LAND, sl Of Washington, d. c.
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FAMILIES who have never used Boston cracker
are invited to try those manufactured fresh ever,
day by J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. la 2S-u
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CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-.
larged Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room up stairs.
Once hours from IL m. to p. m. Orders to call
at residences promptly attended to. jan I6- Inns
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PROPERLY CARED FoR.-Yesterday mulatt
girl OF the fancy class, created quite an excite
ment in the neighborhood Of and Thirteenth
streets, by her outrageous behavior in the street
She was drunk, disorderly, profane, and indie
cent, and was very manageable. She said she
was brought TO this city from the North, but had
no; been properly cared for by the party who
brought her here Justice Clark gave her COM
mitment to the workhouse for 30 days She would
not give her name, and was returned by the Ser
geant as Mary Drunk, on his report.
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PETTY THIEVES This morning a man in uni.
form boldly took down a pair Of boots hanging
in front Of Mr.. VIM. Grifin's store, on the Ave.
nue., and made off with them.
dav or two since similar looking person en-
terad Mr.. HoOver's cigar store, on the Avenue,
and secreted box Of cigars on his person, and
got of safely with 1t.
Store keepers should be on their guard
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CARRYIss WEAPONS james Edlin was arrest
ed Yesterday. by PatSolman Parker, for carrying
concealed deadly weapons, and was fned s20.5s
BY Justice Barnsclo.
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OfasisI Account Of the surrender Of
Fort Henry, with Twenty Canssn
and Seventeen Mertars.
The Battle Between the Fort and United
States Gunbeats.

Commodore Feote Hands Over the Fsrt and
Prisoner, CincIuiius General Lloyd
Tilshman and StafD 90 the Army.
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SUPREME CouRT, February s.--No 1Ss John
Maguife, plaintiff In error, W. Mary l.. Tyler ei
nj. 1'he argument OF this cause was continued by
Mr.. Hill for the defendants in error, and con-
clnded BY Mr.. Ewing for the plaintiff In error.
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SMALL Morris IN WAsHINGroN.-The bill in
Hoduced in the Senate Yesterday by Mr. Grimes
and referred to the committee on The District of
Columbia, relative TO the issue Of small notes au-
thorizes the Corporation Of Washington to issue
and reissue notes Of a less denomination than 1--WE
dollars 70 an amount not exceeding one hundred
thousand dollars, payable at par TO tn creditors
Of the Corporation and redeemablein current
notes at par In Washington, or in Treasury notes
Of the United States, whenever presented In sums
Of five dollars or more, the notes also 10 be re-
ceved at par for all taxes and other dues
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOE RENJzwith or without Board: ss No;
II streets, . commodlous FRONT EOoM, second
story, Dsvly and neatly furnished. The looation is
ono OF the most desirable IN the CITY. No ohldren
Two PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
Il ParloI snd Chamber attached, with or without
Bosrd, a. 50 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. fe 7 81
EOa RENT--2 large FURNISHED ROOMS,
y communicating: central location. Apply At
FURNIsaED or UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
II for rent on Massachusetts avenGe, between
I3a and 18th ,treets south side doors fs| lsth
nor sALE.-A snail stock OF FANCY and
It DRY. GOODS, with the TTiyilige ofone ofthe
best stands in the city for business; part GU ary
ie.s. Ui ths good 'wiil and fItures Of the store
will be sold sta Iair compensation; trent lov1 BY
ssiPs at SsS IN street. near the S1rthssfrn
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE-STORE a.d
II FIXTURES FOR SALE.-A store in tbs
most approved business locslIty, inc udipg Fix
fninSs, Em6foIdsries and Millinery Goods, vii Be
offered 81 great sacrifice and possession given
rsnoe, aud al applications - made at No. Is a
avenue, bstveen S.h and 9Th sts s2s-2v.
EoR RENT-Two pleasant ROOMS neatly
IL furnishes, IN hrst-clsss residence IN 8 Gorge
Win Se modofsts. Apply * 81 Wsrt ct Ssofss:
T OFT TO RENT, second floor. 316 E street,
IL near Wtlla-ds' Hotel. 2 by no feet. INCUR IN
the store. iaIS
EOR SALE-The new three-s,ory FRAME
l. BUlLDlN o, sI'ustsd On the corner OF l4th and
) streets north This one Of the very best bRsI-
noss stands In Washington CITY. The hous is
roomy and CONVENIENT. the store room suitable for
would be disposed Of On the most reasonable terms,
OF exchanged for property Dearer Pa. ave; the
eropfle,, wishing to retire from business. Any
affirmation co., be Obtalued on the pTemi ses, from
the prObr,strsss, Nm. I. u. WYNN
Also, TIRES vtiasbie LUIS, on north @ street,
between % and So sta. This proPSS.J ls we worth
the attention Of those viehlag 20 invest money 20
advantage The owner being cn.bs 20 feoIsld tne
thrse houses which were on these 'ots, ana ge-
stro' ed by ere last Jure. is compelled 20 SCI the
property, Enquire of Mrs. RAWLINGS. Tree
doors esst nj the premises. fe l-4t'S,M, WAR.
A RERE CHANCE-@Tae proprietor Of tho
IA City Hotel, fths only Frat coss Hotel now
open IN Alexandria Va..l Is deslfCrs 20 retire
from business. Snu will sell, for talr Erlca; the
FURNITURE, FIXTURES ana GOOD Will,
of the house. EIs lease will terminate on the lst
Of January, 1885, CCs the p-opsrty can d69bt be
leased for much longer term at moderate Tellt,
This Hotel il now doing, and hiss for many years
done, large and profitable business. The desire
of the undersigned to retire from pubic business
is the only iRdIoemen: TO SELL 90 &c could not hope
70 engage In one more profitable. For terms and
PaItiou srs apply TO JAS A Eng LlSH WHO Is au-
ia I5-tf SAm'L HhFLEbOW Err.
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THE FRENpLsss.-Wednesda night colored
man, Ramed Truman, went 70 the Fourth Ward
station for lodging. He candidly confessed that
be was sick with smallpox, and, being homeless,
had been wandering about the stfeets. The pa.
trolman sent him to place where be would come
In contact with no one, and yesterday morning
got q permit for his admission 10 the smallpox
hospital. - - - =
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DR. TAILS LECTURE To-NIsHT Sec an
nOuncement elsewhere % the free lecture Of DR..
Trail, Of New York. Or. Trail 10 an educated
man, and IL thus able 20 treat bis subject In q
manner 70 interest the most intelligent minds. 3
Dr.. Trail win lecture on Wednesday evening
next before the Washington Lecture A.ocE
aton," az the Smithsonian Institution.
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An AhERIcAs PaINA DONNA pleasan,
feature OF the last Wednesday reception OF Mrs
General Mcclellan was the advent OF an America
cantatrice Of fne musical powers, Miss Kate Dean,
native Of Ithaca, New York. She has studied
seven years under Bagioli and other Italian mas
ters, and now appears with nnely-cultvated
sweet voice Of much compass
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FRozES TO DxArH-Last Tuesday night sol
osf wa frozen TO death IN the slave pen In Aleu-
laona This has been used for guard house
roe The occupancy Of any Individual, and those
M. N tnere In state Of drunkenness often suffer-
Internally tOm exposuYe. IE-'
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SERIOUS DESI.-Wednesday afternoon, a
man named John aorgan was driving Govern
ment wagon on n street, near the national print
his seat and fell In the road. One OF the hind
wheels passed over his body, ipjuring him, IL is
feared, seriously. The roads are In no condition
now for fast driving, and any who attempt Il risk
their lives and limbs as well as the penalty Of the
law In such cases
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The Navy Department, At two p. m. to-day,
received the following highly important ais
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WANTED-Every person 10 know that sm in
w the market, ready TO pay cash for all articles
In the housefurn!shlug line. Those leaving the
city, or having surplus, Will do well to call. R.
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh st, between and III sts.,
least side,) Dealer In New and Secondhand Fur
nture, nOI6
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4, A SOLDIER sHoT.-Last night two soldiers Of
the 9TH New York cavalry, went to the house OF
William Sullivan. on street north, between
Eighth and ninth, ana Knocked at the door.
soldiers entered and took seats on lounge near
the door. The man asked what they wanted,
and they replied they wanted to stay over night
The man said they could not, and ordered them
out Three other men and some women came
Into the room, and the order TO the soldiers to
withdraw was repeated several times. They
were about leaving, When stout dark cofnplect-
ed man came In from an opposite footn and ssked,
"Aint you going," and drew pistol and fired,
the ball taking effect in the body Of Timothy
Sweeny. He was removed to the res:mental hos
pttal at Samp stonernan, where the wound was
examined by Surgeon Chas. l.. Hubbsll, Of the
9TH cavalry. The ball entered in front about two
sch and liver, ana was extracted behind.
The Witnesses were brought before Jtstice
Thompson at II O'CLOCK to-day, and the above
statement 10 Substantially - given BY John M.
Howder, who was with Sweeney at the time.
Surgeon Hubbell, who examined the wound,
stated that he believed II mortal, though there 10
a bare possibility OF recovery. sweerey was told
that the wound was mortal, and being sensible,
made dying declaration, which was committed
70 whiting; and in order to make Ii legal evidence
before court, Justice Thompson postponed the
examination till az O'Clock, in order to get the
declaration Of Sweeney under oath.
County Patfolman johnson came to the city last
night and obtained the aid Of Roundsman Curtis
and several of the Third Ward patromen. and
went 70 Sullivan,s and brought away VIM. Sulli.
van and Mary Sullivan, Horat9 Trunnell and
Mrs. Trunnell, who were found in the house
They are now In pursuit Of another man named
Brown, who was there at the time Of the firing
but escaped arrest. Howder saw the prisoners
but says no one Of them is the patty that red the
shot
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ROBBERY AND ARREST On Wednesday morn
Ing, about half past two O'Clock, the clothing
store Of J. II. smith, on Seventh street near F.
was entered by robbers and goods amounting In
value to about $500 were stolen, consisting of
coats, pants, vests and other goods usually found
In clothing store. One Of the parties (both Of
whom are very respectfully connected) to the rob-
berry, William Hendley, began to reflect upon
what he had done, and went to his brother and
revealed the whole thing, and told where to
recover the goods. The result was that patrolmen
Dom and Handley, of the Fourth Ward police,
arrested Edward Magee and carried him before
Justice Dnnn, by whom he was committed to jail
The goods were recovered, a portion from the
residence OF Magee, and a part in an old stage
coach at the corner OF Eighth and II streets.
They got into the store by taking a stepladder
and scaling high wall in the rear Of the build
Ing, and after three attempts succeeded in forcing
the back door. They armed themselves to resist
any interference, and locked the elves in. They
then proceeded to pile up the goOdsthey designed
to carry away. About 8 900 worth was piled UP
In the 6Oor, when they were frightened by some
noise, and went away with the goods which have
since been recovered.
Magee was acquitted on Tuesday, in the Grim
inal Court, on charge Of robbing a man Of $3.50,
and this offense was committed the next morning
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WANTED-A good BARKEEPER one who
w understands his business am ca bring good
references may hear of q good situation By sd
dressing Box $50 Post Office, stating age. salsry
expected, &c. fekSt
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VANTEp TO RENT--A Pew in the
Box Is Star OfRoo, ial
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ARRESTED FOR DIsLoTALTT Last evening n
young man, named Francis NJ. Wheatley was ar
rested by Ofdcer James w Allen and Mr. George
r. Hotchkiss, for uttering disloyaI sentiments,
and language favorable to secesh, publicly In a
restaurant in this city. Several witnesses testified
against him before Justice Johnson, by whom be
was committed 10 the custody Of the military
guardAt the central station, subject 10 military
orders. He Is native Of this city, the son Of re-
spectacle citizen Of the Fifth Ward who was yerv
much excited by the arrest Of his SON on such 4
charge. The evidence Is very strong against him.
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CENTRAL GUARD House CAsEs-B.foys Jssties
TBompg0H.-John Stillings, James Wine Gard
ner, James Jsmison, drunk; turned over to the
military. John Dru AZ, drunk; OIL % Geo. p
Shsfer, drunk and disorderly; 81 81. Lawrence
taiaed for judgment. Henry Allen, arrested a.
deserter, and turned over to the Chief Of Police
Of Elmlra, ~. Y. He bad enlisted in the Home
Guard here, but owed his service In q different
regiment
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POY WANTED "a genteel Colored Boy from Is
- to 20 years of ageI as house servant, and to
drive carriage occasionally. Apply at this office
or st 122 Washinrton street, Georg etovn.
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WANTED TO Notwithstanding of large
w dun HORSE. with black tail and name, at
boxes left In 1t on FRIDAY, the 24tA utlmo The
driver, being Intoxicated st the tune, could not
The Star Office, so they can be found will be iber-
ally rewarded. fe S-erSts
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z Y K A Nd EAR.

No. 22T PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
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WANTHD:1We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DlN6, Tor which We are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housekeeping, or
having surplus of furniture will 6nd il to their
advantage 70 give Us q oal.
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
je E-o No. $50 9Th st.. betv. and sts
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I osT-0n F5iasy lss.. " getting ont OF oar,
Is5ss f. H.Y Fzss NH sis "a l:
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4 0ET.-A SEAL RlN6, and o FOX HEAD
- SEAL, attached 20 o ring, with comedian set
05revaId viii be given 20 whoever returns the
Arcoles % this once. deS-d
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LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN.-FIom the Post Office, February 9Th,
- light forrel HOkSE; white face, and ~
right fore shoulder. A liberal reward will GA
be given for information leading to his recovery,
on applying at this ONCE. fe 7-I%
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WANTED-Sutlersa and Soldiers TO know that
w they can buy CAMP STOVES and TIN
WARE cheap Of H. J. GREGORY, 321 Penn
avenue. ial6
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ARREsI OF Nh. JESKIss.-Mr. Henry Jenkins,
OF this city, who has been within the Confederate
lines for some time, returned to this city few
days since, having come from Norfolk to Bait.
more under nag Of truce, fer the purpose Of
visiting bis children here, who had been repre-
sented 70 Mr.. J. suffering for the necessaries of
life On his arrival In this place, Mr.. jenkins
reported himself to Gen. Montgomery, and stated
the circumstances under which he visited bis
home, and received from Gen. M. an order en-
empting him from arrest, except for misdemeanor
or offences against civil law. Notwithstanding
this, last night Mr.. Jenkins was arrested and
taken 70 the Provost Mafshal's once, where be
was detained all night, and was this morning.
with two other persons, carried to Washington =,
AlszdadYid Local NsUS.
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WANTED-Book to post and accounts to ad-
w Just: BY prseuoal Bookkeeper Of ioEg expe-
eouutant," box No. 25 Post Ofice, Washington,
ID G.. feblwr
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4 OFT TO RENT, second floor. 316 E street,
~ near Wills-ds' Hotel. q by 10 feet. Inquire in
the store. jaIS
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h near Blsasnsburs. Boy AST0NEYt "a 81
CkAWFORD. commonly called Tonsy, He e.
half; grave countenepee when spoken 70. n
with soar in one Of his eyebrows, coca
lett in,Noyember last. viii give al6o 70 have
nm brought home 10 me. -
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A SECOND HAND SEWING MACHINE
"A wantsd, OF the latest improvement. aEd must
be N coed order and sod at q bargain. Also,
waited to hire young Woman Who understands
saving on II. Apply. by note or in person, at the
oHhoe of z. b, LLOYD & CO, Attorneys for
Claims, Pensions, and Bounty. corner of Seventh
and T. streets, second door, from 10 TO O'Clock
daily, fe 6-Sts
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EtOR RENT-TvO pleasant ROOMS, neatly
Il furnishes, IN hIst-csss residence IN s Gorge
will be moderate. Apply At / 81 Wet Ut George
town. de l7.G
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Two RESPECTABLE GIRLS Wish sltua-
L tions In respectable private famlly-ons o.
good cook, washer and froner; ard the other as
dren's clothes and is willing to do chambervork
and assist with shIng AID ironing. Would lIke
70 obtain situations one family il rot, NIL take
last emp oJers. Address u" Star Once.
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Il UST6Un The evening Of the 4th instant, two
fayor Of Capt. Ire q: Abbott or bearer, the other
n fevor OF Capt g. w. 6rummond or bearer, each
for SS6a 80. Ali persons are hereby notified from
neEoue1ng the same, as payment hiss been stopped
a noeral reward will be given for their return TO
Ster Oflce. or to CAPT GKUMMOND, Anna polis
junction, Baltimore, Md. fe s Sts
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NOTICE.-The person who took q pony built
~ iron grey HORSE, saddle, q c., from q
the corner Ct Willards', on the evening IN
By returning the same to me at the Park Hotei,
7th street J. d. MCINTYRE,
Re J2tS CAPTAIN 4th II. 4. CavnIry