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True Democrat., 1862-12-24
-- President Lonez, he dictator of Paraguay


 MARRIED-on the 25th ult,, at the residence of the brides father, in Jefferson county, by the Rev. Mir. Annjs, Mr. F.. C. GALLOWAY, of this county, to Miss Kate 4, Walton, of Jefferson county.
 By Elder C. " Kennard, on the evening Of the 9th ins at the residence of the brides father, on Black river, Independence county, Mir. JAELs M. ARCHER to Miss LAURA 0. L. TuNsrALL. At the residence of the brides father, on tbe 9th of Nov, 1862. by Judge Jamas Il. Smitlf, Mir. WILLIAM E. HAMMOND and Miss MARY E., daugh- ter of Alexander Seh9r--all Of Hickman town ship, Scott county, Ark.
  DlED-At her mothers residence. on the 27th Nov, 1862, in Clark county, Ark, Mrs. ELvRA SMALLEY, after aniilness of several days of typhoid feye- She was a member of the Methodist Epis- copal Church South, and had been for some years, a faithful member and good christian She died il. the tiumphs Of q christian faith She leaves q mother, two brothers and many friends to mourn her loss. r. E. D. r. Near Monroe, La, on tic 10th of Nov, 1862 Ger. GEO. CROCKETT. Geo. Crockett lived to good old age and ditd with the esteem and regret of al who knew him.
 In Fourcho t3wnsan Pulaski county, Ark, Gu the .9th Npy.. ls62, JoIN TuoIAs, son of Thos, J. and Louisa JUyAer, aged years and months. In | ell county, on the 18th ot December, 1862, | MARY CUH&NGHA5I, vie of Leroy 5. Cunning ham. She was p3us and exemplary member ot l the Christian Church though afflicted for many years bore her suteIing5 with patience and forti- , tude, and in her doa{h, in her life, illustrated | the christian character. She leaves a bcreavcd 1 husband, many relatives and large circle o! | friends to mourn her death
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

All our present subscribers will be furnished with the paper, until their subscriptions expire kter that, they will have to be placed on the foot ing of new subscribers It is now, over month since we refused to take new subscribers, until we were certain we could get supply fpaper.
 The advance in terms is matter of necessity and we regret 1t as much others can, but it can- not be helped.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
Dc II cost Of nv S2 per week

N cox sUARP!--I am bound to sell, and win sell inc EA fist unity If not eore- my farm, situa.ed Naumefe toH z2 miles from Lt5e Rock on the main Fort Smith aud Lttte Rock c1ad lhe best stand on the ls D consisting hundred crock bottom land (a in tine b9ttom} abGn OD aces in gd state of cult ytiun several good cebns to live in, and the well water H the county will sell all for st0 per acre ia Confederate money Call coon you will loose chance Enquire ou the premises JNO. ". MORELAND, Jr.
 n5c 2t 4t*
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

FEDERAL VIcToRY ExrosED-Sometimc aceo the St. Louis Republican contained report, from a Col. Rennick, Of victory lie had achieved in Missouri. Capt. Woodsmall, who whipped Ren- nick on the occasion, has furnished us with state ment of the affair, which shows that the federal victory was one over a W idow and unarmed men, Capt. Woodsnlal' letter is worth req ling as show ing of what stuff abolition victories arc made, and of the barbarites perpetrated in our sister State Col Ronnck to his accomplishment as a liar adds that of cold b.oodcl murderer and petty tyrant. Read the letter:
 LITTLE Rock, Dec. IT, 1869. Engroa TRUE DEMOCRAT
 .Siy: I noticed communication in the St. Louis Repubican from the abolition Col. Bill. Rennck, in which he reports an engagement between DOT ton of forces, commanded by himself, and my re- cruts on the l4th of August 1862 He acknowl edges that he had 2a0 men and one piece of ar tillery. and puts my force at l5O men. Justice to myself and the-men under my command inlpcis me to give true sketch of the affair.
 l left the army in Mississippi in June and cross ed the Mississippi on the 18th day ot July, 1862, fer the purpose of recruiting III Platte and Clay counties. in Missouri. Our operations were secret, of course, and confined to the nighttime, but by the 18th of August, 1 had temporarily organized six companies. On the night of tbat day. 1 ap pointed rendezvous on the line between the two counties, for the purpose of organizing company and mastering it in the Confederate service. At two o'clock on the morning ol the i4th had forty men, all told. sent two oi these tor ammunition
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

ADyAxcE IN TERMs.-The price of the paper and enormous cost connected with it, makes 1t neces- sary to increase our subscription price. Our terns, hereafter will he
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
LLrrlr NacE. Dec. lltn. lsEs.

LiItLE I1CK. Dec. 4lu- I8T1. This is to certify that Mr. JNO " NI1GEA1ND is uo.a member Of my neat and that his appears being absent without leave ty altsiaie.
 J. Il. FLETCHER, Col
 Caal'dr 21th Ark Eer't.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

EET ANTrD To HIBE-A negro hoy girl by tHe 7 month year. to do house work. Enquire at f.ia sign Of the ELK HORNS Dec Fl liz
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

TOT one yeaF'' ''' s10 VV For six months,. ,....,........... uO
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

S0aLD PEWTER AND BRITANNIA WARE wanted at my |1 shop, for which wi. pay 6 liberal price.
 Dec 24 It's F. ". HEXEKIAU.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

TT R. c. 0IEE. offers his services teacher of Mus0 1sA the higher mathematics, ancient and modern Ian gIaGes. He calls the particular attention of beginners "a piano to bis entirely SySl, the result of hs inC. sujjes. It promises complete success en ths desu ' difficult instrument. ..o payable in advance. -,,---- .,r--,, IVY. 9r p2 prn,-',s s,s Df,IJg STORE. Doc 2l $w
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

A FINE BUGGY HORSE FOR SALE. "a Dec q ~ L. E, CUNNINGHAM,
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

s,trp.yfD from camp near ths city post the eN- G Is'Gts4 ina following described horses t0it: }4S3S psabt Iav horre about t6 hands inches high, c Iat,, lind feet white, branded c 5.
 R sogre horse hands high, heavy built, branded s
 isA gorrel horse nearly l6 hands high, branded S. Il9rk brown horse; l6]& hands higs, branded Q s.
 Iitcra reward will De paid for their detention return to fbis Post. JAU C. PEAI, Capt.
 Doc 24 2% and X. q. M, c. g. A.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

hereafter, will be
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

UH NIDEIANN, Professor Of Music rcspec .flly h. ELs forms his patrons and ends that from the lst au- uary 1885, he will add 50 DOT cent to his u conse- quenoe of the high prices Of all he ascessares s
 Dec 24 It's
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DIED,

On Sunday evening. the 18th inst CHARLES
LnISS IN the 9Th year IF his age.
The triencs of the fami are fuvited to attend
The iUn' raj from bis late residence On Tenth So
south OF the Avenue. at o'clock on "Wednesday
Bib, aged -, gounget daughter OF jacob and
hnpS Dreamer,
reQuF sted to stteD her funara! r On TIE resi-
dsnes OF John II SEES fore, Ne 26f u street. o. 10
o'clock to- morrow.
On the SHh December. at the residence of Thos
C0s-. MARTHA. dau sh ter of the late Charles
William in The 2ist year OF her age
Her friends and acqusin snces sre respectfully
invited to attend her funeral. from the 1. ninn
Rrtht Church, ON Mstrert, srtween 18th AMI 18th
at o'cioch Wednesday, the-S'st IRepuh a..
On the murpirg Of the th after n short hu {
paints; Illness, JosEY II. X, youngest child of W
A. and Ann Barnes.
Fsrp~riI. my deariittle Josey,
SSu Rave gone hume To rest
To prepare = sFat in .-Pavcu
For your dear father AMI mother
Among the Saints ami hirst
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BAfcEHLoSs Ham DIE.

! -. ING ofSE tN Nt WI9ftd.
William A. Bachelors csie hrsted Hair Dye pro
duees color not to DO distipxish from nature
warranted not TO inyurs the sr In The lest; REM
sdies the Ill effects of bad dy~s aud nvfssrst~s th.
Hair for life. Grey, Red or Raev Hat, insssss,y
turns . splendid Black Brovr, isavinx the Hsir
s1it and beautiful. Sold By AiI DsusxiTts, He
y The Genuine IL sisned wILEIAx A. BFrons-
Lon. - the Joxr slider Of eaek box
--2[...- Fdefory. No. 81 Barclay s.. Ness YORK;,
N My Lsts 2S Broadvay ano' 10 Bond stJ
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,Ispli R-snER 6ooos-rt n no. nscssx.rv for
NJ; H. 4. Hall 70 s1snerats ths aiasrsnt styles
ana binds OF Rnbber and 2usta Psrcha masafss
ssfec g9ecs that &c keess en- h.aa hs keeps ker
prices siyen BY hi: asteItdats vii: eooviaoe any
Snc that sis estaai shet 10 really tho only Iss,a
hsoo9 Horeacrse, and II located at 0 Pa syen ls
next docr to Messrs. Harper Mitchen'a dry socls
warehouse. between 9Th and 10Th ats, de s-tf
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FuS SoLDIsRs TRUE vnIESp-Por over sforty
years o. "r Holloway has b~eH ID, yine an Tn.
xrmi.. OF r"p. With hi: rita and uin.a.nt-
fhay h. yixy mr. ED Themselves the only medicines
ale e, .nrs X. gov. cases Of Dy-eatery ScurY..
eores. Tounds nd Anu, es: Every hna psack should
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DEn RAsLI IxprA kUBssR Qasns-Mr., q. A.
light dat enished Goats; also, dull finished Pon
ehos extra larss fises; also; ln. OF blue Enyish
Talrss. very long 1t Si0 EACH also extra long ana
hight tin vel shtl Ru bber Oapea with sleeves which
he IL selling atmanusastursrs' pricsa at his Indis
tween 9th and 10th sts = oc ID II
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MARRIED.

yara; MANUEL PaRKER to MARY yfRGiSiA
NICHOLS. all OF washins ton,
:, On Msdnesday a4th Dee, by Rev. Mr. Moaroe,
HENRY MGkKhY; ~. of Washington cyun
of tie late James B. wosd Esq OF the civ Of
Washington. iBalto. Clipper copy.J
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INDIA RuBBEa 0oops.-rke piaee to buy yoa.
Rubber Coats; Lsyxins, Camp 8isake ts, Hsvelneks
aasssssaeks and SysTy srtieis sssae from Indis
whore you can obtain them at csAce facturrrs
: Ssis es $40 Panna. avenue, between 81 and .sss
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= fos HOLIDAY PKxsESrs. beautiful spproprsses
ana cheap 60 to tho Dpilar Store, No - Prnnsy i.
supply yourself from their really magnificent stock
OF teve'ry and silver plated ware dec Him
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cAUcIfoNSALBs.F
rH,s AFIARNooN AeD rs.1OKnOW

ny gRtgS& WILLIAMS. Aueti..eer.
FAat,VA .4s,is spwELIIsG aoyss OF -;
liz stnF se..as-ry. /. ss.uss .s.ss ri i. 10,
e S.ESo.ss % al sers slaiutids ana usary q.
10 ~ :, ~ decree wi Srosss{
&c e.s ~ ne sfisrreSsl IN. fSissias rrs.sls
Al ,Lst p.ss Or e4-ea Of land In sA. ety ..
.ss L X. IA ssss n -. 1 s.s.
Al a.. ~, s's, ss ses ~ fe-t on strs.t
ss!LtI .iss ,hs tsrsestsrv Brick ssiiaiss sts:sed
ZEN. OF sale are One ,hirI cash, ~.
da. In 20 equal iust.inept. az 6 .na !, ssoass.
sse.rst o. iTas st:':s e.
Ii the tern be not implied win within Eve
ons sal. .sa ,st y s7 r.sss.
- pnhie notice 9TH time and place 81 the risk
AIS t,-t 81 the purchaser In default. 81 -
81 eonvsysneinE st the p1rchsserk cost.
den.a CRepI GRREs a viii iaas. asss,
E,J. @. MCGUIRE CO. Auotianeer.
DkRIMPfORf SALE OF NEW BuoKs, SUIT
EvEsisG. pnssmb-r sss' esma.oein. ssp p.nI
heu, - ro sas s.' 81
luund Books. seit.hls Tor PRESENT. during tAs
ALnuss srd Abe as. souvedirs.
bsstry Histories. christmss Tales,
de n TKrpi O. MCGUIRE a 90, A.ess.
ByJ. C. RrGrIRR CO., Auctiopeer.-
TECsrEEs Sale or DWELLING HOUSE
sya ,.TH sT.srrs .ass.-or TUEs6iY Afrfn-
s Seos :, ,issr, sn st Cs q Ne
sses, u.s, s.d ssiT Seerrdss in Liser J. A. a.se'
81 s.t sa e. s ssSss s
gyis Segsr. Imser-d tht-. hundf ed sua tvess'
hsr III te beng igs feet ~ iseh-s from the pt~s
section OF ieth aud q -trrsts. th-rce eaet NO fes4
svets - faet tbsse. sa1h Is fss tssss. vs.s
f. rEe az inch. thrHc- sou tbr~e t3D feet o.
s nnss :. . the iest III t:ssTs Ala
NJ the rsst Hire 81 said Lot esrht, 90 heinr one
Of isth ssd q streets, thence south one sandr.z
thHl feet thence vest twenty Ave Isl feet, thoor
hvs fzsI Net to the place Of besznnins. tor,es.,
with ne improvements. consisting Of = desirsbss
TIrms: sI.se in cash; the remainder in ana q
n"nihs with interest, secured by deed Of uss1
Al cnuvrysncins at the cost Of - rch,.er.
1.-THE terms Of sale he not complied with vitAss
20 rc'-l At ehe visa aud rspen-s-or the d@fsut1ss
pnrehaSer' ca cHs yrssk5 notisg IA the H-spts1
dc s-sn&s. ! q Moot fRE 1 CO .ASes.
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctione-rs.
A ICTlUN SALE 0s HoTsEHaLD- AHp
~ ~ kIrcnss tesS,yuEE On wEDsEsD AZ, tss
LTtesne. OF lsntistn.n ssslisias hsa.-krcptnr
eeEer, sssortnrntef FurnIteTr, rIE '
hsaossny Sofas, chAirt, kocters snh Tables,
mah8sans prtr'nS Bureaus, ss-hstsi.ds sd
JsLry Iisd aud Cottage Beaste.ds.
feather beds, HAIR. cotton-toP and Husk Mat
Tire ply ! PgrAin ard stat Carpets.
China, Glsss and Grocery Ware
And n.n, other articles too numerous 10 epsmsr-
d.sa GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aues..
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GRAND LARCENT.-Suntay night, Il colored
man, who gaya his name as Thomrson and 4
CoicTEd woman, named Isabella Tay ior, were
arrested by Patriotism Frankiin, for STEALING
lrCfn CIV. Bennett, T. street, NJ ri Tenth, boxes
OF seears, sardines, mixed candies, pr'sarv yes,
pickles, bottles of whisky, pipes, bottles of pep
Both Were sent to Jail for court, by Justice
Clayton. '" 80. .s,"' = p - =.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE a. CO. Auctepeerr
(rnUICE BUILDING LOT IN PkIsTIsG or
~ IIcEs erAEs Al AroTIoE-0n MONDAY AF-
TkkNooN u. sth Of January, At half past fear
tir.hl- lot- in rim ling ON So uzre said lot fro<
ing e fe.t4.s Inches ON ist street west, runnins
ono lot in f's square from the corner OF ii snt
1t sr-e's ssst and s,usted nearly in front Of tAs
pnrrhasc Of the printing ofice by the G.vernus nd
thA section OF sshington has rapidly improved
n,.nt or inrestsnSnt Is to 5. una The oit1 4,
~esi in IN. rear 6f TIE iots freHiiss n It. '''
mo- tbs secured y sde.d HftTu.t on IN. pren..~s
NfAEsHkLs sALR.-In virtue of three vriu q
IVA 6eri acias ISSUED from the Clt rk on ce OF
Circxit Co rtof the District OF COLUMBIA, feg t.s
Ia pubic Isle for cssh in front Of The ostrf
h"0se door az ssid county, on TUESDAY, thessk
sad is In ~qusrr No is IN the city 81 " sshinst.s
C., T. e Iher With al and singular the imprs,e<
s1,y ths7o6' sS ,nc isyisa TPOn As =.
z TsSssr and "a and s Nav y t.r -s,s ss g
10 fayrr ofH.orxe J. Johns~n & c., .ad vs. p,
DE- u dt- q. s. a.rshsi Do
MAhsnALS saLk.-In virtue Of . wit OF GEO
l't fsriss, rn judgernent Of coudrrnnstion ie-se<
Di.tric, Of Columbia, for the coaBsy az Msssins-
ton AID & me- dir cied will expose 20 pn bi esa{s
fT rih on RE. f. vac s sSS St hSScs door OF 90.
lsfs at Z clocs all Robert W. Hughe V rir4I
tit eIsim AMI iptrr.sT in and 20 squsre Ne "a.
sss =. tbs snS Sns4asd sso tISss
said sou' in the city OF Wssh<nEtnp ~ O., rsSs-4
s and Il. = .s 70 ssi &
term. i-GS in favor Of L. G. Carrngton, RAcAsI
Hewlett, stTrisbee Of R "; Hashe; ,.,-
A. isdts q 8 MARSHAL ID o.
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SIsT TO Tfnfr OLD CAPlroL,-Godfrey C ,ray
i7th Virginia, Philip I.oseless. of Proves
Guard, Stapntcn- y a, SaIni.. Kerr, 18th South
Carolina, Henry Wilson, 18TH Virginia, an
John Weaver, OF Georgia regiment, all Rabe
Spr1toner, were yes terCiay com mitted to the Ole
Capitol prison..
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ARMY poCToRs ~ TRoU BLE.-Dr. PyunS. an
assietsn fsargeon IN the. hospital Of the Third
: A tmy Corps, and DIS III. Hail, atas Hunt,
" 70 coumtstsd to the Old Capitol prison, yes :
aterdsy. by Proyost Marshal Doster, charged
with iies ally obtaining TIE discharge ofsoidiers
frCri the ser vice Of tho Gefrrnncnt.
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RESTAURANTS CLoaEp.-The following
drinking SALOONS have bser closed BY order OF
the provost guard, and the proprletors or -eaci,
fined $40 for selling liquor to soldiers: r. ~.
VIM. j. Dickson Fourteenth street west, near
street north, and JAS. Mitchell, Capitol Hill
Nc hg1or was fRrTned. over to the Provost
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PEEsENTATIoS.-Br.AA. J. Baxter Surgeon
IN charge of Trinity hospital, having been Or
dsred 70 duty in the Held thr attendants of that
hospital on Christmas last presented him with
- fine regulntion sword. DIR. b, by his attrn.
lion to his duties and iis uniform kindness ha !
secUrTd the friendship Of all who were unhnr
lis care Al this hosp!al. The preseutatioa
slarSh was made by DIR. Sidney, Assistant
surgeon. .s.t '-f's'
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EEAup.-Wm. Missamar and r. Mullen were
arrested yesterday ny Sergeant Skipper an i
patrolmsn Taylor, of the Third ward police,
on the charge Of Obtaining 1891 nom Bertram
Lines by fraud, on Seventh street They were
locked up for a further hearing.
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.Hr7rICl", About , o'clock this morning,
cincfTs Fuss ana Nc Eslfresb arrested IN Irixh-
NAN named John Divine on the Avenue. for
drunkenness, and took him tn the Fourth W ard
station. This morning, Justice W.i:rr or,iared
him 10 be locked up. lie had a Saiiss which
appeared as II II had been broken omen, con-
p tanning book and pair OF gloves The glovps
anr E;ii~' we're each marked with tine n:iir. \ OF
4. II. WumbouGh, company K, s3th N Y y v.
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ALLEGED SPA man named Goodlcy was
Wilson Small, on the charge Of being spy.
= 9codsy claims TO be suffer OF the Eleventh
NrW Jersey volunteers, and says that he re-
sfdes In Tiosa county, Psnnsy Iva MA 1is ltly
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MANS OF Ju RoEs -DsAws.-fes.erday, in
pursuance OF law, the names Of the folio wins
gentlemen ere drawn by The Clerk Of tho OR
cult Court, 10 serYsyas jnTors fer the nskt an
nary term Of the CireuM Court. The dra wing
took place the presence OF the Regis ler Of the
City, and the Clerk Of the Corporation of
6eorEsfo~r, as required by the act or Con-
O. -Ganck, q. ". Stroud, Thou,ssPwceil.
Thomas A. Newman, Allen Dodge, John L..
kidwrii, L. z. u uren, Jarnes Fraser, Daniel
Walk II. p Taylor, lspnismia Darby. Joseph
Eeiby Is. Sezxxs, RID. . !7ens. ?. H. Bell ". A.
Kennedy, Charles Church, James A. Wffitams,
Joseph Aedriek, w. v. Newkirk, John Wag ner,
1t. L. Sherwood, James NJ. Towers, and u. l..
Sheriff. ...,-.~ .s-
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SKLL INs BY SANPLK-4The firm Of Brown a
.Meiick was arrested on Saturday by city con
sfab.s Hurdle, for selling Gookst by sAnpi,
without license. The case, was ruled before
JusNsssI thompson, who, after hearing the evi
dence, fined thu firm Sss and ad vised the partie.
10 comply with thelax-
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POLICE HHpoRTs-Sscopd y,r,c;,c, .,,,r,d
smith: drunk and disorderlv: fined 81
THIRD Preeine4-Jonn Divine, druns. dis
ulisst d. .
fctTh fre1nc.-Wn. Bruff, John Eaies,
dIssiTd'Tiy; fined = each
St1tA iTecaict.-Janes. Mankins, drunk: Jos
rrt;,."i drink and disordefiy: turned yer L,
military. George Fortune, threats fined a.
lh'S. Maniey, sleeping in market; dismissed
IsSih Prerino'.--Chts. Smith, intoxicated; dis
missed
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ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS F0R SALE.
Square 54-Lots ), 4,6,T,S
Square s5-Lots Is, 10 -
Square I01-Lots = oe, 10, 80.
square l22-2l feet front Lot f., -. 49,.
Square 1S1-Lots Ia, II, IL, Sub. 1T. 81 -
Square is2-Lots4 8, 6, Z.
Square 499-Lot ~
sssare s1f-Lats I, 3, 3. 4,1I,l5.
Re-. A-Esst half OF Lot S, on Missouri avenue,
Also, a frs, class DWELLING in the First Ward,
and one in the Fourth. 80 p. :.
For particulars inquire OF -
JAS. Y HAhDAY, Real Estate Agent,
no q colin Corner of Ps avenn and tenth at.
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DANGEROUS WRAPos.-Dennis McCarty,
rag draler, Was rested Sunday niSht for
threats OF violence TO Miehsel pKsrfs: He
wassrarchPd, and n billy made OF a brass tube
lifted with Heather rtrsps for convepieuce In
rstnF In lfsht, Was found upon him. When
be maize fha threats Ia OKeeis, he exhitied
somethinE o Ks-fs thought q pis nol, hutsvhlch
said 10 was found by him In a los OF OBI metal
which he rad purchascd. He denied aay'tn
tsntior 20 harm O'keefe, or that he eafri-d the
BILLY as a weapon. He WAS ordered topay 81
e'sss1 $50 I'll. - 70 l.-.gssl eSa =, - 'fasu
THE FhnsEDxPARpsssrs-<Js evsniax the
INST rsgut lar nifetinS Of khsk WashtoRtyu Fire
department. was held g tnss Gel ain , = Engine
Hoee'i sllthe eorpanies With slie sx esp ION Of
we've ,rspresented ME-. W.. q. JHiass, % tho
Union, Vice President, noSkIthS chair Mr. L.
- HOFFMAN, of fhs Wests1nt "a WAs VA All :
mousBy elsctrd TreasurerS NA.satzher busi-
n''f peeiie en.l ny sfrs y sHre
CoLoRED MAN BnuTALLY TRKATED.-Oa
sunday rnornfng colored man was attacked
on Fonrth street east oy soldier and two
cit;7rTt< ohe Of Thopi Knocked him DO wn with
% sgick, ent auoth-rI bit on one OF ,hiss fingers,
The police werseer The spos iu,xas atsl y snef
p.rpttfsfors me eoiSisa psos a = % 'S -
having a aSdtfse Of &c iassy u the hands Of
rms io~oaee. f's NsL..s l.sIeec spv bF-oda
wAsHfseros Orr hPosr Orr,o.Sss.ir Ae
Nortberh mail made up IN xuci dispAt 'hsdafson
our city pfsce on Sunday xxfterseoaI last, Goa
is,, nsa suty1ons tApu. AZ sd shrce hundred
,sEAxa 4
CoAI--ySix- bea,A tssded IN all vitn six hun
SiSd and ,stxY-nine tons OF coal, arrtv we'd at
rohsoC'maisi Cos c,sfssg.l II efss isT-Ss
h'"osS.S 90 seisSb h55'r Y ed a. os,ss
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And ihs psLi s-sersI, ftE ss..sseas. A'Mx
"a sssss 49, t "a a.. - ssssT:
sss Re :. sss s STs ,ss &c.
:s.sss ssss =; 9! - ti.eA ssstrv. &c Gess
@ 81 ~ 20; e, - fis: "a -
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: FOURTH WARD ST kTfeS CAaEs-Dec ~ :
ADtnnls McCaTty. thrt'its OF personal violence:
hued 81. Mary Dove and Barney McIntyra
dl=cTcer:y; CO. Wa Il. BARNES drunk and dis
orderly; 90. - I. i. Rollins assault and bat
uif; pa'i i"T q iurtiier hraTing. SlIas Martin
running hack without license; fined q r I
AEleIese, last TithnS; dsmisS Led. Sam1 Hack
by, disordeTly conduct do Francis Hackiey,
&c: ard Ill unk 10. William Reese, profanity:
I'"f Tor nearing. Geo. w. i.ockilasin r., =
SelS asts money Under false pretences; ssuhssed
f'o. W. Hall, drunk snd disorderly; loc ked u .,
SlF hours. John Haley. do; fined ar Martha
IUiit =. di=ordeIis 10. .ioii,l Divine, drunk and
suspieioisi lcekati up SIX hours. y
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Barney McIntyfe wtrS,trfe.ted Sunday night
at the Instance OF Mary's husband, who alleged
thai abe, and barney intended ,vio11fng tho
Eevsnshl corsmandmehf The lsyin9A bwa aims
were locked up.
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EfAREAr BAHRAlE.-Cne new sAsxa oekat 10
NJ PIANO RORfB, the case OF whicA-EGnA>
|IiG66 dSfseedf by anusrcidsnf tasfhe,H IL - 81
|5tsSS ieS@ssfwsia. slISfThsss Cd - sis,ss
tenA heuaJtve. N ,EAE1Ga y q ot vsheDsL:
snI-s So .kE ,s-Gzls.ika ,tss7ss vsD I
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j ANDsoMHIHoLIDAY PREsyH rs /

o!ass .1sa1s yust opereA auosher ief of%rIJCgs !
n Handsome Btset 0toth 0LOAKB, 90 Il Isa5rs-
iERseA ssriped Bfoehs and uaotA Lsas sH MIS- IN
. - nsMIstyle., z 81 - ,telsrts IL !
special sttentien Of pufohssert Il invited
ide9 Laa y ~ g s1.a y. W. COLL1I.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30

STEALING DRHsss-Last week, Maria
Smith, q contrababd, living with a coiored
wAs-an. named Somerville, on the Navy Yard,
silk dft6s anafarfoH. Jnfilcer Williams
rrsS~&d her Sunday, and Justice Gun COM
mitted her to Jail.
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US GIN tEhL LISsS = ANs DART, D6Af

And A1Uf LICEN5Hj
all general Licences due th- rorpnrstion of
Georsetern IN the Ist OF Jan4a-y ns1t railrt be
psit within teu says from tha ntA-r-i-- th-J
vii br strictly emf! reed by the Metropolitaa Police
AID potce IL further q that the i.icsus,s FUR
car drays and Wagons all '-x pte TIN is. u
!snusIy next. sBj il psyui@rt e'syad bynui the
18th or that pInnth they also viii be Sttintiy en-
forced by thl ssid police. ..-....
de - 2tswtJkD 10 VIM LAIRD Clark