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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
The Tax on knowledge,

Mr.. Colfax has rendered great service TO
the newspaper press ofihe country in exposing
the exhorbitant nature Of the imposts which
Cangress proposes 10 infict upon it. His
speech upon the subject could not be answered.
lie showed that newspapers are visited by no
less than four different but special taxes, and
all onerons. "By this bill,' he said, There are
four classes of taxes upon the printing Offices
OF the United States. First, it imposes tax
upon the printing paper upon which the news
papers are printed. Second, it imposes tax
on gas, oil, and candles Which thev have 10
use, for every one knows that large portion
OF the work ofa printing effice is done in the
nIght-pelhaPs larger slare Of it that of any
other mechanics; and on morning daily papers
the largest portion of the work is performed
at that time, Third, we tax the telegrams
sent TO the newspapers, bywhich their interest
to the reader is increased, aud which cause
them to be sought for. Then. in the fourtb
place, we tax the income Of the establishment
as Of all other professions three per cent?
lie adds, That besides these there were several
other taxes which will faIlwith peculiar sever
ity upon the printing Offices.
The press has suffered As anuch as. If not
more than, any other business in consequence
of the war. 1t has, however, made few com
plants. No overwhelming lobby. TO represept
its interests, crowds the halls of the CanitaI
1t IS, indeed, anxious to bear its share of the
common burdens But it's compelled to re-
gard the bill before Congress as especially in
vidious and oppressive. Ii would seem as ifl
The newspapers had been Singled out as a mark
Tor laxation}for while other occupations escape
wholly, or with slight inaictons, the purvey
ors Of knowledge are belabOed on every side.
Mr. Colfax's efforts in their behalf we're inef-
York Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
Why TEAsARE H1oH.-Ari,.,,ro.sio,, :.

Why TEAsARE HIeH.-Arimpression quite
generally prevails, that the resent. bipb nrice
of tea results from the higher duties maid to
the Government. This is amistske. for the
duties are oniy twenty cents per pound, apd
would naturally make only that difference in
the price. The true cause is The great rebel
lion in China, which since our own dificulties
have commenced, has been almost lost sirbt Of
This civil war has been raging for several
years, and has lately begun o af1ict the tea
district rendering tea culture very uncertain
and hazardous.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
Respectfully yours,
JosEPH SHARFF.

A Washington dispatch says it is worthy
of note, in connection with the news from
Florida, that the Assistant Treasurer received
yesterday morning his first remittance from
any Of the Gulf States since their secession
Mr.. George Philips, the Postmaster at Fort
Jefferson, Florida, has forwarded ST., this be-
ing due the Government from receipts in his
department.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

At the request of the acting Governor of
Missouri, it has been ordered, at the next
election in that State. every voter shall be re-
quired to take the oath of allegiance It Ger
tainly seems no more than proper that in a
State where so ray thousands are tritors in
act and SO many other thousands traitors at
heart, the oath of allegiance should be reooir-
ed of all as condition of the ripbt of sniff.
rage.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

1t appears from the roll-callof the ad Sontb
Carolina Regiment found at Manassas tba-fs
out OF the whole regiment, only nine ueD.6ou a
be persuaded to re-enlist. --01' OO'''N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

BIZ Il. WARREN ALLE.

A Boy PR1soSER-A St Louis correspond
e ent Of the Times felates the following Incl
dent in the pfs1n pital at ST. LOUISA
little dFumner bag Bas evidently dying. A
Iady.spOke to hials asking if be wanted any
thiHE saToS' was the. Feeble answer. bat with
a sIshiulslsOk at the kind, face over him, he
2 sdidHiB 70 her had sent. him from Mississip-
pi to 6ght and defend her home He did not
regret it, bht wanted to see his mother. He
gave his name and his nother's address, still
looking wshfulIy, as if there was something
on bis mind sAtlast,he sid. my mother is
good wotnaHi toe. zShe would treat poor
sick prisoner kindly, and if she were with your
son, she would kiss him. = ~ will kiss you,
my dear boy, FOR your mother" said She
She kissed him, and 10 a few minutes be died.
sz,ss --Daily Paper. sIgzzL asfzE
81 viii kiss you for your mother ~
The mothers eye might see,
r aavm Naught but another mothers child
- r.; In that young enemy: ~
aat1 And the words his lips had spoken,
s. Had made the -drop=etart,
Is she stopped TO give the toxen
.sTl-l God bless her mOther-beart!
'Iwin kiss you for your mother %
-tIf She knew from what he said
The mother, whom the thus praised
A worthy life had led:
g.nzsf And her mothers heart was bleeding
For that fond mothers pride;
1a ei= 50 she bowed, and for his pleading
She kissed him ere lie died
81 VIII kiss you for your mother -
Oh, mothers Of land
ShaH Within yoHr hearts these words
In fond remembrance stand9
And when your earnest prayers ariss
40 For thoge whose ferns you miss
Let warm thanks tel The thous sht you prizs
OF that fond m0tilers kiss
81 wiz kiss you for your mother: 20
In yon bright ~Orld Of Light
Shall gem shine on her brow
.euH9Mts For that OF rightP
Yes, stlnding at Heavens portal,
The angels answer this
II Something than mortal
That stranger mothers
HEgNnTs HosrE. 1852
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18

SAVOY CAKE.-H Halflb. Of fine sugar, u 10.
offour, eggs half grated rind and juice OF
a lemon Beat the whites of the eggs to
roth, add the sugar gradually; when the oven
is ready stir in th lemon and yokes well beat
en-; sifl in the -four as light as possible; drop
by half spoonful on buttered tins. Sift in a
little white sugar and bake immediately
american AgTiclGlturalist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
SECOND EDTTIO
THREE O'CLOCK, p. N.
OUR MILITARY sUDoST.
IT'S HOWL.


Abclltiopism 10 again bowling 80 Gen McClel-
Ian o. day. e. never before HoncrAbles" eele-
hrsied for their racing qualities inned .iely ssr
the battle OF Bun Run, nevrpsper mea Of hat
ilk, and outside sbolition sympsthifeV generally
around the city, are well nigh foaming a. The
mouth over an alleged prospect Of immedists
European interference In our war on the ons
hsnd, and OF the speedy utter destruction q Ger
Buell's army on the other; one OF which 10 about
es libelY to occur 90 the other, doubtless, though
neither 10 more likely 20 happen we apprehend
than Greedy, Wendell Phillips, aud their alder
and abetto, in and GU; Of Congress TO sbouIdes
muske's In their country's cause.
The remarkable success Of the campaign up 20
this time everywhere, and the absolute certainty
that in this quarter an overwhelming and de-
cisive success IL rapidly approaching, warn se-
olitiondom that unless u can throw the GoveSr-
msnts military plans into utter oonfosfou at oscs
the war viii soon end without the entire over
throw and destruction Of the Constellation e the
United states, and the erection OF q sort % fres
negro despotism under the auspices Of 6reeiy,
Philips & Co., in Is stead
Hence this very last general howl and
screech against Mcclellan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
LATE LOCAL NEWS

ALI sAFH.-The unessiness cf he relations ,,e
friends Of Messu Edmonsfon, Werren and Dor
Aleyandris, by person from the vicinity - Ma
nssscs that they had been captured Or the REELS.
was dispelled BY the return Of the psFts yssief-
dsy sftsr having obtained what they we I fos--
the son Of Mr. Edmonton, who had b en- defsi n~d
~ the school Of Mersrs Reed ana Re-d, sbOut
ffteen miles from Warrenton. Messrs Edmonston
a Co only suffered the loa Of q hotse, which
some one took at one Of the stopping places prob.
sbfy By mistake, ss another was LEFT ins'-a6
The son Of Mr. bdmonstop, an INTEL gent led LAY
be suffered for nothing during his stay In secssh,
Hfer b-oo'nlng accustomed 20 the fare. and oow
6sn petcyivt little difference between the t-sts q
Rye cOfet, lad the genuis< Rio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

risdiction over me on the same subject and at the
| same time; hence II and my late wife were under
the Jurisdiction Of the courts Of this District-an
acknowledged and indisputable fact-1 could not
consider that the court In Iowa had jurisdiction
over US; and the assumption Of the Orphans Court
here Of jurisdiction over me and my children rem
dered void the jurisdiction attempted 20 be exer
cised In Iowa; and upon this conflict Of jurisdic
tcn consider that the court here had right,
and that II was Its duty TO adjudicate Inhnsnced
by these views, resofted TO that most unexcep-
U. 8. Supreme Court, and ] soon found strong
authority 10 contTovert the decision OF the Or
phansi Court.
nrst quote Kent's Commentaries on Law Of di.
vorce, vol. H., p. 100, &C.:
"There IL no doubt of the rule, that the alleys.
ton that foreign judgment for the Iowa decree
OF divorce was obtained by fraud is admissible,
and IL true, 1t will destroy Its effect. All judS-
ments rendered anywhere against party who
had no notice Of the proceeding, are rendered In
violation Of the first principles OF justice, and are
null aud void. Sentences obtained by collision
are mere utilities, and all other ess,tS may sz-
ANIME into facts EpoH tchieh Judgment has been
obtained By fraud. Evs,y party is at liberty 10
shotr that another court tras imposed on BY COILS
siorn
/ also found decision OF the u 8 Supreme
CoSIt rendered by Chief Justice Marshall In the
case Of Elliott VS.. Piersol-Curts, vol. 7, p Cos,
6O9 "Whsre court has jxrtsdietton Ii has
right to decide every question which occurs In
the cause; and whether Its decision be correct or
otherwise, Its judgment, until reversed, Is re-
garded a. binding In every other court. Bat Y
10 iotca eourt) act lcithoxt asthority, its jEdg
n'snts and orders arc regarded as nsliitiss. They
are NOT voidabis, bat simply roid, and form no
bar to recovery sought prior to a reversal IN
oPpositton 10 them. They eonstitHts no jHsfif-
cation, and all PERSONS eoaeeynsd ~ szaetisg such
judgments OF sentences are considered ta lotc
fre,pdsSers This distinctioa runs through all tbs
cases on the subject, and 1t process thar the jsris
dtetton of any court exercising axthorttr orsr
subject, may be sHqNiyed into scsry court tchen
mr. ~ nf fks fo11n 81 nd
brought befors the latter by the party claiming the
benefit Of Sheh proceedings "
II these decisions valid in my case, the re-
guilty Of tres nsssnp on mv hts and con.iSer
would be justified, under the sgis Of the high
est tribunal Of the land, In taking into custody
my children, without subjecting myself to further
trespass by the intervention OF habeus corpus
writs. But will bide my time for 1t 10 as sure
Of coming 40 tomorrow.
1t% SAM'L G.. BARNEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
CONGRESSIONAL
xxsvtr,A CoNGREss-s.e..s s..,s.r.
"WEDNESDAY, April o.

WEDNEspAT, April 3.
SENATE.-Mf. Ten Eyck offered q resolution re-
questing The Secretary Of War for q statement
showing the amount Of Secretary John p. Floyd g
ecceptances In favor Of Russell and waddell. and
the amount thereof outstanding. Passed.
On motion OF MIR. Trumbull, the House ioln.
resolution for the relief Of the owners o. the
Danish bark Jorgen Lcrenteen wss taken up eat
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Trumbull, the House jcins
resolution 20 cooperate with States in aid OF
emancipation, was taken up.
Mr.. sherman addressed the Senate IN In fsvos
and In favor Of the abolishmentof slavery in this
District
YEA large number OF Senate bills weru
referred 10 appropriate committees.
The Senate bill prov ding that ~ ben too OF
more officers Of the same grade serving in the
same department the President may assign the
command tn either ofhcer without regard 10 Sc
niority WA taken up, and Mr.. Wickhfe spoke
In opposition 20 the bill and Mr. Ola In favor
Of H.
Mr.. Csnkling wss addressing the House % h.s
btu when eur report closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

BRANDRETH's PILLS, composed wholly OF veg
harmless to the most tender age, or the weakest
frame, under every stage Of human suffering;
the most pleasant and benign In their operation
that were ever offered 70 the world, and at the
same time the most certain in searching out the
root Of any complaint, however deep, and OF per-
forming cure. b. BRANpRKTH, NJ b.
Sold at No. 2oi Canal street, Brandreth Build
ing, New York, and at the Branch Once, corner
Ninth and streets, Washington, d. C. P s.
Suffers supplied by the dozen. NH 2s-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
INDIA RuBBlR 6ooDe


f77aLa tsi 1-fsf- OAkns sssat sRrzsts "
g E. Ii s;fa n !. :s ss e.; y
" a h funeral VIII ,sks sso. this svsuin. :, s
and N. New Jersey papefs ooDy.t
On the lst instant, FRkDERlQK RuPP, infant
son Of Wm aaa Caroline =. Brown. aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are In
morning 90 10 o'clock from the Tesidencs Of III
parents. No. 39e Eighth street, between u and III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
DRkKE's PLANTATION BIrTBRs.
q n I2RO y

ten, Is a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effectua tonic In the world It Is COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness and is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold By all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
looms. Z. Fl. DRAKE Il Co.,
ap eo3ms 2O2 broadway, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
THE INDIAN HERB Doctor,
From, Canada.
BE WISE BEFORE 1T IL TOO LATE.

Call without delay, and see DR.. TuMBLErY,
the Indian Herb Doctor. By SO doing YOU will
escape the iron grasp Of mercury and other bale
more in possession Of Shst greatest Of all earthly
blessiDgs-Health.
desire your PROSTATE hearts 10 liz,
Your bleeding wounds to cure,
And with the treasure Of Natures gift,
Relieve the rich and poor.
The following 10 a list of the chronic COM
plants which are treated by DIR. Tumblety with
unparalleled success:
Diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, Liver and Throat;
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Fits, St.Vitus' Dance, Rheu-
matism, Diseases OF the Kidney and Bladder, and
all Diseases arising from Impurity Of the Blood,
such as Scrofula or Kings Evil, Eryspelas, ct.
Antbony's Fire, Cancer, Fever sores, Of however
Also, all other complicated chronic complaints
which have bafied the science and skill Of Gallo
mel doctors. "a good tree Is known by in good
fruits" and good physician by his successful
So don't be cast down, be you ever 30 III,
But 90 and partake of his superior skin,
That never has failed, there are hundreds can
Who are brought from death. door, now happy
and well.
His charges are moderate. Mild treatment and
viii soon purify the whole mas Of your blood;
Malignant diseases he soon shall put down,
There are thousands could tell now who lives In
this town.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases
and tell his patients the nature of their COM
plants ar illness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them. No charge for consultation.
Once, No. IL Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner It'll street. mar 81 I'm
LINE LMKm LImEn!-The subscriber has ON
hand one thousand barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
he having dissolved all connection with any other
nj eats or 10 of ina
ment, &c, and which will be sold low for the
cash. [mar 2e-u1 WIN n. Cooley.
HEALTH FOR THE soLpIERs-For one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet, ten perish from
damp and exposure TO night air. Small doses Of
Holloway's Pills taken every other night will
correct all disorders Of the Liver and stomach,
purify the blood, and insure sound health to
every man. Only IS cents per box. ~.
DR.. WHITE, the Chiropodist, 10 a wonderful
bad nails, etc. is perfection itself Suffer no lon.
ger from those terrible evils but submit their treat
ment 70 the science and skil Of DR.. White, at 426
Pennsyivania avenue, between n and 9Th sts.
INDIA RvssnR sooDs.
India rubber Sheets for protecting chtldren's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, q Is each.
Rubber Ponchcs and Blankets combined, % So
India Rubber Coats, white or hlaeh, o. so each.
And a. S Sins RSSSsr eoRea.p including Rub
Der Boot and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for 6otties,
Door Matt, Under sheetings fos seds-in sickness,
India Rubber Warehouse, Ns Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. T}@H feb LIT
ALL PERSONS can find ths best stock Of Cloth.
Ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near r.
- =, 49, - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
BOARDING.

ROARD-Two ls-ge Front Rccms, Furnished
~ Gca. tul.abls FoF gen temsn snd lsdy or two
gentisWtn. Pleasantly entrusted. az 500 r streat
between "a and 81. Terms mo 'eF:'e. mn . 7ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

THE LOSS OF THE REBEL Vessel VAN
DERBILT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

oRT PULASKI INVESTED AND ABOUT
TO SURRENDER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE

is unrivaled in the world.
No other Dye hiss been analyZed.
No other Dye produces such fsultless colors.
No other Dye can be applied 90 rapidly.
No other Dye 10 so lasting In It's effects.
No other Dye improves the texture Of the hair.
II has been
Analysed by DR.. Chitton,
Chemist 10 the Croton Water Board Of New York,
and certified by him TO be az harmless as Croton
Water. His certificate may be seen at the estab.
lishment Of the proprietor.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADoRc, e Astof
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and sp-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, ~ 50, and 50 per boz, suootding to
sire. No 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

FEDERAL GUNBoATs ATTACK PORT
JACKSON, NEAR NEW ORLEANS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

OFFICERS Of the army should bear II In mind
that the finest collection Of Field Glasses Is to be
found at Messrs. Franklin & Co.'s optical estab-
lishment, "a Pennsylvania avenue, between l2ih
aud 18th streets. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

sTHE PLoT "-Pess8ns whO went mp yestef-
day (Aprii } in seareh 81 the s-c-sh csve'' In
A. i.yrt.. Sd.iass aver that after careful examl
n.tloa they couIda't see il" There must have
beSn some mistake about the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

ARRIVED at Ca1ters Wharf foot of 10 4 street,
schooners Mary r. Stephens, Reed, Philadelphia,
with a cargo Of coal for Henderson Fowler; Eu-
pirates, Burnet, Baltimore, with 5000 feet Of
lumber for Samuel Norment IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

AssCEsH VIEw OF THE MATTER -Editor
Star: have seen publications In several Of the
papers condemnstory Of the clergymen In WASH
ington who omitted the prayer Of Bishop Whit
hngham. The prayer, az every one knows, is a
joyous Thanksgiving for victory to the Federal
arms. Could any one with a conscience pray for
that they do not desire, or thank God for what
Zrieves theml Would any Of us be willing to
listen TO minister who feared the power Of man
more than he did the anger Of the Almighty
Force man TO pray against his conscience! Such
fYranY 10 unknown In the former history Of our
country; and the suggestions OF several Of the
leading papers OF this city, viz: To administer
the cath of allegiance TO the clergvmen and choir
of all the churches, ought to be frowned on by all
who approve Of justice and free thought I did
not believe that the Bishop of Maryland, % long
and so truly beloved by his charge, would ooun-
tenance, much lees be the author of, such a ty-
TannicaI proceeding. He was doubtless unaware
of the pain IL would cause. IL the government
undertakes topunish all whose hearts are not with
IL In It's work Of subjugation, the country will be
full OF martyrs. And the punishment had better
be reserved for those who pray against their con-
science than FOR those true hearts who fear God
rather than man. II our ministers and private
citizens net 70 be allowed TO choose their own
prayers, where will there be an end to the ".
rannyf 1 do not reside here, and have never
heard the clergynen referred 10 express their
views on the subject, but IL greves me, as Il
must all lovers Of justice, 10 these things force
into the church 40 II we had gone back to the dark
ages. WASHINGTON
Washington, March %, Ise2.
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CRIsrADcRo's HAIR PREszRvAIIvs,
Is invaluable with his Dye, as il imparts the ut.
most softness the mos. beautiful gloss, and great
vitality TO the hair.
Price so cents, FL, and 81 per bottle, sccordins
to size. an c.eo1m
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LOST AND FOUND.

FouNp.on sssqrssy, 9Th March, large size
S o. ssSslss .. s'GfTE SIC I &
6roeery stole. corner I'd and cts. sp2N.
osT, LOST. LOsTNsio RlwIRD yes,
9Th si bis ,S% itns, sToSrd III Il
hs s uss1 Mi f,I ss matted &c sss
IL = 'Ve-us nad R E; iKsaffs Is VS,.
GsT,5;ln tie t..snt os,c;s, thus morning, .bOgt
the New orb avenue PresbyteTisn ChnTsh. The
Under Wall De suitably rewarded BY leaving thsn
LAIN Lana ga s. . ss .. :. TGS% NG
t.ceR Oh and 10Th sta JOE. A. DEEaLE,
WENT AWAY FROM ME THIs MORN
e ooored; aud sbout l. ,ssIs Old; ASS on a
hrova calico With white sports in Il; IA
el2ts cloak Az infotmstion len a. AN S>
ME JACKsuN'S, Vermont avenue, Between NJ
.1 2 az CHLOE JOHNSTON, Can oolorcdD
NOTICE.
or ny Jss sIfFFSTrSrS:
he Is VERY d.rK copper color; he h.s q scar te,'
tween his eff forcing sr And th0m5, extending two
about Is Yesrs Of sge, feet orS uohes "a heis ht
snd very grey. He lief, my house on the cath Of
-. ~. nay JAMES RHoDFs.
STRAYED-From No 81, Indiana avenue, on
whlts row, with TN q si rap .r T her her X~
neck. s5rsward will De given to any one! -.
NOR II returned 20 the houss. spI-u
I OST.-On Thursday Last. between h and
II streets, q pair Of GOLD sPECTACLES, IN
hs sac xR S''f DAVIS US fGse y
FremsE's lnsursnce Co over Bark Of Wsahing-
ton. viii receive suitable reward. sPI-st
EsTRAY. OR sTOLEN-From the VICINITY
large black HORSE. full n roman IN bs:e v Tt IN
whlte strise 10 his forehead; one white z621
shoulder Wl be h.nd md rs@srdsa S 1f s. s
Ing iIi9rmation at Z. Boz LES, Depot House
GIN REWARD Stolen about I2I O'Clock NJ,
k SIoEss, xitf ;c.siInsas .sddS sns On
{ ont of kiEleT's Restaurant, d ST. hny infoTms-
KsIeGsn 'ernIas n'9 vii ri Te Sp = Mr.
TIE SENTLEMAN WHO TOOK AN UNI
TO-! II. SMITHS Clothing store. No. $50 I'm
" MARE, about Is hands high. The owner 10
rstnes.eo 70 come forward, prove property, pay
RicHSRER sCHoNRoRN.
nm 81 s. Brevcry. NAVY yard, ID. G.
nlsIRiCT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
~ WLsHINsTcs hereby certify that n
on this 10Th daV of March, 1852, before ms, IN
the subscriber, JuttIce cf the Peace. in "a
eno ior s'.d county personally eppSsred SeCrre
Gcddes, AID made oath accord ing 20 Law, thsi Ss
toes up ss,Tsy on the l1th oa- March, 1852 dsIs
btI s.k9E. sprunt IN the ieft fore kres; had en- a
roPs halter vheE taEer supoCsei 10 he o. ,ssrs
cid. AEORcR SEnnEg
SScrn and subscribed before ms This I'm d.Y If
Nj arch, 1850 B, w. FERGIi-oSIp
The owner Of the above namsi horse !, ro-
eSrestst y CT ., the ofica Of the Metropolitan
his property; IL will otherwise Re sold 70 p.T
charges Erh Il 2Sxa~
II OsT-On Saturday last, between Casett A
Il Mays Store spd the corner of 10th and ID sts ,
email stEHscsn SLEEVE BUTTON. rsysrd
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