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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

greatly reduced prices
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF the receipts aud expenditures OF the oiil OF
the i,b J,r S Wr ' ~" ""' VI "'''" ''o''"
RE'ElfTs'
had"ceS from last Year.
~ Nm IS,i ""'"'' ware" s.,,,o
/, ,.',t,,a,,,,,,s t,.,.l. , '''' -
,, mrs''"'''''' """''' same n,a
Net Proceeds ofBurrow, \ pr,,.
Hman's cbccks, llS 30 s9li 10
Tarry.
Amount OF taNe, levied IN the
year lNol, SOS s.
'N .,,," VI Gus" ''''''u U" 800
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,mn,,n, ~, ,'d"r'',',s ,,''n,'
s,Ic. 49,. s.,> AT
80 ~ '''' "
licenses
amount nonI received ''' grocery IL ,.--.o
,,na,,, ,o,..,t "a. .L.,,,.. 81 'N'' '
rnprc,,s ~ un
a,n,,,,,, ,,,.,y.l IL, L,l,,,ll.
Amount rcrrlypJ far a,irt,nn H.
ccusc 3S 90
amount amount re-, d 'ot pSn" ,eehse' -Vo w
imam I 80, ~, "'s'"'' 49,, ,o-, 40
""' ~
"'o"aa htd,es.
Amount reed of II. llakes, 2O00
Amount reed OF T. W Gallup, 100 W 500 W
CRy Sai,s.
Amt reed Of wcIehnastct ~
Guiding balance, IVY 80
Ua,E,y,
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7oUy
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VN"e"us on ''ocN' '''oVV
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In order to Button aud Blake
I" pdlaht' account against Tue
city i"r western engine NO. ..
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Dayed Halves, sheriff. and extra
police, Oji j3 1854 g
NJ. B,.,.,.,,
,,a,I EoL,",o
hose 4js75
lint paid sundry persons, fire
conpanlcs and chiefs salary aN5ti OF 30 1
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SHERIFF DAVID HAYES. Mr. Alex. Steel,
and Mr.. VI. 5. lIerrick lett this evening for
the scene Of the late battle in Arkansas, to
look after our dead and wounded soldiers of
Capt. Curtis's, Capt. Frick'S and any other
Rock Island county companies in that region.
TnE Republic says the two persons we nam
ed who cheat the printer, do not live in Gen.
eseo--Wcls lives in Edtord and that poor
apology for Yankee, LOOMS, lives in Mum
son. They both pretended to be Geneseoans,
but we have quite list of dcinqucnts who
do reside in GencSeo, and we shall give them
the benefit OF a short advertisement unless
they pay up.
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IAMfs NELLY.
Nhfh'Ns - "a .
MAR NDCN ~ kl,LI

IANUFACruRERS of Soap and Can.
VI dies, RoeN Island, III. Cash paid for TAI
low aud Grease.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-19

81 the receipts aud expenditures vi the city oil
Rock Island from the lth day OF March, 1861, To
the ith day OF March, ls62'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-19

CHEAPER THAN EvER.--N. Perry is receiv-
ing 200 bbls Of Kerosene and Carbon Oil,
which he is selling at 40cents per gallon. Get
your cans filled at y. Perry's
TENANTS WANTED, for three comfortable
dwelIin. houses, with all the necessary con-
vcniences; situations good, and in healthy To-
cations. For further particulars enquire at
this Office.
Buy Boots and Shoes OF Coss. He is sell
ing very cheap at No. 6 Illinois street, in the
store formerly occupied by Deyoc & Cramp'
tom
FREsn ARRIVAL of fashionable dry goods, for
the spring trade every day, at Block NewbW-
gers. Good prints for u! cents, and all other
dry goods in proportion.
Fashionable millinery goods, Of all kinds at
wholesale or retail Goods received every day, by
express. Quick sales and small profits is their
motto,
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utWlEY * WELLS,
]. EKNNIN(:!.R.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill.
\ Office in Bailey and BoyIe's Block
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Total. ...... .'.'... .............S $50 Say bS
hereby certify that the foregoing statement OF
receipts and expenditures of the city of Rock Is
land, from the lth day Of March, 1861, to the ith
dayoi March, 1852, Is correct, as appears on the
books IN my office.
l.. W. SwANN, City Clerk.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
x2vvIIth CONGRESS-secsnd sessi.,.
TUESDAY, January :

IOseDA1, Jduudry Z.
sENATE.-Mr. Sumner and Others presented
sundry abolition and other petitions, which were
referred.
Mr.. Powell introduced a bill to abolish IN.
frar king privilege, which was referred
The bill TO increase the number Of cadets AZ the
West Point Military Academy coming up was
advocated by Mr. Grimes and Mr. CLARKE and
opposed by Mr.. Trumbull and Mr. Lane, Of Kan
sas.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the Bous,,
communication from the President, Transmitting
copies Of the correspondence between the secre.
tary OF State and the Governments Of England
and France in relation 20 the seizure Of Mason and
Sliden
Mr vallandigham condemned the action Of the
Administration upon the subject, regarding IL al
deep national humiliation. and predicted an
immediate war with England.
Mr.. Hutchins replied, expressing his inability
to understand how the gentleman could 90 Bit
terlY oppose coercion Of the rebels, and st the
same me warmly favor defiance 20 England!
He regarded a recent article in the Richmond Ell.
aminer, In relation TO the surrender Of Mason and
Slidell, as a counterpart Of bis (Mr. Vallandis-
ham's) expression, and thought that bis remarks
would bear the Interpretation Of desire 70 bring
about q war with foreign Power, resulting adj
vsntageously TO the rebellious States.
Mr.. Thomas addressed the House, endorsing
The action Of the Government as a matter Of poll
cy, and predicting future netribution upon Eng
land for the wrong done this Government I'm al
hour Of weakness.
The Communication and pspeu were then re.
ferred 70 the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and
the House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole (Mr. Campbell In the chsir) upon the bill
making appropriations for defraying the civil az
penses Of the Government for the FISCAL wear end
Jag June 80, 1853, and additional appropriations
Tor the fiscal year ending June 30, 1852.
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FURTHER BY THE BOHEMIAN,

LONDONDERRY, Dec. % -Advices from Canton
Shlna, OF the 18th OF November. say that Mr..
Burlingame, the American Minister had been
well received there, and that be subsee uently let
for Shanghae en- route TO the capital.
A few foreigners had been invited 70 visit Pc
The rebels were near Ningpo, and the inh,bi-
had subsidized.
Hong KOw wa, reported to be Invested by tb.
rebels IL was also reported that the "Brsvetp
there kad attacked the foreig the streets ana
houses, and that placards were posted up threat
ening the eIurPation Of the Europesns
here In regard 70 the death OF the late King ala
body isto be disinterred and analyIed The pub
lc are greatly stirred up in regard 70 the mstter
ana troops are patrolling the streets 10 preserve
order
LoNDoNDKRRY. Dec. 27-The advices from
America are unfsvorably construed in London
snd the funds arc dropping in consequence
In Liverpool Peecefrl apes preponderate, and
number Of gunboa.s have been ordered to
the Mersey
1t is reported that the frigate Algiers has been
the passage Of prIvateers
The frigates Lifey and Melpomene were 10
leave Gibraltar on the 2lst inst, for America.
l. Is reported IN Paris ttat the Orleans Princes
are to return to Europe forthwith
The English papers are discussing the Trent
affair In hopeful view, believing that the rebel
commissioners will be given up by the Cabinet
w anu q wal Dc DuG dVerte0.
Pending the recei 81 Of news from America in
response to the Lsglish sdvices by the Europa,
there 10 much speculation as 10 what decision The
United states Government will arrive at The
result 10 being quietly awaited. The prevailing
opinion, however, is In favsr Of peace
War risks at LloYd's have a downward tend
ency.
The English papers calculate on the dispatch
OF the French Government reaching Washington
before Mr.. Seward sends bis reply 70 Lord LYONS
In regard to the demand Of the British Govern
ment The papers express the hope that the
French dispatch will reach Washington In time
TO influence the reply Of Mr.. Seward
The Paris Presse says that new southern COM
missioners have arrived at some German port ana
are now en- route TO Paris and London
The London Times has criticism on Secretxrv
Chases financial report, and eXpatiates at some
length on the extraordinary extension Of the bor-
rowing system, declaring that IL exceeds anything
In England's history.
France Is about 70 send reinforcements 20 the
squadron of Mexico, and also to the % uadrou otf
the northwestern coast Of America.
IL 10 also rumored In Paris that a squadron Of
observation Is 10 be sent 10 the eastern coast Of
America under Admiral Henand.
The Madrid correspondence says that Spain 10
to send from 5000 TO :, 600 men to Mexico, and
that the Spanish squadron will sail in three dI.
Visions.
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DIED.,


In this city. on the I'd instant. JOHN g. WILL
LlAMS, aged IS years, Q native Of Connecticut,
but for the last IL years resident OF WsshInst
On the night Of the 6th instant, ELVIE ELLIS
WORTH RICHkRSON, aged II months, only
daughter Of Marcus aud LoItie RIchersol.
Dearest babe, thou hast left rs,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But tbs God that hath ereft us,
He can all our soTrows heal!
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday eve
ming at O'Clock. The friends of the family are
invited 20 attend.
On the It'll instant, STEPHEN DOUGLAS,
youngest son of Dennis and MARY O'Connell, aged
HIS tuners. viii take place at s O'Clock to-mor-
row, from his paTeate' residence, No ass. corner
Of 18th and ID SITS. The relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully in,iied 70 attend.
On the It'll instant, of typhoid fever, Captain
WILLIAM Q. PALMER Of Doro hester county,
Nd, beloved husband OF M. X. Palmer, In the asth
The funeral Will take place at O'Clock on Thurs
day afternoon, from the residence Of his fatheI-L-
Law, James B. Davis, on G street south, b: tween
Sd and lth street east The friends and ace uaint-
snces of the family are respectfully invited 70 at
tend.
baltimore, New York, and Cambridge, Nd,
papers COPY
In GsorEetovn, on Saturday evening, January 4,
DEBORAH LEONARD, wife Of hudson Mitch
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Cerrssron<snes Of The Star.

GEoRsBrowN, Jan. 2, 1sH.
The first Monday In January being nred by Law
an the day for the annual election Of Corporation
Officers here, the Boards OF Aldermen and Com
mon Council assembled In joint convention last
evening Henry c Matthew, ESQ presiding,
and preceded 70 elect ocers 10 serve the ensuing
year.
The Recorder, Hugh Caperton, Esq, Wa re-
elected on the frst ballot he was Immediately
notified, and soon after entered the chamber, when
he was sworn in by Justice Reaver.
Mr. Caperton, before taking bis seat % prssi-
dent of the convention, returned his thanks IN q
brief and appropriate speech.
The following offcers were then elected:
CLERK and tFeaurer-wm. Laird. reelected
spectors and markers Of lumbef-Charles Myers
and Henry c. Wingste, reelected. Flour in
spector-Geo. Shoemaker, reelected Inspector
Of ,alted provisions, butte, Ge. . hoS,nsoa.
Weigher Of bay, &c, III g Ritter, re-electsd.
Guardians Of Georgetown school-Geo. w. Besll,
Esau PickreI, w. L. Dunlop, w. Msgee, G.
snt tour being re-eiecsed. Police magistrate,
q new ofhce,l-H. Reavef. WOOD cordsu ana
measuren-H. A. Burrows and w. Collins,
reelected. Trustee OF the pOef-M. v. Buckley,
1d 81 kaf%a ciInsey
sweep-yohn silence, reelected. Judges o. cleo
tion-6nt precinct-J. r. Burch, g. w. euood !,
c. Winsate; second precinct-c. Msah,
sw, Eewsr ga cnsPmsn &,n no, NED kit,sr;
fourth precinct-Chss. s. English, k'eh' Petit,
Jacob Rsmsburg. Water board, mayer ss-ef.
feie president Geo. w Bean (re-electeol ana
sssi1. SG s,consns esSsidis for rssseos'
and an election was postponed
On motion, the form Of electing tobacco IN
spector, which honorable once Mr. Peter w Ma,
Iass. s so.. Sss i S .osscse beng .ao
curiosity hare a. 4srhumS g whist 70 10 -.
? The convsnfiep th9supon dissoived -.,s-s
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. THE Old Point boat has AZ
rived here. rbe jamestown arrived here also on
Sunday night, from New York. The coast survey
schooner Bibb arrived on Monday night.
We get southern papers by Gag Of truce; they
contain no news Of any importance, except dis.
patches claiming that Federal troops have been
rePulsed and forced to take refugs under cover CT
their gunboats at North Edisto
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
CAVALRY pHILL.

CAVALRY DRILL.
There was an sdmirable division drill to-day
at - O'Clock, on the grounds east Of the Capitol,
Of the regular cavalry, under Gen. Cock. This
remarkably fne arm Of the service have such
drills twice every week-Tuesdsys and Fridsys-
DESERVED.
Headquarters, Army Of ths Potossae,
Washington, Dec. y, 1901.
GsAsral Orders, No 81.
The Commanding General expresses his thanks
% Brigadier General Ord, and the brave troops
Of his brigade, who % gaIlsntly repealed an at
tack Of an equal force Of the enemy on the 10th
inst The General taxes pleasure IN observing
the readiness OF toe remaining troops Of McCsllh
division, and the able disposltions Of their CON.
mander, to repel the enemy In css Of the advance
Of reinforcemenb
The General would also scknowledge the die,
tinguished services Of Col. McCalmout 10Th In
fantry, Pennsylvania Volunteer Reserve Corps;
Col ysckson, oh infantry, Pennsylvania vol1n-
teer Reserve Corps Lieut.. Col. Kane, rife reei.
ment, Pennsylylnia Volunteer Reserve Corps;
and Capt Easton, Of Eastons exftsry; which
contributed, In large degree, 10 the success Of
By Command Of Major General Mcclellan,
=. WILLIAMS, Asst Adr Cent.
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WHITEHuRsT, 44 Penn. 'nue, furnishes
photoe "a phs from miniature tolife size His COL
lection OF carts de piSite Licensees embrace all
prominent men Of the country. Remember,
Whitehurst received seventeen premiums In this
country, and a medal at the Worlds Fair at Lon
don; also, at the French exhibition at Paris See
hisfancy cases for holiday presents. de 21-eo1m*
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The ALLEsANIANs give US one more Of thei
very pleasing and satisfactory concerts, at Ode
Fellows Hall tomorrow evening. Engagement
prevent longer stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

NoIIcI.-BewaTe of counterfelts and unprIncI-
PIED dealers endesvorins to dispose of their own
HsImbolfs Extract BxehH, q positive and specific
remedy for diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, era
ye, D-oPsy, Co., TO-, 30. Ask for Helnbold's.
umn. se9
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ARMY WAsoNs.-On Sunday morning, a train
Of one hundred army wagons reached this cItv
from Perryville, Pennsylvania, each wagon being
drawn by six mules The teams were in bad
condition, and looked a. ifthey had been subjected
to unnecessary hard treatment
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FusIrIvEs FROM VIRGINIA continue to arrive in
this city and report themselves to the Provost
Marshal. They are required to take the oath of
allegiance, which they do cheerfully. Last nj ht
the oath was administered to nine by Justice
DOM
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Psfo,s Jus.
ties Walte-Thomas Kennedy, drunk; fined 81
John Dacy, do; dismissed. Bernard O'Neal,
do; do. F. II. Bark, drunk; do. 81 81.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY !-Volunteers who ex-
pect to retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign must see to 1t themselves. Do not trust
Holloway's Pills and Ointment Every English
soldiers knapsack contains them. Only 25 cents
per box or pot. 2I2
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Dr.. F A. Won MoscHzIsKKR.-Thisg gentleman
has opened his ofices at No. Missouri avenue,
where all persons requiring medical or surgical
treatment for the eye or ear can be successfully
treated It&
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INDIA RUBBER 6ooDs


India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of r ubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&C &c, at manufacturers prices, at II. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, 800 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. dec ls-tf
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FIRE.-Last night, between and : O'Clock, an
alarm OF IRE caused a general turnout Of the re
department. The alarm was caused by the burn
Ing Of some wooden sheds on I street near
Twenty-fst street west The loss was inconsid-
eYahle
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BoswELL's INDICATED cousH CANDY See
Advertisement elsewhere Of this excellent medical
Vspsrstion.
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SHoPLIFTINs. Louisiana Young, colored, was
arrested Yesterday for the larceny Of dress pat
tern from Carter's dry-goOds store, Market space
She was placed in custody Of Officer Busher, and
after hearing Of the evidence by Justice Donn
she was sentenced to receive ten stripes
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wATcHEs-wATCHEs

II WATCHES-WATChE
Il HEREBY Take pleasure In informing the pub
Ito Of my return to my old stand at w. VOss', n
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets EH1
Having enjoyed the reputation Of being an ex ~
perienoed European Matchmaker. am now Pre-
pared to repair Chronometers and fine Watches at
short notice, warranted to give entire satsfao on
JOS. KULINSKI.
Persons deslrous of obtaining Jewelry and
Watches, will find Il 70 their advantage to exam
ice my excellent stock All kinds of Hair Jewelry
neatly and promptly executed.
de 81 2w w. VOSS,
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PEIRCE'S
Army Game Casket.

l have just published this beautiful and conve-
llent lnyentIon for the use and amusement of sol
dlers and others. IL contains neat, small paper
box that you can csIry In your pocket, good
Chess, Checker and Backgammon Board, with
Domipos and . pack Of good Playing Cards. Put
up three styles, ard retsiled for 80 cents, 621
and Men for all the games, without the box, for Is
cents, A very large discount 70 suffers and deal
ers. Sendtyour orders or q stamp for circular
JOHN H.TINGLEY,
jal-lv New Yof.
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u mo. Il NEW YORK BUTTERSThs IN
dersiEned have on hand, In kegs of different sizes.
200 pound. Of best New YoTk Butter, which they
TO the interest Of al purch to call promptly at
the store Of r: b. HASTINGS & CO, under
Philharmonic Hall, Penn. avenue, near corner of
ElevsRth st., next door adjoining the Star Ofhoe.
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FINE ToBAcco.-LilienthaI's tobacco, sold here
by Mr.. F Cozzens, on street, Told Constitution
building between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
Is something new in this market. Being perhaps
the finest ever sold in Washington, there Is Of
course rush for IT,
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CENTRAL GuARDHousK CAsKs-Bsfors Justice
Clark-John Williams, drunk; fined 81 So. John
Riley, do turned over to the military Alex
ander Mekeever, drunk and disordsrly; work
house 60 days. J. C. McKowen, turned over to
the military. Emanuel A. Ingle, disorderly con-
duct; fined 50. A. Human, do do. 81.
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old MADEIRA. SHERRY AND PORT
" WINES,
Imported and Bottled by ", S. Cortria 4 Co., NJ Y
Reserve 1870,
South Side 1874,
Imperial Sherry, 1870,
Burmerster Port, 1870,
Harmony q" 1874,
Impp White +" 1870.
For sale BY VIM, CORWIN BUR6Y,
3S7 Pennsyvana avenue,
de % Entrance on Sixth st.
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I'M p o r TANT TO AIDES.
The subscribers have opened the store No. 16
Market Space Pa bet. 9th and 9th SITS. as first
GLASS Lace and Fancy Dress Cap Depot: insisting
yaenoienne,. Laoes, such as Collars, Sleeves,
Handkerchiefs, Cape. Flounclng, Caps, Caps,
Coifures, and made up goods OF the finest quality,
aud at New York prices. "
COHEN & DUSSELDORF,
from New Y ork.
". bail sorts of Laces washed, mended, and
done up &c ua 70 new, at short NOTICE. de Is Inn
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mr.. UNION LEAGUE. GEORGETOWN.-
I9 There will be q meeting Ofthe Union LesEue
THURSDAY EVENING, January 9Th, at IA
O'Clock. by order of the President
ja7T ISAAC ENTWISLE, Sec.
~LADIES' FESTIVAL.-Ths Festival for
Q2 the benefit OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, Georgetown, ID, G, will to ogen THIS
entertained by the Holy Hill BaLd. is
n~NOTICE -LICENS S.-An persons
uS whose Licenses from the Corporation of
GEORGETOWN expire on the Slst instant are hereby
notified promptly to renew the same, otherwise
they subject themselves to fine, and the law is
Compulsory on the proper officers to enforce sals
law against all delinq ueats.
do q StavtJanl0 WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
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A FEW MORE ABLE-BODlED MEN ARE
"A wanted To f. up my company In the District
President Guard Regiment. Those wishing to
JOIN company of respeo able men must call soon
at Peter DIngfelder's. Penn. avenue. between az
and 6th SITS. CHS. A. KRAUSE,
de S0-lws Captain
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POLICE Yesterday, the Fourth Ward police
men made the following arrests, beside those else
where reported: H. T. Klppish, for peddling
without license; fined $50 Sc Catharine Court
neY, do; do. $50 So. ]. M Young, obstructing
without license; fined $50 SO. Thos Sullivan,
drunk; dismissed. Morris Qunlan, fugitive from
Justice; jail for court. The above were disposed
ofoy Justice Walter. Thos. Conner, abusing
female; dismissed by Justice Barnaclo.
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AFFAIRS IN ALExANpRA.-From the Alexan-
dria Local Nsics we learn that khe January term
OF the county court met yesterday; Messrs. Crup-
per, (presiding) sidebottom, Tucker, Penn and
Noland on the bench.
The river Oats are blocked, and the channel
full Of floating Ice, not, however, sufncient to
impede navigation. The q. 8. steamer Yankee
passed up, and the u steamer King Philip
(steamboat Powhatan) paid two visits to the u 8
steamer Pensacola. The U. 8. transports City Of
Richmond Eagle and Hugh jenkins are at the
wharves. The brig Delaware has sold the Cum
berland coal shipped in her some months since
20 the owners Of the steamer James Guy, and has
cone up 70 Washington to deliver her load.
Yesterday, two men deing business under the
arm Of Vosishav q 5imons, got into q quarrel
while at breakfast, the former seixing hatchet
and cutting eimons about the head severely. The
wounded man was carried 70 the hospital, and 10
not ex pected 70 live. The assailant was commit
led 10 jail, 70 await further examination.
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WANTED-Ina drug store, q YOUTH between
w 10 and 20 years of age. CANDIDATES. must glve
sstisfaoiory references as to qualifications and
hiss been engaged in the drug business SIX or twelve
months. Address "A G, WASHINGTON City Post
Once. iaI Inn
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTMTS
POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, DC,

list viii ease say thew are sdTertised: othervise
they may not receive them.
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deb corner Yernont az. and FIftssptl %,