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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCEK..............-..-S5 10000
Luis COMPANY Is FORMED RoR The PUR-
Il pose Of advancing the great mining interesteS
purely phlanthTOpic motives Initiating this en-
tsTpTise, We believe that the stock can be msde to
pay large dividends, and At the same time more nal
good accomplished and greater progress nsads in de-
Veloping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri, than by the Of i've tle9 the
amounted our capital invested in any ether business
We shall make the once Of our Company 4 Cen-
fPete miuiDg bureau Of the mineral resources Ct the
State. We have power under our eharttr 70 Tsr
ehass and sell mineral lands wherever l5Sated In
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered TO cap
itAlists aud mining adVehturers Who desire to Pur.
chase and work paying mines, By dealing with this
VI respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale 10 send Us statement
OF the came, describing the kind Of IineFalson their
laas the number u seTe. the lOeati and the low
est eAsh price they willing to take fcT said laeds
WeShSIl work only such mines a. pay lmgeiy, hut
ahall open and prove moAt Of the lands sell. The
books for subscription TO the stock arc open st
the once Of the Company, Main street, northwest
No q Loeust street All who feel interest IN this
OTlinesA, and have money, vii do vsn 10 call and
Subscribe. Those wishing stock, living cot Of the
city can secur0it By eneiOsinr ii per oent. 9th
amount Wnntea to the President or Treasurer.
DIHEo3oRs: 9
Henry D. Bacon, Esq5- Matthew ButleE, Eds
gossps G IatEssop q 3. 4 Il. LyHsS, Esl5
~. v boy 5?''Ph Payne ESQ
. Henry D. Bacon, - Lv.BOg
" BUTLER, TreHA ALHRED CLAPP, Prest
The aboys prospectus has mp to this date bssB
pubshed 10 only one Of our ieadiug papers for ten
day. No eEtrl enorts to got stock taken have beeD
made; yet the pnblio 80 Wen appreciate The sound
ness Of the enterprise that over tgb hundred fh0uS
and dollars Of the stock has already been taxed We
would briefly Stltg that the shares are SIS each pad
" full without further liability; tFansferabie BY de-
livery registered only when diVidends are reeaiVed'
Any pefnon having money % spare. can, BY the puI'
chase Of shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make an investment that will pay largely, sud bod
stock that e readily converted into cash without os
Al eommunteatioua to the President prnmptY
81. Iosi.. No. stareh a. 1851. an''-l-ll9-'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
TERMs. tRegalar prlco,n
esiped GtPar.
POSTAGE

'lI7Tsl N nc Sfate i7AFrs itFnod loil Be ~
eeiUed al par.
POSTAGE. fs
The Postage 70 any part Of the United state. viii
pc bot TWENrY.PoUR GENTS year for ssBlSeE-
Of the Reviews. S' i't O's"
AZ the sSeye prices the PerIoelcals viii he fur.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-20
rRANsPoRTA.iTltii5oIN.
Baltimore 3 ohio Railroad.
~. OFFICE OF THE B. 4 o. X. X. co.
wHIEIISd, l7th AuR. 1852

In Ezs
p tln OFFICE OF THE B. 4 o. Il. II. col
~ 800 & WHEELISd, l1th Aug. 1852.
DUsINRss being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough.
" reconstructed the bieak8 in the track and bridges
under 9pyernmsnt protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops, viii
on aud amer the 18th Aug run two through pAssen-
ger trains, and continue their fln equipment In the
transportation oftOnnRge y
: .s.7s7 ~ RAssEHaER SCHEDULE
p .lal 5rI q DePar, ~.
{ LBAYR WHEELING, daily, a. 1910 A. NJ: BEN
wood, 1880 A. n; Grafton, $50 P. NJ; New Creek,
$50 P. NJ; Cumberland, 0i35 r. M MartInsburg,
zoe A NJ HArpeI's Ferry, s;l7 Mi arrive at Bal.
Returning,
1l:36 ?. NJ; Cumberland, 4 a. ~. GrGfton IL A. NJ;
BehWood 4:l6 p ~ arrive At wheeling $40 P. NJ.
i1a. 9D' slii DtpaTt, s'7F -f
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days, At 950 r. ~; Grafton, 3:35 A. n; New Greek,
I.52 A. u. CumherlAnd, 9:l5 A. ~; MaFtinsburg,
1880 2. NJ Harpera Ferry, 1:45 p. NJ; Washing
tor Junction. S:IOP. M arrive AZ baltimore at $40
Z To ~, s. sa.s, RstwEiag, ,..,s ~
! LEAVES BALTIMORE, s:46iA NJ; HArppr's Per.
~. 1910 A. NJ; MGrtihsburg, 1855 p. u. cumber.
land, 6:l2 P. a.; Oakland, o6S p. NJ; Grafton Il;fO
r " Sherwood, g. A. NJ; arrive NJ Wheeling $50
rs ". P. SMITH, Master Trans,pOrta.iop.
s-.'z htaL. NJ. COLE, Generai Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING, JR,, Auditor. b. ug
A.DIRPEY, General supervisor Of Trains.
J. II. WILLARD, SuPerTieror Trains ~.
J.B.FoRD, Gep'I Agent, whssling, - Gusis
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LOCAL NEWS.

Nor1cs-After having for man; Yeas ptlrtaa
the lists Of letters remaining uncalled - N Us
post Office Of this city, (under the law autlH'
ling their publication IN the newspaper having
the largest circulation VI hin the usual delivery
Of the ofBce,) the proprietor of the Star pas al
length felt compelled 70 decline their further
insertion, because Of the great space they have
come TO occupy, and Of the fact that FOR montns
past he has bern forced 10 lay over on each
occasion, when printing the list, advernsements
double a. much q. tie Law allowed him for the
letter list.
In addition TO this positive pecuniary loss by
their Insertion since those hss have come 70 oe
AZ la,ye az the New fork city letter lists. they
have entirely-on the day on which they were
printed defeated bis purpose Of making the STAY
always ssrspspsr-Bews being IFS well Known
specialitY.
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DIkD,
On the morning Of the l2sh instant. "a O'Clock,
AT tss p y: q tsaness CARUhiNE Ella
soP5is and jss sSb youngest
Buried a. . o,eiook sunday sftsrnoon. Friends
Gibson The e. q af HSS sl s9s ROSIE
The friends Of the family are rssp eotfully re-
IcsId noe, lh sad street. west. ss ooloOs, sun
90 ,As mn, IDA EhLswoRIH. ,nt.nsd .s.h
fSs Ei:pd: Of the tamil, q. invited to s...na
6s|ss On 70 morrow sunday Afternoon 81 three
A. sn O'clock on Saturday morning, wM. II,
O. R0BEH ayeSnss:. 90 of J0hn EdysId
The and .sa q s mg are
:..: p :.s s:s.s:s ii "a i
CO., =: y, ,a Instant ssosEsy SINCLAIR
Son, .ad DIoth.i: ,hos ss.s IF. us.
BIZ; 'ds God thai mas 6efs'tg.,
he can ell our sorrows heal!
When The day Of life is led;
was a 10 .ts s.s Sy e sss. sss.s thee
Sc iss5'I. No. sii sas sas.t' On io,noMo~. AZ
On !. Fia.y A NJ. n NJ. NARY "A MARTINI
hope Of .ys.is.tns lie. through the msdiaIon CT
Her iaasrsI v,li .sI: sIsss rom Gree ehs.ss.
out further notice. respectfully invited 10 Id
!osEsn hIITcaoqNS ,sos h; s
5esrs fssidsns of this eaty. o'A' i'' WV 'ss' ~
tCly papers eopyl
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NorIcz MIR A. w. Burns, fbe managing agent
Of the Sfdr's circulation In Geofgesown, WI!
hefsastef clso act Is the Snr'S advertising scent
thsfe ANY GeofgetOwn advertisements left at
DR. 8 Barnard %; comet Of high and Bridge
streets or with g. Cfandsil, No. l2s Bridge
street. will meet with prompt attention.
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poste, 4-fhs Third " ard patrofnen reported
Yesterday: Cofdefia Meioney, chssgea with. the
larceny Of fifteen dollars from Mrs. Bresnan nan.
missed by Justice Thompsen.
.!fhe Fourth Ward Patroln1en reported: T. A.
EaJ,Saif and Henry Bailey. tearing up the sde-
wsstts, iuled for Hisl w: C. Shay: dInnki ais
missed ty pssins iss ,Sr s io;11el n eso.
fssity: aned % So. ffr7 Donovan, do; hAed
81 So, by Justice Clayton.
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wos,r rAKs TIE OArH.-The View York EH'
s,oners had a hatch of Twelve prisoners before
them to-day. william r. smithson, W:shing-
ton Banker, was offered his release on taklrs ,ne
cath Of allegiance, which he declined TO DO. -
WA therefore remanded back 70 FofI Laiafepe
with the other Zen prisoners.
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A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM The CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLETY, The INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR.
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thus he BREAKS THE sECEs9 RAIL
ROAD CONNECTION

The Secretary Of War hes received Information
by telegraph, tina; Huntsville, Ala, WI, occupied
yesterday by Gen. Mitchell without much resl,-
lance
Two hundred prisoners were tstsni also hntea
locomotives and large smonat Of rolling stock.
Huntsville is on the line Of the Memphis and
Charleston and Richmond railroad eoanectior,
which the rebel works ct cOrinth, Decatur snd
Chattanooga were designed 20 protect
Gen. Mitchell's force, u will be remembered.
was In the great battle at Fittsbnrg Landing.
and that he has been able TO take Huntsville
since, proves we take 70, that oar recent victory
has already enabled our forces to break through
the rebels new line Of defence.
AENT or TEE POTOMAC.
TIE following has been received by the MIL
tsry Governor Of this District.
General: II is the request Of Gen. Mcclellan
that no permits be granted for tie present" 10
ship suffers stores to places occupied by his
army.
You will please act accordingly, and stop sh'r.
ment
Yours truly, EpwAED NJ. srIsros,
Secretary Of War.
To Brig. Gen wApswORTH.
LIEUTENANT woRDEE.
This forenoon, the PRECEDENT received from the
North the magnificent gold snuff box, srPropri-
atelv engraved and embossed which he l. to urs-
sent 10 Lieut.. wo5den, L :. ", the commander
Of the Monitor, from the citizens Of BuGsln, New
York-ex-President Fillmore being among he
subscribers 20 H.
MAJOR GENERAL HALLTCE.
II Is understood to-day at ne War Department,
that Major General Halleck Is az this time Some
where between Nashville and Pitisburg Landing.
OF COuue on his way 20 the latter point. On
reaching 70 be will, Of course, at once send N
headquarters here fGlI PARTICULARS Of the recent
great battle.
The Sena'e Yesterday ccn armed The nominations
OF rassius NJ. Clay, of Ky tn be MFior GeneTsl
OF Volunteers and Francis T.. Patterson, of Ps..
70 he a Brigadier General NJ Volunteers.
ITALIAN OPERA We hear that Enpn slrio
Grau proposes to bring to this city about the ls'
Of May his grand opera company, embracing
such artistes as Madame D'AngrI. Miss Kellogg.
BrgnoIi, Erroni, Su,ini, and Barin. The oPerss
10 be performed will h4 Martha, ,Tsvori's,
Trsviata, Trov5toTe, Somaamtula, and FILE de
Regiment with full chorus and nrcbestrz
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" You wish TO eat an excellent pie, call at
Dayton's Bakery, No. 45o Eleventh street, between
G and n and ash for a raspberry or sliced apple
or lemon pie. Pfice 12k cents. eP7-lw
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The GEORGE 6AaEKR mentioned In the watch
returns Yesterday 10 not George oarner OF MS son
resid NO on Thirteenth near ID streets.
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FALLISG OF A STABLs The Isrce frame stable
at The corn;r Of First street End Msryiaud avenue
formerly occupied by military company, bot
lately used by the Government, fell rbgrrdsv
morning with a heavy crash Fortunately no nne
was In IL at the tine, but had TIC acciden; a.
Cured few days since, when Il wgs occupied
ny cavalry horses, undoubtedly sSme would have
been killed
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NoIIcs.-All persons ihdabt sd 70 the lste firm Of
IOudon Il Co or thelr sucoessors, are urgently
rec uested to settle the same wIthou DELAY
r. J. HEIBEKGER co.
Successors to III r. London & Co,
NH 81 -eoSu Citizen and Military TnIIors
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SECOND WARD STATION CIsRs John Goconr
selling goods without license; S6.i9 Joba Colson
druaf; dtsmissed- Charles Hughes, do and as
riding $40. VIM. Alexander, drunk and disor
cerYi turned over 10 she military John Henri
do; do. Mary Jane Ward, drum; "a. lori
Drunk, do Si.9i Norman L. Smith, do II 81
NJ: Locke, concealed weapon; S2i.9I. " 4
William, do Sal. X. A. Bacon, drunk; 81
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TRsssEs.-Persons wishing a good Truss should
not fail to cali on DIR Seeley, now ut drug store
corner Of Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue, and
examine his Hard Rubber Truss, I" universally
acknowledged by ell surgeons to be the only truss
"a for use See advertisement. IT,
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MAyoR,s OFFICE.

WAsHISsToN, March IL, 1852 !
On this 18th day Of March, 1862, personally ap-
peared before me, VIM. T. Dove, actin. Mayor
Of the city Of Washington, John A. Laird, and
made oath TO the truth OF said statement.
NH 81 I'm WIN T. DOVE, Acting Mayor.
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IL 1T POSSIBLE that any soldier can be 30
foolish as 10 leave the City without supply Of
Holloway's Ointment and Pills. Whoever does
so will regret It. These medicines are the only
certain cure for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, sores,
and Scurvy. Only Is cents per Box or Pot E35.
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INDICTED The grand Jury, az iss late s.ssiou.,
found three bills Of irdictmeat sgains, a.
King, Warden Of the PeBitentisry, charging hin,
with embcZZiing property Of the ips,ita alton Bnd
with presenting, In two Instances. false vorchers
The friends OF Mr.. King express much CcHh acEcs
in his ability TO d!sprove the charge.
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LIKUFENANr woRDEN.
MAJOR gNERAL HALLECE.
CONFIRMED

The Sena'e Yesterday con nrmed the nominations
OF rassius NJ. Clay, Of XIV tn be Mfior GeneTsl
OF Volunteers snd Francis T. Patterson, II Ps ..
70 be RTigadier General II Volunteer.
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we have been much mystIfed by an examin-
alton Of the elega stock of jewelry and silver
plated ware now on sale at the Peoples Dollar
Store, AS Pennsylvania avenue, near -Four and
e-half street How such goods can be sold for
dollar, exceeds our powers of divination. 80
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- A CARD fa-.
thanks to the fremen, citizens, soldiers, maIiass
End sailors for saving their property the disss-
uons hre OIL the It'll. They feei deeply indebted
70 the p'ovost guard and this polics for the esse
they took of their merchlndis ap IQat
"ARTEMuS WARD
tars Of o. +. bSowsn, Ess., better k mo As
"ARTEMUS WARD" has com oelled the man
eser OF the entertainment to hBiu fhe nb1nbe, Of
se aured to the audisnee.
Taose who desire TO hesr the greatest Amercsn
humorist will do well to secure tickets early (See
Advertisement esewhere) ap I6-d
MIS- ACkEN Has received much attention as
w we'll IS kindness from her petroEa. She will
coItinae with her prophetic Manifestations short
Una longer. Sic l. noi willing to be considered a
tett medium. although che gives many in her pe-
GUITAR way. She has fathomed all The mystic
boaaty OF her profassion and is ful comp tent TO
write upon any subject o. depth and inpoI tanos.
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LIME! LrMRu IME.,-The subscriber has on
hand one thousand barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
be having dissolved all connection with any other
place or establishment for the sale Of Lime, Ce-
ment, &C, and which will be sold at SIZE Per
barrel Tmar 29-tn WIN. II. GoDRy.
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DRAKR's PLANTATION BIITERs.
q r 1ah0 Y

1t invigorates, strengthens and purines the sys-
tenn, is a perfect appetizer, and the most agree.
able and efectual tonic in the world. 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 ga.
looms. P.H. DRAKE & Co.,
-ap eo3m$ 2O9 Broadway, New York.
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foIH'r' d 81 EMS. tTRs9 k AiiSssRR9 Rooms"
:, Tn, FIssI Music BALI N ,fHE World;
MAMMOTH nS MT1 5 EtISSSPSso AsD BALTI-
.,,. Cab, aSisd. Critical Gnd R"Gs.d eO'''-''
G8Si &: ri H
FIRST ST. Thr&N tn i'ie' W ss e the
COM BINATION OF STARS!
Observe tbs brilliant Last Of Names
me EQUAL OF which can hs nowhere found IN the
MISS MILE FUWLER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
Miss fR. TIE G2TRT OF BEAUTY,
"lssS} $HITTT SsT Ssf AS$$f.
MES MIs ssi jtIg, sK I ,Ss gs,np
DELEvANrEH f sR6T rfEf ELLA
p., IHs p.sINs eYnN.sT;
,,cv ., = Assisted BY the FUNNY
D'f Il } }5Shzss fSsHE:gsp.
MGsTkss y IGHsN CLARK.
BARRHJ CARTER,
To Mig ut the Eth,osi,n BuJleseps OH, HUSH. or
TIE VIRGINIA CUPID
6ypeY's Lay 6erman IU oortanon, Tat b: ION Crisis
New Programms. IN which a the Com
- Olnatlon Will appear In theIr he acts.
New cong by the CANTERBURY hilNsTRELS
the b:st Ethiopian Troupe In tie city,
New Dances, d O., DO.
VNo change In the Admission Prioes-rU
Admission Is cents; OrohecteE Ckeirs 60 oeIls.
Afternoon EMBARRASSMENT
- Tor Ladies' and Fe1n,liea. on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at O'Clock,
Nhsn le-ish distribution of Elegant Presents IL
made; RIoh aud Costly JevslIy, Books,
Toys, Fancy Articles, and mag
ni6cent Silk Dresses.
A SIX Dress was presented 10 Mira Sherman,
No. 30 Prospect street, Georgetown, on Wednes
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MARRIED.
DIEU,

f, On the eth instant, in Philadelphia, Mr. ELL
al WEBSTER TO Miss REBECCA John
SON, tcolored,l OF Washington, d. G.
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GENITAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-Bec,r IEs..sI
IkomPsoH--S,epben Coolidge and e Bow
den, soldiers, disor6esly turned ever 70 the milf
taTy. Phillip HeLeclst, Indecent eKpoeaTe; hnea
50 %. George Shsrpless, drunk and disorderly;
do, Sisi. Timothy shields, vs2rsnt; wSrE bouse
% d ava
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ktiII Anott or Union victory:
Zen Mitchell Takes Huntsville, Ala

HE CAPTURES TWO HUNpRED PRISON.
EES, FIFTEEN LOCOMOTIVES,
AND A LARGE AMOUNT
ROLLING STOCK
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LIBEL CASE. The Grand jury, a; its late se,.
oil IN, found bill against -amuel Chase Barnsv.
for libel against Edward De Kraft, DE- Hhrvs ,
Lindsey and Judge Purcell, contsIued ia 4
Psmphlet published bY him, purportins e. be On
expose OF The fscts In The "BarneY Cs.es
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IsntI RrRSER 0oops

We advise ali our reaosrs (as we know they
are Obliged TO purchase the above named eoods)
to embrace the present opportunity az MI. ID. A.
Halt intends 10 make change in nus business,
and will sell his extensive stock Of Rub 'er ooas
at manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
instance, Mi Hall will sell Mems Rubber Owl
shoes and Sandals for 60 cents per pair, and La
dies Overs and Sandals for 60 cents per pair, and
everything In proportion, for ten days, at the
India Rubber Warehouse, No sos Pennsylvania
avenue, between oh and 10th streets, Washing
ton. o. C. ap left
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THE BSCRIBERS BEING IN RECEIPT
Ofc supply of latest fashionable SPTIng A.
Gods, theI respectfully solicit . call and
the continued fayOTs OF their patrons ami M
the sublio generally. ~
They also zee usst So sclsI attsrtion OF their -6
ARM and navy custOmers 10 their supply of goods
Straps, Epsulettes God Lace<, CAPS, t,hspesur,
80. r, HEIBERGER Co,
Successors TO II. r. Iscuion Il &C.,
Citizen and Military Tsi.o;s,
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THs NcS-PRkYING CLERsY.-To our carrcs-
pondent who CURES as 10 the authorship Of IL e
communication sigatd "a loyal Cburchman. -
VIC may say that we Caalot see that such knowl-
edge Is at all necessary as a REQUESTS 70 Ens1er.
ing "Cburcbmln's" argument
The latter may, however, choose to sccommo-
date our correspondent; but Of ;hs; we leave him
20 be the judge
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Persons who
wish to purchase beautiful styles and well made
Spring garments very cheap. will do well by
calling at A. Stratus, fashionable clothier, Penn
sylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Also, constantly on hand, gents furnish
ing goods, Of every description. at
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CARD.-Eienry Egan returns bis best thanks
to the citizens, aremen, marines and provost
guard for their kind efforts TO- gave his property at
the late disastrous Ore Of the "A inst.
He has removed the portion Of bis stock saved
to No. 41g Ninth street, between ID and T., where
he can be seen, and hopes In short time to be
prepared to resume his business, OF which due
notice will be given TO his friends and custom
efs. ap ii 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
PAN AwAY-Ny wife. ANNIE 4. DAVIS,
MISUNDERSTANDING any body truatins on my
-C- iOsEPH Z. DAVIS
/ qsr-FcpI Csr.lhcetes Of Sock Of the Pear
s No. loG e! s 70 81 s SU :. LIN s E.
r e :d' to '''d company S e, 5si rG:sE EN-.
n AIKEN UPON the 10th rprt.n,. BAf
j HORSE, about IL hands hith The owner is
requested 70 ccms forward, prove property, PAY
'D1 [. cosIENs. on Ninth ST..
tPu So BetveaR n aud Va av Island.
I osT-on the IOta int aboG. s ? n dropped
isa me raj Sc s
e Ws MUSES.: sd fs sA sSa. : wi
stree, o. corner Of Jackson place sad P.. ave.
TAKEN UP EsrRAY-A buffalow COW,
nd about os ys..s OLD e 90 ss red .na whIi ~
ovnsr viii viii Apply D. II the government yard. *
n street, near 2lst street, prove property, psy
% ii.ss ' " r. JOHNSON.
4 osT- Or Sunday. s.h Instant. very small pet
~ DOG. cellcsiey made light b,oTr go
o. Sis CHESTNUT col. orrpssd ears. and Ia As~<
gal reward will be raid for his recovery st SO
=. o1Ne.n z1.n ana z.sI. se ~
$40 :. bs:E Il rJSssis;y psA' s .s
S:rd viii b psiS . ne s1ssT VIII The ihsss. Sf
BsAY 4 CO, $40 TN street, cppOtlts !, tall
senoer Once. lO-st.
$40 REWARD-Rsn avaI from the resi-
Y.1O denoe o. the uncersIgnsd, on Mon
Ne t W1ah i2s' calm. hnS9' ks S Jane
Lss; Gts sh s,IFh'S per o9o, ysfr' S
Sssn :sSEsa %, about lei RisS; and LAD on
band Seioneing 70 Hon ,C5ss. = Ca Yet.
viii give SO rew,rd If delivered to me, or se.
MRS e. CRAWFORD,
apl0 Tvs No. 2s4 southess corner 9th snd L.
- Saloon, near the Baltimore Depot. on the 18th
d ah. SEsst OK ne.
It's, and small " hiie spot on tie front part Of
the hind fetlocki name std tail ra'urai but not
heayy; about is hands RIEh; c;rTles his head well
S very ssf pa vas attached 70 Light
PAID 70 any DCtson giving such formation as v III
lssd 60 hi. recovery. Address JAMES al. ca
s Meridian Hi or chisf Of Poles, w,.si s ton
GSn0 REWhRD-0fs ed for the de cotton
2oOU aha conviction of the pe;son or PERSONS
Wno ger hre TO my tore on the mo ming OF April
I'm, 1872 Also, $3.50 revs d Cfcrsd for the de-
lection and conviction of the person or per o-s
WHO entered my stTe on the night of Narch 18th,
leoZ la17 lwl WIN, TUCKER.
Gin REWARDS lsn about I2IS o'o,ock M,
VlO this morning, m dunn sized grey -
hhRSE, with government sadde ana IN
BLANKET; horse had no shoes o.; and Icruc GA
IN lett foot; branded u. =. He wsq stoen from
tont of AIfler's Restaurant, u 81. Any InfSTms-
tOn con9eTning him Will tie TeoeiVad ct Mr.
Algle1's zap I'D PHILLIP little.
/ OST-On Saturday last, between Clsgett Il
IL MAY store Acd the corner of 10th aud ID ats ,
asmsll atrUsoan SLEEVE-BUTTuN. A Tewcrd
OF 81 viii be paid If left st Mr. ScDken Jcxeicf,
Pa. av, mn ~