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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CONVERSATIONS Session.

..- FRIDAY, February %.
SRNATx.-After the presentation and reference
Of petitions
Mr.. Starke offered resolution for the reference
OF the charges against his loyalty that had been
laid before the Senate, to the Judiciary Commit
report upon them.
This resolution was debated at length by Messrs
Hale, Sumner, Fessenden, Browning, Harris and
Dixon, lover a remark Of Mr.. Sumner, that Those
Republican Senators who had voted Yesterday &C
admit Mr.. Starke 10 his seat, Were anxious tc
relieve themselves Of the responsibility for 90
voting.) 80
HousK.-Sundry bills and resolutions were In.
troduced and referred, among them bill repeal
Ing the law prohibiting the circulation Of bank
notes Of denominations less than i've dollars In
the District Of Columbia.
The bill authorizing the employment OF engi-
neer volunteers was taken up and discussed by
nj essrs. Blair, Harrison, Mallory and others.
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THEIupIAN HERR Doc1oR,

The INDIAN HERB Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or Ill
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No eAarge for Conss!tatios o. Adrfcs.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms al have no strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Cull'd from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health 10 the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn. sv-
enue, corner Of 7th street.
Canadian references Of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir E. Heads, Governor Of Canada.
Hon. Hy, Stearns, Mayor Of Montreal, G. T..
Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, C. E.
Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor Of Toronto, G w.
Hon. J. B Robinson.
Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor Of Hamilton, @ w
Hon. w Matthews, Of Brantferd, G. w.
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, G. w.
w. Savage, late Col. Of Artillery.
II. p. Dwight, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
J. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Toronto, @. W.
r. n. Crook, Alderman, Toronto, G. w.
J. Urquhart, Surgeon. Toronto, G. w.
fe 17.n
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The War In ArkRnsas.

Cross Hollow, Ark, Feb. A-Our army ID
waiting for supplies, and will not be likely to
move for ten or twelve days Price and McCul
loch are beyond the Boston Mountains. Oul
troops took possession Of Fayetteville at eleven
O'Clock Yesterday morning. The ruins Of the
town were smoking when our troops entered.
The Rebels are badly dem oreliled. A LouisI
ana and q Texas regiment are with McCulloch
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TIE NAVY AT NASHVILLE,


TIE NAVY AT NASHVILLE,
dispatch just received by the Secretary Of The
Navy Is a. follows:
CAIRo, Feb. GA dispatch Just received from
Lieut.. Commanding Bryant says that the gunboai
Cairo preceded Gen. Nelson's arrival at Nashville
with his brigade, amid the waving OF handler.
chief.
l will send the dispatch with further partic-
ulas. A. II. FooTs, Flag 0f1cer.
STOLE AGAIN.
GA correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com.
mercial says that Gen. Bushrod johnson and ali
his stan, except Capt. Moorman, escaped from
Fort Donelson on Mondsy last, after they had
been prisoners but thirty-sx hours. No Tick was
resorted 70 In order 20 effect their escape-tbey
simply mounted their horses and rode through
the lines"
The only error In the above paragraph 10 its
statement that Gen. Bushrod johnson was really
prisoner. He was too smart for that He took
TO bis heels an hour or two b.fors the surrender
OF Fort Donelson; not thirty-six houu after
yards!
Like Gems. Floyd and Wise, he is not one Of
the catchable" under any circumstances. He
was ignominously turned out Of the United States
Army Tin Mexican war tmes) for stealing, and Ia
too great an adept at IL to have failed to steal hi,
{" bacon'' OF in the confusion Immediately pre-
ceding the surrender Of Fort Donelson.
NAVY YARD.
The steamers Yankee and Reliance came up
from the notilla yesterday, and the Yankee went
down again immediately. The Reliance is still
at the yard.
The King Philip went down to the hotilla yes
terday afternoon, and returned at late hour last
night She took number Of ladies and gentle
men down to Mount Vernon Yesterday morning.
The trip was a very pleasant one
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IcIsKs For unpleasant and dangerous diseases,
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu, which has receiv.
ed the endorsement Of the most prominent physi-
clans In the United States IL offered 70 afflicted
humanity az a certain cure for the following dis
eases and abuse Of the urinary or sexual organ
General debility, mental and physical depression,
imbecility, determination Of bleod to the head, ,
confused ideas, hysteria, general rrtability rest
lessness and sleepleness at loss Of appetite
absence Of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, emacia.
ton, low spirits, diserganization or paralysis of
and, in fact, al the concomitana Of nervous and
debilitated state Of the system. To insure the
genuine cut this out. Ask for Helmboldb. Take
no other. Cures guaranteed. See advertisement
In another column. feb At
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Six Soldiers Drowned.

SANDY Hook, Feb. 27.-six men were drowned
In the Potomac yesterday by the upsetting Of q
boat. They all belonged to company P, Of Col
6eary's regiment Their names were as follows:
Abram Spicer, Alexander HelvesOn, John w God,
- Artlip and John Torode. The unfortunate
men would not have met with the disaster had
they not become alarmed at the careening Of the
boat
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AFFAIRS IN ALExAxpRiA-1ks Approaekiss
Eisefion.-The Union men Of Alexsndria con-
vened at Lyceum Hall on Tuesday evening, for
eip.P electioO 70 Be held on Thursd.y &iS March
for thu different ofices Of the Corporation d
For Mayor, Lewis Mckenzie, Esq Auditor,
Reuben Johnston; Superintendent Of Gas, Thos.
Dyer; Chief Engineer Fire Department, John
Birrell; City Surveyor, Caleb 9. Hallowell; A.
torney, 8 Beach; Superintendent Of Police,
Charles r. Grimes; Gauger and Inspector Of
and Bark, w. w. White; Inspector Of Lumber
VIM. r. Howard, Robert Wade; Collector OF
Taxes, Northern District, George G. Hewes |;
southern District, o. c. Whittlesey; A,.es'ors-
@. p. Henderson, Thos. Davy; Clerk OF the Mar
ket, John p. Whitemore.
PIckPocxK1s CAPTURED Last evening, detec-
tive A. r. Allen arrested fellow named Peters,
| at the railroad depot, for picking gentleman's
pocket Of a pocket book containing SIG In money
and some valuable papers By sudden process
Set0fe the property sSTld Od s d.xs 70
Peters to the Metropolitan police, and be was
taken before Justice Dom, who sent him to jail
John II. Daily alias Bud Daily, was arrested
by the patrolmen Of the Fourth Ward, at Purdy's
restaurant, upon the charge Of picking soldiers
pocket Of q small amount Of money. The ofncers
say he was taken as he drew his hand from the
soldiers pocket with the money In IL. He 10
held for TRIAL before Justice Walter.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Be fore Jnsties
WaIter,-George Blake, fighting; dismissed. w 4.
Manther, do; do. Robert Richardson, alias
Rats, highway robbery; dismissed. Michael
Shugrue, abusing his wife; fned 81. John Man
chester, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Noah
Little, do turned over to the military. + Kelly,
do; do. John II. Daley, alias Bud Daley,
caught picking a soldiers pocket at Purdy's;
held for further hearing Solomon Smith, drunk;
ined 81. Edward Smith, assault and battery;
do. sl.75. John NJ Curry, do; dismissed.
John Mentally, drunk; fined 81.
POLICE The Third Ward patrolmen report:
Thomas Raglan, for driving on the pavement;
hned 81 IS by Justice Barnaclo.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen report VIM. II.
Loss, peddling without license; fined $40 IS by
Justice Barnaclo. John Carr, threats Of violence;
held for a hearing by Justice Dom N. G. Coz.
zin, assault and battery; dismissed by Justice
Johnson. Thomas Gohagan, violating the license
law; dismissed by Justice Walter. Augustus
Grimes, throwing stones In the street; for hearing
by Justice Barnaclo. Charles johnson, drunk;
dismissed by Justice Walter.
CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-Befors Jssties
ThompJon.-The emily case was that Of Arthur
Donovan, who was turned over to the military.
Seven dodgers were accommodated.
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III The Union member ofthe Maryland Legis.
lature met In caucus on "Wednesday evening 20
select candidate for United States senator
After five ballots the convention adjourned until
Mondsy nj ht The vote was az f. bows: Rev
erdy johnson, Is; WIN Price -; a;et
Davis, n; Thomas aIexander, y; rs"7is. Doh-
aidson. Z
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QUERY.

QUERY,
WHY Is II THAT CRIsrApoR o's HAIR DYE 10
the Best in the Worlc?
Because eminent chemists say so!
Because IL contains no oaustio compounds!
Because il wears Ions er than any other!
Because lt operates isstastansoxsly!
Because 1t does not stain the skin!
Because Il nourishes and strengthens the Hair |!
Because IL oorrects tbs bad efeo 10 Of other dyes
Because Its presence cannot be detected!
BseGtSs 20 Meier fails
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADORO, 8 Astor
House. New York. Sold everywhere, and applied
BY all Hair Dressers.
Pdoe 81, 81 30 and e3 per box, according to
size, Mol.
CRIsTLpoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
Is invaluable with his Dye, as Il I'M parts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss. and great
vitality to the Hair.
Price 30 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
to size. fe % W&Flm
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DATENT OFFICE CURIOsITIES-Guid e to
Il Patents, Catalogue Of Curiosities and Govern
ment Gardens. At the stand in Patent Ohioe; Raro
Antlsuarian Books, Government Books; Doou-
ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re
ports; Burnt Patent Office Reports; Cheap Bookn
Furnished to Pedlsrs; Military Trissi Military
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama Of tho Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. Recol.e ct cheap rent. Large sales, low
ja 29-2m* ALFRED HUNTER.
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MARRIED.

On the z9d December, 1851, By the Rev. Mr..
MsColley, J. 4. WREN 20 Miss BETTE l..
WREN, all Of this oitJ.
Attic esdence Of the BRIDE, on Thursday. Feb.
10th. By Rev. DR.. Morssll, T. ADDISON Toll
SONt r NJ. A. TURTON, Of Wsshington.
ffrederlct, Upper Marlboro and Baltimore
pap lrl eoRy.l
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WHY Is IT that families and keepers Of boarding
houses send from all sections OF the city 10 DAY.
toms Bakery, 456 Eleventh street, between 6 and
n, for pies!
ARSrsr.-Becauset they are made by experienced
male and female operatives, who have been en-
gagged in the manufacture Of pies only for thi rty
years past, and every one admits that they excel
all other pies made at any other bakery in this
city. fe 26-6t
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THE COTTON AND TOBACCO PLANTERS
HOLD A MEETING AT RICHMOND.
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PROPOSAL TO BURN THE COTTON AND
TOBACCO CROPS TO KEEP THEM
FROM FALLING INTO THE
HANDS OF THE FEDERALS.
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Nor so.-We are assured by parties from down
river that there is not word Of truth in the ru.
NOR Of the shooting Of Gen. sickles by one Of hi.
men.
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BEST COAL OIL, warranted, y by Che barrel 3:
cents, by the gallon so cents. Lamps, Cans and
at Stuart & Sons, corner Of Twelfth and n
streets fe 26-6t
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DIED,

On the 9Th instant. after short but severe ILL
ness, fRIEDERlCH sCHN ELL, led IS, for the
past - J cara resident OF this CITY. -
In this city, on the cath instant, MARY LIZZIE
MORGAN, e. 81 years months and ~ days
suffer nctIe cnIldren % como unto me. aud for
b q Them n0tI Tor OF such is the Kingdom OF
Heaven t- .
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INDIA RUBBER FOODS

INDIA hUbbkk GOODS.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 rs each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % SO
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, - so each.
India Rubeer keggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds % Rubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for sedsfn sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, stsH. A Hall's
India Rubber Warehouse, 306 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. feb LIT
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u George r. Dssais Ne oee1 a, 20 .ssd
Provost Marshal Of Frederick city, Nd, Vice
Col. Kruger, who has Joined his regiment upon
the Potomac.
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SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS Sick IN CAMP
Young men be warned In time, supply yourselve.
with Holloway's Pills and Ointment. They are
guaranteed TO cure the worst cases Of Sores, W.
Gers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints
Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 2is.
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RALMoRAL sKiRLs AND moon .x,,~.
Ladies' best KID cloves AID 6sunilets,
20 dozen Linen Pocket Hsndkerohiefs, very cheap,
ron SiSo 70 ~ pr dossR. u oorJrv
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BOARDING.

BOARDING "A gent eman and LADY can be ao-
10 commodated at 334 New York avenue. he
tween 5th anc 10th st. fe 27-St'
THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN
d Be accommodated with Board. at 26S Eighth
street. between NJ and N, IN private family,
fe 25-lWt
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Accumulation Marcy, youth, was yester-
day injured by the accidental discharge Of pis-
tel which be was handling. The ball passed
through bis left hand, inficting painful wound.
He was In Judiciary Square AZ the time.
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Il , The correspondent OF the Lcad0n Tines,
Mr.. Rasssif, has returned ~ New York haVl.Ss
made extended tour % Canada
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CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-.
lsrged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by Or. White, Surgeon Chiropo.
dist, 1926 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.
and-a-haJt and Sixth streets. Room I'D floor
Once hours from a. m. to p m. Calls made al
private residences when desired. feb IL
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

1TNOTICE.-The ofieer. and members of
A2 Covsnont Lodge, l. 0, o. F., no. Is, are
requested 70 meet at tn IT Hall at O'Clock III Is
EVENING, February %, TO make a. rag emcnts for
the funeral OF Brother GRORss WlIsING ER, which
Will start from his late residence, NO. a. Beah
street, 6eorgetovn, at o'clock p. m. on Sundsy,
Maroh2: Brothers of sister Lodges are re uested
TO attend, without further notice. - =
BY order OF J. ID. Ca HALL, N.G;
IL A. NEWBERGER, X. Sec.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TAfssEEEEEEtt 4z Sg spssIsy:
The performances viii eommenos with the Com
LONDON al Assurance.
Lazy Gay oosqIads lie Farce q o'' ''''
Loulse.. - -. .Mlls One- .as.
MONSTER COMBINATION!
PHILHARMONIC HALL!
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ABOVE 11TH 81.
CAMPBELL MINSTRBLS
P. r. BARNUM'S
Cabinet of Living CurtOs1ttes
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
Arrangements have been comp leted by which the
CAMPBELL MINSTRELs!
With a. Eaters Ns,c Company Of
sIXT~ STAR PERFORMERS!
FIN" " SsiazSSkfLEs KENDALL.
The Great Stump Orator!
esggsss rs E. eShSifBs sil;a Singer,
Franz r. m.IoAEEhs eroa. Ba.'ol
The Mstohle,s Rullsr.
Low eyloSS TOEEd asosS Want L'
host Of others in .
Nsr ProUdmns Ers-y Might!
And tbs
LIVING PHKNoMBEoNs OF NATURE,
THE WHAT Is 1T?
and the
ALBINO FAMILY,
which have attra ctsd such crowded and fashions
so nights, and which has caused more comment
from the Press and admiration from che spectators
than any curiosltles ever exhibited,
WILL APPEAR NIGHTLY
PHILHARMO HALL.
Grand Matinee Evsry Saturday afternoon.
Admission Is cents. fe2s
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-Befoys Jssfse,
Ciark-Alexandef Mcclure, drunk and disor.
Fra1i RICK. do; turned over 70 the military
samuel ShafeF, do; hne 81 %.
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ELsEwHERE will be seen the announcement of
the grand ball at Temperance Hall, Z street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, next Monday
evening, In celebration Of the birth Of Robert
Emmet, under the auspices Of the Fenian Broth
crhood. Lookout for capital entertainment
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US tees of the Union Hotel Company have de
clared dividend of twenty I 10 per cent cut of
the capital stock, payable at the office Of the sub
scrIbef, upon presentation Of the certificate of
stock. w. II. TENNkY,
fa p So
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FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are invited 10 try those manufactured freah every
day by j. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. ia 2-u
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CkusHr IN THE AcT--john n. Daily, alias
Bud Daily, was srrested lss even ing for picking
soIdier5 Pocke.
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FRE-The alarm Of IRE yesterday afternoon
toout four O'Clock, Was caused by the burning o
foul chimney on street.
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ALL PERSONS can find the best stock of Cloth.
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks Hats and CAPS
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, nearF.
fe 27-3m
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u . CANTERBURY
Last Week of the
LEONI
LEONI
LEONI
PANT0MIME TROUPE,
PANTOMIME TROUPE.
PANTOMIME TROUPE.
Tonight. the Last Time of the Comic Paltomime,
LIE STATUE BLANCHE!
LIE STATUE BLANCHE!
LIE STATUE BLANCHE:
Second Week of the
CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
Great Success of the
BEA UTIFUL WAL!
BEAUTIF WAL!
CANTERBURY MINSTRBLS
CANTERBURY MINISTRIES
CANTERBURY MINSTRELS!
Admission Is cents; Dorchester Chairs 80 cents.
afternoon Entertainment
For Ladies and Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at2 O'Clock,
W hen lavish distribution of Elegant Presents 10
Toys, Fancy Articles. and mag
d a si SF.s. Nc s..aas; street. '''n
Admission % cents children 10 cents. es
Nysl SShT Hh a5 s1sf
o SsI and sas
SRSsE asSS:' Opposite the HsGPs
WAsHlNsroN A tab OF MUSIC.
FENN AESg t1 t az Tr5 S sGG No ass'
om Il. tes s a,s
and the most popular operas-rendered In better
style than at any other American concert saloon.
The snests-snd the public are freely invited,
ing every comfort they desire In addition to the
finest music in Washington, they will obtain, on
best RsfTsshmsnfs for sale in the Federal Netropc
OILS Ofhcsrs constantly in attendance to keep
'o0a 0Ia'f' 00h''I a fSSRSnf R0s e
feb = I'm Proprietor.
KIN6's NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER,
Av .SP s Is. M.ss sn g'Ms snarer
%SitisEe1 usst4isn MMs snsssr
THIS EVENING,
Tom King ylll give hi: Comic limitations OF
HORSEBACK!
Have You seen old
DA N g A r ID | N z
In his great Burles ne Dance, A La Cnbtstsy!
III. Beautiful Mr. s sktSiss Ever, Ev.nin.
KINCADE, the 100 summersault Man!
The Great Zou1Vs Halt
Must be seen to be appreciated.
DON UAN
Every Night Until further notice.
NEW NOVELTIES IN PREPARArIoNl
Scale Of PJtess-Orohester Chairs IS cents; Dres1
Circle % cents; Children under 10 years of ago Ia
Dress Circle Is cents; Social Range % cents; Col
ored Gallery IS cents; Colored Boxes 50 cents.
Doors open at = O'Clock; performances will COM
menoe at precisely. fe7
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AT SAVANNAH
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A BAD SoN-John r. Clements having charged
his son, John r. Clements, IT,, with abuse Of his
parents, threatening 70 take his fathers life and
8ssaultng his mother, q warrant for the appre-
hension Of the young man was issued by Justice
Barnaclo. The accused 10 about nineteen years
old. He was arrested and brought before Justice
and the young man, In default Of ball, was com,
Fn1tfed 10 fafl
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CENTRAL GUARDHousH CAsEs-Befo,e Jrstie.
fAompSon.-The emily case was that Of Arthur
Donovan, who was turned over to the military
Seven dodgers were accommodated.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
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WANTED TO SELL-A HOTEL doing
w good basi 9ess will be sold on good terms.
only reason for selling Apply at No. $50 llth st.
Washir gton CITY. fez7 SGs
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WANEED TO HIRE-A WOMAN to do
w cooking and housewOrk in general. To one
plv at No. sol 7th Street, opposlts Odd FeIlovs'
Hal. fe a So
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TIE WEIGHT OF EVIDENcE.-Some days since
a man was brought before one Of our magistrates
on the complaint Of person who stated that the
arrested psrty bad assaulted him by kick The
complainant brought three witnesses who testi.
atd that they saw the Kicking. The accused
however, brought forward JoEr respectable per-
sons who did not see Il, whereupon the Justice
gTayely decided that the weight OF evidence was
In favor Of the accused, and dismissed the case
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wANTED-A FIRST class COOK also, q com
w eetent DINING-ROOMs SERVANT, Apply
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WANTED-Three good STABLE HANDS,
w and one Msn 10 va,h caTrisgas. Apply 10
w. G. HAZEL, Beall street, between High and
Congress, georgetown. fe 26 St
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WANTED-Anexpeu WOMAN, as nurse
w for two infant children also another as cook
and washer for 6 small family. For honest and
f.lthfnl SERVICES good wager will be given. Apply
az No. 69 LOUISIANA avenue, between 9th and 7th
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MUSICIANS WANTED FOR 1ST CANAL
1t1 RY BAND-One first ciass Musician, caps-
Ole OF composing and arranging music and instruct
Ing and leading mounted hand. Also, eight or ten
coed Musicians. Torn of enlistment years; the
usual psJ, rations, clothing, &C.,. Of the regular
service given. Wanted also six or eight Trumpet
ers Inquire at RegImsntAl II e.ds uarters, Camp
SpraEue, Washington, ID. c.. date camp of X hOde
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