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NOTICE OF APPRAIsEMENT.
STATE Or KANSAS
CoCNTv or JESvEasoH.
Firss District Court Jefesson Co, Kansss.
lessee Newell,

Firss Distric. Court Jel5esson Co, Kansas.
lessee Newell,
v8.
Leroy E. Curry.
Leroy T.. Curry will take notice that ] will OF
Friday, the I3sh day Of June, A. D. 1861, BE-
tween the hours OF ten O'Clock A. u. and twe
O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day proceed 10 srpraise, Of
the premises, the following described real eststs
tO-wit: Commencing in the south Line VI scutt
range IL, 9.46 rhains wsst Of the south east cor
ner Of said quarter, thence along said line 81
chains west 10 10 chsins. thence eaft ST chains
thence south 1915 chains TO the place IT bsgin
s'ns. being siiaa.ed ia JeiIersos county, STATE
Of Kansas, said really u 30 levied up.n and
Appraised BY virtue u m order ct sale 70 me d..
rcc,ed. issued out Of the District Court Of said
Goa " in the shove entitled csuse In favor Of
lease Newell and agsinsa Leroy 3. Curry.
n. w. TAYLOR, ShenG.
Nay 3lth; 1929 Nv
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SHERlFrS SALE.
STATE or kANsAS.l
COUNT o. JEysYnson.
J. T.. Todd and Owen Cavl6eld.

% u. Ac0o ouo Uwe0 CoWI6eId.
Z. NeC,s,s. Nasiids MecIur-, 0.~s. Kemp
and Rebet ca X. mp.
~ virtue OF an alias order 10 me dirce,sa h.
| sued by the Clerk Of the District Coust o. ~
county. ! wil on Tuesday. the 3sh day Of JuDe
A. u. 1861, b. r~ecn the hours ii sns apd Iou'
O'clock J.. ~. OF that dsy, ef3sr ~ Pablo oale :,
tne Court House door in The Village Of Oskaluo.
sa' Ia The County aforesaid, TO the highest bid.
der for cash in hand all tho rKhs, title aud in.
;erest Of the said detendsn,s in aud to the fol-
iowinG describe property, to-wi.: the south hail
o. the southwest 4 Of section p township s of
range is and the west halt OF Il e north. ives,
quarter q section IL in township Of .enye IS
a In Jefferson County, State OF Kansas; ssid
hIs' described property appraised at $500, an.
erred uiion ~ the property Of T. Mcclure. ,nd
said las! above described property appraised a,
SOD aud levied upon as the property II George
Kemp. N. w. TAYLOR. Sheriff
By HoRAcI GIsDs, Under Sh., :E
Stinson 4 Ravens, Plaintiffs Au'ys.
May 24:h, ls63-39-sw
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tEBisnk Books Ruled, Priniei and B"uI'
70 ANT PATTERN.
For Bankers. Merchants. CoOn'y o;''cess &c
Iedeers. Journals, Records aid Dcckets, mads
out Of good psper At eastern prices.
Magazines Music aud Periodicals., Hound ~
dec7.l8-ly.l0 d
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The VISITING COMMITTEE will be ex-
.pec,rd 10 report Al the next meeting of
the Committee OF Arrangements. Let
them bear this ia mind.
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Order 81 Attachment.
STATE OF KANSAS
CousTv o. JESvgRsoH.
James n. York " C. n. Atha.
Before y. r DuttOn. Justice Of the Peace In
Oskaloosa Tow nship, Jefferson County, kanaas.
On u 2ist day Of May. IS62. said Justice issued
order OF attachment In the soove action for the
som Of ss 50 and Of suit. Said 10 contin-
ned until the sah day Of July, le02 q 9oeloek
JAS. H. YORK, PlainiiG.
May Slow.
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Order Ct Publication

Order Ct Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS, ls.
COUNTY OF JsrrERs n.
IL he Dr. Coir: 81 SAIL County.
Fielding r. vsuga.a.i
william p. Chiies.
John 4. Pricr. Esq. sttcr
ncy for IL. esid plsintif having flied IN ~
Clerks ofics Of said Court his certsin III 'avr
setting soT,h that the said William p tiles j.
! no,l-r .Ieni vi this State, il u orde--d iha
The - cfendant, William p. Chiles. b. soti
fed t. l,licaiion being made in the "Irs.epea'
dent. weekly newspaper pab'i.hed in sai'
Coaniy Of Jcherson, (0f Six successive weeks, o.
thc tendency Of this suit the object Of which j.
to "L'ain . judgment against the said defendant
an in favor Of the sail Fielding z. Vaughan fo'
u -nm Il $500. with int RESI- thereon y n Inc
Iss - jsnuary. 1850. ~ the rate O. .er vsr
cent k.' mum. said 70 b due iris p.sir''iF'-saa
the ssid o-fehuant on , eertnl. ins;runi >. &.
wiring cbil. a'nry mad BY tho tsi issa-;.i-n'
to sa'd plaintiff IN the 9th day 4 Ju4s 800,
whereby the said dete dan, sod IL .he $40 p'air
Gia three certain bonds issued ~ the c''y y r
interest ut the rate Vt 10 pr cent. pr s0rna
from the l-t day OF Jsnuavv. 1850. ard seie.ms
bic Oh the let day Of yaauay, 1851 xh.cn suio
bonds the said de'rnd 4ut r 'mi.sd nd ,greed
10 redeem in default IT II n rele nI tea BY 'he
SAID city Of A,ch con q ID. sud lot day off,.
aasy, 1881. said dsie, ut further motif. i
thu his.psoperiy, to Wit: tho souih half OF the
north west quarter Of c.ion six il township pir'
Of range n,neteen In J. fisrsos County. S,ste D {
Ksusas, hss been asssched, BY -rfue Of on or 7
at attachment issued in TIL CAUSE. ard thar m
css the saia defendant plead. answer e dena
10 the pesitiO, Of tho said p'sin nm ied /, TN.
,nv.s. an mr. he.,,ro fhs. Sfh DAY Of uCu.t
sucn petition will I've taken as true md judgment
rendered sccordiugly, AMI said attached prop .I;y
al, b. .od 10 satisfy the judgment 70 scaJsses
Witness my lind with the ees'
&, Of said Count aifixrd at ny office
10 The village ar OsksiSoss IN
the esh day Of Msy, 1864.
J. y. Priee, r. l.. HAyENS,
ATTY iae rsinsiG Clerk.
Nay - 80 6w
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DHiDGES and imp ,rs1n, points sre under th'
ID protection Of United States ,roo;s.
EEGuLAR pAirv PACKETS from Klnsls City
ana Leavenwo g's, connect with The Platte Con-
y Railroad ir -. Joseph, where clcse con
lions are male with trains East, ~ The hsnn.-
bal and 81. Joseph RaiIrosl.
At flarsibai co.aeciions -. ia PscF
cts mp aud dawn the Mis.,ss..ri -e-. aad VII
all Eastern railroads.
Passengers to Saint Louis. VIA Haanihsi. en-
JOY apieasaGt nights rest, ard arrive ia -. ipal-
next morning N season for tssiness, and make
connections .Sst by raiIoad.
STATE ROOFS AND Mr. AIS OK PAcKErs, FREE.
Passengers I. tie Ea by this route save from
five 10 scv~n days ov those going by me Mis-
sour river.
Stages frcr ;,.-',n.nt points in k,nsas con.
r&cs With the i..1 ,issi aud ~ Jos PIN Railroad
It Lesyenwosta, A,saison, Ka.sas City, and Sc.
Jos-ph.
daily Stsce eoneec,ions maie from points on
40 Raii,oad 20 Lexington. Richmond, B'ans-
week. Pa,i. Independents, Carroll, N. 10.
THROUGH TICKETS y AL points East,
North ce S.,u:h, sold At the o,iices Of this Com.
pany ut Lawrence, kausss Cry, LesvenworIh,
Atc6i.on. o. st. losepf.
The II. & ST. j.. r 3. Ca. are selling
.lx HUNDRED THOUSAND Ar rs
fertile lr .;,uated alcng its limo, At low 2. es
upop lolg credit Apply to JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Conaiissione-, Hannibal.
Shippess ri Ieig.tby this line save i'm. and
In.urance. ]. +. K. HAYWARD,
General SGIt.
P.B. GRoAr, Gen. Tick.t Agent.
W. P. RoBIssos, Gen. Freight Agent.
aprs6-Ss.
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egAgu Mg2t.

suru = Coal Hat UII, C0I0Gns, IufkSu CSys u
Pomsde. &c. &c, &C.,
Ii yoo w.ni ANYTHING in the grocery line. call
O'kaieo.a, lKassas, = here yos css purchase as
THE LOWEST CASH Prices.
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THE PRESS
Nv. F0RNEY, Editor and Proprietor.
Publication Office. alt CAesssss 81.
PHILADELPHIA.

The tsliowins are the terms Ut the several
editions:
DAILY Issur-ss6o per annsm, payable IN
s3vnnce.
Tsf-WEExLy lssuE-is published on Tues
days, Wednesdays. and Saturdays. at g PEI
annuni, in advance.
WEEKLY PREss-con.ainng General -ws
Editorial, Markets, Sc, Is issued every
day
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THE INDEPENDENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, IN
Oskaloosa. Jefferson County, Kansas.
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A. HORTON.

No. 25 Msi..'. Lane. New York.
Any one Sc din, -inpIe letter post .tamr
will rec'i i've circular win its engraving above
referred 10.
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KEROSENE OILS.
He also hep. good supply Of The following
Standard Paiest Medicines:

Ayers Cherry Pectorsl. Ayers. Jsyaeh. Jad-
sons and McLane.s fills, rrssk's Nsgnertic
.Oininent, Mastsng Linimsuf, GaSg .ing Oil, Ferry
Dsvis' Pain Killer, &c.
ALSO, Essences Of PEPPERMINT, Cinnamon,
and LemDn: and Q suppty Of fine and fanny
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LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcR.-AfteY having for many years printed
the liss Of letters remaining uncalled for In the
post ONCE Of this city, (under the law sutnor-
ixing their publication IN the newspaper having
the largest circulation within the usual delivery
Of the or1ce,) the proprietor Of the Stdr has al
length felt compelled TO decline their further
insertion, because Of the great space they have
come 10 occupy, and Of the fact that for months
past he has been forced TO lay over on each
occasion, when printing the lists, advertisements
the insertion of which would have paid at least
double az much az tie law allowed him for the
letter list
In addition to this positive pecuniary loss by
their insertion since those lists have come to be
90 large az the New York city letter lists, they
have entirely-on the day on which they were
printed-defeated his purpose Of making the STAY
always a nspspapsr-news being Its well known
speciality.
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what They Say About It Dswn I'm Dixie.
From the Norfolk Day Book

The Hon. Mr.. Edwin NJ Stanton, who suc-
ceeds GsGeneral" Cameron In King Lincoln's War
Once, favors rs with remarkable document,
the cool effontry Of which excites our unqualified
admiration.
This document published I'm our issue Of yestsr.
day after recitng the heroic services Of the priso
ners now in our hands, goes on ste: .'lt 10 there
fore ordered that two Commissioners be appointed
to visit the city of Richmond, In Virginia, and
wherever else prisoners belonging 20 the United
States army may be held"
The exquisite modesty Of this proposition 70
send official inspectors Of our defences and gene
raj condition entities MIR. Stanton 10 The reputa-
ton of being the most impudent nan among all
King Lincoln's proveTbiaIy impudent suhject.
The distinction has been esfned, let 10 be
awarded.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 3lst utimo, after short illness, SARAH
ELlZABETH, youngest daughter of WASH ng ton
and lana wellington aged year ana { months,
Weep not for little Sarah,
Her gentle spirit fed,
She gently sleeps with Jesus,
Among the silent dead.
Shed not o tear of sorrow
Around her silent tomb
Think what lovely flower
You have IN heaven to bloom.
&c sent her for o season,
Then beckoned her away
Farewell, my earthly parents,
Il oan no logger stay.
The funeral will take place at o'clock to-mor-
On the morning of the 2sth of January, ANNIE
6hsER. daughter of Roratlo ana Mary kobey,
eged IS months and III days. -
As tho sweet Hover that bioomed In the morn,
But vlthered In the rising day,
Though lovely vas this infant dawn,
Thus swiftly fed her life Always. o.
On the slst Of January, of consumption, JOHN
His lengulshing head IL al rest
His aohings and thinkings are DER.
His quiet, manageable breast .ft1s.
10 heayed By Affections NO more
HIS friends and the friends Of the family are In
vitsd to attend the funeral, on sunday eveping,
FEBRUARY 2, az O'clock, from the residence Of his
lsth sts. baltimore Sun copy.] 2ts
Aged 50 years.
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INDIA RUBBER t,oops

INDIA RUBBER GOoDs.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each,
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 .25 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combine 80 so
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, g.. so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds % 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 H. A. Hall,s
India Rubber Warehouse, 800 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets Jan l-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
INSTTTUTE

THEGARAY INSTITUTE,
y 1927 AND 1929 SPRUCE ST., PHILADELPH1I,
This Institute, conducted for two years past IN
the city OF Philadelphia by MADAME CHEGARAY
and her niece MADAME D'HKRvILLY, upon the
same PrlncI pies as the one in New York, estab
ished there IN 1914, will reopen, after the Christmas
holidays, on Monday. January 9Th, with its usual
ample and complete provision for the education of
Young Ladies, under the direction of Madame
D'HervIly. Circulars, and all REQUESTS informa-
psi. jIT-Tm
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THE IspIAN HERB DocroR,

THE IsDIAN 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 charge for Consultation or Adcies.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as 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, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to the.
Washingtos Buildings, Pa. ausaHs, about fus
minutes toalk from Broion's Hotel
Room-No. 10. ia Pitts
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PoLIcE-Yesterday the patrolmen Of the Third
Ward arrested George Kendall, vagrant, and he
was sent to the workhouse for 60 days by Justice
Thompson.
Fred Koenie and John G. Graft Were arrested
by the Fourth Ward police by direction Of JUS
tice Walter, to prevent q duel or other breach OF
the peace. II appeared upon examination, that
the parties are officers In the army, Koenig cap
tain, and Graft a sergeant. The latter was accom-
panied by his wife, and since their service began
they had falling out and lived unhappilv, and
finally separated. The captain, not Wishing TO
see her suffer in a strange land In the midst Of
strangers, attended to her wants. Finally an
agreement was made by which the sergeant
should renounce all claim to his frow for GER
tain amount Lately the amount due (sl0O) was
to be paid, and the wife wishing to return to
Germany, the captain proposed to give 1t to her,
to enable her to go back, and about this dis.
pute arose. Yesterday Justice Walter happened
In at the New York Hotel, on c, near Four-and-
half street, and in the adjoining room to that In
which he was, the dispute was In progress; and
he overhearing the challenge pass, sent for the
patrolmen, and arrested all hands. The princi-
pals were held to bail in $500 each not to leave
this city to fight duel, and to keep the peace
The captain then paid the wife the 800, to en-
able her to return
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-A gentleman of moral habits. and
- not excessively homey in personal appearance.
age, is DESTROYS of forming the acquaintance of 8
young lady, with a view 20 mstrimony. Tbs lady
must not be over "a years age rather preposses-
sing In appearance, with q good education. and
lair conversational powers. Wealth thoug h not
Particularly desirable, would not he objsotlonG biz
Address, within two weeks, RUFUS through
Washington city Post Once. il Sp-Sts
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AMusKMENrs To-NIGHr.

THxATER-The benefit Of La Senorita Cubas
last night seemed to have drawn out the entire
fashionable public, every nook and Granny Of the
theater being packed with the crowd which
poured through the entrance in steady stream
until the house literally overlooked with the
throng. The graceful Cubas ELECTED, as usual,
unbounded applause, GEL Polo de Cadixn and
GEL Ole" stirring up unprecedented enthusiasm.
This evening cher last night In Washington) a
grand Hungarian dance and the Spanish dance
ala Maduleua,n with the theatrical company In
"The Young Widow" GOOD for Nothing" and
"The Sailor Boy Of France"
CHRsrY's.-George Christy, Mel, shatton,
Clairville, Haslam, Boniface, japanese Tommy,
and all the other stars in an original bill Of bur-
lesques, songs and dances. Look out for 6. G. In
his side-splitting aftsrpiece tonight.
CANTERBURY HALL.-An attractive bill Of pam
tomime, dances, songs, ballads, solos, slack-rope
performances, feats Of sleight o. hand. and the
Irresistible afterpiece &C Robert MacaiTe.n Butler
AZ " Jac lues Strop."
KING 9 AMPHfTHEArER.-Benef OF the peo-
ple's clown,n Joe Pentland, who sings " Jolly
Jack the Rover" and dances a reel on a quart
cup four inches square. Twenty new acts In the
arena concluding with " Jocko, the Brazilian
Ape" Monday evening, first appearance Of the
clown, John Landis.
ORPHANS FAN for the benefit of st. Vincent s
Female Asylum, corner Of g and Tenth streets.
Useful and fancy articles, ice cream, confection-
cry, etc.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Popular free concerts at
J O'Clock, with excellent refreshments, &c, &c.
Han open all day.
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DEPARTURE OF TIE NEw YoRK 76TH ron
wAsHTNeToN The 10Th regiment Of New York
volunteers took their departure this morning Il
10 O'Clock for washington. One Of the boats Of
the Camden and Amboy lfn< proceeded 70 ktkeft
them directly 10 the depot Of the railroad-
Since their encampment at Rikerh island tne
men have BEEN armed with Enfield rihes. Their
complete camp equipage VIII De recelvte IN
WILMINGTON The reafnent numbers over one
thousand men, and the muster rolls show mat DOT
very few are suffering from sickness. In appear
ance and discipline Il 10 one Of the finest military
organizations thus far sent BY New fcfk 70 tne
WIN. Commercial, yesterday.
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IN CHRISTIAN F. EcKLorF, Secretary.

A CARp.-WAsHINeroN, D. C., Feb. l, 1902
Editor Of the Star Sir: My name appears in
the report Of the " Potter Investigating Commit
tee" reported as disloyal, &c, upon the testimony
Of one James Devlin, Of this city. pronounce
said charge to be false and slnndsrouS. Said Dew
lin is a man OF no character, and therefore shall
treat him with that coptempt which he deserves.
JAMES A. REYNOLDS,
Chief Clerk to First Lieut.. Leslie Smith, First
Infantry, A. C. g., u. 8. A. 1t+
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INSTANTANEOUS cure Of Corns, Bunions, CAL
losities Inverted Nails, Warts, and all diseases Of
the feet. Mr.. Demond, Surgeon Chiropodst, Is
enabled. by peculiar process, to eradicate the
most painful excrescences in a few minutes with
out the least pain the slightest inconvenience to
the patient Consulting hours from nine a. m to
five p. n, at his Office, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel. Best reference given In
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

PRoF. ALEX. WoLowsKI's NEW METHOD OF
LEARNING THE PIANo.-We take great pleasure
in noticing the high Communications bestowed
upon Prof. Wolowski's method of the piano,
and the great success that he has met with since
he has been with US. We also take great pleasure
in referring to the following card from one Of the
first teachers Of music In this city:
Mr.. Editor-Sir: Having noticed the several
advertisements Of Prof Wolowski of his new
method Of the piano, was tempted to call upon
him and see IL his method was such as was rep
resented. / called upon Prof. Wolowski, and
from the interviews that had with him, / am
pleased to be able to state for the advantage Of
Others that his method has been eminently sue
cessful In my case, as | nave derived great ben
eft from Il, and can recommend IL as being supe-
rior to all others. In conclusion, / would advise
all those who would wish TO lay the basis for per-
lection in the Of the piano not to lose this rare
opportunity. A TEACHER.
The residence Of Prof. Alex. W olowski is No.
300 Sixth street, between street and New York
avenue. 1t
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BEATEN-william Hutchinson, one OF the
witnesses before the Potter investigating commit
tee, was treated pretty roughly on Thursday
night, near the Capitol, in quarrel growing out
Of his testimony before the committee. We IN
derstand that he received several blows on and
about the head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

On "WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 20, a num-
Der Of Young men assembled together for the pur-
pose Of forming a literary society, to be known as
the "Young Mems Literary Association Of st.
Aloysius Institute' The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing term: Spiritual Director,
p Brosshy: Vice President. Martin Fisnnerv.
Secretary, ChristianF. Eckloff; Treasurer, Thomas
A. Rover; Librarian, George A. O'Hare. Direct
ors, Daniel A. Clancy, JOS H. Brooke, John F.
Fennell. BY order.
1t* CHRISTIAN F. EcKLoFF, Secretary
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN CITIzEN.-This morning
Msjor Thomas Quantrill, a highly respected citi-
zen and veteran Of the war Of 1912, fell upon the
the side walk, on Louisiana avenue, near the Can.
teLbury Hall, and died In five minutes. His body
and bis family residing in the First Ward, noti-
fed. Msjor Quantrill was about seventy years Of
age, and was yesterday apparently In good health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

CoRNs, Bunions, Calcsities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room up stairs
Oface hours from IL m. to p. m. Orders to call
at residences promptly attended to. jan I6-1m*
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ATTENTION 10 called to the announcement else
where of Prof Barnes second grand soiree at
Temperance Hall, E street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, next Friday evening.
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SOLDIERS, see to your own health. Do not
trust to the army supplies. Cholera, fever, and
bowel complaint will follow your slightest inds-
cretion. Holloway's Pills and Ointment should
be in every Mans knapsack. The British and
French troops use no other medicines. Only 25
cents per box or pot. PIG
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Coin ANB EXCHANGE RATKs.-At the banking
house of L. johnson & Co. we ascertain that the
rates have varied but little during the past week
The buying price Of coin to-day was per cent.
for Treasury notes, and the selling price 81 Ex-
change on Baltimore. Kax; Philadelphia, do;
kak.
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Nor TIE MAN.-Inadvertenuy the name Of
Capt w. J. Langrall wa given yesterday 60 the
Captain Of the Baltimore schooner that ran Into
Aqua Creek Mr.. Langrall Ia the commander
of the vessel that brought up the Information.
The name of the Captain Of the schooner In aid
TO be J. 3. GiIley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

FAMILIES who have never used Boston cracker,
are invited to try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. ia 2S-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

A CARD-In regard to the statement In the
New York Tribune Of 2Sth inst, in which am
charged with testifying that the two Mr.. PEN
ningtons and Arthur Mentally were secessionists,
positively deny making the statement; nor did |
testify where they went to, or for what purpose
they left Washington. What ] did testify to,
am willing to abide by. JAS. E. ARNOLD.
February 1, 1862. 1t#
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MARRIED.

THOMAS l.. DANf, u. TO Miss MARY L.
ELLIOTT, both of Washington City.
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