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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
SELECTED ADVERTISEMENTS.

we give the following specimens from dozens OF
similar purport:
GEEP CREEK, Va, Dec. 1e, 1871 ON
- authorized By the Secretary Of War 70 offer reward Of
lHlRIf DOLLARS fox the following deserers from
my company;
J. Sergeant John u. James. Description: About feet
inch IN hgh light pexio1 blue eyea light brown hair
said 70 have been born H. Mar land.
serg ant Thomas III. Du kbou. feet inch "a hight.
hoid complexion bue eyes, light brown hair aid to haze
been Dofn Ia hsr land.
2. Pyat Thomas Fields: about feet inches In Li,ht
nord compeaon III. blue eyes, iishi brown halt
Ile aboysI arnod s-reean aud ate sad 10 have ob
tailed lfaudult NJ d ch-Iits IL Richmond.
4th CORPORAL w. Il. Bend about i've feet three uche In
hlgi 10 III complexion blue eyes lone eye bmTed brown
hair, born Ia Pon9s yania.
9Th Privste e Desroot about fve fee. inches
hit, light complexion. gray eyes, light brown hsi said
90 have beea born Ia New IOlk Siae.
~ Private T. h. Jacohs about vs feet eight inches IN
Va light prxlon, 0no eyes, bso@n har born in Ing.
sud.
tn Private Richard Lowey, sbon. Eve fest tx
.c in hight ghl EeAion, hazel ees, ned hA, born
~ CAnadl-Oocupai-n. horse jockey. -
ARTIIrp Common
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
nns,rnctiye Tire az Cortland, y. Y.

COPELAND, Saturday, Jan. 4, ioo~'
One Of the mott destructive tres tnat nae ia ia
visited his yllhgs took place lest evening. lS
Sc hrote ont ia Tie Eagle Hotel about u O'clock
TIE hols was occnpied and owed by Isaac fa.f.
child and vas entirely consumed ,,sssasr rr"ne1,3
large majority Of lie furniture ~, 'ne ,Ssl o,
eorel Was ia q damaged condis''n' '''''1 ''S~
was abon $1,000 10 'nsrr-nS';; - the harness sbcp.
, ams ' md occupied by Henry Brewe which yss
cabnst-shop anG ware
hoass Of eFs s 4, cH 13sSe .a lss G ssass
WIS ,teF. 81 C.'s toss abou. 5 800; insured
for $500. G., s.,..,.o-oa t,oo,;,g@,, OF tn.
~ tne hotel, and IL eonnot be accopa'ed ior 10
and a1c'l no tie il the rooms in tie tAird sy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
Se,..torinI NemiuuGion.

pzrRoIr, Ml,a, Sarsrdsy Jan. = - ~.
In the Derphlican Caucus at Lansing, last r;sh,.
.Tar,b N. Howard was unanimously nominated Iof
Jiui,ed States Senator 10 III the vacancy 'ees'
.sionea by the death of Senator Bingham.
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yVcuxher at hlontrcat.

NOsTIEAi, caturdaJ 's' :, y. 80.
1'bs weather during tina past two days has Ia Is
very severe. The Thermometer Last hisn' ""'
degrees below zero.
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Ws,Ir irn, saes, 900 ou'h a. - ssS-eoss
- - - et5t.o n, Nbite COsN dah New fels" '"
no Cogggs l. loo WAX. sli' Il -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
gEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MoNDAY JANUARY G. 1856.

ding to gs& snn- rselr,s thu, fa, since Sept l.
hnS> en- 81 hhi. sr,,i = =, l,st yea. Tob.cco wss
1ao. h 3@ilo to 90 nc recording to grade with stock
gu haas Vs. ce-asd Of l3ySSA hda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
THE CONFEDERATE TAX ELL.

I'm tho Tax I'LL enacted by the Confederate States
Cnupress there - a clause placing tax upon all
intesest.bear.ng bonds" We leam .hat according
10 the construction OF tho law given by Secretary
Meinn.iBger, the taxpayer viii not DO permitted TO
deduct he Ia iltles lion the amount "a money duo
bin, although be may lie, n iaet, IN gfrearr, >,
Thus " hs h.bili,ic3 amount % sliO,OoO, aud he
'hoIls "iterCs, bearing bonds 20 10 amount Of
ID 900, be his 10 pay taN npon The sJJOoo, "hen,
in re,fty he is worth nothing. Again; has pur-
,hssed farm NJ si0C01, and sold us own for go,
O0O. lie il in pose sion Of the s.Oo0J farm, and
IA. TO pay "A land TAX thereon 40 I've raTe lime 10
sus the bonls, interes'-6eaiug, Tor the 90, DOO
fam, bceauio The "s,ay law prevents their eAecu-
lou. lie Is. therefore, required ID pay tax upon
nd 10000. and also upon tho Si0,uU0 farm; thus
paying TAX upon $4,000, wien IN reality he holds
only : 1000 worth OF property.
dis bonds arc fastened upOu bin, ana ne oanno.
collect thcm. Ag.in, b holds A's bonds Tor the
20 000.fsrm, Is must, therefore, pay taN upon
these bonds Therefore, tie hnd pnfchafed by \
from j. paying GOgle tlA 10 j. d. iahd SOFA Dy
A 10 G; br \ puys tax on = to'o' 10. 9'''' ~
aud O paws OF tic band m kind. such LAW, or inc
construction 4 H. IS certainly wanting IN oriior14iy
aud iu,liee. Examiner, oIst.
THE TARIFF QUESTION ~ CONGRESS.
"a. Lave rrettv well authenticated report that
pe Committee on Lommtr,e g. the Proy'ional Con-
qrsas hvo reported gltinst slspenfion OF the lhf
during the war. How fW this lmbecile cOncinsloh
viii be- sustained by Congress We are ,mp.uonb ~
sscertain. Tor cufosiy o. know how Tar obstinate
nd strlii adherence 10 lbkee IDEAS 10 20 prevail
against conmon sense ne CONDUCT OF our GoNern'
nnt. Here We are blocked np by Yankee war yes
sels. with cOloe, salt, wo0iens, ana foalber-tut
~ article. we need aud for which Wo are wiiilnH
,,v fonr times their cost, and 10 ne insiano q
lsa tine5-and We arc siuae ca'oge ~ CONTINUE q
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DIED.


n On The ssth instant, at O'Clock q. m Mr.. JOHN
OF the County Kerry, Ireland, but resident of tins
hi. funeral will take plso. to morrow twednss,
Dorth: CAPITOL Hill. where his friends sd those Of
the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
On the morning of the 25th instant, of eonsumP-
LJlPs H0PkiNs%S BERR Ef. IN The sd yesr
Beuet,
ri, HIs fsneI. viii take place rcm the residence Of
SIZE, beloved daughter of J. r. and Jane WrOe,
sxeo years and 8 months. 1888 ...
To JESSIE.
The angel near and nearer came,
When Jessie sick did lie,
Then gently fanneQ her faded cheek,
And pointed to the sky. - q
The March winds blow Tree; ...
And vHispeTd I Cons I: ss1 With Sr my =
WeEetheret found her dying bed, - &c.
With kearts TO yeep and az. SCI" .-..
When Jessie went away. .. -.. "
N2 bitter tears hsi she to weep
No SIN 70 be forgiven
But closed her loving eyes "a sleep,
10 open them In heaven.
[inte 'ligenoer.I ADELE WRoE.
~ af a stss shGL' bit san. .en III
Charles c. And Amnnds E. COLLISION, aged year
ulOlLns ana days.
saw q rosebud opening fair,
In beauty's loveliest dyes;
A zephyr came its sweets to bear
ID fragrance to tn. skies;
And thu thy blooming Clerub smile,
TO earta norm ne gwen,
Till Virtue claimed her favorite child,
And took 1t up to heaven!
On the 2ist instant, IDA JANE ESTELLE,
daughter OF y. b ami Elizabeth T.. Turner, aged
years months and ~ days.
baltimore Clipper oopy.l
At Alexandria, Va, on Sunday morning IS h
INST, after brief illsess, ELlZABETH TEMP
RANCE. wife Of John II. Bailey, In the 50th year
OF her age.
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Especial Telegram to The Star
BALTIMORE, March IS, from Fortress Monroe
March "a "A flag Of truce went to Norfolk to-
day, but brought no news.
Assistant Secretary Of War Scott leaves here
this evening for Washington.
The wind is y. w. with signs Of rain
The following is from the Norfolk Day Book
Of this morning:
"RIcHAokD, March 23.-The House Of Rep.
rcsentatives have sdoped a resolution 70 apply Q
portion OF the inonies Of the contingent fund 10
aid and relieve the Confederate troops now In the
hands Of the enemy prisoners"
Heavy reinforcements at Old Point. We
learn that fourteen steamers arrived at Old Point
on sunday last, crowded with troops, supposed
TO be for the Burnside expedition
RICHNoND, March 23.-Presidsnt Davis cab
net has been fofmed. The Senate confirmed the
appointments this morning, as follow, :-Secre-
tary Of State-J. r Benjamin, OF La. Secretary
Of war-Geo. w. Randolph, Of Va. Secretary
Of the Nays. r.. Mallory, Of La. Secretary Of
the Treasury-C. g. Memminger, Of s. q. At
torney General-Thos. II. Watts. Postmaster
Generel--Re Reagan, Of Texas.
"New troops are pouring In. SIX or seven new
regiments arrived In this neig hborhood on Sun
day, via our railroads ="
president Davis has declared martial law over
the counties Of Elizabeth City, York, Warwick,
Gloucester and Mathew"
An account 10 given in the Day Book Of m en-
gasement near Wsnenton station, on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad, on Saturday Of Last
weef. Three hundred Confederate cavalry, un-
er command Of Gen. stuart, were attacked by
i've hundred Yankee cavalry. Forty Of the LATTER
were reported killed, and one hundred taken
prisoners. The rebels are said 70 have Lost SIX
killed and a hundred and eighty wounded.
The above 10 from the Lynchburg Virgissas.
Seventy seven citizens Of I.oudoun county were
sent 10 Richmond on TIE Central cars on Thurs
day night last, and committed 70 one OF the mill
tary prisons
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SPAIN REFUSES TO RECEIVE THE
SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS.
Especial Telegram TO Tn. st.,l

especial Telegram 10 The Star
NEW foRK, March 1.-The steamer Nova
Scotia, from Liverpool 18Th and Londonderry the
18th, arrived at Portland this morning.
The political news 10 unimportant.
The Times has another article on the favorable
opportunity for negotiation between the North
and South. Under the recent SUCCESS OF the for
mer, cotton has declined half penny.
Consols 90 Xa e3A.
LONDON, March 4.-The Paris Patrie asserts
that a member Of the English Cabinet recently
declared to a deputatIon from the manufacturing
districts that, according to information from
Washington, an amicsble separation North ana
South will take place about June The bases OF
the treaty to be that Tennessee, Missouri and
Kentucky return to the Union; the two Republics
to have land customs line; search for slaves to
be prohibited in all States and slavery to dIssp-
pear In thirty years.
The ruscarora and Sumter were still at Glbrsl-
tar on the eth.
The Times has an article against a revision Of
maritime law, and argues that IL England gives
uptte right to capture merchant ships, she would
surrender the only arm which she has, and lose
all she has gained
The Times thinks the Federal victories will
lead TO separation and peace
In France, the ordinary expenses for the year
are estimated at seventeen hundred and twenty
nine millions francs. Receipts estimaIed sixtess
millions excess Of this
Bourse dropping, 6asO.
IL 10 rumored that the English Government hss
notified the French Emperor Of the sudden de-
parture from London Of three men impIIcated In
the orsini plot suspected Of ha,boring desisns
against the Emperor. The police are on tho alert.
The Confederate Commissioner Rosh, has ar
rived at Madrid. TIE Government refused 70
receive him.
LATEST.
LosDoNDEHRr.-The Times city article, ssys
the funds opened yesterday with an improvement
Of an eighth. There was a tempary relapse, but
prices were maintained at close Of business
Transactions In American stocks are restricted,
pending another arrival.
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LATE FROM BURNsIDk's EXPEDITION
A MOVEMENT AGAINST WASHINGTON,
NORTH CAROLINA.
TRE REBEL STEAMER NASHVILLE RE-
PORTED TAKEN BY OUR TROOPS.
Especial Telegram 10 The Star !

Especial Telegram 10 The Star
NEW YORK, March 25.-The steamer George
Peabody, from Newbern on the e2d, via Hstssr.s,
Sunday, has arrived here.
An expedition 70 Washington, N. C., had
started. IL consisted OF several gunbosn and the
Mas. cath Regr.
The expedition TO Beaufort bad not reported
back, except the capture Of the steamer Nashville
by our blocksding feet a. she left the place On
the approach OF our troops. This about the Nash
vile 10 probably incorrect
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CONGRESSIONAL
xxxvrI.l coNaRkss- s.e.,1 s...,..,
TuEspAY, March IS

--- TukspAY, March ..
SRNAIE.-The joint resolution % transfer the
superintendency Of the work on the extension Of
the Capitol building from The War Department
70 the Interior Department wzs taken up, ana
was discussed BY Mr.. Fesendea.- againss Il, and
Messu Hale and Foote for its enxctment
HovsE-Mr. Sedgewick asked leave 10 tzks
from the speakers table Senate bill for therelief
OF the oMcen and crew of NE frtgstes Congrsss
passed. = =
:. The Pacific Railroad bin was postponed until
Tnesdsy next. 80
The House then resolved Itself into COMMITTEES
o. ne Whole, and toot up Sor eonsiderstop The
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TER l.uNaa.

a Card DIR. Hunter win definitely close his
once In Washington on Saturday evening, the
Nth instant after which date all persons afflicted
with Pulmonary disease can consult him person
ally on by letter al his once, No. 81 cas-. Twelfth
street, near Broadway, New York.
His once here will remain open for the recep-
ton OF patients afflicted with Catarfh, Bronc hi
tbs, Consumption, and Asthma, up to the evening
OF Saturday, 10Th instant. 300 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., Washington. mh20
ALL PERSONS can End the best stock of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. i70 Seventh street, near F.
Re 27-3m
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The BARNEY ESTATE -B.fors tie Orphass'
Court, Ju &c Purcell in the case Of the report
OF Mr.. Kelly the ouditor, the exceptions TO the
accounts Of DR.. Harvey Lindsey, fled for Lieut.
Barney by his counsel, Messrs. Winder and Dav-
ldge, those gentlemen this morning asked for
accordingly postponed until Saturday next.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
JEFF. DAVIS NEW CABINET.

THE REBELS ADMIT A HEAVY LOSS IN
THE SKIRMISH WITH GEN. STONE
MAN NEAR wARRENToN JUNG
TON
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DREAMING INTO A HOusE.-Sunday afternoon
Lieut.. Myers, belonging TO one Of the German
regiments, went TO the house Of Mr.. Golding, on
Fourteenth street, near the boundary, and broke
his way, when he was put out by the proprietor,
but he afterwards made bis way In again, and
was arrested by Oricer Wool, who deliver him
TO the Provost Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-BeIore Jxsfies
Clork.-Wm. Smith and Edw'd Collins, arrested
on suspicion Of robbing James Fognry's store;
dismissed. John Drunk turned over 10 the MIL
itsry. Thomas Cole, do. John Dyson and An.
gustine Martin, drunk; dismissed. Gust Delu.
cile, obstructing the pavements; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

DoN'r FORGET TO all at Peoples Dollar Store,
4SS Pennsylvania Avenue, near Four and Half
street, and select something from their real ly
magnificent stock Of yewelFy and Silver Plated
ware-the choice Of which they offer for One
Dollar,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

PAID OFy,-The D. Epineuil Zouaves, ABOUT 400
In number, were paid II yesterday. The greater
portion will return home, the regiment having
been disbanded
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DsATH OF An OFFICER - Captain Isaac w.
hlickle, company ID, 10th New Jersey regiment,
died In the camp Of the regiment, near this city,
OH Saturday last The body was embaImed by
pn. Brown and Alexander aud sent per railroad
TO the home Of the deceased, in Camden, New
jersey. Deceased was formerly editor Of the Cam
dcu Gazette
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Gull Mrs. Carter, disorderly; fine and costs
II 81. Thomas Plumsill, assault and battery;
dismissed. Henry Ierback and Charles Short,
charged with stealing horse; security for fur
house 80 days. Marty Geavy, leaving his reins
and being without badge; dismissed on paying
costs.
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rSpecIal Telegram 70 The s,arl

SEVENTY-sEvEN LoUDoUN UNIoNIsrs
THROWN INTO PRISON AT RICHMOND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

DR.. WHITE, the Chiropodist, 10 a wonderful
operator His method oftreating corns, bunions,
bad nails, etc Is perfection itself Suffer no Ion
ger from those terrible evis but submit their treat
ment 70 the science and skill Of DR., White, at 426
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THE LATEST BY TSLsGRAPH.
FOR EIGN NE ".
rHRKk O'cLOcK, p. n.

THE LONDON TINES AND PARIS PATRIA
GETTING THEIR EYES OPEN TO THE
FACT OF UNION VICTORIES.
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FOURTH WARD SArIoN CAsEs-Bsfo1s Justice
Walter. James Horigan, VIM. Mckinney, Chas
Lyn, Hugh Blakey, Jno. Morgan, Michael Nc
riteT, J. Ruster, James Frei, james hili,een, a.
Talbot, James Meehan, and Tom Calvin, SOL
diers, for various minor offences turned over to
the military. James Costello, stealing pair of
boots from Tx. Patty; jail for hearing. Sarah
Donahoe, vagrant; dismissed Robert Miles,
(col.) drunk and disorderly, do. Samuel Fry,
assault and battery; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

THEY COUNSEL "cOMpROMIsE ;,
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AN AGED PRNsIoNBR Yesterday, Mrs. Sarah
Hurdle, Of Montgomery county, Md, visited this
city for the purpose Of receiving her pension due
for the services Of her husband In the early wars
Of the United States. She 10 now over ninety
years Of age; but 10 apparently as active az many
at forty. She goes the whole figure fer the
Union, as do all who would honor the heroes who
fought and bIed for IL.
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POLIcE.--The Third Ward patrolmen reported
the following cases yesterday ELLEN Welsh,
Justice Clayton. May Reed, profanity; do. 50 81
by Justice Thompson.
The Fourth Ward patrol reported-Geo Davis,
ceny; iail for court-by Justice Dom. Harvey
McDevitt violating the hack law; dismlssed-hy
Justice Walter. Samn Rabbit, driving through
a market; for further hearing. James Redmond,
selling liquor on Sunday; fined sa0-by Justice
CLAYTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

PLOTS AGAINST THE LIFE OF The en-
PEROR NAPOLEON
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OFFICIAL VISTA committee Of the city coun-
ellis OF Baltimore visited this city Yesterday and
had an interview with Secretary Chase. A re-
presentation was made that IL was desirable that
the work on the new u. 3. court house, begun on
the corner Of North and Fayette streets, should
be continued TO the completion Of the building
and at once. IL this could not be done, that the
distractions In the streets, In the shape Of huge
piles Of bricks from torn down buildings, and the
shops erected on the beds Of the streets, should
be removed, as they were unsightIy and q great
annoyance to travel. Secretary Chase received
them very courteously, and said that the requests
made were reasonable, and should be attended TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

EYE AND EAR-DRAFNRss. -Opthalmic and
Aural institute, in charge Of DR.. Won Moschzs-
ker, oculist and aurst-devoted exclusively to the
treatment Of all maladies Of the Eye and Ear. All
surgical operations req uifed 10 restore sight and
hearing scientifically performed. Deafness, noises
in the bead, discharges from the ear, most sue
cessfully treated, no matter OF low long standing
The success Of the Institution since it, establish.
ment can be attested by the numerous psrsons re.
stored to sig hit and hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

PIcKEr MuRpKRERs NEAR THE CHAIN BRIDGE
fEr.-Last night we saw at the embalming
rooms Of DR.. Holmes, In Buchly's establishment,
the body Of young man who was murdered last
Friday night at the canal lock, near the Chain
Bridge; the third who has fallen victim to the
sneaking murderers at that point within few
peny F, seth Regiment N. Y. ", one Of the best
men In the regiment, and most highly esteemed
by his officers and comrades. There 10 but one
mark Of violence on the body, bfuise over the
When missed, his bayonet was found on the lock
side, and bis cap In the water. The lock was
dragged and the body recovered. The water
was then turned out Of the lock by the soldiers,
In order TO recover the remains Of the other vic
tins, II possible; but they were not found. The
loci Keeper was the only one permitted TO ap-
proach this post at pleasure, bis business requir-
Ing his attendance tnsrs; ana we near that ne has
ers has been embalmed, and awaits the orders Of
his friends In New York. He was remarkable
for his good character and generosity Of heart
A wasHIseroSIAN KILLED AT THE PRA-RIDGE
BArrLR-Among those who were killed In the
lste battle at Pea Ridge was Mr. Jas. w Worstef,
SON Of DIR. J. Rutherford Worstef, OF TINS city:
years since be seted In Illinois, and at the break.
Ing out Of the rebellion attached himself to the
Cd Illinois Cavalry as private, but was soon pro-
NOTED 70 q sergeant major. In the battle can.
non ball struck him, taxing away the side Of his
skull, while he was engaged In untapgilng the
horses from the Dubuque Battery, which service
be brsvely volunteered TO perform In the face OK
CALLING fre. Calling TO his boy, after he was
shot, he exclaimed: q Johnny, oh Johnny, must
GO"
RRLEAsRp.-The following prisoners were dis
charged by military authority, yesterday evening,
from the cd "Gapitol prison, !" on their taking the
s.oath Of obligation not to bear arms until Tegu
larly discharged according 20 the usages Of wal,
the oath being administered by Justice Thomp.
x,tstides G. Lantrill, Fsirfax, Va; Arthur Daw-
ssa. Loudoun county, Va; James e. Murphrei,
Portsmouth, Val and Jonah L. otison, Loudor q
county, Va.
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WHAT AN AMOUNT OF suffering and disease
among the Volunteers would be prevented by the
free use Of Holioway's Pills and Ointment. For
Mou,nas, sofss, ana SSuryy tne Eminent y q
Small Pox. &c, the Pulls are the best medicines
In the world. Only IS cents per box or pot, 9sl
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BRANpRRTH's PILLs.-The occasional use Of
tbs safe medicine insu,es health and prevents
those sudden attacks Of sickness to which ali are
more or less subject, such as dysentery, diauhe,
headaches, dizziness, bilious affections, &c, &c.
Sold at No. p94 Canal street, N. Y, and at the
Branch Office, corner 9th and e street, Wash.
ington, d. 9. p. 8. Suffers supplied by the do
zen. f.r .e '..sF NH % -lw
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Q 80 about IL O'Clock, BAY MARE
wiz SADDLE and Bride. sta in forehead, In
and one white fore foot II tue horse lIe- "a
turned to the owner, at DIR. Burr's, on street.
given. NH a-Iwr
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WANTS.

A MOST RESPECTABLE MARRIED wO-
"A man wants ituaiiOn either as cook or cham
bsrmaid. The best references given. Inquire at
No L, between l. and NJ streets, on Goat alley.
NH q
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GkNrLEEssFFss .s Oh FE EiNny a SAPh YsAHM-
ne 5Sals rs "a iEssSs
VIZ : a sSs sis1s g; + c..
~ .v-S sss fha::sS ; Ssf::sSs ''as's%.
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"A private family or suiet boarding rouse
Please address letters Il. G. H." to the cfhce Of
this paper. NH 1871