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PROPOSALS FOR WELLS, PUMPS. ao.
MAYORS OFFICE. "-AsHtNsroy,
asOruAry Is, So,

MAYORS OFFICE, "AsHtNGroN, 4
asOruary Is, 1872.
Proposals m VIZ ting wal. b, racsiyed AZ tb,s
once, up d % GS ~. On th- lsth DAY OF Maroh
VsT!nt iG Tss ssRs 9%p Nd vs. Logs for con
Necessary msts't. snu w-rkGan hip an digging
al. aydlP 93, E6E Nd = he best manner.
stant u'e, IN tie First OIs,-of, CON posed Of the
5TSp aSa SsG2 6e r Mat n tie Second kDS,rS,
and Ia ths Third District c~r5posed Of tire FIth
eratsy and to he r.vsI o d f,-ent 9 Sntrsctors5
tor the term o. onc gar. .noing on the Al a.,
OF ApI, 1882, sgrs,s5iy 10 tho following speciE-
FOR WELLS.
AMI removing the dr., Ger foot, i,Eesi. T6s waIs
20 b fOdr inches ih,o', OF gOoi hsrd br.cE,
s5lesnlng ont Wet, eSoh.
Iaklns out o.d walls AID putting in same, per
Cases ofeisht feet length. per foot.
a Sc 3ie !. a. ghi feet length, per foot.
covering TO be ofths best EAstaf- .,,,s lois, bo1
le thal IN 81 I-c-es :alcS az double
,,P Paslhs new wells, lucladIcg brick and pump
Opening old wells, and covering sans with o.d
tm5lr NV
FOR PUMPS.
kee1ln~ tls pumps ia repEIr, v.z s:opsins all
eAzs &C., vhel It can be done without tskins out
Taxing out All outing N olJ guups,ker los eaca.
MAki@s new JOINT a. cd Ogs
New boxes ana SCOUTS IN Old Sum nIS each
New pcmps. per foot
Boxes and 'Pouts for new pumps, eacl.
Copper cham bers for pumps.
The top log Of the pumps TO DO Of the beat 49,
s)-Ud white OAR, and the rem. ar of the hast -.
SoaSd yellow pine.
FOR HYDRANTs
Keeping the MIGRANTS IA repair, viz ,toprir. ALI
iSsks, 90. al new valves and spouts, repnfrtns
the old ones, ana repairing the old irons be opfias
% them, when Il csa be doae without takinT the
hydra"t OTlt, saeh.
Taxing out h,drant' aid pattInE in same, each.
SPnuts for hydraats, cash.
spout s-oles 20 DO.
PAINTING pumps and hydrsnts each.
IRON WORK.
per 10. res'
SCOUT and lower box irons for pumps, each,
Nav ] lEtS 70 cd spears.
Rev sPout c-c valve irors for hydrsnts.
Toe work and mstsriaiK G. be q a o. the bsst anal
ity Of tEcIr espsctivs klrds.
no CfoT VII be received that "a not made By q
pr3ct ca puIp maEer.
The Ter. on or p-rsats whoFe ofrsr msy ba A.
oepie1 vi D. GGITed u eateT into conc for one
nFd oT 'hs faithful performance CT hIs or their
eotract: AL SHOULD aEy oOutraotcT or contraotOTS
"a o. REUSE 10. mpls with aLy OF the condi-
u Is OF tins OF nae % tHelT contract or to exc
caie Any EDTE within The umS UAmed m the ord AZ
1l tae Onul 81 FCeT di-ecItn lt 10 b done, tina
Mayer Is authOr = q TO enpltg aay other psrson or
peFsCaS % ezsc3e The sang, u 10 nlsh ne ms
teilIs upon sDch tSF.s SIS he ~ deem eSt sdieut
u winch event the cont 1910 CT contractors SO
ial Ing sha! be =poushe 10 this Corporation for
alY nss o. camags 70 CltNy sustAia sgebF anl ths
Meyer may aE his else elton nLu! ths contract Of
fs li-IswlV M.1or.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FLAG FERMENTATION.

To-morr ow, at two O'Clock, the Pennsylvanis
regimental coloTs will be presented to Col VIII
nams' 3lst Pennsylvania Regiment and Col
CamPbell's 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, at Camp
Graham, or Queens farm, near the Soldiers
home. Governor Curtin, who Is now In this
city, Senator Cowan, Speaker Grow, and a COM
mittee Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, now here
comforting with the Secretary Of the Treasury,
and other distinguished citizens, will be present
and con- cute TO make the occasion one of great
interest.
Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, Is here, con-
ferring with the Secretary Of War on the disposi-
ton to be made Of the division now ready for the
Held in Pennsylvania. The old keystone has long
since supplied more than her quota Of troops and
exceeded every other State in the number o,
troops in the service, and now again she comes
forward with an additional ten thousand ready
and anxious for active service. These will prob.
ably be sent west direct from Philadelphia.
A committee Of six members Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature arrived here yesterday, to confer
with the committee Of Ways and Means, OF Con.
gress, and with Secretary c ease, In reference TO
taxation; the purpose being to avoid any con-
fict between the State and National Legislature
in the levying Of taxes. The committee with
Gov. Curtin, had an interview with the COM
mittees Of Ways and Means Of the House and
Senate to day.
NAVY YARD
Another Leak sioPpsd-Ssessh Mai Captrrsd
The King Philip, Capt Cooke, went down to
the fotilla Yesterday, and returned at late hour
iast night. The steamer Harriet Lane Is at Indian
Head
The heavy firing by the Confederate batteries
Ia at passing vessels, but none are struck.
Yesterday afternoon our pickets near Mount
Vernon saw two men leave the Virginia shore
and 60 on board Of small slooP which was
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INDIA RUBBER Uoops.

India rubber Sheets for protecting cbiIdreu,s
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 rs each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % 50
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each
India Rubber Leggin5 81 per pair
And all kinds oi Rubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for seds4n sickness,
&c, &c, at mt nufactu!er's prices,c.H A HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, 800 Pa. ev., between
Ninth and Tenth streets feb LIT
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GATE LOCAL EERs.

CRIMINAL CoURT-TrtaI or s-ofs,. NJ.
td~ II o-day, the case Of Noah Shields a. p,,-
1icn butler, lcolOred,) charged with The kilIing
OF Rachel IGFuet, Tree neerass, BY striking Lee
S VIII 3o'le on the forehead is being tried The
Tense. fr 'oi Ne-
Inc Following jury was cbosen-all from TIA
SegulaT panel :-Patrick Crowley, oseph McNair.
John Tretler, Henry Kleiber, Georges Moves
Heorge Dohn: John Scnvener, Joseph FoIlsns,
bee and Lewis Wright
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The War Kaa,a.

LsAyENwoRTH, Feb l2.-Msjor Hunter
made formal call on Senator Lane Yesterday
matters In regard the Southern expedition re-
main In adfE qEO. Gen. Lane has not Vet re-
signed the Senetorship.
NO movements Of troops OF particular moment
nave taken place darling the last two weeks
Tie thirteenth Wisconsin Reg imeAt hss gone 10
Fort smith. Tae First K Ias5s is on furloagh Tor
the days. "
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anchored In the stream The met va. ,.oo.,..
TO the ofaceF q the day, and d-,,chr.r, =. =
Immediately sent on to board the .lOop Th,.
was done, and . number Of letter. y.,. a.
cred, 10 ana from parties In Dixie, and ,uon.-
them Ten Of bic character On. 4, "a
to contain very comp Sc descr' p;i,a Of our In.
OF defence on the Potomac. The ~ .uca u.r.
arrested
The Jacob Bell IL stii with the upper aouIl,
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE MID
IcTNEs For unDleasant and dangerous diseases
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu, which has receiv-
ed the endorsement OF the most prominent physi-
clans In the nted States Is now offered to afflicted
humanity as a certain cure for the following dis
eases and abuse Of the urinary sexual org ans:
General debility, mental and physical depression,
imbecility, determination Of blsod to the head
confused ideas, hyseria general irritabiIty rest
lessness and eepessness at loss OF appetite
absence Of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, emacia.
ton, low spirits, disorganization or paralysis Of
the organs OF generation, palpitaton Of the heart,
and, In fact all the concomitants of nervous and
deoilitated state Of the system To insure the
genuine cut this out. Ask for Helmbold's Take
no other. Cures guaranteed. See advertisement
In another column feb4-u
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THE IsDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
xx,lll IIaa,.oa al

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 AdUies.
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 pal, complete.
simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn av-
enue, corner Of 18th street. feb Saws
CoRNs, Bunions, Calosites, Bad Nails, En-
tagged Joints, and all diseases OF the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, i26 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room up stairs
Ofhce hours from II m. to p. m. Orders 10 call
at residences promptly attended to. jan Inns
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ACCIDENT man fell on the pavemsn, q, a..
rear OF the city Hall 70 day about noon AID brofe
his leg He was taken into the hos ital near by
We could net learn his name
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- n ANNAPokIs ~ ~
WNfHI COMPANY. ~Hl
w oYsTERsl OYSTERS! w

An Oyster Shipping Company has been formed
vicinity with Oysters. il persons which . se from
10 10 100 "a lors Pc day, can be supplied Oysters
IN she sent IN bags or car loao OF from $50 20 80
quantity call at 60 Budgs street, GeOrg~tovn, ID.
.. The Oysters shipped by tins COMPANY Is as
had IN the District The Oysters are opened the
same day they are tsken from the water, and are
sent to the District the same night Ali orders
directed TO WILLIAM HANCE, Annapolis, Md =,
manager for Company, will be promptly attended
IN f. IUwe
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CARRIED.

Mr.. LEWIS p SEiBOE6, OF Baltimore, 10
Miss JUsEPHINE b. DAWSON. OF w sshing-
ton City, ID. G.
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RRsIsNKD.-ltis stated that Mr. John n Wise.
Keeper OF the county jail has sent in to Marshal
Lsmon bis resignation OF that Office
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Ia li-IaNan
UYSTERS-OYSTERs

ROASTING OYSTERS,
by which The entire favor GD1 size Of tas Oyster
is reta uac.
The PE aRi. SALOON, aI3 Penn avenue, Cd
posite Wllsrds' Hotel, vii open thIs evening,
isign OF the globe lights with lie Imp roved manner
Of steam NJ, Destness Of fttiuE, ard order Of ser
VICE, AL desiring luxury Will Re rewarded by
calling. SupsrIor quality 81 Fresh salt Oysters
constantly on hsDt 10 supply Hotels. Suffers and
Families, Ia shell, key, or can Families orders
delivered on short notice. Choice Cigars at Tsa-
Fonable rates. tss-Ims
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THY MTAsNA and foul vapors generated BY the
hot sun will be far more deadly to our volunteers
tn an the enemy's bayonets. In the Indian and
Crimean Campaigns HollOway's Pills were used
In enormous qualities. They kept the troops in
perfect health: Only IS cents per box Soldiers
supply yourselves. 2l7.
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SAL AUSTIN IN TRoUBLE.-SarahA Austin, whose
domicile on Sixth street has attaiu ed large no
teriety, was yesterday arrested for selling liquor
without license. She was brought before Justice
Walter, who fined her 500 81.
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PLEASANT FURNISHED ROCKS, with fuel and
gas, with or without board, at Ais street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders
can be accommodated. ian l5-Im&
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SECOND EDITION.
STILL ANOTHER UNION VICTORY!

THREE O'CLOCK, p. VI.
STILL ANOTHER UNION VICTORY!
MORE RESULTS OF GENERAL HcCLEL-
LAN's STRATEGY
... SPRINGFIELD CMoD OURS.
PRICES ARMY WHIPPED THERE,
PRICE LOSES HIS STORES AND EQUIP
MENTS, AND Is LIKEWISE TAKEN
"sHoRT" AND ABSQUAT-
CLATES!
OUR CAVALRY PURSUE THE FLYING
FOE!
ST LOUIS, Feb Il, 1862
To MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN:
The flag OF the Union aOats over the Court
House in Springfield.
The enemy retreated after short engagement,
leaving large amount Of stores and ,qul pments,
which were captured by Gen. Curtis.
Our cavalry are In close pursuit
II w. HALLECK, Major General.
FURTHER AND MOST INTERVENING
DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE OF
ROANOKE ISLAND.
THE LANDING OF OUR FORCES.
lMPETUOUS BRAVERY OF OUR TROOPS
HOW THE ADVANCE WAS MADE UPON
THE BATTERIES.
THE REBELS DISLIKE THE SMELL OF
COLD STEEL.
o. JENNINGS WISE ATTEMPTS To Es-
CAPE IN A SMALL. BOAT.
HE Is SHOT IN THE BOAT, AND DIES
THE NEXT MORNING.
THE SURRENDER OF THE REBELS AT
THE NORTH END OF THE ISLAND
CHEVAUX DE FRIsE ACROSS CRoATAN
SOUND TO STOP OUR FLEET
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NOW. IS YOUR PINE TO BUY OVER.
v COST. Pants and Vests, Ct New York prices,
az SNiT as, No. 40 Seventh street, opposite
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MS Ann MoRGxN CHICK. VIE Rs'G Of R ihsss
The friends sqd aosusintaaces are respectfully
inylt' 70 attend her firersl, on Saturday after
noon ats O'Clock, on West at
baltimore papers copy.I
=, On The 18th ln,tant, CYNTHIA ANN HAM
At half past o'clock, from her late residence No.
! , on 1871 st-esr, just below Penn avenue. Her
TO attend her funeral, without further notice. q.
10 washington, FebIus,y 18Th, f.om the effects
BANK VIE Of Dvd s Ii o .59
the late George WheateJ, IN the 10th year of hor
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from her mothers residence. on NJ
street between "a and 6th dsland on SUNDAY
,h B. PP 1NI the well known proprietor Of
virtue. sst mar and his pstfot. % endesred h M M
10 large circle OF mourning friends
Mr. ponnelly was regular correspondent OF the
New York Commercial Advertiser and New York
p0E5Igt1Y.Saersd 70 the memory of ALICE
IEisS s IL IL N; POULTUN, who departed this
DEAD dead in her glorious be,uty-In the flush
and the swaEening echoes of the affection she had
Of hfsf She is now free from ali tbs sorrows and
ioys 81 ME. and has gone to world where all is
miss her hsppr voice and sentls smile, Which made
n p, 90 peihved by US all in our oompsnionship.
out . ee sne WILL Join us no more in our merry
sports, or meet with us in the friendly circle.
And thou art gone; thou gh thou vert young and
Though thy sweet face hal no. trace of care;
Yet, thon vert taken from thy motheT's love
To find thy home In heaven above.
A nd thou art gone; though deugh or of nv heart
Thou vho didst share Of IL the dearest DAT
Thou, my sweet solaoe in nv saddened hour.
Gone to dwell la heavens promised bowers
And thou art gone; and angel, voices whisper
sweet,
Mournsr, thy dan ghtsr stitch at her Savors feet,
Mourn not FOR hsT-to b. a soul among the blessed
IL swester far than by mothers hand caressed.
Goae In the fush Of youth,
6cna, ere thy hsaTt had felt earth's withsring
Ere the stormy worlt hai sollei thy spirit truth
Or sown DARK sorrow there.
Sleep on sleep on l v oald not wake thee
i would not osll thee b.ck again
To linyer In this world of sin,
To feel once more its joy and raIn.-H.
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FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are invited TO try those manufactured fresh every
day by y. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. ia 2sIu
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COMMISSIONED DIR. w. T. Okie, formerly Of
the military hospital at the Union Hotel In George
town, has been commissioned an assistant surgeon
IN the United States army, and has been assigned
10 duly with the 9th U. 8. infantry.
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REMOvAL.-Marsbal Lamon Yesterday removed
Anon Duvall, one Of the guards at the city Jail
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UNION MEETING IN GEoRsErowN.-There was
an interesting and lively Union meeting In
delivered by Mr.. VIM. n. Tenney and ether
citizens
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ERESH LEMON BISCUITS, 10 cents per h.,
l. B9ST0S CRhCRERS, 70 cents.
SPONGE BUTTER do. 10 oen.s,
SODA Do oents
SUGAR do eoente
WATER do 1oenfs
Good BROWN SUGAR, eeent.
very has COpEisH. Scents,
POTATOES and BGCKWHEAT Flour.
At very low Prices, at
70 Iw. L. a. DELLWlG'S, Navy Yard.
ALL KINDS OF ~ sGY GROCERIES AND
a Suffers Goods on held and for sale low by
BROWN g L HEATING.
dst stssr Ssj Pa avenue, near 18th s,.
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CAPONs Speaking Of capons Wilson, 119 Pa.
avenue, has fine supply of these splendid fowls.
Give him a call. Remember the number, 119 Pc.
avenue, between Ninteenth and Twentieth SITS. I
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COMPLIMENT TO BRIs. GENERAL MKasHKR -
The officers Of the Irish Brigade on Tuesday last,
gave an entertainment to their Brig adler General,
Thomas Francis Meagher. The affair came of at
Snri npheld Station, about ave miles distant from
Alexandria. Among the quests present were
Generals Heintzleman, shields, Howard, Rich
ardson, Meagher, and Colonies Terry, Cas- and
others good time was had.
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HE Is SHOT IN TIE BOAT, AND DIES
THE NEXT MORNING.
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OfsTRAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-Bsfors JEsffes
hsier.-Samuel King, VIM. X. Mortimer, Thos.
Hipkins, Bridget Conner, do; fned % each.
Eighteen dodgers were accommodated.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-Yesterday afternoon, In the
S S OF James w Sears vs. James w Colley, the
l1ry returned 4 verdict for defendant.
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MILITARY FUNERAL The members Of com
pany n, nth New York volunteer regiment
Yesterday afternoon accompanied 70 the Railroad
dep 30 the remains Of their late comrade, Alexan
der Annaole. The body 10 10 be taken 70 tn
late home Of the deceased in Albany.
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ORDRR OF MARSHAL LANoN.-The folIowtng
order was Issued by Marshal Lamon on the 9th
inst
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9th, 1862.
To Tailor and Guards at the Public Jail
ia the District of Columbia:
You will this day release from custody all per-
sons claimed TO be held 10 service or labor, and
not charged with anv crime or msdemeanor,
who are now In i'll, who have been there for the
space Of thirty DAY or upwards-from their arrest
and commitment-and, in future, you will, in
regard TO persons claimed to service or labor, and
not charged with crime or misdemeanor, govern
yourself In strict accordance with the order to me
as Marshal fer the District Of Columbia, Of date
January 25th, 1852, from Hon. Secretary Of State.
Respectfully, WARD II. LAMoN,
U. 9 Marshal d. c.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
DERMANENT BOARD ANDA PLEASANT
Il room wanted BY gentema o. auie, and home
say $50 month. Neatness is more desirable than
q superabundanoe of provision No SecessiODist
or sJmpathizer with ebels need answer this. Ad-
dress BoardeT," Post Office. fe i4-3tH
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
j Boird, in pleasant location near the Capitol.
Also, q andsomely furnished Parlor and Chamber
communicating. Inquire at Star Office. fe lS-;f
CENTRAL HOTEL, upon the European PLAZA,
~ corner of Pennsylvanla avenue apo 6.h ftreet,
opposite corner to Browns and the National, Is
now furnished throughout with new and handsome
furniture.
The proprietor informs his friends and the public
that they can be accommodated with rooms BY
the day or week. with or without meals.
The Diuing Saloon open at O hours.
II. DURHAM GELSTON,
fe 10 cow Proprietor.
DERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD
IL can be accommodated on reasonable terms
At 535 N ew Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill, within 8
few doors Of south wing of Capitol. fe s..
-
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DATENT OFFICE CURIOsITIES-Guide to
Il Patent Catalogue OF CuTiosIties and Govern
ment GsTden,. at the stand in Patent Office; Rare
AntIqua'isn Books; Government Books; Docu-
vents furnished Railroad X epOrts; Military Re
ports; Burnt Patent Office Reports; Cheap Cooks
furnished TO Pedles; Military Trials; Military
Laws; Army Regu atoms; PanOrama of the Coast
showing over 1000 miles, many thousand Cheap
Books. RecOl eot cheap rent. Large saleF, low
prices Up stairs, over Bank # Washington.
ia 2g-lm* ALFRED HUNTER.
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o. JENNINGS WISE ATTEMPTS To Es
CAPE IN SMALL BOAT.
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1T DON'T WORK.

CHEVAUX DE FRISE ACROSS CROATAN
SOUND TO STOP OUR FLEET.
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]. B. CoNKLIN, the great spiritual medium, can
be consulted at No All Thirteenth street, between
g and n, Washington. fe 12-3t@
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HYpRoPHosIA. An unmistakabe mad dog
made his appearance In SwampOodle yesterday,
and caused no little commotion In that excitable
neiShborhood- The animal was pursued and
nnally killed by shot from patrolman Humans
revolver but not until after II had bitten several
dogs In that vicinity.
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take great pleasure in recommending the above
favorite remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all afec-
tons Of Ae Throat and Lungs. An attache OF this
ONCE had a severe cough for several weeks, and
after trying every likely thing without any relief
was perfectly cured by single bottle. We are
not surprised that 1t is so largely patronized by
our soldiers In camp.-Bdh. Clipper.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday afternoon Felix
Mullen, soldier, tried for burglary in breaking
into the house OF Mr. Adams, was found guilty
but recommended to the mercy Of the Court
Counsel for the defence moved for new trial
but the Court would not grantit
Cornelius Leonard, indicted for keeping a dis
orderly house, was acquitted.
George Jones, colored, convicted on Wednes.
day last OF mansla9ghter, was sentenced to eight
years imprisonment In the penitentlary.
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THREE O'CLOCK, p. N.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

DROF. c. F. BARNES FASHIONABLE
Il DANCING ACADEMY, at Temperance "a
Hall, Z strsst. beswsen 9Th and 10th Classes q
at s. evening class att. SOiree very Friday "a
evening 8 O'Clock. Music ny Pref 'ieO hrth.
Ten Psrsnos Hall will be let for Balls, Parties,
DO. Apply as above. fe IL I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-14

EXCHANGE OF FooT-GEAR John Reed a sol
der. who lodged with another soldier on Tuesday
night, rose early next morning, in imitation of
the bird which Is said to have caught the worm
John, thinking no doubt that his early rising de-
served a reward also, looked around for IT, He
saw pair Of wornout worthless brogans near him;
they were his own. He saw fine pair Of new
boots alongside the reclining WARRIOR who was
still In dream land These John quietly drew on,
was pleased with the fit, and quietly chuckling
with satisfaction left the room. But sudden re-
verse overlook him a little later in the day. he
YVES arrested and taken before Justice Waiter and
yas there confronted by the owner OF the boots
who described his establishment on aW'aking at
finding his nice new boots gone, and pair Of
tattered and mud-stained brogans in their place
Reed was held for further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-14

THE SURRENDER OF THE REBELS AT
THE NORTH END OF THE ISLAND