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I INTERNAL REVENUE.

NOTICE.
All persons In busneas are hereby notified that
they are required to make application to the A.
sistant assessor OF the district In which they live
or do business, or at the Assessors ONCE, No ga
Eighth street west, near d NORTH during the pres
licenses must renew them for one year from MAy.I,
l6SS-Only paying for that portion of the year be
tween the expiration Vt their present NCenses,
until May l, l55l.
The names OF the Assistants are Al fOllowB:
No Geo. L. d. Mitchell, for all the city west Ut
Fifteenth street west. Office Fifteenth
street, one door south OF Avenue
y. = ThOs. u. MarChe, Tor all ui city between
Eleyenth and Fifteenth streets West
Oitoe 444 Eighth street for the present.
No. D. Henry Lylea, all OF clty between seventh
and Eleventh atrCuis west ounce i4t
Eighth street west.
No, I. r. Is. Ferguson from NoN cuih bllrTl Wrht
To Second street rtsl ounce ''l f'hh-
ByNAnIH avenue.
No. o. Geo, COllRTd all Of Guy east u' HT'Huu =,
east. Ottve corner Oi NJ south ana fuufh
east. , -, - ,..
No. g. George H. LarSomhe, all south aud west OF
ritV sanAl ONCE south, near Thirteen
And-A-hali west.
No 7 ChAg, D. Welch, all OF Georgetown, ONCE
' DTldRe street, Mayors once
No a he VeTe Burr, all OF county OF Warrington
w. uutside ut Warrington OitY and George
town once "QueensbOrO," In county.
II IL desiTAble and earnestly requested that all
,.T,ons interested be prepared tu render state
enS nI their Income from all sources Tor the year
tgsI when called on by the assistant assessor.
' p. n. PEARSON, Assessor Tor u. T..
may 6-Iwd lChron. n Starl
MADAME 3, FAyARGER, VAR
No. go Penn. AVENUE, Washington, D. C.
Front room, two niGhtG up. SbA
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CLOTHING.

CLOldlNG.
GREAT DECLINE IN GOLD.
And in order to reduce our present stock, we have
Reduced the Price or our Clothing,
Aad are now selling of at rapid rates.
The people Hnd that
J. BRUCE q CO.'S
IS THE PLACE buy
GOOD CLOTHING AT Low RATES.
Call before 1t is too late, and secure some Of the
GREAT BARGAINS
now offered at
No. 464 Seventh street,
TWO DOORS BELOW SMITHS.
J. BRUCE a CO., GOthier',
uarI7 Gsa seventh street, near | st.
TOE HOOKER IS THE GENERAL OF
THE DAY.
NEXT 10 HIM COMES
TIKI POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE
smith q BeHII.
ssI Ssvsah Street, brirossn land K 'frest',
Where can DO tnund the est and cheapest stock OF
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN THK CITY.
Now Ia the time to buy We are offering goods
very low, tor the next thirty dsYs, to make roou,
tor spring Goods,
DON'T FORGET 1T
SMITH q BEALBs,
marI1 1gI seventh street, nOAT X.
ENTL LEMEN's CLOTHlNG.--.W
II have now In store full stock OF Geutlemen'i
spring OYefeoAts, Business Suits DreBs suits, am
Furnishing Goods OF the latest Styles m mAnuiaetur
ed with the degree Of neAtnesS style, and ele
| gAnce, ~ II made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS Co,
3aa PennIylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
! apr IO-thf [StGT INTEL
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R FISHB r n

nR. FIS II BLATT,
OI No. ~, corner OF Eighth aud streets,
Opposite the General Post Once,
can he consulted On RIlEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHROEIt
AFFECTIONS, Ss well as all Diseases OF Imprudence,
uI whatever character, and which may he declared
incurablr by other ply yHiciRnB He engages to make
An Immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the science OF med-
cine he IL enabled Ia otter himself to the public
being the only one in Warrington capable OF afford
ing speedy relief. All Oases durable viii be guarAn-
lied He warrants II cure without the use OF msr-
cury or any other dangerous medicine Recent cases
cured In two or three days.
N D. Letters addressed to Dr. F., al his Otfoe, No,
i2I corner OF Eighth and T. BtTeets, opposite Gen.
erAl Post Office viii receive Immediate attention,
ooS-Y
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF sTATK,
WAsHIH0ToH, May Q, 1881.
Release from the draft on tho ground OF alien
.aRO has been denied In the following case:
Nam, WknS drafted
william Smith, Jr........ LApesr county Michigan.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO INFORM
his customers and the Public that ne has not
has been reported by some malicious and enyious
parties, but on the contrary, has Increased
he favored with, and would hereby tender hiS
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed In the
DANt and hopes, by diIgent attention to business,
in the future,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SAL E---A THREE-STORY
III Brick House, with back building, containing
In all ten rooms, eligibly situated on the southwest
corner OF Virginia avenue and Tenth street, 'front.'
inT the Smithsonian. The house IL built In the
mndern style, with large, airy rOoms, and Is very
conveniently arranged. The location is one OF the
most pleasant and heAlthtul in the city.
Terma-One third cash. the remainder in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, secured 10y decd OF
trust. Possession given immediately. Apply on
the premiacs. my b-iw
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hubbia bheet hOhB
Galvanized Strap Iron,
&C, &C.. &C.
BLACKSMITHs' AND WHEEL
WRIGHT MATERIAL.
Hubs, spOkes, Felloes, CIrclos-oak, ash, hickI
ory, elm and gum,
Shafts, Polos, slngletrees and hickory,
ATles, common and patent, Black and Bright
Elliptic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, FSrruleS, Mallsabls Castings,
Felloo Plates,
Philadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Trio
Bolts, factory pricoS,)
Stump Joints, Axle ClipS, Top Props, Knobs
and Buttons,
AuvllS, Vices, Horse Rssps, Smiths Fies,
Hammers, shOsinE Knives.
Bar Iron and Steel. in ovOry grade and size,
Ennmslod Duck, Drn and Muslin, (st manu-
facturSrS' rstes,)
&C., &C., &c.
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to 50 inch.
Green, Brown, Blue and other colorsd Can
vase,
Tuft buttons, ell COLOR,
Tuftiny TwinS,
UphOlStersr1 HInG~S,
Tack Hammer,
MOaS, Curled Hair,
UphOlStGrtrt' TaSk', LIsht TSets,
TIuiGhIng BradS,
Brass and Iroa Screws,
Blind and window PsStSniuss and Trm-
mingS,
CsstOrS-Bed, Chair, Table and SOckst-BrSSs
and Iron,
Back Saws, RsCutChsonS,
Screw Rings, &C.,
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chest, Box and Trunk
Locks in great variety,
&c, &C., &C.
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND
TOOLS.
Planes--Bench, Sash. Plow, Bead, Rabbit, &c.
ChiEsls and Guages-FIrmsr, Socket and Turn
ers',
Braces and Blttsi
Braces without Bite, extra BittS,
Hammers, HstChsts,
Hand. PSnnel aud Rip Saws,
Gimlet pointed screws-iron and brass.
Locke and LAtches,
Knobs, EscutCheons, &C.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, sAw Sets,
Squares, Bowels, Levels, Compass sAwS,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, Strap, aud Hook,
Hiuges, Hasps-6, aud 10 inch,
Door shoaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &c,
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
&s., &C, &C.
AGENT In the District OF Columbia for
: putnam" hammered Horse Malls.
; Diamond State" HOrse shoes,
&C ana T" Horse and Mule BbOSS.
! l0-OOdlm
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may lI-d0t

wv ARLINGTON AND ALENA NDRlA \
" FERRY.
The steamers Young AMERICA" Capt Talhutt,
and " Mary f. RApley,n Capt. StackpOle will, On
and after MONDAY, May I, commence their Tegu-
lar trips between Washington and Alexandria, at
o clock In the mornin ., making trips every hour
during the day, until o'clock In the evening.
WAsHIRGToH, May l, 1868, may 2-tt
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EOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH.

EOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH.
i The whole or part OF six lots on Pennsylvania
Avenue, near the Navy Yard, containing about
$4,000 square feet, corner lots, excellent lOca
tOn TOR building correct grAlCg, aud perfect title
Inquire At the Washington aud Georgetown Dirrr-
tory Office, No. 40l seventh street west room No
q. Alao iew copies Oi the Directory tur IsGI tor
sale price 81. spgl-tI
INOR SALE MOUNT ZEPHYR, An
i elegant estate, uI GII acres. Pine Improve
ments, stock, UrOI,s, Sc., Sc. u H. ~ mlca Ir,In
MashlHgtOp, aud RdlUins Mount vernon. Ad,irrgs
WM. WARD, Alexandria, Va MT, 9--Jl'
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
with haard, may he had nj I6I West street,
Georgetown Heights. my p-tI
ID ARE CHANCE. ---TIIEGOOD WILL,
IL fixtures, and small stock of y store, amount
lug to about one thousand dollars In the hest part
OF the Avenue, for sale. A good stand Tor Cloth
Ing Sutlef, and Saldery Store Enquire fur
particulars at the General Agency Onicr, hII Ninth
street north, noAF Pennsylvania avenue. Also,
City Property, In all parts Of tho city, for sale.
Houses to let, with furniture for sale EnIuir" M
above. N. H. MILLER.
mATG-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WILLARD HALL.
w On Est, bet. Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
SECOHD WEEK.
COMMENCING THIS MONDAY, MAY nth,
And every evening during the week
IMMENSE Success
u the great combination musical entertainment.
Unprecedented novelty. The worldwide
and far-famed
PEA X FAM lily,
SWISS BELL RIRGERsl
SWISS BELL RINGERsl
SWISS BELL RIHGERsl
Cards Of AduissiOn ~ cenaai reserved seats rs
osnts eStraI children half price.
TWO GRAND MATTREES
will be given on WEDNESDAY and sATURD AY
AFTERNOONS, commencing at three o'clock.
Children admitted TO the matInees for IS eepia.
SO6 Pennsylyania avenue.
:, sale Of tlokets to commence at II O'Clock on
Doors open at Ito commence at8.
The Piano used ia from the mAnufAotory OF
Ellis.
C. C. CHASE,
may Ill" Business Agent.
VARIETIEsl VARIETIES II
Pe""'gEvaHtd Avenue, near Ninh Street.
HAMBLIN Co......................Pr .Proprietora
FITZ SIMMONS. s.................. stage Manager.
The oChIsrAmussmsnt Hall oGths Country.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, = I'm,
LADIES FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
Previous to which Mr.. Lsslls will make peril
Gus rope ascension from the top Of the Varieties
ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES.
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES.
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES.
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES.
~ TONIGHT,
u / TONIGHT
NJ TONIGHT
FESTIVAL o. MERRlhEKr,
.. C4REIVAL OF BEAUTY,
'1ANp al Eh1sIs tEISGIAtz&fFR s. Exstf RomAxnooD
4 LOVELY BEHH or PRETTY LADIES',
,,.., ,,.,,. ENCHANTING SPikiTS OF GRACE,
FUN FOR TIE MILLION.
Drop in and see the fair daughters Of the Muses.
fair votsries OF the Song and Dance,
the FORREST SISTERS
,,. AND ADA TESMAH,
-, .,,a AND HARRY LESLIE,
w. s, BUDWORTH
FRANK KERHS
NILE GERALDINE '
| MISS FLORENCE -
ADDIE JOHNTON "'
AND MISS WnSON,
with dozen OF others
Every nlght, the great Dramatic success of the
| new version OF
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK SHEPPARD,
and
OF d JOE nj KIN,
L d JOF BL UESK
In one act, six tAbleRuN, an eleven seenes.
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CO-PARTNERSIlIPS.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. THE
Y cO-partnetship toiore ex listing under the
name and hrm Of Bates x Wood, was dissolved
May FIST by mutual consent. Either puiuPT h
authorized TO Use the name Oi the Hrm in lQuidH
ton.
GEO. II. BATES,
May 9Th, 1863 CHAS. A. WOOD
THE SUBSCRIBER will continue the business
above at the old stand, and soliuits a cOntinu.
AnCe of former liberal patronage, Having n large
and welselected stock Uf tuppliCa, officers, pur.
veyoIs and suffers will Ind greatly to their nd-
vantage to call and EXAMINE the same hefur" pur-
chasing else here as every article viii be- offered
at reduced prices which cannot fail To give salts
faction. GEO. II. BAIES,
900 PeRnsS lvania Avenue,
opposite Willard's llOtrl
may 7-lftf Washington, d, &
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su.VER AND GOLD BAD0Fs

silver AND GOLD BADGES
OF every description for the Army, manufactured
INocording TO Army Reguationa) a. cheap AA can be
furnished in this or any other Sty, and warranted
As represented . ,, ~ ,.- .
Mall Agents. COndu tors and Al persons re-
ouiring Badges, will please take NOTICE; 49,.
A92 seventh street west, near n.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EHI& is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subs ribCr has obtained from tho OTphAn's
Court OF Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters Of administration on the person
Al estate ui Elizabeth Stilngs, late OF the county
aforesaid, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to OK
hibil the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
suhncIibrr, on Or before the 9th day OF May next
they may otherwise by law be excluded frsIU all
hrnutit UI the said estate.
Lu,rn uudri my hand this 9th day OF May, 1865.
JAMES II. JONES,
my --InwJw' Administrator.
nuns Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber hath obtained from the OF
ph,ns Court ui Washington county, In the District
ul Columbia, letters Parliamentary on the personal
estate oi William 5. ColquhOun, late Ot Washing
ton county, d. e., deccnHrd. Al persons having
clAH against the said deceased, are hereby warned
Ia cShIbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the suhsrTiher, on or before the "dday ui May nest
they may Otherwise 10y law he excluded from all
hrnuiii ul the said estate.
Gwen under my hand this ID day OF May, 1863.
MARY s. WILLIAMS,
my lI--lAw5w' Executor.
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THE TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON
Til" management takes gIett pleasure In an
nuuucing that he has secured the services OF
rIIE GREAT DISCIPLE or TERPSICHORE,
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTi,
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
MILE ANNE TIA GALLETTI,
MILE ANNETTA GALLErTl,
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
The beautiful Prima Danseuse AssOIuta
THE GREATEST ARTISTE
THE GREATEST ARTISTE
IN THE WORLD,
MILE GALLEIIl receives salary Of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
PER WEEK.
She has been the success siul star this season at
NIBLOS NEW YORK THEATRE,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW YORK,
FORDH THEATRE, BALTIMORE,
BOSTON THEATRE.
Engagement OF
VI 1873 a GNES SU LAND
THE SCOTTISH NIGHTINGALE
lndIminished success of
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
The Great American Danseuse,
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
The Two beautiful Gems OF Grace.
All Of the Old Favorat~s will appear tonight In a
MAGNIFICENT BILL OF NOVELTIES,
embracing
Singing, Dlncing Ethiopian Eccentricitics, Pento-
nimCg, Hallets, DuTlesIues, NAuIevilles, sc.
THE GREAT DRAMA IN THREE ACTS
Received last week with shouts OF applause,
entitled
JACK SHEPP PARD
JACK EPPARD
j ACK SH ARD,
JACK SHEPPARD,
The HOusebrsAker.
The House breaker.
The HOusebrcREsr.
The House scbTrREer.
A'so, the beautiful ballet entitled
Ia MAJA DE- SEVILLE,
The Pretty SenOFitl Of spain,
MILE ANNErTI GALLETTI
supported by MONS SHOLLOSY,
AND = E COURT OF BEAUTY.
N"iwithsurnliuB the immense expense Aitendi Rg
tho engagement 0f
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
NO ADNENCE IN PRICES OF ADMISSION.
DOorR open at u, o'clock Performance At Bk
Admission 20 and 60 Cent.i Private DoXes, Sb.
During this engagement, Private Boxes eau b
secured three days ahead
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CI0TUING 1--WE ARE NOW

DOYS' CLOTHING.---WE ARE NOW
II in receipt Of large assortment Of Boys, lRd
CkildTenis Clothing of the newest styles, snlIAbls
foT the present seAsOn for droSS and school wear
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
3Q2 Pennsylvania Avenue, beIWesn
Ninth aud TOuth streets
apT IO--thf (stGT Intel
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POLITICAL.

(tRAND RALLY AND RATIFICA-
" TION MEETING OF THE
USCONDlTlONAL UNION AND ADMINISTRA-
TlON TICKET.
FOR COLLECToR-A. c. RICHARDS
FOR REdIsTER-WILLIAM d. ELWOOD.
FoR SURvEYoR-L. SCHAUMDERGER.
The irenda OF the above ticket will hold
MASS MEETING
at the hall of the
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE READING ROOM
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MAY l9.
Several prominent speakers have been invited
and will be In attendance on this occasion, among
whom are
Hon $. C. PomeTOy,
Hon. L. T.. Chittenden,
Hon ID. p Holloway,
Ex-Governor Bebb,
Ex-Governor Randall,
Hon John Wilson,
Hon. d. X. Cartier,
Hon. Henry Wilson, &c, AZ, ~.
hand at music 10 provided. Como one, come all.
By order oi
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
may lI-2t
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IA Ia Mai'On DOrCe)
32a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stNirsJ
The proprietor OF this favOrite RestSurant has
spared no pains to make this the best Restaurant
Ia WashingtOn; and he points with pleasure 10 th"
large patronage he has always hcc hUnorch with,
and respectfully sOlicits continuance Ol the rmr
GAME, OYSTERS and other Refreshments CON
stAntly on hand, aud at the most reasonable rates.
BREAKFAST,
DINNER, AND
prepared at the shortest notice and In the most
satisfactory manner.
Breakfast from to u O'Clock Dinner and Sup
per at all hOurs. may S-t
THE WAVERLY,
No. 45I Eighth Street. between and streets,
Opposite THE GENERAL POST OFPICE)
WASHINGTON, D. G.,
LANGLEY II FARNAM. .............. PrUprlciG.
--:O.-
The Larder and Bar OF this House are constant,
supplied with the choicest Uf all the varieties the
markets afford
Dinners and suppeIs for PtliicB gotten upet the
shoTtest notice by experienced cooks
~ FAmiles supplied with Oysters, l'nmer Sc.
s. q. LANGLEY,
may 2-lm II. \ N. FARNAM
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NJ OTlCE.
oTTICE OF CoMM'Rs OF lMrROvEMENr3,

NJ ~ l ! l T.
OTIICE OF CoMM'Rs o. IMrRoVEMENr3,
CITY HALL, ".Hy I, IHni. \
In compliance with All ordinance Oi III" Corpora
tInn entitled "An act Tor the removal uI uitl,
sIopam &c, the public Ar" hereby notified That all
Kitchen otfal will be removed nnm their respective
dwellings once day until the list OF ucl3hrr heNli
and all hOuBckeepers are hereby nnlin"h To place
Vra1els sufficient 10 contain such uiihl, aud easily
handled, In the roar OF their several premises,
when accessible TO the garbage carts and when not
accessible In the rear then At Il"t h'"7' '"hN'
nient. ..,.,
F. II. DORSElI,
Commissioner lst Ward
WNl. RUTHERFORD,
Commissioner 2d Whrd.
JNO. T.. GARNER,
Commissioner I'd WATl
VIM. DOUGLASS,
COmmissiOneF ith WAId
WhI. n. HAMILTON,
COmmiaBiOner 9th Ward.
w. A. FLETCHER,
Commission 9th WATi.
JAS II. BIRCH,
may lI-d6t Commissioner 7th Ward.
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Admission 70, 90, and 10 ceniS may II
ltA MT ERBu my HALL,
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HARDWARE.

,JoHN R. TLvANs'
John n. ELvANs,
JOHN n. ELvANs,
ROO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 PRNNsYLVANIA AVENUE
WAREHOUSES; STREET NORTH AND q
LoUIsIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Consisting In part sS below
Lead, in plgs, bars, sheets and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars and sheets,
Zinc, in pigS and shoStS,
Copper, In IhgstS, bars and sheets.
Iron, band, sheet aud plate,
Steel, Cast, square, round and oStagou g.
ChiDSry, (rOund) Tire, Spring. Blister, &C.,
Galvanized Iron,
Russia Sheet Iron,
Galvanized Strap Iron,
&C, &c, &C.
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PRINTING.
GILL & WITHEROW,

MJHILL 4 WITHEROW,
STEAM PRESS INTERs,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
4 STREET, BETWEEN Eleventh AND TWELFTH sis
One Square Eorih Of PsHHsyiUduia dUeHuc,
may6 6-8mif Washington, u. {.
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L p AT THE Hill LIS.
OR,
LIFE IN INDIA.
SOMEBODY ELSE

ToroncluIc with the best OF Planche's oomedlettas
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Production for one time only, and for the first
time in this city, OF an entirely new COMEDY by
Tom Taylor, entitled
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RESTAURANTS.

TOHN WELCK KER'S
81 BUTLER RESTAURANT.
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A G A r d

aug 8
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WILL LARD HALL.
w On y st. bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
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ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHlNG.-- w h
1 have now In store a full stock OF Geutlemen's
spring OvefeoAts, Business suits, DreBs suits, and
furnishing Goods OF the latest styles, mAnuiaetur
ed with the same degree Of neAtnesS, style and ele-
gAnce, ~ II made to order.
WALL. STEPHENS Co,
3aa PennIylvRniR Avenue, bstwe cen
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr lO-thI [StAT lntel.l
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these the greater number have been provided
with permanent homes, and are kindly cared
for and loved by their foster parents. Some
who were with us first have become heads OF
families and useful members of society, and
a few are now in the service of the country.
One of these was wounded at Balls Bluff,
but under kind care at the home has been able
to return to his regiment. Another, belong
ing to the 5lSt regiment, is now sick in the
hospital, but is doing well. Others, received
ms boarders or on other conditions, have re-
turned to their friends, and nothing is known
of their present circumstances. All these,
with few exceptions, were taken from the
most abject poverty and the lowest moral de-
graduation. 1t is refreshing to witness, as we
are in some cases permitted to do, the change
which Aad taken place in their character,
condition, and prospects.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
By the report of the treasurer, it appears
that the total expenditures have been $3.50 9S
and the money receipts Sl222 IS, leaving
debt of $l4S.
The contributions from the several churches
in the city for the past year were SS47 40, as
follows =
First Unitarian, 1928 5O Church of the
Unity, Sl0s; Union, $l05 so; Center, $72 40;
Old South, SOS As; Episcopal, $50; Friends,
500 Unlversallst, sou; Third Baptist, S41 80;
First Baptist, SIS; Second Baptist, $40; Sa-
lem street, $50; Park street Methodist, $27;
Laurel street Methodist, S25 20.
Donations in money from other sources
were.as follows Female Employment Soci-
ETY., S25; Ladies Charitable Association (Old
South), $40; Old South Sabbath school,
SIP OIL; Mrs. Smith, Barre, So; friend in
Northbridge, 50; a friend 81; friend, 81.
Other donations were as follows :-Order
from Ellis & Flagg, $40; on meat bill, Forbes
& Brigham, $40; Mr. Miler's BILL $40 AZ;
E. r. Fishes printing bill, 81 50 j. ID. Rus
sell, hardware, 81; Walker & Sweetser, ice
bill, Sl4 03; d. S. Messenger, potatoes, Sc;
barrel of flour from Messrs. Taft & Son;
also barrel of flour from Mrs. Salisbury,
Mrs. Light and an unknown friend; an order
from Protective Union store to the amount of
500; besides gifts from some others.
The expenditures have been as follows =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-02

Letters from Newbern state that the recent
expedition under Gen. Amory went to Tren-
ton. The cavalry, which had the advance,
went further, and explored the country, in
various directions on the route. One man
belonging to the New York cavalry was killed
in skirmish. Five companies of the 5lst
regiment, under Col. Sprague, were left at
Pollockville. Only two more companies of
this regiment went with the brigade, and
these-companies A and Event on to Tren-
ton, under Major Hardness A letter from
the regiment, written Jan. %, the day after
the return, says: =
eve left our camp Saturday morning, and
arrived at Pollockvile about p. NJ. We
lighted our camp fires outside the almost
deserted village. Rev. Mr.. Farrow and fami-
ly, and two old colored women, were the only
persons remaining there. Mr.. Farrow has
five little children, the oldest not more than
ten. One of them was severely burned on
the night of our arrival, "a little girl six years
old. We did what we could to alleviate her
sufferings, and when we left she was evident
ly improving. pitied them from the bottom
of my heart, living on the border, without as
sociates, robbed by both armies, deserted bv
their neighbors, determined to take no part in
the contest, and longing for the good old time
when none could modest or make them afraid.
The blackened walls OF dozen habitations
surround them and mark the pathway of
grim visaged war. You know nothing of its
horrors as | have seem them.
"About one hundred contraband fugitives.
men, women, and children, came in with us,
yesterday, many marching several miles to
join our outposts and then twenty miles
through mud and rain to gain their freedom.
Some had oxen and mules attached to old
rickety carts loaded with budgets and little
ones and many less fortunate were trudging
along by the wayside, bearing heavy burdens
ana with children in their arms, setting an ex-
ample Oh patient endurance worthy of imita-
'ion lrue' 1t was motley group, and the
variety and style of costume would occasidn-
ally wake smile as they went snorob;no,
along 0'e
zine main column that went on toTrento,
returned to POllockville on Monday. WI,
it came back, Colonel Sprague, with the 6vo
companies of the fiflyfrst that had remained
there, was ordered to proceed soutberlv 70
"Young's," on White Oak Greek, eight miles
distant. They met the cavalry returning
from that direction, but pushed on. Near
"Young's" they were suddenly fred on from
rebel ambush, but nobody was hurt The
fire was returned and the rebels disappeared