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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
yCorrespondenee of the Star.l
GEoRGETowN, May 1.

GEORGETOWN, May 10th, 1861.
Arrived by river Barge Monitor, AQuia
Greek, camp equipage; schooner Thos. Jeifer.
son, Krig Ak, plaster to Geo. Waters; schr.
VIM. Capes, Vauname, New York, hay to Gov-
eminent; schr. Moses T. Lenord, Levitt New
York, do, do. schr. Philanthopist, Homer,
Washington, light one sloop and other small
craft, principally from Little Falls, with 10000
fish to J. A. Knight
chins, Berkly, n. Y; Surprise, Beers, N. Y.
city: Hudson, Brown, Hallowell, Me-: Drink
water, Patterson, RoXbury, Mass; Challenge,
Bullock, Portsmouth, n. H.: and schr. Sarah
Rays docks; schr. Bergen, Magee, New York,
coal from g. G. & /. Co.; schr. Richard Foux,
Powell, Boston, coalfrom Agnew's docks; also,
schr. G.. w. Cummings, Wellington, Nor witch,
Conn, coal from same; schr. Sophia Jameson,
Jameson, and schr. Maggie Bell. Gilkie, to
Dighton. Mass, coal from Rays docks.
Arrived by Canal; Renown, Emperor coal
Borden Mining Co.: r. B. Lynn, H. Resley,
John II. Shaw, coal, to Agnue's dock; also, H.
g: Ritter, and W. j. O. b. Neal, coal, TO Borden
Go: 4 I: Go. VIM. Stanhope =. A. Healey, g.
Slack, W. H. Barger, Elmlra, Flora Temple,
Mrs E. Biggs, .. Cromwell, Thsrya Hall, A
H: Bradt, coal to Rays docks.
phen Cas,leman, Gen. Mcclellan, Nimrod. W.
S. Rosencrans, H Resley, Unexpected, Edward
Boyce, J. ]. Watson, Thos Devecmou, High
LANCER Missionary, w. B. Colston, Emperor,
u. Il. Lynn, Jno. s. Dutrow, +. Mertins, II. G.
Ritter, W. Garrett, A StSnhope, Mrs. Z. Riggs,
Flora Temple, Five Sisters.
Business quiet. Markets have downWard
tendency; whoies ale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, S6.s7as7; extra, $7?5as7s5;
family, common, Saa $3.50: Darby's SiU RAYS
Si025aS105e; Weich's &f0.50. Wheat white
s. 65asi75 choice, 90; red, &i.J6 Corn, vel
low, CSC; white, 81. Oats, by measure, 68a65c.,
hay, Ss5aS31, mil, stuf-middings, 60a65c.;
brown stuf. i0c.; shorts, Soc. potatoes, G0as5c;
Il pies S4a4s45O cider. iocs22c., do, clarified,
2ts25c.; champagne cider s4as5: whisky, s48c.,
salt Ct. A., 81 1881 o. fine s2.75; bulk, 75,. per
bushel. Cumberland coal, &4.25as5.5G anthra-
eite 81 50, weed pine, "a 5na&s oak, Is Sea 81.
3 lumber. pine. s25 per NJ Plaster. lump. 81.
gaound. sge. Herring, per NJ, ST 5aa$5 shat,
PER hundred, SIC, CUBA
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FHE REBELS REPORTED TO BE ADVANCING
ON RICHMOND, KENTUCKY.
THE CONFEDERATES ATTEMPT TO FLANK
ROSECRANS BY AN INVASION OF
KENTUCKY

PHILADELPHIA, May 19-The Erenin1 Bul.
1etfn has the following special dispatch dated
Cincinna ii, May 10th:
The defeat OF the rebels at Raymond Miss,
is said to have been very disastrous to them
We are yet without particulars.
Gen. Grant took jackson on the 18th instant,
and burned the State Capitol.
Heavy reinforcements were hurrying for
east Of Jackson. great battle is imminent
Dispatches frem Somerset Kentucky, say
the rebel force in Wayne and Clinton counties
is increasing. They are said to have 1900 men,
with fourteen pieces OF artillery. Four regi-
ments Of infantry have passed through James
town. Twenty -four regiments are reported at
Clinton.
river at every available point. The Cumber.
land Is falling and will soon be fordable unless
we have rain.
Twenty-three bodies Of the men belonging to
the New Jersey regiment who We're recently
drowned have been recovered.
The rebel General 5. B. Buckner has been
assigned to the command Of East Tennessee.
A letter from Richmond, KY, says the rebels
have crossed the Cumberland, and are adyan.
cirg on that place.
There il no questio but another invasion Of
Kentucky in force is contemplated, with view
to flank Rosecrans and compel him tc leave his
strong position at Murfreesboro'.
A white man was killed by free negro in
New Albany on the 18th inst. The greatest ex.
citement prevailed, and the military had to he
called out. All quiet at last accounts.
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CofTIerAL)
PaovosT MAMMAL GEExaAL's OTpicE,
May 16, isnS
The following changes and apo ntments are an
nouneed ~ hsxiaS hAea made under the sst for
enrolling and csling eat the national ssrces, ap-
proved March 5, iss&
PENNSYLVANIA.
nshsh d sah KuSp' pscHost
Tenth district-Dr James Carpenter, surgeon,
vice H.lberstadt, appointment esneeed.
twelfth district aptain v Bradford, provost
marshal, vice Ketcham, declined.
Fourteenth district-Dr Charlton, surgeon,
80 NEW YORK.
Fourteenth district-Windman Oominick, com.
missioner vice Woman. declined.
Seventeenth district-Schuyler Judd, commits
sioner, vice Judson declined.
Invent, fourth district-James NJ Servis, com
missioner, vice Pomeroy, appointment Cancelled;
Dr. George W DAYS., surgeon, vice hneeiand, ap
Twenty sew nth district smeS Eldridg sc, COM
missioner, vice Lincoln declined.
Major A g Biven, Adjutant General of EOlunteers,
has been detailed to aid the War Department In the
arrest of deserters, and in securing uniformity in
the execution of the Enrolment act in the 2sd
tricts of the State Of New York; headquarters at
Elmra.
Fifth district-Jamea McMeans, commissioner,
vice Treadway, declined.
CONNECTICUT.
Second district-Augustus Putnam, commits
sioper. vice Wright, declined. DR. Samuel G Hub
O''u' 'Oi se'A' JAMES B. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CHARGES OF TREASON AND DIsLoYALTY-
Last night, officer Nc Elfresh, arrested f. A.
zimmerman. upon warrant Issued by Justice
Jno. Ii. Johnson, upon the folio wing affidavit
made by Thos. +. Williams
sOn Or about the 9th day ofthis presentmonth,
(Mayl 1868, he (complainant) was present In
Hancock's restaurant, on Penna. avenue, be.
tween i2ih and 18th streets, Washin gton City,
where certain man named Frank thinner
man, exhibited an oath of ailagiance, which he
said he Lad taken to the Goyernment Of the
United States. While the said Zimmerman
was showing the oath, he said. lie didn't care
a dams Ter 1.-THE would wear TO IL until he
as black, rs long as he wa making money by
it. And hts depDnen' further declares that the
said ZimmsIman was here ofare police officer
under the aFlr'tnis rattan OF the iste Mayor, J
q. Eerret, ard that when the rebellion first
broke out, Iinmermab won't South and bpr.
a5nis against the United States, and further,
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
THE PROGRESS OF GEN. GRANT.

THE PROGRESS OF GEN. GRANT.
The capture of jackson, Miss, is an impor-
tant step towards the reduction Of Vicksburg,
and if Grant can deal with the rebel force there
before the Confederates are able to concentrate
troops upon him or effect flank movement,
the solution OF the question Of the free naviga-
tion Of the Mississippi seems likely to be speed
lily solyeafnthe affirmative.
Independently OF the political importance of
the place, as the Rebel Capital, and OF its Mill
tary importance as the key to vicksburg, the
possession OF Jackson is an advantage Of no
little importance. The town contains beau
tiful State House, erected at a cost of half q
million OF dollars, the Executive mansion, the
State Lunatic Asylum, The Penitentiary, sun
dry churches, and three or four newspaper
sfices. 1t is--or was, before the Wharf.-The cen :
ter Of large and lucrative cotton trade.
About 80 coo bales used to be annually shipped
from there. The population, according to the
last census, was about 5000.
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK r. N.
ARRIVAL OF PRIZES.


During the past few days quite number Of
prizes-sone OF them valuable-have arrived
here, and steps have already been taken to Sc
cure their condemnation.
The schooner Harvest, having on board 81
bales of cotton, was captured several days
since by the y. s. steamer Juuiata, Of Com.
wilkes squadron, having run the blockade
near Charleston. She had no papers on board,
but was bound tor Nassau, and had seven per-
sons on board, two of whom-the captain and
one who represents as part owner-were
brought here and the others taken to Key West.
The schooner was brought here by prize crew
from the Suniata.
The schooners Martha Arm and A. Corson,
from New York, with cargoes Of whisky, mo-
lasses, wagons, furniture, DC, ostensibly bound
for this port, were captured last week by the
steamer Western World, Of the North Atlantic
squadron, near the mouth Of the Chesapeake,
tor violating the revenue laws, and were sent
to this port.
The Primrose, Capt. Shut, arrived on Sun
day evening with the schooners Sarah Lavnia
and Ladies' Delight. The first was captured
on the sth inst, by the Primrose, In Ourrioman
Bay, the crew leaving her as the boats from the
Primrose approached and making their escape.
She had succeeded in landing her cargo, con-
sisting of whisky, molasses, flour, bacon, &C.,
about ten miles below, and when captured had
only seven packages of lace on board. Capt.
Shut gained enough information to satisfy him
where the goods were, and the men from the
Currituck, Anacostia, Primrose and Satellite
made an excursion to the neighborhood Of Ur-
bana, and succeeded In teking all the cargo,
which was found secreted in different farm
houses, barns, &C., among which were five
hundred pieces Of bacon, which had been pur-
chased for the Confederate army, and was
awaiting transportation. While on this expe-
dition the schooner Ladies' Delight, which was
formerly used in smuggling, was captured,
and the goods taken were placed on board and
brought off. She had been sunk, but was
raised, and was undergoing q refitment for her
old purposes. The Primrose also brought up
several refugees.
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THEY MARCH NORTHEAST 70
LIVINGSTON.
CONFIRMATION OF THE DE-
STRTCTION OF THE STATE
CAPITOL AT JACKSON.
MISSISSIPPI.
THE REBELS THREATEN AN ADVANCE IN
THE DIRECTION OF THE MEMPHIS
RAILROAD.

An entirely reliable dispatch, received here
this forenoon, says:
"Gen. Grant has taken meteorological
burned. From five to ten thousand mounted
men are concentrated near Okolona, threaten
ing an advan ce in the direction of the Mem
phis railroad.
"a citizen just up from Jackson reports that
the enemy abandoned Vicksburg on Saturday,
marching on the ridge northeast to Living
ston." :,
livingston is q post village in Madison
county, Mississippi, twenty miles northwest
of jackson.
tits possible that the rebel movement from
yicksburg is to concentrate for battle with
Grants army.-ED. starr
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TIE BLACK TROOPS IN THE SOUTHWE EST.
Information Just received here, makes it
plain that the efforts to enlist black troops in
the Southwest against the rebellion are sue
ceedng beyond the anticipations of the most
sanguine.
We learn, further, that the health Of our army
in that quarter is excellent.
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TIE CoLoEED REGIMENT.-The mastering
officer, for some reason. did not muster the
recruits for the lst Regiment District of Colum-
bia Colored VoluD teers who assembled near
the Israel Church yesterday morning, and the
men were calnped there for the night, sleeping
in tents which were sent down yesterday after
noon. Commissaries stores were also sent down
to them This morning, DR.. Seely, OF the army,
and DR.. Augusta, the lately appointed colored
surgeon, are examining the men, and up to
noon had passed upon about twenty five and
had rejected none. 1t is confidently asserted
that but few will be rejected, and that at least
two companies will be mustered in to. day.
The school house near by is being used by
the surgeons as an Office in which to examine
the men, who as fast as they are passed upon
are shown into the lot in which the tents are
erected, around which guard is kept, the sem
tries, armed with sticks each having their reg.
ular beats. Outside the lot there is a large
crowd Of persons, but neither the spectators
nor the recruits are as numerous as they were
yesterday.
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DISMJ SSED.

BY order of the War Department Captain
John A. Haddock, 35th Regiment OF New York
Volunteers, has been dismissed the service of
the United States, for violation of the soyer-
eighty of a friendly foreign state in arresting
Fbenezer Tyler, a deserter from the United
States forces, and bringing him away from
within the boundaries of Canada
The said Ebenezer Tyler has been scharged
from his enlistment as n United States yolun-
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REBEL PAPERS ADMIT THE DEFEAT
OF GRIGG AND WALKER BY
GEN. GRANT.
REINFORCEMENTS ADVANCING TO THE
CONFEDERATE ARMY.

We have information per telegraph that the
Grigg and Walker but try to break its force by
alleging that heavy reinforcements from South
Carolina and Tennessee are moving on Gen.
Grant with the expectation of crushing his
army.
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~The Provost Marshals appointed under
the National Enrolment act have received
their instruct ,ns, and been directed to proceed
with the draft forthwith. tits supposed, how
ever, that it " ill take from fifty to sixty days
to complete it, and it is doubtful whether any
draft can be made before the middle of July,
Volunteers may, however, be called for before
that time,
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~ Chas. L. X. Sumwalt, late colonel of the
18th p. ", has been arrested in Baltimore,
charged with wearing Grape for the late Gen.
Stonewall Jackson.
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RxW.L. WALL / CO., Auctioneers.

BY ". L. WALL Il co., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD ST
' At AUcTIoN.-Oi TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
18th inst, at clock. We win sell in 'front.' of the
Third street west, and running back $50 feet The
lot adJoins the residence Of W. w. Birth, Esq. one
square north of Pa. avenue.
Terms One third cash balance in /, and 5
years. bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
my l9-eo& DIS W, L. WALL Il CO.. Aucts.
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RDr. j. NJ Brodhead of this CityIs candi-
cate for the second comptrollership OF the
Treasury. II is understood, however, that eX-
Senator Preston King viii receive the appoint
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~ The Issue Of legal-tender notes has been
ontinued, and the blank notes now on
hand have been sealed up. The total amount
OF greenbacks i'll circulation is no. far from
S4H5,DCn, eco.
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~ The first proceedings in Maryland under
the confiseaton act were commenced yeser-
day in the U. S. District Court of Baltimore !;
the District Attorney having filed libel to for
felt tract OF land in Allegany county, the
property of Joseph Il. Anderson. who is alleged
to be in the Confederate service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-19

HGen. Ord is still at Carlisle Barracks,
whittier he was exiled, as punishment for
coming to Washington without leave, while a
member of the Buell. Commission.
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THE STATE CAPITOL BURNED
A GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING

HEAVY REINF0RCEMENTS BEING HURRIED
UP FOR THE REBELS NEAR JACKSON,
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~ The tedious and protracted negotiations
for an adjustment of claims OF citizens of the
United States on the Peruvian Government
have been brought to a satisfactory conclusion
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~ Three hundred and fifty more rebel pris-
cners arrived al Baltimore yesterday from the
West, and were sent to Fort McHenry.
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THE CASE OF COL. D'UTASs

THE CASE OF COL. DUTASSY.
The D'Utassy court stands adjourned till to-
morrow, when Col. D'Utassy will present an
elaborate defense in writing. Judge Advocate
Gaines will probably not deem it necessary to
make reply, but will leave the case in the
hands of the court
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~ Col. Don Piatt has been appointed by
Gen. Schenck his Chief of Staff
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~ VIM. B. Compton, arrested in West Eir-
ginia, is to be hung at Fort McHenry on the
goth instant, as a spy
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AREEsTED-Mr. Smith was arrested this
morning at the Aqueduct Bridge. for having
liquors concealed in bales of hay, with the de-
sign to furnish it to soldiers. He was sent TO
the guarihouse for 80 days.
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RETURNING HoME.-Yesterday afternoon the
18th New York Regimen I, 1.-TWO years men,
Col. Bertrand, 325 men, arrived from the front,
and proceeded homewa ards TO be mustered out
of service.
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FINKD.-C. II. List, $50 G street, was before
the Provost Marshal this morning charged
with keeping open on Sunday. Fined Sa5.
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ing, Henry Albright charged with robbing H.
+. Irving OF money and meerschaum pipes
was acquitted.
Richard Hackett is on trial for the same Of
fence.
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SEIZED.-A house in Georgetown, the prop
erty OF r. II. Cox, was seized yesterday for
military purposes.
Houses on 1 street, in this city, belonging to
w. w. Corcoran, Esq, have also been taken
possession of by Government for the same
purpose.
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FIvE.TwENTY LoAN.-Subscriptions to this
loan yesterday, at the Office Of Jay Cooke &
Co., amounted to S2,369,75O.
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1876 NE" STOCK. 1856
INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs.
just received, choice selection of new and
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlor, halls
dinins rooms, and Chambers.
FIRx-B0ARD PRINTS, STATUES. CINTER
PI1OES, &C.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUZZ Or ANY REQUIRED STYLH OR 1IZE OF
SHADE AADE TO OBDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
c. lNsr'an ed to be sildei with gold Leaf
IHe eAnQ60meet and the largest Assort ment in the
Dastr.ct, from the best mandatory In the
Aifo, an assortment Of DARK W ood Frames, with
beautiful variety OF small aiz cd Oval and Card
Sieise frames of foreign and domestic manufac.
tIre. fassepst suits, dc.
PICTURE CORD AND TAs3RLS.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, N sils
Purchasing exclusively for cash thu above pood.
according 70 their quaity) will be dsposed OF a
SLOW rates - they can be purchased for in the
Drtrfct NO Interpretation M ade TO effect aalea
call solicit ed from those need spr the Al 70
goods Terms cash. j. MARKRIrER
Remepber the number No 4s6 Seventh soreet
eight doors abeve Ode Fellows Hall: and tho term.
cash for goods and iasor. NV qvsas
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PHOTOGRAPHIC,

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE
OF JACKSON, MISS, By GEN. GRANT.
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lH0R CHAaTkR-A SCHOONER dra wing taree
4 feet ~ sster capacity son bbts -
Apply 10 CS&N
PsTRR BERRY
my lsatH IS Water st., Gsor getovn.
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By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
" SALE or
UABLE UILDING LOTS Al

On MONDAY next, the 25th instant, We shall
sell. in front of the premises, commencing at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon Sixteen Bull ling Lots
in subdivision of square No. AL, fronting 9th aod
9TH streets west and and T streets north. Plsts
can be sem ut our auction rooms. Title direct
from the government and clear.
These lots are located on the proper grade, we'll
drained by allie! ., and in an improving part of the
7th street. railroad.
Terms: One third cash; balance in s. IL and lS
months, for notes b,aring interest. deed given
and deed oftust take free of cost to the purchaser
my l96ts GREEN x WILLIAMS, Auets.
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BIvoUAcK.-Last night four little colored
boys, two OF them drummers for the colored
regiment, were found sleeping in wagon,
and were taken to the Fourth Ward station
for better quarters. Justice Gibersen ordered
them to bivOuack in the street no more, and
dismissed them. They left the station laugh
in at the idea Of being prisoners for night
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A MEAN THIKP.-Some contemplate thief
has stolen from the st. AIMS Infant Asylum
the horse and wagon belonging to the institu-
ton. This is virtually stealing from the in
fants, as the animal and vehicle was used only
In business pertaining to their interests, and
the Sisters of Charity will be compelled to pur-
chase another. See advertisement in another
column describing the animal and Offering a
reward for his return,
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu-This
morning letters Of administration were issued
to Mary II. Stone, on the estate of Adam A.
Stone: and to Eliza q. Johnson, on the estate of
Samuel J. Johnson. &. A. Bohrer was ap-
pointed guardian of b. l.. Otterback's children.
large amount of routine business was trans
acted,
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w y, THE UNDERSIGNED, Grocery Mer.
chants. doing business on Penn sylv ania avenue
ness It O'Clock M. from the LIST b Of May to the
LIST Of ssptsm Der next, with the exception Of Sat
s skSsss 55ssa ! t*S sEsts9}ss,s
6, 6;I KE1IFSIFEDY,
!. \. oHME,
; ssss Z f4 .sf&M i e. & co.,
ssh SAt = sEMM.s,
ssfS 8 SaoSn ENNIS,
WIZ. HENRY uPPERMAN CO.,
myn-,w su ii Sfs Z ssshMEs.
II =" NJ hAaoxrRn1-MAoKsRsL,
Best in the market Sold loy st
mys Corner Eishth and b st1ssts.
II. s. F1vl-rwANrI1s.
SIX PBR CENT. BONDS
FURNISHED At PAR
BIT
BARROW, MoKELDEN co.,
No. 993 PENN. AVENUE,
.p7-lm Opposite willards'.
1856 PICTURE AsP sHADr oosp, 1856
sh nssa Ss q and es FsE'
No. zs6 Seventh 81. 8 doors aSo;,e
Odd Rellows' Hall
~ Terms cash. my 4-eo6ws
THIS Il TO NOTIFY sUTLERs OF ran
IA Army that am pTeR;.sd tc f9rnish e al times
pertaining to suffers. -OHARLES SLAoK.
Corner Of John and Cathedral sts,-
mar M6m. Baltimore, Nd.
MoOR1's MAGIC SODA POUNT Is NOW In
sooa VI alter TO the thirsty thoussnds. Crssm sud
other iups a MoSR eR s.Ss Only call q
my Is ~ 113 Pa. aver us, south Size.
MILITARY GOODS.
wA Wall ssTEPHEks 500.
Oher the largest assortment in this city. embrse.
s saSS sDHh s a. s " sAsHss bette
OLOThING with which We can furnish ofacsrs
comph 70 OUTFITS In few moments
... WALL, STEPH7 Ems q CO..
% u-.H 322 Pennsylvania Avsnus.
A T0DDs. By the author of sQuits y
nopesL onn Desert Pathway
huxs, on h ea or Dissy = # Army Surgeon
Uclento on the Pentateucs Pnrts
Rsnes' Incidents OF my Life.
MAlwtrths Gentle Hke pfic
n, S0 thefn Fri nds Nv KirxA
Jenkiis' Political Fsilaeiss
s s.l.cn'ls - Ssssrnnoihy of the Bible
rmifbs ahsns snt tte Chinese
sfesn q Pentstench vindicated
"sH PKANcK TAYLOR.
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M NOTICE OF TRANSFER
1VlR. GEO d. @. HIBBS Having succeeded me
in the coal trade business. respectfully re urn
thanks for the liberal patronage with which my
friends and customers have been pleased to favor
me, and request the same may ne continued to
him, knowing they will be dealt with honoraby.
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GRAPHIC AND oFHIR MArT11.

washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and unculrent
money, furnished BY Lewis johnson Co.,
Bankers:
= Buying. Selling
U. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......IGs 1o7A
DO, 1881, SAYS. ..............pG
u. s. 40 Notes ....... ..,sss....106X 1TI
Quartermassers' Checks. .......99k
New Certificates ............o94
American Gold
American Suyer. ...s.l30alS
NEW YORK RATRs
Coupon 6's, 1881, 1917; 73Vs, 1861; New Ger
tincates Of Indebtedness, 99x; Gold, 4s4.