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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
a Great Truth well Spoken.

All other nations that have wished TO
advance in the career OF progress and lie.
fnement, have been compelled to rid
themselves Of this fatal canker. They
have been compelled to suffer it TO die
out, BY Withholding all nutriment from
it, or TO cut il out by the sharp knife Of
the Jaw and we are now compelled to
follow their examples. Germany and
France have no more bondmcn Eng
land has extinguished slavery in her is
lands the Dutch have just emancipated
their entire possessions, and Russia is
enfranchising her twenty million seris.
The United States alone, of the great
powers of the earth, stands as the up
holder Of bondage in the midst of uni
versa freedom. Torn, dishelyed, bleed
ing at every pore, because Of this neIa
rious wrong, she has presented to her by
the madness of the Shareholders faction
itself, the opportunity Of glorious re
demption. She can say to her four mill
ions of slaves, without infraction Of con.
stitution or law, Be Free and ifshe does
not avail herself of the right, sne vii
have proved signally unworthy of he1
privileges-the approbrium of mankind
The scorn of heaven-and will be f1y
consigned by an indignant Providence
to the endless years of Mexican like I'M
potence and Mexicanlke misery, which
vii! be then her inevitable fate. A gran.
der choice was never vouchsafed to NOR
tai; a grander question was never to be
determined and the whole world watch
es the issue with fearful yet friendly
hope.-N. Y Evening Post.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
TAKE NOTICE.

h1AA NV II ASAs
rJNHE Board of Supervisors at its late session.
i passed the following resolution
Resoired. That hereafter all claims coming be
fore the Board Of Supervisors of Buchanan Coun,
ty, be presented to the Clerk of said Board and
by him filed, on or before the morning Of the
second day of each regular session thereof
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06

PAID.
a. E. RICH, Of West Union, onr General
Agent for Northern Iowa, is duly authorized
TO appoint agent. make assignments, and issue
policies. Active agents wanted to canvass ev-
cry county in the State. Men with good bust.
ness talent can do nothing better in these hard
times. For further particulars address, A. E
RICH, West Union, tayettc Co, Iowa.
REFERENCES.
Hon S. J Kirkwood Iowa City Hon. n
W. Isabel, Marion, Linn County, Iowa; Hon
VIM H. Holmes, Anamosa, Jones County, 10
wa Hon. Jno. e. Dillon, Iowa City
John Niles, President Thomas Green
Treasurer Milton Briggs, Secretary a. E
RICH, General Agent.
Certificate from Secretary of State.
OFFICE or SEc'Y OF STATEl
Des Moincs, July ID, '6l
Milton Briggs, Esq Dear Sir-The Amer
can Insurance Company has not filed its arti
cles of Incorporation in may office. The Iowa
Mutual Fire Insurance Company is the only in
surance company that has ever filed articles o
incorporation in my Office.
Elijah Sells, Secy of State
BY Jno. Nj. Davis, Deputy.
v5n39-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06

are such as can be found nowhere else. Cook
ing IN all its variety-Confectiona
Nursery-the Toilet-the Laundry-the Kitch-
en-. Receipts upon all subjects are to be found
in the pages of the Lady's Rock. We origin
ally started this department, and have peculi-
ar facilities for making it most perfect. This
department alone is worth the price of the
d
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DIED.,

Suddenly, ON the morning OF the 18th, ANN
AMERICA, the youngest dau ghter of George L..
and Cloti da J. GilIchrst, in the 9th year of her
age
And laid her in the icy tomb;
She sleeps in sweet and calm repose,
And asght of pain and sorrow kaows; U. q.
New York papers plea copy.l
This morniEg g. at o. 10 ), Jos EPHINE PRlTCH-
ct, wife of III ii. Pritebet aged "a years
Der funeral will take place to- morrow at p. m
from her re sidence on lith street near K.
In Georgetown.. May 18th, FREDERICK CLA-
TON STONER. only son OF =. A. and A. Il. Stoner !,
aged years, months and Is days.
Weep not for little Frederick,
His gentle spirits fed.
he sweetiy sleeps with Jesus,
Among the silent dead
Shed not q tear of sorrow
Around his silent tomb,
Think what lovely flower
You have in heaven to bloom.
God lent him for season,
Then beckoned him away tas
Farewell my earthly parents,
can no longer stay.
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BOARDING.

CLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting wash
ington, may find q comfor table home in one OF tho
most delightful locations in Washington, No. ~
Missouri ave nue.. One very large front room, ID
story. now vacant. ray Is
BOARD "A asy having taken house in the i'm
ID mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State,
War and Navy Departn ents, offers large and well
of home. a few table boarders Will be taken.
Apply at No. 395 18th street. between and G
streets, one square south of Pa avenue. Refer
enceE required. my lift
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Or WITHOUT
IL board, at 442 st between ) tn and 9Th. my7
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PERSONAL.

EIAND MAGNETISM.
IL III IS. w EN-
continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
With Her Hands
Call and see this city te stimoniaIs. 44J X st.
between 9th and 7th, Washington. my 81 lmT
Ne IMPOsIrION.-Madams Ross, Doctress aud
IN AstrologiEt, was bern with natAral gift.
She tells the past and futare-never known to fail.
Causes speedy marriages; brings together those
long separated; cures all diseases. Business
strictly confidential Ne 1913 G rsetnorth, cerner
Of Twelfth street west, three squares frem the
Patent Once. The only person that can show a
likeness of future husband or absent friend in re
atty. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen 81. ap % Inn
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MARRIED,

In Washington on the I4th instant, by the Rev.
Mr. Monroe, Mr. THOS. SUTTON, of Baltimore
county. Md. to Mrs REBECCA p, daughter of
Eli Reese of elawGre county. Pa.
fBaJtimore Philadelphia and Delaware county
papers please copy.
On tie 18th instant, at St. PatriShs Church by
fba He, Father Mccarthy, JAMES A. N. JUD-
fksToN 20 Miss CLARINcs Z. BoUVET, all of
this city
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LYoy.s MAGNETIC FLEA PowDE

LYoSS MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
In SUNNI er when the sun is low.
Come forth in swarms the insect foe,
And for our blood, they bore You know.
And sue. it in most rapidly
But heas, reaches, 'skeeters-blacA white
In death s embrace are stifened quite,
IfLyon's Powder chance 20 light
In their obscure vicinity.
LYONS Powder is harmless to mankind, but viii
kill all house insects, garden worms, plant Blu 60.
dc. Lyons magnetic Pills are sure death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere.
my E2w DENNIS BARNES & Co., New York.
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CHIRoPoDY.-It is seriously to be regretted that
and other disorders of the feet. to which the
been conside red of so little interest amongst the
public, and rcey TO have been noticed in proper
manner by those continually termented; although
it is well known fact that these local com plants
when elected in jure the general system, by pre-
venting the body from taking that natura exercise
cor duciye to health but since the arrival of DR..
White: at l24 Penn. avenue, hundreds Of our cit
liens have submitted to his manipulations, and
testify with gratitude to his successful method
of treating corns. bunions. bad nails, &c. ap2l
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wARRAsTKDT TO Cgsx N SIX DAys.-Dr, Godfrey.
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-fve years.
standing, will cure Goxorrh0a in six days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
WaShiuRton. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia 6 IL
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REnEL PRISONERS FOR ExcHANGE.-Benja-
min Bash. Of Upshur county, Virginia; Oliver
p Corhin, Jackson county, Virginia.; A. X.
Ciencenen, Boone county, Virginia; George w.
Mills, Randolph county, Virginia; Jeremiah
Nn!e, Boone county, Virginia; James r. Shean,
West Point, Kentucky, and Christopher 7.
Smith, Marion county, Virginia, arrived in this
CITY Yesterday from Camp Chase, for exchange.
They were taken TO the Old Capitol prison.
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ey HsiR M Sc ca AgssstIe ne

ON THIRTEEyTg STREET, BETWEEN e AHDP-
Will be sold at auction, on the promised ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON next, the slst day OF
May, immediately after the sale of the property in
Lot 2, in square 90.
II fronts west "a feet inches on Thirteenth street
west Few houses Aave 30 ane location as these
standing as theydt on rising ground, at the dis.
lance OF one small block from Pennsylvanis venue
north OF II, and commanding an extended view Of
ervation at intersection of the avenue and Thir
teenth and streets, Just southwest of the houses
Gently bad the Potomac water introduced into the
Terms Of ssle--one third cash, and the residue
IN notes With interest, at six or twelve month";
deed val be given. and . deed Of trust re-
CURED to secure the defsrrHd paymeuts
All conveyance at the cost Of the purchasers
my l-td j. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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THE CHEAPEST AEB BEST HAIR BITE IN TEE WORLD
NeoS Fades OF Washes Ont.-Upham' 3 Hair Dye, 50
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by g.
C. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash
iugton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6.Iy
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HosTErrEE's STonAcH BITT

HosTETTEE,s SToMACH BITTERs.-I Rnadsei
CufaiiseS IN Onf.-Not the least striking merit of
Hostettcrs Celebrated Btters is the wide scope Of
their operation "A preventive and remedial pre-
paraton As pTGteetirs mIsficine they ward off all
the dseases-and their lame is Legion-that
ori siDste in unwholesome air, impure water, ex-
hausting heat. or other local and climate causes
This alone would be sufficient to secure for any
corrective and Alternative medicine world-wi
and Undyin. celebrity. But Hostetter's Great
Specific hss a hundred other claims to the conf
dence and high consideration of tie public in
rerlittent feEsrs, holera naorbus, cramps, celic
constipation, general debility, premature decay,
tional weakness, sea sickness diarrhoa dysentery,
fstulency, vertigo fainting fits. Mysteries and all
omplaints proceeding from imferfect digestion
and disorded condition of the liver and bowels
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are the most power
fu, speedy, harmless and agreeable of all remedies
advertised by the press, or administered in family
practice.
Penn. ave. my 10 cost
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SExUAL sYsTEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports Of the Hotcard Assoeiasion-ssnt
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address
Dr.. j: Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 9-3m
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REBEL DEsRRTE1s.--John Mullen, J arnes
II. Sherwood, Geo. j. s. Hunncutt, William
Berkeliy. f. r. Miis, and ii. w. Hopkins, de-
serfars from the rebel army, arrived here yes
terday and the day before, and Were committed
TO he Old Capitol.
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THE ATTENTION OF persons IN want of city
lots is called 10 the advertisements in our col.
umns Of fitty-seven lots to be sold this after.
noon, al SIX o'clock, at the auction rooms OF
Roteier Il Wilson, Iron Hail.
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Dr.. DupoEr's Sugar-coated Psnale Regulating
Pills are the Gerry best in They operate speedily
and sfstsesly and being sugar eoa:sd create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial Of
these Pills will prove their srpiority ern all Others
street and Pa avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandris. 3a6-1y
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DENNIS BAnsss & Co., New York.

MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GooDs are being
and Silver Plated Ware, at the Dollar Store 3
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street. Drop il
there and be astonished at what dollar will
buy, may IwF
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SrGpyT DISEASES

Scmar ;ton's CIR is the most certain, safe and
edectusl rsrnedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
sad recent cases in twenty four hours No miner
al, no balsam, mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, aud afriend to
those who DO not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, SIS.
Samaritan Root and Herb Jpices-A positive
and permanent for Syphilis, scrofuis, Users,
Sores. Spots, letters, &c Price 81 or ak bottles
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THE HOOVER RoBBERY.-Lastn night, rounds
man EckioG, of the Fourth Ward patrol, ar
rested JOHN Remler, who was released from
Jail two or three days ago, and locked him up
In the Fourth Ward station. The charge
against Remier is suspicion of beIng con cerned
in the robbery of Mr. Samuel Hoover. The
witnesses not beng aware OF tbs arrest were
not present at the time OF the station. house
trials, and Remler was retained for a hearing
by Jus lice Giberson.
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A HUSBAND ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIS
WIFE.-Mr. James Hanning, residing on Tween
ty-first street north, yesterday morning, about
one O'Clock, shot his wife, under the following
circumstances: Mr.. Hanning has, OF late, suf-
fsred much from thieves, who have stolen his
poultry, and for the purpose of detecting the
thieves had a window made looking out upon
the poultry yard. About one o'clock yesterday
morning Mrs. flaming heard or imagined she
heard noise in the yard, and got out OF bed
ana went TO the window, and while she was
intently watching from the window Mr. Han
ming awoke and saw his wife standing there.
Without thinking, he acted on the impression
which first entered his mind-that the person
in the window was burglar, and he quietly
arose from his bed, took his revolver, and
deliberately fired upon the Objectin the window,
and a shrek and fall revealed the mischief he
had done by his haste. DIR. Newman was
Immediately called to sea Mrs. Hanning. Upon
examination, he found that the ball entered her
shoulder. passed through the body, and came
out at the heart. The doctor, we understand,
eniertains hopes of her recovery. Mr.. Hanning,
1T is said, is a clerk IN one OF the Departments.
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SEE FIRST PAGE OF to-day's Star for interest.
ing local articles.
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yITRIoL MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon
Eliza Dant ard Eliza Posey, two of the col
ored fancy, had hearing before Justice Clay
ton upen a charge of assault and throwing
yitriol At each other. The case grew out OF 4
ditficnity about q bean between the women AT
a/colored ball at the new frame hall on Four
tenth street, near the bridge. About the time
the company were retiring, Eliza Posey got
yitriol and threw il Ut Eliza Dant, burning her
dress: and Eliza Dant in retaliation, got yitriol
fhe pe> day and threw it upon Posey dress,
and the tumbler that contained 1t at her head.
Both were held TO security for peace.
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TO. o. F. 4
Grand Leyee and Festival.

The Committee Of Arran gements would respect.
GRAND L1yEE AND FESTIVAL will be given
by RxCHLsIoR LODGE, No II. at Odd Fellows'
Hall, Seventh street, on MONDAY lvENING,
made 70 pr promote the comfort and enjoy nsnt Of
those who may favor them with their company.
Hs' s
fine band; which will be followed By ethsr inter.
Be- taken in CHARGE BY tie door managers FOR the
enjoyment of those fond of the pleasures of the
Ticket. One Dollar; asmit.ins ssn.lssa.n and ID
the Lodge and the Ordsr.
Rs lsssSsS#4s os SoHs sH HssEs
mwGm VIM R. Mclean INV aGa: Edno...oa,
pesi.. VIM. W Moore. e:.''a' f hsS William Scott.
pem rs.n.. R..s wa''i"s' fa fod Sssa H.,..u.
PG john R. Evans, ''S'''" Pc G1 Charlie. Anderson,
ee Charlie. E. Nelson. Ms'm'"s kd Ho @.ii.u Scott.
Pc c.ors. w. c.,. css''T VI heas .tii.m Ford,
N.G. Charles Hawke, P.GM. George Brown,
R.w DIG n. Sam E Douglass, &c. Byron A. Kiddsr,
RS. E. yau1, P.G James Ridgeway,
DEACON Lodse
PIG L. B. Allyn, P.G.m. John R. Piper,
Metropolis Lodge.
N.G. John W. Dame, T.G William A. Yates,
Mechanics Lodge
NC. Eli Garrett Bro M. G. Shaw,
Oriental Iodse.
PG.M. John Tha ", PIG. Nm. Ksttler,
f. w. Grand EncGmpmen.
MWG.P. VIM. s. Roberts, M.E.GhF. Alfred Fl. Gawl.r,
Columbian Enca1npnasnt.
Pep. Joseph Hamacher. Pep. John K. Wright,
Mngeueax Enennpment.
C.P VIM Getzsndanner, PIP. Jos. s. Tucker,
Ridgely EntaDpnieHt.
Path Thomas Downing, PIP Parker H. Sweet,
Mount Nebo Encnnpnlsnt.
Pip. Andrew }. Borland, PIP. John e e. Whaley,
Hl61S
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ offers for sale his FARM with first class i'm
provements containing 81 acres of land adjoinp g
Tennaly town, and within ~ mi es of George,
town, and miles of the Center Market. The soil
is admirably adapted to market gardening or
GLASS. AS a country eat it has no superior, the
view extending from IL to 20 miles in every direc-
II. w. BLUNT, 81 La. av. mp stairs,
up 2-lm" Washington.
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RETURNING HoME.-The 1880, Col Speak
man, and l3ith, Col O'Brien, Pennsylvania
volunteers, the first numbering 90 men and the
latter $50 men, have arrived here, on their way
home, their term of service mine months)
ha wing expired.
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SUBMARINES

SILKwKAPPINGs 80 %
- AND SHAWLS fssa s
We have just received beautiful assortmeut of
the latest styles CT heavy Silk Wrappings and Lons
and Square Spring Shawis. Also 10 rpieces Black
silks, euitabIe for dresses and wrappngs.
apA NJ. TAYLOR & co.
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Is 1T POSSIBLE THAT ANY SOLDIER can be so
foolish 10 leave thu city without supply of
Hoiloway's Ointment and Pills? Wh oever does SO
will deeply resretit These med icnes sre the only
certain cure for Bowel Comp ANTS Fever Sores
and scuryy. Only Is cents per Box or Pot 223
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'Gsorfetoscn. d. c.
EXTENSIYE SALE OF THE MOST SPLENDID
18th of May, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, we shall sell, At
% the cosses HOUSE.
situated on the corner of Sth and Frederick streets
ass Green Plsh Covered Solid
WANT Caryed consisting OF Tete- s-tste Sofas
Elegant Walnut Bookcase and Marble, top Table
Chinese Dressing Case and Walnut Whstnot
Elegant Marble, top Walnut Dressing Bureaus
30 walnut aa Beds to a %a' RasdSos..
Do Dnine and os Sees i Tsbss
:, Do sidebosrds and OAK Dining Chairs
Hail p Racks, Chairs, Large Arm and Ladies'
Large French Plate and other Mirrors
Fire Brussels. Ingrain, Stair and other Carpets
qhins; Dinner and Tea Sets
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Cooking. Radiator. and other Stoves
h Large o lot o. R Rite q Requisites
Aud many other articles too numerous to enum-
Furniture and Carpets, to attend the sse, as they
wiz nave line Opportunity OF getting good Goods
Oh my sg1 M pdts auAi''s THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.
Byw. L. WALL & co .Auctioneers
ses cfs soqsh
NsHonMss sy 18th Az AZ s
we win sell, in front of the Auction Roo ms, lot
barrels SSs White s and Yellow Sugars
Chests Tea and Ground Coffee,
Tierces Hams and Racon
Boxes Cheese, Candles. and Starch
loo Boxes Yellow and CASTLE and GiiEe SoaP
100 gross Matches and Cotton Irvine,
Cases oatsup, Sauces and Pickles, and Branded
Cases Natural Preserves and Jslies
psPpssd Singer
BaTs Dp,ss P R1Ss and Apples
Boxes Navy Tobacco,
smoiins and Killikinnick Tobacco
Alarse assortment Cigars
ls7 Cases Claret and Catawba Wine
20 ss sna ss &as
the the manufacture aY of Brown & Heath, and of
Baskets and cases Champagne and German Wines,
Gases Whisksy INDY Gin and Btsers
Beurson "a an n. other Whisksys, and 10 gallon
Is bsslss Vsrz ne os Bourbon whisky Bova
= s.. SSn,, Z R Ave year old
Ils sna 4 ,, an sIsnay of Small Stores
Terms cash.
nyI6 WI. WALL d CO.. Aucts
MFR is HH Posq SEs1o.
l. FOR sALa-CoRSEs OF EIeHTa AND Twin Se
A. sss Ss NJ; Il past
This valuable corner lot has south front of IS
es On an IL feet
trent Of the General Post Once.
Two frame OFFICES are now on tae IOt, tne corner
one bein that occupied by 3. Holiingshead Esu
The title to the property Is perfect and old as ii
is part of land decided by the United States to the
father of the pressnt owners in the year 1899 and
Government will very likely soon want it Again
for the enlargement of the General Post Office De.
rernent.
Terms One third cash and the residue in notes
of equal amounts, at six aud twelve months WITH
interest All conyeysucing at the cost of the pur-
chssar. A deed will be given, and deed Of trust
required to secure the deferred psyments
my l6-td &c Mcguire & co ,Aucss
Byy. O. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
TWO BRICK WILLING HOUSES FOR SALE
ON THIRTEENTE STREET, BETWEEN e AEDR-
THURSDAY AFTERNOON next, the slsr day Of
May, Immediately after the sale of the property in
thu forerojug advertisements the aonfh@r.rf -
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A ETIQUITY OF MAN By Sir Charles I've
n VOL, eyo:, with Illustrations; $3.50.
aps FKAHoK TAYLoR.
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EXCHANGED PRIsoNERs.-Yesterda SIS ex-
changed prisoners, belonging to the defenses of
Washington, arrived from Annapolis.
Seventy three paroled prisoners came up
from the front in the Aqua Creek boat yester-
day, and proceeded to Camp Parole, (Annap-
olis.)
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

Il JNO. W. LUMSBON
L OkWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 AND 1913 WATER Street,
Georgetotca. ID. c.,
Attends to the sale Of Produce, Flour, Grain, and
Merchandise generally Procures Freight, Char
tiers Vessels, &c.
Business transacted always with promptness and
dispatch mar Aft
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THE I. o. o. f. FESTIVAL To-NIGHT.-The
evening promises to he beautiful and every
thing suspicious for the success of the Excel
sior Lodge Festival tonight. The occasion
will be improved by all who wish to have an
evening of real enjoyment unmarried by row.
dyism or the presence of undesirable asso-
ciates.