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DROP DEALS PoRLU MBHR r.


PnerosALs r.n LUMBER for the West Section Of
De Treasury Extension wild BE- receivsd % the
Office Of the bureau Of 0onstruction, IRE .sury De-
st .nypy Sh .ns
.cribed In the following schedule. The euartit
are -. &c se snss
seeordinx TO abe neguirsmsnts Of the .ork vita
CLEAR WHITE PINE PANNEL LUMBER.
In lengths warning from ~ % - feet. NJ fuch
.Sd not les. than 10 ipehss vids suansi'y REQUIRED
aERcHiSfAsLI wHfsn PINE LuMBrR,
In lsnsths varyins ron Y to % feet 70 inches
susnt ,ns 81 ,sS sssus lei.
COMMON CULLS.
sssss., 70 ..s. .sss; s sss E n
ausnsitS required about &c .ao fest. B. Il
eusntity required about s,oee feet, B. II.
s.ss sSHsf r:.ar.s .se
500 feet, b. n.
sPRyoB J0Isr, -
ssi: :ss sss . ,:sfs. fest 'as s',1
,s,. ,i Is IS ss:t sss required
~ sinshs. zach rail- = feet long; quantity required
AN q sSoys as:ssi ptions Of lumber vin b. Of
the beat Atty OF their several deseriptions and
Ss = =; ss ss
notice. = ~ = -
each description Of lumber dssorfbsd In the fore
soss ssheduls texeept the rails, which viii be bid
for lineAl measurel
All bils must be accompanied By . written guar
ante from ,Gns re.pon.isls r.ou shat n. Bidder
awarded 70 him. I--T--F
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
az 70 AZ 90 '"f 'ns in'sfs oil We
Bid: % Ss eneiS..d in |. .ssl.s ..vslop. ana On.
ISAIAH Ro6HEs,
Engineer In Charge Treasury Department.
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4 NJ SO p PIX H.

Oyslcs on Su oEsy ouAnsnanAsysa,
-..'1T-| --- Ass4 80 RssaaS
YnoYeSALs Are invited Tor fnrnieAinG Tor - -
sftAe army Of the Potomac the fclloyins srttsase:
90 tons bost quality Timothy Hay, eDoaroly
.. halsd, ths weight ofsssh bsis % - 1sFfs1
i Ss :;s:s .: e o., s: e :., =; ' s.i I.
$50 sorS. 81 90 - 1isssrI Woo, vsn ssssesss
yash bid must BE- seeompaissd by the sa1eepe-
nsnt oftvo reePondbls Dsrsons that IL eeo6Sso
BID YIN b oDsnsd nom zine % sisss - e ar
teass may b needed, md esotracn WI b 1900
bidder up 70 the time Of oDsuinS.
ne right reserved 70 ssssDs al Ok ny ~ q
froposala shsald % soAorssd :" Prop<sals for HsQ
% 0ats, OF Woea !" e Tie - NJ "a sssasss1
Lisst. Dol. snd 4. D. O..
seAL6 Chief ouartsrnastsg.
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EOONeMY IN LIVING
AT THE NEW YORK BATTING ROOMS, 47I
m stree, opposite Post once. Priees low Rooms
clean and heat, Attendance GOOD, Never closed
day or night. EodginsS-Sinels Rooms, 50 ssnts;
Beds In room with others 81 csnts. n Blms
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionerrs
L. pRApERTY TIL Mon ru INR

NAi ABLE PEUPEkTf IN THE NORTHERN
LIBERTns AT AUCTIOS.-On MONDAY, 18th
irst., at o'cio p. m, We hall sell Let ~, ia
Square SIS, Sith i'm proyements. one Iouss .ou-
tanning II rooms, aud kitchen, with cellar par try
entries an ball, There is range. hot aud cbld
water in nearly ell the rooms Tire othe- two CO =
tanning s rooms each This property is loca.ei
being oppo, lie the - Urtbern Liberty Market, o |.
eth street. The attention Of persons IL invited to
TIE tae as tt e owner wants TO sell to 20 North
Tea ms m ade know day OF sale
f. I8-d 6khEN * WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FACT WORTH KNOwING.-That India Rubber
GCois Of every description can be repaired in the
neHtest manner, and 1T short notice at I'll. A. Hall
Rubber arehouse, $40 Penn. between 9Th and
Il tn streets FL Il eO6t
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FUTURE DAYS.

MOE By virtue of an order OF distr.in
az inst the goods ABd tiles If tn Ia t. .rpn
III. Palmer. to satisfy due and in arrears to The
h rs o; fam / W. Handy, have levied upon the
following goods to-wit:
Worcester Dictionary, Spalish do.
La yolg mes Bound b -okE
Lot Stationery, Bureau, Lounge
Iron Redsies1. Tables NsrdrObe,
Mattresses, Sheeis C.'mfor's
81 nix, t.. Washstand Caa;rs &c.
l hereby give notice that L viii Sell the above
RCoJr in Fl ont of She Bauk Of Washington near 18th
81 We st and Pa. avenge, Oh TUESDAY, the aIth
inst a. IL 'clGck tn the highest 5id-r for
cash. q ST WM MARTIN BaiIif
BY " l.. WALL L CO., Au tioneers
CATALOGUE SALE OF 5000 VOLUMES
u BOOKS pa t belonging TO the Iibrsry OF tIen
VAST gton- PARTICULARS ia future ive-tis- IA At
fe Is ". l. WALL Il co, Aucts
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WRwoUL call the attic ntion Of our readers to the
stock of beautiful Jewelry aud Silver plated Ware
at Il Dolls Store .43S Penn. avenue, near AZ st.
and advise them 20 invest dollar tn ere. fe IA lw
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEa.-1eorge W.
Green " God, intoxicated; dismissed. Henry
Taylor, drunk and disorderly; workhouse.
Thos. Hanley, drunk; do.
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J. q. MEG K CO.. Auctionesrs
HANDSOME GOTHIC COTTAGE AND LOT AT
IL PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
February Path at o'clock, on the premises, We
sbsll sell part of Lot No. in square No 81 'front.'
ing 81 feet on Virginia avenue. between 2lst aud
I'D str, cts, and running back average de p.h of
about 12j feet, toge her with the improvements,
insisting OF a handsome and well built Gothic
Cottage, containing some seven rooms, all in pax-
fs6 order. ~
Possession given May LIST, purchaser to receive
tie rent al the rate Of 500 per snnum until that
time.
Terms cash In current funds
felo 10. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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VALUABLE Lots FOR SALE.-See advertise
ment under this head OF lots for sale In Square
Old, by r. :. Davis, $50 street, in front OF the
City Hall. The lots are faycrably located, il
will lie seen. -. --.4.t - :.
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On the morning Of the 10th inst, HUBERT OIL.
WEB, aged YEAR,, the only son Of Sinclair and
Fannie Donaldson. .e-. - '
Parents dear, lame me- not
am not dead, but buried here,
i an not yours but Chr lists alone,
He loved me best and took me home.
Weep not fer little Hubert,
His gentle spirit hath fed;
He kwestly sleeps In Jesus,
Among the silent dead.
Shed net Il ar Of sorrow, .r...
Ar. ind my silent tomb;
Think Of the lovely Tower,
WekAve in heaven TO to bloom
May he rest in peace. . 3,
The friends OF the family are invited TO- attend
his funeral, Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock from
the residence of b father on the corner OF IT ana
Eighth sta. leland. E..
On tina is.h inst, THOMAS e.. the only son OF
BurhI Cd aud Marie Grigsby, aged years and
months.
On the 18th Inst, WILLIAM FRANCIS, infant
son o George r and the late CathariEs Folk, agsd
3mopths end days.
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S.-T.-1o9o
DRAkE'S PLANTATION BIffKRS
Invigorates, strengthens, and purides the sys-
tenn; u perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. Il IL composed Of pure St. Oroix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. Il
cures Dyspepsia, 10 gentle tonic, and - just
the thing for changes Of the season. Sold BY
all 9rocers, Druggists, Hotels, and saloons
York. 2S-eo6m
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DIARY From nARcH 1884 TO aovlhBAn
= :. issss'-s' Adam s-''- fsAaad sf .Arto.
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y NagrRH c e97s A rs

VaTuxBii SGfL6isa E STs H On Sofa, BE-
p f.s,sss, a
Scloch, on the prsnises, We shall cell Lot No. u,
II saasrs iaa frS9ns fee. inches on
back pa feet inches. The lot will be subdiv ided,
20 a TO make Two good eoiidins lots OF q feet
20 foot alley The rear part or the lot, fronting
:; feet inches on the alley, and running back 8
be desirasls for stable pur poses, having siisy
and twelve months, with interest, secured By Q
deed OF trust on the premises.
fs nd J. o. Moo IRE 4 CO., At sts.
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MARRIED,

sMARRlED,
In Georgetown. on the 18th instant, By Rev. Will
lism ii Chapman, 1. I. GATEwOOD to Miss MARY
A. BENJAMIN.
BALI. papers please copy.l
At Washington City, D. O., in No Parsonage by
Rev DR.. Ryan, Sergeant RIOHARD CRAFT, u
4. Army. to Miss ELIZABETH ELLA PALMER,
Of ashinstop.
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By j. @. Mcguire d Co.. Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF HIGHLY YALUI

FALL OF u1GaLT NALU
OF BLADENsBURG ON MONDAY AFTERNOON,
February I'd, at O'c ok, st he Aucaoa Rooms,
shall sell all that trsct az part of tract of Land
ing of the railroat and turn pike about haf N 10
beyond the village of Bladsnsburx, adjoining the
farm OF Chas. u. Calvert, Esq., ana containing
eighty seven and one quarter acres. more or less.
recently been well supplied with manure and other
ferti izers; is vel w.tered and has beef blind
ditched throughout.
The improvements consist Of two sto y double
il g.; large sLd barn AMI stsbiins erected on
the most spprHv ed plan, corn house, &c.
Terms: Une-third cash; the Cue in one and
Two years, With interest, the interest to be paid
s ieI6 O 10. MCGUIRE & co .Auct..
NIARsHAL's sLLE-In virtue OF a writ Of aari
clerks OF &c of the circuit court the District #
Columbia, for the county Of WASH ington, aud TO
me directed will expose to pubic sale. for cash.
MONDAY the 9th day of March, las, at IL O'Clock
m, the following c. scribed property, to-vit -
Fart G. Lots Nos rs ar n, In JOB Threseld 8 al
jiton to George t~wn. in the District eff Columbia
bounds Beginning fer the same on III street at q
point dietant IL feet Inches from thu sout h
corner of lingsn and I'd sts. tsaid point being the
end OF the first line running east ON said corner
Georgetown Coliege.l ana running thence east
wsrdiy with ID street 70 feet inches thence south
erly parallel with Lingan street IS fset. tn nee
westWs rdly and parallel with "a street % feet
street the point of beginning, together with all
and singular the Improvements thereon, saizsd
levied upop the property of Joshua Bstalnan and
will be sold to satisfy 1udicsls No. A to May term
WARD b, LAMoN,
fe lSdts q. q. Marshal 3. q.
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DIsRRHHA AND DYsENTkRY will decimate the vol
rntee:s Tar more tn 50 the bullets of the enemy
therefore let every man zee to it that he carrie
With him full supply of HoliOwsy's Pills. Thei
u in India and tn Crimea saved TIA on sauds O.
British soldiers Only Is cts. per BOX. SI3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-20

GREAT PESssYLyAsI MA ROUTE cta Bal,imors and
Harrisburg 10 the North and WsSt-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on sunday-quisk time
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
Their information apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn.
sylvania Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st W sshinston. Office open from
q. N. until .. 10; on sundays from to p. II.
"a lily 30 NORTON, Agent,
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MASON JONES, THE IRISH ORATOR.-This
distinguished lecturer will appear in this city
in n few days, at the Willard Hall. Monday is
the evening fixed for the first lecture, which
Will be upon 'iaribaldi and the italian War
The entertainment will doubtless attract 3
large ard fashionable audience. The tickets
may he procured at all the principal bookstores
and hotels.
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THs CHEAPEST ANB BKsr n AIR Dye IN TIE WORLD
Mere, Fades or Washes Oxt-Uphsm's Hair Dye, 50
ceEts q box. The best in use. Try it. Sold oy S.
G. Ford corner 18th street and Pc. avenue, Wash
in ton, and Heury Cook. Alexandria: j. ely
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TIVE CAPITOL DoNnAThe iron York on the
naw dome of the Capitol will be finished by the
1t of Decf mber next the contractors havins
givsna guarantee 10 that effect The mono.
l the columns are in course Of delivery, as last
a required and upwards OF a dozen of them
VII be- delivered wi hin the next two months
Arran-. rren,s Ina, been made for the ele yation
Of Crawf ord's ma rnifcient Statue. OF Liberty
or h -I'w GOme on the 4th oil uly next, Win
betOMlns ceremonies.
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LlURNIsHED ROOMS TO .RENT-Por rent, at
Il $50 l7th street, east side, between g and II
streets, nestly furnished and yexy comfortable
LOIS. The neighborhood il one Of most desirable
In the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them, No children In the house. - 1T
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WARRANTED TO CgRs IN sIx DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey g
Antidote, an English specific of sixty-6ve years
standing, will cure GoSoy,h0a IN SAG days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Warrington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia g. IL
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ALL THE NEW BOOKS rQR THE DAY AS
"A -. ECON As PUDLIsHRD.
Also, ell standard Publications and Novels of the
celebrated writer's, such As Chas. Lever, Mrs.
Henry Wosd, Miss Mulloch, Miss Braddon, 0has
Dickens, Mrs. eouthworth, Mrs. Lee Hent1, Viii.
kie Collins, Anthony Tsollops. Major, winthrop,
Balyer, Victor Hugo Thaskery and others.
sTxT1oSEkS AND PANoy ARTICLES,
NATIONAL B0OkSTORK,
27S Pa av., bet. 18th and nth Sta,
feBaw sio.s =. Warrington, D. o.
T1HI OOPARTNERsHTP, BURROWS, LIN
i QOLN q Co., has dissolved this February 9Th
S # the
fSe basiness Wit Sc Conducted undsr tie same
firm name and nabili ties will be sdJlstAd By the
und-rsgned. CHARLES OAKPENTEk.
1DWAhD D BURROWS,
fs 10 st IL LEVI, ~ LINCOLN. =
ITO MARRIED LA DIES oNLY-IxpoarAsr D.
yIcR and SPECIAL DIREcfIoxs fer the full en-
joyment. rood spirits, felicity and health OF nyBRY
LADY, will be sent to any address BY mail other
wise, as may be desired On the receipt Of ONE DOL
LAR enclosed TO my address The result OF scieu IL
nc research and experiment, this IMPORTATION may
be Implicitly relied upon "a a CERTAINTY In ali CON-.
ttugsncfes, natural arrangements, &c. 1t viii add
much to health and happiness OF every nAxHRn
woEas. A hsppy state II mind, natural enjoy-
prizea by ALL These in srHUorIoNs win impArt
these blessings. Az business eoxfde.tiai: Parties
dGirjng An Interview or treatment viii also ad.
= HENRY A. TAYLOR, ND,
fe A1n~ H*. Washington, b. o.
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Ey T. 9; MeGCIKE 9 CO., Auetioneers. =
Il OF deed of trust, dated May sth 1854, and
duly record cd in Liber A. g., No SIS, foiies "a,
setseq., one Of The land records for Washinsten
county, d. c., 1 shall sell on FRIDAY AHFBR-
NOON, March 9Th, 1t o'clock, ct the Anetisn
,Roonsof As O. Mcclure q Co cornar Of ioth ana
streets, wnhiastoi, D. c., the followinGlots Of
Part Lct No S, In square 81, fronting Is s. On
north M street, between 9Th and STU streets
west, runnins back lss feat, 20 an alley
Art Of Lot No. Is, in square l09, leg
Lot No, IA. In square loz9,
Part of Lot No. II, In square fozo,
Lot No n In square Ne 10,
Lot No. q, In sQu1re No. -. d,
Lot No. 5. in square No. p67.
Lot II, 10, a and ~, IN "a uAre Ne. 1o<e,
Lot No. u, IN square No lcS3 -
Re ms One third cash; tbs remainder In and
tion Of the Trustee. = = e.
All eonysyanses At eost p the Ygrshss:s:
fs so&ds &c. Me6U fkE Co., kuets.
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A SsIsTANT QUARTBRMASTER'SOF
"A Corner q and ed Streets, /
WAsEISaIos. D. G., Feb. -. 1855
SALE OF 0NDkMNED HORSES AND MU LIS
Will be sold on To lsDAY, 18th inst, . lot OF
condemned Horses and Mules, belonginG to the
QuartermAsters Department, ct the Governs emit
Corrsls, near the Washington 0bs.rvatory.
Terms cash, in Government funds. =
JIG. Meg UIRE & CO.. Auctiopeers
CHAS. ii. TOM2KINS,
Capt and Assistant Quartsrmaster.
Esd q. 8. Army,
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ATTENTION, soldisrs and Others. Samaritan .
Gift is your only hope. Cures any case of private
cOmpiants in from two to four days. IfyOu would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death,
don t fsii to avail yourselves Of this remedy 1he
samaritan's Root and Herb Juices ia the only
eflec ual ready for sores and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take OF this purifying
remedy and be permapei thy cured. See advertise
ment in another column. in 60
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ANoTHKR IMPORTANT CURE.

DR. DUPONr'S Sugar. coated Fenale Regulating
Phls are the usry best They operate speedily
and sfscTipefy. and being coated create
upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their snperori ty all others.
Price 81 = box. Soils by 8. G. Ford corner IIth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria ja6-ly
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TRUIsy-eorns, Bsnions, Inverted Nails, and
other disorders of the feet VIXEN peglectes, injure
the general system by preventing the body from
takn that natural exerc 80 conduciy to health.
7 all ali ictfd ~ith these terrible evils would
Id early call on DR.. W bite at No. A2i
Penn avenue. between IA and 9Th streets. Who
would ST. fer t. rment from disordered feet when .
sure reTTt dy is near at Ia and can be effected
withou, pain? Office open from . in the morning.
to,9 in the evening. fs5
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SPBRMAToRRBEA CAN BE CURED.-Dr. Rand .
Specific cures Sperniotor1hod. Seminal Wsakness,
InpetSnoy, Loss Of Potcer speedily and efectual
ty. Its effects are truly magical. trial OF the
Specific, will convince the most skeptical Of its
merits. Price 81 a box. Sold by s. y. Ford, cor
ner Iith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Aiey andria. ta6-ly
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SUPPosKD TO EE ANIE-NiE--AboutI o'clock
yesterday morning, when Tie rain vas descend.
ing In torreDts,-ths. Second Ward patroinlsn
found - man lying at foil length on the pave
fn' nj on Eleventh street, near c, apparently as
comfortable rs il IN bed. He WAS carrying GA
= conversation with an imaginary companion
about The quality Of different carpenters. and
insisted That .sJim was the best carpenter he
ever worked with" He was supposed to be q
ME ME, of the Washington embalment: but he
proved to be Baltimore man, and on \ spree.
and had laid himself OUT on the pavement to
take nap. He was conveyed to the station
house., and W as semitic the workhouse by Justice
Dlur -.-.- .. - "
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LIGHT P0R THE SEVENTH WARD-A pet!tfon,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT by citizens OF the Seventh
ward has been presented TO Congress, praying
for the lighting OF Maryland ayenue and Sixth
A. south. The military railroad passes along
these streets, the heavy trains running at al
hcurs OF the night, and several serious aeei
dsnts nave recently happened, which might
bsxe he N avoided III the route had been prop
erly lighted The Commissioner OF Public
BaiIdiDgs has asked for an appropriation Tor the
nurrose of accomplishing this desirable OBJECT
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GOOD fAEM FOR SALE-l20 acres in cult.
"A walton; s41s acres in tim Der; with new Frame
House, with rooms: 10 young peach trees ami al
apple orchard 1t is situated on 7th street turn
pike, aso1t7 ~ miles from Warrington, d. Z. 70
Of the above is good and fertile sdOw Ian
and the remainder No ! upland, fronting on two
county roads Terms easy. sae will BE- closed at
Low. or JGHN A. BAKER. 53S Seventh st.
fe law
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40 WAS for passing that Confederate money, and
he carestnotiIing about il. He told witness thas
King got s25 of the profits. He also said ia got
the notes from a man In GEORGETOWN, and Do
would get the money and redeem the notes; and
IL witness had not nipped him so quick, witness
might nave made 500. 1t was the iUth when
witness went TO see King; next day went TO
Baltimore, returned that evening, and arrested
Rosenbuch. When King heard witness hAd
arrested Rosenbuch, he said witness had ''goe
the rascal" and run him down ~ great rate
In CONSEQUENCES of the indlsposition OF Mr.
Carusi and the lateness Of the hour, the case
was contin ued until 10 o'clock this morning.
At ten o'clock to-day, the case was resumed,
and the counsel for the defence intro duced
Emma Myers, young German woman, who
swore and testified that she IL acquainted with
Rosenbuch- She recoiieeted an interview be-
tween Rosenbuch and q Mr.. Weed some days
ago, probably ten. Mr.. Weed cams TO acr
house and gave him some money, and told him
10 sell II for 30 csnts, and IL he could not get
that, to sell il for Is cents. They went away.
After ward Rosenbuch came back with come
u. =. oney, and when Weed came In Rosen-
bach gave him the money. Mr.. weed SAD mis-
partner had tust come from Richmond, where
he got the money, and Weed said Il was good
Weed is sutler TO the LIST New Jersey Cavalry
and has 3 boarding house in Alexandra:
Rosensuch got the money from VIM H. Weed
TO sell. ..-r.
observation-disclosures resides at No. 46i
Ninth ST. Decent people live there. Witness
is not married TO Rosenbuch. He lives in the
same house with witness. The interview be-
tween Weed ana Rossnbuch occurred IN wit
nPss's room.
Justice Rowland concluded to take security
fer the appearance OF defendant at O'Clock to-
day, when he will give a decision in the case.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-07
The Sixth Reader

FINHE main object OF all reading books 10 to teach
Il the art of reading With this yiew wide
range of selections has been made in this Reader SO
thar the pupils using it may be trained to give prop
er force and due expression to every form of stye
whether grave or gay, humorous pathetic, eleyat-
ed or familiar declamatory or simple Care has been
taken to admit nothing which young persons would
be likely to pronounce dull or tame.
Biographical, Critical, and Explanatory notices
arepreixed 10 most Of the selections. They have
been carefully prepared by Mr.. Hilard, and are a
valuable feature of the book.
The Introductory Treatise on Elocution. prepared
by Professor Mark Bailey of Yale College, is plain,
practical and useful treatise upon this difficult art,
andcannot fail to be highly approved.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-07
Just Published.
HILLARD'S READERS.
NEW RIES.

HiLLAID's SIXTH READER.
HILLARD's FIFTH READER.
HiLLARD's 'slSrERMEDIAr READER, ILLUSTRATED
HILLARp'sF FOURTH READER, ILLUSTRATED.
HILLAED's THIRD tPRIMARY) READER, ILLUS.
TRATED.
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TRAIED.
HrLLABp's FInsr PRrNARY) READER ILLUS.
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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-07
The Fourth Reader.

This reading book is intended for the lower class
Is of our Grammar Schools, and the same general
features preserved in it found in the other
books of the series The Introductory Treatises in
the Fourth and intermediate Readers on Articula-
tion and the training of the Vocal Organs will be
found to be valuable helps. Spelling and Defining
Lessons attached to each lesson in the Fourth
and intermediate Readers. They have been care
fully prepared.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-07
The Fifth Render.

The same care has been taken in the selection of
variety of entertaining and choice pieces for the
Fifth Reader as for the Sixth. Many excellent de-
clamatory pieces are given. The difficult words in
each lesson are defined and numerous careful bio.
graphical sketches and critical notes are found
throughout the book. The Treatise upon Elocution
the work OF Professor Bailey. of Yale College and
is easily understood aud practical.