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PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., June 80, 1853.


WASHINGTON, d. g., June 30, 1853. }
Circular, No al. Section 13 of the act ap-
proved March 3 1868, "for enrolling and call
ing out the national forces, and for other pur-
poses" is as follows:
NssciIosl3; And be i further enacted, That any
s sss M for his
Secretary Of War may to receive it. saeh
Secretary may determine, for the procnrston of
such substitute, which sum shall be fixed at uni
form rate by q General Order made at the time of
ordering draft for any State or Territory; and
thereupon such person SO furnishing the substi-
from further liability under that draft. And any
person failing to report after due service of notice
as herein prescribed, without furnishing a substi-
tute. or paying the required sum therefor, shall
be deem ed deserter, and shall be arrested by the
post for trial by Court-martial unless upon proper
showing that he is not liable to do military duty
d dhs Board of Enrolment shall relieve him from the
1t is hereby announced that the amount to
be paid, in accordance with the foregoing Sec
ton OF the Enrolment act, by any person who
may be drafted, in order to secure exemption
from service, has been fixed by the Secretary
OF War at three hundred dollurs.
II. The Commissioner IF Internal Rerenue in
each Congressional District has been authorized
by the Secretary of War, and directed by the
Secretary of the Treasury. to receive from
drafted persons, who desire to pay it for the
purpose OF exemption, the money above speci-
fled. On receipt OF this sum the Collector of
Internal Revenue shall give the drafted per-
son paying it duplicate receipts. One copy of
these receipts shall be delivered to the Board
of Enrolment on or before the day the drafted
person is required to report for duty; and whea
so delivered to the Board the drafted person
shall be furnished by the Board with a GER
tifcate of exemption, (Form 81, Regulations Of
Provost Marshal Generals Bureau,) stating
that the person is discharged from further Ii
ability under that draft, by reason of having
paid the sum of three hundred dollars.
III. The Provost Marshal shall make out
within the first Monday of every week an alb
stract of persons to whom exemptions from
military service shall have been granted by the
Board during the week previous. (Form AL
All receipts or certificates of deposit delivered
to the Board by persons claiming exemption on
account OF having paid the required sum Of
money, shall accompany the abstract.
JAMES B. Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
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By virtue of . decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county. sitting as Court of
Samuel II Berry and John &. Berry, Jr., Adminis-
traitors OF Albert B. Berry and others are conn
painants, and Benjamin Berry and others are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned as Trustee, win expose
on % the ehe 18th day Of
July 1853 fair, if not on tn, ext fair day there
AFTER the undivided half part of that valuable
GRIsT AND FLOUR MILL, situated in the VII
"Riversdaie Mills. which was owned by the late
Albert b. Berry at the time of his death, and Geo
W. Taylor, ESQ. as tenants in common.
This property has been recently fitted up, and ia
large and profitable business for come time, and
offers great inducements 70 any one wishing to
embark in the milling business snd can be readily
leased toE 81 ooo per annum, the tenant keeping the
Tern OF sale, as prescribed by the decree, are as
follows One third Of the purchase money to ba
paid in cash on the day of sale, upon the day of
its ratification by the Court; and the residueIin
payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser or purchasers with approved secdr;ty,
to bear interest from the first day OF uArY,
eighteen bnndred and sixty four when possession
OF the whole purchase money, and the interest
thereon, the undersigned is authorized by the De-
cree TO convey to the purchaser or purchasers
Thereon, The one undivided half OF said mill pro
the partles to this cause of any persons claim.
ing BY, through, or under them.
Persons wishing to view the premises previous
TO the day OF sale, are referred to Geo. W. Taylor,
ESD, who resides on the premises and can always
eYThe subscriber is authorized by the owner to
offer. At the same time, the undivided half part of
said Mill Property, owned by the said George W.
se to upon sns ss a. ssS.sS
Je 29-1awts SAMUEL H. BERRY Trustee
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At his residence Chapel Hill, Montgomery co.,
Nd. Tuesday, 7th, G E0RGE TAYLOR. Rsq ,aSsd
seven t. four.
The funeral viii take place at Rock Greek
Church tomorrow, ii O'Clock Q. N. Friends Of
the fAmily are invited to attend.
At the o. "eoldierIs Heme D. Of c., JuIY
d, sth o. InfAntry. aged IS: native Of ireland.
At the Ui 8. "SoldierI Hone" D. Of O.. asth
Jpns ls AZ: sr.XnnsYHSs scsai:f Of gar
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War Department, 4djutant Generals Office
Washington, June 81, 1863. {
General Orders No. 1884,
BY direction of the President, Ma ior General
Joseph Hooker is relieved from the command
of the Army OF the Potomac, and Mai. Gen.
George Ct. Meade is appointed to the command
OF that army and of the troops temporarily as
signed to duty with it.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
T.. ID. TOWNSEND,
1t Assistant Adjutant General.
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A PLEASANT MUSICAL sOIREE took place at
the residence of Professor Alexander Wolows-
XII, in Tenth street, on Monday evening last,
when his most advanced pupils in vocal music
and the piano assembled tor an agreeable mu-
steal evening, and exhibited the proficiency
they had attained under his new and facile
system of instruction. The exhibition redound-
ed greatly TO the credit of Professor Wolowski
as an instructor, and the truth and simplicity
of his method; but the most noteworthy and
gratifying portion OF the sOiree, the present.
alton to him of magnificent gold watch and
chain by his pupils, one of whom "a LADY, was
deputed 10 make the presentation on behalf of
the other subscribers-both ladies and gentle-
men. This she did in most fitting and appro-
pirate terms, congratulating him on the success
he had achieved in making the study of music
rather an amusement than task, thanking him
for his untiring energy and perseverance in the
PRONUNCIATION practically of his theory and its
admirable results, and trusting that the souve-
mir she had the pleasure of presenting him
would call to his memory his Washington pu-
pills when far away, as would the singing or
playing of some familiar strain the master who
mad given them the ability to execute. The
whole affair was in the best taste, and rebound
ed alike to the credit of master and pupils.
Professor Wolowski is giving few weeks
recreation to his pupils, as he is going to At
lantic City, his health requiring a little rest
after SO much labor but we are very glad to
state that Professor W. will reopen in Wash
ington his singing and piano courses on his
return.
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THE EXPERIENCES OF A MILITIA OFFICER
Editor Star Dear Sir: The following figures,
under the recent call, will show more forcibly
than anything else could do, the difficulties in
the way OF an efficient organization OF the
militia of this District:
Total number enrolled. ..... ...... ..........119
In Government employment, (and conse-
quently exempted by law. 81
Exempted as belonging to other companies. 81
Exempted for physical causes ..............
Present for duty. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
In no instance was spirit OF resistance to
the law manifested, and when the matter was
understood but little difficulty was encountered
in obtaining the names and ages OF parties.
The result has been highly gratifying, as
eyincing the loyalty Of the residents OF the
District. Respectfully, yours, CAPTAIN.
ST. FINCENTs SCHooL.-TTuesday morning
the scholars OF St. FincsAts School, Tenth and
q streets, in charge Of the Sisters OF Charity,
afforded large audience that pleasure which
comes OF virtue and science acknowledged and
rewarded. They were many OF those whiterobed
yotarles OF iearning, smiling forth the joyous in
nocence OF pure hearts, while they received the
merited rewards of good conduct and diligence.
The first honors in the Senior Circle were con-
ferred on Misses Margaret Draine. Mary Dolly,
Alice Tyssowski and Louisa Brown. Gold
medals and academic honors in the Senior
Glass were merited by Misses Marion Ander.
son. Elizabeth Kipp and Elizabeth Mccarthy.
BAwDY HOUSE BROKEN UP.-Sergeant Hur.
ley, and a squad of the First Ward Police, re-
Gently made a descent upon the house No. 1913,
Twenty sixth street. alleged to be q bawdy
house, and arrested fiye women who gave their
names as Josephine Lampphere, Clara Brown.
AM. Williams, Ann Jones, and Carrie Duzen-
berry. They were taken before Justice Drury,
and as the owner of the house could not be
found, the women were fined in the sum Of So
each, and required to give security for their
good behavior.
SyRrous AocIpHrr Monday aveuinp he.
tween and O'Clock, q man named Charles
Davis, walking on Twenty first street, near
the canal. while carelessly handling loaded
pistol, discharged 1t, and the ball shattered his
hand fearfuily. DR.. Joyce was called upon.
and promptly rendered his professional aid,
carefully dressing The wounded man is doing
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RICHARD II, CLARKE, Trustee
jy 2-3wddts j. G, Mc9UIRE & CO. Auc,

IT 8. MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of feri
- facias. on judgment of condemnation, issued
District of Columbia, and 20 me directed, will
expose to public sale for cash at the front Of the
the 18th day of July next 1853 at IL O'Clock ma. the
east half of Lot No l6 in Square No. TX, together
with all and singular the Improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon the property of Mich aei
Dis lony. and will be sold to satisfy ludicals No.
istratri1 of Miles Kelly. WARD III. LAMON,
je g. dts c. s Marshal D. O.
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AUCTION SALES.

1HIs AFTERNOON AND fe.McRROW.
Byw. L:wALL q CO.. Aue.iopssrs.
Hogs, GOAT AMP GHEsg AT AUCTION
n On WEDNksDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th instant
pound, corner Of 18th street east ana
10 Hogs. Goat, Geese.
jy6-d W. l. WALL & 90. Aucts
ByJ.o. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctione.rs.
FURNITURE AND EFfEOgS OF FAMILY
4 pEcLINISG HoCsEKRKrING.-On MONDAY
INCOMING. July 9th, ~ 10 O'Clock, at No. 400 Il
street between 9Th and 10th We shall sell the Fur
nlture and Effects, comprising-
Mahogany Hair cleth Furniture
MArbl TOP Center and Sofa Tables,
Whatnpt, Gllt frame Mirror,
Brussels and Ingram oarpess,
Oiicloth Mating, Rugs,
Lounge Cane seat Chairs, Rocker,
Damssk Curtains. Shades,
Bsdstesds. Bureaus Wardrobes,
Washstands, Toilet Sets,
Hair and Hnsk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads,
sideboard Dining Table,
French China Dinner and Tea Ware,
Table Cutlery, Casters, Walters,
Cooking and other Stoves refrigerator.
Together with general assessment of Kitchen
Republics. Terms cash
jy3d &c MCGUIRE l. co., Aucts.
eSTHE AEovE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
conse uence of the rain until THURSDAY, July
jy6-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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LOST AND FOUND.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK WAS LOST ON
- Tuesday oa the street; nom buggy, sishsro
avenue The finder will be suitably rewarded ON
leaving the same at c. J. NAGLE's, 2o9 Pa. ave
jy Silt
TAKEN UP LsTRAY-ons large bay HORSE;
lame in one fore foot; msrk ed G. The owner
Will please come forward. prove property, pay
chsT f "a and take him away he will b ssd to
.rJy St South end Lene Bridge. Va.
osT-yu'y I'd inst between 18th street on the
thv. Avenue s Ms High street in Georgstewn
some other miscellaneous papers and few of his
cards. The finder viii confer special favor by
returning it to him at his office, 25l street, bet.
vs. ''n SIS. AD r. T. G. Gu, i1iaf n. o.
TAKEN UP As An A,a EsrKAy1on the 18th Of
high. The owner can have it by proving property
and paying CHARGES, BY calling Clifb9rn Bar
racks. liy 72aw2wtl JAS 2. sHALLCB0sS.
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-on the LIST inst a yellow
is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
MRS ffhs ssF near the Reservoir
Jy7-3t- Georgetown. d. @.
I osT-Lest. on Sunday, the 5th instant. be-
IL tween D and streets, one bay HORSE; II
years ola; pacing gait; vita one white, eye. at
PAID + sa
street, Insurance Agent. jy7
TAKEN UP AsTRAY-On Saturday, about
HORSE and Say MAZE Spring.
covered wagon. The owner is requested to come
prove property pay fassss ana take
,y7-3t+ 14th st bet. B and @, Island.
+ OsT OR sTOLEN-From the store No. 2s3
IL Seventh street, on the morning of July 8, 1853,
PUCkkT-B HOOK, containing SIS Treasury
note. one gold dollar and some small change; also,
Church. il favor of &. L Ross, amounting, with
interest, to 5615-thsre is credit Of S2O6 ON the
said note. Any one returning or giving informa-
tion that will lead to the recovery of the same
will be 3. literally rewarded. W. II. CTS EEL.
T OaT-A large dark bay HORSE yesterday
H Sunday morning; white saddle marks; foun-
to oRi SF VEIN will be il
c. REWARD. strayed or stolen, fem the
brown HoksE, with white spot mostly on the
paid on recovery of the Horse on 9th ST.. between
n9 9y and east oap%SSI IE Ell; wERsrrR
I EFT AT THE PREMISES OF GLEASON 4
II Wuneer, On the Old Blsdensburs road, about
iards Farm, young Horse The seV own 81 viii viii
prove property pay charges, and take away.
Jy 6-3t@
STRAYED OR sToLEN-From the subscriber,
y at Center Market pair Of HORSES attached
TO market wagon; one horse is the we'll known
rat tail mare; the other chunky bay horse; body
very liberal reward viii be given If returned to c.
CAPITOL Fin ess1se5 9th ans asth
I OST-0n Friday night, between 9 and 10 elk,
with sweeney in both shoulders; Que heavier than
her right fore shoulder and small scar on her
back; tail not shaved both in fine order. I will
give S25 if returned to me at the Government
Store, below the Market House, Georgetown D. %.
jy6-4t~ VIM NULL
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BILLIARDs.-A match game of billiards, for
S1UO side, will be played between Deery and
Mons. Isidore, at Geary's saloon, on Saturday
and Monday evenings next.
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BOARDING,

BOARDING Choice Room now vacant; also,
II one single Rsom, at No. Indiana avenue,
opposite City Hall. 1t
ITO L6r1Mish board. in private family, 8
toor Also; one Bed Room. Apply at 315 st.,
between 18th and 18th. It,
-FOUR LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOMS,
y nicely furnished, with Board. can be had at
Mrs. FISHERS, AS corner I'd and streets.
Terms moderate. jy7.3t*
FOR RENT.-Ons OF two ROOMS, large airy,
4 and comfortably furnished, with excellent
board. The house is in tie immediate vicinity of
four Departments of the Government, and has
modern conveniences. Terms moderate as the
times will possibly permit. To those who desire q
quiet pleasant home, free from pretenson or show,
where every attention is paid to the comfort of its
inmates, this opportunity is offered Apply at No.
$50 18th street, between and & streets
DERsONs DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND
Il all the comforts of an elegant home by apply
ing at 426 2)th street. corner of 2. three squares
west of the War and Navy DEPARTMENTS, One of
the pleasantest locations, with one of the finest
views, IN the city Water ard gas in every ROOM
Table boarders taken. lie l6-lmH
CLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash.
ington, may find comfortable home in one Of the
most delightful locations in Washin gton, No. 50
Missouri avenue. One very large front room. I'd
story, nov vacant. EyB
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PKRsoEAL.-Brig Gen. S. Meredith, u S. A.,
who was wounded in the late engagement at
Gettysburg, arrived in this city yesterday, and
is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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THE SUMMER Moon WAS SHINING,
All in I he mn rnle skv

THE SUMMER Moon WAS SHINING,
All in the purple sky,
Ny wife and we tossed about,
And could not close an eye.
! cursed and swore, she scolded me
All through the weary night,
But twas enou Oh to vex q saint,
The bed bugs savage bite.
You may be sure certain went
Next morn to LYoN's store,
And home In joyf1l triumph
TIL Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quic ky slaughtered every bug,
Mosquito, roach and fes.
Lyons Powder kills all insects. Lyons Mag
netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. Sold
everywhere.
jy8-2w DENNIS 3. BARNES Co., Now York
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W. HIDES-HIDIs.
w Ill Be sold at Public Auction, on sysry
WEDNESDAY and saturday, ~ II O'Clock O.
m, q tho Wharf on SXth street, Washington, al
sale.
Term. ss.h Ia Treasury notes. to b ,e,d q ms
jas IChronJ 1t. Col and d. s. D.
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POSTAGE CURRENCY of all denominations for
sale at the Star office counter. jy 8-tf
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SMUGGLING LIoUoRssshn w. WEIGH was
arrested yesterday and committed to the guard.
house, charged with smuggling liquor across
the lines. John is an old offender in this line
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HosTETTHR's BITTRRs.-Retsore Of lee Water
Ths chill given to the circulation by large ghts
Of simple ice-water is decidedly dapserou1not
that the cold and grateful fluid may not be i'm.
stimulsnt be Incorporated with it, In fact, sm al
Sineglass of Hostetter's Celebrated stomach
whole difficulty will be obviated. This genial
preparation is the purest and most healthful tonic
which the getabls kin gdsm has yet contri ted
under the mani pulatons of science for the use of
man. 1t convsrts the refrigerated beverage into
fully with the fluids Of the body. In all the range
Of medicines there is nothing 80 sure a, Rseysn-
nothing that SO completely defends the system
against the malaria which bsars upon Its foul
Bittsrs with your Ice water. and you are not only
safe from the effects of the shock which the UNI
gu allhed beverage is calculated to produce the
circulation but forearmsd against all the causes Of
fever.
Wholesale Agents-A. NJ. Biniuger Co.. 237
Penn. ave. jy6-eoSt
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DIsLoYALTY.-John J. Cuttings and Charles
N. Tucker Were arrested yesterday, and COM
United to the central guardhouse by Col. Ba-
ker, charged with disloyalty and giving aid
and comfort to the eneSy.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

Al B q N 81
The largest, cheapest and best stock OF
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
street, Georgetown, D. @.
An examination Of my stock of Books, Stationery,
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, 60, is respectfully
solicited. GEORGE w. KING.
3e 25-l2t~ IS High street, Georsetown, b. g.
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IN WEST END NOTICE. q III
i HI Public can now be supplied with Paints.
Oils, varnishsa.. window Glass. Paint Brsshes.
60 = s kooRap WEST .Bnd Drug Store,
5eH-6ti s4.sR tt3 Pear. Ayxnas, ,
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fHH oHlAPssf AHD BEST HAN DYB N 3HH WORLD
Nspes Fades o. Washes OHs.-Uphame Hair Dye, 50
cents box The best in use. Try 1t. Sold By 8,
O. Ford, corner 18th street And Pa. avenas, Waah.
ington, and Hanfy Cook, Asxandria, 1as-N
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GREAT PIHHsYLyAHIA Rourn, Sfs BaItjssoys ~
Horyisbxys, 70 ~ Nogth asd Waa.-TWo trains leave
Washington daily ana enc ON Sgnday-4uiek time.
through ct Government ratss. For tickets and fur.
Their information apply Of the oMcs Of Great Penn
avenue aud SIXTH st., WASHINGTON. eMcs open from
O. m until ,. m; on 6undsys from to lp. m.
"a My y. u MORTON. Agent.
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I osT-Qn Friday night, between sand 10 o'clk. :,
H two MULES; one large bay, little touched
with sweeney in both shoulders; Que heavier than
the oths. the other; large black; white spot on
back; tail not shaved both in ipe order. I win
give S25 if returned to me at the Government
Store, below the Market House, Georgetown. D q.
jy Sat- VIM NULL
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TEE CASE OF Wiley VS.. Bnoxu-cire.n

THE CASE OF WILEY vs. BRown.-Circsi
Court, Chief Justice Cartter.-Yesterday the case
was continued by calling
Mr.: Ciendentn, who testified that lot was
purchased in Glenwood by Mrs. Brown in
september. 1856, and that 'Georgiana W." was
buried there. :
Richard II. Laskey testified that abos one year
after the sale Of the hotel, Mr.. T. p. Brown
called on him to prepare will. This evil
oence was, however, ruled out.
II. II. Woshtngton-Mrs. Brown W as GUS
TONER OF the witness, and contracted bill
with him, saying that Mr.. Ben Hardin would
would pay it, and he received HIS note for it,
which was finally settled. Witness met Mrs.
B. in 1896 at the Gait House, louisville, and
sne stated that she came out after Ben Hardin,
and If she did not see him soon she would go to
Bardstown and kick up the devil.
Dir. Cross, sexton OF Congressional cemetery,
testified to entries made on the books OF the
cemetery of lots sold to Miss E. Bro wn.
Regimus Burch testified that in 1915 Mrs.
Brown said that Emily Wiley was not the
child Of Tillotson Brown; that she went by the
name of Brown before she saw Tillotson
Brown.
John r. Grimes testified that about 16 years
ago Mrs. b. told witness that she had the name
OF Brown before she knew Tillotson Brown.
Mary Boscie, coiored, testified that she nursed
for Mrs. Beown the child Georgiana. during
which time she did not see Tillotson Brown at
the house, butisaw Mr.. John White there a
good many times.
Vim. Siade.-Wimess testified that while
Marshall and Tilletson Brown were at school
in Alexandria they came home once in every
IN onth or two. The first intimation he had OF
Iillotson being intimate with Mrs. b. was
when she lived on b street. Witness knew
that Jesse Brown was opposed to Tillotson
going with Mrs. Brown. Gov. Wise, Ben.
Hardin and others had mess at her house on
Fifth street. @f'.
Julia Stain, colored.-Witness first knew
Mrs. Brown when she lived on 3 street. Mrs.
Il. told her that MIR. White was the father of
Georgiana, and DIR. Miller,of Baltimore, of EN-
lily. Witness went to wash for Mrs. b. after the
death OF Georgia, and never saw White there.
Mrs. b. told her that Mr. T. Brown was coming
to see her. She has done up shirts for Mr.. b.,
which she got from Mrs. Il. Emily used to
call herself Emily Miller.
Mrs. Cdulk testified that Mr.. White, of KY,
boarded at Miss Handy's, where witness lived,
and on one occasion-NIrs. Brown-came to
the house with small baby in Their arms, and
went into Whites rooms. Witness heard the
conversation between them. Mrs. b. COM
planned of WIS action, and heard her threaten
to tear her bonnet up, and witness naw the
fragments Of the bonnet afterwards. White
sent for a carriage and went away with her.
Mrs. FredT testified that she had known Mrs
b. for about one year, and never heard her say
that Mrs. Wiley was not Mr.. Browns child,
but heard her say that MIR. i. intended leaving
his property TO Mrs. w, and that it was the
fault Of the lawyer in not drawing up the will
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UNDER! LUMByREIsO, 900 feet of assort-
IL ed White Pine and Rsnalock Boards and Lum-
Der for sale lew for cash ia l6ss to suit
ohasers. Inquire OF O. B. CHURCH, nth street.
between Maryland avenue and o streets. Island.
46-1Ws
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FINE GARDEN FARM

"A FOR SALE,
Four miles and half from Washineton. In 4
northernly direction, in high state Of cultivation
now covered with fouriahing crop of Vegetation,
Of e1eeent wstsr and Vii bs aoa o
for cash. Inquire Of =. LACY, on the premises, OF
J. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N
streets. WAshington. te Zs-iu~