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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Jura at POrtiasd-The
a Mexican Question In 'he spa"''n
seuato-Couut O'DonscIi I'm favor oil

+. Arrival Of the Jura at POrtiand-The
Mexican Question im she Spanish
t Senate Count O'Don.eii I'm favor OIL
Gen. Prim-sale OF the sEImtcr-The
Eattle at fredericksburg.
PoETLASD Tuesday, JAN H. i7o''
The steamer Jura, Capt. Acton, from h''eip
lst via Londonderry ID and Cape Race losD arfiVe'
at o'clock this evening with l0 passengers furses
Tavlor reports 10th, at 6 p. M, 80 miles west oil
Cape Race, passed steamer supposed 70 Ve 'o oo
Europa, bound east; 12h, at T. M, LATITUDE 10
Longitude 90 A, passed steamer supposed 10 DC
the Angle-SaxoD, bound east
GREAT BRITAIN.
Amono the spoakers at the Manchester meeting
was the negro jackson, known as Jef. Davis Z
escaped coaenman.
Tfs English journals were largely occupied in
roIteal aud financial of the past year, aid
specalatjons on tue future The financial GATOR o.
The Times predicts continued active trade with
Amerisa Il says that when tire war broke out,
America held large stocks Of foreign produce These
ne DOW mostly exhausted. She must eGnss quenty
return not only the DID, bnt to greatly uereass cd
scale i Importation. The same result may be eX
Iectej, whether the war continues or not
SPAIN.
r. Rumors had been current that Calderon Cof'anfes
had resigned the Foreign ministry, but Tie latest
dispatches contradict tnem.
The Imperial Ukase extends the privilege OF draw
Ing bills of exchange 10 persons not following COM
me.ea. pursuits.
JAPAN.
Late advices show japan ia in a regular state O
yevofution Impost reforms were being inaugu.ated
and changes which will Affect the interests 0i iOreig
eounrics. 1t 10 reported that the Regent had been
murdered.
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TRADE WITH NoRFoLK.-Tbe following important
dpach ia reference to trade with Norfolk has been 70.
ceved;
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA
SEVENTH Army CoaPs
FORrRRss MOsKOZ, Jan. o. 1861 )
ETHAN A. ALLky, esq, Neio- fO,k:
MsoI Dix directs to say In reply to your
letter Of tie 5 ns he has already sued permits for
the Norfolk Of about many goods he deems
be sold reuuneye prices and that 1t, stock OF ait
aud aud shoes is so large the shipment OF those articles
has been a., ouey prohibited Under teso circunssncss
he feels compelled decline issuing the permit requested
BY cor. nIand of Ms0l-Gen. DIX
CaAA q. JoLLsR, Iier and A. d. O.
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For yvsrrr, aroused from long s'ombef'
Goes forth, and glad jubilee

For yrsrrr aroused from long sumber
Goes forth and glad jubilee
IL his herald most welcome, prochminE
The set time has come, ye are ireeF
Letu. ,bont I'VE are free" ,ill these islands
Resonnd with the jubGnt strain,
Aud catching Il up The enirSnchseo :,
Sdali thunder it West, DER the man
Shall thunder 4. DER the savannas.
And down the broad streams, Ill the sas
Rolis back like a 81 and anthem chorus,
Tbe shout We are free, we are isee"
This was followed by "John Brown" (which
all the coored peopl, know J, thundered iorth rom
thousand voices, which closed tne exercises ae VIC
stand The people were dismissed by Jew WHY
remarks from the Colonel. The list D. O., Welt
drilled aud noble regiment, under the command oil
Col. IIipgin,on, Lieut.-Col. Bllings OF New.
Hampshire, and Major Strong OF New-Iork, u
would name every officer, II could, band OF
ae noble, earnest ana h!ly lno.ai men, as We n ns
efficient Is can 10 found 10 any regiment, NoFih or
South filed away i'll tie direction Of the sav0ry
doors that came floating on ths breeze fron thai
pont where ten bOvines being roasted 10 tier
pi,s, and where three hundred gallons Of mo'asses
and water the favorite beverage OF the negroeel,
ard full supply OF hard bread awaited the hungry
expsctanis. The people brought their baskets OF
provisions, also, and thee as ~ lack mus ended
this grand Celebration of the Emancipation OF the
Slaves of South Carolina. Senator Toouos haa not
called tue roll of his slaves under the shadow OF
Bunker llil-but Gen. SaXton has proclaimed No.
erty TO the human chattels OF South Cm)hna,
Georgia, aud Florida.
Shall we make commentsl No. The naked facts
are more eloquent than any worde Bat THESE must
not he forgotten. There were no oincers, soldiers
citizens i'll this vas' asscMblage that iOuhd IL
necessary TO eDliven the occasion by slls stronger
than water. Not one drunken man. not an oaih mol
quarrel marred the harmony Of the Gay.
lhs il too hasty "A sketch for the events OF The
6av, but the mail steamer allows Of no dcliy, for
more elaborate description. D. d. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

CHANGES IN THE CONTROLLERS OFFIcE-Con.
rosr Brennan made following appointments yesterday
morning; -
Trusow Oliver Gray temporary Clerk to Receiver Of
TsIs vice George Hauseman James ponney, psPsy COL
hector of City Revo1ue vco j. L. Thompson-salaIy Sv
per annum John Picsfod reapponted Donty Ce,s OF Wy
R.venuo Albert &C. Luther temporary Clerk 10 Brrean OF
Faxes vice John McKechne; John Murphy Receiver o.
Tsxss' vice James Kslly-salary 81, 900 per annum
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Saturday the whole company taken to Fort Adams Cd
tho steamer Perry further developments and the
acton of the authorities The ignorant Of the real
reason of their alton, sad most f the company were
secured Ifhey arc Troublesome there are $50 regulars now
the fort who viii be able 70 restrain their AZ
an e,depcs Of the interruptions character OF Luz and soma
Of his uen we may mention that 10 his company is one man
ut ee.t who was unable to pass the surgeon When LUIS
learned fct took another Of his soldiers arrsyed him
in czens oo he and him 10 the doctor with fictitious
The Surgeons certificate TINS obtained and tho
rejected an Vas directed The fictitious lame.
Providence Journal, Monday.
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BULLS HEAD.-The drovers were not Az jolly az

BULLS HEAD.-The drovers were not AZ jolly AZ
the close Of the market at the opening Cause: Ine mag
kst did not close well it opened The 4.oo aeAd o.
heavy bulocks little too much for the demand II
would have been quite too much II II mad mot ooen '' "
wants Of Government We call the attention Of city readers
to statement Ia the report OF the Cattle market under the
hood If "Trsu,uouationn Of most Outrageous system OF
robbery pscced upon IN ezirg and conseang ell
animals that happen get Killed in tie city cars undeE a1
thority Of 4 city ordinance.
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fak' fAdvertisementI
GRAND GAIA DAY THIS At TIE MrsEUM.-

TIE great play Colleen Bawn 3 yyer al ocIocE nefnoon
II eyein for the Whose ladies' Children and
f.nes who hrong the place 20 that Qucen Of the
Fass Mis, LAvnia srren who Is turning he heads Of
half the by her dinuvs stature great bcsuy eegine
form. and winning manners lth Con-. Mutt she nsAese
great show
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

PkocEKDs OF CATHOLIC FAIGs.--The receipts oil
the Catholic Fairs just closed In jersey City. amounted
to the sum Of - co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

Firth WARD REpuBLIoAys-Mr.N Nathan Kings.
late President Of t, Association sms that the ticket
headed by Samuel wyckoG elected on Monday even
rg and that the elecoa of the OutwAsr ticket was fare
played by gang Of Democratic rowdes who stole The books
% the Association garroiod the Secretary, anu had things
pretty u ueh ller way. willis they remsned-a peried
of ten though aer their departure Mr. kingsley Dr.
ores that the WyckoG ticket poed 40 votes TO for the
opposition. We give tho statement as 4. Toaches us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRArH.-The Atlantic Tele.
graph Company print in our advertising columns
this morning a very interesting statement respecting
its organization and plan Of operations to which'we
cheerlully call the attention Of the reader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

invisible fingers 10 other words he L. living walking musical
machine He has remarkable powers Of imitation also. which
he msnifes by Growing like cook whrg and screaming
like misunderstanding his master used to talk, &C. He
e,csped q, the time Gen. Bsnks army rereaed from Win
chester.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

Another New FERRY. BoAT.-The jersey City
Ferry Company have contracted for another boat to be
built on tue same model tho feuybost Jersey City just
completed bu, somewhat lager 1t intended to have her
completed and running By tie lsi Of July.
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ADVERT senientI

Nile. DEMOREST'S beaJtiui frst.prtmlam 20
Runuiug Stitch sgwISe MAcnss 1t ig maryecusly simple
aAd ecicat, and beautiful Holiday Present. sent Zee OF
charges on receipt Of So MNg DEN0REsT, f,3Bwy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

TIE BOARD o. EDUcATIoy.-The new Board OF
Education will this evening and organize for the present
yer VIM. L. Curtis esq tho late President, aud Ihoma
Boes6, esq Clerk, will very likely be reelected.
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CITY ITEMS.
LAUGHING GAs.-Dr. Cotton will give his annual
laughing this evening at the Cooper n'iine

DIR. MAcGowAE ON CHINA AND JAPAN.-Dr'
Mcgowan will begin the redevery o! his lectures on In
and Japan In podyohs Hail. this afternoon, at ocleck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

TIE CRoros AQuEDucT DEPARTMEsr.-The
annual report Of he Croon Aquedut Department for the
pat Year s. ows tho receipts fem water rents aud penal
ties amount i323i Sc permit, for tsps and water p'pe'
~ loJ d; permits !.r connection wiki sewers 4leJ per
mis- to construct vaults 5000 o. There row lad in
tie city altogether rs miles Of pipe, and +g28 % were ef
for the purchase and laying pipon TIE report pre-
in de the expenses and receipts in hsVaEioas bureaus
oil tLs Dos aTtuen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

NATIONAL SoSo.-An original national song,
adapted to the present crisis by George W. Elliott, with
music by H. b. Dodwor:h. has been published by II. b.
Dolgo.th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

REDEMPTION OF SHISpLAsIERs.-The jersey
City fractional notes redeemed the Controllers Office
with geenbseks, when presented In sums of 80. and ny
ward.
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DR., IIYFTT'S DENTiFRICE AND IOTfON,
afer twenty yea test ia hs extensive dental practice 10
highly Toiumepded Price - cents. OF e!i Druggists and
at NO. IL WsyeEley.piace
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fAdvortisement.
INrAr CaN IN ErS-r -

Il
logical aGd Physioogiea examination will disclose the true
stete thiDg and ndicse mGst appropriate pursuit.
FoeLEG WELLS, 10. 3c8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

GENERAL SocIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES
NRy-The annual meeting Of this Society was held last
evening at No. AZ Broadway The following officers were
reelected aad iooogura,sd for the current year;
PRECEDENT Matthias Bloodgood Let Yics.PresdeDt Geo
r. Jecsr,ri "a Vsa.Plesilrnt Oro. Nesbitt Treasurer
Ri.led r. Mount; Secretary William Van Norden; Coiec'
tor Fred W. ~ lliamE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
A MUSICAL CoxrnAnAsp.-On Monday a young

MUSICAL CONrRABASD.-On Monday young
negro fourteen years Of eye 10 oce accompanied
b. gentleman who has furnished him with employment end
home. This little fellow has peculiar gi.t for music 10
slns dances aud plays tie violin admirably. .nl without
the aid Of artificial means initiates perfectly the soft sweet
Of the orgbendiug the mellow bass with the clear
hG,es- sounds that charsete lac that instrum, H. Tho.
sounds from tbs mcatb without motion OF the lips,
though pioes valves nd keys we're controlled b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

TwEsTY.sEcoND WARD UNIoS ASSOCIATION
AZ Ia,c.rg on Monday evening, Mariin Thatcher was
elected President OF tho Association, and the following
gentlor en- Delegates TO the Central Committee;
A. r. B,ninser Jscob Y. Howard la o. Miller Robert
t. Darrprh lsasc o. Hnut, W. ". Dinser CHS " NpI'
d.ryooft y v r. Co .per Charles Mar Robert Utry Jas
Cu.aire, j., Alex Lamont, Edw4fd limp'on' Martin
Inftcacr
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Coyr TO W,sHIEGToS.-rhe Joint Committee
Of the Common Council headed by Preiicut W ss OF Tho
Dod of Al lerue, Proceeded 10 W4.hin,on Ast evening
o OF preventing behalf oi The Cofpofao' o.
the civ q New.YoS. dfe sword - bhiCc Voreo''n'
Committee Of the Board u Aldermen Of which AID boo'
/, Chairman len Tor Wellington sst oyeaing IN order 70 oo
tain tae body Of Ad Lay Of ihs ID Regiment. The ieair'
Il Aoj, L4ty aye intsned q: Fnichct'buIg "hihf u'
Committee will proceed under n's OF ''ao'-
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IMpoRrANr DrscLosUnrs a SrupryDous

IMPoRTANr DISCLOSURES A STUPESDoUs
SwiNpLING SCuRNL IHwARTED-The large bounty offered
by Rhode Inl Tor her soldiers Is attracting the attention
class who throrg large elite. waiting FOE hing
10 up. German from New-fork, ramed Lufz Is
obtenoj leave reoi company for the I'd Cavalry
with indefinite understanding that hs q be Captain
In he short space OF ten days no succeeded In raising la New
York iJ4 mostly Germans add brought them DO
aud mustered the service Rhode Island soldiers
ind receive oir hounty After tho company vent Into
rack, here suAdry suspicious circumstances began to
engage Major Hanlns attention, and seri-s of aud
CAREFUL i,yosls instituted by him resulted In the
cluon that LuiZ hal eu'Hed lnost or oil Of lila with
the understanding that they should receive their boun,es-
ntsnd then Dissolve and DESERT the officers aiding aud
sbeliE aud Describing too ghs beSsas eloAI dat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

TuE NEW SUB-TREAsURY.-The work Of trans
forming the Old Cuson.Iou.e into Treasury Office
progressing rapidly thb Cco hopes to take possession
Of tho place by tho lst OF February prox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

RECEPTION OF CIV. NyR.-Gov. Nye of Nevada
sailed from San Francisco In the steamer Of Jan. 10 viii
reach NewYork ebout the oath last and m arrival IFS Old
friends in NewYok propose to give him handsome recep
lion. with DR.. Ives OF Carson City Secretary OF Nevada
Territory and late Coroner OF NcwYoIk he will go houce
to Washington business rotating Ne, ada. The gen
llemen will return their Pacific homes early ia April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

AXoTnEn AnoR1ios CAsE.-On Sunday evening
Coroner Ranney had he attention called 70 tho ease Of hr
Huntingdon r5sdar Tiki Neus,, between i46ih AMI
5h streets who hid subee,sj herself to "a unlawful surg
teal opesioo aud then II dying condition She Is the
mother Of lge children. aud pryen; ~ iacroase ia her
my placed herself undc. the fclnen, Of Dr. MeionesL
wiihou, the knowledge Of her husband The Coroner OBJ
lnsd her dspouon whh .ho s.aed chat the Dr. agreed
to Perform IT, operation upon her fos the Of and cha,
sie ~. treated his house Dr. McGoncyt vas arrested
and locked up kws!n The result CT thu No hops
is entertained Of tie plt!oats recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

New TELEGRAPH OFFfcE.-The American Tele-
graph Company have established branch Office IN the Tnird
Ayenus Railroad depot OF Third aud l30th
street. lao for tho accommodation Of the citizens Of this
rapidly growing section Of our city The wires conuec, with
all the intermediate Offices In the city, aud terminate at No
- ftOadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

BOARD OF CouNcILMEN.-Ihe new Board held
~ second meeting Monday afternoon Morgan Jones Ed
the President IN the chair. There full attendance Of
bcrs resolution to amend the city ordinance
pern the emplo nont 1.-TWO assistant clerks Of tAis Boaid
urtcai Il Que. a. presegt laid The Board
euei in directing tie Cororaon Uoun.el to ASK the og
eure 10 pass law iesli4 tue appointment Of larger
humber CoaI ssipuuss 81 Deeds the pesort laws
allowed. After session OF ouiy half hour Board al.
journal % neat Monday ct p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

TwESrY.FIRsr WARD UNION AssOCIATIoN.--M
meeting the Twenty Ward Union Association, he'd
Jsn T. aoJ pursuant order Of Central Committee the
following named persons selected DELEGATES to the
Central Peoples Union Of the City and County Of Hewl ok
Lewis q. Woodruq. John r. Iegeboom W. W. Niles,
Jnnrs Dennis. Horace IT, bay Ma Frt;rr.i', Psrke G,t
win H. Il. Ireull,n Richard y. F4ncafn1rgh W. H. L.
Earu,s Elliot r. hepari, ue,'Ee e. Ellison, Solomon l.
Joseph, ID. u. T. Marshall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

ANNUAL DINNER or TRINITY CHoIR-As tue
annual dinner Of rfaiy Choir which came Oh on Monday
.vsoin a, The r-lo.cs 81 M Cuer the oflAnis there
WEI, r..en, beside the choir o. nearly twenty and boy
tho Eeetor--h, REV. Morgan Di Bishop Sou,hsatc. tie
Rev M Warrington, the Rev. DR.. Nin:on, the Rev Dr.
Ogby several lay representatives from tho p'.he'
Pseq5n. t. breaking MP a the company Master opn'
pres sncl tie Rector with boauuf Photographic album
containing the carte is yse oi each ber oi tho cho
The M wss aelloa lodged IN fw remark b the hec''
VINO promised the choir an entire new 'o' d'urPIe''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

WEsrrRS HoNEs.--A fine company Of about
boys IN siIls len The occ Of The CLeTcn. Aid Society on
Tue day afternoon Tor the Wet under tie charge Of hT' H.
Fh,jren The cAdFcn "cFo al warm AMI nos'G afe''ei
ADD pee, % had vh some OF them h'd never know" o.
had Christian honr sn,ns H.. sood Of the hosI
table West
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Tie narndcn Lxprers Company announce IN
another column the completion or hvr goucna to Tu
the great p,.il through ira os ESssea. PACKAGE an
f4e,At only.
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CIRCuIAgipS AND SPECIE or THE BANKS IN THE LOYAL
Sr4rgs nEcEaHER, lI52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-11
THE EVENING STAR.


Police REPoRTs-Secend. Precisct- John
Gssby, fast driving, VIM. r. Dor ivan, do:
dismissed. VIM. X. Doniyan, stealing u. s.
brides; do.
Hannah Johnson, do; "A. Jas. Shelton, do !:
4L6s. John TuIley, do; &3.A, Brose McC ardle,
dol S3.44. Sarah Donelson, do, disrn,esed
Lewis Johnson, do; do. VIM. Srink. fast ritiinr
on bridge; sa.A. Eliza Burke, disorderiy;
bail for peace. = .lss 20 4 = : = =
Fourth Precinet.-Pat. mclaughlin. assault
and battery; hail for court Chas. Brown,
malicious mischief; do. Morris Reidy, drunk;
fl!5. samuel johnson, drunk and disoY derby;
military Tim McCarthy, do, do.
1snA Preeinet.3onn Lee, selling ionor on
ard; bail for good beha vior-a also, disorderly;
41o.s4s Colbert Ward, uspieion Of stealing
horse; dismissed. Thos. Riley, indecent expo.
sure; IS. Catherine Foley, drunk: dismissed.
Nah isofarliy Tm soon do es
drum and profaD e; 81. VIM. Wane, profanity;
So Chas. Thomas, do; 81 -
FOURTH WARD STANTON CAsEs.-John Fitz-
simmonds, vagrancy; workhonse. Hanorah
Moriet,a, drunk and disorderly; 81 William
Shilman, grand larceny; Jail. James Davis,
larceny; dismissed. I. II. Veiance, ldrunkand
Ambrose Hadley, do; do. Geo. Hildebrande,
do workhouse Patrick Clarke, John beard,
drunk; dismissed. Terence Duffy, attempting
70 pass a two dollar Treasury note altered to
. fifty, as genuine fifty; bail for hearing. Jno.
Shay, vagrant; workhonse. Also, larceny; do.
so days. John Dacey, do; Jail for court. Mary
Maguire, Mary F. Reed and Catharine Wilson,
discrderly: workhouse. Maria Dillon, drunk;
- CT workhouse. John Jones, disorderly; 81.
JohE Lee, larceny; jail for hearing. Anna
Boomer and John Kassan, do; 81 each. Thos.
Conlass, suspicious character; wOrkhouse.
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Hsads.sy..,: r.s,s;s sey; ssr q Sf sssa
Sptc0S OTdtrs No. sin view OF ue mmense
stored in y.sions sections 81 his city, and the
danger thereto BY nre and. oinerwiee aIasin9
from the lawiess action OF persous un9er ne
vicinity where this property is necessarily To-
Gated Or stored II IL directed that, rom the date
OF this order, the sale Of liquor, under license
Q. Gtnsr yn:s T n.rs a1s 70 VII
S0nsres ll6, M, 13S and l40, 90 much thereof
As mont on NineseentA and n streets, in the
vicinity Of Ninetsentn street park. -, ]. =.
Isl, SO much thereof as mont on Seventeenth,
Eighteenth. n and N streets, in, vicinity Of
Seventeenth street and ambulance parks n
Sc, 81 S. 50, 60, ~ n, 7e 80, 81, So 81 81, 1os,
I 104, 100 i21 III 1913, l42, 143, f44 in the First
Ward, south Of Pennsylvania avenue. -.
Squares Z, 9, o 10, Is, H. 20 IN the vicinity Of
SQUARES iss and lss, so much thereof as front
on II and Seventeenth street, in the vicinity Of
clothing department.. 1shr a.:
thereof rs front Connecticut avenue, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth ana X streets, in the vicinity
of street stables. .g.ss
SQUARES 472, 473, sol, soc, sos, in vicinity Of
Sixth and Seventh.street wharves.
Squares 573 57I, $780, 63i. 632. 633, 63i, 6s1, $685.
or any vacant street or avenue in cluded in these
squares, being in vicinity of railroad depot shd
SOlOItTb hcLcot.
Squares 72s, 20, 731, ia, 735. $50, go, in vi
cin,ty of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar
racks.
On any place within four squares Of Bla-
densburg Toll Gate.
On any place within t,ro squares Of Kendall
CIR cen park.
On any place within tue squares OF Railroad
park.
Any house in the aboye-described localities
convicted of selling liquor to citizens or SOL
diers, will be closed, and the proprietor i'm
prisoned for such time as the nature Of the Of
tense may warrant, the liquors on the premises
confiscatad, and the house permanently closed.
An application in writing to the Provost Mar.
shal, endorsed by the Mayor and Chief OF
Police, will be placed in the hands OF an officer,
to report whether any specified person may be
permitted to SELL under license, to citizens only
but only in exceptional cases will permits be
given. BY command of
HENRY B. Torn.
Captain ana Provost Marshal
A. 5. BAKER. Lieutenant and Ad3ut6nt
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