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Growers Theater.

Those who remember Lucille Western at the
commencement Of her dramatic career as girl
OF singular beauty could not have anticipated
that in this short time should developed into
the accomplished performer she has made her
self by dint of hard study as we'll as natural
qualifications; for the stage novice gifted with
great attractions Of person rarely comes to he a
superior actress, from the fact that the vanity
arising from the temporary success she
achieves by reason Of these attractions causes
her to neglect the study SO requisite for perfec.
tion in her arduous profession, and rely upon
the gifts OF face and figure as all in all.
We do not at all fancy the SOLVER TWIST
style Of drama, but must bear testimony to the
angular power and truthfulness of Miss
Westerns rendition Of the part OF Nancy Sykes,
rendering singulariy free despite its force)
OF all stage rant, or hystsria of passion We
commend her death scene for imitation by
melo. dramatic performers who gurgle and
squawk 20 frightfully through their last (stage)
moments. @ ~.
Much the same praise may be awarded 10
Mr.. Barron's Bill Sykes, thoroughly repul.
sive character and not easily managed. The
Fn0in Of Mr.. Rogers was good, very good, as
was the Browntop Of Mr.. Bokee, sa We where he
spoiled the scene at the magistrates Office by
laughter In the midst OF his burst OF iudigna.
uon. But the honors Of the piece next to those
carried on by the heroine, must be awarded to
the Dodger Of Mr.. @. H. Clark, q representation
quite inimitable in its way. Mrs. Places Mrs.
Corney was also noticeably good.
By the way, what pleasant thing IL is TO
have the tedium Of I" between acts" wiled away
by such brilliant music as that furnished nv
Koppitz, which music deseryedly ELECTS its
round OF applause quite az in variably as do the
best hits upon the stage itself.
Tonight, Miss Western appears In "The
French Spy part in which Celeste herself
in her hest dave. was not her superior, we
think. :"
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We are manufacturing the be,. Coffee over made
1--WE challenge pc titiOn in all respects (which
We call the FRlN Oh COY8E1 The secret OF its
pre- paration having BEEN obtained there The
French Coffee u made from pure old Government
ourselves 1t il the blandest ana most y aoles 1m
beverage ever made it has all the aroma and tast
OF pure Java, and 10 far more nourishinS, without
exciting the nervous system. We are manufac-
turing expressly for 6rocers for family use. Read
tho O. rtihcste of DE- Cox, Medical Purvsyor, to
MssMs; J. +. Byoadbent Co...sirs Il have ana
lyzed and tested the specimen Of French Coffee for
EsIded TO me some ago, and feel It due to ron
to make this favorable report OF its qualities The
ingredient: composing 1t are eminently nourishins
and the article, when prepared for the table, hSa
the aroma and taste Of ths richest Coffee. cheer.
fully recommend 1t to al who desire . highly psla.
sas soas! oHak1s
BALTIMORE, September, 1863.
The FR1NCH COFYE1 has superseded oil
others after trial. The public know Of what it
Ia composed, and hundreds Of citizen have volup
tarly offered their certificates A. to It's splendid
Qualities. For Hospitals 1t is invaluable. Let any
one use the French Coffee for . few weeks and
marx the lmpro yemsnt in health. This Coffee is
the blandest and most wholesoms beverage ever
0ertiaeatss Of Dr.. Cox ana Professor Alien on
eaeh DAokaGe, with the AUTOGRAPH Of the Manu-
factursrs. Persons may attempt to initiate this
Coffee, but We caution the Merchants Of Washins-
ton to carefully examine We have NO Agents In
Washington but will thankfully receive orders
Try This FRENCH ooEy1l and you vii
J. BROADBINT 4 co.,
ROl2 1AWu 81 n. Calvert st.. Baltimore
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KNoxvILLE, TENN, Nov. lin the recent
affair at Rodgersville, Burnside's forces were
overw helmed by superior numbers.
Burnside has taken over 500 prisoners since
he came into Tenness see, independent Of the gar
rison at Cumberland Gap, putting us far ahead
OF the Rebels. r.EsrE
There are indications that large force Of
rebels are coming against ms, but we are pre-
pared, and expect to repel them.
at Rodgersville the rebels captured about
500 men, four pieces of artillery and IS wagons
Most Of the men captured belonged to the I'd
Tennessee loyal regiment and the firth Ohio.
We hold from Washington, on the Tennessee
river, to Buells Gap.
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TIN FEDERAL VICTORY COMPLETE AND
DECISIVE.

The following has been recei we'd at the head
quarters Of the army from General Kelly:
CLARKsBURo, Va, Nov. IL, 1s63.-My in.
formation from Lewisburg is that General
Averili's victory was most decisive. At "Droop
Mountain" the enemy's force engaged was over
four thousand. They. acknowledge q loss Of
three hundred killed and wounded. General
Averill took over one hundred prisoners, in
GLIDING field officers, one stand of colors, three
pieces Of artillery, . large number Of small
arms, camp equipage and wagons.
B. F. KELLY, Brig. Gen.
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THE LAKE ERIE PRIvATEER STORY
DlSCREDlTED.

SANDUsKT, Nov. ia Cincinnati speciaf to
the Philadelphia papers, recently spoRe of an
attempted rescue or escape ofthe two thousand
or more rebel officers now confined on John
sons Island. The author Of the telegram has
seen cons iderably more than any one here.
1t not at all likely that rebel vessels would
hover about Sandusky Bay, while the steamer
Michigan is here. Captain Garter, however, is
fully prepared for all emergencies.
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GUARDED AGAINST,

In consequence Of rumors Of q purpose 10
attempt to escape on the part of the 1900 rebel
officers now imprisoned on Johnson's Island,
Sandusky bay, the authorities here have taken
most thorough steps to prevent the consum-
NATION of any such design.
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s' .sa sssk. Az q the sd
ons-third Of their appraised value will 10 With
drawn from sale.
Given under our hands ct Beaufort, South Oa,s
Hna, this second day Of November, 1858.
A. D. SMITH.
=. VI. .L ESaHSfs ssi.....,
i y. 8. Direct Tax CommiasioneYs for the
no i9.laNtNec 81 District OF eonth Qarolina
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FINAHCIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday
evening report prices lower at the stock board
yesterday. Government stocks without much
change Were shade lower than on Tuesday.
tennessee SKIES advanced 4, and Missouris
Carolina at 81. In railroad bonds little was
done. Gold has ruled steady. 1t opened at
Us aii5a, and at one O'Clock quiet at I45x
Hos The sales at the board were 81, 800 at
145osal45A Sales OF bankers sterling bills
have been made at 100, but drawers are asking
1909. Money is in brisk demand and high rates
are willingly paid.
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A,.AnAa Ir.coIu. es....s:s q tbs GATED st.'''
10 Al WAsns il Msy Co"esrs
aatisfastory evidence hsvtns oeeh eshieitsd e
re xh.t s. II 0nesrsa. IN. has been sppoinsoA
usnsul i Prrssie. 9 Dsston.I do hereby rssse.
ri,. his :, no. anA aeelArs him free to sxersi.e
Ana spsos such fnneticns, powers ana privileges
:. are siiovea 8 the Copsels Of the most favofsd
natIone in the Unitsd etatss. #
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
10 Be made patent, and the sea1 Of the United
states to be hereunto adixed.
Given under my hand ct the city Of Washing.
ton. the It'll day Of noy., 4. .. Lass. AID Of
America the ssth:
WiIIiAx q. ssxAap. Secretary Of State.
As'iHAs LlsooIs President s.,s Of the United State.
To Al Whom Il May Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited u me
that JbAs PIco yILLAHusvA has been appointed
Com ui Of Spain. ct New York. do hereby reeos-
niEe him ~ such and declare him free to exercise
and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges as
are allowed to the Consuls OF the most favored ma
lions In the United States. =E - s+5. ~. =
In testimony whereof, have caused these Ietters
to be made patent, and the seal of the United
States tobe hereunto amxed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing.
H. 81 Of tho q tho United Sts sas
- e o. Anes'''' 'As AxbsRR.AHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM 81. SEWARD. Secretary Of State .-.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
of America:
10 All Whom Is May Cssee,n. l.. e.,g.s
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that GAIL MBssIHe has been appointed Consul
Of the Prinoi salty Of eohaumburs Ii sDe for the
United States. to reside at Philadelphia. DO
hereby recognise i'm a. such and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and
privileges Is are allowed to the Oonsuls OF the msst
favored nations in the United States. .
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent. and the seal of the Unitsd
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washing.
ton tho It'll day of oyember. A. b. 1868. and
fl. of the Independence Of the United Btates
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the Presi dent:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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GInSrs BOOTS BOYS, Roors Mn
LADIES',
CHILDRlN's BOOTS,
In great variety, At low price,.
I. RO9INTHAL,
No. ST. Seventh It,, Iatslligencsr Block,
no 12-eolm third door above at.. west side.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
CARTIB DI VI0IfD,
@@ BTIRBOSUOPIE.
BTlRlOECOPIO VIIWB,
OPERA GLAS61S,
FIELD GLASSES.
MICROSCOPES,
1HDRMOMDTAkS Sc
At the lowest prices. at
FRANKLIN Il co.. OPTICIANS,
s44 Psnn''lvsn. .'en ss bet 18th and 18th 't'.
SIS Pennsyivania avenue, tundsr the National
~PEBBLl and PERIsCoPIC sPAoTAoLNS
and EYEGLASSES correctly suited to the eye
sight. and warranted. no II
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OPTICAL REPORT OF THE BATTLE OF GET
TTsBURG.-Gen. Meade's detailed report of the
battle of Gettysburg, dated LIST of October, was
officially promulgated yesterday. He gives
as the reason for the delay in making ii, the
failure till then Of receiving the reports OF sew.
eral corps and divisions commanders, who
were severely wounded in the battle, and says
that the result Of the campaign may be briefly
stated in the defeat Of the enemy at 4e,tys.
burg-his compulsory evacuation Of Pennsyl-
rania and Maryland, and withdrawar from
the Upper Valley of the Shenan doah, and in
the capture Of guns, Al standards, and 70 ,62l
prisoners. Resides this, a,97o small arms
were collected on the battle field. Our own
losses were very severe, amounting as will be-
seen by the accompanying return, to ASA
killed, and 1890 wounded and 6,6i3 missing
in all 23,lS6. He adds his tribute to the heroic
bravery of the whole army-of1csrs and men
Gen. Meade estimated the Confed crate army
in its advance at that time to be 100000 strong.
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CIRCUIT Court, Chief Justice Carttsr.-Thil
Court is still engaged with the Sickles cut OF
case. 1t is understood that the celebrated
property case Of Mrs. Emily F. Wiley rs Mar.
shall Brown will come up as soon as the case
in hand is disposed of.
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The New York Stock Market
NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-First Board to-day
Gold 146X, U. s. Certificates IS. Stocks rather
better.
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~ At Mobile, Alabama, on the 9th of Octe.
Der, common winter pants were selling at $3.50
new boots at 500 per pair, and footed boots 1t
SIS
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mr.. Jaleph Heco, referred to in the dis
P.cn yesterday, from San Francisco, as hay.
ins Deen sentenced to be killed by the Japa.
nese Ssovtrnment Is well known here. Hs
Iece,seo ms education in this county throu Oh
sne nnaness Of Beverly 9. Slunders, ESQ.
OF Dsa.amoIe' while the latter was collec.
tor OF 'ns pol' OF san Francisco. Mr.. Heco
and was q gentleman Of nns parts ana ,
edueation. He was a naturalizsd citizen ~ ~
United States and held eommiss ion a nasr - :
American Government. His loss is a rrea, On,
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OvsR POUR THOUSAND
ALREADY oRDlRlD

0vBR FOUR THOUSAND
ALREADY oRDlBlD
VIII BE- published on or before Friday. Nsysu-
Der sctA. 1883.
R1CHsTEIN'S STRANGERS GUIDE
AND EyERYBODY'S POCKET
HANDBOOK.
Containing
A complete Glids to Washington City,
Description and Location of the Public Buiidinss.
Locstion Of Principal Public Omces, Co., 90,
Rank and Psy Of United States Army.
Salaries Of Principal Officers Of United States, Of IL
Departments.
Population of States and Territories,
Is - Principal Cities and Towns,
Tables Of Moneys, Weights, and Meas
United States,
Interesting Statistics, compiled from late Census
Report,
Distances from w.shin ston to Principal Cities.
Family Laundry Book for one year.
Blank Memorandum Book,
And other vslusble and interesting informs on.
The cheapest Book Of the kind ever published
! VOL, l6 mo-, bound In cloth. Retail price oaly
SO Cents.
n0A liberal discount to the Trade, Suffers.
Pedlers, &c.
Send in your orders early.
Gent by mall free ON receipt OF price.
Published BY
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at the National Book Store,
SIS Penn. avenue, bet. 18th and nth
Post-Ofics Box II
DO Gin Washington. D.
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PRasoHAL.-Surgeon General Hammond "a.
turned % Washington last night from his late
extended southern tour Of inspection. He Is
in adnlYable health.
MAJOR Gen. Irwin Mcdowell II smeag ths
distiox uished milisasy asn now hers.
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NAVAL ORDERS

Lieut Commander T. S. Fillebrown, detached
from the Navy Yard New York and waiting
orders.
Lieut.. A N. Mitchell ordered to the steamer
Mettabessett.
Ensign o. A Batcheller to temporary duty
on the Sassacus, and on arrival at New Orleans
to duty in the West Gulf Blockading Squad
ron.
Ensign Marston Niles, detached from the
minnesota and ordered to the Sacramento.
Third Assistant Engineer John H. Scott Or
dered to examination.
RRsIGNED.-J. Otis Burt has resigned his
commission as an Assistant Surgeon in the
Navy.
PRcMorIoNs.-Second I.ieutenants Norval
l.. Nokes and E. b. Sturgeon have been pro.
moted to First Lie tenants in the Marine CORDS.
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SI(l)lD HDll'lOL.
4 O'CLOCK r. n.


From information received this morning at
the Post Once Department, we learn that on
the I'd instant the rebels made dash on the
railroad near Mayfield, Kentucky, ana cap.
TURF d the train and destroyed II, tegetner with
all tina mail matter.
The agent giving the Information THINKS It
Will be Some time before the road will be able
to resume operations.
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uHKouALLr YoKxD. - Yesterday. Justics
Murphy, who resides Ut the corner 81 y 1880
south and Cd street east. on compliant a. ~
husband, Michael Murphy, who chsrres her
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PEhsoNAL.-Brigadie General Ellet, Of the
w estern Marine Brigade, u in town; also Ma
jor Gen. Foster and Brig. Gen. Potter, his
Chief Of staff. a. -
Secretary Usher. Of the Interior Depart
ment, returned last evening from his visit to
New York. -
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OFFICIAL REPORT OPTHERECENT BATTLES
IN VIRGINIA.


The following has been received at heado uar
tiers here:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Near Rappohdnnock Sutton, Fa., $40 p. M, Nov.
e.-To Maj. Gen. II. w. Halleck, General in
ChleI: This morning. on ad vancing from kel.
ly's Ford, it was found that the enemy had re-
tired during the night. The morning was so
smoky and hazy it was impossible to ascertain
At Rappanannock Station the position OF the
enemy, and it was not until the arrival OF the
column from Kelly's Ford that it was definitely
known that the position at the Rappahannock
was evacuated.
The army was put in motion and the purs nit
continued by the infantry to Brandy Station,
and by the cavalry beyond.
Mai. Gen. SedgWlck reports officially the
capture OF four guns, eight battle flags and over
1,5t0 prisoners. Maj. Gen. French took over
400 prisoners. Gen. Sedgwick's loss was about
800 killed and wounded, and Gen. French's
about 20. The conduct OF both officers and men
in each affair was most admirable.
GEO. q. MEADE, Major General
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pROPoPALs FOR WOOD,

PROPORALS FOR WOOD.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Government
with 500 cords Of pine wood were opened to-
day at O'Clock, at the ONCE OF the Chief As
sistant @ uartermastsr, Depot Of Washington.
No awards wore made, But may be made to-
morrow, the bids in the meantime being under
consideration.
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A DAMS 1xPRIss O0NPANY.
NOTICE or REMOVAL.

The DnLIv!RI OyIl0n Of this Ooupa,v
strsss. ssewssa - ~ g strssts, Ssosacs 1872
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NR1ESMAR.Proteoted b. 1oyal Letters Patent
Heols do Pksrmaois do Paris, and the Imperial
College Of MEDICINE. Vienno :
1rietmAr No. lis the e0ectual remedy Eor Rslax-
ston. spermAtoyrh9a. and Exhaustion OF the 6va-
tenn TrteemArMn. has entirely speersadsd the
No y the iafAliibls remedy Tor 81 Impurities ana
seeondasy eymptoms. thus obviatine the use %
1seh prsparetioa II % tie Hnrm Of most ssrees.
PIE ose Lossnge. oec1reA from effects Of climete "a
low in one for %. And q 81 esses. thSs
NJ Diyide1 II ssparsse 10 g q I'd aisis-
Blcscasrre 49,, "a ssasal y Dc. BAR1OW, No. iel
% s. la IT, ~ sss T Y Ian, :. 90. =
: no ~ S1s :.
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SALE o. VALCABLB PRoPEhrr.-Yesterday
afternoon Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, sold
the valuable wharf property at the corner OF
the canal and Market Space, Georgetown, to
Mr.. Francis Wheatley, Of that place, for q GOO
The property consisted Of an extensive lot OF
ground, improved by two-story warehouse
and dwelling, with sheds and out-buildings
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NEW ATTRACTION.
A FiFst.slass Shee Store IN 7th Street.
IHAvl OPENED THE
LARGEST. FINEST. AND CHEAPEST
BOOT AND SHOE srOxH
n TIE City Of Washington, with very sxtsp,ivs
LADIES. MIesEa'. OHILDRnN,a
GxNTS,. AND BOYS BOOTS All sHOns
" every Style and Quality, Of Rsoee TO suit every
No. SIT 7th street, Intsiiiseuosr aloct.
ID door above street. west eide
4- great variety OF MILITARY BOOrS.
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TELEGRAPHfC NEWS.
PROM EAST TENNESSEE.
TaE sPFAIR AT RoDGERSyILLE.
BrRNa1pE OVERWHELMED BY SUPERIOR
NUMBERS. IS
DER roRoEs PREPARED FOB THEM

INDICATIONS OF A LARGE REBEL FORCl
ADFANCIEG ON Ka0xvILLK
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T ADIHs' DR1ss FURs.

ADI1S' DR1SS RUR RS.
The undersigned have Just opened the largest
stock of Foreign and American R6 ever offered
In this city, such as
udson Bay SABLE. BRMINI, MINK.
FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION OF 1RMINA. -
WATERMINK, IR1NCH COONY,
And other FURS In sets for ladies and children.
Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and SWANSDOWN.
Gentlsmsns MUFFLHRs, ROBES. 10 ,&s.
We are also receiving daily additions - oar
stock of DRY GOODS. such ~
CLOAKs, sHAWLs. DRESS GOODS. 1MBROID.
1RIIS, &e, ut small advsnes for arst cost.
Sd W. M1YKNBAR6,
4s Market SPACE,
between It'll and 9Th streets, under the
90 H.1D Avenue House.
A MARBLE MANTELS.
a Large assortment constantly on hand and For
cs 1i icw for sash Persons Wishing 70 parehass.
- In cor and New Jeraey avenue.
W-u BUIIALO IONGy 1s, 60
" I g
Tasy ass nicely cured and q prime 1rdss
eeM corner 18th 5t It. ana vsFnons ~.
b b9fssSarl .ss 6bdasti54loask4 l ~
IIA.DLigAMHNT corner Of md III streets.
.s i ::: y
Wal s1 4 HAS 4 and Ha1sxsss xAxrss
No. 46S ga street, oetsesss . ard + SIS.
p.ns done i s. s.se
I4OO IIIlsts I'M 3. ...,.. ~ 3 g.
sS sss.sr'sS s { q dsss.
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1876 fAf.haANalNss. 1876
NEW HALL sTOCK.
Just received q new and deeirAble assortment Of
GOLD and vELNEr, GOLD STAMPED aud me
dunn priced GOLD PAPlRS.
RAlso, . variety Of GLAZED and BLANK PAPERS
=. nrices. Orders for Pa psrhangiuS
country.
~Terms cash for goods or la Dor whom pur chased
or executed. J. MAKKKITkK,
No. ass 7th street, 8 doors above
0c A-0O2Ws Odd Fellow Hall.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE AFFAIR AT Inv
ISBCRG,
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N. 70 2: m. as $40 Eleventh 1T, bet. & and L..
EHOR SALE-The RI6FAURANT on MARYLAND
Il avenue known ~ 6erhsrdt's old stand con-
taipinR IL go fest OF ground and impro!emenA.-
near the Navy Yard, and three vacant LOTS
, Also. several small FARMS over the Eastern
Branch, and sevsarl pieces Of WOODLAND
INQUIRE of Il. =. B0IsEAU, Real Estate Broker.
o17 seventh street, next to Patriotic Bank
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES. Neil
McColium. Thos. A. johnson, suspicious char
acters dismissed. VIM. W. Bowie Elizabeth
Byrne, drunk and disorderly So each. VIM.
Magruder. drunk, lying in the street: 81. Anne.
liza Chase, larceny of &c. for hearing. John
McNulty, Pat'k Grady, larceny of horse and
wagon; Jail. James Coleman, drunk; dis.
missed. Thos. Radcliffe, asleep in the street:
81. Delavan Place and Elizabeth Byrne ped.
ding without license; geo each.
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FOR kDNT-A Large CHAkBIR ON the third
l. door And PABLOR on hrst noor, both we'll fur
nished. suitable for two gentlemen, with or With
ont Board in private family. Inquire from 8 q
N. to ?. m. 1t 375 Eleventh st., bet. Z and L.
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WAfHlN6TONC OFR11 AND SPIoN MILLS.
W 30 louisiana are. bet. 9th and 10th yts.
am prepared to furnish the best quality nj
Drowned aId GRO UND OOIREE and SPI01S.
nnnufaStured expressly f.r etv use fresh fro the
PROMPTLY attended TO. Address Box 81 WashlnS.
P.S. All psc ages OF ten pounds and u,v.yd.
Will be delivered to sny part OF the city frsN ~
charge. tnolt-lW* JOHN MARTIN "
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