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WHERE, Oh WHERE Is Irl Who /.

WHERE, OH WHERE II IT. Who is
w there among you that IL not In want OF
something In the way Of Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, CapGi And the heat place to get them
is at the most popular Clothing House Of }. X.
SMITH L CO., No. $50 Seventh street, where you
can and the greatest variety Of Clothing snd Furn-
Ishing Goods for Men and Boys wear We can
safely say that our stock Of Clothing eKosls any.
thing an this market and reputation for selling
Good Goods Cheap is true but the old maxim, that
"a nimble Sixpenee is better than slow Shilling,'
Is the principle that has built up our immense
trade.
ourpresent stock OF Clothing we offer Atvery low
prices, and we are all the time receiving new goods
from our manufacturing establishment, No. 40
West Baltimore street
Do not fail to call at J. H. SMITH a cos, No.
IsO Seventh street. where you can by Clothing at
tremendous bargains.
j. II. SMITH II Co,
ClothiefS,
No. 400 Seventh street,
and corner Twentieth street and Pa. avenue.
nov 2l-dtiAnI
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! NJ P o 8 z d U P ON
IN TIE PURCHASE OF

IMPO sED UPON
IN TIE PURCHASE OF
PA S S A GE TICK ETS,
The undersigned deems 1t his duty to caution all
those who are travelling to PhilAdelphIR, New
York, Boston, and the Northern and Eastern
states, that THE ONLY PLACE to procure tickets iS
the Depot.
Hh Ihe only place where passenger can pro-
cure Through Thieket, or where YOU can have
your Baggage checked through TO the above Cities
nom Warrington. ROBERT W. EDMONDs,
Passenger Agent.
~ We send Car expressly for Sick and
Wounded OnieeFs and Soldiers on tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays, AtSPM. jan 9O-tf
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CAMP sTOXEkI

V'HIB is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
i Subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington County, In the District OF
Columbia letters OF adm on the personal
estate Of James II. Thomas, late OF Washington
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 21th day Of December
next They may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of December,
1862. her
susanna x THOMAS.
ia 20-lawSw' mark
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RUBBER COATS, LEGGIEs, CAMP BLANKETS,
HAVELOCKS, HANERSACKS, and every article
made from INDIA RUBBER, 10 At X. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain
them at manufacturer prices, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. 90 %
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ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR. Vellny lie yet
engaged In an extensive practice in this city,
and we would call the attention Of the poor,
puny, emaclated victims Of their own sins 10
the best sources Of remedy. First, give up your
present course Of life at once and forever and
secondly, cali on the most skllful physicians,
(and mono are better than DR.. Vellny,) aud be
cured Of tho disease which 10 now undermln-
ing your constitutions and sending you TO pre-
mature grave.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

. ADJUSTMENTS.
Growers THEATRE,
Re"H'yipaHiS Avsnuc, near RRlsyS., Ho,sl
LeonSru grover MaaAs's
THIS (wEDNEsDAY) EVENING, JAN. 81,
Only one night more OF the greatest Of all mods,r
dramatic success.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE POSITIVELY OF
TANTINE.
FANTINE.
FAN TINE.
The Manager would here repeat that, by reason
one OF MI. Albert CaGsedy's great musical Drama
IN thfes psstSi from Victor Hugo's great work
LES 1ZSERABLES,
and entitled
FANTINE,
or the
FATE OF A GRIsETTE.
with all Lis new grand Illustrative music by
Mr.. c. KoPPITz,
New superb Music by STRONG,
wonderful Mechanism by PUTNAM,
And the orisinnl Cast Of Characters, employing
every Member Of the Company.
RATEs or ADMISSION,
Private boxes, s6j Dress Circle 80 cts; Orchestra
Chairs, 70 ctsj Family Circle Is cts; ColsCsd Gal
lery, 70 otsi Colored PartorIe, so cite.
Seats may be secured from 10 oclacI A. m IN A
O'Clock p. m, sihouf extra oAdrIe
Doors open At 6A o'clock; Performance AtTS
jAnsI "a
WAsHINGTON THEATRE,
Corner Of Eepsah and c streets.
Lsssecs Maeder l. Co
MSS CILLE WESTERN
The Pearl Of the American Stage, will,
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 81
Appear in Celeste's great Drama Of
THE FRENCH SPY.
In which she will sustain
THREE DISTINCT CHARACTERS.
10 conclude with
CAHONT AS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette 50 cents; Orchestra
seats, 10 cents Balcony Seats, 10 cents; ParterTe
IS oentsi Private BoNea, as
Doors open At6A; to commence Al X O'Clock.
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels.
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LEATHER HORSE MAIL BAGS,
(Sdddle-6dgS I0rm,)

OF size No l. measuring fory-eight inches in length
and twenty-one inches in width at the widest
partsJ the ends or bottoms being fourteen by
twenty-six inches.
OF size No; measuring fOrty-nve inches in length
and eighteen inches In width at the widest parts,
the ends or bottoms being twelve by twenty
and sixteen inches In width at the widest pats;
the ends or bottoms being ten by twenty
These bags are TO be made Of good and aubstan-
tiNl bag leather, well tanned, weighing not less
than seven ounces TO the square footi the to
fdsr ''''''o' 10 o0n' " not 10 'N''' morse OF
CANVASS MAIL SACKS,
OF sire No. 1, measuring forty-thres inches in
length and sixty-two inches In circumference.
or size No. 2, measuring forty-one inches In length
and forty-eight inches In circumference.
OF size No measuring thirty two inches In length
The sacks Of sizes numbered and a@re to be
made with tabling or hem at the top, two inches
wide, upon which q sufncient number Of eyelet
holes-At least ten to the former and eight 10 the
lAtter-are to be wrought and they are each 10 be
provided with good and SUFFICIENT hemp cord to
ed inside and outside az. !. Maii,D in large, diS-
| tnct and durable letters.
In view Of the present scarcity and high price Of
the cotton duck or canvass ofwhich the mall sack
have hitherto been made, 1t is deemed inexpedient
to limit the proposed material Of such sacks to cot
oP oS 10 SSsy s standard R ~ 70 KIND
therefore invited to submit specimen mail sacks,
made Of cotton, max, hemp, or jute canvass, or
| dundee bAgBing, or OF any material possessing
requisite strength and durability which may be
considered an economical substitute for cotton
oAnyas!i and the Postmaster General will make
such selection theTefrom as he may deem 10 be, in
connection with the bids, the most advantageous
! to the Department.
Proposals for improve ments In the form or con.
Struotion, well as in the materials OF any OF the
above described bags and pouches are invited. And
the relative price and adaptation 10 the service,
well 40 specified price OF any such improvements,
will be considered In deteFmin the lowest and
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T FUGIT IT'S
L U NJ B E r. Y A r D
SIXTH Rect,
South OF PsnnsyIvanIa Avenue.
Ia-H
CnTY POST OFFICE,

~ WAsHIE0ToR, D. c.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that, In accordance with
instructions laid down by the Postmaster General,
will receive, on TUESDAY, January 6, and for
the space OF thirty days thereafter for redemption
At this once, such Soiled dCfaeed postage dBpS
hare become 30 BY being used as currency.
Apply at Room No. IS, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock, a. m, and o'clock, p. m.
L. CLEPHAHE, Postmaster.
dec Sl-eolm Star ChTonl
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WANTS.

WANTED--Person TO engage in thu Stencil
w business. Any one can make eTb TO $50 per
stencil material and Dies Of al sizes constantly
on hand,
ts2 Seventh street. between ID and Y; or address n.
B. Milliken, Washington, d. c. jan it-im'
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A GIRL WANTED-foT general homework, In
"A small private family, 4sT Ninth street, be-
Washer and IronsT. Must come well recommend
ed' jan 90.
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DR.. ZAPPoNE will give Lectures, and otherwise
assist, wheneveT he can spare time nom his medi-
cal pTofeShion.
90 MRS. A. ZAPPORE, Principal.
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TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
i AND OTHE


As there have been so many complaints made by
Relief Associations, and the friends Of DISCHARGED
soldiers, about Sick and Disabled and Discharged
Soldiers being
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CoMMITTED TO THE OLD CAFIToL.-MaIor
Rufus NJ. Wharton, First N. c. Sharpshootsrs,
Surgeon James G. Green, Fifth Va. cavalry,
Sergeant Jas. W. Adams, Twenty-6rst N. c.
volunteers, Prlvates Robert 8. Morgan, Fifth
Va. cavalry, VIM. s. Beard, Twsnty-elghth N.
e. volunteers, Isaac Craig, Sixth Georgia vol
unteers, and Geo. II. Waterheld, Sixth Georgia
volunteers, prisoners Of war, have been sent to
the Old Capitol prison by Provost Marshal
Doster, TO be held for exchange.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE-Instruotion In the
II common and higher English branches, Latin
and Greek languages, Will be given by the under
signed to private pupils and classes In any part Of
the city desired. Previous TO enlistment, some IS
months since, Mr.. P. had some six years expert
enee As principal Of the High school and Academy,
As they flourish In Maine and New Hampshire
Being Of no further service 10 the country AZ SOL
der he proposes to give Instruction a. above indi
Tuition; IS for u Internationally In advance
Two or three lessons given per week, as may be
convenient for pupils In classes numbering six,
the tuition will be a. each
Ample testimonials given as to character, educa-
tion, and ability. Address
JOHN MoC. PERKIRa,
Post once Box alk,
jan lS-h Washington, d Z.
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DISMISSED TIE sERvICE.-Capt. Julius ouln.
tan, Ono Hundred and Third New York volun-
teers, who had been concentrated in New
bern, 8. c., for dIsloyalty and uttering treason
able language, and sentenced 10 two years con-
nnement, has boon committed TO the Old Capt.
toll prison, To be held and sent north Of Phlla-
dolphla, and dismissed tho service. Through
the influence Of the Governor Of New York no
received q commission Of lieutenant colonel,
and was ordered 10 report 10 Gen. Burnside,
who afterwards sent him TO this city.
BANKING RATEs.-The following are the rates
at which bankers and brokers are buying and
selling gold and silver-the legal tender notes
being the standard;
Buying. Selling.
S Gold e per 6; prem. Is q per c; prem.
Demand notes SO " 40
Banks Of issue in Washington and George
townI
Washington. Georgetown.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms q Merch's B'nk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHmaTON vARiETrEs,
= Nia0 Hrsa, mar RsnAsviSuHss ausnu..
FAoPRIEToRs A. HAnfBLIE > co
BALLET MASTER = rATEE,
u: PppSlsE yi.lilsE glsss yhsEs q e., siti
iOynsHi Of the mosf iiSiirH md
ATTRACTIVE ERfRRTzLY1fEET
UniSsr..llg admfttsd by the sstt critical amuss-
a msnt sssts,s . b the most fayoIits place Of
ghers ne people Of our busy capital can BE- entsr
s sained ey the most varied, most excellent, and
mBtJoyoua amusement ...4 wv NJ"
THE LAST, BEST AND CHEAPEST HALL IN
AMERICA.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Engagement, for one week only, Of
MILE HELENE,
Without exception the most talented and accom-.
lean stage.
Continued success Of the beautiful
MISS EVA BRENT,
Entitled BY the Press and Public the Queen Of Song
Engagement, for one week only, Of
Mr.. @. W. SNITH,
The Celebrated Talented Artist.
Second week of the graceful and charming Danssuso
NILE LIZETTE.
". s. BUDW0RTH,
The renowned and talented Negro Actor.
First appearance Of the Washington fayorite,
hob Butler,
The HumoriSt and PantomImist.
Third week and continued success Of
PROF. BEN YATES,
AndhiB famous Corps de Ballet OF twenty beautiful
young ladies.
Second week Of the renowned medley Clog Dancer,
TIM HAYES,
MISS ADA TESMAN,
The beautiful and pleasing Vocalist.
The popular DcllnsNtor and Comic Singer.
PAUL BERGER,
The f.voHte Actor and Vocalist.
JAMES PILGRIM,
Tho wsll-knoWR Author and Actor.
W. DULANY,
The famous Psntomimist.
FRANK KERNs,
The Funny Mig.
MILE GERALDINE,
The faScinstIns Dsnssuse.
MISS z. FLORENCE,
MISS CHARLES,
The popular Artist
AND FORTY OTHER ARTISTS
Who will appear in chaste and brilliant perform
Anees-new, fresh, and original.
ADMISSION.
Parquette and Family Circle IS cents.
Orchestra Chairs 90
Single seats In Boxes 70
Private Boxes, holding six PsrsOnEJ q
Colored Circle % cents.
Doors open at On, performance to commence at
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The Largest and Best Company In the
COuntTyI
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bRlBED SENTIHEL.-James Strong, while
acting as sentinel at the Old Capitol prison,
day before yesterday, permitted two soldiers,
named Murray and Howard, confined under
sentence Of court martial, TO climb over the
walls and escape, receiving therefor about forty
dollars. As soon rs Mr.. Wood was advised OF
the fact, he took steps to have the refugees ro-
captured, and yesterday committed Strong to a
cell. He will be court-martlaled.
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Thomas l.. Coils, Rufus Tate, Joseph Winter,
Lawrence Locust, and Andrew II. Baldwin,
were arrested for violating the blockade, and
committed TO tho Old Capitol prison, on satur-
dny last,
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THE NEW CANTERBURY,

THE NEW CANTERBURY,
Louisiana Arenus, mar St1h Street.
VIM. 4. Sim Sole Proprietor and Manager.
Geo. PeTcivAl business Manager.
IMMENSE COMBINATION.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
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Third EUcHhr9-FridGy, January 80, 1858,
An Evening with Dickens.
Illustrative Of his PathoS and Humor.
Part 1.-The thrilling story Of Richard Doubledick,
the POOR SOLDIER, who, redeemed from in
temperance, 10 promoted TO rank and honor for
good conduct and bravery on the field
Part il-Scene from the Old Curiosity Shop, be-
tween Dick Swlveller and the Marchioness
Part III-SAM wELLERS VALENTINE q Din
logue between Old Weller and sam.
Course Tlrkets TO the Three Readings, q for a
Single Reading, 30 cents. For sale at the book
stores, and at the door
pOors oPeh a. O'Clock. Reading to commence
at O'Clock. jan i1-6ts
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Go TO WHITEHURST, lsl Pennsylvania avenue,
to obtain superior LlkenesseB at reduced prices
Fine Card Vignetts, formerly sold at s6 per dozen,
now selling At Ell half dozens, same rate. ColoTed
ImpsriAlH reduced from $50 TO s00I selling whole
size eolored at only 90. / will excel In COiOred
Cots De Pisitss,n having secured the services OF
superior artist for that branch OF business Like
nabaos ofmAny OF those fallen In battle be OBJ
tatne9 heroJ also card photographs OF pFomiiSnt
moRi both civil and military. - nov A-Im
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Second EVeHing- Wednesday,, JdaVdry 81, 1858,
Victor Hugo.
Part IA reading from his great Romance Of LES
MlSERABLES, as arranged by Mr.. Wand snhoff,
and gwen by him in New York, st. Louis, Al
bany, &C, &C.
Part TIA comic sketch, entitled Mr.. BUNDLES
Courtship; being a love scene between Mr..
Bundle and Mrs CorneY.
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RELEAsED.-John W. Howard, lato of tho
Thirteenth Mississippi regiment, was released
on taking the oath OF allegiance.
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DROGRAMME OF Mr.. GEO vANDENHoFF,
THREE ENTERTAINMENTS,
WILLARDS' HALL.

First EreHtng-1oHddy, January 10, 1868,
Smiles and Tears.
READINGS:
Part Three Scenes from MACBETH, including
the Dagger Soliloquy and the Murder Scene
Part llA variety OF Miscellaneous Poetry, serious
and humorous.
Part III-s.m Lovers extravaganza Of PADDY
THE PIPER.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
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VALUABLE lEFORMATIoH.-W cannot, per-
haps, do better service towards those who arc
suffering from peculiar complaints, such as
those affecting the eye, car, and throat. than to
reiterate the statement made by the universally
known and thoroughly appreciated DR.. Won
MOsGhzlsker, who states that his "tmo in this
city Is absolutely limited" We know go many
that have been perfectly cured Of diseases per-
tanning to tho above mentioned organs that we
are impelled by constituencies for the happiness
might DO benefited by his treatment, Of the
positive determination Of DR.. Won MoschElskeF
10 change his residence to New York city Gro
long.
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EXCELSIOR
Is the motto Of the Great Canterbury,
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parqustte, so cents, Drohp.ttA
Seats, 10 cents; Balcony Seats 10 cents; ParterTe
IS oentsi Private Boxes. as
Doors open At sk; to Commence Al ~ o'rIock
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels
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test;c'es from any cause; permanent re
/ tention Of one or both festicles within Ii,
/ inguinal canal; bat voluntary retrac.ior
! does not exempt.
81. Confirmed or ma'ignent sarcocele
hydroceie, If complicated with or-qnr,
; diseases Of the tastic'e. VaTicocele ans
crisoceIc are not. in themselves, disquali-
fling.
81. Excessive ontstior or posterior chr
vature Of the spine carries Of tie spine.
SO Wounds. fractures, tumors, atrophy
If limb, or chronic diseases ofthe joints
or bones, that would impede marching OF
prevent continuous m1scular eyer.ion.
81. Anchyl9=is or irreducib!e disioca-
ton Of the shoulder, e.tov, wrist, hip,
knee. or ankle joint.
So. Muscular or cu.aneoHs contFac:iors
from wounds CT burns, in degree sufficient
to FreTs-t useful motion OF IiEb.
50 To.si loss Of thumb; loss Of un~
gnaf phaiange Of right thumb.
-. |o..i loss two fingers ofsame hand.
Il Total los Of index finger Of right
hand.
II. Loss Of tie fr-t and second phalan-
cos Of The fingers Of right hand.
- Permanent extension or permanent
contraction cf any fn@er except the i..:!e
finger, aN tie GnEers aihc~oat or united.
Al. Teal loss Of ei,Ler great toe: loss
Of any thee toes on he same foot; al
the toes io;uad together.
-. The great toe crossing the other
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En- Probate.

Iaaifow0c Conn Court. II tie matter Of
tie .-. Viii and Testament Of Frederick Marx,
te..e-ai
NTOliCE is hereLe ven that bv virtue aud
~ II rur-uaace 81 81 Order CT License made
Up said matter on the 25ch day OF May, I9G3, by
tie avutv Court G. said county, The undrtseu-
81, Nacu-or Of tae las; VII. art testament OF
ID deceased, wi. on the 9th day Of June,
i>O5, III / o'cl9cs in the afternoon. at the Cour.
uause IL The v..ioge Of HaEir0woc, in said couu-
Il, oa1r for sale at public vcndue, the following
described lands. to-wif: The north east quar-
ter Of Section I, Toan p, Range -, and the
east malt OF The north west quarter Of Section
T. Town q, Range u. TIE terms Of sale will
We uaie known 20 the time and place Of sale.
HENRY NACTnNAY, Executor.
pa.cl Mas % 1868.
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CIs9a't CaHr.-ManitoYoc spu.t,

sEFab S1itEt-MEEs;GH8e SUUItT.
William II. Glover,
vs..
Thomas Kennedy
ISI virtue 1t an execution Issued from said
50 Co1Tt, TO ae directed and delivered, against
me personal and real properly of tho shave
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, | hay.
this day sojz"d and levied upon all IL. rieht
title aud Interest wGic!l the said defendant ha6
n and 10 Lets twelve l., ard i've 5, in the
town plot OF L2naFi,le, in re town e &ani,o-
voc Rapids, county OF 1atitoaoc, stats OF Wis
consin, with the &prTrte thereto belong
~, o. thc 9th day OF Nay, & D. 1852, CT he
my have alnce aCQlited thereto, which said
riEu', title and interest Of said fsndant, 81 al
expose Tor sale aid sell al the Court House, in
the village OF Aanitowcc, on tho 9th dsv Ct Sep
teanotr, a. D. l862, at tie hour Of ten O'Clock in
the 'uteoooci Of that day, 20 satisfy said esscu-
tim together "ith the expresses ofsaje. Dated
Shcf:n'o Once, MIui,owor, ,Ialv IS, 1852.
WYNN MURPHY,
Sheriff of Hauit0woc County, Wiz,
Csc. y "ooDiH, Pf,t's Atty.
The above sale = 4diaur.ai 20 tn, oalh d..
CT September, 1852 at he same hour AMI place
Da.e4 aeit. 6, 1882
WTHAN MURPHY, Sher.G.
bg !. 7. h:A1s, Under shcg;f.
Gfo. \. N4CoIN, PHI. Ac.'y.
i shove srls IS further a3i.urn,l ua.n Dc,
tobcl 4t,', ls5a, At lie sane nour apd p'arc.
NtIAE &UHPHT, Sheriff.
Ey Il /. BLAKE Under Sheriff
Dated September lIlh, 1862.
Tie alb - sale is further adjourned ustT o.
tolgr l5lh, 1852, 4t the same hour and place
NIAAN MURPHY, S&srf.
d j. 7. BLAKE, Under 5I,rif
= q ahGye sc : i4.iI.r sfilurn.J uotii En.
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RETURNED FROM CEuIsE-We had
the pleasure Of meeting III. JouH DARey
l5ro'ber Of james,, a day or two ago =
Mr. y. has just returned from three
wears cruise on the L. S. fri-ate .Susque-
ha""ah. When the war broke out she
vas in tie Mediterranean, but was order
ed home, and since then has been engaged
IN biockading tie Southern ports. She
has been very successful in capturing block
ade runners, anl Nr, BARkY is entitled -
his share Of honors and profits.
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j. K. MERRILL. Com.
". +. ELDRID3G.
y, F, ELDaIDGB, \. r. s.

s5S~ Our Office was honored on WeInes-
daT by the presence OF TASoHL NcCKAcH
e., Esq, worthy and prominent citizen
Of Milwaukee. lie is not in his usual
heath, and by advice Of physicians viii
spend some weeks in this county We
hope tha: the 5alny and sa,ubrious air Of
tie beautiful village Of l:iSI;cott will in
yigorate him, AMI that in shor. time lie
may be able to return to his home to en-
boy the hearty welcome Of the people Of
Milwaukee, all Of whom honor and esteem
him for lis integrity and other manly qnsl
ties.
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G5- Captain temple CLARK. Assistant
Adjr.ant General, is assigned to duty ia
the Office Of the Provost Marshal General.
says a dispatch from Morfrees5oro, dated
the l9.h.
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FF% Tie schooner Nabaj Quilt her

II Tie schooner Na50J (JOiIt here
last faII), lately rap into ting boat near
Detroit, sinking tho tug and damaging her
badly. The tug ought 10 keep out Of tie
way, for 1t should Ii known that vessel
built by the RANDs would be too much fcr
a DOZEN tugs.
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Taken gp.

On TIE 28l Of April, a stray Mare Cot, three
or four years old, rel color TIE owner is re-
q1estcd to prove property, pay charges, and take
Ter away. LRNSt SCHLECfT,
poual Master town Of Mishico.t.
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TOWN A ND COUNTRY
Notice to Town Assessors.

The several Assessors of Mauitowoc
county are f4Fmed that Blanks for list
ing Persona! property will be ready for
delivery at my Office On and after the 16,h
inst
n WTTTUANN,
Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
Manitewoc, May Il, 1868.