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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
TO ADVERTISERS.

We call the attention Of business men to the
classification of our advertisements. We in
tend to keep a business eye to this matter for
the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MGsoNC.-The funeral of the late William
Brisooe, of Felix Lodge, No. 3, p h A. A. Y. Masons
will take place Tomorrow afternoon at q O'Clock
from his late residence on Fstreet between Ninth
aud Tenth streets, Island.
vited.
BY order Of the W. NJ; WIN. H. MYERS,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
ToR CITY SURVEYOR.
L, SCHAU UMBERG Err.

SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous
paragraphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
Wan MrRrInn- n-ArrrNrInN On1nnrn Me-,

WAR MEETING ATTENTION OoLoRRD MEN
A meeting in aid Of the organization Of the First
Regiment District COlOFed Volunteers will be held
In ZiOns Church, Georgetown, on Wednesday
night, the Goth inst, and another Friday night
In the John Wesley Church, on Seventeenth street
| near Connecticut avenue, First ward. GoodBpeak-
ers will address the meetings. Let every colored
mah who desires his FULL freedom be present.
my le-4t
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

ATLANTIC MONTHLY AND HARPBR's MAsA-
zNB.-shillington has received the Aadntic
and HdrDer's Magazine for June.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
Tn. Atlantic monthly for Inn,

We have received from the publishers, Tick
nor X Fields, this excellent periodical, which
maintains high place in the current literature
Of the day. The following is the table of con.
tents of the June number:
Weak Lungs, and How to Make them Strong;
by Dio Lewis, NJ. D. Violet Planting; by Mrs.
Elizabeth Akcrs. Paul Blocker; by the author
Of Life in the Iron Mills" The Hancock
House and Its Founder; by Arthur Gilman.
Why Thomas was Dischargcd by George Ar
mold. Light and Dark by John Weiss. Wet
weather Work; by Donald g. Mitchell. The
Member from FoXdcu. Mountains and their
Origin; by Louis Agassiz. Camilla's Concert;
by Gail Hamilton. Spring at the Capital. IIor.
rors Of San Domtngo by John Weiss Reviews
and Literary Notices.
The atlantic bears u rich freight of literature
this month, embracing articles upon scicntIdc
and practical as well us ;rsthctical subjects,
The beautiful poem entitled "spring at the
Capital" which we copied yesterday, is from
the pen of Mrs. Elizabeth Akers, of Maine,
who is now Il resident Of Washington, and ie
rapidly achieving high reputation as a poet.
Hudson Taylor has supply Of the atlantic.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

20 SINCE THE OPENING OF THE WAvRRLY,
at 45l Eighth street, st. Croix Punches have be.
come wonderfully popular. The proprietors have
obtained the pure article, and there il no better
drink in hot weather.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
Ernm the Wei.

Up to the hour of going to press nothing
later has been received from Grants army.
The military authorities do not dlsbolleve the
report of the evacuation of Vlcksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
The National Loan,

PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-Jay Cooke, Sub
scriptiOn Agent, reports the sale to-day of
81, ,O50 900 of Five-twCnties." :"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

LARcENY.-Ycsterday John Ford, a negro team
ster stole suit of clothes worth $50 from another
negro, VIM. Mathews, also q teRmSter. He WAS
arrested by Officer Cfump, Of the Fourth precinct,
and sent to iAll
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

A. Tn. once OF the National Hs o
an Is AZ SII NINTH street, between Fen"-
,I,,s,,Is avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
Naval Orders To-dnv

Acting Masters Mate, Thomas E. Ashmcad,
ordered to duty on hoard the U. 4. steamer
Granite City.
Acting Masters Mate, j. q. Adams, ordered
to the U. 3. steamer Granite City,
Acting Master Henry U. Porter, ordered to
the L. s. steam gunboat Wissahickon.
Acting Ensign Abraham Il. Berry,, ordered
to the L. s. steamer Granite City.
Acting Ensign 8. X. Tyrrell, ordered to the
L. s. steamer Granite city.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Peter Hayes,
ordered to the U. s. steamer sumter.
Acting Master William Martin, ordered to
| the L. 5. steamer Granite City.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judge Olin Presiding-
Tuesday, May I9.-RichArd Haekett, charged with
grand larceny, was found not guilty.
noI pros. was entered in the cases of Peter Cal
houn, indicted for malicious mischief, and Thomas
Watkins, charged with larceny.
In the case of James Fletcher d'idS Thos, Masen,
the jury rendered verdict of not guilty.
"Wednesday, May 2O,-Hugh Connor was SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment in the common
Jail for assault and battery.
A mol. pros. was entered 10 the case Of Jas. vii.
lIams, charged with larceny.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
The prize : RilnRTI RlilIE r

Joseph Cobprn,o champion Of America, offers
to fight any man in AmericRa four msnths
hence for $1,000 A eide, and has deposited
$500 forfeit, the Offer to. remain open two
weeks. . Ia5ga,, soTt 10 v' .'..- D.,
James Elliot has WithdrHwn his challenge to
Joe Coburn on account OF friendship. He
offers to ight Dunn, Bradley, or Harry Burgess,
or any other bruiser, for 81 900.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

RIGHTLY SERvED.-Jno Pane, holding some
position in the army, arrested yesterday in the
seventh precinct for an unprovoked assault and
battery on Isaac GStthold. On the way 10 the sta
tion house he used very profane language. He was
fined s67l for profanity, and bound ever to answer
the assault and battery charge at court
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

SERIOUS AccTDENT.-Wc regret to learn that
Mr.. George Parncll clerk in the office of Internal
Commissioner while engaged in horse back ride,
last evening" was thrown to the ground, by the
falling Of the animal, which broke his shoulder
blade and otherwise injured him He is doing we'll
to-day under the treatment of skillGul physicians.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

NEW HAMPSHIRE MEMBENs uP COSGREss.-
A despatch TO the Boston Journl sny,: The
official count of the votes for members of Can.
gress at the recent election gives Marcy. pcnn-
crat ~ majoily In the First DISTRICT kuIIIu.
Republican, 3jl majority in the second. and
Patterson, Republican, 276 majority in the
Third.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
aatiunaI grpnhIlfau.
d. @.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20, 1888.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

THE D'UTAssY CoURT resumed its sessions
to-day, for the purpose Of hearing the defence of
the accused.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DIsGRAoEFUL.-J. II. Mullen, formerly an
assistant surgeon in Pennsylvania regiment, who
was dismissed the service for intemperance, was
arrested last night for being beAstly drunk in the
Streets and indecently exposing his person. Since
his dismissal he has occAsiOned great annoyance
to the military authorities by such conduct, and
has been frequently arrested. This morning the
provost marshal ordered him TO be stripped of his
military trappings, which he still wore; and 1t is
said he will be drummed out of town "a n vagrant
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

No COMPROMISE WITH TREASON OR TRAI-
ToRs-NoTTCE.-Ia am authorized by the Secretary
of War to raise a BATTALION OF CAVALRY for
specid SerVice.
Each company will be organized as prescribed In
General Orders No. I26, series of 1862.
All officers will be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding, subject 10 the approval Of
the Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature of the service required
Of this Battalion, none but sober, honest, and In.
tellgent men will be enlisted.
The best, Heotest, and most serviceable Horses
only will be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new cele-
brAted Repeating Rife, dischargIng fifteen shots
per minute.
For further particulars, apply at No. 2r7 Penn.
BylvAnia avenue. L. c. BAKER,
may Sim Colonel Commanding Battalion.
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
in their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will be
Speeches, National Songs, &c. The reading rooms
open every evening 4-w
Alfred Thomas, Esq, is duly authorized and
accredited as an Agent to solicit and receive sub
scriptons and contributions in support OF the Ma
tional Union League Reading Room.
VIM. BEBB, President.
THEo. F. STOKES, sec'y.
To CoNsUMPTIvEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several yeArs
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, is anxious to make known
to his fellow-sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used Uree Of charge,) with the drec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will hnd SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the prescription IS to bene-
at the afflicted, and spread information which he
cOnceiyes to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings county New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
ia Is-eodGm

QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &c, against en-
dangering their health by patrohiRinB any Of the
advertising Quacks. You can fully recover by the
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundrt ds
OF Others and in no other way. Read letter which
will send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
yelope bearing your address. Direct TO
EDWARD H. TRAyER,
An s-d&WGln Lock Box, Boston, MAss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
ron CITY COLLECTOR.
A. c. RICHARDS
Enn CITY nEoIsTI

FOR CITY hEolSTER.
WILLIAM D. OOD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.

Acting Rear Admiral, Cong Miss. SQUAD
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MAaRIEO.

On Tuesday evening, Ma, 2b H1i sSyE to Miss
II. Wall, BENJA Mn r. VttAlexandria.
MARY ADA MAA W ILL., % -, the Rev.
On the 2lst inst, in WashjngtHMh ccIffESNGY,
P. u. Gurley, D. D., ~. y; Vas Vas daughter
formerly of New York, TO ,, '1;,gton.
of Edward II. Fuller, OF " asn'Ao
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DIED.

In this city, on wednesdsy4 ro 1En ana Ese1s
~ % : :s5 i?S S; g ::;,;:: Il:
Invited to attend his funeral
on Duke betwee Alfred ana d;nl AZ none nanlsdd
None knew him but to love e,, N.Y. md Bicbn'0D'
him but to praise. lBa!t ooN o.
papegs COPY
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Gold, in N. Y, yesterday, l44}.

Advices from St. Thomas via Colon, state
shat the Alabama is at the Moule (Guada-
loupe), blockaded by the i. s: Steamers Onei-
da and Alabama. Admiral Wilkes reached
St. Thomas on che 30th ule from Havana via
Ponce, Porto Rico, and after communicating
with Mr.. Edgar, the y. S. Consul, proceeded
90 Gsssdal<ppe
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Un1 q lexn11lyiA Gazette
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAY q.


WEDNESDAY, EVENING. MAY q.
One Ct the Beauties of the Press, in this
country is exhibited by the Journals ia the
large cities, in the flaming head lines, and
show bill pretaces to reported news, said to be,
o. which really is-as the case may be-~reccly-
ed by telegraph They are designed to catch
the eye, and to sell the newspaper-and have
no reference 20 any other influence or effect
than the gullibility OF the public ignoring al
together the intelligence of the reader, and
manufacturing for him sensation, in which
he NAV indulge, until the next time, or un~
til he is ready for another ''purchase Or
sSsell -
The National Intelligencer continues Its crl~
ticsns upon the proceedings In the case OF
Mr.. Valland CHAM, contending that they have
been improper.
It is very unusual to have such drought in
the month Of May as we now experience. The
gardeners complain not only Of the dry weather
but of the number Of insects which are lnjur"
ing the growing vegetables.
The papers, North and South, contain various
speculations and opinions as to attAlrs about
Vicksburg, and probable results-out they Use
their interest when actual events nov daily
transpiring take the place of conjecture In the
public mintl-and results are waited for, in-tead
of predictions one Way or the other.
The Episc pal Convention Of the Diocese Of
Maryland is IN session in Baltimore
The Wa 5hinyton Chronicle says 'there is a
religious revival going on III the Conva' escent
Camp
Aristarchus Champion a well-known and
wealthy citizen of Rochester, n. Y, has been
pluudered Of $50. 600, by 'Sconfdence oper-
ator' named Saxton.
A meeting of the Union men, at the Court
House last night, vas addressed by g. s. Mi
ner, J. ". Hunnicut and L. C.. Z. CoWper.
4 correspondent OF the n Y. Post writing
from Hamilton, Bermuda, April 20, states
that the Confederate steamer Robert 4. Lee
arrived at ST. Georges On the 10th, with
cargo Of cotton, turpentine and tobacco, and
bringing as passenger Rev. Mr. Stewart,
chaplain ia the Confederate service, who has
since sailed for England Whilst in Bermuda
he preached at the Episcopal church in St.
Georges.
A dispatch from Cincinnati says that Mr.
II III. he 4oHo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27

eeasraband Trade in District Of ce,nn,:
| GENERAL ORDERS Nc. Ill w 1OlS
!, W sHlNGToN, May 22-T 's ID 4R'
sefns or legitimate trade to and from the at
OF Washington and Georgetown are d 1aS clues
ilagrantly abused. The capital Of th hally and
Is made the depot Of supplies FOR tra;tor "'.o1
and their confederates. To arrest this a,s ana
is ordered that on and after Nav tho ' os, N
1868, all goods OF whatever descrrt;on os f'o,
Tor transport, at any Of the out Is or b;at
ways leading from the District Of Cn o. n'gn'
Shall be carefully examined by comm;s' ','a
officer TO be hereafter detailed for sueb a d,"sa
and it not found to be carried Nv nerm;t ; ,'9
by the authority of the Military Goveron ous' u
the District, that such goods Shall be- ' se;.' :"
and turned over to the Provost Marshal Of ,ba
District, tor conhscatlon and sale, as provid,J
in like cases. NS0
By order of the Secretary Of War;
It was not Mr. S. A. Marsteller, who vac
killed during skirmish near CatIe:t's Station
a few days ago-but his son.
Several Of the wounded Confederate prison.
ers, who have been at the Mansion House Hos.
pital here, and have recovered from their
wounds, were this morning sent to washington
COL Tristan Burgess died at his residence in
East Providence, r. l., on Saturday morning,
23d inst. of congestion Of the lungs resulting
from a wound received more than year ago
at the battle of Williamsburg, while acting as
a volunteer aid Oh the staff Of Gen Stonemau
G lionel Burgess IS the only Surviving son ofthe
celebrated Tristan Burgess, 80 long a repre-
sentative in Congress from the state Of Rhol
Hand.
Captain John Abendorff of the Spasus
Light Cavalry, was arrested few days ago
and sent to Fort Lafayette, on chars Of
conspiring with his men to form guerilla bsnd
for the purpose of indiscrlmlnate robbery AMI
tloodshed. The captains principal confedPE
rate was Sergeant Buckler, stationed at the
camp at Plattsburgh, n. \. The sergeant
has also been arrested.
It IS understood that the leading bank not''
companies of New York are willing to ensra's
notes for the government for the First N'
tional Banks,' &C., but they also insS' wv"
printing them.
At meeting of the Emancipation D''Eus
held at fremont Temple, B'sto"'~a dI' Sc ""
took place between Senator W<o" ana " 1'''I
Philips on the action Of the Senate a'u ai
ministration relative to off GERS who ha Dr",
tested unfriend|y feelings towards nes'o n ,
nents and the emancipation policy "I ~,
charged that the Senate had never pa W. :" VIII
on any such e':orts, which asseFtlo" ~, 49, CO.
son denied, saying that it had often '''' ~
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It was not Mr. S. A. Marsteller, who VA,
killed during skirmish near CatIe:t's Station
a few days ago-but his SON.
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Several Of the wounded Confederate prison
ers, who have been at the Mansion House Hos
pital here, and have recovered from their
wounds, were this morning sent to Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27

General Birney, Of Pennsylvania, has been
commissioned major general, and ordered to
division, commanded during the late battle by
General Berry, who Was killed.
The Charleston Courier has this paragraph !:
SAT Atlanta and Augusta the officers who
were recently captured near Rome by Gen.
Forrest were permitted to go about at will,
taking their meals at the hotels, visiting the bar
rooms in the latter city, and in inspecting the
aodiesou sad sssustioo Of aGaia''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-30

A Cincinnati paper says General Hey
nolds force in their late advance upon Nc
Minnyille, Tenn captured Mrs. John Morgan.
The lady was probably on - br'ef visit to
'ha, place awaiting her husbands return
''on w. a. hi. expeditions
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-30

Ma tmrENprN.--,ean ! Cfit,esA..
auHouarul Iu the Lexington u1.eryes !,
Reporter. a- % caad.ifeis Cousre. g..
10. Ashland District keHuckv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-30

-',~n''v rsws-rr. ,o~r~ rsv3r~~~S-wr
InnNlrl or n II Ii [ nc ii AIn.-L.LL
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Z ROSEWALD versus Corporation G

- ROSEW1ALD versus Corporation Of Alex"
y. anurla, Va.
be testimony Of al the witnesses in The
above suit having been care'uliy examined, II
hus beer this day decided that the following
IONS are t. ue t the letter ana can hereafter
be relied on AS established facts.
Item, -Delaine, Cahcoes and al dress goods
10 per Ct cheaper than at any other establish
item 2.-Bleached and unbleached rouslins
If the best quality and al the cheapest rates.
j,an3 e loaks ShaWls, &c, OF the greatest
beauty ond durability and at prices that must
rel, ain IN. Qualled IL the city.
Item Al hat al, Of the select stock 81 this
establishment is disposed ofat Me-" \ ork prices.
Va. Cut out these iten2s Tor tu,ure reference,
Respectfully s. ROSE WALD.
nov, 3-tf l18 King Street.
z OsT.-A plain GOLD RING. The FULL
i VALUE will De paid for It at the Je~elry
-~~ra No $50. KIN street. oct ol-3t
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UgADoR's S. MILITARY Governor, /

AIExANDRIA, Va, Nov. z 1853.
CEALED proposals to TepAve King street,
y from the river 10 the y lrglnla hou>s :
viii be received at n Sc Headquarters until 9
0 clock p NJ Of w dnesday the 4th instant
Bidders will state the price per ineal foot for
which they will d. the work.
The work is to be done in q workmanlike
manner and will be paid for as tullows: One
half cash. the balance when The whole worn IS
done.
1ne government will AS far as possible fur
nisn ali material required and the labor requi~
site TO take up the pavement.
he work 70 be completed withn sixty days,
and to be subject to the Inspection OF the under
signed.
Further particulars can be obtained upon IN
4'II' '''s '''o'~ F. K. CHURCH,
nov 2-3t Capt. a Q. ".
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DIANn MUSIC 4 Coutinued ~: The
| Last 4 ,se OF Summer; 70 Him that Glveth
let Il, sin !; Tn u art y nc, Gentle Sister; the
Prayer ny " ,,her s,ught me That gects 4head
Of me; lis 81 u leave our chil}ho IDS Home;
They only N IKE beli"ve Thy vice hath a
Oh ,rm; The day our Mother died; The days Of
orr youth; The snn5s 9 other years; Twilight
DrHs TAou hast learned TO love another;
Tan Shanter; Troopers Death
e. il VI l;v4r:1l Il LEY; CAi.r the
W.tI1w She's Sleeping; Uncle Sam; Vacant
(htjc
W.-We d think Of thee at Home; Wen
g d1wu ourselves; Whn will care for Mother
4'T: We have met we have loved; Would
were With the; What is honae without F."
HQ,b,n /? Weeping, Sa and Lonely, or when
ti> Cruel War is over Warrior Grave; Ahat
shall otfcr thee? Waves oftle Ocean; Weep
t for ma, nv Mother dear Waiting III the
n '2nlight; why ask if [ rcmen2 hor thee -
We p.ai>c Thee, o CD; While this Heart It's
l!ty rov. Ling; Wa, nv Rroth.r in the Battle!
."1e1 " j u girl Of sixteen When the Swat
to&, b ut,p III hy; Yes would The " az Vas
RORERT BELL.
nov t-2ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-04

From NIr. Sam. Z. tSrego:ys oyster Saloon.
southwest corner OF King ansl Pitt streets, We
received 10 dry some OF the largest and mo>s
4 .Iciou< oysters We ever saw or tasted. Mr..
G keeps at his saloon always, the best the
0avket af,r1s. His steamed oysters are
particularly dne
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Tha r;ohr at Lockout Mountain.


.r.,,. ~, Richmond Dispatch, October 81. !;
..>r,ssroy>RY RIDGE October % The
; ,1lll. Nave crossed division at Brown :
!. ~, rbr.,. miles below Chattanooga, and are
f}I I.l,.;.,,} Of Raccoon Mountain, which they
!. u, 2.nnarentIv fortifyiug \ rapid she ling q"
s' ..',aI,S or the west side Of Lookout Nouns
81 Pm wa, was kept ur by the enemy to-day, ou'
. .4.. replying. \! casualties r9norted
H.ayy >kjruli ~hIn& ani'cipt1eI Oh =, cur LETT,
> ! .peci. dispatch to The lntrll*encer>, Of
10 sams ,)4te. says Two divisions, H..
, ..r3,S and Hnoker'~, came down yesterday
s "',,' Rrilgcport to L,oknut Valley, and wer'
: :,;nri by Changers corps last highs, wh',E
s., ',.1 at Brown'< Ferry three miles belo"
Ib@rtanooga. jenkins division attacked 1h'
enemy a. rye . click this morning, and car
,nreI nu,nber of wagons ant twenty-five prr'sS
o ~ The enemy now occupy the wet side
q I."ko,,t Greek, AMI L'ngstreet's forces the
oa>f SIDE.
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y. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.

OFFICE OF L. :. INTERNAL kEvENl e,
Sd Dis. Va, Oct. % 1868
4 LII assessments prior TO October lst, are
a nov ready for settlement and persons IN
,ebted TO the [. ). Government for taxes on
these Its arg hereby requested to make early
n,rnn.nts Of the sam :. at l64 Prince street,
Alexandria, Va. y. u, * Il r AoI Tx
oct 3O-lw Col. Sd Dis. Va.
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: OST -On Saturday last, the advertiser lost
L. POINTER PUPPY. about or S weeks
Old, white and brown spotted, with long tail
and ears. 4 suitable ?, ward Will be paid tor
is return, or information that will lead 10 lis
recovery Apply at No. 43, Water s..
nov st