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had been brought against him. rCbeers
and cries ot good Yes, uoiripht mind
ed man could be sent to New Orleans win
out returning an unconditional anti-sIavo.
~ man, even though the roofs of the hons.
es were not taken off and the full cytert OF
the corruption exposed. 80 =
All the lower class Of the peoble fNav
Orleans were loyal. During thes6rst fonr.
teen days after the Union forces entered the
city, fourteen thousand took the oath of al.
legiance; and when he went on board tie
steamer, on his return to the North, at least
one thousand laboriDg men came down,up-
on the levee, ,'aud uttered no words exceDt
tnose OF good will to him as the represen-
tative of the Government. at6j ~ r., =
"5enefal Butler continued by saying that
Tue war could only be successfully prosecu-
ted by the destruction of slavery. which
eracy.
"One of the greatest arguments which he,
could find aetGpst slavery was the demorsl-
lzlng lntueuFs it eKsrte6 upon the Tower
white classes .,who were brought into Sc
cession by ths hundred because thew iguor-
entiy suPpossd-lhat great wrong was to be
done them by the Liuceln Government ms
tney termed 1t, If the North succeeded.
therefore, If you meet an old bunker Dem
0cTatr and send him for sixty days to New
orleans, and he comes back a bunker still
be IS merely ipcorriEible. Laughter
"Ihere was one thing about the PFesi-
dents edlct of emancipation to which he
would cal attention. In Louisiana he had
excepted from freedom about eighty
seven Thousand slaves. These comprise all
tue negroes held in the Lafourche district
VINO VINO nave been emancipated already, for
some time, under the laws which frees
slaves taken in rebellious territory by our
a armies. Others of these negroes had been
1reed by the proclamation of September.
"hich declared all slaves to be free whose
owners should be in arms on the first of
j. January. The slaves of Frenchmep were
Tree ! because the Code CiUike expressly pro.
hioits Frenchman holding slaves, and, by
tue TN or Sth Victoria, every Englishman |
holding slaves submitted himself to pen-
ATTY OF $500 for each. Now, take the me-
groes sobsecessionis!s, Freuchmsn and Eug-
ilshmen, out of the $1,000, and the num. !
Der IS reduced to nm infnitessimal portion I
OF those excepted. This fact had come 10 !
his knowledge from having required every
lnha6itant of the city to register his ma
lonality. After all the names had been
iair y registered, be explained the laws to !
Ihe English and French consuls, and had
thus replied to demands which had been
made bg English and French residents of
Louisiana upon the Government for slaves
lhsgedsO have been seized, [Applause.
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The New State in Ritohie Coun,y
From the RItcl,ie C,ur., p..,,


Our readers have, probably, ere mi.
Earned that the President has signed tie
New State Bill. He made memorable to
West Virginiaus, in all ages to come, the
first day of January, 1868, by afixine his his
signature, on that day, to this most impor-
tent document. Aud, now, all that re-
upon the bill. 'O''
We feel certain that so far as the vote is
concerned, there will be five in favor of the
:, ON where there i one opposed to it; yet,
II Is necessary that the New State men,
throughout the entire State, bestir them
selves at once. Let there be mass gather.
ings .ot the people that a general under
standing on the subject may be had.
The news that the President had signed
the bill was received at this place ON Sat
urday evening last, with the glad shouts of
a people soon to be free. Three times
three! went up for our worthy advocate,
Hon. Jacob B. Blair, and three dismal
groans for the Traitor Carlile, who, so far
as this people are concerned, is politically
dead and buried!
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JOHN T. hAKIN,

[suecezsor to wheeler / LGkinl
NTYILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 18th, q new
and we'll selected assortment sf
Cloths, Cassimeres andVestings!
Also a conplcteAssortment Of fGENTLEMEN'sRUh- G
The patrons Of the old hrm, and tine public in gou-
eral are respectfully invited to call and eIaml1e
stock before making their purchases as intend se-
ilng at small profits to caSh and prompt purehnseL
Thankful for tho patronage bestowed upon tne olo
firm, solicit continuance Of the same IoE Io ~
No. IO2 Main st. Hheetnsa Hs: :
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Saddles, Harness. .Trunks &c
WHOLRsALE 9 RETAIL.

WHOLESALE q RETAIL.
7 3. SHEPPARD MOL ls1 Main Street, corner
2J Unton will continue to keep on hand alaf
of LAdIes' and Gentlemeu'B Saddles, Finet Coarse
Harness, Trunks VAliocs, Carpet Bags satehels Col
iarB, HAnes, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock, ana
trust by strict attention and pronp to merit
continuance of tho public patronage
All Kinds Of repairing promptly done, and In . pro
Hep2o SO 1s1, Main Street
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SPICIAL N0EIcTS Double the above rattS
- SArly Advertising reasonable terms aceor
ainS to the space oOcupiSd And the numbsr
"a rron transient persons or strnpv
- ~ mes Cards not exceeding hVs lines SO perysar
oE S6 for six mouths but fer shorter period
VIII be counted lrss than s0uHre y 80. '''
Tho privilege OF Annual Advertising "a IIn,i,.S e.
I nc AaEerttsers own Immediate business: And ali
uSSSSEtlsenentS Tor the benefit Of other prSonS an
Ven y All legal advertisenents and adyertIssments
o. sales and real eState sent in by them
az; advertisements not accompanied with writte,
accordingly. = ~ iO' Ou % 'Anu charged
Notices for Political MeetiHsS1o be charged in all
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and auronss,,.,t s.
OF sermons, SO cents each noo1II ~ iSS 9'9
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gatlggntelIigRufFr
TERMs oF ApVnRrIs1NG.

E"nvEsouD LINRs OF NoSPARIr1. ION osr NICE. .)oR
tLxsB, EAKE SouARE.
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From the New York Evening Post. 0.
General Butler on Southern Life and
Society.
CONVERSATION WITH TIE NEW YORK COM
NITTPE
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Just received another case ofthOse pretty CloakS
S6d CircularE being the fourth lot this season. OF
bich We have sold 90 many, at old prices Cal soon
Al decll STONE THOMAS.
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SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO,
Proprietovs Willard's Hotel.

ROCHESTER, Dec. IS, 1861.
MEssRS. 2. II. DRAKE & Co.-Gentlemrn: have
been great sufferer from dyspepsia for three or
dies recommended for its cure. Insterd OF relief
became worse, had to abandon my profession, and
suffered greatly from everything l ate. My mind
was much affected, depressed aud gloomy About
three months ago tried the Plantation Bitters and
to my great joy am nearly well man. have re-
commended them in several cases, and ss far as 1
know, always with signal benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
ID ed,

Fsh. 18th, r. CRiSr wife Of Daniel Cri.l.
10 in B-rks cunty Pa Sep. 22th, i5s5
lie .e;stirts u friends ot the family are in
Eif-i I" tend fpu-i al 2ita ;a.t ~ .,'~l
p. :iOn her :Ata rs-i.-..C- 49, "a Avenue
Between 81 anc 20 streets east.
On th. 25,h in-t.. Mrs. DAT .ERHiSE r. An
DE!s:A. eoEsor: Of Motley u. And, rsJu. tH-
-. sesr 'f der az
:cr fr:ci cs are invited to attend her tucrrs :,
tr"t the reAidai,Ie az Vim !. jones' Il. ar t'i-
Fer 18TH street ard Pa avenue. on r.ursoI ~. at
2oclcch III
o. tie 18th insr. WILLIAM W BERRY yol g.
ct child ana only . OF " sad Amy Bar! :,
s:-! : mont hs anc u day
Our HsIiinx little Willie has gone to hi. Fathr-'s
hrres III Heaven. Their sha - lie Zig
there.
The friends at TIE family are in. tied 20 s,t- j
bis fun' rat to morrow, n 5 O'Clock NJ. I.S
south q S-Ieet Island.
MARY MARINDA LEONARD. daughter OF Cor
ieliae L-cn-rd, aged Ssesrs, month aud 20 days
ECquj-SrSt IL pace
H'r funera. wili .skc place 70 morrow 18th inst ,
at clock from tho reei6 sncs of her father cor
'5t. sid q Sta.
On the rnins Of the 2:th instant JOAN
Fl IL II. 2sed 80 years. a native Of County Fer y
Ireiani. Parish Of Dong resueut Of this CT ~
fer tie IT, g years
Jh- +, n.rai will take plac- to- morrow srt-rn..n
al Q c'"cs. His frienis >ud rastiv .r r.au-s.
Ia att ID vi bout for he's hot g. his re- lien e.
81 ard G ITS Capitol Hili.
In Baltimore. Feb 9th, Of dipthari. MARTHA
PAEKUM hiCHULS0N, younse-t d,a.ht.r "f
William snc Msr, n. Nj Tho sot, OF Washn st"n,
aged years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
tCorrcspcndence Ut the Star

GtoaGkrows, u. G., Fes. 81, lcS3.
, Inc lax. ram. Wit. the sudd.n naitiax OF
tne snow. have caused u moderate rise liz th-
F'rr, aud IL W A. feared wonld create n con sirl.
er"nie irsh-t, which would t~ v.rv incon We =.
h|nt TO the soo5 people OF our tow u At pra..
th'' and suspend the r pairs now making Oh
The Ch-sap-ak. and Ohio Canal, il not fss
nsmai) c"nsir z II much damage.
We nave had The following arrivals sine a,
NY last:
Steamer ii J. Dev-nnv, Nristoa, marchan-
dise to hyde 4 Davidson; hrs. 'ieo DUN
mrr, EldridCe. New York. hay 10 Government;
=. =. E!Es, LOT, cider, 20 J Il. Waters: s!oop
Stsr, Eirg, Alexandria, Ugh. D.p,rt-d-Schr
join +. Daley, Hart, iish., Tor Boston
business - quite aciy-, while prinas have
a. upward tendency, wholesale quotations De-
i. as follow:
Flour, super, S?.i2aS7a5: extra Ssa Is -:
I Wiy, nom IN mars't Sut w.l.hs, which
'Hdiiy commands siO.5G; do. in bags,) SIT:
Wi!''a'. red. $i.?ta=s!..5 white, common 20 fair,
$! Fa$i.H.,' primo 10 choice, sic5is2; corn,
wbitn, SIgS'f5; yellow. 9Gao'c oats, Mary
i"nd OF Virginia, my IN aSurrment,) 50a , :;
hay. ., s:sr mill o'a!, midd,ings, 5nc. brown
st"f, HSa:,3c shorts, pc saii, q. A siT5 fine,
SIS: potatoes, .jaEu; Baldwin apples, S3aS3 so:
ciGcr, 49,; &c; DC. clarified. 2.I..5c. CU8A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
A STROLO9Y.-IIa.s arrived in Wsshi
"A celebrated
MADAME FORREST,
ssILLICs' CHESTNUT GROVE BOURBON
WHfSKys

The under signed having been appointed sole
agent for the sale Of the above celebrated srtclr
begs leave call the Of the Do r IN this
pure un&duite rated whisky.
To the medical profession, army and navy on cers
and others have u state that the poisonous
Fusil Oil has been extracted which rsndars il one
of the best stimuli ants ano most useful tonic, for
the sick and dcblltstet where stimalsnts are used
and q substitute for high priced brandy The fore
going facts are attested BY DR. e. stewart US A ;
DR.. 8. "a: Elliot, n. Y, whose certificates Mr. IT,
will exhibit, aad the heads Of the medical De sart
ment In this city. / an prepared to exhih. such
Testimonials viii convince the most in red ious
To judges the -ticle will 90 amend itself
JOSEPH W MARIN
corner 9th st., and Penn. svenns,
1a&-eclu Washington, ID. Z,
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MARRIED.

"a, THE 24tk inst by Rev Mr. Lambeth JOHN
WARD to CAMILLA jones'
CO ID. ~ l. in.s by H-v J y L.mb-tb HEN.
III hill {" MATILDA MARSH ALL
Al the ,-si5-n e of IL. brides father on tn.
2Atk int. by new J. Lamb-t- WILLIAM
LUChStc EJiIASsf ANN HICKMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
PERSONAL.

$50 REWARp.Io,,!e. TasnIsar,. AND
sHstop Feb. Is, i5o5.-A reward Of 50 will be pxid
for infor nation that viii lead 10 the discovery
con. 81 the party o, parties Who a. saulte
AID beat THOS fCLIAL0Vk, on. Of the cen Tue.
go g. GIDEON,
lyR H. Z. FORREST Cures all Diseases of I'm.
prudence. no matter how long contracted. or vail
riencs in military hostlta in Europs. and w.r-
ants TO cure any Of the above diseases. Ooioe
b srs, u % and to IL. Private rooms for con
satatons with l.dis 8. Cons.itxtions fres I ST.
nSi On S tss door, IN and 18th 't s.it
lS1ADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astsolosist was
born with . natural gift. She tells the past and
future-was nsyer known 70 fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long sc psratsd
No. ass street West, between 9Th and III. aear
the Patent Once. The only person that can show
. likeness Of future husband or abeent friend in
reality. Ladies' 50 cents: gentlemen 81. fe "a Inn
A STR0LOGY.-Iis. arrived In Warrington the
MADAME FORREST,
p0oTRRSs AsTROLo0ISr.
she u seventh daughter, was born with natu
raj git, and WAS Q pupil Of the renowned As
trOlOger, Signor Moretts. OF Venice she tells
your past life and future destiny. brings together
those long tepsrated, causes speedy marriages,
friends, or future husband. Cures all diseases.
Business strictly confidential. Always At home, iu
street, between 9TH sa1 Sth sts the only three
story brick house in the square Name toe DOR
only in America who possesses the -rua scencs
OF Astroosy. tel Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

l-AECENS.-I.as! nig'.t. jas. Givons was ar.
rested 10y the Fourth Ward patroImeu upon
Suspicion OF stealing liver plated ware and
o'her prope rty from 4. Dnoant. R,uu,i,inar
LCkloft went ia search OF the property, and
recovered n Quarttr of the plated ware, ani
cthrr articles. This morning til Yens was sent
TO Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

LIE BoN TON for March. containing beautiful
fashion plates Of 1innrr, walking, yiSi;iry and
in-GCuT toiirttes also, bi,nur!s :,aa thr.e fan.
siZet patterns, and tie most reliable report ot
Paris laehiois. i.tsii-s, send to ShiiIiny tnn IS
bookstore Immediately, ami get. COPY before
the March number Is all sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

HhEINTS DANCING AC,nEuv. The last
Quarter OF the season Will conim- nee on rn:.s-
gay, Mirch 3'i. This quarter il pr Aparitory
~ tie sTand floral May AL. Nj triui's sn. "a
a a teacher OF ihC graceful art i .srovarhIai
and all who de sire to become accom- pIishri
Eciari's 81 Trri~i iiorr should avail theli-
sUIYvs OF tins CprOrtuuity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

SOLDIERS, TO TTR RESI- CE Dung rem ru shin :
into The exposures aud dangers o a Suidier lii :,
shoulc prepare themselves foe the fatal P-.ers
the Dyseptery, the sores AMI Scdrsy which ar
almost C, rain To follow. Holoway's Pills ID
occasionally during the cAnp aiSu will ensure
health to every UaE. Only Is cents per Box 2lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

CoRss, BusIoss, CLUB AND diverted NAILS
Enlarged Joints Chilblains, and other hi sorder- Of
the feet. cured with out pain by DR. White Surgeon
thirOpndist Operations performed in n few min
Ut"s and the relief is so instantaneous that the pa
fient can always walk Immediately without incon-
veni"nce. DR. White hs- scores Of certificates from
eminent. cteryymen. statesmen, merchants and
others Of the highest reEpectsbility. which can b,
seen by csliing 1T his Office, 424 Pa ay, between
A.: and 9th Sta. Washington, D. G., fe 2l.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

COueH, CoLp, OR AN lRRITATED THROAT, II
allowed to progress, Results In serious Pulmonary
snd bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable
BROwN's BRONCHIAL TaoOHl5
reseh directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and Ca
TARRH they are beneficial. The good effects result
ing from the lac 81 the Troches aud their extended
Use has caused them 10 be counterfeited Be sure
TO guard against worthless limitations OBrAIs
only III. s'rrrne 6,o,cn', Bronchial T,oeass which
have prored their efficacy by . test of many years
PrsLIc SFAsERs and SINGERS should use the
Tr0ches Military Officers snd Soldiers who over
tax the voice and ere exposed 20 sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere a. 8 cents per
box. ian E-arn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

The WASHINGTON MEDALLION PEN, sam plrs
OF " hich have been sent US by Ricil-:ein, 27s
Pa. avenue, is certainly one of the smoothn s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

DEAFNESS, Blindness Noises in the Head Thro 1t
Diseases, CatGi nh 81 Affection. n- Won Mo.rh il
Aer, uc.list aid Aurisl, "a penn. avenue, eppa
g = " .llards'. be consulted on all the al ~ q
asdies. Testimonials from rel-oie sou c-s If
satisfactory cures be examined nj his odice L.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

VIZ WOULD call tae attention of eur readers tn the
stock Of beautiful Jrwelrs and oliver plated ara
at the Dollar Stole, ass Penn. avenue near Al st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

Omar PssssYLvAsIA ROUTE, ola Bantmo-s and
Hary,S5srs, TO ths Nortk aAd Rest-Two rains leave
Washington daily and one on eundsy-cuitA time
through 1T Guvernment rates For tick eta and fur
thsr information apply at tie Office 81 Crest Penn
HJivsnta Route, northeast corner OF PenEsyiv ania
syenue AUD Sixth st W Arlington on ice open fTom
-. n: until .. m; on sundays from to 1 p. N.
lily EO NnRToU AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
GEORGETOWN ADV ER'MI'S

n .-f ELIo lcU 5.-Ths Presbyterian Con ere
i satsn O: Gsnrg tGwn iii resu a. its occa.
P:bcy OF Bridge St.Cst Csurcn on SUNDAY
Garch l't PreackinG may be expected at eleven
By ocIi of the SeSsion. fc 2s.t.s
- Z 4 l. RS, ATfs NTI ON.
1850. Barrels BALDWIN APPLES, in prime
order Tor shippipg just rcceiveu
aai Barr.ls PURE APPLE CIDER, in store, and
arriving. Fox sale by.
JN0. W. LUASD0N,
Forwarding and general Com. Merchant,
fe ID ivy - Water st., Georgetown, d. O.
LrVH SALE
SO BARRELS TAR
80 BARRELS kUSlr
Apply to
nc 5-u J. l.. KIDwELL, Georgsto~r D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

A PRIVATE sALk-A very handsome FARM
"A about mile from ash Ton city in Mont
z mary county, Md, fronting inn edistoly on the
eth street Ard Brookville turnpike roah, contain
ing about rs acres more or less and wilt admit OF
DIVISION i've or three nano some ana well watercd
just Come into bearing; There are about 80 acres
OF cleared iano IN hlxh safe OF cultivation, With
The improven ents consist of q good two story
frame dwelling. barn snd Other outhousas A
spring of eYcsiiabt water the house, Ror
further Information inquire OF JOHN HARDY,
VI q resides on the premises. Il 4-eo3v-
'UhN lSH I'D hOCms 10 hENf-for rent Sc
Il $50 18th street, east side, between q and Il
streets. neatly Furnished and very comfortable
BED ROOMS, ana SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
L0RS The neishhnrhood is one OF most desir able
In the city. Every attention paid to those occupy
inc them. No children in tho house. AK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

RaCH AGAIN.-TEc iaciiiiy with " jiicll per
sons y ho have b. en down South" can return
- this region rather asionises many OF our
loyal cItizen-, wrosr lives were pla. ed in "a op-
HTdy ny them two years ugO. Yesterday. w !,
were informed that Martin Latruitc, the well.
kEorn coulter guardian" Of tae "Na;ioual Vol
untesTs secesh association when meeting in
lie loft IF Birrh's stable, has been in W ashipp.
and r.naIned dUrln-- last week. Wheti,>
he is now hire, o. h5d Obtained all the in forma
ton possible from the sympathizers, and re.
turn"s', we did not learn. Several f;cas
that we're terrible To the timd and peace
ful duIiag the days OF ti:e Estates Hose'-,ud
especially " hen &lsiaiIs committee hackers
had possession OF Sivth-st. corner and the bar
rooms near-have been seen frequently Oh The
streets within 4 fortnight past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25
WARD VI, LAM0s,
Re Is dts rs. Marshal n. q
Re Is dts
HIDHS-HtDRs

M HlpES-HtDEs.
w ILL Be sold at Pebble Auction % ever
wEDkEsPAr ana S&fERpAf. q ii e'eseei :
the Governmen Beef H9es On hand at the time e
sale.
moment OF sale. a BILL
jas iChronI 1t. Col AMI @. = T.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

SEE ADVERTISEMENT If fur,e wanted 700
cha &c f.r one EiEhing to 60 Vest "a Is St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

TIE HUTC III MON r AaILY.-Tha program me
Tor :i t:i ST cnE"'ri @! hc - tri';c of " W nj h
VIII lr given - " ii:ard's Hail To morrow eve
ing, is announced. II tribr tc:.- ,.xcIl,.ut sc.
lrctions of patriotic and Union songs, inter
siersrd with amusing and pa halic otiIad<
The desire 10 hear this celebrated company is
yr:y general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-25

FORTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Parrick
Dowrsy, takIrg sand Contrary TO law; case
suspended. James Hart, drunk and di sorI r!y
fined S2?i. James Hagan. do turned over ~
military. Jamrs Given, suspicion of larceny:
Jail for rOurt. ThOs. lioUnk. disordcrly: turned
over 10 military. Ellen Hall, (coi] assauit
anti b:.itsTy: fined S2.9i. Tn. iiist, drum and
6i~OrdeTly; do. S59i. VIM. Conner, assault ani
battery: dismissed. Ardr-w began. drunk and
dIs0rGeTly; fiird S2.9i A-C. Iibaey, do; turned
over 70 military. i-atTick dempsey, selling
hauo- 10 soldiers. also without license: dis
missed. VIM. Jackson, drank and disorderIy:
DC. james III. sSherwoO fighting; do John
IOnevurth. drunk and sIis orderly; do Michael
II. C9Tph'll, 90; do. VIM. III Tyan drunh;
CO. Vim. Sprigg, drunk and siisorderiy: do
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BAToHELoR's HAfa DYE,

3h ocsG IN las nTG.
william 4. Bstchslor' = ceisbrs ted Hair Dys pro-
aueee eeior cot 20 be dissin suishsd from nature
warranted not to injurs the Hair in the least;
sdies the Ill saeftyof bad dyes, and uvsorstss the
Hair for Life. STsy. Rad Rrssy Hair instantly
tarns splendid Black or Brown. leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists 30.
~ The Genuine II signed WILLIAM A. BAroas-
Le3. on sSs Jew sidss Of each sez.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Ns,s Yc1i,
n My tLAts - Broadway aud Is Bond st.)
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AUCTION SALES,
By ". l.. WALL & CO., Auo.ion..,

By W. L. WALL & Co, Auo;ion..rs.
NfE WILL SELL THE ANNEXED DE-
w srrihed Eers~ at 10 o'clock THURSDAY
MORN is'' s'th inis; v.,oo 49,
THERE wAs BROUGHT To THE sraBLso.
i III. su6s-rih~r by boy in the absence 81 the
cubs ribrr. light bay HORSE. about - han 4.
hiI h and aged abC 1T years From all the iafor-
u,atCr 1 csrld attain have reason TO beiicva the
described hvrsc will prese come forward prore
property, pay charge NJ take aim .-sy,
EDwASD rHtLGIPP.
stKalor.ms Hospital, Near the
te2 city b'uudi:y
SO., CORDS OF WOOD At Az I'll NO
Obs' cords Of S-s.on-d Oak aud S.r:- wo.,,
val: be SOLD te Z highest BLADDER q. pu cis "a! Ga
H-iim' re srd Warrington RI. .ros.. at iAits.iii-
Woo row rant 81 ~ he switch Forms cash;
G. z. SMITH.
fe - .t' Belts,iil., Maryl,nd.
N1AEsIiAL'5 ShLE.-I1 virtue of q wri: of 6 ri
i'i tscics i.su. from the Clerk e Obce OF the CIR
cut Court sf Tho District 90 Coiu,n.,. for th-
C. L, ~ al v ashingtoa End 10 me directed, |! S.!l
eNr"- 10 public ssi-, for cash at the froUt Of the
Court Bru-.- door 9 sad county, al FRIDAY, the
de'arGsr' right tit.a ciaiul aud irIere-t IN a1j
pGrt e. Lot Nc. 5, i square No. 555. H. thu az, al
Was irCtcn. d. c.. beginning 81 feet from tae
southwest cGrner Of raid square. and ru,lnias
one t4li feet; thence north = feet; thencr cas- q
ttet l. a c'iI.-; thence .outh 70 fact iach
th-r-e ecst y9 feet lis inches TO IN, place of
ciru,nE, together With all ami sinsu'ar the IN
pr vepie.t Their. on seized auG levied upon n
property ~ Georgs Hartman, and will b. snii %
s.tisfy ;udicals No. ~ t. Nav term ISSs. in faTor
of James " est WARD II LANOS
II 2-ffd- r.. :. Marshal, D..
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EFaRsAroRsH1A eAs BE CuRsD-Dr Rand a
sreciac cures SpvMntorrhoa. sem t~ai Wsaknes,,
Inpoisnct, Loss 0 Potce1, speedily nsd sFsr,rnE
~ It's e1e. t. are truly magical. A trial Of the
Specific, win conyince the most skeptica! OF its
merits. Price 81 box. sold by g. q. Ford cor
ner Ilth street and Pa. avenue, Warrington and
Henry Cook Alel Andria. xs.Iy /,