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To be Sold Cl,ean
For SALE.

FuNHE two story Dwelling House. No. % Danforth
Il street, in good repair centrally situated and will
be sed on favorable terms.
Inquire of MRS. ELDER. at No. 20-the next
house-or of Z. BARNES,
apps 3awis2w SAL Middle Street.
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House Wanted.

Ef WANTED, House containing six or seven
E;iiI rooms, with gas. and good supply of water
-Mi;&. in q good location. Address
MR.. CLAIMING, Portland Post Office
myS d1ws
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Dine at the

MERCHANTS Exchange Eating House, II & 10
w Exchange st. Free Lunch every day from 10
to 81. APPS dom L. s. TWOMBLY.
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rME LITTLE DOMESTIC.
lTENTED FEB. IL. 1868.

A n Article that will find welcome in most every
IA family.
S-only twenty five cents
The right of any Counties in the State for sale ex-
cept York and Penobscot. which sold.
Call at 229 Congress street, near New City Build
ing. or address Il. CHAPMAN, JR.
my6 dtfSw
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From West Point, Va. From the Army o
the Potomac.

NEW YORK. May ii.
The Herald has letter from West Point,
Va, 9th, which reports Gen. Reyes constantly
in the saddle, and says you may look for STIR
ring news from here suddenly.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th says
the facts connected with the flag of truce sent
over by Gen. Lee on Wednesday, are, as stat
ed by himself, that he had exhausted his medi-
cines, surgical appliances and hospital stores
for the wounded, and asking Tor further sup
plies. They were sent over by way OF United
States Ford.
The truth of the report is now satisfactorily
ascertained that some of our wounded vino
were lying in the woods around Chancellor
vile were burned to death. The woods were
fired by our own and the enemy's shells, and
the flames spread rapidly until the rain fell
There was prevailing impression at Fall
mouth on Friday that the enemy had with
drawn from our front at the time our forces
left their entertainments in the rear OF Chan
cellorville. One of our corps commanders
had occasion on Friday to send a messenger
under flag Of truce TO the rebel commanders,
but after iruitless effort he reported that al
though he fell in with scattering bodies of reb-
ell pickets and skirmishers no one could tell
him who was in command, or where there were
any officers.
There is no doubt that Gen. Stoneman has
arrived safely on this side of the Rappahan-
mock.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wounded Arriving from Charlottesville.
The Enemy Still in Force at Fredericks-
burg.
Gen. Hooker not Crossed the river.
Gen. Hooker not Crossed the river.

Decisions of the Secretary of the Treasury
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
TO LET.
For Sale.

Z The large two story House and lot No
Deer street. The lot is IS feet square, with
Icr&sssxa good barn 16x24. suitable for a stable
IiI3aiu The house is suitable for two families with
REA8thirteeh finished rooms, and good well of
water Also good garden and front yard
The property will be sold at a bargain If applied
auction. " W 'N ~
Enquire of BENZ KNIGHT, Atlantic Wharf or
Dyer Dingey, Temple street. may9dim
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General Order of Gen. Hooker.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC
May IL.
The following order has been issued by Maj
Gen. Hooker:-
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMrsnMHNrs fO-NICHr.


CROWNS THnArnn-Io-nisAtM Mr.. and Ma.
williams take henant and ~ bospoak f,r
them full housA All WAo are fond OF sesi al
nis IN ss. 1y s"mJs sl 90 and =. VA.
Growers this evening. Tho bill u "Shan f.
Masuirs" and IAN Hour IN Seviile.s The Iatt.r
Is he celebrated Protean play whsretu M "a
Williams sustains eight characters. =,
wAsHISeroN THIA1ln-aFanchonn f,he
meet attrsetiNe drama that ever man ,..r
tempted = novelty loving public WITH vii; be-
REPEATED tonight for SNhe benefit OF Ma ,Sis
Mitchell Maggie's hosts Of friends will of
~, We would say that 1t 10 an opportunity " lIch
should not b. lost, a. the managpmsnt ha v. lie
t-rmin-d to take il on the boards after to. night
CANTEERrRY-"T Arab Lay" a. per-
iormsd a this popular resort, is replete with
fine singing and the poetry Of motion. Julia
mortimer and Kate Pennoyer invest it with a
chaIm which never fails TO give entire "a H.
faction. BTsidPs this an excellent bill OF song
To see the ROLAND brothers In their gymuast.c
trepeze feat is amply worth the price Of tSnis.
sion. Matinee tomorrow afternoon. +.
VARIETIES splendid bill, and one that
VIII doubtless draw a crowded house, is offered
Tor this evenings enter tainm-nt at the arietie,
Iva Brent, Ada TFsman, NJ lie Iizatta Pill
grim, Dick Sands, Sam Long, and many other
popular favorites appear. "The Gipsey's Law"
in the bill 10 -.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The popular Camp
bell troupe, W no contribute so much 70 the en-.
tfrtainment of the pubic, should not be for.
spsnd pleasant evening. They ofYer nightly
most attractive entertainments and their efforts
TO please deserve an extended remuneration.
WILLARp,s HALL.-Prof o. s. Fowler. the
noted lecturer on chronology, will deliver n
other lecture this evening at Wizards Hall.
he subject tonight will be " Love and Matri-
mony," and il will be handled in the trenchant
style peculiar to this disting uished lecturer.
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GEoRaErcwNiCoRPo RATIoN LAWS.
:
A-RSsoLpIIos in r.la:ion to a ,.s.

81. A-RssOLurIos in relation to a ,.s
10000 - Ms Sea.d y AArme1 az Board y
::.ss ls.s &. sssi Kim Is f Il ss
50 1sess
him under the laws Of this Corporation On arrests
Hsot.i a1;tsr, that i. shall be the duty o.. the
psai %A FL ti to pay over to the CLERK the rs
AND furnish tire Clerk with the amount OF les
{. the end Of each and every month With tRS names
or he per-cns fined and the mt of each FIRE, and
he e Dssee. # zach Il AMI
naid and which cannot be ,nsde, with q list of al
'ns Th saps "a. be the duty Of tn.
Slsrs to open an account with the police
Isl February. 1853 and monthly thersaftar, with ali
fnes imposed y him fer the Of the Cor poraton,
sr.te, and ali fines rSmitted by the Corporation.
Approved February 7, 1858.
ASuPPLRMRsI to an ordinance entitled IAN Ordi-
nance p,Syidins for additional revenue, approved
: Be ordaired ~ the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Com non Ctbnt1 e e CIpora'ion Of Georgetown.
apply for license at an, time after the Commence
ment OF current quarter shall be required to pay
the succeeding Quarter and THAT eenss shsl be-
Issued to persons not citizens Of Georgetown, for
less period than one year
Approved February. 1853.
RESOLUTION in favor Of Henry Rs.,er.
Resoired by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Couscil Of the Cooperation Of Gsorsstotcn
That the Clerk pay to the order of Henry Reayer
seven dollars and twelve cents being the amount Of
Jail fees paid by Kim for this Cor ton as per
receipt OF the Tailor. Approved February 1885
RESOLUTION in favor of VIM Robinson.
RESOLVED W the Board If Aldermen and Board Of
common Council Of m. CORPORATION OF George!oacn,
That the fine Of five dollars in, posed on VIM Robin
for not takiDg out his huck license in 1882 be
RENTED and the Clerk If the ereby
directed to refund the same to him
Approved February, 1868.
A RESOLUTION instructing the committee repre-
senting the interests of this Corporation before
Congress
Whereas tie third section Of an act to authorize
4he Corporation # Gcor getown, in the District Of
Columbia. to lay and collect u water tax and for
other purposes, approved May 21 1852, makes n dis
Grimm ailCn favor of the proprietor of lot
or series OF lots Connected ON Eore streets
thus releasing large or wealthy land owners from
their fair proportion Of water tax and deriving
this Corpnr alton Of third of it's means to
pay the water debt: Therefore,
BE AZ res0tred Gy III. Board Of aldermen and Board
COMMON COHrrii OF the Corporation Of Ger geiocn
That the committee representing the interests OF
hereby. requested to -ndeavor to obtain from the
Congress of the United States such an Mt to
said third section as will empower this Corporation
TO lay and collect water tax all front feet of lots
wht re water pipes are laii, except corner lots Of
which not more than one hundred feet front sh all b.
taxed provided that corner lot sh all be estimated
10 contain more than sixty feet front 10y one hun
dred and twenty feet deep.
Approved February Z 1888
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1890
DIKD,

.-,..t . DIED,
On the 17th inst, OF consam ption, JOHN
BAkk1, I. Ne Seth year OF his ago.
AAS DI bsotAs< Ssne,
ny precious brothss asd
And mast that Love forh
Lie moulderiD Ing with the de&df
Oh, yss, the coz fict's ief,
The mortal strife In passed;
Ny brother u no more,
saW him bfeaths HIS last.
His relatives AID friends are res peotfally re-
euestsd 70 attend his funeral, on Sunday The 18th
Inst, ct o'eicsh ? N from the r-eidenee of his
and streets, without further notice.
baltimore papers eopy.1 SD.
On tie ~ernlng q The 18th is:t., 0HARLH3
aged years; month and is DAYS ' " AN'''''
TIE friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
The onerH, on Sabbath afternoon, at ~ o'c.ock,
rom tie residence Of his parents, No. 100 High
street, oeorgetown. IT.
On the 18th Of February, 1855, after 9 brief And
pAihfel illn<ss Of about 10 hours, MARY LIZZIN.
!, the 5ist year OF her age, youngest daughter Of
bhs sleeps In Jesus, and 10 blsst;
How sweet her slumhsr are,
From sorrow and from pain released.
And freed from every care!
The friends apd acquaintAnoes OF the family are
requested to atterd her funsrsl, at her fathers
residence, Twelfth stree, hetvesn x and L. 70
day. Ut u O'Clock ,. N. tBslto. s1s oepy.]
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BAroHgLoR's HAfR DIE,
Ia hlsf a. IL Koxld

William A. Batcheior's celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces . color not TO DO distinguished from nature
warranted not to injurs the Hair in the least ssr-
sAiss the Ill effects OF bad dyes, and nvisoratss the
Hair for LIE. Grey, Red OF Rssty Hal, instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, 30.
- The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BA1oHB-
LoR, On tie Jo~r sidIs Of each Bo1. 49,
Faetery, Ne. 81 Barclay st., Nsss Yori.
n lily =, Late 2S Broadway and Is Bond ~
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Honx ron IHANxwspoYs.5Ailwe vtshsr,
OF ne enterprisi6g nttle fellOWc who. morniar.
neon a1e- gA;~,thgpusA wst md eosd SFIS
ea@efmg 10 20 many hresideA, Win rejoice 70
learn that tne plan Tor pro Sidtn. q Home for
tne NsEseoys. has made promising pr gres
dpItns The " eek All who 70 j that they ourht
70 DO something to make these no sels 80 friend.
Tess cuteasts-es scores Of the new.boys are
moro comfoT tabls, are earnestly invited TO at
tend the meeting Of their friends, ut u hoes .
q Nrs u ans ews r, SO II ST., between Sixth an 4
Senin, 10 molrJw saturday afternoon, Feb
IA, at o'clock, punctually. y 49,
PooNoTKD.- Samuel H. Walker, of this city,
"a Lieutenant company I, Third Maryland
foiuntters has been promoted to Captain OF
company u, same regiment.
+,CoHHsefroxrYRsr.n N. frsyns tooLoxxp
Edo Star :; TO my sreat sur ris II my 8, teo-
tion cal ec yesterday .venI.s Art Gle in your
r,pe wfich r-rEes-st"c me as bsins one Of party
sh;s , ftnt torts Ss-ns - ser i.s an =
Am eorry to inform ycu that the ouncsment
con er, aa hOnvr upon me which l. III no respect,
am entitled to. beesnse ! nave never thought nor
However. J Am Tot oppa>et to tia measure, fer
the wsr has Just commenced, snd the Cove -nmen.
senfen'io, unIa.. The preIctons Of the Bible i,
inyth. aud all the pro Dheeies relating to nations
hoax there win b. until after 1856 tetw en-
bstreen right ana might, and nearly ali tas civil
powers o. the es-th will hs ID in the rcn eat
This far .nly iettsr.d upon the predi ctons
ofthe Bible and the signs sfthe times that any n.
Sto viii may read it; cons -auontiy bling cera n
las AMI that men of all coors viii be in great de
mxhd urge NJ ebje to the enl stns MT Of nay
race. WIN sress respect, t1t-] Il. M. TURNER.
VIZ WOULD call the attention OF our readers TO the
stock Of beautiful Jewelry and Silver plated Ware
I'D n m Ia dol fhar fab
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT CuRB.


CoHsA, Sore Ihyo1t, pipthertd.
tchsh, Sore Throat, DiptSsrid
Ccrgh, So,e Throat, , Dipfhs,io
Cured by
PBARsoN's MEpIcArBD TAR DRoPS,
Try them
$500. dad BE wise IN tine!
Washingfos, ID. C., Def. 9, 1852.
GEO. PEARSON, EsQ.-Dear SIR II purchased .
package of your dedicated 7hr Drops my son aving
asevere Cough and Sore Ihyoat, ia t. pronounced
by many in the frst stages of TipthertnD when, to
my establishment, they cured him, as many neigh
bors will also testify, since which would not be
without them. Respectfully yours,
o.. L. SIMILAR SMITH, No. 46l Estreet.
Prepared and sold by GEO. PEARSON 5 N Liber
~ street, Baltimore. Sold also at 491 Eighth st
Washington, and at the Drug Stores, at Is cents
per package. is2zIm
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MARRIRR

On tie nth inst. BY Rev Mr.! Lambeth, JAMHS
KUHNS TO Miss JULIA DAVIS of Washington.
s-hsl baltimore eun copy.l =
On ths nth inst, b = Rev Mr. Davis. WILLIAM
r. ogOOK t. Mis- JANE o. RODBIkD, both OF
tais city. .
CUHES t. JULIA DAVIES q
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

0EGEORGET0WN UNION VOTERS WILL
w please meet on MONDAY EVENING next
At ia O'Clock for he purpose ofe Getting delegates
TO conventiou to nominate Candidates for the
MayoIalty, one Alderman End eleven Councilmep
LIST Precinct, 1t II. h. Walkers, 81 Washington
street, below Bridge street
% PreciIct at VIM H Craig's, Beall street
sd Precinct, Town HOufe.
4th Precinct, L. l.. Clements High st fa I2-3t
NSPLEASE PUBLISH MR.. WILLIAM II.
lS TENNESS ame u cand dat for the
MHynralty subject TO the decision OF L nop Com
mttee. Although Mr.. T. has heretofore ref: sed
to be candid te, we think he c1u be induced TO
accept minstion, if it is the wish of the Con-
vention MANY UNION VOTERS
Georg. town, February 18th. ia IL St.
Bald WIN APPLE
21 barrels Prime Baldwin Apples now landing per
schooner 8. c. Jacobs, and for sal. from wharfby
HARTLEY a BRO,
81 and 80 Water street,
fe H. It Georgetown, D. G.
Il SO BARRELS TAR,
80 BARRELS ROS1N.
no bd J. L. KIDWELL, GEORGETOWN. D. @.
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company y. Seventh North CaroIin,. And II
kASni1rd, company b, Twenty eighth
i NSn Satoiina. having recovered from theil
1870 -. r. were Yesterday transferred from
FA ~ Ae Oio capitol prison.
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pr DEB Z 2 sss III d fastl' SsFSfsss
S.s ss's.!Sss tEEs5s.sSseY ~ sss .ls
G.i..dl sSsrs dls.sss ssssS q asss: ossss1.
back 81 Rect 70 Q vide pubhe ansy = -
The ie.s sr. sssstifsi,y lcs.t,d for iy.s -
denees, and I'm be soid TO the hissst biddsfs.
feid J. o. MceuIKH CO.. A.ssL.
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per package. is 2z-Im
COUGH, COLD, OR AN 1RRIrATED THROAT if
allowed To progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
Browns BRosCHIAL TRocHEs
reach dirscsiy the affected parts and give almost
Instant relief. In BRONCHITIS ASTHMA and Ca
rARBH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the of the Troches and cir extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited Be sure
to guard against worthless limitations OBTAIN
only the genuine Bro,cn's Bronchial TroSses which
have prored their efficacy by a test of many years
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
. Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and are exposed To sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per
box. Jan H3m
., ArTHsrIoS, Soldiers and others. Samaritans
don't fail to avail yourselves of this remedy. The
sfec:ual remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated With mercury; Take Of this purifying
ment In another column. ja5-u
Pills are the rery best in They operate speedily
and efectirsy, and being coated create
o.
! Price slss box Sold bys e. Ford corner Iith
Cook, Alexandria js6.iy
Nersr Fades or Washes 0m.-Upham'. Hair Dye, 50
c. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa: avenue, wash
inston, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly
TRrIsN.-Gorns. Bunions, Inverted Nails, and
other disorders of the feet when negected njure
the general sy.tem by preventing the body from
To all aft ieted with these terrible evils Ne would
reccmne nd early call on DR.. White 1T No. aga
Penn. sverue, between Az and Sth streets. who
would suffer torment from disordered feet when :
,I,s remedy L e near a. be, and be effected
toe in the evening. fes
SPlRkA1oRRHGA GAN BIZ CuRsp.-Dr. Rands
Specific cures SperNafoTrh0a. Seminal Weakness,
inp9ney Loss Of Po,cer, etc. speedily e.d sfce.Yal
r.es e 1iS .s ARE truly nssic. trial Of the
merits; Price 81 q box. sold BY 8. o. Ford, cor
ner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Washington and
Henry Cook Alea andria. jss-T
Omar PHxssrLy AHA ROUTE, cta Bahinsors and
HoTrisbxg, 70 shs North and WsS-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-Quisk time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
Their Information apply at the once Of Great Penn
sytvapia Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth St Washington. 0face epen from
IS. m: until p. m; on SUNDAYS from to p. m.
az lily K. o. MORTON, Agent.
ATTENTION, COMPANY !-Volunteers who expect
to retain their health unimpaired during tbs cam
Psisn must see TO 1t themselves. Do not trust to
the army surgeons. Supply yourselves with Hollo-
ways Pills and Ointment. Every English soldiers
bnspsack contains them. Only rs cents per box or
pot. 1i7
WARRANTED TO CURs IN Six DAYs-Dr dodfreyS
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-Hve years
change OF diet required Price ST psr bottle. Sold
byS @. Ford, carner 18th street and Pa. aveuua
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jasT
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CaownsD OTf-A large quantity Of iooa
OF matt, nno eco on. today by tho pressure
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AUCTION SALES.

\ IA tIEAh.
Rrw.L WALL a Co IsSsior>1r,.
or s sa5 aosss 1! Arr. y:.,. S SIn !. :s.s
T Terms e''A: 49,, , -.
- ssisrANr 0UARrERxAIrsR's oYSTc1,
"A . go, .wAsEIssGos, 3. GO f.s. rs II ss,
s.,, OF CONDEMNED HORSES AMI MULES.
NJ Here. AMI ssis. Sso 1ss: ). %. .s =;
sSSsSsHHss 81: psr.5so..t !: ne do1.raasnt
Csrrsls, nr.r TGe,.rnment funds.
1sr?' cs.i a:fl IRE GA. :" A s%Sss
..arz - tx:si:..ss as .r..r,n..:s::r
ssus oeP'' Am %. 8. Army,
-; = I.cr;. q 90. Auctiosser..
rVRTsTrEs sItr On otTf Lors ny rir.s e
deed q sA .1aS Ny ss sss ,Jfs =; =.
I lss:ss y ss 1sse RI Is
sSgDsy' y: G, th.ll sell "a. At the asetion
Rosnsoi Mcclure Coo ns a, Il i, a., and q,
streets, Mashi ssto.. u. G.. the 70. 0"'as 10" OIL
Part Of Lot No in square ST. frontinl stssesa
1 NORA rSns sihsstss s.s g, s,s ana
Pa P. ~, Of Lot No. Is. IN square Ios, - -'' -s
Fss! .f 10. h so seT Il. Is i sonar. ros
Lot No Is 10 sau.rrNs Ies.
Lot No. 5, in square No. F61
Lot Lot No. IL an. .oa,t: X ss q ia, es,s
Te ms aae ssiIs CAS-" S &. r.m.uaer in s.,s
, 2%os,h Tbs E.h nserett, secured to the sa,.f
Z Fl ss I
By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auction.er,.
(rORPORATI0N STOCK AT AUCTION On /
- MONDAY, February 18th, iass, at 4 o 'ciocs, 1t /
c 2
SEQ SsfPoS.tIIasn of Washington 81. per cent. Stock
Terms cash, in current funds.
fel2 &c. MCGUIRE & TO-, Aucts-
By c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE |
y EBRNEZER CaUkcn. FoR SALR.-0s MONDAY 1
tebrus,y !6ih AZ i2ls o clock on tho premises We
feet 4th st:ect e1.t between south q street AMI
south Gsrshns avenue. running back Ia feet slS 4
inches.
Terms One third cash; the remain der in AMI
IL months. vi tn interest secured by deed of trust
le ia J. c, MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct..
II s MARsHALis SALE OF PRIZE GOODS
bia. wall sell at public sale for casn at the store
formerly occupied by John Il CIagett. on Penn
b. nna the city Of
of February instant 1888 M at ~ % clock
a. M, tae cargo of the schooner Pride, - com.
prising N part rs follows, viz:
case of Calf skins lotTea.
trunk Of shoes. case OF Thread,
Large lot Medicines: 8 kegs Carbonate of Soda,
boxes Tin. lot of Matches
case Of Shoes, lot Coffee,
Lot Lead Pipe. barreY Pork,
Lot ooperas lot Gin ,,So
At4 O'Clock p m at the foot of6th street wharf,
on the Potomac river, the schooner pride" her
tackle, apparel and furniture, together with Us
sacks Of fine Salt and lot of Lead Pipe
fora-d,a wALD I IS sAsM s9ssi.l
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50, WARD SrArIOs Olsn.-P W.
:. ,ss Ta hsnry BrIiion. drunk; turned over
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SHOW GASES.

SHOW GASES.
JOHN II. FRAZER,
GERMAN SL yKR, foSEwo0p, ,MAHoSA-
NY H a6 SLtcxx s nEfssFo1
Corner OF Resde and Hudson streets. Nev Ys6,
Orders By mall promptly attended 70, - ~
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RoBBBRs AxD PIcKPOoK RTs About On,
-..,.,a.- -, AZ 81

RoBBBRs ASD P1cKPOOR RTS About one
O'Clock yesterday Lieut.. Robert McIAushifn,
Of - Tween fifth New York, was knoc r
DRn and robbed OF q sill YER watch and two
rtty dollar Treasury notss, by party OF three
ner, near Growers heater.
Markham Grant was arrested by officers
McElfresh and Miller for picking tina pocket Of
7 Drake, . soldier. brakes pocket book was
found On Grants person.
On Wednesday afternoon, as Lieut. Oscar
y lIytngston, Of tina Thirty NH Massachusetts
volunteers, was on the street cars, coming from
I"~ ir-asnry department, where he had Just
received his pay, ha had his pocket of pic ked
Two hundred and eighty dollars.
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A NEW CROP MALAGA GRAPHS.
"A IHxSH Lot Of the above Just received ct the
sld and yell known house Of A. u. BfHINQHR q
co. MI Penn. avenue, near nth %. Dc .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13
PERSONAL.

Two YOUNG GENTLEaEN, having become
weary of single life. wish to form the Mt
ance of two yeuny ladies, with q view to natriipo
IL. Add ess Nc, - Box Z 1, Geo sgetown Post or
hce, d. @. fell-3t-
STROLOGY.-Ha. arrived in Washington, the
"A celebrated
MADAME FORREST,
EoCTKESS AND PSYCHOLOGIST.
she - seventh daughter was born with a u8tu-
raj gift, and WAS pupil of the renowned As
trologer, Signor Morstta, of Venice Shs tells
your past life and future destiny, brings together
these long separated, causes speedy marriages,
can show licensees OF your absent children
friends, or future husband. Cures all disesset
BUSINESS strictly confidential Always at home, in
j street, between 18th AMI Sth SITS the only tn rec
story brick house in the square. Name the door
Ladies bfty cents; gentlemen not admitted. The
only lac in America no possesses the science
OF AstroiOgy. fe7 I'm
MRS. L. SMITH, Clairvoyant, Test Medium, so
yl south street, Capitol Hill, between lst and
d SITS heals disease by magnetism with but little
medicine; sees and describes your deceased friends
gets names; also sees your living husbands, wives,
and for the arried, desert bes xacty the lovers
50 accurately that persons marvel with surprise.
Mrs. 3. fortells future events in business mar
riages, reads chsracter Hours from O. m. till 8
.. m. Sitting 81. fs 2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13
ITO PASSENGERS TRAVELLING RAsr

Passengers for Boston and the EAstern States are
nS. s-.c css 9Th the e. only line connect
fron Washington city, Il the lines s93->s
via $4,000 e Wseo yos purchase tickets be spre
gage checked through from w ashin ston.
Omeers And sOldiers on furfoush or discharged
viii dnd this q most desirable route Cars by fhis
without change e0-Im