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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20

Ii L(lG DUH nun anu LAiGuCti1t ItbSt'
General pieasanton was pushing on a. !aS'
accounts in the direction Of Suckers Gap -
Wash. Star.
4 CAVALRY RECONN0ISSANCE.
WASHINGTON, June l9.-Fton 3 statement
OF Colonel Duhie it appears that on Wednes-
llay afternoon, when General Gregg had car
ried the stonevaIl near Aldie, and driven the
Confederate cavalry toward Snickersville, he
was ordered 70 proceed 10 ~Mltial leDufg, ana
hold that point. His regiment went INTO the
engagement with 335 men ana q on1cefs, =
On arriving at AIiddleburg he vas Informed
hv ladies' that force Of Confederate cavalry
greatly outnumbering his own were encanped
around the town This was evidenced by the
tact that be had dispersed brigade who 1ad
onnoeed his entrance and we're then making
demonstrations on him from another point.
He was also told that the whole OF Stuart 3
force were in the vicinity, but that General
Stuart himself had just LETT By another route
fo reinforce Gen. Lee, who was then 1alllng
back from Aldie.
Determined TO carry out his Instructions, ne
sent hack messengers to Aldle, asking Tor rein
forcements In the meantime the ConIeder
ates in force attacked Dutfie at several differ
enf noints Finding himself oyerpoWered by
sunarior numbers and surrounded on every
side he attempted TO cut his way back towards
A]d;e, but failing in etfecting this ne turned
toward Thoroughfare Gap and proceeded seeve~
raj miles when he ascertalned that the zap
was held By General EWell, commanding the
grand centre Of Lee army: and that JeneGal
Lee was thereabout in person. Colonel Duf!e
then defled 10 the left, crossed the mountain
at Hope Gap, and BY tortuous route sue
ceeded in reaching the Federal outposts.
Among the missing offlcers OF his command
are Lieutenant Colonel Thompson, Major
Warrington, Captains Shortltt, Bliss, ktoyers,
Allen, Charles Gould and Wyrnan> Adjutant
Parker, Surgeon Mann, Leutsnants oh4rtlen,
Chadell. Peterson, Brown, Prentlss, Parker
and Ellis, Il is possible shat many OF the
n;sa,no NAV have esca ped and found their
way to General Gregg command pg other
routes.
The STAFF boat Ella arrived yesterday morn
iDg from Aqua Greek, at the Washington Ma
vy-yard, bringing up nine straggiers ana one
prisoner. The prisoner brought up was cap
tured few nights since by q boats crew from
the Primrose, Captain Street, near Stafford
Mills. Westmoreland county, about four miles
from the river, as blockade runner. lie IS q
young man, and gave the name OF Maurice
Smith. but was recognized on the Ella as Ste
Dhen burlington, Of Alexandra.
Michael Dunn, laborer, from New YORK,
was accidentally drowned in the river at th's
place, yesterday,
Gold in New York, Yesterday, !43t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20


ling at 10 TO 2j cts. per quart. Batter 80 cts.
per b. Eggs 25 cts, per dozen. The Fish
market is poorly supplied, and extravagans
prices are ask ed Catfish chat sold formerly
Tor ~ cts. per bunch are priced at 40G95Q cts.
Logger head turtles formerly at Is Or So cts,
they ask 81 for CLANS which used 70 be sold
for Is cts. or 81 cts. per hundred, are put up
to 81, &c tSe.
LICENSES. The Commissioner Of the Reve.
n1e for this place has issued up to this time
about 300 business licenses for the ensuing
year. Not one license has been issued for the
sale Of Equor-a truly remarkable clrcum
stance but accounted for by the stringent mil"
itary orders prohibiting the sale of any spirit.
uous or malt liquors in this place.
In the y, S. Circut Court, sitting in Baltl
more, Chief Justice Taney has fled an opin.
ion, to the effect that the Custom House re8n'
lations Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, affect
ing the internal trade of Maryland, are illegal
and void The specific question before the
Court, was, "can the Secretary Of the Treasury
prohibit citizen Of Charles county, IN Mary
land. from transporting to his hone without y
permit merchandise purchased in Balti more?"
The goods in question were ordered to be de-
llvered TO the claimant.
The Provost Guard in Baltimore, yesterday,
arrested Col. Sir Percy WyndhaEn, on suspi~
cion Of his being a spy-he having On dress
which led to the su uspicioD. Upon being car:
rie,4 before Col. Fish, he was recognized, ana
r,1e explanations made OH both sides, and The
Col. was discharged.
Thna far there have been seventeen Con
fscations Of property in Washington, belong
;nc ~ 7ersons ia the Confederate serviee.~
Among the houses lately taken were those Of
Dr. + j. Warning aud Capt. Henry &. Ty-
)er, late Of the Marine corps.
The Northern papers are oensurins uef'
Milroy, in the severest terms. lne elroan'
stances attending his recent defeat, AID the
retreat and dispersion Of his forces, are COM
mentcd on with much bitterness
The army correspondent OF the New York
Herald states that Gen Hooker army suffer,
ed much, part of the time, from the beat and
drought on It's march from Famouth-rnen
and horses we're IN want Of water-and there
gare several fatal cases OF sun stroke
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20

Gold n New York, yesterday, !455,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07
ITEM 5
SY S. L. ~GANAASAY.
Cur Bow.

win tbs lumber cf the BGlletin
cg, correction with i, az Local hdi,
r.; exclusively commences, a"poslsh"
u,sveg fett proud .. since oar init
atom iato the Editorial tripod. Al!
articles written by us vii! bc plain
and unsophisticatrd, minus everything
,be least tincturcd With Hypocrisy or
culIibility. cschewiug lavoritism, an
less the subject is a scale higher than
many who year sleeps clothing or
steal the livery Of heaven to serve the
Devil in. In plain English, we shall
do u duty and stand up to every
tenn we indite. We shall try to be
rs entertaining as possible, furnishing
all items worthy Of note in a village
journal.
SAM. L. GANNAWAY.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07

GOLD GAN."-We have unintention.
ally omitted 70 mention the fact that
our travelling friend "Old Gam" some
times knowN as S. Il GannaWoB Esq,
has become associated in the manage.
mcnt Of the Winchester Daily Bulle-
tin. do is one ofthe best paragraph
lists in the country, and will mid mate.
rally in keeping the Bulletin up to the
high rank it has always maintained
We commenced exchanging with "Old
Gan" about two years ago at Browns.
vile, West Tenn, followed by a change
of address to Jackson, Tenn, then to
Bowling.Green, Ky, afterwards to
Franklin, KY, aud now to Winches.
ter. Where he will next "bring up"
"this deponont saith not"
We clip the above from the Editori,
al department Of the Fayetteville
(Tcnn) Observer. Our friend N. O.
WALLACE, Esq its able Editor, may
rest assured that his reflections are
warmly appreciated by us, and tina
to meet with him would be "a somthin2
t,uly refreshing. O Wallace, we dc
longto behold tha face of yours, and
talk of AUD Lang Syae." More
anon,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07

sa. In the "Life and Adventures"
Of one celebrated William Shakespeare,
we find a quotation after the following
order y
"Who steals my purse steals trash"
William told the truth we dare say
lftho immortal Bard could have lived
until the present epoch and paid a visit
to our sanctum day before yesterday
the old fellow might have made anoth'
or stealing quotation, for some snoaking
"purp," with the light Of day to ena-
Die him to carry u his evil propensI'
", actually jMitted" our late exchanges
Which made us "poor indeed" May
the ghosts and COLLINS damned haunt
The rascal in his midnight dreams
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07
State of Tennessee, franklin Co.

State Of Tennessee, franklin Co.
f. A. Laughmillcr, admir-, &C., vs.. G. r.
Handy. Petition to selL.&nd andSlavcs. .
In obedience to decree Of a. County Court
of Franklin county, pronounced in the above
cause, l shall, on the First NoHllYcf Aiarcb
ncet, ut the Court House door, in the town Of
Winchester, proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, on 4 credit of twelve months, taking notes
and sufficient security, and retaining u lien
on the same, the following Slaves, Land and
Town Lots, to-wit. Alfred Dick, Betty and her
two youngest children, BulGh and George
Martha and her infant son, Marcus, Frank,
FLORENCE and Sam. The bidGirgs to COM
mence Us follows: Alfred, $500; Dick, $1,000;
Betty and two children, $lGJ0; Martha and
son, 5000; Marcus, 500; Frank, $500; Flor
encc, $3.50; Sam, $3.50.
The following Land and Town Lots: One
Tract Of Land in District No. 3, description
given on day Of sale, bildings to commence vt
$500. House and Lot in Salem, biddings 10
commence at $3.50. Store House in Winches-
ter, biddings to at $1,000. House
and Lot in Winchester, in which VIC. Hand
~ resided at the time Of his death, biddings to
commence at $1,000.
JOHN G. ENOCHS,
fcb7-td Clerk.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07
State of Tennessee, franklin Co.
Preston Hatchol IS. VIM. Hatchol ct, ala. Pc
tition to sell Slaves.
ticb7-td
County Court, February Term, 1868.

County Court February Term, 1868.
1t appearing to tho Court that VIM, r. Hat
chel, Susan Hatchcl. Elizabeth Hatchel, Thos
V. Uutche!, Samuel Ross and wife Susan, John
Y. Green and Edward Hatchol, are n]on-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them; it Is ordered by the Court that pub!ica-
ton be made in The Daily Bulletin, Il newsHa-
per published in the town of Winchestec, for
four consecutive weeks, requiring said noa-
residents to be before the worshipful County
Court, to be hcld at Winchester on the LIST
Monday in March, 1853, or the bill viii be
taken for confessed, and Eco for hearing u
parto us to them.
JOHN G. ENOCTIS,
fcb7-4w CLERK.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07

r., u.-cce-oo
AeaH Is, ARMY u AoA.'
TULLAHoMA, February 9Th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS) e
No. %.
r o., c ,IouiI
TaII.Lo,n, w." L,m',., 5gi I9c2 - n,r
80" "r S,-,I - ~, ~ ID ~ -
r.nn, 4,oso III 49,, l,s,t TnIaLna,'
Ioan,r,, 80 1oea o,io. c,n .
Nv IIoJ !, pra1sfT ~ ,r,s 200 icnod ,nJ
t.;o1 w." ""0 ""1
TT1+r+ p n rC,rao, oz+b "a poct IN
a. a. -,I - = We - ?''' -Iyn :. 80 u"
''' 0"' 3 "'T P00'0'
HA"d
Miscahavior before the oneLay,
Sprorr1cAT1oy lsr.
T., 4ais +lo4 n, .,;a 7st ~ q uo-ror
al -, e., 9Tst 3,,. 80 Daoon,L,r Ioet ~
&,I, oi ! ~, tb ~ ", Deg'iu ~ th ,;sS' 90 a,'"mio-
- Seaar than INV ,.J W "H. .La 800 W."
- IiJ ~. ~, ~ 49, ~ on
,,Li u, ~ ons,od 81 49,, ,n;I = ~ - - aS
40" ,n,aofori omoon om "1'r r,"u ,rfnoasLaro
%"{ tba n1,nty of Pntborr1rd Stota of Tonno,,
sno
'o'' prc,r,c,r,o On
49,. 800, O., -
In TINS, that inc SnI4 ISL LID ! ~ Harper
ana on inc u uay Oh '"nu"r!, I1G"i SiI"..o-
Iu"y "o'nUoH ~ company !. "ui'N Nv We
an oInccf Whllo advancing "3aAnSI INC enemy;
ana diu t!I' suo5o.o nll',ot' W KIN p'''4"
Il tree |hlle salu company III oocu'cmce 70
orders were crossing stone I'IyeT; an !hi'
without permission from competent autn0rlIy'
ana near NlurLtGG'oo'o III '"o county u I'"'n-
| prtOru. State OIL tennessee.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07

and make each particular hair Of the
"dorg" resemble those of tho frettul
Poruapinc. "Here's your mu2e"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07


rea- We are tree to admit tNat we
are q graduated Epicarean-tond OF the
best that the marriott Affords D at
ways one among tao last to 7acato our
seat around the festive board we noo
affair opportunity Thursday, evening
Of testing the strength OF oar stomach
oy special mYltat'o" on the part 0. o'o
gsntlemanly Steward OF ANDERSON LOS
pitsl, Mr., hudson, our5oii IN company
with u p~afIcu'oF 'r'e," D!' W. ~"
y'u'"'0 ~ ."0 paw ''
aouSe was h'ied with an i"'o''0c'""'
array Of talent,-the table groane'
with everything tempting, ana all eyes
n.rnn rho announcement
""V o a.S",.ar..:Ie Co.,
the boordcrs0 A feast Of reason and
sor, ~ son1 fo,Iowo1 DR. r, praced
III. head Of the table, racing him sat
n, w INV ur;uht hoyvoro was Mai.
p a. usn,l full to OVERLOOKING with
.r.n;on. ,,,A.:,aD or R,n.mots and
jus 4 sen,jie Domestic orr uR3yal Die.
r;t,p we ,voro nlo,sod to ohsorvo Cant
''no ,oiJ o''oN00
"uu ~ n' "no " .l..
p''nea wiz" i 4"'' 'I"'o cI
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07

The following named members Of Tennessee
REGIMENTS aud Companies who died in and
around Richmond, Va, left effects, which tho
legal repr .sentatiyes can secure upon prossnta-
ton oeNproper evidence to Capt CLARENCE
MORFiT. Assistant Quartormaster, Rich
moult Virginia:
Alien, II. B. Jones, A. B.
Connel, S. L,ddy, 4. J.
Downing. j. Il. Rogers, ). L,
Ga>Lay, G.. Keedon, Lewis "
Holmes. Robert Sanders, j. Ii.
Scarborough, Hobt ii.
Richmond, Va, December 70, 1852.
l Tennessee papers copy. teo4tt
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07

g. Gen. BnaiIs official report ofhjs
operations against Gen. bragg in Ken
tncky has jas. been published, lie rates
the rebel force which invaded kentucky
at from 5000 to $3.50 men. which
is ut least 2J,OJ3a above Tho mark. lie
is q better witness "a to his own
strength. lie says on the subject
"Iho effective force which advanced
on PerryviiIc, on the IN and 9Th, under
my command, was about Wy.eight th9u.
said, infantry artillery and cavalry"
Gen. BraGg had not q man over
1900 in that battte-his strongest di
vision. that Of Gen. Withers, having
been disnatchod towards Frankfort to
support Gen. Kirby Smith, upon oil.
cial information given by, and at the
earnest call OF, that officer.
Gen. Buell. admits he az outgener.
aled and deceived by the enemy in 70.
gard to the retreat to Cumberland Gap.
Gen. Bucli's report ia u strong vindi'
cation Of Gen. Bragg's Kentucky cam
yai-c.-91rnnnrh Nstgs,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07
GEO ~

STRAYED SkQI CAMP AT BETH
page C4arch near Ahsop.a, on the IND inst.
,lHkEa HOhSES-oHe q small white horse
about 4 hands high-oEe I .4rEo Iron Gray,
about IL nauds high, aad the other siarSe Gag
Bank, with black feet, name and tail, about
lGi hands high. Tho three horses lett calnP
together, and were last heard from on the
Manchester and Winchester roAd.
The above reward will be paid to any per
son delivering the above ,nlmsls TO 'ns al
Bethpage Church, or at Headquarters, Engineer
Corps at Tullahoma.
JNO. NJ. WITHERSPOON,
Jant 2S-dlw. Capt. and A. q. Nj.
MO KIND OF BLANKS needed in
the army but can be printed in the incest style
ut the Daily Bulletin office.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07
KIWD or BLANK.S needed in

the army but can DC printed IN the incest style
Ut the Daily Bulletin office.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-07

SAM. /. GANNAWAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10

DIED,
At the residence OF his father, In this city on
Wednesday. the 9Th inst, IT 6k O'Clock D. M
THOMAS sORIV1NHR, Jr,, in the 18th year Of
The funeral will take place 0. griday, 1t II
DnrtA A street, Capitol Hill The friends Of the
On the leth instant, EDWARD ELLSWORTH
GOSs third son OF Thomas and Margaret Goss in
! il Sd year
Our little Kilsvcrth gone,
His tiny spirits fed:
Ouy little boy We loved 30 dearly
Lies klea ping with the dead.
tear within . fathers eye,
mother D aching heart,
Gan only tell the agony;
How hard IL 10 to Fart.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
Suested TO attend the funs.al. from hif late resi-
dence. S27 street, tNavy Yard
Ca tbs 10th inst, PETER vlNIBLI,a native Of
tbs county Lought, parish of Dunbar, Ireland; In
the 5Gth ear Of Sis age.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow, 1lth,
from bis late residence, Thirteenth st., bet
and o, 1t o'clock.
On the 7th Of December. Of cholera inlsntum.
G HOkGE WASHINGTON, infant son of John r.
and Marths Ann Boyd, aged i've months and three
Weep not for II tile George.
His gentle spirits fed;
He swestly sleeps with Jesus
Among the silent dead.
Shed not one tear Of sorrow
Around his lonely tomb;
Think what lovely flower
In heaven We have to bloom.
baltimore Sun and Havre De Grace payers please
copY't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Ts sur GeerGetown Subscriber. q 4
Subscribers TO the Stor in Georgetown VIA
hereafter pay tAeir subscriptions to M John
NAsbews, our new agent for that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10

a g TO
FOB TIN MILLION
OHV cents JOr any Soxs icish Piano Aeso1,vnat
Onward and Upward. "''"s'
TIE Union mnat etsndl
NJ &c 20 that Beautiful Land
The Lion Of judah.
1ain I, not. Onscp Not. Weary pilsssn,
LORD give Taitk. --+a s4r4
The Briaft RNls Of GLORY.
$aeu We Meet, NO More 10 Part -EEAsi
Dare 70 be R.Ehf 49,
Aaass md Old my eavSGF RlAed. q e., 20, Ia Ii
- sShoAA0fIR MoEf20h1RYS
fz Now Music Store,
20. No. AArhet 1Daes ana Penn. ave.
sesd sHeooA ssogys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

n@9EoRGETOWN TAXBS-The Collector II
H3 now preparing . list Of property for sdver-
ent upon which the general and special taxes
Ia hoptd that all concerned will call and settle
prior to the 18th day of Decen Dor next
del-M CHAS. D. WELUH, Coll sstor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10
AUCTION SAFES.

FOB OfHyR AUCTION SALES BEE ioT PAel
BvJ. Q. Mo0UIR1 4 90. Asseio.s.rs, : :.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE ON NEW YURK AVE.
tfH
clock on the prenises. We shau sell. . veil bain
stS :s.:sss. :i.bss door Or Two q Is. PAY oos
4 iesss . .ss L.s ma, be obtained for TIRES
deio TO. MCGUIRE 4 90. Aue.s.
By WIN. L. WALL CO.. Aaesioneers
70 eeop zo.sE e. o.; sAru sDAy MORN
T. 6ood YORK Horses,
sc Tas1 Of them hen OF SUPERIOR stock -...
deio WI. WALL q co.. Aac...
Il 3. E M. Il ss w.1t s :s. az is 2s...
Pas9s.sIsss0sEsF ssS ssEs Ase
trst At p O'Clock ss WIN y orc - ofthe orlh.us
ssi properly Of VIM. rnios. diseased. eon!istins
? Cows and Bsifsr..
delo VIM. L. WALL co Auets.
4, H sy s l. y ss, CO. ~
Gi:n 1885, sDs at's ;;st
B; H,.s,,. We YIN Lee, ;sI Eislods reserve
Carriage and Harness
del0 WIN. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auct..
By W. l.. WALL d co., Auctioneers.
Attas Horse Bazaar 90 south side Louisiana at,epne,
bef'reeH 9th and 10th streets.
PAR OF FINE BAY MARES. CARRIAGE AND
Dec t. s Il 10
pair Of sound and well. broke Mares,
Prsvious 70 which win be sold number e'Ns~
acc d. cond band Carriages. Wagons, &c.
Sold for want Of use.
eeb WIN WALL 4 CO.. aucts.
By GRGES & WILLIAMS, suct,onsers.
TNRUsTEBI5 sALS OF REhL ESTATK-8y
l virtue OF deed OF trust executed III slst day
ss S Dsr iSd Of dsS5s Of m IN
eeety rser:n S john fPoot Is -.
and Cato Ward, George Newman and Lysander a.
o'cIeet p n on TauRspAT. the 2Iss day Of De-
numbered four hundred and eleven, with the sp-
Terms One half cash the balance IN six months
with interest, secured BY deed of trust on tbs
;pd EHS sas ;es. o:ths
) tsl0.eoSds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auc.s.
By wM.L. WALL Il CO.. AuctIopasrs
Atths Horse Basasy 90 sor,h .ds Louisiana arsns.,
SUPERIOR PAIR BAY BoRszs. CARRIAGES,
- AND 1AENESs AT AUCTIoN.-On SATURDAY.
MORNING. 18th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK we will sell
at the BPzaar- '
A pair OF fine Bay Horses, S and s years old sound.
gentle and good roadsters, will BE- sold to,
Eathsr or separately
D. uble Extengion-top Barouche, nearly new,
with pole and shafts
ALSO,
Germ anto.n Wagon, with tongue and shafts
J Get Double Harness
All of which but little used being the pronsrty
Of gentleman having no further use 70.
them.
Terms cash.
deg VIM WALL Il CO.. Auctx,
BY. @. Mc6UIEl & CO. Ausriopser.
EURNITURS OF FAMILY DECLI<ING
L HoUsEKBEPISG AT PUBLIC AucrI0g-On mon.
DAY, Dec I4th, at 10 O'CLOCK 1t No. All seyan
teepth street, befween 81 and streets We shail
sell all the Furniture and Effects comp-isine-
Hair Cloth PsrloE Suite, com prisinR Eofa, Rocker
aud 10 Side Chairs
Gilt Mirrer, Curtains. and Shades
Marble top Centre Tables. Gard Tables
Gas Fixtures. Walnut Whatnot
Maple Secretary snd Bookcase
Brussels Three, ply, and Ingram Cs-p pets
6i6esosrd, EXter zion Table
Chisa. GlIss and Crockery Ware
Silsle and Double Bedsteads, Bureaus
" ardrohes, Washstands, Toilet Sets
Hair, Cotton top. and Husk Mattresses
Cane.ss Chairs, Lounge
Cooking and other Stoves.
Together with . lot Of Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash.
des &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10

IN oaasioR q 060 Rean- assae e NyAt 49, :
aec s.s sse.e e = - 1892 g 49, ,...o.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
T EFT AZ DUB S ToRs-oornsr 9TH aud st,,
msn.: 's Sf00s' III! Hra DA' e4ss p' STGsy
EoUf D-A Small SUM OF MONEY. The owner
b'SS No. Gas
scribing the same de ST.
STRAY Epmon tho morning Of the 9Th. one soE
~ BEL aoRsf; Write fore ana hind legs bnn,h
e;
osT Or the se evening Of the 9Th. large e.c.
finding tn. .a Yin be literally rewarded BY
ie DE- % Il, I At this 'A''' H.o.aYsoN
| osT-On Wednssaap the 9th, tron1 one of our
paid left At the corner Of New Jersey ne and
de io-st- HARVEY Il co - Express.
SgoLEN From the trunk Of the subscriber, on
S9ssi Ssn e4 81 W. an asp CHAIN
With several Trinkets sttached.
-, u.-. / BRii1AisSrp1s,
stions eenpeeted vi, them. 4 liberal reward viii
QUESTIONS. L FOSTER,
It, 500 18th street
~ REWARD Lost, portion of Lsdy's Gold
U a.
The finder Win receive the above reWsrd by Isay.
ing it With VIM. JOHNSTON, at Canterbury Hall.
de 8-3t
SORRRL HORSE STOLEN FROM THE SUB.
- scriber's farm. living ~ miles from Washing:
ton. lat night the sth instant. He Is about l6
bands high; long switch tAil, and has on two new
IN e: go F14T f. T; ssssif to
@C last. : red COW, with white bach and Wits
head. Tho above reward will be psid IL returned
to a4 ID and Hsyette ST.. Georgetown. de asst
STRAYED AWAY--On the Sd inst a dark brown
- COW. dry. with short feet; large horns. slight
.srs: sbout7 or years Old. iny person si1ins
s 5, 81 IL stnsns her
WM. GRAND1IELp,
de 8 ST. Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
&1O REWARD .-str.ysd or stolen, On Thurs.
Bre ivory. Capitol Hill. . small BAY MARE. Hsd
on citizens saddle and bride. The mare 10 ave
years old; is eighty stifsnsd in shoulder; has
Tbs above reward win be given for information
A GLEASON,
Box 1921. Washington City Post Odfce,
or Cissell,s Gr oeery Store,
de7-1wN 3s7 Seventh street.
cox RBwARD-Or # Necessary, the full voIuo.
%z9, ,i e. q - Pr .tssi sSiis from $50
the depot. = Df1MoN CLusriR PIN. Tis ii in
WAS lost on Tuesday afternoon, between the hours
1fe and p. m. II was highly pri.ed.by the owner:
SO Street. dsss 4. e III np%o IN s. to