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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
Volunteers, Attention! Ts;discre-
tions Of YOHsh

Sores and Ulcers, Bloches and Swcllings,
can wih certainly be radically cured, IT the
Pills are taken night and morning and tho
Ointment be freely used as stated in the prin-
ted Instructions. Iftreated in any other man
neT, they dry up IN one part TO break out III
another Whereas this Ointment will rcmevc
tie hnaors from the system, and leave the
,'aient vigorous and healthy man. It will
reauirca little perseverance in bad cases I,
insure a lasting cure.
s'0T w oyexatss either OCCastOnet
isy tho tsse Ha9anet, sabre, Oh
E2sssics. Sores Cr Bruises.
70 Which every Soldier and Sailor are liza
bic there are no medicines so SAFE sure, on,
Convenient, as Iolloway's Pills and Ointment
The poor wounded and almost dying sutfcrc.
might have his wounds dressed Immediately
if he would only provide himself with this
match!css Ointment, which should be thrus
into the wound and saearc all round il, the.
eoyed with u piese Of linen from his KNAPP
sack and compressed with handkerchic!
Taking, night and morning, or Pills, :
cool the system and prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapasck and Seaman
Chest shonld be provided With these valua-
bic Remedies.
CAUTIONi-None are genuine unles
the words "UoHoeag, Aetc York and London,
are aseernible as a Water mark in every lea
Ct the book of directions around each pc! 0
box; the same may plainly be seen by holding q
ieaJto Ire lgM. handsome reward mill be
given to ORC rendering such information az
may lead to the detection Of any party or pa,
ties counterrciting the medicines or vcndin
the same, knowing them tobc spurious.
sa#@Sold at the nanufactory or Professo
Nolloudy, so Maiden Lane, New York, and b
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Me-
icinc, ghout the civilized world, in box,
ut "a cents, and 81 each.
Lssy There is considerable saving by takin
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of pat
tents inevery disorder arc affixed to each box
5ynl7.
sayr Dealers in my wen known medicin,
can have Show Cards, Circulars, &C., SCI
them, FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressin ),
7homas Holloway, so Maiden Lane Ny.
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Ncref Utcfu1RT rom tie t4f -
PRICE GsL.ed.
Another popularity OF the Company is 'hat
their TE. faster not on.y devotes his time
to the selection OF their TEAS as to quality,
value, and particular styles for particular
localities ct country, but he helfs the HI,
buyer to choose out Of their cnorrtaus stock
such 1EAsas are best adapted 10 his rsr.icu-
lar wants. and not only this, bit points out
to him the best bargains.
1t is easy to see the incaleu,aRle advantage
a TEA BUYER has in this establishment over
all others.
If he isno judge Of YEA or the MArKEr-
if his time IS valuable he has al the benefits
Of a well organized system OF doing Business
Of an immense capital, of tho Judgment az
professional TEA faster and the knowledge
Of superior salesman.
they are thousands of miles from this marke
to purchase o.: as good :efMs here as the
New York merchants.
Parties can order TEAS and will be served
by us as well as though they came tiemselyes
being s,,e to get original pacar.s, true
weight and tares; and the TEAS are W.RRAx-
TED as represented.
We issue Z Price List of the Comp. nvs
TEAS, which will be sent to all who ord I it;
comprising
Esssori. gouss= FEysoH, Imperial.
Gs.gsnOSgssssr, 'Esrarats saascs ~siin
Cclong, Eouchong. Orange a..d
IiYsol E'elce.
Japan Tea OF every description, colored
and uneoi9ral.
This list has each kind Of tea divided in 9
four classes. namely:
Cargo, High cargo, Fine, Finest,
that every one may understand from lesc,;p
ton and the prices annexed that he ooEnpa.
ny are determined 10 Underse., tie whole lea
trade.
We guarantee to sell ALL our TEAS ut no
over TWO GESTS,t02 cens}per pound above
costs, believing this to be attractive to the
many who hays heretofore been paying enor-
nous profits.
GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY.
Importers :esi.s .satse.s
v5n45al5 No. 81 Vescy street, New Yorl
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L1t,St War News

q J7E0t 7t7ttJ Ht 771t ITO WHIT 1ID
GALLERY In TOLEDO.
The undersigned has refited the Ambrotype
Gallery formerly occupied by J. 9. Miller and
$ now prepared to do good work at low figures.
lie solicits the patronage Of the people OF
Tana and adjoining counties.
Room in the secon story, opposite the Post
flee and oper fro III a m to p. IN. q
v4n46ly J. s. MORR.
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Cause Of Inferior STICK.

Some farmers sell or slaughter their
beef stock Of mares, COWS, ewes or
sows, and Tins cut ont al hopes If any
improvement at one blow. Does 4
hcif2r show any disposition to iatten
easily, she is encouraged TO feed unit
fat, and il then sol aid eaten, while
her fellows, who belong to the same
breed with rharao'l's lean kline, are
kept for milk or rearing calves,
because they are not and cannot be
made fat for the butcher Has a far
MGR a SOW pic which becomes fat uron
tie feed on which the rect Of the pigs
are starving? He gives her over to the
butchers knife, and rroragates from
"and shals' and corr, cribs.
Has lie fine, round, b,ight-eyod
eve? She will be fat about tie time
bis half filed pork barrels arc empty,
and she is stripped - her fair skin and
fair proportions sim. because she Is
worth tx 'niIl. Vi ng; and thus
many Of our tarmc. perpe;uate a
breed OF cattle that are disgrace to
the country. They seem uncsvv while
they possess m animal tina, viii draw
the attention Of their nci.hbogs, or the
butchers, and woe be to it if put on
better appearance than its fellows, for
from that time It's doom is scaled.
10 improve The breed Of animals, i,
Is by no means necessary TO incur a
great expense in bringing animals from
distance. II farmer will mount his
horse and ride across the country some
fine day, and view the live stock of h
ncighbois, he will soon perceive that
there are abundant means Of lettering
his circnmstane IS by cross or exchange
at slight cost, and he by this plan i'm
proving his judgment by comparison,
and hsarding MP experience for a future
day that will be of moro value TO him
than the expense Of many such cycur-
si"ns; Improvement once begun aud
persisted in for short time will pro-
dnce such corresponding Improvement
in the mind and circumstances Of the
farmer 2s will insure It's continuation,
and richly reward AL his labor and out
ls.
Many ofonr farmers destroy thc hope
OF improving their stool, hy system of
false economy in the selection Of the
males from which they breed their
stock many a. not keepa male from
which to breed their horses or horned
stock, nor is it necessary, as ona will do
for a neighbo'hood but this one should
he lie best, and in order to keep a good
one, good price must ant! shoa!l be
charged far his services LIE.
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GN-TIsC.A CO
Sewing 1Nnehine O.,
Cssira Ger E.sss1c as,A Clark ST
Over a. II. Millers Jewclry Store.

Entrance sss CLARK St.
WE are now Introducing to The public
w NEWLY INVENTED and RECENTLY
PATENTED Sewing Machine, the Inventor Of
which has discarded entirely the use of cams
and by the application Of new combination
III mechanics, has cconplishcd results here
.ofore unatt,incl by any inventor, and pro-
lucel machine capable Of as great range
If work as any other machine in the market,
ard better al pied TO the wants Of the commu-
aity. as he has combined, to a greater extent
han in any other patent,
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCEL
I.ENCE,
Durability with Simplicity
AID NoIsLEssNrss OF AC,lcN, to dagrec
not approached by any other machine. Our
machines are
;.ICEsSED II ELIAS ECNE AND rs
Sa;lifis.
And are manufactured al the well known
establishment Of MILES GREENWOOD, Of Cncin.
natl Ohio. Machines are pat up On plain Ia.
b'es, in half case, o. in full cabinet, in Hal,
nut, mahogany and Rosewood.
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Gsn,1 MANHOOD:
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED


HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED
just published in a sealed Envelope, price, els
a lecture on the nature, treatment
and radical cure of Spcrmatorrhtea or seminal
weakness Involuntary Emissions, sezua, De.
billy and imre limerts to marriage general
ly, nervousness, consumption, CPL psy and
Fits; mental and physical incaracity result
ing from self-abuse &c.--R0BT. j. CULVER
WE'LL, NJ. D. Author of the Groea BooI, &C.
The world renowned author, in this adin-
rablc Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may be effectually removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical OPP
erations, bougies, instruments, rings or cor
dials, pointing out 4 mode Of cure at once
certain and eifectual, by which every suffer-
err no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself chcaply, privately and rad
icaly. Ills lecture will prove boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
Sentunder seal, or in plain enoclope, 70
any address, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing.
CHS. j. G. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1886.
v5n4syl
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We are also Sole Agents for the Safe in TIE
Western and North western States, of
sBg2 s>c a. j OslaasOs,'s zssslsrOv-
cd Patent Eg5gFat side slcss,-
E.gEh',
Price $3.50
rs readg Gppheaton 10 any hssa8 Of Haciine,
new or old. making it altogether he most
complete iiemmer e-ar yet offered It turns
the hem under, AMI places the fair stitch on
the RIGHT side Of the cloth.
Persons in the country, ny sending Us their
address, ino'osing q letter IT mp, can have
one Of cur circulars, list Of prizes, ard sample
II work
Agents wanted throughout the
West.
u ssN':asa e. rE'agsbsagl.
Late Of and Successors o 4. Richards 4 co
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa ana
Minnesota
Address al letters to the w TspPAN.
Chicago Sewing Machine
Co, Q Box 393a Chicago Ill. } cE w1swALL,
Vino Gm
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'eai Tar for Branding sIaeep.-We are
inf ,rsn il is one Of tire best articles ex
tant, for marking sheep. It,gives, with
Ont any preparation, durable, bright
brand. Twenty five eeats viii purchase
enough to brand 4vo Thousand sheep.
While the same amount Of tap, lamp
black sni linseod oil, viii cost at least
three or four aoiaf&, and il in no
wise awhit superior. Prairie Turner.
FARMER B WIS sitting in the
country church. He had becn work
ing hard in the harvest f.ll. Hands
were scarce, and Farmer b wan dog
ing. The loud tones Of the minister
failed 10 arouse The f.rmer, un., 1T
length, the time waning, The good man
closed tic lids Of the Bible, concluded
rs follows: +" Indeed, my hearers the
harvest is l,lnntepus, but the laborers era
few sYes,' cxclai.fe.i Farmer b
:" I've oiiersd two dollars a day for err
dlers, aud can, gct'em at taht.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Further Particulars OF the Gunboat attacE
on ltainesf Biuff

CAIRO, May The dispatch boat New
Nht-oI al has arrived from below with some
aeoltIonal articulars of the gunboat attack on
baEs' Is uf, and also the important an
Ecunc mt 1t that Grand Gulf is at last IN our
oSst s ion.
L he. Il ports that ran the blockade at
Cir: Nd Gun eTe loaded with soldiers, whom
tf.ey landed hloW. At this the rebels TOOK
alarm, 81 q b, gan 10 eyacuate. Our tGrueS
closed III, tG Teler, in time 70 capture five nun
d. ed prisoners, and all the guns, ammuuiti0n,
ana amp qbipage. This capture took place
On IhuIsda, Ia-I. Ii is deemed hignly I'M
Torfan achieyen ent, as it gives Us tho key 10
NNksburg and Pert Hudson.
Ii tie attack on Haines' Bluff, the EhoctaYy
was penetrated by three shots below tar water
Inc, one shUt entering three feet below the sur
lace OF The Water. Ahother si,Ct peneITated H.
classmates ami tlGuudered On her deck. TWAS
sull ost d 10 he shell, and all hands beat !.
has y retreat, except Chief Engineer Bad win,
WHO ran up, sriztU IL, and threw IL oNerooaTd.
CLe shct struck barrel oI plaster OF Pals ca
the lGUCiaW, throwing the lonttats iulo tia
air, presenting the appearance OF steam, :.
which the rebels jumped on the top OF tn"ir
foltifis aliens, y ung her hats, anu >heared.
On Wednesday evening tha t9s L,iiy ran
against III" front of the Choctaw, kno- hing
Eoe in her, aud shC sank in TWO nliau,es.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
FROM FORTRESS HONROE.

Successful Expedition 10 the White Heuse
Bridges Destroyed and Prisoners Cap.
tured-Later from North Carolina
FORTRESS MONROE, May s.-Mal Gen. Dix
and staff returned here this afternoon from 8
visit up the York river, and confirm the arri-
val OF Col Fitzpatrick and Davis with their
cavalry commands at Gloucester Point, after
their successful laid near Richmond.
The Gent raj sent q force to the White House
last night, and they succeeded In destroying
the bridges aboutthat place and made some i'm
Fortant captures, taking several prisoners
The propeller Ellen S. Terry arrived to. day
from Newtern, N. g., with the mails from Ne w
tern and Hatteras. She reports that on We'd
nesday our cavalry brought in an entire COM
pany OF rrbei cavalry, with all their horses.
captured al Deep Gulley, seven miles out
Last "Wednesday morning Gen. Foster Sent
all The rebel families, fifty in number, out CT
Newbern. The rebels refused 70 receive our
flag or truce, and the families were LETT beyond
our lines, ard between ours and the re eel pick
cts. al place called Cove Creek
Evening star., 1863-05-11
Statement of DeseEters from Rrarc's
ARMY.

New YORK, May 10.-The Tribune prints
tie toilC wing:
MukFhEEsB BoRo, May 10.-Four deserters
from the Slh Kentucky brigade at Birch Grove
state that tw 0 brlgades are there of pout three
thousard men. They expect the Unionists to
auvanc,, and are digging rife pits. A citizen
on Thursday 10 reinforce Forest at Decatur,
Alabama
Evening star., 1863-05-11
Indian HOstilities Renewed in Minnesota
The SaNases Rejecting the w ashinstam


st. PAUL, MINI, May s.-Arriyals from the
Chippewa agency state that a difficulty hl )
taken place between number Of Chippa WA
chiefs, thirty.fye miles above Crow Wing in
which tour OF them were killed. The difficulty
grew out ST the treaty made a. Washing gtou las
winter. Tie chiefs who had no hand in ma king
The trs atty avow their intention of killing ali
who sighed it.
on the Cot onW God river, has caused the SET
tiers between AberCrombie and Georgeto Hn %
leave.
A number of settlers from Big Woods and
McLt 90 county, with all their stock, pissed
through here to-day on the way to Wisconsin,
and South astern Minnesota
Evening star., 1863-05-11
Union Convention at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, May 9.-At convention Of loyal
citizens OF tie Second Congressional district,in
which ali the portions of The district not IN the
possession OF the enemy were represented by
deit gates, hello IN this city to-day, Mr.. L. II.
Chandler was unanimously nominated as q
cal dldate 10 represent the Union party IN the
ensuing election.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHEs-
THE WAR ON THE MItSISSIPPr.
Destructisn Of { Tug Beat by the Rebeis-

SIX Newspaper Reporters en- Beard
Fears Entertained that they have been
Burned TO oDeath-The Line of the n etreat
Of the Rebels from yicksburx Cut Off.
CAIRO, May l0.-The Memphis Bulletin
last evening has the following "Six news
paper correspondents, viz. Cothurn OF tn
e. al Id, Richsrd>ou and Brown of the Tribune
Nj Coiiough Of the Cincinnati Commercial
+. atty OF the Gazette, and Dodman. Of the
Chicago Tribune, were on the tug destroyed
by hot shot from the Vicksburg batteries on
sunday. There were twenty persons aboard
only one Of whom is known to have escaped.
Nothing has been he ard OF the remainder at
Millken's Behd up 10 Tuesday night. If they
reached either shore they were probably cap-
tured, as the rebels occupied that point OF the
tDii suia At the time OF their having crossed
over, for the purpose nteroepting any barge.
which might be floating down. The Bulletin
also says Grant has sent nineteen hundred
prisoners TO Mfliken's Bend.
1t is reported that the bridge over Big Black
Bay ou has been destroyed, thus cutting OF The
rebel retreat from Vicksburg.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
PERSONAL.

Ne 1MpOSITI0N.-Msd Ross, Doctrsss and
IN Astrclcgis.. was born with . natural gift.
She tells the past and futare-neyer known to Fail
Causes speedy marriages; brings togeth those
hong sepsrsted; cures all dfse Asses Business
strictly eonHd.htiel Ne 3ss street north, cerper
Of Twelfth street west, three squares frem the
Patent Once The only person that can show .
Gkensss OF future husband or absent friend in re
Ahsy Ladies 30 cents Gentlemen 81. sp "a Inn
Evening star., 1863-05-11

A GOOD CHANCE FOR INVEsrMENT.-ge-
"A tween seven and eight acres OF Land, the
Plank Road 4 miles north of Washington, can be
ket garden. Inquire At No 473 Sixth street; or
Of A. Q. P. SHOEMAKER, above Second Toll
Gate, Plank Road. Apl3 I'm"
Evening star., 1863-05-11
. r r CfAL.
EDUCATIONAL

AIlss wILLIAMss eCaOvL FOR YuUN4
fN1 LADIES, no. 2s 4, tstiseen .ta osd s.k SIS =
Instr ustion in the higher English branches OF cd
ne.tion, French and Music. Also, Junior Glass
and one of little gir
The second quarter Of the Summer Essslnn viii
commence On Monday. Nay LS.h, 1858. nv . solws
Evening star., 1863-05-11

ID GEORGETOWN, May z, 1853.
ard resettins of SO much of tho stone pavement on
hatUssn I'd as is ONT 81 repair,
part of Bridge street, occupied by tbe railroad
The bids must be per square yard of pavement
laid and must the whole charge for both labor
and materials.
The stone will be bedded upon inches of clesu
sand gravel The work to be done subject
10 the inspection ard approval of the Street Gem.
missioners.
Proposals ar ould be directed to the undersigned
and left at the Office of the clerk of the corporation
in Georgetown before the snth inst
The name and residence of the bidder should be
dist, city stated. w. @, SMI I'll,
my 9-dtl6 Street Commissioner
Evening star., 1863-05-11
A NEW NARKET USE,

.
Pans and estimates o the cost of Market
House to be erected in this Town the site of the
present one. viii be received BY the sui scriber
ND til noon on the 18th day OF May, 1853.
1t is desired that the struo' should be credi-
table in its appearance, and ha, all such arrange
mem and xtures ~ are of approved modern in.
,ention. with proper ~ gard to the demands of
hsht, ventilation, cleanliness, and general con-
YcIielce.
The plans may be separat- and varied by each
perton 80 as to I'm brace 'pa or m Re pro oposais:
For Htuss of one story, of the lsngth and
width Of the present one
For b use of two s'orIes 20 extend from Bridge
street to the Canal With area of eight feet in
sidth between its southern tsrn Ia alton and the
Canal, to b. protected by suttsb 9 railing.
Each proposal must kugsast plan, and the
amount of the additional cost, of bssemant
OF suitable depth and the full length of the
bui Dg, ,hould the Councils conclude to have
such aorition
Tier atei ials and workm anship must Q Of
quality and = ye to be approved OF by such agent
as n az h. APP in ea by the Councils to inspect the
same " h:le j. ceuIsp of construction
The plans harein ipdicatsd intended to be
more sp gestive Than d.rd, snd any other which
,nsy be D .sensed will b~ duly sonsi cred and II
deemed preferable may be acc, pted by the Councils
iry further ipforma ion which may be dstired
will be give u on application to tie 81 bseribAr.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS 0FBlcE, l.
Evening star., 1863-05-11
LOCAL NEW.

SltoNr WARD STATION CAsEs.-Ed ri
Hal, indecent e> posure; IS. Peter stray.
s3uitanu battery: dismissed p. Hammoa, s-iI-
ing liquor on Sunday; d. missed. aIso seliiu.s
10 soldiers; do. stephen Iaity, keeping disor-
diriy hons; tor hearing. Michl Kelly, keep
ing gambling house; DO. Hannah Hogan,
keeping lottery and policy; do. Also, kFen;ug
Gisordc1iy hCuse; do. Geo. Butler ana Wash n
Lesstt, dlsordtriy gathering; dismissed. WIN.
Davis, CO.; workhouse. Con Penny, do 3,.54.
Geo. Pollard concealed weapons; IS. Ghas
Ellie, discrderly tthering; workhouse. John
Henry, Geo Iii, KS, John Williams, john WAL
lace. " m. Brown, Chas. Wallace, Uhas Ie-
Eatt, VIM. Thomas. Patrick Conner, Henry
Stewart, Henry PLATO, Wash'n Stensy WT
Jones, Alex. Moore, Henry Thomas, Jno Fran
cis, Alb't Dorsey, Thos. Martin, Henry Brown,
Geo. GarIlson, James Curtis, Wm Williams
Chas Hodges, Michael I'unlin, John Tahan,
John Brick. Jas. HUT, John Holiisgs worth and
Mich'l hi.'key, disorderiy gathering, fined b 80
each San'i Cook, Henry Lee, Sidney Nc Far
land, john Barker, E. Stevenson, Oaas. GRANT
aud r. babbngion, do; dismissed. Chas Hills,
disordeIl.; do George I. Haw kins aud: John
McMannns, drunk; SL5s each. w Brooks, dis
orderly dismissed. Harriet Cooper, drunk and
dikorderiy a., Geo. Ransom, disor6erly; si.5s
John Proctor, violating city law; COSTS, So CTS,
also, running hack without number; dIs-
missto. John W. eeler and Samuel Srarks.
sl epin2 in the ST ct; do. Owen Shehan, do;
John " eich, do; Thos. King, do; Si5s Ioshis
Fuller, do; workhouse. Thomas " Neat. do.
disn issed. Levi Williams, do; George Ham
mer, do.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs,-Mary NJ
Gar, assault and battery; bali for court. J1hi
II. Moiipger, do; dismissed. Geo. Fausna.t.
rsating nuisance; ruled for trial r. ~
Lantz. d,sorderiyi dismissed. Thos. Collin,
profanity; a. 5S. Ann Foley, indecent Ian
rnag.; 1ur a hearing. Chas. r Strlls, adai-
cry: bail for court. JOS Smith. indecent ex-
posure; workhouse. Cathariue Wilson, disor-
Iy; d,sm,ss ed. tieo. :. Cation, assault and
battery. bail for court. Richard r. wint,r<,
Henrietta West lighting; S2.5S each. W. H.
sextrr, ireahing winiows, S5a. Arrhnr Da!- .
y, fri, F,stol in the straet., s3ei. Annie
Brcwi cold, Sarah Garrisoa, Jenny Brown,
Sarah Johnson. disorderly; sass each. Chris
'Ibs Ehainhart. co.; SS.7i-jail for court. Ro =
" tiers, rghttng s. 5s. Richard Jefferson, va
gran y; do Mary Ann Fitzbngh, profanity;
" OF khousp. Hannah Wilson. drunk do. Pat
rick Sexton, assault and battery; jail for court.
Evening star., 1863-05-11


All persons in business hereby notified that
shey are required to make application 70 the as
sistant assessor of the district in which they live
or do business. or st the Assessors uafoe No 4A
Eighth street west. near D north during the pres
snt Month !; as ais all persons having unexpfred
licences must renew them TOR oRe yesr from Mayl
Is6lonly rayirg for that portion of the year be
tween the expiration fther present licences, ii
Nay ], 1864
The names Of the Assistants are as follows:
70. /, Geo G. b. Mitchell for all the city west of
Fifteenth street west. Ofice Fifteenth
street, one door south Of avenue.
No. 2. Thos Marche, for all Of the city hetween
sleventh and Fifteenth street. west
Office "A Eighth street for the present.
No 3. Henry Lyies, al of the city between Seventh
ana Eleventh streets HesT, O6ce 4A
Eighth street west
No. 4. X. Ferguson from Seventh street wss. to
Second street east. Office 57l Penrsylvania
avenue.
No. S. Geo Collard. all of the city east of Second
ST east Office corner NJ south and Fourth
streets east
No. G. George b Larcombe sn south and west of
city canal Office c st south. nes- Tkir-
teenth and g haifst west.
No J. Ckas. d. Welch. ali OF GeoF gstown. Office
Bridge street. Mayors ofice
No. 8. De We're Burr, all of the county of Washing
ton outside of Washington city and
Georgetown. Office Greensboro" in
county.
II is desirable and earnestly requested thst sil
persons interested be prepsr ad 10 zen" state
ReBt OF their income from all sources for the year
1862. when called an by the a+sis ant asSpSsor
m6-lw Pm PEARSON. Assessor for D. G