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SPIRIT OF TBs MORNING pEyss

Ihs Ia:e!! seneer. uron the Scott iettar In rrf-
erence to Mcclellan, cites from the docu-
mea,sry history Of the war to show that after
the date OF this complaint by Gen. Scott, Gen
Mcclellan was appointed to the chief command
by President Lincoln, with the assent AMI
approval Of Gen. Scott; and further, tha. by
iEf' :, nc" from Gen. See,t's own words, these
reports, to "'he President and certain Secre-
taries" direct, were made with the concurrence
sn| support OF the AdminIsl ration. The Intel
iistroer holes, however, that such deviation
frcra regular military rules should not DO tole-
strd.
The ChroEicie Eoies that the cordial support
given oy anumhar ofloy 81 democrats and border
Representatives t, the enrolment bill, shows
that the threats aad intrigues OF the leaders II
the opposition are rapidly beginning to olsen
chant pany who have heretofore believed in
them.
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INDIAN FIGHT IN THE FAR WKsT.-Adv vices
received al the Indian Bureau from its agents
al Fort Benton. on the Upper Missouri, and
near the eas; boundary of Washington Terri
tory, down to the last of December report a
ferce war to he going on between the Crow and
Biackfeet Indians. The former are said to have
mad TIE advantage at that time. 1t is feared
a. they may try TO "get even" BY trying their
hands ion The whites, and therefore a small
Tnt!it"ry force is asked for Fort Benton. The
Pirgsns have also gone en- masse upon the war
path against enother tribe
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CONVERSATIONAL
xxxylI.h COnGR ESx-rU,RD srssyo.
THURSDAY, February %.

SHNATK.-On motion OF Mr. Pomerov. the
memorial OF the Legislature Of New Mexico,
demption OF captive. held by Indians, was re.
ferred 10 Judiciary Commiitee.
Mr.. Turpie presented the ps tition OF Comma
dore w. d. Porter, u. b ~, and j. L. jones,
engineer. asking an appropriation 10 aid them
In building ship or ships on their improved
plan OF armor.
On motion of Mr.. Turpie, the Public Land,
Committee Were discharged from the further
consideration Of the resolutions OF the Minue-
sofa Legislature accepting the Congressional
donation OF lands In aid Of an agricultural and
mechanical college In that State.
On his motion, the same committee were dis.
charged from the further Consideration of the
resolutions OF the Michigan Legislature, ask
ing The construction OF the proposed Coal Har-
Dor and Appleton Railroad.
= A petition Of citizens of Elizabetktown. N. J.,
asking an appropriation To facilitate foreign
emigration, and one from citizens or lows, and
several other petitions were received and re-
fCrred.
Mr. Trumbuil moved resolution directing
the Military Affairs COMMITTEE ID ina uirs and
report the number II paymasters, assistant
Quartermasters aud commissaries necessary
Tor the public inters 81, and as 10 the propriety
OF limiting the number Of such officers 10 be ap-
pointed.
Mr., Chandler reported, from tho District
Committee, a joint r.. solution 70 grant portion
Of judiciary Square or Armory Square for a
home for destitute newsboys. Resolution
passed.
HoUsE.-The Senats bill 10 punish frauds on
the Government WIS taken up and pas sed with
one amendment. The said hill mak.s ali in
the military. naval militia .sryi "a of IN.
United Stats IN time OF war, punish alba for
any frauds on the Government by sentence Of
Court Martial, except the dealh s-ntsuce n
also subjects all other persons Who perpatrata
such frauds 10 trial by tho Civil Courts, and n
found gully, 10 punishment by two y-ars i'm
pIistnm nj, tne OF two Thousand dollars ana
n forfeiture 10 the government of double tho
amount OF which II may be thus defraud-dl
The Senate bill 10 create a5tlt,o,a, Me-
and Brigacier Generals was taken up. ,,d
the bill was amended go rs TO increase ,ha
hummer 81 the former io forty iinst.ad ~ On
a. the senate prOpNaadi and, or tie Isttar -
lD iiraNaa OF 50 IA the Saua;. proposed
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lDet)ID EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. N
REBEL FtLLEnuSrrRi1a.

A large force OF >re'@i csvslry d"ubli--s
creased the Rappshsnnock last night, at K-i-
lny's Ford, a f-w milas below Rsppsh anno. Il
Station. Their movements from tina; poin; in
-dica,ed reid upon our forces some where ia
the vicinity OF Stafford Court House.
Persons VITO cam.- into our lines yesterday
represent that considerable rebel force Is now
at War;. nlon. while others say tast Jackson,
>trasburg.
IF al these things b. true. our t--iirf Is Thai
the yenturesome rebels will find their move
ments duly attended to by Union forces.
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THE IRON CLAD lMOEITOR) wEHHATKES,
MACHINERY ARRIVED OUT

We are glad to be aolc TO say that this after.
neon lie Navy Department. received. oy tel--
graph, information OF the arr val at New York
Of the steamer Ottawa, with the news tina. the
new iro1-clad (aIouitorb Nahant has arrived az
Port Royal in SAFETY, lowed by the steamer
Georgia.
She made the trip for the most par, in the
midst Of terrific gale, through which she
passed IN an entirely satisfactory m.nnor.
The Express steamer, carrying the new ma
chinery, (cylinder,) for the iron. clad weehav-
ken, arrived at Port Royal al the same ti,ne-ou
the morning Of the goth inst
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INV Aid SOLDIERS,

SURGEON GRsERkL's OFFICE, !
Washinz;on, January 81, 1858
It being reported that various parties h.r. OBJ
tanned money fren invalid soldiers uuaer the u-a.
tenco Of assisting them to tacir dscharso from the
service notice is hereby given that certificates O!
disability for discharge 70 soid;ers In general hos
pitfalls and camps arc only givoa by tas surgeon in
charge Of such hos pita or camp and the obtrusivs
efforts of persons claiming to be special agent. re-
tard instead 81 hasten the preparation OF disoh
papers. All soldiers are warned against giving
money on suoh plca to any person whatever.
By order of the Surgeon General:
JOSEPH X. SMITH, surseon o. 3. Army,
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~ TIE report OF the Comptroller OF the
State Of Maryland. which has just been pub.
lisked, makes most satisfactory exhibit OF
the finances OF the Stat. In these DAYS OF in.
creased taxation, it is agreeable 10 kuo " that
in all probability the next Legislator Niil he
allie TO relieve The people OF Marylsnd entirely
from the direct tax, the revenue from other
sources being sufficient to meet the expendi.
lures OF the State.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. States
which are to have elections tor mem ,ers O!
Congress this year are as follows:
New Hampshire, ~ second Tuesday in
March.
Rhode Island, (2) first Wednesday in April.
Connecticut, az first Wednesday in April
Kentucky, (9) first Monday in August
Vermont, ~ first Tuesday in September
California, (3) first Tuesday IN September
Maryland, 90 in November.
West Virginia will elect three members, and
there may he applicants for seats from the old
State of Virginia, one member from Louisiana
two members; from Tennessee two members.
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GEN. BANKS FIRED Ar.-An attempt was
made to shoot Major General Banks as he was
about entering his carriage, at the entrance OF
the City Hotsl, New Orleans, on the evening Of
the 9Th. The weapon used was an air gun, and
tie bullet, after passing near where the Gen.
era stood. was found on the opposite side walk.
Ih- person who made the base attempt disap-
esr~d a. once, and at last accounts the police
Fac not been successful In tracing out his
A en ity
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1 ea'ity.

1svAsIos OF SONORA BIZ THE FRENCH
Jug" Watts. delegate from New Mexico, re-
seived adrices yesterday from Ell Paso, in Chi.
aAhua, thai the French, 600 strong, had cap.
'ur' d Quay mas, and were marching on Her
Hosilia, the capital of the Mexican State OF
Sonora The reason assigned for this in yasiou
/ said to be in consequence Of Gov. Peg
CO. M ,,tIng the goods OF Frenchmen and ban.
isbing the m from Sonora
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eSColoncf :. A. Gilbert, who recently dis.
persPd the Srcrsh State Convention, al Frank.
tort, Kentucky, is graduate Of West Point.
and belongs to the regular army. He is q IA.
live OF Ohio, Rsident OF GAINESVILLE, q
nephew OF Gen. Lewis Cass, and commands
the iith Regiment OF Ohio Volunteers
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The COMMITTEE on The WAR.-4eneral
Mcclellan was before the Committee on Ii
conduct OF IN. war yesterday. He will appear
again, and to-day will commence his testimony
Ia aeierce Of his campaign on the Peninsula
and N Maryland. General Barnard was be-
fore the Commit. &c YESTERDAY
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~The French Chamber OF Deputies now
~'t--sses sericus opposition to ths projects
Of Napoleon in Mexico; and every days in
tellisence OF the condition Of the French army
IN saat country will increase the unpopularity
Of the expedition.
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GENERAL MCDOWELL

MAJOR Gen. Mcdowell was TO-DAY ordered TO
CAIRO, to sci I've a. President Of the cour martial
or court OF inquiry ordered TO ass mble there
Tor the trial OF those officers accused OF inprop-
erly specializing in cotton.
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SECOND w ARD STATION CAsRs.-ieo Minor.
dIsoroerly; fined Sl.5s. CASTOR Duc.Ils. $500
larceny; dismissed. Jno. TsyIor, attempt 20
pick pocket; do. L. j. Robson, susnIeious
circumstances; do. Mary Black, DIRE ssed in
male attire; Tor further hearing Jas nrD a,
aid, drunk; fined Sl5s. Jas. Mcdonald the
second, do; dismissed. CampselI walker.
do; do.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w WAsHISCroS, January Is, 1898.
In consequence OF the pressure Fl business atths
War Department, passes for oitseRs to visit the
Amy ef the Potomac win be given at the off 80 of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1879 Ponnsylv.nia avenue
above Nineteenth street
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TELEGRAPHIO.
LATE FROM PORT ROYAL.
NO ARMY MOVEMENT FROM THERE YET
ARRIVAL, THERE uF THE IRON-CLADsrBAn.
Err NAHAST

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-The gunboat Ottawa.
from Port Royal on the both inst, has arrived.
No movements Of the troops there had taken
place up to her departure. The health OF the
army continues good.
The iron-clad steamer Nahant was passed
going into Port Royal on tho 20,h.
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|" The Louisville Journal says that two
enormous drpdse-soats, which have been used
Tor some tine to facilitate the work upon the
% Al enlargement al that city, have been sent
- Ylcksburg 70 aseist upon the new out-ofr
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PICkPocEETs ABoUT.-Last night, Audrev
A Bow man. soldier, charged a young ma.
named John Taylor with attempting 10 PICK as
pccset 80 the ticket Office at Growers The.uer
1aylor was taken 10 the Second ward station
Wh're re gave security for q hearing this "a Or ).
ine. Ihrevidencr against him, a. sworn TO bv
Sow man, was that lay Tor was caught with hi.
Eano Ia Eowmans pocket, nut 30 Smau lost
Clayton.
tartW NJ. BeemaH, OF the LIST Vermont Cav
airy, was NJ the ticket Office when the on -prs
were r. moving Iay ior, and immediately aflrr
getting las ticket went - Il seat, and wantinp "a
knew The time, discovered that his watch wa.
stolen 49,
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- "lf tho Federal hosts can take vicks
burg. or gain any other decisive success, this
Confsderacy Is in greater danger than ever be-
fore" say the rebels. Then let US pitch into
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb 26-ilA .m.-First Board -
U. S. Coupon SIS, 1881, csSaioaS; 1910 Treas.
my Notes, ieikaio5; Certificates, 9sasss; De.
nsno Notes. 100 a,6ss; Gold. 1863 \ aie9y.
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|" The total amount Of receipts at the office
Of Internal Revenue, for the week ending Feb
ruaIy 81. is s,,I76,774. The average receipts
Fer DAY Is sIee, 100.
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LARCENY or GLcvEs.-Yesterday, Charles
Biossnelo, Jr- was arrested by Patrolman
Burch, Tor the larceny OF So ven pairs Of ND
gloves, from the store OF johnson Sutton r.
Is. Shaddock was also arrested, Is ACCESSORY 70
the robbery. They were taken before Justice
Bates, and, after examination, Bloss nald was
sent 10 jail for court, and Shaddock dismissed
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WHO WAS IN CoMMANDY-FoRTY UNION

WHO WAS IN COMMAND7-PoRTY Union
CAVALRY CAPTURED!
Last night, our picket cavalry guard ont
from Centreviile, on the ChantiIly road, were
ail-but ore man-captured by a rebel force of
about one hundred men, after firing tworJunds
An example Will, OF course. re made of the OF.
ficer commanding This picket, BY dism ssing
him from the service summariIy, for per nit
tiUg this surprise TO succeed!
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- Some Of the rebel journals console them.
selves with the belief that the one hundred
thousand neero's whom they assume to be al.
ready in arms will in action asphyziate all our
~ hit@ trcops
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- For the third time in the history OF Cana.
da, the Niagara river al his junction with Lake
Ontario has been bridged with ice.
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- beautiful young woman, wife OF an
EnElRh banker in Corfu, shot herself in q
hotel In that city with a pistol. Jealousy.
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A FIOioUs DoG.-Yeeterday, a dog belon =
ing TO John Morgan, attacked and severely
lac'ra:ea child OF 4 Mr.. G re@nfi-ld, in III,
eastern section OF the city. The case beinz
made known 10 the police, patroiman Parker.
OF the 9Th prccint, took the animal out upon
the common and shot him.
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~ We learn that Col. Waite. Of the regular
army, has been ordered to superceds Col.
Sangster, as Military Commander Of the Dis
trict Of Annapolis.
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THE PIRATE ALABAMA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-The schooner w.
Stairs, from Trinidad, has arrived She re-
ports that on February leth in lat. q. 10 n.y. g.,
she exchanged signals with the pirate Ala.
hama
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~ A grand Union meeting was held in Gin.
cinnati on Monday night. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that we give rene wed pledges
to perpetuae the Union; that we send the greet
ings OF the Administration to the Ohio soldiers:
that We will support vigorous prosecution OF
the war; that the Mississippi must roll IN.
broken To the G. ulf; that submission to the con.
stituted laws ard authorities Is the only has s
of free Government that we will sust in those
in power, whether they please US or not, n ill
others are put in their places.
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PROVOST MARsHAbs o..

uEAroUaRTxRs PROVOST MARsHAbs %.
H. YICN y /
HAsuISGroS. D. c.. Feb a, 1855 z
oncisi notks 10 bareby ri zen, tass the ord.r ~
from these H.sdqusrt,r. concerning .hs CLOSING OF
Bars and Drinking Houses after So D. n and o.
Sundsys, have nos beam rascind--i H,odia al AMI
ali -iol.'ion, Of the orders will ,. puri.h,d q,
heretofore BY order: -.-----..
HENRY TODD
Capt. and Provost Marshal
A.. BAKER. Lieut.. aad Adju.ant fsu
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CIRCUIT COURT, Feb. 26.-The court ssse,r
bled again this morning, and has ben engar-c
all day with the trial OF the case OF Silas Sew :
mour. for the use OF Jos. ID. Stewart vs. P.tsr
A. ALL and lerael Painter. Stewart ana Stons
for plaintiff, Giliet; and Carlisle for dsfen dap 4
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THE IRON CLAD tMoSIToRI NAHAST Ar
Rived OUT.
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q r OIL A l.

D~pAsvaNs1 - EpAYa
WasBIsSros, Pc. Is, laa.
Releases from tho drsft on she ground OF alien.
age mas been allowed in the following ca.s
Nassa Rszs 0ss6ea /.
Tesris Collins 81 ..B.itiner.' CO, daryis
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tp. sALE:-A secondhand one borse CAR
y XXI AGE, city make, in good order - -. ~
Price SIS. Can be seer at tho stable a.. ST9
,aehed TO $40, New Jersey avenue, 49,
.Hpito! Hill. ia asst
4 Ok SALB.-Tso very nice riding HORSES.
b one Elk vars and the other eight ~
years cd. One goes mile il a. perfect IN
~ sound Inquire at JOUNENAL'S Lager "a
f-2s-3r- $1,000
E'Gk sALE-A sEGAR and TOBACCO STORE,
L with kefresnment Saloon attached doing .
good each business, can be bought cheap The
aboro consists Of two Portable uildin "a ed
situated Ola Hth. near Meridian Hill Ho.pit.l
tr ,und rent very low. Apply on pre- misses, corner
70 ST. EP MIrCUsYL
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FOURTH WARD STATION C.srs Co..
RII@r, larceny Of COW; bail Tor a haariug
.s"s Giyrrs, suspicion OF larceny: iail for
Court Jno. Holland, disorderiy; locked up 5
Eotr-. Chas. Blos larceny; iail for c,nrt
Il Is Nhaddock, do; dismissed. Jno Smith.
drunk; CO. Dan1 Lynch, obstrncting street.
co: aiso resisting officer. Go. SamT Frszi-r
suspiSlon OF larceny; for a hearing Jas. Nc
tuToy. drunk; military. Ann Ks.nnedv. drnnt
a"d eisorterly; workhouse. Mary MrchrII.
go; dismissed. nj. Teeffer, abusing his, yife.
DC. Root kihEeer, drunk and disorderiy; do
Jos. Riley. drunk: DO. Francis Albert drl.k
and discrderiy; military. VIM. Rufner, do.
dismissed. Geo. Miller, pro .anity: locked ma
hours Benj Barrett, drunk and disor.is-Iy:
military. EnmaE uei Fisher, dIsordrrly. dned
. 81. II. Cranegus, profanity; do si.ot. ID.
hanf, drunk; military. capt. w. Balley, mS-
ncious mischirf; finrd Sl.9i. Jno. J. Wilson.
+. Langdon, Jacob Martin, do; do. ga each
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~ Gold fell in New York yesterday at the
close Of the market to si.67x.
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PEksorAI.-Dr. G.. X. Phelps, CT, M.io
G-n. Meade, Pa, are at Wiliards'
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DRoPoSALs FOR CARPETS AND oyvIoE
CHAIRS.

pBorosALs FOR cARpsrs AND oErIos
orl.fssnAsfss Gsxs.IL,s o,y,e,
Hosh,asfon, Fsbvsary ~, lSss
rhoIosiLs win be rese.ysd st this p-p.rtn cot
furnishing the o.Ss slse. for OF Msy .sI :, 70.
Qusrterms.tsr Gessrsis Depsrtneot' VIZ OF 'as
OARPEI1Na.
seven hundred trDl yards NOR. or Lea. o,r,
.nfes GaT.st,Ss sf IN; s hest Ss. Of
square yara Z. iDeiue. %.S s oIs s.is.
20 zach room aud putIns down the same co Il p!s.s
the no2r. and payment made for Quantities IN a.
sscsrisinsd re rooms 70 be csrpeied can be seen
OFFICE CHAIRS.
Cne hundred aud twenty tieoI O,k oh.,-.
ss.t, sample Of which can be seen at this otse-'
the time Of sssins Re aSrs,mast I've weeks frs%
ca char to iuclude the delivery Of the sane ~
By order Of the Qu.rt.rn.s.sr General f.sm
NEW RooIRY sfoRE.
d.. EcAsl EaAs & PHRRIK. [cP.p,.,.
S S 9Th aud str sets, formerly occupied By Mr. J
a lar. "a re are now opening sad intend k"sPins
,r anrs Ll9uor.. sesars &c, which would 70,
AID .".n; me- eur friend: md the yselie TO eau
anu eA'1-ihe before purchs; S else " Sss,,r
:" sorthvest corner nth and s.s.
DIstoLurIoN n,
The p.ru.r,hiU hsrstSoSs ss ss's,iP u,s., ,,.
sams Ct RorEs a STILES, AleIssdria, Va. is tHk
e %nsS a. The ssH'
Aessndris, Va, Feb. q, 1855.
PRoDUcF "a 5Ep s SAN fi RsSj.oy MERCHANT.
ALEXANDRIA Va.
60 81 Constantly on hand faa supply q sstlsrs'
PIssyTIsa CARDs-al, . Go ~ 2ss,'.
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FLAG RAisiNG.-A large American flag WAS
raised on all elegant staff by tine en- nIoyaa, ~
thr Z uaTi' Tmast' and Railroad Deparrmants
on Mary land Avenue, Monday % at moan
nIuntinl repast was set ont aud indulyed
az with relish that was salts factory a. To IN.
qualify aud quantity Of eatabies furui.had.
Snort and splcy sp,eches were made by Major
Eol,y, OF the u. =. Military Railroad Mr.. ~.
department: Mr. G.. n. Snow, General Sunar-
in'"noebt transportation, Quartermasi.r.
ih parimrnt- and others. Mr.. H. tiilb-rt i'm
cLaTee OF the Maryland Avenue Warehouse.
ofici;tted, with great credit 10 bImselfas ,nas,ar
OF TIE ctr'monies. a number OF patriotic
toasts were drank, prominent among which
was one sent by telegraph by young gentle.
man oil TIE lu;rterm lst-r's Department
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hrs. HUNTER & Williams
- PHYSICIANS YuK Pulmonary DISEASES.
Ne. y (ct,vtluud Ell


The practice of Drs Huxrsn &c WI,Lr,y. Ia
confined rstiusixely to the treatment Of AFRO. ;c
pi,easos OF the Thr at and Lungs by Msdicated In
lsbors is cuff GENTLY well inovn. It has demon
stlsled not only that bronchitis, AsLh ma Catarrh
cur ed bpt that Consum pten i, ali its stages Is
curaoe disease and that the direct application Of
remedies, by me- AIS OF iBhalsfion, to the seat ~
tso mal.dy, instead of swing them By the stonl.
hen, always ovortsxed and delicate IN these dis
sion a. the only rational AMI scientific mode OF
treatment. W. ~
Parties unable to visit the city may he traa.ad
D., CORES ponden- s-med cine, instruman', d.
oeins sent 10 them oy express. In order to obtain
ny letter. - =. 40
NoTE.-Drs. Hunter & Williams will visit Vas,
ins'o on tho I'd ard sth Saturday OF each monts
where they may be consulted at 26D Pennsylvania
avenue, over Mr. SosR' Sawslfy Stors Their ~. /, :
visit VIII be on SATURDAY tn. 2st i, st {. Is a.
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"ASTED.-Ws are buying SECONDHAND
: w FURNITURE, STOVES and BEDDING. fer
shich we are Psyiag the highest cash prices Yam.
Aies declining housekeeping, or having q sur pIus
OF furn tur@ will 6nd it to their advantage to give
81 4 cal. rOET2
ic u :: 3G9 Seventh ct. between srG z.
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WAETEp-E,sry person ~ know that Ala in
W the mar ket, ready 20 Fay essh for ell articles
In the housefurnishins line fhese leaving tie
city OF having surplus, win do well 70 call. r.
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