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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24
Ut,1 g>.lexaudria Gazett:e
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY "a.

SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY ~
The National Intelligencer has an article On
:'the policy of determination, advocated by
+he nlfraists at the North, argues against the
po!icy as we'll as feasibility Of any such attempt;
and EXPRESSES It's preference, in the conduct OF
the present var. Tor those plans which have
for their avoved object the reclaiming OF hos
tile populations, and reducing them to obedl-
ence. over those which contemplate their de-
str,,ction and the substitution Of others IN
their stead. IF successful il the "exterm1-
nation policy" which it contends IS impossible,
it Saws that it would take the North one hun
drel and twenty years to repeople the oouth:
and. while clearing the territory tor re-coonl-
1at;on at an average cost Of five hundred mil
lions year, it would run up debt OF sixty
thousand million Of dollars when It was done.
The president and directors Of the Chesa-
neake and Ohio Canal Company have ordered
+hat NAVIGATION be suspended from and after
The 1st Of February next for the purpose OF
making the necessary repairs thereon; and that
the water be withdrawn from it at such points
As NAV be requisite to that end, and the re-
nairs be made 50 as to restore navigation on or
before the LIST Of March next
The correspondence from the Army of the
Potomac shows that the preliminary movements
toward crossing the Rappahannock at points
from ten to twelve miles above fredericksburg
commenced on Tuesday last. On the night OF
that day the severe storm, which has just pass
od over commenced. 4 dispatch from Gen.
Rnrnsdas Headquarters, dated last night,
states that the army has not crossed the hap
r,ohannock. The coincidence Of the storm just
81 the time the army moved. has put the roads
IN such an impossible condition, as to render
TIE advance an impossibility. Whether the
movement has been given up, or only delayed,
wzo shall learn from future events.
The Memphis correspondent OF the Chicago
Times writing from there or the 18TH instant
savs.-<'The negroes came swarmlng INTO
k,varv ca,nn on the line Of march, " hlle the
army was moving southwark they had no aD-
,,rehensions, but the instant orr faces were
turned northward, they came rushing to our
arms n the iyeIiesc terror, countless multi
tnde Thousands Of them NOW hang On the
skirts Of the army, importing It's progress, con
snmipg lis supplies and literally blocking up
the highways. Not less than 5000 are at thls
moment at the Memphis and Charleston
denot. destitute Of everything but filth, rags
and vermin.
a. Ir.x,.- L.oro and his TWO sons. d Ou n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24

SEVERE ACCIDENT -Charles V Hussev
son of Capt Andrew Hussey, accidentally
shot himself through the hand this morning
while examining pistol The wound yerv
severe one.
Two children in Baltimore were burned 10
death yesterday in consequence OF the acclder
tai breaking Of coal oil lamp, and the burn.
ing oil being thrown upon them.
DR.. Ford, of Stafford, was arrested by the
Federal military authorities few days ago.
but subsequently, released
GENERALS In AND OUT OF SERVICE, THE
Secretary Cf War sent to the Senate, yester
day. in answer to q resolution. statement Of
the number and names Of Major and Brigadier
Generals in the service Of the United States
The Major Generals number fifty-one, and the
Brigadiers two hundred and forty. The fol.
lowing are not assigned to actual command:
Major Generals G B. Mcclellan, j c. Ere.
mont, Irwin Mcdowell, D. c. Buell., Fitz John
Porter, C. NJ. Clay.
Bngaditr Generals Andrew Porter, ". }.
Harvey, C. P. Stone, Geo. 4. Mccall, Louis
Blcnker. James Shields, r. B. Marcy, I. 7.
Cuttenden, J. B. Turchin, S. ". Crawford,
L. P. Graham, T. B. Tower r. }. Oglesby,
W. B. Campbell, f. G. Barlow, j. H. H.
Ward, H. J. Briggs.
PUBLIC PRINTER. esterday was the day
set in Wheeling, for the election Of public
printer. The parties put in nomination were
Messrs. McDermott, (of the Wheeling Intell
gencer,) VIM Ewing, Job printer Of W heel
Ing, A. S. Trowbridge, present State printer
and d. Turner, Editor Of the Alexandra Va. J
News.
Of these the first mentioned obtained 81
votes; the second votes; the third votes
and the last votes Wheeling Press
LIBERTY HALL-Some new features are to
be introduced tonight, and the whole Canter-
bury Company, including the Canterbury min
strels, appear in change Of programme. -
Matt Gebler, the comic vocalist, will sing tor
the first time an original comic ditey touching
the fashions This is the last night Of the
Canterbury MINISTRIES, and all who wish to wit
ness their performances Should not fail to be
present.
The Y. Y. Tribune sets limit for the pros
ecution of the present war, and after proposing
steps for "a more vigorous prosecution OF hos
tiIitips inch,dinc thaarminr and use Of negroes.
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Army Of the Potomac.


DESIGNATED points, as to prevent surprise OF
the enemy ar the points where it was designed
to cross. This afternoon the clouds broke
away, and the influence Of the sun is telling
favoraIly upon the soil.
The market, this morning, was well attend
ed; there was good supply OF beet, mutton,
and other meat-prices about the same as last
reported. There has been small decline IN
the price of poultry, butter and eggs but the
rates are still high.
Yesterday, in the House of Representa-
tives, the case Of Mr.. Mckenzie, elected
member of the House, from the Seventh Con-
gressional district in Virginia, was referred to
the Committee on Elections.
The Washington Star says It is thought
in military circles that the court martial, in
Gen. Porter case, were not unanimous but
that there was majority of only one vote tor
his conviction.
On the 18th instant, the Virginia Legislature
elected A. 7. Caperton to the Confederate
Senate to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of the late William Ballard Preston.
Gold in New York, yesterday, l4S.
The weather continues very mild for the
time of year.
An interesting son Of Mr. Norton, in Wash
ington, of tie census bureau, died the other
day from eating arsenic, which he had sprink
led upon a piece Of bread, supposing 1t to be
sugar. The arsenic, it is Supposed had been
left IL the house by former tenant.
The subject of lay delegation in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, is still agitated.
Mrs Breyoor formerly Mrs. Sharpe, once
2 leading actress, died in New Y ork, a few days
ago.
4 sale of old American coins, took place in
New York, on Thursday, when most Of them
brought very high prices, as specimens for n1u
seuns, &c. Some OF the coins we're rare.
Jas. c. King and Emanuel Weller, were
arrested yesterday by Gov eminent detectives,
near the Chain BRIDGE charged with endeavor-
ing to convey into Virginia more goods than
were specified in the pass under which they
were essaying to cross over into that State
''Ion' says:-''If the Confederate navy,
i..clujling now the Harriet Lane; threaten the
communication, by sea, between New York
and San Francisco, more imminent danger
nenaccs it by the isthmus itself 1t would
seem that our government is at loggerheads
with that Of Mosquera, the ruler Of New
Granada. This government withholds recogni-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24

General Lean, commanding at Jefferson
City, sends the Missouri Democrat letter
from Colonel Pennock, 9th cavalry; Missouri
militia, dated Independence, January lltn'
stating that ten Of his men were murdered '"'
week previous by Confederate guerlllas' anu
,barbarities inflicted on their bodies.
Two i. S. Senators and quite number o.
other civilians who went to Falmouth hoping
to witness an engagement, and were IN camp
during the recent storm, have returned p'A'
fectly satisfied with their came experience
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24

4 soldier has been arrested by the Provost
Guard, for beating, and robblng another SOL
der Of one hundred dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

A NEGLRCfBH CousH. CoLD, AN
IRRirAfKD on Soar THROAT. Ii 81
lowed to progress, results IN &C.
rious Pulmonary. Bronchial and
durable. BRow BsoNCHIAL
TRoCHBs reach diysrsly the affected
parts. and give almost immediate
relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Cstarrh, and Consumptive OouGhs
the Tr0oheR ara useful Public
Speakers and Singers should have
the Trsches to clear and strength
an tho V0iea Military OHicars md
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LOCAL NEWS.

To orr Gesrgetewn subseffDere.
Ssssssfbers 70 me Sxs- IN Georgetown Will
hexeafssr pay tkraz subscriptions 70 M,. JeAa
MaShevs, eur new aEeat for that sity.
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AEN's DARss 8 uIfs.
Tosei's Drsss Studs.
0tIdyms' Dress Sxfs,
H.s's Bss,ssss Ssstss.
YoastA'S BxsinSss Ssits.

NOAH WALksR Co.. 36s Penn. avenue, Metro
tia. shei annn dspsy .nd
ter Clothing Ii now ready for inspection. 1t 10
comprised of assortment Of Gentlemen 3 and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
material, trimming and TorkshiP;
fAshtonsble articles Of dress, An opportunity Is
nov offered for selecting from the most sttrsetivs
stock Of ready made clothing In this city, at very
reduced efices. oo34m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

ARREsTED.-John Lane, who was charged
with stabbing II. G. Price, on the morning OF
the 5th inst, In the new building adjoining
Growers Theaer, was arrested this morRinR
by Officer Parker, of the Second Ward. He
gave bail for q hearing before Justice Clayton.
TITS very probable the case will be dismissed,
as the on ly witnesses have left the city, and
the matter was settled between them previous
to their de parture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

Tn CHEAPEST AID slsI Hll DY1 n LlWoALr-
Never Ekdss o. WasAss ON.-Urhams Hair Dye, g
ents box. The best In uEe. Try 1t. Bold By 8.
Ford corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, WISH.
aSton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria, Jaeh
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CRIMINAL COURT, Jndg> Olir.--Yesterday,
Robert Swartz, alias Frederick SWartx, was
tried and plead guilty OF stealing watch
from john Stefftn.
Vim. II. Sigatoose. indicted for an assault
and battery on Reuben Sd1iday, submitted his
case.
= Henry Willis, alias VIM. Willis, plead guilty
OF petit larceny, and his sentence was sus-
pended and he ordered 70 be returned to his
regiment
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BRANDY STATION, W

BRANDY STATION, VA, Dec. S, 1858.
Editor Star: You will please announce In
yonr paper Casualties in company +, 9th Mary
land Volunteers, In the battle on Friday, 27th
November :-Kiiled--Cslor Corporal William
Brown and Corporal Jas. A.9ray. Wounded
James +. Reed, shoulder; Chas. Pfaf, leg, and
GsCIge Grimm, neck. You will greatly oblige
the friends OF William Brown by inserting the
above, as we do not know his friends address.
A. F. RITrEHHousH,
Go. +, 6th Md. Vols, I'd Brig, Sd Div, Sd Army
Corp, Washington, ID. y.
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AUCTION SALES,
roK 0THlR Auor1ou gALls sl1 ls1 PAal.

5oR ofHlR Au0rroa sAL1s sla Is1 PAa1.
By o. r. Z. o8owE CO.. aue.toa.ers.
EIoRs8s, MCLBs, vAaOFa. And HARsEss
t...: l., 1Gsd!Sa: H : *.
ioe city Horse Ma1l g. on Sth strest- .ea. the o.
n:l: e s..ss Ranssr Of tAs sso'' named stock
+. .ishea' r'ssrs + y csoSt co. Auo.
~ WIN. I. WALL CO.. Asetioassss.
n ARD D,. rH q. i y s6rYs 81
S:ss q aIes..i::. fsss. Eiss:. i,.sos:. xs
l.-rs Stock esroYs go
A. our Auotion Rooms.
deli '' VI. L. WALL CO.. Aa..s.
ByW. B. LlwIs L co.. Auetionssrs.
427 Sere~tA street., 6sssee~ G. ara II strests.
GSHAND HOLIDAY SALE OF OVER 5000
~ u Lo1s o. eoops svI = asL. 20, p..ss.Is A.
sossika a:1s pss.S 1Sss sss. g. oisss. :.s
:s: u 81.
60. IA SILVER W..she::s oSsis:. yexslry
Gard s.sists. butter D;slss. usss. saiss.
sshlls: Tea. and Dessert Spoons. Fork.
Table outi.,y, - Pine I.c., B.l.ns.. .nal: Din
Tss.s Hoe:, and si1 reeS S cnsl.ly OF
osss. Tsnp:. oicsi:' and Gooi aas
sn ssa s ssss.la Ssss.
variety Of styles
.ns osh .1a variety q D o including
GOODS open forins1eetion and Private Bale during
IL ss s:s,; w.s.1rw1s co.. Au.s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

.szf " i %4tt P29 th:stsisf asu.,
ss Il. 81: ss::s E Gss: :Ss,:
Goods .,!I b rsmovsd nom ssor.ss Tor sos-ss-
OF -
Rosewood Round end Oetave Plano 1or.ss
s: and fs .s, oh.r.
at 1sd 5EsT: s,.
6ss;S 5dss: sss ! .ss o's
Handsome Marble top Walnut and NaAossny H.
Walnut 0ottase and Plain Bedstsads
Mirror front Mshosan, md Wslnat wsrd1ess
BAR. siueh, and spring Mattrasses
a.. and fs ..s osss Lounges
as si S. 81:
Retire 6nent T.Siss, stssds, soi. Tables s.a Cess
e. Ss, w.sg. ws. .s end 1ts
pfainx Gaze ana osars
Mshossn, Dressing and Plan Bureaus
Cane seat. Arm and Revolving Chairs
MAHOGANY Sresch, and Cottage BeassssAa
Paintings and Ensravinn
BG as9n. ss.s
del WI WALL q co. AueAs.
~ J. o. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auetioneers.
UNSTABLE DWHLLING-HOUSH AND LOT
srlsars ss sosFs AZ s P1nI1c siIs.roa MON aa1
AITiSNo0N, December 18th, g o'clock On ths
IL ssaais No. 80. fronting 80 feet on rwelf.k
some and we built Tarss, story y Fran. D..niae
and
and in Gil respects desirable residence.
Rossessson Given on or before January irs.
s at 3. se;s q Ill Go
ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auer.onser,.
EuREIrUHE or FAMILY DEcLIe ING
s.a p;s ~ = i IA
H.. oIsss s.,os asis. ssss.r
a.ls~.5:: S:ssss Sstlss: 9s:s Table.
ass ss:..tures. ws:rr. w..ct
Maple Secretary and B,okcase -fas
b ; Three ss'Y, and Ingram Carpets
China. Gt,ea. and Croeksry Ware
M:s .ss .ss Az: TN.
C Canss;sest Cnairs: Loasss
TssssEst With : lot q Kitchen Utensils.
dss - o-'A, 10 MCGUIRE 90. Au,s.
=. .. o'; %:: r s. 8 sf S :: Fl.
s : Il ai::Saso foias 49, ~:
CAVALRY HORsR9,
condemned - uD6t for public ser viee.
Bale TO O. mmeno0 At 10 o. clock Q m
Terms cash, In Government funds.
.a o. g SAWTELLl.
Lieutenant Colonel and q n,
debit cavalry Bufesa.
A ssIkrAET % A1rARMAsTIRg o51Io7.7
"A e'"~ Wss So asiSS.;SI I'd, s. En-
VIII be sold ct Public An ,tion, on WIDNH8
DAYS the 9Th and sd Of Deesm Ser i0ss q ~
Corral. nsar the Oh serystory, 10 this cityC
A lot OF Public HOR4ns and MULES. oenAar>A
a. unit for public service. : 3 -.
EAles 70 commence at 10 O'Clock q, "A.
Tefms cash, IN 6Oyefnment funAs, -
oHAS q. fOMPKIND,
0o1t1x 0setAin Q. II. us Arav.
n =. J.. B. WTOM, rs -
~ - PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN,
sae eva sYoA ALL DURABLE pIsRAsss,
AT 1hirteenth between. II andsR strests.
Dr.. u. cures ell Oursbie Diseases usaelly In AA9
sii1ses, without causing psin or swine Medissns.
And cordially invites al whysrs not we'll sbas -
pAy 20 come and Be heslsA. AZ 49,.
= :. WSAIsa MeNw sd Wsaest Fries"
x0eS-lN-..x. - ......-
nv . Csc SIXTY fOH6 Hay
" ZEE iYrfvv About 9Th inssaat.s III to~s ,vs.>
Ray 1rnsa New Jersey. lAlse. 10 90 VSp I'm
- y !. rHayn n met hAh sv q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11


Saturday Afternoon.
At Two O'CLOCK.
An ismease f'erfor~ases for Lodsee aad
Fa9sslies.
one performance, -
TAe Rases, Aarsinetn aud Marietta Tro.oe- TIA
AFu6s-And the Dramatsc Csmpaau
The Beautiful Pautomime.
JooKo, THu BRAZILIAN APE
"TrRHIHG THE TABLKs,"
BY the Dramatic COMPANY
fAe Great Arab Dicertisemeat-With Neg Feat
Admission, Ladies' and Children, to all
parts or the house, IS Gents. -,
TO KEEP warm. provide Yourself With eemforta-
bic furs. Stipemets. 236 Pena avsaas, has .
GOOD stock OF Ladies' and Child rem . Furo mi
mp eKrressly for this market and 10 sellne at the
lowest market prioes. Dc o st.
NEv, LArgsr. Mosr BEAUTIFUL GooDs just
received at the Dollar yewelry store No. <ss Penn.
and satisfy yourself deS-lws
DISEASES Of tis Nvuoss, Ss,niaal, U1isayy, aad
SeSSdt SysteUs-ns~ and yeltnble tyedsn1s1s- IN
kescrta q ths Hotrayd Assoeidtion-Sent By mail
r. ses'ea letter sn.elo pss es Of charge Address
No. South Ninth Street, PhiIad eiphia, Pa. as am
MEYER TOO LATE TO LBARS-By Prof AlSian-
Ger Holowski's new and sim plifed method for
piano forte and singing. Professor Wolovski con-
tinues his Singing and Piano Glasses, and opens Z
the last In Washinsten.- Professor Wolowski r.
ceiyes visitors daily, at his residence, No. 316R
street, On the northeast corner Of Eleventh street.
no Aim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

n~GEORGErOWN TAKES The Collector IL
N now preparing . dst OF property for adveH-
titemsnt upon which the general and special taxes
il hoped that all concerned will call and settle
prior 10 the 18th day OF pecern her next
do l-9v CHAS. D, WlLOH, Collector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

wAllAsIsD 20 ogil II BIZ DA!s-Dr. 9odfrsyh
Antidote, An En4iish Specific Of aXty.dy years
banding, win cure 9ose,ykas ~ sig days. No
change q diet reeuirsd. Price q per bottle Sold
Warrington. and Henry Cook. Alexandra. 80 ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11
NR0Rlr DIslAsHs

Sesseyfsea's CIR Is the mort certain, asfS and
sdy ever discovered. Cures In Two 70 four dsys,
snd recent cases In twenty four hours. No miner
Ssken. II IL the soldiers hope, and = friend to
those no do not want TO b exposed. Male pack
Ases, e female, o..
Sassarstas' s ROOF asd HHS JxieSs..A positive
and perm aaent cure for Syphilis, ScrOfua, Ulcers,
aor oS. Bold b. b. o. Ford. Bee Advertisement. nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

DPllNAgol1HaA 0Al HI OullD-DI. Rsndh
9psci6e cures Spnssa,ovykGa. SsmtnG' Wsasssss.
y. It's effects are truly magical. a trial Of the
Specific, yill eonviIee ths most sSsRtisal Of it,
aer I1th street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and
asnry Cook Asxandfia. tAe-1y ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

SWISS BELL RI1oERs.-The Blaisde}l
Brothers. with their celebrated troupe OF Swiss
Bell Ringers, will Be here next Monday, and
will give spirited entertainments, exteadlng
through the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

DEArERIS COUNTERFEIT MONEY ARRESTED.
Thos. K. Steele, alias Thos. Christy, has been
arrested by Mr.. u. V. Hogan special detectiy We
OF the Treasury Department, and dstsc Il We
John Dugan, for dealing in counterfeit moaey.
II appears that Steele was doing q big busin
and large amount Of worthless mouav was
found upon his person, 81 was also SAYS In
rcas Ury notes. He wa committed 20 the
Ct.ntTai Guardbouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
& q .sss ts.9sss
18th streets. The owner isreauesfsi to co ne tor
:'a s
l. 81 small Bow MUp! With . a1FsI. in:
ioth And i7sS RE ander VIII Confer a. fs1o;. and
receive suitable reward By leaving 1t At the Star
SIS :sT to5bIs bos se s:s Dec Is a.:
Of one paw white; near one foot high; large head;
sss sh and En- ny Vii
ceive the above reward. de II
e. REwARD-stoleni from No. 24s D street,
aoRs s ;Dd - id snail II
;:!;; :'::: s:;@::s :ss
~ on the stn instant. Dr. DARK brown COW,
up rom noss to ss And gray
sss: :ss ss J.: to al. 'fs' :ss sR
dealt With according to lsy q sx,,u
Nc. Ago G street, bet. 9th and 10Th,
dell lsrsv' Navy Yard.
FoukD-A Sinai SUN OF MoNIy., The owner
az q & the Of
scribins she same dslo St"
- Rel HORSE; white fore and hind legs bunch
as
street. will be lieer.ry rewarded: del. ST.
9sI oe sh so sSysnins Ct the s'n large el.ci
no value to any ono bts the owner. Any person
''s a. e 4, i: At this once 10. HYsos. =
7 OST-On WsdnssdAz tbs 9Th from Of our
IL wagons, DELIVERY BOOK; lost about the
corner of 18th ana b SITS. AHbsral reward viii be
paid II Left st the cor1ar Of New Jersey avenue and
de io-s.. HARvHY CO. q Express.
WAfoH DRAIN .iss Srs 81 g sos rEsee sGG
gold piece. gQH miniature shoe. and astse
m, y,sA WIN. 'oHssroS. at osassrSaf, Hail.
CoRKIL RoRsI STOLEN YRoM rHl SUB
- sefibsre farm, Hvins ~ miles from Washing.
'S and b.: da
shoes s1d txe old ones; ons or the old shoes broie
IN "' IN *: 90 Es4T Fl r; ss ss;;sz to
Clio REWARD.-strsyed or stolen. On Thurs
a. :,spHPf ,m Sav Il aSRS
years Old; j. :iisatly stissned in shoulder. hss
Fl. s5o1s reward viii 10 si1sa Tor iSiormssson
leading TO her recovery. a,r..ou
Box 1921 sS:. 81! a;sss Ss Store.
de 7.lws 367 Seventh street.
COX RDWARD-O, u aseessasy, ths full colsa.
street to ne hepst Il the 80; =, Dc OF IN
vss lost on Tuesday afternoon. between the hours
sSovs VII e es!d .iss y. sss"i: Fl
go strs.s ides RI ine II ~ nbMoN6 81 %
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DIED.,

DIED,
On The n,ernirs sf the 18th Inst, J1RKMIAH
GOUkNY, after painful Illness, in the 4oth year
Of his sge.
The friends OF the family are invited to after
his funeral, 18th inst at 2h O'Clock p N fro "a
bis late residence, corner Tairtsenth and SITS =,
{Taisnd.b
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soldier" Who ovsrtsI the voise and are exposed to
the sssx,re- BreSns Bronchial rrochss" h Ra.t
ing pvorsd their efficacy BY 8 test Of many yss-a,
clans and CUR geons in the Army and have received
testimcniss from many eminent men.
the United states and most Foreign countries at
Is cents per box no3-lm,r
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MIaRIAoB:-con.
tanning nearly sp pages and $50 ine Plates and ne
cravings Of the Anatomy of the Sex aal Organs in q
state Of Health and Diseass. with Treatise on
Belt Abuse, Its De picrsoie consequences upon the
Mind and Body, With the Authors Plan of Threat
ment-the only rational and successful mode of
cure, shown by the eport OF cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married and those eontem.
plating marriage. who sntsrtsin doubts Of their
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BousE-BREAKING.-Last night Mary mt
Tei was arrested By officer Lynch for breaking
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Center Market Mary and a colored man were
q atsd very comfortably by the table. en- loving
q cop OF coffee each The man jumped ont Of
The window and escaped. Mary was looked
jail for court. Mary Is an old offender and hss
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