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hvrsss hAvs 49, e,eAhea- cd S1onA = -
woOos. % hat - seSua1 ssnSR 81 ~
. TO- the 0uveS10 ~ 10 yeAasod % a. "a =.
Tee BocAtsais are -cosng VAhsel asA siecjess
are hall e0t - o r~c0frcAce. sAnd tAsA -
General sss1s ta taboa ffem - I'D q -
Night visaosi sufa b nksiarM.
SraScis piIos SO~>f-er hAs b~ea ppouos. a
o captain Of "a fsr6aa's Shar psh ootsrs \, M.
sbsy.rrSr OF y.rWoas ar his GO uass an A..
ry ana bravery in taxing charge of tvo -
pAnses 10 d-pioy saa act - skirnasAers A.
iron; of shs rssets ~ rOderiskssare, Va. -
s,oueutiy they were the -iast 20 recros. -
r<ss.oae h-tdsns on the r>trest % that utsat -
els u q htef. which required coolncss and an,
IN the rain. 6arrness aud confusion.
~. Yours. t-uiy. -. n
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Split VI THl MORNING PRDss

The Inteiisss-es- treating upon .I.stters OF
Msrqus," And noticing the action OF tn. New
York Chamber OF Com rnerca Of the 2lss u,t,
argue. that IL would Be impolitc and without
justification 10 i-sue letters Of marque during
the present war, - ths retsls have NOR
castile bottoms aroat tina high ssas, and
therefore the sole reward OF the priv aLser-
." hOoty"-coa aid not be obtained.
The I,teUigencer al-o notes the course OF
tbis Government and its recent promises and
pledges in relate n to priTateering: and quotes
from Hailsck snd Kent 10 show that IL is al
ways policy 10 av cid the Issuance OF letters
of n,arIu@ until absolute necessity requires It.
The Chrc~ici> replying To the Intei!igesc>T.
defends the action OF the President in select
Ing Judges or The neS Supreme Court outside
Il the District. The Ckrss,cle says that the
judges Of the superseded court We're also APP
pointrd from outside the Distrct-one from
PennsylyaDia and thrre from Maryland. The
atts ntiOn OF the Istel.sa>nc>r ia also called TO
tie fact that Mr.. Harris in introducing his bill
for the reorganization of the court was forli-
fed by such precedents as those afforded ny
tie efforts of Hon. Henry May and Judge Mer-
lex (rrior 70 his appointment) to procure such
econs.ruction of our courts.
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SECOND EDITION,
rhhEk oOL All P. y.
rnl CAPTURE OF AcYtsa BaIaApIBs oIS
lRAI PYOU0iifON


Careful Ia vcstis Alton has mada IT certain tina.
the fo,,owinF Are the facts involved In tn 70
cert Y-hei raid on IairfaX Court. Hous-, Ia
v hI. Acting Rris. 8en. Stou-htos and o:hrrs
were captured. Viz: Cspt.Moe-ly. with from
20 to g men Ia U. g uEi!oYn, entered Fairfsx
On ihc morning OF tins s-h inst NJ 2.ae q. m. He
came into ti:e Iines by way OF CentcrvilIr. pass-
ing ihr infantry picte;s, IT 10 ststad, with the
count rsign.
They did net pass in front of Chanully and
come through the Ca valry ri ketruanins north
from that point, a. ha. been stated but kept 20
the south Of both pixies. They approached
Fairfax on the south sid, part OF the force
passing ~ tie rns: I'D o. tee line, 10 the north
side; thus SURROUNDING IL They then came in
from ali sldes IN squadS Of four or FIVE, not
firing, but quietly cspiurin z all the I" proves
mar halls guards" who took them Tor Union
soldiers. They then formed thrse parties, one
goinR 20 the house occupied bpC}en. :itou Oh ton,
anothtr 20 that occupied BY OSI. wyndham,
ana the third TO that " here IL Col. tombstone
wac. Gen. Stoushton W as - k-n prisoner, Col.
W, ndham was absent and L. Col Johnscons
sttsred. LIVER, thing 80 q uietIy conducted
that the presence CT an -n.my wa known 70
hut fcw. Their chiefohiect se+ med to ha We been
70 capture Gen. S;oushton and horses They
D..
They went outtn the same direction by which
they catered, struck The W arrenton pike abou,
eight miles the other side OF Centsryille and
continued on that road 20 Wsrrentoa To pre-
rent bcixs intercepted the wires were cut by
The rcte!s tet., en- Fa:r:aI Court House aac
Centeryille, and no communism could Dc
sent 10 Fairfax Station, as all egress from the
Town wss prevented, otherwise an officer in
command at Union Mills could have been M
rrised in time 10 have cut them OF a, the stone
bridge.
SuEdry citizens o. the vicinity known 20 have
acted in cooperation with MoseIy have beer
arrest and cent here.
The following Is a List OF thn prisoner. Al i
property captured by the enemy on :hat occa.
SIGN. VIZ: Acting Brig. Grn S:ou ghtcn; Can't
Baker, 5th n. !. cavalry; Austin. clerk a,
headquarters; Baron Gardner DO; - Norrand,
y. p; graph operator do. Assistant: mo.
toGrapher: Is rrIvafrs.
81 II. StoEEhton and aids lost Il horses an
their equipments patrol guard, Il horses an 4
do; qnartermas teT's department. n nnseryira7.
horses ard servic"=ble 10. :Suhsea aaptIy
rcuiha r of thr horses were ound IL the WOOD.
Ard brCuchi hack
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OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION or T:IY
OBSTRUCTION THE INDiANOLA,
THE ORDER ISSUED PROM TICKSBCRl To
LOW 1T UP WHEN PORTRH'S MOCK
MONITOR" WHIT PAST
TIB GREATEST SILL OF rHH sBAsoS.

u. =. MIssIssIrPI SQUADRON, Tazoo River,
March lG, (sia Memphis and Louisville, l3sh }
Hoa. Gideon We!!es, Secretary Of the Navy Il
have Teen pretty well assured for some tim.
past that the lndianola had beer blown up, in
consequence Of the appearance OF wooden
imitation mortar, which the enemy sunk with
their batteries. The mortar was a valuable
sid TO US. Ii forced away tho Queen of the
West, and caused the bio wing up OF the HI
Gisnola. 30
The folio wing is an account Of the al AR taken
from the Ticksburg Wing, of the Sin instant:
DESTRUCTION or THR IrDIASoLA-We
stated day or two since that we would not
enlighten our readers in regard to a matter
which was puzzling them very much We
alluded TO the loss CT The guuboat Indianoia,
recently captured from the enemy. We were
10th to acknowledge she had been des iroyed
but such is the Case.
1.-The Yankee barge sent down the river last
week was reported TO be al iron clad gun boat
The authorities thinking that this monster
would re:ake the Indianola Immediately issued
81 order TO blow her up. The order was SAINT
down 10y courier to the officer In charge of the
vessel.
"A few hours afterwards another order wa.
sent down CounttTmandng the first, il BENZ
asceTtalned that the mOnstroDs craft VIA oniY
coal boat, but before IL reached the Indiana
IA, sic had been blown TO atoms-not even
gun was saved. Who is 10 blame for this folly
this precipitarcyl
alt u ODld really n as if we had no use Tor
gunbCais on tie Mississippi, "a a coal barge il
mafnif' d INTO 4 monster, and our authorities
immediately order boat that would have
been worth a small army To us 10 be bio wu up.,
ID. ID. PsRTBE,
Act'g Rear AdnYsl, Cong Miss SQUADRON.
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JULIA A. CANNON.
WILLIAM u GAN NON
! In the fircHtt Court for
frtnte y orzc'I Coun.s
ngN fo.xf nf E,.


Tho object Of this Sui' Il tn procure a -crss tn
sivoics the complainant q rinsIo ,nar, uao,,, fro
the celendaLt. The DILL ktntes that tins com
an! MAS united ib the bonds OF vsilock IN IN a.
Tenant aOue time In the year eighteen hu nj 81
END torty-eiN With whom sac lived and c,,ha btsl
until the Year eigh teen hundred and SIXTY two
That tor they lived sr Don ter ms
ri h. uinr years the defend has been NJ ittla
with E- family and during that Iiln- lac has
utsi out little tor lhsr 1T and aud
C|"f'y hs~ l-it hem I'D tsk Ell up ms REL i-n in
VA D.. inLtCn c. .. hat thr defend At A. psr-sl
entlJ Treated b-T with marked disTo- al sIt.n
H|b' snd roDSu"t towards her she wEs In d,na-r
OF sCis- b. dip hars in inuins lave wit. n
j nht tS' De T. nd mt "a al been tor
e"t!'erUu5 ana Iii,tt IutcfCOurss vita 1AYous low
sh' dir, putatI- women nn1 fr Ia this prrsstru.
Course % Iie OF lhe defend taI -h- isdsd tEnt
tee ce'.I dAnt Ant the said defend ant resides
OF lIe State If Maryland
It's the eupob. tine 9Th day OF March. 1873 ad-
juGsrd snn order hy the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Tor Pril e, Georxrs county. As a Court pf
EQuIt that the II Ia ant b cansins copy of
h'hes st Warrington ri: y District of Dol 7, III,
OF oe in each OF thrRP successive Def r, the
10th day of - ri next give otos (, II. nd Alb.
teI defendant Of th. object and sub tausA 81 This
bill and warn him To be nd APPEAR In this (yoart
In person By collector before tho lat Az Of
Aus utt b5S, u TIN premises AMI .huw "a y
an, he IA, shy. drrr :. onxst No. T. p:p Is
Circuit Court " Prince Qeor ss's COUNTY,
ssa art OF h sisy.
FREDERICK s,ssCER.
Cirrt Of Cirnalt Oou II FIR
mar Nisw3Ss Erines HssrGss ovsat1.
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TrsAScIAL--TheN New York papers OF YES.
'rdsy ~, hing cay The market Uprned frn
gU,r m mt, and, after some irreguIarlty
sLd urst Sdine~s In several descriptions OF
-iscaIat We stocks, closrd with a str,nyshsp-
a. Lt,Geacy In government securItiIs the
a,i-.t transactions this mornins were IA
,rD -thilu and for one year gold ne airing
ar al. -tr-- OF The Intt~r some large amounts
- g. d hands ~ p9S, and We hear of sales .t
=. We note Iitile p-rturb,tion Ia the gold
-TF't, thr pur, haseS To al! n ituring en-
& ~ M. niS together with the demand for ship
% at, mAint- IN prices nj about ths ssns point
g Tt.h" yrstrGisy . ciosing transactions. u 10
: 'trT have r"nsed from 5J SaSiS, the ten
g Isy tsInP t"WHr~s the 10 yer svtr~ma.
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VICKSBURG EVACUATED!
Gen. RssetraAs TelegraPAs that b
has information leading ~
that conclgsiSn! +
Information received 1t the Navy
Department confirms it!

This forenoon. q dispatch WAS received here
from q en- Rosscrans, stating that according -
information that had reached his heaaduar-
ters, the rebels had evacuated Ticksburg.
We may add tina. for soma days past :hs
Navy Departments have been in possession Of
inform alton from the Mississippi river leading
20 the same conclusion; showing that they vers
;srial from Vicksburg back into the interior
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CONGREGATIONAL,
EXTRA SESSION or the SENATE
SATURDAY. March =

SKyATB.-Mr. DooiItIie reported back frsw
the Indian Affairs Comm lite a Preside atssI
message In relation 10 the Indian massacre. In
Minnesota, aud Certain papers In relation TO shs
removal Of the W yandotte Indians
Tn h,s motion the said com mit;ee vacs Al.
charged from the further confederation OF b,ta
these matters; which were laid on the table
The Senate then went into executive sa.sl,s
At hslf.pas: one the door were again op-nrd
and the Senate took a recess until two O'clock
NJ which hour Mr.. Foot, President pro tsu !.
called the Senate to order, and i'm ras dia tal v
declared il adj burned ssae dee
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The TAMhAsY RsGINRsr-Ws ar. glad Z,
Eotiee that in v1v OF the favorable inspection
reports Of the !"d (Tammany reEimenD New
Ork volunteers, Gen Hooker directs that tho
privilege OF leave Of abe nee and furloughs be
restored 20 thu III. TIE Tammany regiment has
o'~tinsuis.lrd itsslf in many fields. and 1t Is
pro abir hat long ser vice aud thinnpd ranks
0Cc"s'Ooed the apparent Deficiencies on is prior
p~ctiOD
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST
RKIN7ORc EaEeTs geR THR YAzoo Pan
kXPEOIrION

CHICAGO. March IA special Memphis
dispatch OF the ii-h inst, Gays that Quimsyr
division which was forced TO return frou
fouDgs P.iut on account of the high wa,s-.
stoTrec At Yszoo Pass and has pro babiy esss
10 reinforce the expedition said 20 have pa -.ed
fazoo City. and capturr the fleet " Iransp ara
WHICH has o-en r. ndexv ousing there for a ioae
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{ 'OkCkRf FOB TIN Orphan BOYS.
ODD FELLOWS NALL,
fUDeDAY EYKNINQ ha,ah =,

Prof Jas Scbeel Pisniss-Yrof p s,.oi.,
5luti-t and Bsriton--PIof }. wiessert, V!oIinis.-
AasIer Mehenbsck, Piaast-John McCulinu ah
sa OF fhiadel Psis, the eminent and talented
etsmstc and histo ie and poetic reater- will rscte
SShHmua y bris y or the Bold Roy OF Giin Gsi aai
b AL E.1 the r. Yaar tst or sinser-Mr. Mathew
.ins-r-!po. Wynan. H.q =, the we'll known. tSs
cisn -e'
~Let every one go to this veil seIec,.d and
diversified entertainment
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DISIKI(TIHE FIRE.

EosToS, March Ia The Eagle w oolen NiIlS
were burned yesterday. The loss 10 thirty
thousand dollars. Ii was insured for fifteen
fhCUsand
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|" The Senate yesterday recon sidered tie
casts OF Col Torbort, of New Jersey, and
Col. Ellr', who were REJECTED Thursday;
tE'J WIRE confirmed BrtgndLrr- Generals.
They th. u reconsId, red the confirmation OF
krsJ sanO~.ki, OF Ihr Fifty eighth N.S York
- ITIgadis r. GenrraI, ana rsjrc-d him
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BRUSH MAR TRiUsk, TRss.-The NasS-
Villa Dispatch i-arns that quit a spiritad iitsl,
nsht took ace n ar Triune on wednesda lisa
The cap diuon sent out wa under Gen Stea :
man, anc embrac. d two regiment of in f.su-
shout ein hundred Of Col Johnsoas Fast Re-.
ntssee cavalry, and eom- srtIlier The sss
W' NJ hmall- LOE,sr,Ile Journal MarcA llA
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SoLDtsRs' RssT.- Capt. Z. ~ Camu A N
u. since "Wednesday last, has received tue -.
lowing: IA convaiescents, IL recruits 81 drsft
70 men ivr michiean rrginents Us furioxxhsd
In tie Held sos men, 70 conval-scent camp sa1
&C FORREST Hall prison deserters
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OKPHAss' CoURT.-This morning letters o.
administration were issued 10 Thorn ~ Skiiley
oE the esta = OF James X. SkiIler, aad Mn
a ds 9uburri, on the estate OF DIR. Leouf
0uburr. VIM. Drane wa appointed gusrdiaa
TO thr Children OF John Breretou. No dacisteu
on TIE barney case was mace this moru,as
viii rt 10 understood be made oa next Sstu nd Az
without fail
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CosvIREsD.-Anong the oouurmations BY
the Senate today were those OF Gems Oarl
Schurz and Stahl, 70 b Major euerais, an 4
OF Col. Stevenson 10 b Brigadirr- Ge ,sraI.
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IRON IRON CLAD SEA STEAMERS

- kAyT DEPARTMENT. Mnsch IL, ljSs
Tn, Navy Depart neUt will. until April l7ta n {
receive rFcposuls for the complete construction
And -9ui pinent tor service includius vronuht
ltCu sun carrIhees but excluding guns ordnance
stores. ] sut Al Instruments and fuel Of
lf"n iron CAD steam RS, OF about on toms Btu ri Ell
heAHnTte r. single deck ,-ssc, and 81 d. uxht
O. ~St"T ths boat. m sats, yards All rigging to
se f !ror and the armament to consist Of zen q,
In cas-n'ais, each Weighing about e tons without
the caTiia.-
The hoiicrH To he OF ths hnrxnntsI tn hyra Ar kind
with IN squar- feet OF fire CRATE surf.c. AMI
t'!kn square fe OF water heating surface Tha
racbi cry to corkist of tw separate pairs 81
dtrrct sfion, horis' ntai rngiras Operating in
frpendentls, two iron scr-s pr.p-iis,. OF Is f.et
dan cttr, cIe under each unite: OF .he vssssI
rScity OF each az the oylindrra ~. ouhin
f'Gt To he u tdsd with Esveli'a sn.faca Ear
o. o-er contai ing $50 square feet OF exposed
irhH surface '"r each = OF en- gines. Bunkers to
bc iroyt:e- fur 6U 10 ns az CO Al
froSTr al Will lie r-ceIyed On general plaus
aud sp~ cinSsti.'ns that may ha aIaBi aad 81 tina
Navy Department; Pa tiea az Pr pose on y an.
nno specifications of hull ana m.chiurry az thsir
own mar l., = 4, .h1-
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FROM RIcBNoSD.-AooQt9 O'Clock last uight
i've men were arrested near Fort w axu-r ursr
TIE Insane Asy irn, ira veiIng in n wagon who
gave the pauss OF Elias Cohen aud B-raSsrd
kohn. They each had passes upon them dated
Richmond, and signed by Gen. wiudsr, and
about $500 In Southern money, S3yl being 4.
Confederate nots and the balahce in StatsV
funds They were sent over to-day ny Col.
Piper to Cspt. Todd, who sent them ~ the OLD
Capitol.
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l. OR SALR.-A four horse eUTLKg,s WA0oa
Val o. IN cheap. laSairs RIsUs sIpesss
erce 10 ,he rear OF the metropolitan Hotel.
THE FINN or sAIrH HARE Is rHU
DAP dissolved by DutuI soossnt.
ne be- 80 will be con Que By 6sO. 7 Sniya.
AZ TIE cd stsud. No SI1 seventh street, Nth
~ om Ta'acs viii settle for ali sccounts dss ear
ttm. GkD e. rNIrH
BARNET HAkS
Nesh!DS.cp, March IL, ISIS.
mar l.-.pst tirt-l Chrssicts
TBK UNIihsIGN RID, ts.st al for ths pstrss-
j go. 20 literally b~~tos.d us.n tie lsts ara.
bvs- ccp.iut of the tame
BIS sicc, Of goods will slv,ys be fsli ssd o. sss
bret quality ,,..s
sst sf my goods iron the ed .ssasssS
rpt we'll p.sp house OF ri-rssa sos
Bal6s<rs vAich ~iu be 81 Gci at gasrsstes te0
tL<y vii give entire sstissa~,, a. .x,,u
b.srsh ~ r. r,er.an scn Hsiunsre.
No. SII s-vesth - nsnt Ia
Natior q IntsihSei cNr hsidtAf
rB. 6-cds deiissrl srvs In ssI s'rs 81 tas
city OF 6eOTs~$|Sh.
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CoETIRNsp,-The nomiRstion or Hon. r. J.
meiss, OF Tenn, as codiAer of the laws OF the
District Wa, IL IL understood, the mvrnInx
confirmed by thr Senat-.
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CLOSE QUARTERs.-Last night the warden
cf the county Jail aud his assistans, Ia 2Ss
prisoners IN their custody. This vast nu .nb r
of persons, all under criminal charges, have
sccum ulat,d BY Reason OF the suspension OF
the Criminal Court. The cells are lou! eight
by ten feet each; and TIRE prisoners at night are
ckliRed 10 lie spoon fashion, of course. The
next term OF court will probably relieve tn.
wsIGen Of many OF his dodgers: but the prisos
is unfit for the KEEPING ofeven n fourth OF the
present number.
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BRCrAL ASSAULT ON A BoY.-Yesterday
afternoon, about clock, a msn nam al Pat
rick DAILY struck q boy with Ia chet on tns
tack Of the head, inhicung q wound very 4. .
eerous, II not positively Iaiai. DIR. Roland
fiom stanton Hospital, attended the DO, te a
Iorarily. Father Wait-r was sent for m ~x-
pectation Of the boys death. LIZ appears Lhai
DAILY and the boy mother occupy the sane
nouse, and quarrel had taken place betS =ea
them. The lad was IN the ard, ana Daly tosE
q Ratchet, and goins TO MN, chopped him on
The head. He thea ran from the premises an 4
escaped arrest The sffir occurred On Seeoaa
tetwetn and q streais. The police of the
Fourth Ward have been ndustriou,Iy engsg-d
In trying ~ ind and arrest DAILY. The name
OF the boy lie William Grady. All hope OF his
recovery IL gone.
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G~1hey have cans NJ the first salmon In the
3. ual.EcOt. I hr Portland irynS says ths fsh
u =. reTy Isr=e aud promi.inEIy fat
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w Ah1ED- BY lady, UNPCnSIsa
w kuu5 suitable for school Ter ,oans ladies'
If in dwelling wuald like 10 board in tina same
family II agreeable. AihO, = lob or sccon han:
echool DeRks and Seats. Address ID, thyou d
the Pest Csics. mar !. r.
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COMBINATION or TIE REDEsAL YoRc r. On
THE YAZS0 RIgBg
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TELEGRAPHIO,
prRTusR -ooscERKsSe IHs PEE.
KRAL ON THE IAzoo..
cAprURg oY YAzoo CITY.

pEsIRrcfIos or TEs REBEL TLEsr
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NEW SORk >YO.k MARKET.
NEW YORK, March II, III a.m-Fus, BOARD.
Coupon Sc, 1851, lc2a 73v's les; Demand Nosss
Gold, 15Sa.
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NnTICR TO sCTLBRs' AND OTHERS
~ have In Store W"
IS dozen PRY PANS.
so do TIN PLtTES.
SD do PINT CUPS
SO do QUART CUPS.
TS do 90 AIT eTps, With oovess.
IS do POCKET KNIVES
III do ENIVRe And Forks
kS as cpPrEk POTS.
" ss1~<sSSs Mann sctu rers Of Tine Ware.
4 H. 4 Il. 7. GREGORY
sal Penn. ayenus. WsshinGton. n O.
enA q ~ tCAepa
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W ANA Ep-By permanent t-naat, q HOUSE
w containing from 10 =. Is rooms. III Gees q.
CARY. Pest Ufic- Btx a., Lar a.
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N A. TED-A CULukkD MAN vat T. ONE
w who thoroug ga under stands hi. busin 8 and
is cspsts OF tai Hing charge Of Tee din .n
tables Must have cIty references. no etaers n.-:
tYglS. Inquire at i31 18th street be,~sea
and v. Ii =.
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Az Ant III A ding z room SERVAEr one who
w UEd-T stands tbs busln kcL.s Ot.r. pssd
kpp Herudon House, corner 9TH ana SITS
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SjANTED-h CHAMBERNAJD a. the Eb5it.
W UOu-e. Also, SEaMSfRESS ~so Gas work
Oh seE u machine II &
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III; ANTkb-A COOK tor officers .ii-s-e. ii Nj
w pOrt Hill VI. :i-' miles from G@oTg .t0=u.
App, to JOHN EUN il, coru-r 9Th and ID NtJ
IL 3t'
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4 TENT WsNrED-a large SQusre Tent. In
n suire 5C6 Ninth street. next 20 Pe.-y's Dry
G0fd Store. mr. So
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n TIE LADIES or THE WESTERN pRk5-
W. B1TERIhN CHURCH will hold a PAIR
81 SLOWS building, corner of Penn avenue and IN
street, commencing MONDAY evening merit
ne week. 37t'
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VA AN EO-By the IL II ~ IL vf near ia
~ street, - geo reis' Dor mood, IsUR
FlSHEt HUtSE- co';ta: ming from four 10 DiEht
Tunt..z. \ good Tenant IuEy obtain 4 I finn
~ ino ysaT~. AddFers "tf " - ,iuy ..5
y 1shir ytoC. l. &.
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" ASTED-A viii W:IMtN ~ cnaS sni :,
W iron. Apply g. No. %. Fs;r"ot D. t-ssn I,,h
end 18th IS
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g. Enn WASrsb.-Ths undersigned is Al.
c~',oOo thoriZsd - borrow four Or i've thon-
sand dollars for ave 10 red ~ pia "a
OF real estate worth Ave times she amount Apply
town. |.
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COX WANTED, (whi.s to d. gene: al hUusa-
I work in NAL / mti, G.rHsn pr-fer Ell
Apply 30 fMiLE DUPhE 3c1 ThiEte= nth s,r.st,
t.t-ss II I. and Vi ma
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E'OR SALE-A STEAM LAENDRY and ALI the
= apPurteDsDc.s. Apply st 141 DUN barton st.
GeoTsttown. ID. e. ms IA ats'
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Va ANTED TO RENT-A PLACE on Pa avenue
~ suitable for seg1T and tobacco store. Al
d ess, stat Dg terms and location, II. + y" Room
81. Gle renior Hotel. mxs l2I,'
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THB cHssT N NEW YsRK.
Terrible / Attending Revelations
SAD srexY Of ouTRAsz AND whese
NEW YORK SUNDAY MERCURY

NAEOH l5Y.,
~ - sive- the full particulars ~ the thriHns is
o.ients which hSve oaEtly occurred ia tA~
HAUNTED MANSION
n twenty seventh stre.: New York ana tta astos-
i.ainG reveal ions at Ing th -lictei frsm the
sCOkCLAVE OF PBANTOMS
that have for . month past rendered the loe.,i..
famous.
TAE NOCTURNAL DIARY
wELI-KNOWN AND DISTINGUISHED MAN
OF ECIESCE,
WHO SAT Up TWO WHOLE NIGHTS ALONE
IN THE HAUNTED ROOM,
IL given Complete, and furnishes an unpsTall.,sl
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ElNk 0UNPo DER TIA. only 81 s "a good
~, A. can % bought in this city for q 70 good
gents: Dried Aspls. and Peaches; Canned Psaohe.
tomatoes, PeAs, Corn ana other Fruits We Are
goocs can be purchssad any Vi ere and invite buy.
eIs'S ave IA eau. JOE. W. DAVIS, corner 9th
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w the market, ready 70 pay c:sh' for all articles
II The housefurniships line. These leaving She
city or having sur plrs, viii do well TO call ii
BUCHLT, AS Seventh street, between and q =.
issst side Dealer In Nov and Second hand Furpi,
tufs NO Isl
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WAEFSn TO SEL!--Ths StocE and Fixtures 81
W nrsi-cl rss Grocery Stasd IN The oeutr Il p,r,
Of the city Satisfactory given for sellfu
Address, Morto1 - Star Ofce fa ~