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TAe Ames Manufacturing Company of
Cnicopee are working $50 hands now, on
swsfds' cannon, and gun machinery. Three
cannon day are made; they are 2.-pound
hoWitzers Of the Dahlgren pa tern for rnn.
boats heir gun machinery is for quinn axers
In England and at home.
0Ihe Mormon Saints have established q
Theater At Salt Lake City, Brigham Young
And President Kimbail officiated at its Opening.
songs, dances, the comedy of "The Honey.
moon" and the farce Of Paddy Miles's Boy"
made mp the initiatory bill.
~When member of Congress-. on rstirina
70 nis bed between twelve and one O'clock
carefully lays his boots in the chair, and puts
nas stocking out Of the door to be blacked,
legislative responsibility.
1.-THE New Haven papers say contracts
nave been made with responsible parties 10
raise the steamer City Of Hartford, wrecked in
said 10 be fully insured.
Three hundred and twenty-five members
OF the Anderson troop, who mutinied and RI.
FUSED 70 take part In the battle Of Murrreesboro,
ar now confined at Nashville, in a building
formerly used IS a smoke house.
Some 81 ecimens OF cotton were grown at
Cofumoia. Iuolnmne county, California, last
summer. The Sonora Flag says:-The bolls,
which are thick on the plant, ara very full and
" mt, but the staple is rather short
- At the London Bankrupt Court, a prom.
ng young man recently turned up, whose
er"s 20 small tradesnae amounted to the COM
Heb'"r l. 'sronet- and but 81 years OF age
he Come tent Republican Stats Con.
venuoh met at New Haven on Wednesday
and Nominated Gen. buckingham and ths
o'her state officers lot recollection The .,ec
uoe tskes place on tie frat Monday in Anril
y Pennsylvania as SAMSON exported con,
70 the value OF tlirty-fcur million dollars Of
Goa! and coal oil she producer more yaIue than
CaAifornia does OF gold
- Mrs Swisshelm has been lecturinO in
Shica-o On the recent Indian rnassacrrs in
Mihhrtota, and advocates q total exta, N, ina
Soh oi We Sioux and other hostile tribes
= The prize schooner Sarah Starr. b,xin~
on BOARD SS,UCC worth of kerosene Oil Uas
burned at New York on Tuesday night
The Bangor (Me) Democrat which was
made Its appearance. A"' "s~ an
Inc Ohio LEGISLATURE ha, addressed q
vote OF thanks to Gen. Butler but refnsad -
request his return 10 New Orleans. '"
- " hen the last steamer Iefr. ano,bar hr,.
Mexico. "'oere isr
Meetings IN support OF the Union c.rsa
ha'e oeen held in dIfrEf nj parts OF England
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seCAMP GOSsIP."-Under this head the w ash
ington correspondent of he N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser writes:
"Rumors have reached here from Falmouth,
that General John Cochrane prevented move
ment designed by General Burnside a week or
ten days since, by representations made here,
and that General Franklin, in whose grand di-
vision he is, intends 10 have proper notice taken
of such an unmilitary step"
The resolution introduced by Senator Will
son to- day, would seem to have reference to
this matter.
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81 The Rebel Secretary of State, Benjamin,
speaks In his letter TO Slidell found with the
captured correspondence of the terrible
slaughter of the Federal forces at Shephards.
town Crossing Of the Potomac, after the battle
OF Autietam, whole brigades having been
anihiIated. The Federal official report of this
affair has just been published, which states
that only % were killed and 131 wounded in
the engagement, with lo3 taken prisoners.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. II.
rHr MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY.

To-day, Lieut.. Col. Alexander, u. s. Eng'-
neers, was examined with reference to an
alleged conversation between himself snd cen.
Nc D.; testifying that the latter had not In con-
,ersation with him, evinced an iadisposiiion 10
have his corps join and co -operate win the
army of Cen Mcclellan on the Peninsula.
Gen. Martindale was then examined with
rrferen ce TO the time the d vision Of Gen mccall
,oiped Gen. Mcclellan on the Peninsula; and
taeu the court went into secret session.
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INTERNAL REVENUE Observation-Disclosures
a manufacturer of agricultural implemer IS
appoints or authorizes an agent or agents to
sell such implements at wholesale at places
other than the place of manufacture, such
agent or agents will not be required, as author
ity for such sales, to take license as dealers or
peddlers.
II, however, such agent or agents shall sell
such implements at retail, license will be re.
quired under section 81, article S, or article o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

ga reception dinner was given to Gen.
Sehenck by the Union Convention Of the city
OF Baltimore at the New Assembly Rooms
last evening. 1t was attended by General.
Schenck and Staff, Gen, Morris and Staff,
Governor Bradford, and about three hundred
military and civil guests. Among the promI-
nent speakers on the occasion were Governor
Bradford, Major General Schenek, Hon. Hen
~ Winter Davis, Hon. Mr.. Maynard, and Gen.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

JUMPING TO A CONCLU5ION
The public should receive the statement Of
tn radical papers, that the court.martial who
tried Major General Fitz John Porter were
unanimous for his conviction, for what it is
worth-ioT no more.
UrGer he 6oth Article OF War, any member
OF sCourt-martial Including he Jadse Advo-
ca's,who divulges the vote Of any member upon
any OF the charges on which an accused person
may have BEEN tried. even to the President of
the United States, commits palpable and fla
grant perjury, and is punishable for that crime,
OF course. Soft is impossible that any one but
the Court and Judge Advocate Holt can know
how the individual members Of the Court voted
in this ease as, il a bare majority of one voted
for a oonvictcn, the record presented 10 the
President simply states that the Court found
him guilty, without stat ng by what vote.
In military circles here, it is believed that
there was but bare majority of one vote for
his conviction on either charge.
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ARREST En-

Last night, Jas. G. King and Emanuel Weller,
were arrested by Government detectives near
the Chain Bridge, charged with endea voring to
convey into Virginia more goods than We
specified in the pass under which they Wee
essaying TO cross over into that State; also with
having in their possession something akin to a
rebel mail. They were duly lodged in the Old
Capitol prison.
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TuB DAMAGE DONE

According to the best information at hand,
the damn ge done TO the army transportation in
the river by the late storm, is as follows. Viz:
Five or six empty barges sunk between Alex
andrs and Aqua Creek, and ten or twelve
barges driven sshore, with more or less dam
eye 10 their cargoes.
Also, zen or twelve craft 1.-TWO or three OF them
steamers) driven ashore in Aqua Greek har-
Der, or damaged by being driven violently
eLa.nst the wharf.
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~We observe that the Courier des E,ats-
Unis, Of New York, in purporting to give a
resume OF the Uninterrupted dispatches" recently
published, omits all mention of that in which
Mr. Benjamin ascribes 10 the French Govern.
ment or Its agent at Galveston, the initiation
o! political intrigue having for Its object to
0stach Texas from the Southern Confectionery
IRE omission is singular, but what NAV be the
motive OF the Courier in thus depriying its
readers OF the dispatch that should be most
interesting to them as Frenchmen we shall
Not undertake TO Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

1.-THE Peace Resolutions in the New Jer-
sey Legislature was yesterday referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations. A majority
OF the Senate are opposed 10 the resolutions in
their present shape.
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MIR vANDERHOPF'S
1Nl LA It READ ING
TO NIGHT; tFKIDAYJ
WILLARDs' HALL.
IAN EVENING WITH DICKENS"
PATHOS AM HUMOR 1t.

ID ROP SAILS FOR ZOE.
MEDICAL PuRvEYeR's OFFICE,
Wash'ngton, Jan. %, 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this off ce
as nssiesui IT,. :sS Il
E6i,wth supply of pure ICE, to b. delivered II
the following PIace,, viz:
Hilton Head South Carolina.
NewberD, North Carolira.
Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
New orleans, Le aisisna,
81. Louis, Missouri,
Washington; District of Columbia.
memphis. Tennessee.
"A the aaantity required at the respective posts
u no. precisely known, bidders will state the guam.
price per ton Of so lbs and Within .h.. period
they Can furnish the amount of their bids All.
IN furnish the whole amount required at any one of
'h S Pdsses Pre- sfHr. ID to be supplied
any Tor storing the ice at the posts they propose
The ice must be of the best quality subject to the
Inspection and approval of the officer in charge Of
the post where IT is delivered. The full name and
omGe soeres OF the bidder must appear in the
IF bid is made in the name of firm the names
OF al the parties must appear or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from disoyas parties .ciu not b ,ox,;d-
Ged re-, AND An oath OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals. n. ust be addressed to HENRY JOHNSON,
. "psnangtoh, u u, ana should be plainly marked
The ability Of the bidder to all the contract.
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
py two persons whose signatures are te
De appended 70 the guarantee, and said guarantees
The responsibility of the guarantors must Be
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nesrest District Court of the United States Dis
Bonds in the sum OF ave thousand dollars. signed
BY the contractor and bot his guarantors will be
required of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract. "
Form, Of Gxa,amtse.
We, 81 the county Of, and State Of,
And @s,oi the county Of. and State Of do
contract, in accordance with the terms OF his pro-
position and that, should his proposition be sc
esyted he win ct once enter into contract in 90.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre
pared to become his securities
ITO this guarantee must be appended thu on ei.l
certificate above mentioned
The Surgeon General reserves to himself tina
right to reject all bids that he may deem too
HENRY JOHNSON, M.sK.u.sA
- 5dtfe6 Acting Medical Purveyor.
DPapers authorized to publish Government al
yeHtiSpmepta plaaG0 cODv
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~ ShilhHgton is as usual, early in the field
With the monthly magazines, and sends us
the acceptable February numbers of 0odey's
Lady's Book, the Continental Magazine, and
Frank Leslie's Magazine
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ORDER BY GEN. HEINT7LEMAS IN RELA
TION TO DESERTERS

The following order has been issued by Ma
jor General Heintzleman:
Headquarters Offences Of Warrington,
January %, 1853.
General Orders, No. al. Commanders of
Regiments. Batteries and Posts, will make an
immediate report to Capt H. Clay Wood. u
s. A, mastering and disbursing officer, Wash
ington, d. c.. of all enlisted men that have de-
serted from their commands.
2. Hereafter an immediate report will be
made and forwarded, as ordered above, of
every case of desertion.
BY command of Major Gen. Heintzleman
CARROLL II. POTTER,
Capt. and Asst Adj't General
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PERSONAL.

NNILL MIR DCNTON, WHO SENT LETTER
w to the Steward of Trinity General Hospital,
ptase leave his address at the Stewart s Room. II,
MRS. L. SMITH, Clsiryoyant; Test MEDIUM, go
lvI south street, Capitol Hill, betw sen lss and
"a SITS. h, alf discs by magn .tism with but little
medicine sees ~ describes your dscease friends;
gets namts also &C Jour living husb .nds. wives,
and for the unmarried describes xactly the lovers
20 sct prately that rsons marvel Wit surpri Q.
Mrs. s fcrtells future events in busin rs,
RAG Q, re Ids ch arscter Hours from >. n. till
D. m. Sitting al. JaY iwS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

~The House passed a bill to extend the
time of the Assistant Secretaries Of War, their
appointment for one year being about to expire,
and also TO authorize the appointment of an
assistant Deputy Register in the Treasury
Department
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OFRIC AL.
TREAsURY DEPARTMKNr.

January ., 1873.
Pnynr nte of Awards m ade By the Emancipation
Com mir sion for the District OF Colu biss viii be
CONNIE need at the once Of the T. eAsufer of.As
L nited sta-es. on Moncay. the 9Th instant.
Persons interest viii govern th 'mse,ves &C.
core insly. &. r. CHASfs
iaSs ct Secretary Of the Tres sury.
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terday nominated by the President as Assis,
ant Secretary OF the Interior Department.
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THE RAIN IMPEDEs THEIR PROGRESS.

QUIET ON "WEDNESDAY, AND
NO SIGNS OF A BATTLE.
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~ There is considerable talk in social cir.
cies In chicago in reference to a suit for di-
xorce now pending in one Of the courts there
harriet A Baldwin, being fourteen years Of
age, ailegfs that one Henry McLaughlin, a
young man, aliured her to marry him a month
seeks divorce
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

JAN. 3D. Take Notie.-The SHIELDS "A
BOYS beg leave to announce to their many
friends; ana III the public in general, that on
they have postponed their eleventh GRAND BALL
to next MONDAY NIGHT, Jan. 26th, to be given
Tickets 81, admitting q gentleman and ladies'
- Tickets issued for the night of the 22d will
be received On the nj ght OF the 18th. ia % St.
N COME ONE-COME ALL
j HE SECOND GRAED COFIiLOS PARTY of
tn PEACEABLE CLUB, to be given a: Hsr- "A
m0nic Ii all, Green St ees, between Bridge st. ~
snd the Canal on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2!st. -
The members will spare no pains to make - !
this the best party of the season.
Supper and k.frs shments served BY an expe
rienced caterer.
Tickets 5 admitting gentleman and ladies'
By order of the Committee. jS 81 It
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A TTENT ION, SOLD IBRsl

A TENT ION, SOLD IBRsl
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW,
4 STOVE THAT YOU CAN CARRY In YOUR
s... KNAPSACKt
HOPES PATENT KNAPSACK STOVE ia inst
the thing to go with the shelter tent
You can put it in your kna pssck without any ap.
pieclaSle enlargement Of that package
One Stove. using l4insh wood and weighing q
lbs OF, with pipe, lbs is sufh Gent for four
men An oftcer can carry one in his valiss, and Is
oil them. omcers size. using B-inch wood can be
packed in hard bread box. 1t has neither hinges
nor joints to get out of order and is at oace tbs
CHEAPEST. BEST AND ONLY PkACrICABLY STOVE for
soldiers use yet invented "
For sale BY J. r. BARR 4 CO., No. 1876 Ninth
ST., and by WALL & BARNARD, corner Ninth at
aud Pa. avenue. wv
Suffers orders prompt filed Addre.s
ia % lot No a96 N,nth 81
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr.

NEW YoRI, Jan. 23-11X a. m.-First Board
U. s. Coupons, 1881, 95XaSe; 1910 Treasury
Notes, 1oi Sa1C2; Certificates, a5EaSS; Demand
Notes, 144xa144X; Gold, 7Xal47x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTEIcT or
vIRGINIA.-The following is the official vote
show ing the election Of Hon. Lewis Mckenzie
to represent the Seventh Congressional District
OF Virginia in Congress. His election gives
general satisfaction.
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~ CO N n. -
W. Oh, COME WITH NIB. -
q q n u |.

Why, to the Central Hotel Restaurant. Yes,
Ia. ~. been fitted up in the most costly style, With
of Liquors at the bar and every delioacy sea-
son can Be had at al hours, In the most clearly
II. D. GELsTON, Proprietor Eooms for private
and 9Th ut. in 9Dsmsf
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OIL.
COAL OIL, so ,r,r.
BlsT oU.IIrv PER GALLON,
ANEW YORK GROCERY
ia 5-N Cornar and Eleyenth s{s

- n W 0 ODl
PINE WOODi
500 cords Of Seasoned Pine Wood for sale H.v;,.
made Arrap gements to deliver this Wood In MsaLs
inston, my wagons will be on the Market Stsnd
eSsr1 corner q Ninth street
city, by leAvihs name with the subscriber. - 'A'
1000 measure, and much below the marx az
price, II customers leave orders.
AtW. M. Shuster & Co 's No SO Pa Az
ia . cow hat .ean 1tb 90 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

NEW Figs
SssI Received at A. M. BININGHR "a %
koI "a avenue, second door below 18th stres, - -,
invoice Of very choice selected Figs. NAV GO. an
pat Up expressly for family use. IA Ia ~
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HVN 70 SAW YOUR MONEY.-CaIl at ths
ner Pa ay and 9th st. where comfortable iodsinss
ian ee mao al 80 c. nts pc day. The Restaurant AZ
up rets.oiess OF expense, where ali the deIcaciss
49, W tias OF the M arkets can BE- I'd in aver
reduced in prices Dill OF rare
ia n Snl' III n avvSrnN ~
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PASSAGE TBiKy. Last night, about W
O'Clock, the passage of Mrs. Sareent's eoara-
ing house. on 4, between Ninth and Teae
streea, was entered BY y thief, who stole -
esntleman's coat and hat, and Get on witae~
being detected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

DROGRAMME OF MR. GEO vANDENHOfF'S
L THREE ENTERTAINMENT

L THREE ENTERTIINMENTs
w1LLARbs' HALL.
SMILES ksA bhR sgEARs:
the Dagger soliloeuy and the Murder scene
PART "A variety Of Miscellaneous Poetry, serious
PART Sam Lovers extravaganza of PADDY
Cd EVENING, "WEDNESDAY, January 2st.
,..s;, vi s,1n, e., H Iys. po.,ot,rs
MIsERABLEs. as arranged By Mr.. Tsndsnh S
snd Civ n by him in New York, st. L outs, Albany,
PsRra"x comic sketch entitled Mr.. BUNDLES
SCI ASB &Rs MR. BUM
Sd Ey asEsfH EF VIII 5 5n9atEy 3d.
lliustrative of his Pathos and Humor.
the POOH t5ERg story Of
and s to tss s honor for good
sfcR shf H tho saP
Par ssAM wELIERs vALENTINE-a dia-
logue between Old Weller and Sam.
Course tickets to the three Readings. 81; for q
single Reading 81 cents For sale at the bookstores
poSrS open as7ool0ek. Reading to
wO HUNDRED Gallons of good swILL for
sale at Hsrwood Hospital daily. jail Iws
F9R sAkEh w HARM Ess, and pair Of
sa' sssS
NJ L ST
s:s. s H.:
ia 22-at- Seventh St, between d and l.
For LAD1EsNA NDkhkcHlhFs'
HH% s%:;;,is:s Gro s5e; FL Lisnsn,
Mourning, and others.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Colored Eordered, Hemstitched,
''H' Hs. SS Ger German H.nd.pun.
The above stock is very large. and We viii offer
s on Gs Feb
4s Market Space. under Avenus Hsase,
M2 between It'll and 9Th SITS.
How A Pro. PA. PAM PELLET,
A. Boardman b: b.; Is cts. '''u'''' " % enf'
anss El: dslo sS ss
Present Relation Between Great Britain and
E1ees.iss si FSas s.;i s. 50 E. e.; Curtis. e
Or GSs E n.s ss. - sHstioP ~
Union or Disanion; Speech, BY Jne. M. Bolts;
Sermons on the Times; collected By Frank Moore;
81 :si ssss. the
The South; Letter 4. from RrisnS IN the North;
EoR sALI-A four horse STEAM ENGINE and
bargain Eof psftisaisrs Inquire Of ". Z. CLAM LA
!. Is; Esd III Ycss Ven ssa -
tween I1tn anu IotA sts. 1A N-eoNE
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM BURNSIDE's ARMY.
FRANKLIN AND HOOKER START FRS

THE ARMY ON THR MpVs.
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ACCIDENTALLY POIsoNED.-A little son OF
MI. Norton OF the Census Bureau, died a few
days ago under very distressing circumstances
The family had removed 70 a new place Of
residence. and, upon, taking possession OF the
premises, n paper Of arsenic was discovered
lying on the window, which. IL IL supposed.
had been left there by the outgoing tenant
Inc paper was instantly removed TO place Of
safe Keeping, but quite quantity OF the pOisos
mao been shaken out, and was left on tbs
window sill. The little bow discovered IL. and
upon receiving piece Of bread and butter be
sFrinkled the arsenic on IL, supposing IL 70 be
sugar, and the terrible accident was not dis
covered until q sufficient quantity hal bees
taken to cause death, notwithstanding the exer-
ton Of a medical attendant
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C000 CORDS OF OAK WOOD POR SAL1
dress :, THOMAS Is. ROWE, Annapolis Junction, IA.
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"A DVERTIsEMENT- OoropHR %. 1sss -The
a great COED Of the prospect Of the Third Baptist
~ she Rs SI mtshngtOn D. g., have been got up
months, and have sent out OF church from it bY
h'e n.sm oers Of that church and has given letters
with Ii her membershipis l5O mem Bars. nsntaS
Snes AZ sSnS t Nth all the oft He
coming BY bis preaching the Gospel The new s
cnurGh was organized by the assistance of the Rev
geo SAN Ps2n, Kew. Msddear Rev Albert Bouidin
her Hill, Chauncey Muse of orsani1inn tn,
OF the church ei'' luz the use
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nj Rs. wk BE; CONTINUES ,o
CURE Ei ERY DISEASE
BY
HAND MACNETISM
445 STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AID ira.
Washington. iSzsims


M no IMPOSITION
MADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astrolo2ist
born with q natural gift She tells the past and
future-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages. brings together those long parAtsd.
No. a35 street West, between 9th and 7th,
the Patent Office. The only person that can show
likeness Of future husband absent fr ienS in
reality. Ladies 80 cents; gentlemen 81. ia % I'm
W. TAKE NOTICE
w HEREAS We gave over several Promissory
Notes to Mrs. Chas EXgers all dated December
22d 1862. for value received, for S5i each, due
spectvely on the I'd day Janu ~ 1852 aud I'd Reb
1872 and whereaswe have not receivst said value
for which said notes were given, forewaru all
perfons from purchasing said notes, shall not
pay them. JOHN j. PRITZ1HY
ja2l-stf CHARLES LEMAN
MIS-. c. 4. GILBERT vn,,vnocrprss
She all Diseases of long standing, and gives
due satisfaction when all others fail. Call and
for yourselves, at No. 35l NJ street, between 18th
a. d 18th. ia I9-Iwt
STROLOGY.-Ha. arrived in Washington the
"A celebrated Madame FORREST, Doctress and
Astroogist, who has arrived from Europe. This
wonderful lady WAS pupil of the renowned Signar
Marietta the astrologer of Venice. Was born with
natural gift; tells the past and future correctly;
warrants to cure rheum atism and otner dsesses;
can show a likeness of your future husband or
absent friend in reality. Ladies fifty cents gentle
men not admitted; can be consulted at her resi-
dence in north street, between 9TH and Sth SITS
the only threestory new brick house in the square
ia 2l-3ts
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ACcIDKSr.-As DIR. Mccoy was crossing INC
track OF the city railway, az the corner OF r.
avenue and Garrison at, Navy YARD, Gay o.
two ago, In his buggy, he was run into by O
passenger car his buggy smashed 20 pieces.
and himself so badly hurt that he has not w
been able 10 rise from has bed.
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FOB sALI-A four horse STEAM ENGINE and
ical Of six; horse ca pacity, which win be sold a
bargain For particulars inquire Of w. Il. CLAN.
PITT, on street, 291 between 18th and 18th, or
It his FEED store. on Now York avenue, 452, be-