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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10

See upon the first page Of this paper, the
letter Of the. Hon. VIM. L. Goggin, permitting
his name to 90 before the people of tho Com
lmonwsalth Us candidate for Governor. We
now have Eve candidates in the field, all good
men and true, with the election Of any one Of
whom. We and all others should be satisfied.
The candidates now are, Ex-Gov. Smith. Mr..
Hubbard OF buckingham, Mr.. Munford Of
Richmond, Mr.. Nournoy Of Halifax, and Mr..
Goggin Of Bedford.
Like the Lynchburg Rupublican, wsdo not
intend to commit ourselves to any of them at
present indeed We find it difficult to make q
choice among 80 many eminent and well
qualified gentlemen but will be entirely sat-
is6sd with the election Of either.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10

bT We publish this week on our first
page, the Imprsssment Bill, in which ali are
interested, and which all should read.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10

a. We are often asked where Gen. Mar
shall and his forces are. Don't know, but
suppose them to be somewhere in Kentucky.
The last We hoard Of them they were some
where not for from Louisa on the lower SAN
dy, with Federal force Of 1900 not very far
from them. KS,
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10
Indiana.

a.
The following extract, from the Cincinnati
Gazette. is from a letter writtens by q citizen
Of Indiana to his Representative in Congress
trying to devise measures for the suppression
Of the mutinons spirit prevailing in that
State. The writer says:
The people are alarmed at tho measure,
now on foot and developed BY Rebel sympa
TIMERS. We greatly need, in form for distri.
button, a defence of the Presidents proclama
ton, and the refutation of the charge that
this is an Abolition war. Such charges are
educating the public mind for resistance to 4
draft. Be assured that there is great danger
IT their doing their work effsctually. M
threat is even row more common than that of
resistance to any draft; and il il no idle one.
either. It is inevitable, without : great
change in public sentiment, and it is useless
to disguise it. Desertsra already and armed
protection in this county. II 10 30 in almost
every Democratic county in Indiana. A re-
astiOll seems taking place, but unless stimu-
lated it will be Only temporary.
Under the dreaded apprehension chat civil
war 10 ct our doors, the people are ready to
accept almost anything that would promise
even temporary relief from such caiamities as
that would infict. Taking advantage Of this,
the Democrats are proposing to circulate petit
tions for an extra session of Congress, to pro-
pose some measures Of compromise telling
the people that If offered and refused by Re-
bells. it will unite US at home. and avert the
crimes and horrors Of civil war. Think Of it
as we will, Ill mon will rush into such poli-
~. Ii the President, on such application,
shall refuse to call Congress together, they
then intend to explode the magazine and
precipitate US into revelation"
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10
Another victory by van Dorm.

Another Victory by Van Dorm.
The Winchester Bulletin Of tho 5th has In
formation that Van Dorm has captured two
regiments of Yankee cavalry. belonging to tbs
command Of the renegade Stokes, who Was
acting Brigadier. .
The same paper says:
Affairs on our right are somewhat interest
ing. Series Of skifmishing go on daily. and
the enemy seems to be sending heavy force
in that direction. Our forces, which hare for
some time occupied Liberty, a little place a
bout twenty miles this side Of Lebanon, and
on the pike running to SPARTA. have fallen
back to Snow Mountain, but they had previ-
ously secured vast amount Of provisions and
forage from the country occupied. The adj
vance Of Yankees 10 abUnt ten thousand strong.
A gentleman, who 10 an officer in the Con-
federate service and we'll known by other Of
ficers in our town, arrived here yesterday
evening, bringing much news Of interest. Sc
veral weeks agD this gentleman left our town
has been to Louisville and through Illinois,
He confirms the report Of great dissatisfaction
in the west-that arms are everywhere hid
den and the democrats say they will resist
Lincoln's CONSUMPTION act. The fear Of re-
sistance induced the order forbidding the sale
Of fire.arns in Indianapolis and other places.
In Kentucky the union feeling has died near
y out. incnln-fanatical, venal old fool
has done our cause great good in Kentucky.
The most violent Union men q short time since.
are iukewarm or entirely changed now.
i Geo. D. Prentice has really gone to Europe
taking with him his daughier-in-law--ths
wife Of MAJ. Clarence Prentice, and who was
for sonAe time with her husband here in Win
chester.
3 Rosencrans has sent i've regiments Of IN
fantry to Kentucky, and has ordered all the
cavalry frum that State to his army here, and
il massing his troops on his left---our right
doubtless to prevent any movement on our
part into that State, and other reasons we
choose not TO merti.n even had We time.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENTS TO-NIGHT.

GpovYE,s TBHATER.-A DIR matization from
D,ckpns' entertaining novel, taOliver Twist"
will be performed tonight at Growers Theater,
Miss Western assuming the character of
s.Nancy Sykes" and Sophie Climber that of
uOliyer Twist :" Mr.. Charles Barron will per.
sorate nBill Sykes" and Ben. Rogers "Facin
the lew" This will be the only opportunity
of witnessing this play.
CANTERBURY.-To-n night the thrilling two
Act drama Of "Dick Turpinn will be- performed.
and with in excellent cast. The beautiful bal.
let entitled .Nathalie" will also be given.
Annetta Galletti, Kate Pennoyer, nj nles Marie
and Augusta, and others will appear in favor.
lite dances. Eva Brent will sing sweet songs,
and the full corps of Ethiopian performers will
appear.
FARIETIEs.-A good bill will close the weeks
entertainment at the Varieties. THE French
Spy will be performed. and Miss Nellie
Howard will execute difficult though graceful
dances in the clogs. Besides these the entire
company Will appear, and give one of those
admirable entertainments which so delights
the habitues OF the Varieties.
CIRcUs.-This ia the last night of the Circus,
and it may therefore be safely predicted that 8
big crowd will assemble under the canvas
50 Dick TuTpin' will again be performed, and
Madame Macarte, who has so well personated
the dashisg highwayman, will take a benefit
Herr Cline and Eaton Stone will both appear
CARNCRoss AND DIYEY's MINsTRELs, which
formers now before the public, will give an.
other of their entertaining Ethiopian soirees
this evening st Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street. New and beautiful songs and Iaughabl
burlesques viii be introduced.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-The opera company
performing here render most effectively scenes,
duets, and whole acts from the most popular
italian, German, and English operas. A good
bill is offered for this evening, and all who de-.
light in good music will no doubt enjoy it.
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AZ ProvideAee Hospital. Friday. June 6. frsa
chldrss. Nsy - rest s. 1922
requested % attend hia funeral on 6sAdaY. n In
stsnt. D. n.. fro1 his late reaiden4e, lk street,
DslfnsaS Of this eiY aa6 0eef9eteGn ere eertiea.
teriy invited 70 Attes4.
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FORMATION OF CoRss-Corns are formed of
thicfened layers Of cuticls, and are generally of
conical shape, with the points descending into
respondins cells or Expressions of irregular
depths, according to the injury caused upon the
immediate parts where the external pressure IL
corn itseH but in tie part cempressed By It, the
operation for their removal Is painless. blosdless
causes be avoided. 70 all afaictsd With eorns,
bunions, troublesome nails, or other di,ordefs Of
DR.. White. ONCE No. 42l Pennsylvania avenue.
between Four and g. half and Sixth streets. my =
wAslAxYlp 10 Guns IN Biz DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey!
Antidots, an 1nSiish Specific Of Exty.hys ysers
change 81 iist required: Price 81 per bottls. Sold
81 q O. Ford, corner 18th street. and Pa. avsaue
Washilgton and Henry Cook, Aiexanar1a. At-V
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THE LAMENT OF THE FLEA.

THE LAMENT OF THE FLEA.
Long years have wandered unfettered and free,
And bitten the young and the old.
And laid in the couch of the rich and the poor,
And frightened the warrior bold.
But power is waning fast from me-
Powder Magnetic and strong,
Invented by Lyon, is death to our tribe,
And away must travel ere long.
Lyons Powder is har mless to mankind but will
kill all house insects garden worms, plant bugs
&c. LYONS Magnetic Pills aae surs death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere.
ts 2-2N DENNIS s. BARNES & Co., New York.
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DISEASES or THE Nervous, SEMINAL, UaIEARr
AND SEXUAL SYsTrMs.-New and reliable treAt-
ment-in Reports Of the Hoacdrd Assoeiasion..sent
In sealed letter envelopes free OF chsrse. Address
Or. J. Skillin HouShton, Howard Association,
philAdelphiA. Pa. mar 2&3m
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PIC MICS, &c.

THEak WILL BE A BALL
MRS. LAoYy HOUSE ~
B's"ss On = Ta i1s d q sE Z street,
Ladies' and gentlemen respectfully invited. It.
& 49, !oN 10
SICK AND WOUNDED s0LDIERs.
OF
MONDAY. June eth,
LEIN'S PARK,
SEVENTH STREET, HEAR BOUNDARY LISs.
The German Relief Association of this city beg
leave to announce to their fellow ISTaa
citizens az aHA tssy Fii5 kilS a z
on the abeye-named day and place. for which they
Will
cession of the pupils CT all the German and
sor Of Visitors .,en
4. nunSs; 81 yslasSls articles &, ybish we're not
will on this occasion be sold by lottery under the
supervision Of ladies
Tickets nfty cents. admitting one gentleman and
ladies.
a seerly., g. MssdeI. ,se L; w..a.e.sr.
be postpon. d. " ''N "e Wv : js4st*
THE MEMBERS OF THE FRANKLIN CLUB
take pleasure in announcing To their u
friends and the public that they viii give
NINTH sEANH AEFF FHS!S}S AND a
At GR 81 ~ i HsbAY june Gso s.S isss D.
Coaches will leave the teIminus of the George
ts.n RL at O'Clock m. and every quarter
A,f,.a pon,., Managers s uoo,.v
a' v. h hSnns'' 4 4 y. Hbo oPssy:
je 2-T,s,M8T4t.
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SxCREy DIsaAsKe.

Soniarisan's Gift is the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in tventy-fou hours No miner
III, no hAlsam, no mercury. Only ten pulls to be
taken. It IL the soldiers hope, and 2 friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack.
ages, 81; female, IS.
Sanaoritan's Roof and Herb Jniees..A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, scrofula, Ulcers,
for IS. Sold By 8. @. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
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STARTLING. But TRUE.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers Of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave his
~su have sa 1s 81 to S
family, strong and healthy. Soldiers, try thsml
Only 2d cents DER Box or Pot.
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CLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and nav, officers and strangers visiting WASH
ipgton, may find a comfor table home in one of the
most delightful locations in Washington, No. 50
Missouri ay. nue.. One very large front room, I'd
story now vacant. Iny l5
DOARD-A lady having taken house in the i'm.
- mediate neigh borhoOd OF tho Treasury, State,
War and Navy Departments, offers large aud well
of home. A few tab IL boardeIs will be taken
Apply At No. 395 18th street, between y and G
streets, one square south of Pa. avenue. Refer
eDces required. my lift
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BOARDING..

A LARGE WELL-FURNIsHED HOUSE
"A beautifully situated Capitol Hill, is now
prepared to take permanent boarders rooms all
large, square high ceilings. Single gentlemen
preferred. Reference exchanged js lws
ROAkD.-New house: new fur niture. AS 18th
~ street. Also, Table Board. Meal hu1Ds 5, 4,
AMI z O'CLOCK IN I1ut
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SPKlxAfollHGA CAN BE OuKKD.-Dr. Rands
Specific cures Sps-natorrhoa. Seminal WeakBss,.
Ipotency Loss Of P0tceT etc., speedily and efecHal
~. Its effects are truly magical. trial of the
Specific, will convince the most saeRticsl OF its
merits. Price 81 box. Sold By 8. o. Ford. COR
nsr 1lth street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. JA6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

CENTER MARKET opened this morning with
an average supply and attendance of pur-
chasers. Prices were about as follows:
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lNOtERNMENT OF GDNDEMNED
VI PROPERTY
Will be sold on THURSDAY NEXT, June 18th,
Ct the Warehouse corner 18th and stseets, the
Ho,pitaf Department. condemned az undt for the
public service. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
Hospital Knapsacks
medicine Chests
1 Dish Basket
1871 shuck Mattresses
al Wooden Cots
4 1 *s e e. Sssi 60.
2Grench) Medicine Panniers
l9 Wsshboards
aOsi sSae ass M sttIess
l2 barrels Ale
IS kegs Ale
7hegs Spiced Cordial
barrel Sherry Wine
do Cider
]. 90 ss ssi Bin
kegs Gin
Skegs Beer
Isl cases Whisky
siron Bath Tub:
Wooden do
Lot s stoysn;re do
Once Coal Stoves
2Cooking Ranges tBais1
Lot Zine
% Caudrons
IS Iron Pots
81 Brass Close Stools
545 Wooden Pals
Il Camp Stools
32scrubbing Brushes
81 Brooms
Lot Splints
Is Hospital Knapsacss
81 Mops
e. Milk Cans
medicine Panniers
2Clocks
us Blankets
400 Knives and Forks
100 Teaspoon
500 Ia bleep0ens
3l23 Tin Plate1
liz Tin Lanterns
81 Cooking 6toyes
IL Washing Machines
1886 PILLOW Cases
42s Towels
43Watsr Coolers
800 boxes Sirupof Black ,rry
Together with . large lot of able, Bedro ON and
Kitchen Furniture.
Terms cash in Government ads.
HENRY JOHNSON, M. d K. Us. A.,
and Acting ,dical Furyeyof.
MEDICAL PuRvEYoR's OFFICE 1ashington, D. c..
Juna 136y
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SUPERIOR WINH.-Wine, OF excellent quail
ity, is made by Mr.. Speer, of Passaic, New
Jersey, from cultivated sambuco grapes, a stock
imported from Portugal which grow as large
as Isabella grapes. The wine is exceedingly
agreeable, and the grape from which it is made
gives it superior virtues and medical qualities
that are more beneficial to the human system
than wines from other grape or fruit~Med
Surg. Reporter. Sold by druggists.
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PROFESSOR ALEX WoLowsKI, tie distin-
guished pianist and vocalist, is meeting with
merited success in imparting his new and easy
method for piano and singing. His rooms are
451 Tenth street, between E and streets
Those whe desire to become fine singers or ex
cellent performers, should embrace this oppor-
tnnity; particularly as this is Prof. Wolowskis
last course in this city.
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BIBLE SoCIETY.-See elsewhere announce.
ment OF interesting anniversary exercises of
the Washington City Bible Society.
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PRRsoNAL.-Hon. Fernando Wood is in the
city, stopping at the National. Senator Morrill,.
OF Maine; John Covode, OF Pa; and Jesse d.
Bright, OF Ind, are also in the city.
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A1R7 CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESI~ R0,
H08 CARRIAGISi E6S
On hand the best lot Of IT.
LIGHT OARRIA AGES
ever offered in this market, for style and variety,
consisting In part of Extension Tops. two and four
seat Rockaways, top and no-tep Bugsies, Jersey
Wagons, &C., &c.
Also, Suffers WAGONS of all sizes, With and
without springs.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBT II. GRAHAM, Coachmaksr.
my Limit. 3T4 D, and 47f MghtA st.
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90 HOUSE LOTS FOR sALE.-S3O CASH
10 Balance payable SO per month. Tn per
rent discount for RASH If pwrchqsed before June ~
By purchasing large tracts of land and dividing it
into lots they can be sold at the folio wing UMPIRE
Cedented low prices:
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AuctionseIs

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
4 CoRfaR OF 4TH STREET WEST AND HoRrH
sTREET.-O MONDAY, the 9Th instant, we shall
sell, in front OF the premises, at six O'Clock M
lots IA and IL, in square No. SIS. havinS . front
4th street. running back to an allsy
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from ay of sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken Title
indispu table.
les GREEN & WILLlAMS Auctz
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By aREIN L WILLIAMS. Auctioussrs.

py 0hx0N q " 4LL4AMS. AuCt1OpeorS.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD ST.
MySIs BETWEEN G AND sREEErs sourH-ou
WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, we shall sell in
front Of the premises. at O'Clock p. NJ, part of
Lot No, 2, in Square No. 5T9. having Q front ON
Third street west of ~ feet 6nches between south
and streets.
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from day Of
saie A deed given and deed of trust taken.
je cd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ByGRBEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
EXtELLEET TWO STORY, BASEMENT, AND
II ATTIC FRAME HOUSE, AND LOT, or 9TH
STREET. BETwEE ;,, Nogya AND STREETS. Ar
AUoTIoS.-on FRIDAY, the 18th in slant, we shall
cell in front of the premises, at O'clock p NJ. part
81 original Lot No: 4, in square No. 4oi with the
impr ovements, which n good wo-story frame
5S9se with basement and attic 1T being house No.
326, on 9Th street west, between L and n streets
north. The house contains nine conveniently
arranged rooms AID passage, and other necessary
out buildings: the lot has front of about 20 feet
running back 90 feet inches
Terms: One half cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen month 9. for notes bearing interest from
day Of sale. deed given and deed of trust taken
Title indisPutable.
je dads GREEN L WILLIAMS. Aucts
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BY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Au .tionsers.

- AND Buick STONE HOUSE, WITH CsLLAa, OFF,
BETWEEN 18Th AND l4rH STREETS, No. 255: AT
sell at 6 O'Clock 2. NJ, in front of the prem.
ises, the Brick Stone House, with fine cellar, No.
2J5, south side of Z strast north, between 18th
and l4th streets west and the lease of the lot on
which it stands. which lease runs f. years. The
above property is nearly new, and an excellent
business stand.
Terms cash.
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TITO LET-Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, with
i without board. Centrally located. near
the Patent and Pest Office and city cars. Apply
at 531 street, between 9th and 7th streets.
ia FL
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Wn learn that the Commits sion appointed
come time since 10 value tbs water rights Of the
Potomac Company At the Great Falls have
given separate awards ranging from $1,000 70
@7S, oc.
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PAf2oLMAn APPoTHTKD.-Josiah V. Grant
vas on Thursday appointed patrolmaA Of the
Metropolitan Police force Of tho Second Ward
rice j. a. Sasckel5ords resigned.
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THE SUPPLY OF FRESH FIsH.-The season
for fishing with long seines having ended, and
the fishermen having "cut OUT and gone, the
benches in the fish market are supplied by the
OILERS on the Potomac with shad, rock, &c,
and by the draggers with sturgeon.
The dealers also exhibit some fine halibut,
shell fish. &c, from the northern and southern
sources of supply.
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WHISKY SMUGGLERs.-Hugh McCalester,
who has been carrying the mail TO Alexandria,
was arrested yesterday by Col. Bakers detec-
tiyes, and committed 10 the Central Guard
house, on a charge OF smuggling whisky to
Alexandria.
Louis Theders was also arrested for attempt.
ing TO pass the poison outside the pickets in the
direction of Bladensburg, and he, too, was
committed 10 the Guardhouss by order OF
Captain Todd.
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Plans may be seen at No. 271 ! street, alter
three o'clock p. m. Title perfect. Conveyancng
paid by the purchaser. le i-eo6t
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SQUARE 1873, CONTAINING 1O,695 SQUARE
feet, more or less, situated ct the inter ction
OF New Hampshire, Connecticut and Massachu-
sets aver mes, and one of the handsomest build
per foot, cash. Apply to A. HYDE, ct Riggs &
CO.'S. ST.
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&c. MCGUIRE &. CO., Auction.ers.
EOCR VALUABLE LOTS ON THE STREET I

By &C. McG IRE & co., Auctionsers
EOUR VALUABLE LOTS ON THE STREET IN
REAR OF JACKSON HALL.-On TUESDAY,
AFTERNOON, June 9Th. at 4 o'clock on the
premises, We shall sell parts of Lots 81, S. 90
and ~, in subdivision OF square on Reservation
No. TO- fronting each as feet on the 81 feet front
about lfO feet TO an alley.
These lots are admirably situated for the pur pose
of Livery Stable or Manufacturing pur r poses
and We liz yite par ticular attention to the sale
Terms: One third in cash. the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveysncing at the cost of the purch sser
Title indisputable.
esd &c MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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Il $50 l1th street, east side, between and 81
streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROCKS, and PAR-
LORS. The neighborhssd il one Of most desirable
In the city Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. No children in the house. my eff
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oST-On Wednesday, April 3, strayed away from
II the residence OF Dennis Berry, her fsther on
West street, near the rope walk, MARY, aged
years; When left she was bare headed and oare
footed; she wore faded calico dress; of dark
complexion and COED sized for her age. suitable
reward will be paid by her parents for any infor
matien that win lead TO her recovery.
1t DENNIS BERRY
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by J c. McG IKE & co. Auctioneer.
BUILDING LOTS ON VERMONT AVENUE
ID AND THIRTBENTu STREET. BEFwEESQ ANDR
STREET NORTH On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
june 10Th. at g. ocio *, On the premises we shall
cell Lot 9; in Square No. a77, divided into eight
building lots of about IL front each four of them
on Vermont avenue, and four on Thirteenth street.
Terms: One third cash the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest. secure by deed OF
trust on the premises.
Ali conveyances at the cost of tn e purchaser.
Jed j.. c. Meg UIRE Il CO.. Aucts
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OFFICIAL CHANGB.-CaptaiR Frank II. Bar.
roll recently chief assistant to Colonel Bell, the
depot commissary at Alexandrta, has been
transferred 70 the ONCE Of the Provost Marshal
General. Captain Barroll Is succeeded In his
Old position by Captain Alpheus E Clarke, an
Ola resident Of Washington.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-James
Stiverspn, larceny of a horse James Hunter,
do: bail for 4 hearing. Thomas Hagan, drunk;
dismissed. Clara Spencer, malicious mischief;
dismissed. Eugene Brandur, assault and abu-
sive language; dismissed. Henry Tunion,
fighting, &c. fined 1921. Laurina Holmer, do:
do. Sl.9i. Eliza Williams, disorderly; do. ST. o..
Thomas Curtis, carrying stone in his hand at
the Third street colored chapel; fined SI.9i
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Olin.-Yesteraay in
the case of John Dolan indicted for grabbing 3
ten dollar note from asoldier, the jury wers un !.
able TO agree, and were discharged.
Charley Finnegan, the we'll known g night.
liner" was tried for an assault with intent TO
llll Samuel Crosby, a soldier, and found guilty
of an assault. He was sentenced to thirty days
in Jail and to pay 3 fine OF thirty dollars.