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DFEB,

On the Isl instant, LIE ELLYE AP HENRY,
son OF I'd e late Henry W. ard Cathsrlae H. Bai
His friend aud those Of his aunt, Miss Frost.
invited 10 attend Ais funeral to moro 5atur-
sasI err con st4 o'clock freTa the residence Of
Mrs Day siI 374 strest, corner OF 81 ct.
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.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE
L AND HOUSEHOLDS EpFscTs.-By virtue of a deed
trust to the bearing date the 4th day
g., No, 2sD foios 76 etc, one of the land records
&e shall LIN sei at publis auction on WEDNE les
in house NUMBERED seVen a. situated c On
Indiana avenue opposite the City Hall, iarg
assortment of valuable Furniture and Hou sehoid
One ane Rosewood Iron Frame octave Piano
Forte. Stool andCover
sGfas Lounges, Arm, Side and Reception
Marble top Iu Ge 1sr o and Piep Tables
Pair Oy al Gilt Mirrors.
Green Emhrsidered and Lace Curtains, Csrnices
Crimson Embroidered Lace Curtains, &c.
Brussels Carpets, Rugs, &c.
Walnut Bookcase, Table, Wash stand,
Mahogany Bookcase with Desk and Easy Chair
D sGd o Oak bn5S Chairs
Walnut RefreshRsnt Table and Butler s Fray az
Hall Oil Cloth, Oai Hat-rack,
Hall Chairs and Chandelier. Clock,
Oil Cloth various landings
Step Carpeting, Rods and'Fixtnres.
MAHOGANY Bedstead, Bureau, Wardrobe and Wash
Mahoa any Marble top Bureaus and washstands.
Walnut French and Cottage and Iron. Bed steads,
Single and Double 1rundle Bedsteads,
Walnut and Imitation Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c.
Feather Bed, Pillows and Boisters,
Curled Hair and Spring Mattresses,
Toilet Sets, Venitian Blinds, Curtains,
Shades, Carpets, Rugs and Bedding,
H Easy Char. Crib Bss!a ,s
Large ciothins sI Press. s Stoves, Chairs
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensis.
my 6-eo&ds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
HTHE ABoyR SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
pos,pGasd to FRIDAY MORNING. the Tsa cd inst
Dy15 W. L. WALL d CO. Aucts.
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WE SEE by the advertisement in our columns
that Prof. Alex. Wolowsk, the well known
pianist and composer, is going to begin his last
course of instruction on the piano and in singing
satisfactory results which he obtained with his
numerous pupils In his previous courses leave
no doubt of his success. Prof. VS. residence
is at No. Isl Tenth street, between L and L.
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HosTErTER's STOMACH BITTsEs.-A Hundred
CnratitsS in One.-N OF the least striking merit of
Hostetters Celebrated Bitters is the wide scope of
their operation as preventive and remedial pre-.
paration. As pT0ttctire medicine they ward Off all
the diseases-and their lame is Legion-that
ori sinate in unwholesome air impure water, ex-
This alone would be sufficient to secure for any
corrective and Alternative MEDICINE worldwide
and undying celebrity But Hostetter's Great
Specific has a hundred other claims to the conf
dencs end high consideration of tie public in
dyspepsis. liver complaint chills and fever. bilious
constipation, general debility. premature decay,
tionaI weaSness. sea Sickness diarrhaa. dysentery
fatulency, vertigo, fanting fits hysterics and ali
complaints proceeding from imferfsct digestion
and q disorded condition of the liver and bowels
Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs are the most power
full speedy, harmless and agreeabls OF all remedies
advertised by the press or administered in family
practice.
Wholesale Asents-A. III. Bininger L Co., 237
Penn. ave. my 15-eo3t
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BRITISH NEuTRALITY.-The iron clads in the
Clyde for the !. Emperor of Chinao are mere trump
cry compared with eur monitors So also are all
other kinds of bread compared with Layton 3 Bos-
ton Crackers and Lemon Biscuit, kept By all re-
spectacle grocers. It
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Is IT POSSIBLE THAT ANY SOLDIER can BIO SO
foolish to leave the city without supply of
Holloway's Ointment and Pills? VIII oever does SO
viii deeply regretit. These edicines the only
certain cure for Bowel Csmpl .nts. Fever, Sores
and ecurvy. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot 229
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BOARDING.

CLERKS PROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting WASH
ington, may find comfortable home in one of the
most deli q tful locations in Washin gton, No. 81
Missouri Rv. nue.. One very large front room, ID
story now vacant. ny Is
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
~ in = central locality, at No. SOS 9Th street,
above III street north. myA -3t+
DLEASAN9 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
L Board may be had at 81 West street George
tswn Hights. my ii soSt*
BOARD A 'aay having taken hou,e in the i'm
- mediate neighborho Of the Treasury, State,
furnished rooms. with board. and all the comforts
of home. A few table bosrders will be taken,
Apply ut Nc. 395 18th street. between + and g
streets, one square south of Pa. avenue. Refer
elces required my lift
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
board, At 449 ST., between 5th and 9Th. my7
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WASHINGTON AND THE WAR.-A panora-
mic exhibition, portraying every portion OF
ties that have taken place in the war for the
Union, will be opened for the first time at
Willards' Hail. in this city, on Monday even
ing next. This series of paintings has never
been exhibited
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LYONS MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
r, Summ or vhen tho SIM ia low

LYONS MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
In SUNNI when the sun is low.
Come forth in swarms the Insect foe,
And for our blood, they bore you know,
And suck it in NEST rapidly.
But feas, reaches, 'skeetert-blacs or white
In deaths embrace stiffened quite,
IfLyon's Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity.
Lyon's Powder is harmless to mankind, but will
kill all house insects, sa'den worms plant g,
DC. Lyons magnetic Pills are sure death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere.
my A2w DsssIs Barnes & Co., New York.
MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Goops are being
Wsre 1t
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street. Drop in
buy. may 9-lu*
HEALTH FOR THE soLpIER!-Por one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet, ten perish from
damp and exposure to night air. Small doses Of
Z. dR .hs ~ ether win
parity the blood and Insure sound health to every
man. Only Is cents per boz. m
sRoRzr DISEASES.
sama,itass Gift p the most certain. safe s and
ees sVer discosered Cures ia int two to four days
AID recent cases in twenty four hours No miner
. as ho o. asp PILE Il 70 s
those Who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
"s ssms1iaans Rcosi 20 and Herb Jxius-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis scrofuls, Users.
aores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81, or six bottles
for 05 Bold By g. O. Ford. See advertisement. ms
CHrRoPopY.-It is seriously to be regretted that
corns and other disorders Of the feet to which the
pss q .es q e
public and scarcely to have been noticed in proper
manner by those continualy tormeAtedi although
when neglected injure the general system, By pre-
venting the body from taking that natural exercise
White at aga Penn. avenue hundreds Of our cit
liens have submitted to his manipuistions, and
testify with gratitude to his successful mStaod
of treating corns. buniors bad nails, &c ap21
IN Drposr,s Sugar coated Female Regulating
pills are the cary 5est in uss They operate pesday
and sertirs, aud being coated create no nsu
eAa non the most delicate stomach. trial OF
ills will prove their ity all Others.
Price SIa box Soia by 8. G. Ford, corner iith
street and Pa. ayenGe, Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria eeN
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OFFICE Standardization is called to the
advertisement in another column of valuable
lots in Printing Office Square, to be sold at
public auction tomorrow Saturday after
the lots are improved by two neat and well
finished two story brick dwelling houses, Just
finished and ready for occupancy.
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ByGREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Al AT AUCTloN.-Un THURSDAY the 2lst inst ;
We shall sell, at 10 o'clock A. st the residence
of John Purdy, ESQ, No $50 Pennsylvania
averue, between First and Second streets west, an
excellent assortment of Furniture, viz. kls
Mahogany Sofas, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Mahseany full Marble,top and other Bureaus and
Wash Closet
Mahogany Centre, Dining. and other Tables
Mahogany Bookcase and Secretary and Writing
Desk
Mahogany Ha tree, .sidsboard, Wash stands, Work
Tables
Fine Bama.k and Brocatel and other Window
Curtain, Blinds and Shades
Looking Glasses, China, Glass. and Crockery Ware,
and Clocks
Velvet, Brussels. Three ply and other Carpets
Oilcloth and Mating
Fearth and Door Rugs
French, Jenny Lind, and Cottage Bedstsads,
Lounge
Feather Beds, Bedding +.
Hair and other Mattresses
Iron Safe, Cooking, Coal. and other Stoves
With good lot OF Kitchen Requisites
And May other articles which we deem an
necessary to enumerate Terms cash.
nay sd GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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N ANTED-A good FRENCH COOK To one
w who can come well recommended permanent
place can be had and good wages Also, TIRES gen
teel Colored Boys for dining room None need sp-
ply unless they thoroughly understand their bust
ness. Apply to JOHN D. HAMMACK, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue. my L. Iwt
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COMMON CoUKcIL.--The ioard u Common
t.onncil met last evening, bu' no quorum =
opiv nine memBers-boing present, they al
journed.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A small, neat and
w comfortable DWELLING HOUSE. in a de-
sirable location. One half cash will be paid down
balance on short time, secured the property
hddress stating price, location, &C., JAM rs AN
DERsON, Star OH &c. my Is 3t*
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AUCTION SALES.


kof VI H9n AoOII0n BALES SEE 4TH PAGE
ByJ. o. MCGUIRE co.. Austion..ru.
GoysRkaSsssTTr sAha pf 9ss1cs ,nRsI
shall .eli, for account OF the census Suresu, '" =
1amnss q ssssr ; cossl. % %
nyS &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aue...
Byw. L. WALL 4 CO.. Austloneers
Isn anen .ss ssoos
18th inst. atths Auction Rooms. FOR sssh.
ByW. L. WALL 4 co. Auctioneers.
Sona corner Pennsylvania areawe aHd HisfA street.
A p LARGE COLLECTION OF FINE STEEL
the Auction Rooms 10 MORROW MORNING, 10Th
nyl5 WI WALL 4 CO.. Aue.s.
By o. R. L. CROWN co.. Auetionesrs.
viii sell. 70 Mos SSs is.sas Sio Nav Is
stss. m, 81 the Washington City Horse Market,
e no above named stock. Also. one sns s Tsp
G. Z. L. CROWN 4 co Aue..
IT. No. 357 corner 9Th st. and Pa avenue.
By GREEN WILLIAMS, An stioneer
7 ARGE SALE OF NEW AED NEARLY NEW
IL fuRsITURs AT Auo!IoN.-On sATuRDAT, the
Of Auction rooms. Of se 10 front
street. large lot Of furniture, viz:
Painted Cottage Setts Complete
Cottage and other BedsteAds and Stands
L.rge lot of Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Cooking, Air tight and other Stoves
With many other articles too numer Gus to men
ton.
ALSO,
100 pieces white and chequered Mating yard and
yard and quarter wide, sent to on consi gnment
and viii be sold without reserve in Quantities to
my Is GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auets.
By BOTELER 4 WILSON, Auets.
rAJE A unTYnN Jpnv MINE
NOON, May 5th, commencing At I o'clock. We
Lots Ne !, 2S,4,5 Is, IA, Is, l6, being the east
These will be subdsvidsd with about twenty feet
fronts, making altogether thirty nine lots with an
sveraEe depth of abou l2o feet each, running back
to An alley. They are desirshly located on Seven
f Mrtb street west' Rhede Island avenue, and
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in six and
twelve months, satisfactory secured. bearins
ap ls-dtd BOTELER& WILSON, Aucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING
May 6th, same hour.
my6 BoTELER& WILSON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned on account of rain until THURSDAY fame
mays BOTELER & WILSON. Aucts.
wTHEABOVE SALEIs AGAIN POSTPONED
on account of the weather, until TUESDAY EVE.
MING next, May 10Th, same hour.
my ID BOTELER & WILSON, Aucts
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w T D Two unfurnisbed or furnished
w ROOMS. in the neighborhood of War ani
Navy Departments; Address "A. ]. M" city
Post Office, stating locality and price nv ia ct.
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A YOUNG MARRIED MAN PERFECTLY
n familiar with bookkee ping an excellent sales
and of unquesti enable moral character &C
tive and willing, is de irous of blaming employ
ment in this city ia capacity where his talents
willing to give good compensation. Address 81.
l., Box 297 Washington city. D. G. my Is ST.
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-The subscriber
~ oilers for sale his FARM with first class inn
provements containing 60 acres of land adjoining
Tennallytown, and within 21s miles of George.
town, and miles of the Center Market. The soil
is admirably adapted to market gardening or
grass. As country at 1t has no superior the
view extending from IL to 10 mixes in every direc-
Ii. W. BLUNT, 81 La av., up stairs,
ap 22-lmt Washing ton
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DxATHs OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported to Capt. Hartx, fsface corner OF
Eighteenth and @ streets,l since onr last, at
which place all information relative TO de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
~ Eucklew. Sd Md 7. s. Livingston, ssh
I'd N. Y; .serg't Michael Gress, 5th q. S. art;
Sergr John Frewlick. seth Pa; Capt John g.
Campbell lsf n. T.; Corp. Charles II. Mosher.
7 H koutz, l3oth Pa; Edward spidlane, 18th
n. Y; sergt VIM. Mcclure, 14sth Pa; Corp.
4. Cameron, I'd Mass Frank Crowley, 18th
n. j.; Capt: ID. 2. Chase, I'd Berdan's s. s.; Ed
18th Pa; Marshal N Smith, 18th N. 7; James
eeth Pa. Corp. VIM. G. Cook, 33d N. T.: Den
ms 1as EDWARDS, 18th Mass; Serg't J. Hoffman,
Snyder, list N. J.; Harmon D. Lyon, 18th Pa.
cav; Thomas Mars, LIST R. l. art; Henry Fitch,
oist Pa; Lieut Edward Kirby, LIST U. S. art. /;
seOrgs W. M s,s 7.n Mass Edward
CT; VIM Farthing, 27th Ind; Edwin Shoe.
maker, 6ist Pa: j J Robinson, 5th Wis; Chas.
Nixon, 10th Va; Alfred w. Felt, 5th n. z;
Henry NJ. Pierce, a5th Me-; Lealand 3. Phil
brook, 14th N. H.; John Hurst, list U. s. art;
John Shelby, 9TH Ohio: John Welsh, Cd U. S.
cav; Edwin Il. Fredenburg, Goth n. Y; Corp.
Thomas Broaides, Sd Md; LIST Serg't Henry
Savage, 18th Mass; Lieut.. w. Brown, 5th Me-;
Serg't Edward Collins. 9TH Me-. Thos. OCal-
lahan, 3ist N. Y; J. B. Tisdall, 9TH Mass;
w dIIeu ". Lucas. nun N. L = Serg't Henry
L. Taft, I'd 3. L; Serg't Chas B. Hummeli,
127th Pa; Serg't G. Cox, 18th N. J.; D. O'Lary,
18th N. J.; J. T. Mcdowell, 21st N. J.; E. A.
Stewart, 5th Me. bat; A. ]. Mustain, irebel.)
2lst Va; T. Tinsley, Ist Mass; p. Cron, 5th U.
S. cav; c. Seppel, 5th u. s. cav; e. w. Nor
rill 10Th Mass; Adolph Michel, 6ist Pa; Corp
III NJ. Snare, 61st Pa: Anthony Cain, 10th Mass:
p. II. DeForrest, e6th N, Y; John Bailey, 18th
VT; Capt. g. w. Newkfrch, 26th Wis; James
Lynch, 10th N. Y; Serg't ]. F. Wormsley, 1st
Md. bat: w. j. Foster, 1st Mich; Jefferson
Mccullough, Doth Ind; Corp. F. Franchion,
5th N. j.; Nathan Algie, I'd r. /.
POLICE REPoRTs.-Second Precinct.-M Mnr-
ply, disorderly; dismissed. Dr. John MnZn,
w. H. Reese, riding on the pavement; 81 each.
Mary Reilly, drunk; dismissed.
Third PreciHcf-John Langford, disorderly;
S2.A. Frank Hart, John Rogers, T. Root,
bathing; dismissed w. Warfieid, disorderly;
S1.i4.
Fourth Precinct john Middleton, assault
and battery; bail for court Jas. Acton, drunk
and disorderly 81.
!Sirth Precinct-Margaret Kelly, Mary Bar
rett, disorderly; 50 each Robt. Mason, grand
larceny; Jail for hearing. J. Rolan,, creating
nuisance; 81. 7. Geary, drunk and disorderly:
military. John Case, drunk; So.
Tenth PreciRct.-Wm. Beckett, nuisance: So.
West Adams, stealing; dismissed e. Hugely,
l.. Eckhardt, disorderly; do. Jas. Mckenzie,
dismissed. Q. Willie, selling liquor to soldiers;
do. Victoria Scott, drunk do. J. Mccarthy,
stealing; do. Josephine Miles, drunk; work
house. George Francis, assault and battery;
bail for court. T. Nolen, disorderly; So. john
McGraw, assault and batter; bail for peace.
JAS. McGraw. Eliza McGrav-, Thos. McGraw,
do; bail for court. Elijah Allen, disorderly; 50.
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A GOOD CRANCE FOR INVESTMENT-Be-
a tween seven and eight acres OF Land, on the
Plank Road, - miles north of Washington can be
bought low for CASH. 1t would make fine mar
ket garden: Inquire at No. 473 Sixth street, or
Of A. G. P. SHOEMAKER, above Second Toll
Gate Plank Road. apl3 1m*
EOR SALE-Four BRICK HOUSES-two on II
L street, 52a and 537; possession LIST June and
July. Two on Maine avenue and 9th street. pos.
session lst May These four houses are nearly now
and well buiit, and will be sold at S7,MN, S5,WO
$500 and SS,2co il early application be made to
II. MlLBG RN. 524 l street north. between 9Th
and 7th or at @. 8. jail.
ap lG I'm B. MILBURN,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A GIRL to cook
w wash and iron in 8 small family Apply at
No. 40 Missouri avenue. Colored preferred.
nv 2tt
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WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY-A
W STORE in the city Georgetown. Also,
small Unfurnished House. eontai ming from four to
location, terms, dc. city Post Office. my II st
NTANTEi A FURNISHED ROOM in private
w house with garden or grounds attached near
tiop and terms, Capitol Hin,' Star Office
I4-2tt
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ISOUSE TO LET-A Furnished Boarding House
II to let ith accommos atoms for % boa. ders
The house has hot and cold ~atar in every room
and gas inevery room. The house is on street,
Inquire of s. c. and G. RUE, g street, between
18th and 18th. nv I2.lv*
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WANTED-A MAN to assert rags who under
w stands the business. Inquire at 10 d st.
nv
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HEALTH FOR The SoLDIERi-Por one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet ten perish from
damp and exposure to night air. Small doses Of
correct ell disorder, Of the Liver and Stomach,
parity the blood and Insure sound he th to every
man. Only Is cents per boz. m
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CD REWARD.-Strsyed on Wednesday night, q
SDC young medAm sized black and white NEW
FouNDLAND DOG; an.wers to the name Of Rover;
reward will be paid by his return to No. IL Gen.
ter Market Space, between eth and 9th streets.
MY Is st FRANK ETOHISON.
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When taken up his neck was FOUL. to have
been broken and his body badly bruised. 1t is
supposed that the Weight OF the rubbish TO-
much for ths panel. which may have had
flaw IN II. AT the time of the accident several
persons were Immediately beneath the panel,
hut hearing the crash they saved themselves
by running from the SPOT.
The body OF the deceased was removed to
his residence on Twelfth street, near g street
south He was generally esteemed, and had
been for many years an active member OF the
Franklin Fire company, and served as 8 vol
unteer in the three months service. He leaves
!. widow to mourn mis- loss, but no children.
The Franklin Fire company will attend his
tuneral this afternoon.
AEYEsTHD.-On Thursday morning about
o'clock, Mr.. T. B. Fletcher called upon patrol.
men Thompson and McElfresh, and requested
them TO arrest a man who had manifested that
ne was q sympathizer with the rebels, IL not a
rebel agent. They went with the complainant
10 the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania
ayenue, and arrested the man. He was taken
70 the Fourth Ward station, where he gave nls
name as David Is. Fauquier, OF Virginia he
was very boisterous at the station house, and
the charges against him being the using OF
reasonable language, and also representing
himself to be a United States detective, he was
transferred TO the Central Guardhouse, where
ha was quite as boisterous as at the station
The language charged upon him was used IN
the Central Hotel and other public places.
MuppEgYD AND RoBBEp.-Tuesday night, a
soldier FAMED Dennis Avery, OF Pennsy iSanid-
xras pieked up from the pavement at the corner
~ risird street and Pennsylvania avenue, BY
oIncers Miller and Lynch, and taken TO the
Fourth Ward station. He was bleeding freely,
Int il was supposed that his wounds were
sIiyht. He was turned over to Judiciary So mare
HosnitaI from " hich he had emerged without
!. nnss There il was ascertained that nis skull
vas fractured, and the usual remedies were
snpIled: hut he died yesterday afternoon. Ii
was also ascertaiped that he was robbed of a
watch and SOS Efforts were made TO discover
the robbers, but the failed
CRIaIsAL COURT, Judge Ofin.-f esterday,
Ja1nes Gull, Alexander hammond, and john
Murphy were appointed on the pettlt Jury.
JIotn Mace and John Remler were tried LOT
Grand larceny on separate indictments ana ac.
quilted, and a aolte pros was entered In otnef
cases against them. t,
WIN. Sorriil, coiored, indicted for an assault
was found guilty. ~
James Owens, coiored, was found gnilty OF
,,..ty larceny, and acquitted on the charge OF
9gr;,nd larceny in stealing spoons, &c, from
Peter DHbant.
COMMON CounCIL.-The Board u Common
f,nuncn met last evening, bnt 40 quorum :
opiy nine Misunderstanding present, they al
journed.
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COO REWARD.-Straysd on Saturday, the 9th
pEU instant, two HORSES, one lar iron grey;
the left hind leg fred and swelied; the other q
white horse with q sore shoulder caused from the
collar. will pay the above reward If returned 10
me on New Jersey avenue. between D and 4 sts,
or let me know where can ind them.
my IA ST. DAVID KEPPHL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GTRAYED OY STOLEN from the subscriber q
- BAY MARE. about fifteen hands high, with
. star In the forehead, and enc Waite hind foot,
will sivs Information where she may be found will
he literally rewarded. = LOCKWOOD,
IL Room No. 9, Washington Building
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"ANTED-In small family. tidy honest
W GIRL. either for ger eral house work and
cook or to take care of children ana general house
work. Apply at 205 9Th street. between NJ and N /,
between III and IL m, II 3tH
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WANTED-A we'll furnished SITTING ROOM,
W With small chamber adjoining, in private
o. street and vest Of 9th street. References ex-
Changed. Address, stating terms, u. v. u -
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O. 2 REWARD.-Strayed or stolen of the com
ipC mons near the Long Bridge, Monday evening,
hna foot joining the hoof ana shoe Cd u Of the sans:
some hair off the left shoulder. Amy one bringing
her to $40 18th street, Island, win receive the
above reward.
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