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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

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HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
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NEW U l l. d g,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE GID STAND,
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, =
moat complete assortment Of every style and price
OF Military s sRS Stti1ss, Ann psrprs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTISGALFs,
FiNEsWoRp BELTS, with TophAm's Patent slide
'0'' LXSGHoi2's PATENT ssuRs.
L&NGHcIz's P&rENr CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWDANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL. BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
By upblT c AMP ZINE y %Q3LEN xR2GRFs'
MILITARY AND CrPrzENs 3
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IN GREAT VARIETY.
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VNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
l. the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington county, In the District OF Co.
umbia, letters teItAmentEfy on the personal es-
tate OF Mary Miller, late Of Washington city,
District OF Columbia, deceased. Allpersons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber or before the lIt day Of October
nCNti they may otherwise by law be excluded ITOm
all bCnedt Of the said estate,
Given under my hand this lat day Of October,
1894. W, A. BOSS, EX'F,
Ol-W3Ws
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LOCAL NEWS.

lnronraSr 70 cas- Oorsuxuzs..-our citI
IONS snd those Of other pisoss have slvsys pIt
very reluctantly the iuooms TAX on Fss, which
was imposed and 'esaetcd not BY thu Govern n sni
a but BY the companies, which we're rrauirsd Inc an
selves to pay 70. tax up Y Jqne 40 isst when, By
we burden OF the tax, WAssadlled on onntumers
BY tho annexed oiioiai ootrespondsnee n VIII H.
sesn that the amount Of the income tax maid 10 !
Sonpsay prior y June 10Th, IstL va. Illegally
rlswl The consumers en- Therefore dsn,snd ths
reinndlng Of the amount thus unjnstiy paid. The
following 10 the corr espondencei - =
. u. "..H HEhpouARrERs MARINE conpsl /
..s.. 49, QuARTGRMAsTEn'6 UFPfcr .
WAsHtNoToH, September 70, i9sl \
SiRi The Washington Gaalight Company hsvs
presented for payment TO this Office an sooo,nt for
gas CONSIGNED from i.t July 70 lst ostobsf, 1884
act Of soth Juue, 1854 The secretary or ihe sbovs
named company claims that, under the M. q 4.
else law OF Juue 7o iestu ali Consumer on rss ar,
required 70 pay the tax, and that ~ as not dc.
Am authorized to allow this ohkfEe In the AZ.
count OF the company a 4 =
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
-, W. d. sLxcr, q. N. NC
Sates Treasury. - " ~
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"EOh'E LeA''''''''' ''''''''''''' PHOfKlEION
SPLENDID TRIUMPH
GREAT coMSfNIh5TIioN TROUPE,
HALL CROWDED NIGHTLY
APPREcr ,TivE AUDIENCES,
whose shouts Of laughter and deafenipg plauIi's
are the mos, convincing proof Of our e,paGiiity to
PLEASE OUR PATRONS.
Re.engHgemcnt Of
JOHN DENiER,
JOHN DENIER,
JOHN DENIER,
JOHN DENIER
the Renowned Gymnsst and
Rival RIy,t OF OF R Rt9yPIN'
RIVAL OF BLoNDIN,
IIIssHTE.RR9PPE Artistic
TtsHT:R9PE 4 4RTIsTk
Ia hi county, who VIII Perform sponS other
sENsATioN ACT,
SENSATION ACT,
in which he will undertake the dsugerou, feat Of
walking The ro2s gLiN1ToLDEp from the
srfGE 70 TIE GALLERY,
Y YSNG LADY On On H Hs B4Sk
CARRYING A YOUNG LADY on HIS BACK.
Reproduction Of the magnificent Spsni'h Ballet
advertisement.
LA MAJA DE SEVILLE.
La MAJA DE SEVILLE.
Isabella, the belle OF Seville. MII Mary Wcsner
Don zllio, = spanish priest. Mons. szOlloSy
REST OF characters by he entire SZDllosy Ballet
Troupe OF sixteen young ladies'.
First time OF Mons. SzolloBy's original eccentric
lance, entitled
L'ANGLAISE.
Char ,ete by Mons $50 lo'y, NJ SJeI SchelI, and
Mar Wesnsr.
FlTHt time Of J. J. Dougherty'S lAushRhlt Irish
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A REFUGEE FROM THB soUrH.-Last night a
woman, with smA child, applied for lodging al
THE seventh precinct HtAtion-hOuse, whsre she
dillon. Her child was very III, and through
tGe hGdncs Of 4. Kleiber, Esq she was taken 10
ms residences, where every attention Was rendered
Va, and states that her husband 10 In the rebel
army.
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NEW GAME OF CARDS. 1.-THE
IN New Musical CArdh (pAtTonized by the Royal
Family OF fngland) are sent by post for Three
Dollars. They are most amusing pAstime, and
teach Musical Time quicker thsn other method
"a most interesting and clever game. - TimeB.
admirably sdspted for teaching Musical Time -
- Illustrated LONDON Ntes
Addren A. JOYCE,
Aul7.sw " West Thirty-sixth It.,New York.
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IIORsEsl HORSES / HORSES :!

HORSESl HORSES HORSES
QUAHTERMAsTER GENERALS DrFItE,)
FRST DIVISION, )
WASHIN0ToS CITY, October |, 1864
Horses suitable Tor Cavalry and Artillery ser.
vice will be purchased at Gissboro Depot, in open
market, till NOvembcF !, 1854,
Horses will be delivered TO Captain l., Lowry
Moore, A q NJ, and be subject to the usual Gov
ernment inSpection before being accepted.
Price OF Cavalry Horses, $40 each.
Price OF Artillery Horses, $50 each
Payment will be Ade for ak '6) or more.
JAMES A. EKIN,
ocItd Colonel Flrst Division q. NJ. G. U.
n E. MES h CO.,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,
COLLECTORS OF CLAIMS
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT,
AND NEGOTIATIONS OF CONTRACTS,
NO. 476 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post once,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

The Republicans have all como to ths doc.
trino hat the rebels have no constitutional
rights. They have rejected our Constitution,
claimed to DO an Independent people, and de
mAnd to be so treated. Hence they have no
right that we are bound 10 respect under our
Constitution
Nov, it is true these rebels cant claim any
rights undnr our Constitution without self
qualification. IL is sheer imperlinenco in a
man, who repudiates our laws and Conslitu.
ton, TO claim their protection when he needs
il. All this is admitted. But there is Rnoth-
er side to the question When we assert that
they have no rights under our Constitution,
we admit that they owe It no obedience. We
conceive that they have achieved ~independ.
encs OF our Constitution and laws We thus
s%tuliify ourselves on ono side, as they would
on the other, did they claim any right nnder
our Constitution. Our pretensions require
that we treat this rebels ~ under our Consti-
tuition, no matter whit they may claim TO be.
A Christian may say that his ln6del neigh
Dor has no right to claim to be treated accord
ing to the rules Of Christianity, for the latter
does not agree that be is bound by those rules
But can the Christian, therefore, in dealing
with that helshbor. disregard all Christian oh
ligations2 Can he .admit that his lnide
neiqhbor is really not under any obligation
to the. Divine law2 More than all that, doeI
his neigbor's secession from all Christian obi
cations exempt him from all or from an!
Christian dutie ,2-Lou. Dem.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
The Democratic state COnVsn-
lion,


The New York NsiOs expresses the wish
that the Ohio Democratic State Conven-
ton. which assemblies in March, may
'send forth a voice trumpet-tOngued for
peace" We take it for granted that such
will be its expression for there eau be no
question that nine out Of every ten, il not
ninety nine out of every hundred of the
Ohio Democracy, are opposed to the re-
voting and suicidal war which This nation
IS raging upon itself.
For three horrible years each section of
the coniederacy has been seeking the de-
struetion of the other. and the people of
each section, during the same length of
time. have been s%laughtering those OF the
other. The most hideous passions of the
human heart--revenge, hatred, a~varice.
lust--have enjoyed three years carnival
The resources of-how many 9-tuture
wears have been anticipated and expended
with a prodigality never before witnessed
in the history Of mankind. Millions o.
the producers Of wealth-the young, strong
vigorous, energetic men of the country
have been taken from industrial pursuits
slaughtered, manned, or otherwise un6tteC
for any vocation but that Of the soldier.
We may estimate the prodigious cos
TO the country at large of this three years
idleaess of 30 many men but Il does no
by any means indicate tho sum of the los
20 the aggregate of our national wealth
The country is poorer, not only by VIII
these millions of soldiers might have aide
20 orr material wealth since the war began
but by all that their industry would hay
achieved in the future. had they not bee
transformed from weAlth-producing laboI
ers, into money wasting oilers. For
all these millions Of men, now grown az
eustomed 10 the idleness. license and pro
legacy of the camp, not n in ten VI
ever resume the position he left in shop
field, =.
While the war is thus ieariully alhii
ishing the resources of the people, 1t
adding every day to the exsetions whicI
in the shape of taxes, hereafter and 70
ever, they are to be made to endure II
magniude Of the debt already incurre
will Cypress the latest generation OF u
people. 1t will consigh the masses to at
iect, squalid poverty and dsstitutiOn' Th'
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shall be- drafted, shall have the right within
within eight days after the notification Of
such draft to enlist in the naval service as a
seaman. No pilot, engineer master, or any
acting master, acting ensign, or acting mas
ter mate, having an appointment or acting by
appointment az sueh, and being actually in
the naval service, shall be subject To- mill
tary draft while holding such appointment
The following persons are exempted and eX'
oepted from the enrolment and draft name
ly. such as are physically or mentally unfit
for service all persons actually 10 the mill.
tary or naval service of the United States At
the time OF draft, and all persons who have
served in the military or naval service two
years, during the present war, and have been
honbrably discharged therefrom, and no per
sons but such as are herein excepted shall
be exempted. The two clasSes heretofore
provided for enrolment are consolidated.
All the provisions OF this act, so far as the
payment of bounty, and Compensation are
provided, shall be equally applicable as well
to those who may be hereafter recruited. The
bin also contains the section for enrolling all
tho able bodied males of African deAeenf, &C.,
upon which a separate vote WAS taken before
the bill was passed
At halt-past six House adjourned till Mon.
day.
SENArE-On motion Of Mr.. Lane, Of India
ma, The Committee on Judiciary was instruct
cd to enquire into the expediency OF amend
ing the present law regulating the Supreme
Court so as to confne it's decisions TO matter'
Of law alone.
The Senate then took up the House def
cheney bill as reported by tho Senate Finance
Committee. ..
The Commissioners amendments we're mos
tly agreed to: They strike out House prpvis
ion for the Increase of the clerical force il
the Departments, and authorize the appoint
ment in various bureaus, for n thine not ex
ceedinR one year after the close Of the rebel
lion, of about | 900 clerks, and provide 70
salaries by appropriation, and also provid
for the employment of females. Certain
amendments from the Naval Committee wer
conourred in. .. -
An amendment, approprinting $4,000 70
deficiencies in quartermRsters ordnance an
commissaries departments, was adopted. Va
riouA amendments we're offered, whom the Sen
ate adjourned till to,morrowo. LHCM
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LATEST NE WS.
DISPATCHES.

L"AL-
II Nav. YoRK, Feb. l3,-Richmond papers Of
the 9th are received, and contain the follow
ing:
eunboats and transports, have arrived at jack
son. The enemy, presumed TO be 10 large
force, has landed and is advancing. -s-
CHARLEsTos, Feb, S-The enemy resumed
their fire on the city last evening.
A fifth monitor made its appearance to.
day, -.-
The enemy arc engaged in mounting sew.
eral guns at Wagner, bearing on the chan
mel.
A 20 pound shell exploded last week in o
blacksmith shop, wounding 9 persons
The Examiner contains Gen. Lees report
concerning a late reconnaissance, which states
that tho Federals LEFT II dead and &c wound
ed in rebel handa. Their loss 4 killed and 20
wounled, and n lieutenant and 20 men wound.
ed. One Federal captain and 80 privateu
were captured, ID ...or ,r- DO .s.sgfsA Oh
MoRRisTowN, Feb. s-Reports from Knox.
vile represent the garrison AZ suffering from
small poE, Of which there are 700 cases, and
scarcity of rRtions, I'ra. sDti1
Tho Richmond Examiner says the aulhori-
ties have taken measures to prevent an antic'
ipsted rising Of Yankee prisoners on Belle
Island -A AGO
The same paper urges rigid enforcement o.
the transcription law.
The forces at Riohmond are commanded By
Gen. Elzey.
Gen. Hood Is assigned to the rebel army o.
Tennessee.
The HerdlGs Army Of Potomac dispatch
es state t . oil is quiet, Notwithstanding ru
4 QnnFa nj n hnhl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

Nsw YoRK, February l2--Ths Times Hill
ton Head letter states that o rebel blockade
runner was sunk of Charleston. She had a
cargo Of iron plates and other metal for the
construction Of iron clAds, aud carried four
gpng. Tho rehfs have been unable 20 re-
move any Of ihe cargo iH consequences OF tho
heavy FIRE Of our gnns.
A refugee from Savannah states that Beau
Iregasds Headquarters were removed there IN
gHiimpguouSpfRp Attack. =
The rebols had one hundred and City torpc.
does 10 aant down the Savannah river Eight
thousand torpedOes were quartercd ronnd the
city 'N' ISL
Tho Georgia regiments have already mutt
nied "a consequence of short supplies
< Two blockade runners are NJ Savannah
Waiting al opportunity 70 pass our gun boats.
Tho Werid letter has a report that 1000
troops landed ON James Island near Charles
tohip the rear Of tho rebel batteries. [.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

E1-Itis undoubtedly the design of the
Administration to keep the war in progress
during the whole of the nex season, for
the sake Of wGr powers. and the tyrannical
use to be made of them in controlling the
Presidential election. No serious attempt
is likely to be made to defeat either of the
great Southern armies but a number OF
seeded States will be occupied, and their
electoral votes secured ION the one-teuth
principle, based on the snffrages of niggeri
and camp-followers) for CHASE or LIN.
coin, or whomsoever the candidate may
be.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
AsensIbIe Niger.

Ont in Illinois a few days ago, a negro
announced a lecture, and the Republicans
bestirred themselves, and got him a large
audience. What was their surprise, how
ever, when they heard him declare that
the Aboltionists are the worst enemles the
negro has, and that the Emancipation
Proclamation is not worth a row of pins
He was notified not to lecture again, and
he left town on the next train.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
Prorrenn of LaWIessneaE.

At the o Of Mattoon, in Illinois, on the
29th Of January, a soldier undertook TO make
a citizen take an oath of allegiance. The cit
izen refused, aud telling him that he had no
authority to require Il, tnrned 70 60 away
The soldier shot him and killed him.
On the same day, at Buffalo, some soldiers
we're guarding the shipment OF SOME subsli,
tutes. A boy was seen running away ana
one Of the soldiers shot at and killed him, be-
cause be thought tbs boy was a substitute es'
daping.
Az The President aud the Congress show on
utter disregard Of the Constitution and ths
laws. of course the example will find imitators
me people alone can cure it Urband Tn
ion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, February ls,-Cotton dull 81
@slI. ..t.lIl.I. .y ~
Flour heavy and dropping; G 10@G 90 lors a
extra State; 7a25@7 - Round Hoop. . - 2
Wheat slightly favors buyers L579l 81 f,ia
Chicago Spring, ! ,5s@Gl Milwaukee Club; -
l,67@1, 10 Winter Rcd. s
vg Corn dul! and unsettled 4 ,22 far slore
Oats quiet and firm, s9@92.
Pork Grmer. Cut Meats firm.
Lard a shade irmer, l3@13l. .
Whisky Gtmer, sb@s8F ,6l00t 6l3909J
Petroleum steady 9O@alA Crude, Az
Bond, $1,000 Free. r .l
NV YoRK, February I9--Stocks irtrg- "a
CLOSING lrmer. Money seven per cent Sier.
ling quiet and steady ut a41 Gold 90. /
5 20 Coupons LOG, 5s So Coupons &c. One
year certificates 9sie, New York Central s32. t9ag
Erie 81 2ts, Readihg$l POI. 'C.NB & Q 1880
26. .s,,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

enc texture from The Cape OF Good Hope,
Australia and Mesllza- The duties on these
woods AT present is so very low, u rs 'mpossi-
BILE for American wool growers TO compete
with Il in market. The tariff asked is ten
cents per pound on these woods, which, Il Is
hoped, will better protect the wool growing
interest Of the West The representatives of
the delegations have been f~avorAbly received
thus far.
We learn from the frontthAt our forces cap
Itured six or eight guerrillas about three miles
from Warrenton last night. They we're
ldressed in our uniforma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
me- Philadelphia 10 wans th0 Loya.

The Philadelphia Age warns the Loyal
League against melting the violence in
Pennsylvania, which it has caused else
where. Says the Age: "lu P%onnsylva-
mia. IL IT comes to blows, We could drive
the members of the League into the Della
ware within tw~enty-four hours after the
first blood was ahed." We could do as
much in Illinois. Indiana. or Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
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1Re disease spread until my scalp was one GomPlote
sore. II became very painiuli my rest NJ night whs
broken, the burning and itching sensation VAS upsll
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only momcniqry relief consulted several physl,
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your advertisement and concluded TO consult you
You assured mo that yuu would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, which had becdme very INN,
with that assurance placed ,luyselI 10 Your hAnds,
aud the results arc, { lave n Ia kiiriant head OF hair
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

The Richmond papers have q report that
some negroes of a Massachusetts regiment
put a rope about the neck Of u Virginia girl
aud we're driving her bslore Them to Nor
folk when a New York regiment net The
party, whipped the negroes, and rescued to-
girl, a Miss White, daughter OF Major White
- baltimore SHR
Atrocious as the conduct OF the negroes
was, the original guilt does not lie with them
IL lies with those who have lot The sayages
loose. "SRvRgss must not be let loose s9id
Douglas in ons Of the last speeches OF his
life They have been let loose, and stimula-
tad by vhite-skinned fanatics 10 doeds OF the
most brutal feroeity. ~ Chicago Times
Co~SuSDRys What is the difference be-
tween a COW and a babyi 80,
One drinks water and makes milk ana the
nihar-doaan't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
Eor Sale.
A Country Residence for Sale,

A DESIRABLE country rasidepee, With haeen
"A acres Of good land. lying one nile'noTth OF Day.
ION, on tho oldTToy road, II offered AZ private sale,
There taa large and Comfortable frame house, and
good outbuildinga, on tho land Nm orchard Of fine
grated apple, pear and peach tresa, a large assort-
ment OF sTawbeTTy vines, Of The Wilson, New Albany
citrnant bushes, for vine purposes, Any persons de-
siTing 10 purchase are requested 10 call and examine
the property e. themselves, as the proprietor N con
hdent that u will hear inspection.
Also ten and a half acres OF nmberRd land, pag
Tlles DorihAf p1yioHi par No ~. Trey ToSd
hosfdHWu lAMFA KEooR
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

puHE ca. partnership heretofore existing Miller A
II Cha.eR, ln ihe Merchant Tailoring Businehs, WAS
dissolved by mutual eonsent on Tho hrat day " Feb
ruary, instant, The books are 10 The hapiH OI Henry
Miller. Who will continue the bus meas nj the old atsnQ
Huston Hnilding, corner Third ana y~ehereon streets,
Those who have claims against the firm will present
them lor payment, and those VINO are indebted 70 the
frin arc expected to call and settle their accounts
without delay, rs he business mist be closed
49, HENRY MILLER
fsadso j. &. CHARCH.
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})amnbroker's Sale.
PAWNRRoKER,s SALE

ar NJ. l1s Third sTREER UNDER THE PHIL
Lars HOUSE, NEXT DOOR TO .
DlE1RIoHS,
mHE attention o; tho commuhltV Is thereby invited
To the TAinl Apnna sale OF GUbDA n SILVER
WATCHES 10 great variety, many OF them %yalnahie,
aud will he NArrantUi hrda lass mnvomepis; also Cold
VeAt and Foh OhAiua, diamond Nuga aDd breRstplns,
bracelets, Jewelry and Pistols, hesidea many gooda
too numerona 10 mention, .N.l .N
Snle commfncos on SATURDAY MORNING, FEB
kUARYT rs, tbGi. Hours uf Alei Nine A NJ, halt past
$40 =, ~, and Boyoa o'clock Ia The evening Sale
posliv0. HENRY KLINE,
D. CHasYotnEn, Aup'ioneor. ielld3
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Prons washInEtoR,

WAsHMaToE, February l2-A Tribune s
special Gays the delegation representing the
wool growing interest Of Pennsylvania aud the
OF consultation with the different oommIttetO
Of Congress, asking for an increased rata Of
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