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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-04-28
VALUABLE FARM
For sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his home.
stead. situated onc-h half mile from Charles
City. The property consists OF 81 acres oi
land-sixty acres of which are under improve
ment on which are u new, large, two story
dwelling house, all finished; good frame
barn with basement. well finished; and ne
cessary outbuildings. There is a good wei! OF
soft water for the house and Il stock we'll At
the barn. | will ais sell - acres OF timber
land, situated about anr mite from the fore
going promises. Rsi!ss the above oiltr f,r
sale 90 acres Of COOL uniaprovrl prairie land
within | miles OF town. will >yii NY psr-
sonal property separately ur in connects IA with
the homestead, ascending to- the wish or caa-
venirncc of purchasers The homestead il
rcgardrla rs ane@of the pleasantest AMI m,st
desirable locations t. he found III Floyd conn
ty. The who,e Of the above property viii he
sold low. aud terms made easy For further
particulars. inquire OLA b T. lIlllreth, e.
itor of this paper. or Of the subscriber an the
premises. - SANFORD HARDWOOD
Charles City, Oct L., 1868.
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New Photograph Gallery.

j. Il. RICH
WTouLD respectfully announce to the cit
w liens of Charles City and the balance
of mankind that he is now prepared to take
Pictures
of all who may favor him with a call. Pho
tographs taken in all the yaipus STYLES and
warranted to please. All are respectfully in.
yited to call aud examine my work whether
wishing pictures OF not.
Pictures ikea IN cloudy ds aucl as in fair aeather
n. Il. Room, first door north of the . In.
teligeneer Building mp stairs.
Charles City, Dec. %, 1868. 81
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LONG, SOUCH0NG, ORANGE AND
s. Hysan peNGe.

JAPAN TEA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, colorea and
UHcaiored
This list has each kind of Tea divided into
-FOUR Glasses, namely: CARGO, high CAR
GO, FINE, FINEST. that every one NAV un-
dcrs:and from description and prices annexed
that the Company are determined to underseu
the whole Tea trade.
We guarantee to sell ALL our Teas at NOT
over Wo CENTS (02l per pound above cost,
believing this to be attractive 10 the many
who have heretofore been paying ESoKMou,
Profits.
Great American Tea Company,
IMPORTERS AND JORBERS.
(ilm3) No. 81 Vesey Street, New York,
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March lG, 1864,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-04-28
THE GREAT
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.

81 NESEY STREET, NEW YORK;
Since its organization, has created new era
in the history of
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DIED,

On the 18th of March NJ II Il. m. after n short
but painful illness, EMMA l.. c., daughter of
Char'o and George FmmGrt, aged z years 9
mon tins and days.
Sleep IN Jesus. blessed sleep.
From Which none ever wake to weep;
a calm aud undiSturhed TcpuSa,
Unbrokcn by the last of foes:
The friends aud acquaintance, Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral which
will take place on Thursday afternoon at ? clock
from the rPSC anCc of her father l. street. be
Nv Sd and lth.
Baltimore papers please copy.)
On the 18th instant. Mt Q p m MARY IAVINJA
u&hter OF james l. and Mary Z. King, aged Il
months.
Her funeral viii take place from her father
residence, near the toll gate. on the Baltimore
turnpike, tomorrow Thursday at 3 p. IN.
On the morning of the 18th instant ALICE +.
daughter of J Ohm c. and Mary A. Mansfield, aged
Is months and ii days.
! saw q mt hpr wan and wild
Hang over the cradle bed,
And gaze upon hAdyins child
Until her spirit fed.
With streaming eyes and bending low
As thou s-h her child to wake
Sire STOOD the monument OF woe,
And cried my heart viii break
| DO remember well the day
My Alice left me here;
And in her little coffin lay,
While shed tear for tear.
Short was her time and strong her pain
To rest in Christ j. now her gain;
Dry up your tears ana weep no more
She il not lost, but gone before.
take this little lamb said he,
And fold her in my brea:t;
Protection she shall and ia me,
And be forever Olest.
BY HEs MOTHER.
BaltimOre papers please copy.l
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND-In the fish market, on Thursday,, the
L lith instant, a small SUN OF MONEY, which
the owner can have by applying ut No. t44 9th
street near 4, and paying for this advertisement.
NH l6-lt*
CAMl To MY PREMIsKs ABOUT TIE FIRST
~ of January, a white and red dry COW. The
owner win come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away. Please call on Fayette
street No $50.
mills st. JAMES WALKER
7 OsT-On Sunday afternoon, between the corner
IL of nth aud streets, and the Epiphany Church,
or from the Epiphany Church to st. Johns Church
or Presidents Square. handsome gold BREAST
PIN. The finder will be Handsomely rewarded by
leaving it at 343 Seventeenth street. mr. II St.
G1S REWARD.-Tsken on Saturday, the 18th
p l'l of March, on PenDsylvsuia avenue, BE-
tween 9TH and Sth streets, opposite Center Market
q medium sized
BAY HORSE,
light spot on his forehead, about ii years old,
CARRYALL.
The said Carryall was covered with black canvas
ami lined with blue the Csrryall rather old
The above reward will be paid on the delivery
OF said Horse and Carryall at my residence, near
Fort Saratoga, or at Mr.. Gray's Feed Store, on
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue, near the Northern Ii 5erty
Market.
NH IA ST. FREDERICK J. ROBERTSON.
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HAN DYsI HAIR DYEii

Bachelors celebrated II lair Dye is tn: best in IA
Ssorl6, The only harmless. trWs and reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye il perfect-chsnse s
r. -i0Ety or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Black Natn~dI 7-o,on, vitho0t injuripg the hsir
beautiful; impsrts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing it's priBtne color, and rsctiHes the i'll fleets
Of Bad Eyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM
BLgohELo1, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold BY ell druggists. 60 Fsc-
tory-sl Barclay street, New York. Bachelor
asv Toilet Cream for dressing tbs hair. ~ 7-so1y
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spzpx.roppupI c.Npp Cupp,

sPERMATORRHGA CAN BE CUREI--nr Rands Spe-
oifc cures SpTm,atorrhaa, Senaina. Tsaksess, I'm
potency Loss Of POlreT. ETC., Spesdily n sfectn1y
Its effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
TTil convince the most skspticsl Of it's merits
street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly
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mar q d. .iy
SRCRRf DISEASES.

Sanar,tus's Gift is the most certain. safe and
efectusl remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral
1t is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, g.;
female, So
Son,Gri,an's Root and Herb Jp,ces--A positive and
permanent cure for Sy pblis Scrofuls Ulcers Sores
Spots letters, &c. Pr 81 or six bottles for S.
Sold by s. g Ford. See s'Sertisement. ms
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Vicious Doe This morning, Mr.. James
EIockab bee was arrested for keeping a vicious
dog, " nIch attacked q little girl bit her and
tore her dress. Justice GibeIson, who heard
abe case, remarked that there have been SO
many complaints of this kind recently, aud the
ordinary fine falling to prevent persons from
allowing such animals 10 go at large, he would
purSue another course. Mr.. Mockabee was
I, CURED 10 give bail for his appearance at tae
Court.
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CONCERT or VOCAL MUsIC.-To-m 0rrow
evening he young ladies of the Third District
Grammar School Will give a concert at Odd
fellows Hall, Navy Yard, under the direction
OF Professor Daniel. The proceeds to be de.
rived from this concert are 10 b" used for the
purchase of piano for the use Of the school.
The concerts gwen oy the pupils of the schools
have ever been of a most interesting cbara 2tar
Snd such preparation has been made as to
make this one success.
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CoIGATK'S EoSEy Soar


Fhs celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
peipend. is made from the choicest materials
is mild and snollient In It's nature, fragrsntly
scented and extremely beneficial In its action upon
the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fsa
GOcts Dealers, ta2j- eoly
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ASSAULT AND BATTEEy.-1 esterday after
noon, Manuel G oTmes and Charles q. Griffin,
oanB, were met by James Cavanagh near the
Virginia avenue bridge, and the first AIMED
WSs ass aultPd by CsyanaUgh and rohbed OF
fifteen dollars. Griffin. instead of ASST tag his
friend ran off. IfiCer PoyIe arrested him and
rcck him before Justice Bos " ell, and hr was
comm tied TO jail for court.
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TIE PEEr.-Beauty OF carriage Ia mostly depen-
del on judicous preservation of the feet, it is
iI.p9ssible to move in = graceful manner if the
condition. and nothing impedes SO much as Corns,
Bpnions, Ipgrowiag- Nails, or other disorders to
recommend early call at DR.. White IS Office. No.
a24 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and a
half and Sixth streets. fe l6-tf
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A NEW THING UNDER TIE Sun
In its observation-disclosures.
In its coloring power-matchlesa.
In all its ngredients-vegetable.
In Its operation-ustural.
In its identifying re,ults-endurine.
In its tendency-preservetive.
In its popularity-unequaled.
CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both by the World Of Science and
the World Of Fashion, the finest preparations ever
invented by art to rectify the short comings OF
nature. Manufactured by J. Cristsdoro, No. 6
Aston House, New York Sold by sill Druggists
Applied BY all Hair Dressers. mr. film
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NE.vOus DEBILITY. SlMIsAL WEAKNESS, etc.
tdr Be CK-td by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the trnth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II. TRAvRR
mar ADA WHY Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
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BOARDING..

observation-disclosures Rooms and first class
At Board, for gentlemen only. at 1856 G. street.
between 18th and zlst. Terms $50 per month
nah Il st"
rE'UREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN. willing to
. room together, can be accommodated with
Board ut FIVE dollars week. Also. few Table
Roarders wanted. Apply at No 377 18th St, bet
New York av and | st. NH Is st
VlLsONS DESIRING BOARD CAN BE AC-
L cImmodstsd a. ~ Montgomery s.. GEORGE
town. p. mh,4 g."
NJO1IUk Or ana alter Monday next, O. 9kU.
~ TIER will be prepared TO receive re gular Table
Boarders At 81 rer week ia 14-tf
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SBERIPES SALE.-By order of the County
- Court of Alexandria county will sell 1T Pub
O'Clock q. M, on the premises In lots % suit pur
chsssrs, about 100 tons OF LUMP PLAsFRR,
levied upon as the property of Meade h Mare,
and lying on Duke street, between Water and
mhl5 tbs 8. n. G.RwooD. sh.ria.
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AfAsExTISG Of the Washington Hebrew Co N
gregatiop, held on the 9th inst, at their vestry
70 draft resolutions of thanks 20 1.-The Harmony
Crcic Of this city, for their liberality in dona
ting to this congregation the proceeds Of their
soiree, amounting to ONE hundred and Ell ghty FIVE
doilars. We accordingly beg leave to submit the
following:
Resolved, That the sincere thanks Of this congre-
CATION are hereby rendered to 1.-THE Harmony Cir
Gle, for the handsome donation made by them to
this congregation.
Resolrsd, That, as q congregation and "a indi-
viduala, we heartily appreciate the kindness aud
hberality of the members of The Harmony Cir
Gle in making this generous gift, aud sincerely
hope and pray that the Tod of fathers may re-
ward them for the same.
RsSoIrsd, That our secretary be instructed TO
present these resolutions to the President of THE
Harmony Circle, y and that copies of the same be
transmitted the Ersninx Star of this city, and the
Tsraelis of Cincinnati. for publication
l.. GASsBNHEIMER,I
ISAAC HKRTZBERG,S Committee
b. -. BkHREaD.
ApcLPp ADLER RecordIn Secretary of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation. It,
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ByJ.C. McGUILE& CO.. Auctionesrs
VERY VALUABLE IMpkOyED PROPERTY
NEAR THE WAX DEYARrMENT

VERY vALm "a bAsk0VED PROPERTY
By vir'1e OF = decree of the lprsms Court or
the Distrilt CT COLUMBIA rendered In a cIus. mo
ss haTty R.ndiDR in SID cont 6sswsen
Joseph Bcplanser, aga lat Jane Bouianssr aad
John Nj Jewell. administrators of said Joseph
son slu.inisirator Of Thoass Lawsop. deceased,
tnd Jane bculenser, heir at Law of ssid BoulApgsr,
the uDde rsignfd. Trustee, will expose to .ais at
Public Au, ton, on the premises on SATURDAY,
the Goth day Of Msrcs al o'cioch in the afternoon
that yery ysluabis property known as" Bouian-
" cen Sew, neenIh and Eiahtsenth streets vest In
toe city OF Washington. being part OF Lot II in
in the rest erect ed thereon routing "a feet on a
SIR ct. and containing about eighteen roo u.s. This
prclety Is very derrabie from its popularity Is Q
partr ants snd the Presidents house. '1'A' N'
And on &ONDAY, the 18th instant, on the prem
ises- 81 O'Clock p. m, and after, the following
Lot L. in Square a. fronting 81 feet 10 inchs, on
EtIeet. between Twenty third and twenty fourth
Lot Is. in Is, fronting IS feet inches on
street north, b. tween Twenty fourth and Twenty
fifth str cts wsst 9I5laqu,re fest.
street. hetvt en- Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets west l,6sl square feet.
es On Tweuty seventh street vest, between q and I
streets north.
srce TO be P.ia IA two equal instslments in ak and
twelve pths rom the day of sale; Tie said bal
to tear interest from the lag of SALE and the
purchaser. endorsed to the satisfaction Of the
Trustee an bearing interest. On the full payment
Of TIE purchase money deed will be given By the
If the terms OF sae be Dot complied with In ave
cSYs from the dsy of sale the Trustee reserves the
right To re sell at the risk and expente OF the de-
f. n ting purchaser.
All cCpveyancing and stamps at the expense OF
JOHN JEWEJL. Trustee
rbl4-dts 10 MCGUIRE & 90, Auots.
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant. by the Rev Father McNally,
Capt. BENJAMIN F. FISHER. I. S. A, to Miss
ALICE +. CAUSTEN. youngdst dau ghter Of Jas
il. CaIsten, ofthis city.
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE & co. ,Auctioneers.
FINN BUILDING LOrs {

by 2. NOG q IKE q 90, Auctioneefs.
TTHlRTY.TW0 FINE BUILDING LOTS ON
Il FouR1SEN1B STREET, AND ADJAossT THGREfo.
On WEDNESDAY sTERRO0E March 2sd at
O'clock, en- the preTises, shau selt for count
OF ST Msthewe' Church tbs western half of Square
No. 236. EuSdiviced iuto s2 fue bull lin lots six
teen Of which Il ont 18th str set 90 by 100, to
Is foot al ey, and eight on each L ard rtrsets,
lear to 14h street, the LATTER 49, aud rs feet, to
Title perfect.
Terms: Ous third cash: tha remsinder In ak and
Twelve months. with interest, secured by deed Of
trust Ire premises.
All eoDveysnces sni stamps at the cost OF The
purchassr.
mhl4.d j. q. mc0U1Sy Il CO., Austa.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Josepn
4. Shilling, assault; bail for peace. Robert
Richardson, alias Bob Rats, robbery; Jail for
hearing. Mary Coins, prostitution; workhonse
81 days. q. W. Burke assault: Jail for court,
Andrew Powell alias Jos. Led Wi It'll, do: for a
hearing Chas. G. HAMILTON, furnishing liquor
40 solGiprs: military
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PERSONAL.

Il q. W. EUBANK or G.. W. MOUNTJOT, please
address Mrs. II. c. EUBANK, at the Penn House.
NH l66t.
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAS WISHES TO FORM
IA the acquaintance of n handsome young Lady
from IL To y years old of wild and romantic dis
position Address GEORG I. CARLTON, Wash
linton. d. c. mhIJ3t
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FINED This morning Justice Ferguson
heard the case OF Hunhault, whose arrest We
noticed yesterday, and he was fined $3.50
Tor keeping gambling house, S25 for selling
liquor en- sunday, and $40 for selling to SOL
0iers-besides having ms stock Of liz uors con-
Iscated.
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FRANCIS AoEUS.l IFRkSoIs B. MoHux.
MOHUN i SON,
SUCCESSORS TO J. T. LEHMAN,
L M Is II ID e l. Z r s,
Canal, Bet,cssn 18th and l3h Streets,
Washington, D. O.
The undersigned having purohassd the Lumber
faro of Mr. Jpo. T. Lehman, are now prepared 70
furnish Lum Der Of sill kinds at the market rates.
They desire to call attention to their large stock
which GO insists in part Of the following kinds:
About loGy Geo feet Walnut, sill thieknessss,
10000 feet & Poplar, prime.
N0 eco - Oak ard Ash, various Sizes,
loOO OGO feet scsntling and Joist, all lengths,
l,COOOOO White Pine Cuttings,
sCn con q Flooring,
Ale O, large usntity Of aIl other kind of Lumb
fe e.eolm MOHUN d SON.
NRPHANs' COURT. March S, Issa-DIsrRror OF
the case OF Jas B. Munro executor OF Joseph Aut,h
inion deceased, the executor Aforesaid has, with
the sppro baton of the Orphans Court eff Washing
ton county aft resaia, appointed TUESDAY, the
18th fEst for the final settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the
xssets in hand as far as the same have been col-
tn creditors and heirs of said deceased notified
to attend, lat the Orphans Court OF Warrington
&C unity Aforesaid, with their claims properly
vouched. or they may otherwise by Law be exclu-
ded from al benefit in said deceassGs estate pro-
vided . copy Of this order be published oncs q
week for three weeks In the Evening Star pre-
vious to the said 18th day of Ma oh 1854.
Test: O. ROBBINS,
NH laW3W" Register of villa,
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ID uBA DI ROMA. By W. W Story, 2 vols 81,
IL hunts Life of Edward Livingston; $3.50.
EAtlle FIELDS OF this Souta from Bun hun to
Frtcericks burg; 31.t0.
Cen. e. ant and lis Campaigns 81 90.
Cavendish Laws and Practice of Whist; ST. Is
Three Moaths in the south. By Colonel Freq
mantle; Sl25,
romefCy Is Municipal Law; IS,
Thackeray, the Humorist. By Theodore Tay.
Tor; j | Is
seweii,s Bounty, Pension aud Prize Laws; s. 81.
Gen McClell Han 8 B. port and Campaigns; S2s
edinburgh He rev. January. 1854,
london Quarterly Review January, 1854,
uhIH pRANNR TAYIlR
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- RRoUGHT ON last night and can be seen at 43S
Pennsyly ania avenue, near Az street, and
beauiiful sets of old plated Jewery for only one
dollar Also, Silver plated Tea Spoons its
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NATIONAL FAIR--FirSt District Regiment-
hHiThtS Templar.-The fair last night was
success. TWO excelleu. bands of music were
present. 10 entertain the crOwd-the 18th regular
infantry hand and the Invalid Corps band from
carver Hospital.
Il. MI hi, the 1st District regiment, stationed
al Alexandria, with its officers, will visit the
fair, which Will be a great qualification to the
noble boys of the regiment, as we'll as to their
numerous friends here. Gen Slough and staff
and the Governor OF v irginia Ind his aids. will
accompany the regiment, and he present at The
fair.
The Knights Tempiar have accepted another
invitation ex ended TO them by the officers of
The far. and we learn that they will be there
i'll the 1ull regalia OF that order on Friday mig hi
IcAt.
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IRON LON DON.
L Sea Kings and Naval Heroes,
Scuthty's Life OF Nelson,
Mem oire OF Admiral Sir sidney Smith; 2vo's.
Marsh all's Naval Biography; vols.
Life and Correeponoence OF Admiral sf Ohsfiss
Napier; z vols.
ehipwrecks of the Royal Navy,
Neptune's Heroes
Memoir of Vice Admiral Sir Jahled Brenten
Dixonh Life Of Blake,
Aliens Life of Dundonald -
Lives of the British Admirsn;
Nicolas History of the koyei navy; vols,
Memsirs az Adrniral de Eaumarez; vols,
Brentons Naval istory; vols:
mhl0 EnA N0A Il LAOns
11IsTORY OF WHIST POINT, And its MIHsasy
III imnortanoe during the American Rsvolutea:
AID The origin and prosre0 Of the United oeneo
vol, With nlast1ations: 9e:vcv.rn,
1o1e tkAnOA 1A11Oa.
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VIOLATIONS OF CORPORATION LAw.--David
Jones & Bro, corner of Eighth and ID streets,
were fined five dollars and ninety. six cents
yesterday for obstr ucting the sidewalks.
John Hinsly, Cyrus Martin, and Kelleher &c
Pywell were each fined five dollars and ninety.
ak cents for violation of livery stable law.
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BOLD ROBBERY Sunday, about 5 o'clock D.
M, Robert Richardson, alias Bob Rltts, and
several other coiored persons We're sitting in a
house in Pre- Alley. One OF them named
Frank Payne, had & fine silver watch; Bob
Rats asked him the time of day: Payne to0k
out his watch and told him; Rats seized the
Y atch and ran out the door. PAYNE started
alter him, but was prevented by two of Rats
friends. who held the door. Rats was arrest
ed by Officer Crown, and sent 10 iaIi for hear
ing by Justice Giberson.
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LIE Bon ToN.-Tbis elegant journal OF fashion
is out Tor April, with the Partisan novelties
-Four beautiful plates, richly colored; descrip-
tions Of cloaks dresses, bonnets tiss ue patterns
&c. This number will be Ia great demand.
Send at once TO Shillington's Books ore and get
copy. mar 15.2t*
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EVERY BODY, 1t seems, Is talking about, and
working for the great concert that Is to come of
at Odd Fellows Hall on Easter Monday night
for the benefit OF the Orphan Boys ASYLUM,
We think ii will be great success
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ByJC. McG UIRs GO. Auctionesrs

BY =. &. Mcd UIhS q w. Auctl0n6erg
TNkUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE OORaIR
Il LOT, NEAR THE BALTIMORE RAIL Road DEPor.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust bearing date tho
3Ith Gay of May, A. d. 1863 and rscor led In Lbsr
n. G. T. No. IL, folio 81, DC one of the land
for Ws.hipston comfy, D. c.. ead By drsston Of
tie holder OF the uotes secured thereby the under
signed trustee viii sell at public sale 10 fIent Of
the premises, SAT URDAY AFfERN DON, the
26th day of March, A D., 1864, at o'closk D. % Q
part Of original Lot No four "a. in Square No. six
buIdred and thirty (eaD; the raid part of said Lot
IL upon he corner of New Jersey avenue and North
street. ard has front OF forty (f0l feet the
svPrue and one hundred (iO0l feet on X street
he sale o. this property in the i'm ediste neigh
trinity or Profitable investment
Tens Of fale One third in CASH. Of which $50
ta,ments IN six and twelve months with iatsrest
nom sy Of sale. secured By deed of tr1st.
II ths terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days after tie sae. the trustee reserves the right
10 refeI at the right and cost Of first purchaser,
after FIVE days mott o.
All COZ TsI srcinG, including stamp, st purchasers
cost.
mia 2sw3v&ds J. G. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-16

WARRANTED TO CUREIN SIX DAYs-Dr. Godfrey'H
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-ive years.
standing, will cure Gnnorrh0a IN sir days. No
change of diet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
by s. c. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Wsshin gton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely