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Affairs in Georgetown.

HORSE AND MULE THIEVES on THE CANAL
1t seems that squads OF horse-thieves are Turk
ing upon the Virginia shore few miles above
this town, who watch opportunities to steal
horses and mules belonging to the boatmen
upon the towpath of the canal. Thursday
night, as the boat Old Age was on her way
west, squad Of these thieves stole four mules
belonging 10 the boat and got item safely TO
the Virginia shore, about seventeen miles
above this town, and near Muddy Branch
Boatmen inquire, if such fellows shall he cap
tured. will they be treated as prisoners Of war!
We hear that the thieves took Mr.. Ryan, the
captain of the boat but that he escaped from
them while crossing the river.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. d. Johnson, % II
tons coal, to Snow & Co; A. Cham herlain I06. 10
tons, to American Co; David Dynn, 7. Thos
Chaplin and Onward, 3lG.4J tons, Borden Co:
VIM. Bell and e. w. Ii. Hatzer, 300 IL tons, TO
Cumberland Go. Departures - Eight boat
light: and the Jos. s. Mackie, assorted cargo, to
cock; J. Fl. Williams, assorted cargo, to Ed
wards Ferry.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARK ET.-Marke steady
Prices unchanged. No arrivals of flour or
grain reported to-day.
PORT OF GRoRGErowN. - Entered-Schrs
Hickman, George, from New York. Cleared
Schrs. NJ. T. Fardy, Hooper, Salisbury; Min
erva, Crossman, Fall River; Sarah Ellen,
Wheeler, ST Mary's; Edline, Bennett, do. W.
Arthur, Lormg, Baltimore: Prince William,
Lucas, ST. Mary's; l.. b. Carroll, Clark, ely
mont; d. ID. Hart. Lowe, New York; H. Wal
colt, Chester. Philadelphia; Planet, Boyd, An
moy; A. b. Leen, Saunders, briiton Bav; M. p.
Ivory, Segar, Naniemoy. Sloop Tycoon,
Royce, Pomunky. Boat NJ. Catherine, Harris,
NanlemOv.
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FROM kENTUCkY

Sue Munday's Cut-throuts Numbering again
MIR. Harper, their Victim. Murdered a
his Home without ProvOcatiom-Genera
BurbIidge ketaliates for the Act-A Raid
between Rnsselyille and GAINESVILLE
stores robbed OF $4,000 worth of goods
Guerriilas dash on Rocky Hill Station on
the nashville kallr0ad-They shoot a
broken legged Negro nd fire the Slice DIN"
cars with him in it-Lleutenant CoioneI
Hammond Appointed BrIgadier General
LOUISVILLE, Nov. TUESDAY night Sue
mLnday's gang OF cut throats surrounded the
house OF Mr Harper, two miles south of Mid
way, and without The sIig htest proyocarop
mui dered their victim. Mr.. Harper was a
l MON man. On Wednesday, four guerrIlias
captured Id Kentucky, by order of Gen. Bur-
bridge were sent 10 Mr. Harpers residence
and were shot 10 death, in retaliation for the
murder committed
On October Dist there was a raid on Aim.
sulle on the Memphis branch Of the railroad
between RussellviIe and Clarksville Sew.
erai stores in the place were robbed OF goods
valued at Sl2.uUO
"Wednesday afternoon % guerrlllas made a
dash INTO Rocky Hill station. On the Nash willie
Railroad. There were two sleeping cars on
the tack, and In one of them was an old ne.
gro, with both legs broken. They ordered him
10 get out, but he could not move quick enough
for them, and they shot him. They then set
lire TO the cars and burnt them, with the negro
in il.
Lieut.. Col. Hammond has been appointed a
Brig adler General.
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FROM CITY POINT.

The L. : steamer Cossack arrived here this
evening from City Point with a large army
nail and number of passengers. The usual
picket firing continues at the front, but there
IL no news Of Importance.
About fifty slightly wounded officers from
the officers hospital at City Point came up on
the Co'sack. The majority of them were
wounded IN the late reconnaissance, and they
are going home to vote.
Some two hundred enlisted men who are
sick and unable for field duty AT present also
came up Oh the Cos sack on short leaves Of alb
sence Ell route 10 their homes in the North.
The Co.'S ack brought mp six EN- balmed bodies,
among he number that of Captain ID. II. Gin
der, o. the Slsr Pennsy lvanta volunteers, whic h
are - be forwarded to the friends OF the de.
ceased.
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CAPTURE OF A VALUABLE BLOCKADE
RUNNER

CAPTURE OF A VALUABLE BLOCKADE
RUNNER
To-day, he Navy Department received a
despatch from Rear Admiral Porter, reporting
the capture Of the English steamer Lady
Sterling, on Friday night, the 2sth of October,
by the L. S. steamers Eoius, Fort Jackson
and Calypso, with cargo Of 800 bales of cot.
ton, having run ont of Wilmington.
The Lady Sterling is a beautiful steamer, and
this was her first trip. She was built by Ash,
OF Mlllwall London. Tor Thos. Sterling Big
bic, (who has been largely engaged in running
the bockade.) and was launched in June last
The Lady Sterling is 260 feet long, 26 feet
beam, - feet deep, and is represented to be
very fast. The vessel and cargo We're worth
probably seven hundred and fifty or eight
hundred Thousand dollars. This makes the
fourth steamer captured off Wilmington with
in q brief period.
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A Fighting Brigade of Pennsylvanians
Coming Home.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-The following Phil
adelphia regiments, the sd, Hath, 10th, and
l36th, composing one of the fighting brigades
Of the old Sixth Corps, and just from Sher-
idan's army, arrived here last night, and this
morning proceeded on their way home, where
they are ordered to report. The briga-e is I'M
der the command of Colonel Isaac q. Bassitt
and the boys are delighted at their good luck
in being ordered home. The surprise is as
sudden TO them as this announcement Of their
coming will be TO your readers.
The Philadelphia Brigade from Sheridan's
army, has started. They will reach PhiIadel-
phia 10 might.
( A dispatch received at the Baltimore Depot,
in this city, says that part of Colonel Bassitt's
Pennsylvania Brigade will arrive at 10 p. m :,
and the rest early in the morning.
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BOARDING..

TWO GENTLEMEN Wishing to room together
! can obtain ard aud pleasan' Room by sp-
plying at No. ia ct. near 18th ST. Terms 81
per month. payable in advance. Also. few Table
nov 5 St.
ROARDING.-Two choice Rooms vacant. in
- house where but few boarders are taken.
apply st 4O7 Sd street, between Pa, avenue and
st. at~
QOOMS AND BOARD-A PARLOR aud two
IA CHAMBERS, neatly furnished, with Board, at
No. La. av. no ST.
THREE OR FOUR Mech ncs can he accommo-
L dsted with Room and BOARD at 394 nth ST.,
bet and sts. Alto a few table boarders.
g. st"
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THE NEW YORK ELECTION FRAUDs.-It has
been discovered that the parties engaged in the
New York election frauds used the names of
Ohio Massachusetts and other soldiers, taken
from the rolls of the hospitals and camps in
this vicinity, and III filing up the blanks cred
tied them TO some New York State regiment
Several thousand of these votes have gone to
the State Of New York it has been as ceI tanned.
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PERSONAL.

EOR THE GOOD OF THE COUNTRY AND
4 improvement of Themselves, two young gen
tiemen who have always moved in the best society,
or IN" best morals, and whose Golfers in
plathr ric state. desire to correspond with two
young ladies' who can also bring the above require
M nts with n view TO ID atrimOny and intellectual
improvement. Ladies' may be assured thai their
csmmunications viii only be read BY the subscri.
bers themselves. and be treated with the greatest
dslicacy. Address Immediately, with pictures, .
". C., orr. C.. W., United States iron clad Canon
elsewhere IT.
nR BACKER. THE MOST WONDERFUL AS
- trOloger No. 362 D street, between 9th and
nation concerning all affairs through life with
and in regard to Heath, Wealth. and Maria. g.
Sickness and Death. DR. Backer can be consulted
from lin the Morning III in the Evening.
IOy 4-IwN
YOUNG LADY With a respectuous ed ucstion
n 1.-THE knowledge of music ia not necessarily
will call with a letter to NJ. A. BILLY, City Post
Office. in view of matrimony nov a.
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New York Stock Market-First Board
By the Peoples Line-Ofice 81 Ninth street |
NEW YORK, Nov. So. 5. 1881, coupon 6's,
edness. 95 3; Gold, $50 /; N. Y. Central, us:
Erie, lO77s; Hudson River. 1874; Reading, 49, l
Michigan Central, 13l; Michigan Southern,
75at; Illinois Central, 1870; Cleveland and
Pittshurg, 100; Cumberland coal Preferred
So; Cleveland and Toledo, -; Chicago and
Rock Island, 102k: Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN. -; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Ghica-
go, IO51: Alton and Terra Hante, 62; Chicago
and Northwestern, i5A; quicksilver, s5k.
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Agents in Canada to Procure Arms for
the Grder-Ten ofthe ConsPir ators oeie'
gated to ASsassiBate Gov. Morton..
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Horace Heffern,
Deputy Grand Commander of the Sons of Lib
erty In Indiana, who has been on trial here for
participation in a reasonable conspiracy, to-
day turned States evidence, and made start
ling revelation OF the schemes Of the order. He
said nobody but Democrats had ever been ad-
mitted into the order, or would be if they APP
piled.
He confirmed the previous evidence Of the
military organization and the appointment of
major general to command it.
DR. Bowles, one OF the accused, was com
mander-in chief, with staff, of which DR.
james b. Wilson, recently arrested, was adiu-
tant general. He said that a committee of thir.
teen was appointed to prepare for an IL surrec-
ton intended to release all the rebel prisoners
IN the northwest, arm them from government
arsenals, overturn the State government, kill
Gov. Morton or hold him as a hostage for
captured insurrectionists, and then form the
North west into a separate confederacy
He said he was told by Adjutant General
Wilson that S5GG,O09 had been sent by the rebel
agents In Canada into the Northwest, to pur.
chase arms for the order, and that 2O0,OpO had
been left in Indiana, in the hands of Dodd and
John e.. Walker
Wilson showed Heffern S1,OCO that he re.
ceived from Birds 10 buy arms in Wash.
ington.
HefteTn further swore that the com mittee of
thirteen had appointed ten men to kill Gov.
Morton, and a few days since the Governor
received letter declaring that the writer and
his associates We're sworn to kill him and
would do it,
Heffern's revelations astonished the court,
thous b prepared, because otpre yious evidence,
for part OF it.
If Gov Morton was killed, DIR. Athen, Sec
retarv OF State, was to take his place, as pro-
vided by law in case of the death or disability
OF the Governor and eutenant Governor
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Preparations to X &C Give the II ebeF aiders
along the New York Line.

OswzGo. N Y, Nov. 5.-Precautionary
measures are being taken by the military and
civic authorities for the reception of rebel
raiders, should they attempt to visit this city
At a special meeting OF the Common Conn
Gil this morning, police force was appointed
TO patrol the streets at night.
a detachment of the iSth New York State
National Guard were on duty last night A
detachment from the regiment are also picket
ing the docks and harbor. and river guards are
also placed at various places in the city.
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PERsosAL. - Hon. VIM Whiting, we'll
known as the able and distinguished Solicitor
OF the War Department, delivered an address
in Boston, on Monday night, on the Political
and Military aspects OF our National Affairs.
The address is spoken OF by the Boston press
as a mastery effort
Gov. Dennison, Postmaster General, Score.
tary Weiles and Chief Clerk Faxon, OF the Navy
department, have gone home to vote
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK M.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo.
!, riope ~ ant urifies.
THE LOSS IN THE LATE SKIRMIsH NEAR
SALEM

In the skirmish on Friday, oflast week, near
Salem, Va, between $50 men of the stn ILL
nois cavalry and 200 OF Mosbys men, the
rebels lost killed, wounded and prisoners.
The loss of the tn Illinois cavalry was but 4
wounded. The guerrillas Were completely
routed and scattered in all directions
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THE REBEL MAJOR HUTCHINSON

Major Hutchinson, Assistant Adjntant Gen
eral TO the late Rebel General kamseur, who
was specially paroled to convey the deceased
Generals body South, having successful ac-
complished his mission to-day returned to this
city and surrendered himself to Col. Ingraham
Old Capitol.
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On the LIST OF November, Rear Admiral S. P
Lee resumed command of the Mississippi
Blockading Squadron. Admiral Lee, it will
be remem bered, formerly commanded the
North Atlantic Squadron.
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ODD FELLOWS LEvEEE.-A grand concert
and ievee will be given by Columbia Lodge,
No. 10, ]. o. o. F.. at Odd Fellows Hall 1th
street on next Monday evening. The pleas re
of the evening will commence with prone
Ge concert. after which an eloquent address
will he delivered, and will conclude with the
Joyous dance. Extensive arrangements have
been made to have everything comfortable.
and the time will be spent agreeablv. A string
band has been engaged for the occasion. Don't
fail to 60 and enjoy yourselves.
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~ From Hudson Taylor aud from M. d
Russeii we have copies of the renowned
"Nasoy Papers, by Petroleum V. Nasty, pas.
tor NV sed church In charer
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How ahe Tallahassee Cunard Originated.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The Bulletin has
received a special dispatch from Cape May
stating that the recent report of the ITALIA
Fort Delaware on the arrival of the L. s. gun.
beat Galeua.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE MILITARY COMMISSION.-This commits
sion is in session to- day, and is engaged in try
ing number OF small cases, such aiding
desertlon, recruiting in the District of Colum.
bia for Northern States, &c. Among those
tried was Mr.. Hammerslag. on street,
Island, wno is charged with furnishing citi
Zpns clothes to soldiers, and aiding them to
obtain bcanties with the intention of again de-
sertiDg; which charge the evidence tended to
sustain Verdict not made public.
man named Dorsey, who resided in st.
Mary's county, Md. was put on trial, charged
with furnishing citizens clothes and food to
soldiers.
The testimony of two witnesses proved that
Dorsey met them in October, 1861, near his
honse. apd on being asked by them for citizens
clothes told them he had none for himself but
knew OF person who could furnish them
c1ntbes. and that it was through his agency that
man named Day did furnish them. These
Witnesses at that time had deserted from the
25h New York Cavalry, then at Camp Stone
man. Verdict not rendered.
IMPORTANT SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-
Messrs. MEG uire j. Co. have made the follow
ing sales: Square west OF Square No. 623,
known as the residence OF the late Stephen A.
Douglas, to Richard ID Barclay, for goo, 700
Two lots on H street north, between Ist street
west ard North Capitol street, to Edmund
Walsh, AT % cents per foot Brick house aud
lot on ~ street. one door north OF Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, to DR.. Seth J. Todd, for l,3OO
Lot at the corner of and 18th streets, in rear
Of WlllaId's Ho'el. to ]. B. Ketchum, OF New
d,
tween lith and 18th streets, 90 feet inches by
ll3 feet sH inches, with an old brick house, to
same purchaser, for 1861. Vacant lot ad-
Joining on the east, to q. Cimmick, Jr, for
Si.72 per foot Vacant lot adjoining on the
west, to ]. G. Willard, for ST. 75H per foot.
Small frame house and lot on north L street,
b+tween Connecticut avenue and 18th street, to
Anthony Best, for 1865. One hundred aud ten
acres OF land In Fairfax county, Va, to John
Payne, for $500.
NAVY YARD.--This morning, the flagship
Don is lying at the Yard, and Is receiving
some slight Improvements.
The Western World has had thorough
overhaulIDg, and will soon he ready for sea.
The mortar schooner Sophronia Is on the
ways. hnt will be probably launched to-day.
TIE Mathew Fasser, mortar schooner. has had
thorough overhauling, and is about ready for
SEE. .-.-.E 10 ~
The Resolute is awaiting her turn on the
ways. ys. ...si
The workmen this morning commenced 10
dig the excavation for the foundation Of the
new clothing warehouse.
Many OF the Maryianders are making prepa.
rafiops 10 70 home to vote, and consequently
Arrangements have besn made that sucn per-
sons can receive their pay.
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IL From Franck Taylor we have the No
vember number OF the United States Serrfce
Nnod.ipk.
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HPLD Az WITNEsSES.-It was stated. in re-
gard TO the death of Patrick Lahive from in
iuries received in a riot, that Officer Howard
had arrested three persons on the charge Of
being concerned in the m urder. 1t is now said
that two of those named, Edward Pitcock and
jeremiah HARDWOOD, were brought up as wit
nests, and were not implicated in tine mur-
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Geld.

NPG YORK, Nov. Gold to-day 800 The
steamers for Europe to- day take over 81, 600 900
III specie.
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DEATH OF GALLANT SoLpIRR.-In our
obituary notices will be found recorded the
death Of John Mckenna formerly OF this citv)
in the rebel prison at Andersonville Ga. He
was captured in the night attack on Fort Sum-
ter in September 1863, and has fallen victim
to rebel barbarities as practised upon Union
prisoners. McKenna was q superb looking
soldier, standing over six feet in height, and
was one of the bravest OF the brave. He was a
nephew of detective officer James Nc Dewitt.
and also leaves brother and other relatives
here to mourn his untimely end.
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CAPTURED

On Wednesday. the mortar schooner Adolph
HI gel, Capt. NIckrr-on, off Alexandria, seized
the slcop Ziou, OF - Mays, for having let
ter intended for rrb ldom, on board. There
We're two men board the sloop, w. II.
Davis, captain, and James X ca, mate, who
were sent 10 the Provost Marshal at Alexan-
dIia. The sloop was sent here Thursday for
condemnation as a prize
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CHIEF QUARTERMASTER DEPARTMENT OF
WASHING TON
Col. M. ]. Ludington, late OF the Army of the
Potomac, has been appointed Chief Quarter
master OF the department of Washington, In
the place OF Col. j. A. Ellison, who has been
mustered ont Of the service.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER McCLEL
Ian FROM NEW ORLEANS.
AU. s. Gunboat Firing on Large Steamer
off FRYING Pan ShaalS


off Frying Pan shoals.
NEW York, Nov. 5-The steamer Mcclellan,
from New Orleans November rs, has arrived
here.
She reports that on the I'd November, when
off Frying Pan Shoals. she saw United States
gunboat chasing and firing at a large steamer
with two smokestacks and burning soft coal.
The gunboat was gaining on the steamer rap
idly
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En- Route to Canada
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Maior General Peck
lett here to-day for t2e Canada frontier.
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JUST RECEIVED
At
377 SEVENTH STREET.

Having Just returned from New York. L would
erpectful call the attention of the citizens
Washington Georgetown and Al xandris TO our
large and well assorted stock Of goais. comprising
in ysrt-
PATTERN BOENETS,
HATS. of ell the different styles,
FRENCH FLOWER RIBBONS,
NIL EINERY GOODS. NOTIONS.
DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS
COTTONS, FLANNELS. &C., &c,
With general assortment too numerous to men
lion.
Having purchased the above since the heavy de-
cline in gold pr pared 70 sell at prices which
&C r. W Mrs A. McCLOSKY.
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ORPHANS COURT - Judge Purceu.-This
morning letters Of administration were issued
to John Tyler on the estate OF Dr. Albert L Y Ter:
to T.. A King on the estate OF X. H. Harrison;
to Francis l.. McKenna on the estate of John
H. EcKenna The latter was marine, and
died at Anderson vile, South Carolina, while
q prisoner, about the lst Of August last.
The second account and first Especial account
OF S T. Grown, guardian 10 the orphans OF
Geo. w. Grown; and the first and hnal account
of f. +. Bodien, Administrative OF II. A Bo-
den were approved and passed.
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o-AT THE EAST WARRINGTON VI.
chnrff ssRtbc oh. s,
O'Clock. at which the local miss omar, " RI vt tue
ented by the Missionaries, Rev. y. P Pitcher sud
Rev. ]. Kimball. It
+" DEPARTMENT. OF METROPOLITAN PO
W wAsHIseTos. D. O., November s, 1864.
To the mentors Gf The AletropOlitan PoliesJort
1 am directed by the Board of Police to inform
ysg that in # the refusal Mayor
necessary sum to pay the proportion of the sddi-
tionsl compensation for the month Of October last
ropolitaR Police by the Corporation of Washing
ton, agreeably to the Ac, of Congress of Jun5 2'-
you any part Of this proportion Of said sda,ionsl
cG,99pensa'iOn Treasurer board s Of i Police
nFsEVENTH WARD LINCOLN AND JOHN
Tx son meeting will be he'd at slsni Hall,
SATURDAY, NevembeIr, 9TH. " o'clock p. IN.
Sss Of the o. ward sre invited have been
engaged: also. fne band of music viii attend.
C. C. ANDERSON. Sec nov o. 1T At;
n~NoTIcE-To WHOM ITIMAYi CONCERN
REGIsrsR's OFFICE, Nov. /, 1864.
keepers OF Hotels rs1srns Restauransa retailers
Of spiritu1us and Ftrmented Liquors, Wines. and
Pg s
Wood. Commits sion Merchants, ais, to keepers of
TsSsS A,s sss B anl
ing, and Peddling. and dealers in Old Iron. Rrass,
Copper; &c. will expire Monday, the 9Th day OF
renewed at this Office within ten DAYS after that
tiP psv 6. SAMUEL E. Douglas.
0SFAIR "A Pair for The benefit of st. Vim
W. CENTS Female 0rehan Asylum will open
and G streets. and will be continued during this
and the ensuing week. The public are earnestly
0@EOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
IL
CoLLKcToR's OFFICE CRY HALL. I
WASHINGTON, November /, 1864
Notice is hereby given to all persons who have
month Of Novembe a discount # three per cent.
is allowed; for the month OF Deem Der no d'dnc
taxes the first day January 1865 will be liable
to n Advertisement soss and ss WM n1xox cou.
~ the erection of a public school building in
the First School district invite the Architects of
5ndns vii for the
plan 9 I'd Any desired inf rmstion in refer
or by j. B. Turton Esq No 1913 street norsh,
j. O. VI WiE So ss sse rs,s .v emu;
nov g. cow between 18th and 18th SITS
NJ EXCELSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION
uS The Books of this Association are open for
plasss,;;.G B. Baker at Sta. Once: B. Rsbinson,
at Wall, Stephens Co; T. N: Hanson. Intellieen'
Drug store island Co nssF
Ridgely's Drug Store. LIST Ward Worthnston's
AZ at Barnards Drug Store. Gsorgetorn'
Oc 24-2awtf
n%THE EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
pa 1fha3 CIV MI hGa 5 GaS
the IF fSssln
and johnson are # ysh the dent
JAS. C DULIN, Sec sep pc NJ T&stN6
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N. WILLIAM,

81 n M. D'ntlas, q
S36 Pa. nve.. Wash S7,Cite Trevise
ingtcn, D. G. Paris.
Is receiving new goods by almost every ste amer,
and la always a largs stock of the finest and most
fashionable goods on hand. His s1ock is composed
ments. Lace Goods, large and fine selection of
Millinery Goods, az Bonnets. Hats. Flowers,
Feathers, silks. Grapes, Te.vets. Ribbons. ETC.,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons,
Netts. Fancy Combs, Perfumery, from the oele
NJ. WILLIAM being the only merchant in this
city whO imports goods, goes for selections him
self TO Europe, and has his agent residing in Paris
who sends him Nouveautes as soon a. they make
their appearance, is therefore prepared TO please
the most fasGidious tastes nov 3 Sniff