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CONGRESSIONAL,
IN THE SENATE Yesterday

IN THE SENATE yesterday
An amendment to the House bill for a sup
Elementary loan for the Government was
adopted, which requires the principal upon thsu
bonds to be paid in coin.
Mr.. Sherman. from the committee of confer
ence en- the d1Sagreeipg votes on the whisky
bill, presented report. On his motion, the
Senate insisted upon its amendments, and the
matter was ordered to be again transmitted to
the House Tor its final aCtiCn.
In THE HOUSE e..#
message was received rom the Senate, sta
ting that the committee of conference or the
whisky bill had met, and after full and free
conference were unable 10 agree.
IN the course of the proceedings on this SUBJ
ject- ...
Mr. Washburne said he believed, from what
had occurred in the committee. there could be an
adjustment OF the differences 1t was insisted
On one side that the House had decided against
taxing the stock on han&, while on the other it
was thought the House had decided only
against taxing at the rate OF forty cents q GAL
Ion. In order TO test the sense of the House he
offered resolution that the House insist on its
disagree ment to the 5endte's amendments, and
ask of the Senate another conferences: and the
House hereby declares its Judgment that in
the adjustment of differences, there be an ad-
dittCnal tax OF not less than twenty nor more
than forty cents gallon on spirits on hand for
sale.
MIR: :Pendleton moved that the House recede
nom It's disagreement 10 tie Senate's amend
ments.
Mr. Washburne said if that motion shoald
prevail there would be no TAX on Spirits on
hand.
Mr. Pendleton replied such would be the eff
feet
After further proceedings, the question was
taken on Mr.. Pendetons motion, ana decided
i'll The negatiye-yeas 50, nays q.
The resolution OF Mr.. Washpurne was then
agleed to-yeaS 20, nays 67.
The confederation OF the bill TO establish
Bureau for freedmen's Affairs was res urae,I,
and
Mr. Pendleton concluded his remarks against
it.
Nr. Wadsworth also spoke agaiIs the meas
uTe. -r....
Mr.. Mallory moved that the bill be laid upon
the table Tie question having been taken it
was disagreed to-yeas go, nays IS.
The bill establishing a Bureau for Freed
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The southwes, Cavalry Expedi,ions.

CAIRO, March 1.-Gen. H. L. Smiths COM
mand, the late cavalry expedition, arrived to-
day. The expedition was 1000 strong Its
object was to clear the country of struggling
rebel forces, and, if possible, make diversion
in favor OF Sherman, and join him il practica-
BILE.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 27.-A diary of an officer at
tached to Gen. GIiersons column Of General
Smiths cavalry expedition furnishes but little
ofimportance beyond what has been pre- viously
reported. Our loss in the attack on the enemy
at West Point was 40 killed and wounded. We
drove the rebels out, and destroyed number
OF cars, cuiverts, depot, and several miles of
the railroad, and large amount Of corn and
cotton.
In the attack by the Forrest cavalry on our
rear at Okalona, the Sd Tennessee cavalry
broke at the first fire, running six of our small
guns into ditch and breaking their carriages
The guns were spiked and abandoned in this
fight. Our loss was about 100-mostly prison
eIs. Our total loss during the expedition was
abeut $50.
This column burned about 1900 bales of Con-
federate cotton and over million bushels of
corn, and captured over 100 prisoners, over
LOCO mules, and multitude of negroes.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHEs.]
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Stirring News Anticinated.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The Tribune's Wash
ington CORES pondent of yesterday intimates
th active operations are in progress in the
Army OF the Potomac. and that stirring news
n ay be expected to. morrow. Up to 10 O'Clock
Monday morning no battle had occurred be-
tween the opposing infantry forces. There
was some skirmishing on our right on Sunday
but nothing of any account. 1t is evident that
Lee does not intend to leave his entrench po-
siton 10 fieht, unless compelled by General
Meade to do so.
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GEORGETOWN coRpoRArIoSLAws
A RESOLUTION to nav certain claims


ReSoIred by tho Board Of Aldermen and Borr5 Of
rP,sncn m C1sneit Of ne Cooperation Of Gsorssfops,
fSs SFafs f GSR nsW
and setting same in Mayor Off &C Jsnaary 20 iS;4;
i've cents, for bill of work done far Corporation In
1862 and to order of John McQuiilan ninety-nine
to paupers and burial small pox cases in 1854 and
ieoz. ssE lhppf0Yeo February Is, 1864.
AREsoLuTIoH to pay the expenses of the Poor and
Work House for tie quarter ending 3Ist Decem-
Rssolrfd by he Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
,qm .a SStI G,nr ef ne corpo,e.iog S GsorssOcS:
the Poor and Work House sew n Ilundred and four
dollars and twenty cents to pay the expenses
81, 1863, on the said Trustee furnishing proper
vouchers for the same nj = '-e p-oSs,
Approved February 13, lS6i..-
A RESOLUTION in favor of the Georgetown Gas
Lig at Con pany ,of w. c. Smith, and of the Water
Rssoirsd 6s he Boaid af 1i,stmsu gna Boara Of
the S5k s g h Gi s dne
aaddfty-ve dollars and eighty eight cents in full
oftEe claim of said Pany seinst this Corp
btr s to the sotk ef Dscenbe is and thst be
charge tie same to She gas ight fund; and that he
and twenty-fve cents for reinburFerfait ( fSr ,
dry bills paid BY hln for the repairs of yirants;o
cents in full of his bill datee Az gSfra ~ aBs
charge these last AMOUNTS 10 tle waite fund. ~
pPfspsts Fiaafat 5s tRs' Essts y IAsSfs
r y Z
hydr<s. to the order Of ihe HateesE Sneer on
proper vouchers jAppreyed Fcbri.ry Il. Sit =
A RESOLUTION IL relation ta the char m g., :,
channel of the Potomac river. proposed Ia Cor
Resgst n ~ ths Board az 41,ss1 D.. "a ,,.5 @
CeonigH Council ~ fe G@bo,ns+oa B Geor sstotcs.
tfetlar proposed 10 Cor gress to chan ce ths cban
n0 of the giver and TO submit sf.il xniaTe+icr,
sId eomments up1ns the same as ehe may eonsider
proper. Il. Approved Fsbraary n IS,I
AREsoLuTIok apthorizing u cha ge fthe p5si-
-. ti2n Ola hydraat - fa-s.y,< - i Fr
Rssotred by the Board af A 5ier,,ssr and BoaYa of
C9'nmor Csrncii Of tia CorPoFa Ion. Of Gtorg1o,sn
hat fhe Mater Ensineer be. and he is, hereby,
authorized to-chsnge the position or the hydrantfr
on the corner OF Green and Olive streets 70 the
corner Of the Opposite side eff Green street, pro
yided that Riley A Shinn, Esd, pay the ex pehses
OF said I'm mproyeIlent. u ss1trs .s.r's45Ft
Approved February l3 1851 81 - .-s
e0I4
RrsoLuTfos in relation 20 the committee ID
- raseu ut the town befo re & on grass 81 4H5 = go
Rss0lnfa bs ihe Boayd Of Aldermen and Board Of
Coiftt.ea CaKsel a tae Corporai ioa Of Gsosgeto.ca NJ
That w liam Il Edes be, aud he is hereby, APP I
the Interests of the town before Congress s,s7' I
Approved February Is, 1864 5sssa 93sAsssl = -
RESOLUTION pr0vidins for ssse ping. cleaning, ~
E3,.s and lish ting the market house. - 80 -
Rtsclred w ne Board af AlderFpea and Bosyd 0 q
That the sum Of one hundred dollars, or az. much
thereof as may be necessary be. and the anne is
hereby, TO be paid by the Clerk to the
order Of the Market Master upon pro per vouchers,
for sweeping, cleaning, aud lighting the market
house. tApproved February E, 1884.
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DENTISTRY.

IRHAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Issth Eatr octsd Sith0na Pain pith tbs Maari:s Of
O1ygen.
would sdviss al persons having teeth 70 e2-
frart 10 csu at DR.. LGWIE'S once, a$s.szyA
and have therl taken out bY thie new !SsssssaS -
ana harmless process. Also call andG fyySfS%
examine the Doetsr's nsv sud iui-
proved method of Inserting Artifoisl Teeth. II
?oG once see the great Improvement in his teeth
foT viii hsvs them In othsr style than this new
snd Tsluabie one. No. 242 Pa avenue, Between
18th ana 18th streets.
nc is g. q LEWIa N. D.. Dentist,
Nj. LcoMIs. NJ b. q fba I81eptor q; and p.-.rtes
of the MIN BRAL PL,TR TEETH, at <SszEa.
tends personally at his oi1ce in this Ss5EtsaseS
citY. Many per CONS can veSr theseq q{ffyFYT
testh who Cannot wesr others. spd no
person car wear otbsrE WHO cannot wesr thesa.
Psrsons calling st my on can be sccOmmo stsd
with any tyis and price Of Teeth they rlsy desire
but to those who particular and wish the pursse
oleGnest, strorgsst and most perfect dsnture thEt
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
koor1s In this city-No. 33s Peunsylvani. avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also, %G7 Arch st +,
Pbiisdelphis. mari IL
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
gALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
80 gH E1szsxsse7 rss sxEAxK -aes9sH

3Ah1AWOhE ANS SHlO hAELhSADe
70 Eg 8 ;a
On and after Wednesday, January 2gth, 1864, dsiiy
traips will be run between Washin gton and New
York, and Washington and the We ST follows:
FOR HlLAOELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTOE
Leave Washington at and 10.45 A. NJ. and
snd 80 ?. NJ, eDt Sunday. On Sunday, 81 .3G
2. N. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave or Warrington 1 20 at 6 p, and D:45 A. NJ.
On Sunday. at A: NJ and and 7.s9 ?. N. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at 60 and A. NJ. and 7 80
?. NJ. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, ut 7. 80 P.
eply.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 49, TO, 8 45 aud $40 A
q. aud $40, 3D. and $40 P. NJ. except Sunday
On Sunday, at 4. So and 9 40 4. NJ and $40 p. M
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at so A. NJ. and 425 P. NJ
Leave Baltimore at 10 A. NJ. and 5.l5P M
Trains leaving Washington at 7 A. M. and
$50 P. NJ, go through to New York without
change Of cars. sleeping Car on $50 P. M. train
The first and fourth trains from Washington
and third and fifth trains from Baltimore. stop st
all way points.
For further information, tickets of every kind
hc., apply to George s. Koontz, agent at Wash.
inGton Station, or at the Ticket Office
W.P. SMITH, Master of Transp'tn.
L. M COLE, Genersl Ticket Agent
ia 20h (Intei. & Chron)
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BOARDING..

GOOD BOARD ANE PLIAsANF COM FORTA
VI BILE ROOMS can be iecured at No. 212 Bridge
street. Georgetown, near Frederick street. The
house il delig htfully located, Terms moderAts. A
New York lac y has charge of the house. fe29-3tS
EOR RENT WITH BOARD-One Large Front
y ROOM, suitable for four young gentlemen.
Also Table Boarders can be accom- modated. Teyms
moderate: No. 261 g street. bet l4th and 18th.
TABLE BOARD-A few gentlemen can be 40
4 cornmodated with Table Board, at 264 T ST.,
bet 18th and I4th SITS fe 1i.2wf
NIOBLY. LY.FURNISHED ROOMS AVID BOARD
~ for gentlen en-; also few Table Boarders can
be sccon N lated by applying at All thirteenth
street. bet. G. and H. fe I'm
NOT1QE.-Or and after Monday nsxt, O. GAU-
l TIER will be prepared to receive regular Table
Bosrders at 81 rer week. iaA-u
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEoEeErowN III DakS1h FISH WHARF FOR
Mayors OFFICE,
GEoRGETowN D. c., Feb "a, 1864
sEALEp PROPOSALS to rent the Fish Wharf in
this towr will be received at this Office until Thurs
day. the 10Th day of March next. fer year from
that date Terms cash Should any repairs be
party by whom the wharf may be rented
fe It'd HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
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Recruits Wanted
THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS, sgf
1862,
S225 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
1852,
S225 Of which will be paid in advance
BOUNTY FOR ooLoRED REoRUITs.
$I5O,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
WIN apply to any OF the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.s BAKER.
Enzins Hall, near the Market, On Pennsylyanis
&c. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
CA. KEAsBEY,
Il street. near corner of Nineteenth and PENS
Eylvania avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner OF High and punbarton streets, George
town. .... ...-
O.. J,NGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
apyoiulc; Recruiting Officer.
HENRY A. sCHEETZ,
Captain and Provost MarshaI,
ls-tf District of Columbia.
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. -
ONION sErTs, : DA'- AND . N' : '
oABEAess;s
Ro'AsTINa KAEs,&c
SEE sPse Z ssS kSSrAEoss. ....
0ieGSh okchAkP AkP kkS ss9yfah5 aERDs GRASS.
.. hAMH FLoWnR SWHnbRsssE SEEDS, &c.
A fun and complete stock, embracing all the
"GRiss. GRAIN. AND GARDEN SEEDS.
Grown for my exclusive ,ales, and selected with
5Ss Seventh street, between
Penn. avenue and Canal,
fe25 cost Washington, ID. G.
Q OOO LBS PUTNAMs HORSE NAILS,
O,UUU 5000 LBS. TOE CORK STEEL
FILES, RAePS, 30, &c.
Also very heavy stock Of
BUILDERS' H0UsEFURNISHING AND
MANUFACTURING HARDWARE
Wholesale and Retail.
p. BARTROLOW,
55s Seventh street, between
Penn. avenue and Canal,
fe S-eo6t Washinston, D. O.
A GRIoULTURAL MACHIN ERY.
HORSE POWERS.
HAY CUTTERS,
MILLS For Grinding Feed,
BOILERS,
BELrINa, &c.
All kinds OF Machinery Repaired
J.P. BARTHOLOW,
S5s Seventh street. between
Penn avenue and Canal,
fe 25eo6t Washington, D @.
EOREsT WINE BIrTERS
FORREST WINE BIfTERS.
FOREST WINE BITTERS.
FOREST WINE BITFsRs.
Equal to any other bitters ia the country
For sale By
RILEY A. SUINN,
No. 81 Greene street,
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GRAND MAGICAL sOIREE
WASHINGTON THEATER

Prof. W!gEMAN. the great American Magician
highly successful tour Of the old world viii
in series Of rliendid entertainments in this city
ing on MONDAY, Feb 29th, 1851 The Professor
viii introduce 4 variety Of astonishing and won
Gerful fsats which are entirely new and never be-
Admission to all parts of the house rs cents
Box office open from 10 to II q. m. Doors open at
= narfOrmanca commarcea at fa 9i 1tr
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AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURsAu,
Ofiee Of Chef QnartsrBlastsr. }
WGshingtOH, ID. C., Feb 10, 1864 !
WIN re sold at public auction, to tee hig st bid
der ~ the plsces and dates named beloy, viz:
at Mifhin, Penna, SO Borses, Friday, 4th March
sth March.
March.
At New brunswick, J., 500 Horses, Tuesday
At Esston, Penna., $40 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
At Newark, N. j.. SEQ Horses, Tuesday. 22i
March
At Wilfe.bsrre. Penrs 800 Horses, Tuesday, 29sh
March.
There Horses have been condemned as unat for
the Cavalry service of the United States Army.
FOR ROAD and farm purposes many good bargains
may be ha6.
Ho ses viii be sold singly.
Sales to begin st 10 :. m aad continue daily till
all are sod
Terms eash, in United States Treasury Notes
only. JAMSs A EKIN,
fe1s 24t Chief Qusrtermsster. Cavalry Buresu.
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excsiiens Family and News Journal,
containing greater variety Of Interesting
reacing than can be found in any other. 4.
published on Friday morning.
It invariably contains the 81 washington
News" that has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate so generally throughout the
country.
~~sf Nrz zsf-F TERMS. 1FF 80 asgs7F
Cash, inr0riably in Advance.
single copy, per annum........S so '
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CENTS.
-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATER,
Pennsylvania Avenue, sear Wilsdrds Hotek
Also Of The G New Chestnut st. Thestsr, hI0' Phiia.
THIS wednesday, EVENING. March 2, 1864,
Lnt time but three Of The srisnt bn ensss esnt of
When BY special appointment with the President
and Mrs Iil'0lR' Il A M Il fEpDssrf Z E +, E
~ MAGSifieS1SNr n ffTe1SsHr0 o1sr z OF CHARACTERS.
ahi. evenings gsrfosma9es will consist of saak
Esmlet Nsph.. Of King n Cl.udiu. Mr. Edw, Booth
sssHn Be- M1
hasin B.s Thsn he viii appear in his famous
Which has been held in reserve for this special oe-
sSs ss9t Line tiae0P ss.sd ssas2s Harris
WIZ 'ppsAr '0r 'hf kfcHnGfsu. Hi fiMf Il A
!. saturdsy-Iast night Of Mr.. Edwin Booth. and
RICHARD III.
FoRD'6 NEW TAEATER.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Ay.
Of s1s ss sss 81 ss .ss au''
On, The TIE GsES59R3H fs E59fsflSA,
m - - THIS zyEN1Na. March ..
on:
81 ss hso
duced in modern times. 1t win be presented this
uREouAtHD CAST OF CHARACTERS,
Embl scing tie name of Mr. G NJ. Waloot, Jr,, in
ms 's's'f1'fs fri: Sns.assst an OLD Z MICRO,
And the entire Company.
10 MORO" 'sf 4. kR0PaissF ;. 5. oGRsRh,' SGRssftfn'
viii appear as Jeremiah Beetle" in the glorious
BABES IN THE WOOD.
and bis inimitable character Of
vARiETiESl VARIETIES
FRONTING PENN. avenue AND NINTH sEs.
ENTIRE GHARaE OF BILL
WI Wtsk r .THIs GREAT MUsfc q HiLL.
i''S' l'sA' m1ss KITTY LEE.
see0aa TfdI Miss S MAGGIE VERNON.
ffizA e s51 ss cIs aEd Mons
BrllisnL triumphs of the Two favoriteg.
asb otka tkiEf fRsNFH Ra F1Na ARisTs TtsenL
fI sdfss ss s. ssssl' II Fs ngMoR,
wnDNzsDA1SH 1HR lsFkEA q S5K
In preparation, Fitz simmons new copyri shted
ETsms, ire suthor Of OYER twenty suScessfui plsys
FEMALE PfCKP0CkEr
WASHINGTON.
A Dramatic Panorams OF the inside and outside
of the high and low life IN ths CAPITAL
Prices, 50 and Is cents. PiVats Boxes, IS. fe ~
CANTERBURY HALL,
MUsIC loANTERBgRy. aN0
z L CANTERBURY. TEEAFEE
LOUISIANA hTEaUH,
8ssr OF National and Metropolitan Rotslz.
UEOkGE IEA---- .---- TO pfletof.
MORE STARS!
FRE.H ACCESSION OF TALENT
DORA DA8RoN, .-"
The Celeb brated Double Voiced Singer.
First appearance in Warrington OF tse unri vailed
Pantomimsts snd Gymnasts, the
sAEDFoRD TROUPE.
MILE MEDIA, --.
Premier DsnBeuse from the Partisan Theaters.
The Graz Ballet Troupe in the Chiasss Ballet,
KIMK
THE GREAT --..-.
DRAMATIC AND OLIO COMPANY
In an entire change Of programme.
Doors open at a quarter to 2; performsrcs -
quarter bbfcre 8 o'olock Admission Is and 30 OTIS.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE -..-... -.
livery SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
st2 o'clock, at aaf prices for ladies and children
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TONCERTS AT ODD FELLOWS' HALI-Mrs
~ CECILIA YOUNG KRETCHMAR win eivs
two Grand Conc erts at Odd Fellows Hall on TUES
DAY and RRIDAY EVENINGS March lstand 4th
for the bereft of seventh Street Presbyteriar,,
Church. Tickets so cents; to be had at the ,drug 2
Marin; 81 the book, tore OF Mr. VIM Bsllsntyne aud
at the Hall, Doors open 1t O'clock, concert to
commen at O'Clock. fs % ITS
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULE:

CHIEF QUAITERMksrR'S OFFICE,
Dep0t Of Wdshtngtor, }
Washington u. C.. Feb ~, 1854
Will be sold 1t public auction at the Corrsls
near the Observatory. IN the city of Washing gton,
d e. on WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1854, and on
WEDNESDAY, March 23, 1854, a lot of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned IS unfit for bic service.
sales TO commence at 10 O'Clock g. m,
Terms cash in Government funcs.
d. H. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen and Chief Qusrtermsstsr,
na OF of Wush
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PAPERHANGINGS. &c.

E0R SALH-At Gladmon's Livery and Sale
L Stable, corner of Bridge and Market -
streets, Georgetown ae slI times, Work IN
Saddle Carriage, and Farm Horses; will be s6A
sold at prices to suit the times, for cash.
fs "a lWr D. T. GLADMON r. Co
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A REsOIUTIoK to pay the expenses of the Poor an,
Work House for tie quarte- ending 3Ist Decena

Rssolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
c n,rfor CorTtH Of the Corporation of Gsorgso,pn
That the Clerk pay to the order of the Trustee of
the Poor and W ork House sew, n hundred and four
dollars and twenty eight cents, to pay the xpenses
vouchers for the same mn y '@'se POSs-
Ann nyaHE oh
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY. G. MoaUIRl L co.. Auctiengs.s.
NOr1CE-VALUABL2 REAL ISrAFE ON
" FIFTFKSrH STREET WEST, BETwEEN L. AND N
sTREErs NoRTB.-In pursuance to q decree of the
supreme Court of the District OF Columbia, sitting
in Equity, in the case cf Joseph Libbey Il Go,
comp sinants AMI Harriet Lancaster and ". P.
Smith and Harriet, his wife. defendant. shall
offer at public sale, t. the highest bidder o. tas
next ensuing TIE date hereof, att o',loek p. ~,
the following Real Estate, OF which Bssil Lsnch'-
ter oied siezed and possessed TO wit:
Lot number twenty eight t2s) in Square M n5eT
one hundred and ninety seven tis!) in toe pIoil, !,
plan OF the city of Wa hingtt n coz tsining forty
nine feet rine inches front on itte NTH street Tes
bevteen ard NJ reefs north, and running hsck
ore hundr red and twenty Ozol feet. Also, the lot
imr ediateIy in the rear o. the before das irihsi
pEsmiEes fronting on SD alley between Fit tseps1
ard xtespth sireAts, forty nine 81 nlas in.aes
ard running back seventy seven feet.
Terms: one-hslf of the purchase money cash,
the balance with interest, in three edusi Install
mehts of three six, III nine lonths the deferred
payments to be secured by deed in trust On the
premises. So
All conveyances at TIE expense of the purchassr.,
and 70 be prepared under the direction of the soci
tor In the cause.
saiS-aodGda + TIRE r. co Auata
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By L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
limited STATES MAEsHAL'S SALEOF THE
u STEAMER CERES AND EEGINE.-In vi1tue of
ascrse fssued from the Clerks 0fis of the Supreme
OouI of the District of Columbia, holding o dis.
trict court, and to me directed I will sell ct the
Navy Yard. in the District Of oclum,is, on
FRIDAY, the ath day of March. 1854, for cash. at
so'clock ,. m, the STEAMER CKREs. four EN-
G1EEs, sc. &C., WARD LAMON,
United States Marshal
feT ct WIN. l.. WALL. Il CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-02

STRArEGY AND TACTICS By General np
- four, translated by Capt. VIM. r. Craishilk d.
T.. knsiLsers; 1sE.
jail JaANVK TAYLOR,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01

most cordial thsaln for the kind and frstsr
nal regard manifested towards each one o
Us by our brethren Of Fairmont Lodge
Noo; and that No leave their hospitabls
festive board, and their pleasant social cir.
Gle with regret; and that With An increased
pleasure We viii cherish the memories {
this tous most agreeable and intsrsstin,
Communication.
On motion Il wss ordered that the pro
ceedings Of this convention DO prepared TO-
publication, and signed BY the Prssiden
and Secretary, and that . copy Be sent Z
all the lodges and newspapers OF West Wiz
ginis with q request that they give 1t q
vide circulation - possible. a.
There being no other business before th'
convention it adjourned. o.
HrNaY REED, President.
G.L. TURNKEY, Secretary
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01
West Virginia Affairs.

NEW CREEk, Feb. n:
A special dispatch to the New York Her
aid says:
1t 10 understood that Gov. Borman has
duly transmitted the resolutions of the
Legislature Of West Virginia calling uror
tho military authorities for information a
to the measures having been sdoued fol
making good the Deficiencies in this State.
We have information that z largo portion
Of Rossers command 10 to be sent home on
fur.ough. ..
Imbodsp is reported by last account to
be in Rockbridge county. The enemy con
tinues to forage with small parties. Gun
scouts are out and active after these fora
gers. The report that the enemy is send
ing . large force toward Rankin, Pendle.
tone 'unsy, turns out to be untrue, the reb-
els having only . strong picket posted ia
thai direction on the lookout to discover IN
advance from our side. There Is nothing
more from the rebel Gen. Early.