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POLICE REPoRrs-Second frelnet.-Cha-Ias
Smith, alias John Dyer. breaking In a stable
and attempt to steal b orses; Jail for court Also
assault and battery, two cases; do. John q
Gashnier, disorderly; military. Geo Murrhv.
assault and battery; bail for court Aaror,
Smith, drunk and disorderly; dismissed
Third Pree,nct-Cornelius Coyne, drunk dis =
missed. A. II. Goodenow, Aiexr G Ibis am
Elizabeth Thomas, do; do.
Fourth Precinct ichael Wagner grand lar
eeny; dismissed Peter q. Carico, drunk and
disorderly; workhouse
.St1th Preeinet.-John II. Weaver assault and
battery dismissed. Also, disorderly; So John
Huntington, huckstering without license: dis
missed. Martha Murray, grand larceny; do
Barnard Mcdonnell, drunk; do. Ann Dorsey
drunk and dsorderly: 81
Tenth Precincf.-Jacoh Lowe, assault and
battery: dismissed. Felix Dugan, do; bail for
court VIM. Brown, disorderly; 81 Henry
Gross, carrying concealed weapons; $40. VIM
noley, drunk and disorderly; 81. Augustus
Fritzner, drunk; dismissed.
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va OOD FOR SAL Z

WooD FOR SALE.
From 900 to 1, 500 Cords Of Pine and hard
Wood located on the land about ~ miles north of
Washington, and near Fort Stephens.
ZOE 'efms WI. 4. Riley BRO.
No. SO Central Stores,
de I8-lnt opposite Center Market,
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~ Secretary Chase, who has been confined
to the house by severe rheumatism, expects to
resume his duties to- day.
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PORT OF GBoRGETowN-Cleared ]
u. Ferris, Matingly master, for Fortress Mon.
roe. Va: schr. Sea Bird, Bedell, ST Mary's Md. !:
sloop Ramli, Jenkins, St. Mary's schr Black
bird, Cobb, Boston; schr. Sarah N. Sherman,
Sherman. Baltimore: schr. Isabella, Beatley
ST. Marys: schr. Fred Reed Rollings, Chop
tank iver sloop American Flag, Welch, ST.
Msry's.
Entered.-Schr. Hoyoco, Mitchell master,
from Baltimore, Md
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MEDICAL EXAMINERS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner of Pensions has appointed
DIR. N. E. Hackedern, Medical Examiner, for
the business of his Bureau at Gallon. Ohio.
Also, +. q. w Kennon, to similar position
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esiments Detained by the Storm.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-The Mozart Regi-
ment of New York, the 4th New Jersey. and
the 95th Pennsylvania regiments, are all de-
tanned by the storm.
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SEC ESSION SYMPATHISERS IN KENTUCKY
40 BE ARRESTED IN RETALIATION
FOR GUERRILLA OF TRACES.
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WINTER GARMENTS.
- NE " STYLES.
ROYS, CLOTHING

We are now in receipt ~ . large assortment OF
Boys and CBILDREN'S CLOTHING OF the nes new.
est styles suitable for the present season .of
snd school wear to which We inrite she a''eA'''-
:" WALL. STEPHENS Il co. 1922 Pc. ava
oe e-d,0 (Irt Raa.l bet. stu and iO's s"'
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DESERTERS ARRESTED,

The following deserters have been arrested
by Capt. Scheetz's detectives since our last
issue Henry G. Grant, Second ID. @. George
Long, Capt Whitney's Independent cavalry
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE WEST,
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

THE ACCIDENT ON THE HAMILTON AND
DAYTON RAILROAD
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6OU CORDS OF OAK WOOD. cat last winter
piled few hundred yards from switch on the
Washington Railroad. Addrsss Or sppiy TO-
de II I'm ~ North Eutaw St Baltimore.
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EREEUH ALMANACs-1s64.

ERENCR ALMhNACs-1SS4.
Air snach Lunatique; IS.
La Mere GiTogne slmsnaci tss Esfsnts: 75
hlmansoh dss Gloirss NATIONALLY; Is
3 In anach Manu- ell de Ia cuisiaire; rs
Almsnaeh Chantsnt; 25
fo)ichineile Almanach perpetual; Is,
AlmanAch du Main; Is -......
blmausch des Danes ct des Demoiselles; g.
Almspaeh Manuel de Ia Dause; 25
klmsnach des Victories de- Napoleon III: IS
Almarach des Jeux de societe, IS
Aimansch du Bon Ton; Is
kInapach des Marehands de Wins; rs
Slmanach de ma femme Is.
hlmanach des Curiostes Psrisiennes: %.
Almsnach du Magasin PittoresVue; IS
Almsnach de- PU oivers illustre; Is
Ainanach d'illustrstions Modernes; 40.
Almanach du Voleur; 25.
Almapaeh de PIllustration; 90.
Just imported by
ia6 FRANCK TAYLOR
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A "THIHG OF JoY.rsBUT NOT - FOREVER
The slelghiug for the last 45 hours has been
thing of JOY to those who hks to &C it, bu! il
now nearly done for. - ~
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sADMITrED-W. W. Danenhower, Esq, late
chief clerk of the Fourth AUDITORS Office, was
this morning admitted to practice in the courts
O I this District.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs.-Wm. Rev.
nolds, drunk; military. Jno. Ford, assault
dismissed. Jas. Quinn, drunk; -. William
Bayne, dr. unk and disorderly; 81
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SPRINKLE YOUR PAvEMENrs.-Some good
Christians have earned the gratitude of pedes-
with ashes, salt. &c. Go, everybody, and dc
likewise
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THE REBEL LINES THIRTY FIVE MILES
DISTANT
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FOR SALI-A Small HOUSE and LOT, stu sted
j on 18th street, about three blocks from Lafay-
cite square For particulars apply at 357 Twenti
eth street west. ' ia 6..t~
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COMMITTED UNDER SENTENCE OF COURT
MARTIAL.
Marshall w. Smith, battery B, LIST Virginia
artillery, was committed to the Old Capitol
o.day under sentence Of conrt-martial.
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4 iO.P1 RTEERfHIP.-I have this lay admitted
~ Frsrcis Hufty and Richard Il TsyIor to an in
t ter, IN the eentlemen's furnishing BUSINESS.
cor etsd Under the pane of OharI1sL lockwood
Co CHARLES l. LOOK WON
Washir gton jan l. 1854 Ia 6-Iyi
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TIME EXrIRED.-Yesterday being the las
for exemption, either from physical disabilit
or ether causes, the names of those who hay
neglected to do so will go into the W heel whe
the draft comes Off.
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enough to fully realize the enormi:y OF his

enough to fully realize the enormity OF his
crime.
Thu morning the witnesses for defence were
examined, and testified TO numerous acts on
the part of the prisoner, going to show tn At he
did not possess an average amount OF intellect
One or two testified that they saw and con-
versed with nj urphy few MINUTES after Hill
had been stabbed, and that he did not appear
to know that he had committed the act. Those
who knew Murphy most intimately testified
that he was VIGOROUSLY stupid.
DR.. Dore testified that on last Christmas day
he called at the jail and had conversation
with the prisoner. Witness gave 1t as his opin-
ion as medical man, that Murphy was de-
cidedly wanting in intellect-that he was a
stupid fool. There appears to be maiforms-
ton about the prisoners head, and witness
thought he might be one of those unfortunates
subject to epileptic fits. At this interview
witness asked Murphy what he struck Hill
for, and the latter replied listlessly, that he
did not know. ...
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GOVERNMENT SALE AUCTION, AT TIE
" United sTATKs NAVY YARD GosPORr, YgR-
GINIA,-Will be sold at Auction on the sth Of FEB
tie
and and Plymouth to Gunbosts tot wood. and :
all tie contents bslcnsing to and remaining on
them ct the day Of sale.
s.s4 rounds imors or less) Copper tbolts
4A rounds (more or lss') Copper, sheet
A. small nnnn Ssa. e Of Competition.
s7s sheets Boiler Iron, various sizasJ Weighing
50 ton more or iess, old Wrought Iron, princi-
tons tmore Or less, loose Cast Iron.
Aqnantity OF Chain Cables, various sizes. esti-
Twelve ti2, cast Iron Guns, various calisre, est
rst anchors, averaging about tons.
8Water Tanks. .r.
'ot Of Hound Shot an Coni.al Shells
Aud some 9th sma al articles which will be col
lectsd ready for examin alton prev ous to the day
Zach vessel and lot OF articles above named will
be sold separately, and where practicable. the
Thr W. d. 81 9 81 .oTes the purchaser t,
fifteen Gays for the removal Of all other property
must BE- With tss oom%sSdaas Of The
.rtielss viii Be promptly removed; which sum. 10
Gaze OF failure, viii be forfeited TO the Govern
ment.
Payment to Q made n Government funds before
any articles can be removed.
For further information, or permission to ex
Re Gosper asp' as W..
EoR "a LEI have for sale several pair of very
Z large Your MULES, well broke to work which
''i' ~ ~' JAMES b. SHRHvE,
y6stF 18th at bet II and gfs
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$4,000 WORTH OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
FOR SALE AFTHE OLDRATES,

A DISCOUNT OF TESNCENTs ON THE DOL
LAR ALLOWED ON ALL BALES
LARGE OR SMALL
All persons in want OF Dry Goods COW have an
opportunity TO procure some Of the bsst goods 10
this market. at the lowest market :es, and saTe
the Discount Of Ten Ceuts on tina Dollar on all
they buy OF Us. prefer this m ode Of reducing
our prices to advertising to sell off at cost which
is rarely era dted even when adhered to-
Those who are familiar with our mode OF Ding
business, and also with the large stock we keep,
and the low rates at which we usually sci, our
goods, will doubt take this ooportunity to suo
ply themselves for ii me to CO me- a. our stock
Is fully as large az usual. and embraces all the
Staple and Desirable
HOUSE KEEPING AND DRESS GOODS
Usually kept by us.
DAn goods marked in plain figures a. the low.
est marhet rates
W. NJ. sHUsTER Il CO.,
No. 3e opposite Center Market,
10 cost between 7th and 9Th ats
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hTNOTlCE EXTRAORDINARY There will
LS be a grani exhibition Of the celebrated
ku,Gan war 0ioEsma st Odd Fellows' H III every
H. ncinE st O'Clock. Repres entstions of ba.iIsa,
bcm ea rdments. storms on lard ard sea. with
iish mig thunder, rain and wind, explosion, s1n.
aErstione, 'dc. It's
NJ CONCORpIA LYOEUM. The regular
u9 Weekly Meeting viii he h. Id TO MORROW
tTkur day. EVENING, st IN O'Clock, at the IL |
toEEer 18th and streets. Every aember ia re-
eses;ed to be present; and who may wish to
unite with the Lyssum are invited to attend
It, r LE2OH Sac nrn tenn
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TOR sALE-HoRSE, COVERED WAGON, and
= HARNESS. Horse six years old sound n
in good order new lsst spring, cost $50 :6A
Asrne IS nearly new WIN be sold AZ = bargain If
esst, nesr street north, Capitol HILL aud sss
tDe team In 5-3tN
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255 JOHN WAGNER. 255
Hsv.ne resumed my old line of Looking g ass
ps srd the pub ic, large ass trnant Of Oval
hiIror, PHOTOGRAPH and other Frames In variety.
either mahog.ny, Walnut or Gilt Old Fran % re-.
gilt ana Looking Glass Plates inserted in Old
frames at reasonable prices and with dispatch.
JOHN WAGNER,
js eolrnr sonth s;d,s
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pRoPosALs FOR BUNTING AND DRYGooDs

BUReAU OF NAVIGATION,
Mary Departnest, Washington. Dec. IS, 1858
EEALED PROPOSALS will be received 1T this office
until /: NJ, on the 18th day Of January next for,
furnishing the requisite supply OF Bunting and
Dry Goods for the uae of the Navy st the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard during the balance Of the year ending
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Buut
ing ard Try Goois," and directed to the Chief of
this Bureau.
The articles to be included In these proposals srs
particularly descr bed in the printed sc eduies,
coriss of which may be obtained on apple alton to
the Navigation Officer at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
or TO the Bureau Samples will be ana spe ciai
inform ton OF tanned on application to the Eayi.
gaticn OF Ger.
All articles must be delivered TO the Yard at the
EXPENSE and risk of the contractor. In suitable
packages, with his name properly marked thereon;
and the articles mutt be suhiess to inspection,
measurement, weight, & C.. at the Yard, and en-
tirely satisfactory to the Officer thereat
Every offer must be accom- panied By Q written
guaranty, required By law.
sureties in the full amount will be required to
sign the contrs and cir responsibility certified
to by q United States District Judge. Attorney.
ColleStor, or Navy agent. de IL 1aw4y
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n~ sHAFFIELD's BALTIMORE CONFEo-
~ tionery and Ladies' Oyster Saloon. 3s6
sixth street, bstween q And q Weddin ss, Parties
Balls, Fairs, Suppers. Dinner Parties, and other
furnished at the shortest notice
md most reasonable terms. Ice Creams and
Water Ices, the best quality made By steam power,
wholesale ana retail. no 2mf
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Thomas
S. Wade, drunk, Sl.50. Michael Cooney, do
81 SIS. James b. Walby, do; military. Mary
Mohun, do dismissed. Henry Pegler, drunk
and yagrancy; do Thomas Shea, drunk and
disorderIv; S25S-also, assault and battery
dismissed. Charles Cesmer, disorderly; Si.5S
John Wiley, vagrancy; workhouse.
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FOB sALE-A BLACKSMITH SHOP, with Tools
All 18th streets, n side. on account of sick
ness OF the preser owner. For further particulars
IT aCire ct Mr.. CHAs. LENMANS. c)rner of lsth
str eet between & and streets. for three days
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Observation-Disclosures number of
dealers and traders were arrested by the Fifth
Ward police 1or trading on Sunday, and each
was fined $40 So for the violation of law. This
morning one of the prisoners acknowledged
the rectitude of an officers conduct when duty
is promptly performed, by presenting to officer
Thomas A. Clements, the principal arrestIng
officer, a silver VI atch and chain.
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The hrst stated communics.
W. tion Of La FsystIe Lodge. No 10, O
viii be neid 1T Maso mic Hall corner az RNA~
and 9th stree;t, en- Ia URsDAY EVENING. ~
18th Inst, ~ o':leck. BY order of the ". M
~ n o.,
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SEaSoHsD 80 WY 1Nn I'm Al "a o.
cut l4h street, about miles from Boundary ct.
Apply to ". 8 JONES, on the place. IL b-3tr
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A DIFFICULTY.-Last Monday night, Mr. W.
&. Magee was elected Police Magistrate by the
Georgetown Councils. Mr.. Magse is not a
Justice OF the Peace, and cannot officiate until
appointed to that Office by the President. The
Councils elected Justice Reaver to act tempo.
rariiy, until Mr.. Magee shall be qualified. THIS
morning the cases of the Third Precinct were
all dismissed by the Sergeant; Justice Reaver
declining to act TEN porarily.
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ENCR pENF-A comfortable two story BRICK
L HOUsE, situated on nth street, between n and
o streets. For particulars inquire at No. Isl 7th
street ar
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W CONFIDE ENTAIL
MEN yho have in iurtd the selves BIZ

Y DUNG MEN who have injured themselves By
&c rain secret unfit them for busi ness
pleasure the duties OF life; also middle
=; as or old men, who, from the follies of yoath or
oIher reHses feel debility in advance OF their
years before placing Themselves und e. II treat,
Tuent Of any one, sh ould first read 1.-THE EECREF
FRIEND Married Ladies' will learn some hing
OF Importance BY per nsing The Secret Friend.
Sent 20 any address. in o sealed envelope, ON re-
eeipt of Ten Cents Address
deI4-Iy Boston. Mass.
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NOTICE.-Tbe two Horses that were sold for
their livery, on Jan. I'd we're not the pro psriy
of Mr.. e. PULLgN, sutler of seth Mas. rs9irnent.
1t, P, FLSMJIS9
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APPROPRIATIONS HERH.-Tbe estimates of
appropriations for the next fiscal year ffrom
June 81, 1864, to June 80, 1861 for the navy
yard here, under the head Of yards and docks,
The estimates for the Naval Obser yatory her.
for the same period are $4,000
The objects Of the estimates for the Washing
ton navy yard are as follows:-For extension
Of copper rolling mill, sl6,5 500; marine railway
in west ship house, $50, oO0 machinery and
tools, SCI 600; store house for provisions and
clothing, S1i.ot0; dredging channels, 5,GO0 re.
pairs OF all kinds, $4,000; rail tracks in yard,
IS. N0. -
The estimat for repairs at the Washington
navy yard are for the following objects On
yard buildings, Sl1 ,0OO officers quarters 20 9O
Walks, DC, $1,000; furnaces, FORCES, &C. 81 900:
docks aud wharyes, $1,000; miscellaneous
$4,000 =
For contingent expenses at Washington there
are among the estimates $4,000 for purchase
and repairs Of fire engines machinery and pat
ents TO use same, $25,GU0; repairs of steam en-
glnes and attendance s25,oOo; purchase and
maintenance OF teams, SI5, 600; for carts, wheels
and werkmen's tools, $4,000, coal, &c, S12o 900
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q REWAED.-On The c;ght Of the 4th instan.,
81 the store and Or emises of Cha;l-s McCarty,
corner and 18th streets, we're entered and robbed
OF various articles while he Was detsiosd by the
military in custody Among the srti :les taken
was 9 large picture Of the Last Supper, which hs
can identify AID for which the above reward il of
ferad an addition al reward of 20 Ia offered pa..
able on conviction of The thieves and recovery of
tie stolen property.
AnNA
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DUSSRLL HOUSE.

II street, betfretn leth and l9th streets.
Neatly furnished Rooms To Let by the week OF
month. Hot and cold wster; hsth aclu ed
WA BEADLEY, Prop
" b MORGAN, supt
ing tnd Oyster saloon, also Bar, with choices
Nine ard Iiqrors. de Si-iw'
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n WASHINGTON, January LIST, 1864.
From this date MIR WILLIAM N. Dali TON will
have interG st IN the business heretofore con-
Quoted by me at 0S Penn. avenue The buscsss
will hereafter be conducted under the name Of h.
BURNS Il Co. "
js46t HARMON BURNS
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ATTEMPT TO ROE THE PoLICE-Monday
night, about II O'Clock, fellow who gave the
name of - Smith, alias Bonce, and several
other aliases. broke into the police stables OF
officers Mulloy and Beall, OF the county po-
lice, where the police horses are kept. He
was caught IN the act by Officer MuiIoy. He
knocked Muiloy down and ran, but fortunate
lv was caught AGAIN by special officer Valen-
tine. Justice Barnaclo sent him TO iall for
court. The thief fought hard, and severely
injured both officers. Valentine is now in bed,
suffering from injury OF his shoulders.
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LHOR eALE.-I have for sale several pair of very
L large Your MULES, well broke to work which
I will sell on accommodating terms. .
JAMES II. SHRRVE,
iY .atK 9TH at bat II and Gfa
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ME- L1mEm IL M EE
have now on hand q full supply of frash wood
burnt Lime. and am constantly burning and viii
COW always have full stock at my kiln, which
viii sell at the lowest price for cssh.
10 81 lm* W a. GODEY.
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SEEKING DEATH.-Last night, the police of
the Fourth Ward picked up three individ uais
who were lying drunk in the streets. A single
hour in the positions In which they were dis
covered would have been sufficient to put an
end TO their existence, of which, in fact they
seemed to be tired. One of them was a car
penter in Government employ, and able to live
creditably; another was soldier, an intelli-
gent man, and the head Of q family; the third
married woman a stranger to the Metropolitan
Police. If they had died in the streets, proper
verdict would have been s.suicide."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

CREAM AND WATER ICES OF PHE
IA best quality delivered to Families. Hotels,
airs Balls, CO., at the lowest prices, at the Phia
ce'phla Confetti onery, corner 18th and T SITS
de 22-Imr ] YNSSEIJ,
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DETERMINATIONS Those who are tired OF
US being drneSed and half starved, .hou
col suit Dr.. DARBY. who cures by Tonics and M
triton. Particular attention given to disea .es
arising from iu, purify of the blood Consultation
Room 92 7th street, Washington, D. O.
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ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

REGISfKR's OFFICE. Jan. l. 1861
fotice ia hereby given that Licen ses given to
Hucisters EnIeher.. ard Owners of Dogs will ex
p,re On MONDAY, the 4th day Of January and tn at
.sid Licenses nnst be renewed at this office within
leu GAYS after that time
ja6-6t SAMUEL f.. DOUGLASS, REGISTER,
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pORROMEO COLLEGE,
ID Baltimore county. Pikssrilie, Nd.
very limited number Of young Rentism can
re received into this Institution. on application
to the Principal,
jas St. REV. Il. @. 3, WALDR0N.
LNOR SALE-TWepty Cords of Prime OAK WOOD,
L two II lies and half from Bennipg's Bridge,
which the owner will sell reasonable terms.
=
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f fix AND WOOL RIPS.
- ALL FOOL POPLTNs,
Plsfn all Wool MOUsSELAINs
Plaid. etriped and Figured PO2LINo,
And many other tiEds Of
WINTER DRESS GOODS
We are selling all Of tts above z oods st
< GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
j. NAY Il CO.,
SOS PennsyivaniA avenue,
il sat, between 9Th and 10th as.
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ATrEH TIoN Is called to the ssie By C C. Me-
Sn; er, E:q-, Trustee, ct our auction rooms. n
ida>, January eth at IL o'clock ofa fua tract
o. land: containing rasrly le scres lying on the
OLD ehsbar& read disarf about two miles from
Warrington
This lind is very vsuabls for sa,d sniug s,i
nins pur rosrs ard Possesses = fair proportion
OF wood land and win BIS sold in lots of from 10 TO
b scrcr.
Terms of payment: One fourth IN cash; the re-
EaiEder in I. !, 8, and 4 years With Interest and
sc cure d to the satisfs etInn 81 the trustee,
jsS-st J G. SQUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-01-22

TEUrS.-Oa- Daiiar so Fins C~-t. -.
yea. 10 atsssc- To Dofsfs. ne ths .nd afth-
yea
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