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their State. With q temptation to increase their
circu alton as much "a possible. because there
would be no competition forcing them 10 re-
deem.
There is no middle ground, any more than
there IL between freedom AMI slavery There
Is an irrepressiDle conflict between the banks
and the greeDoacks which can on end oy The
utter determination Of one SIDE or the oiher;aud
ia this struggle, az are on the SHE OF the green
backs Others nav III on the fence, uncertain
which way to iaii, aud excaiming. DO" happs
could be With either. we're tOther dear charm
er away - but thew will soon had the rail get
ting 700 sharp for comfort our Detroit cotem-
pOrary viii fad, unless &c comes down from The
rOo-f, and takes open sides. either with secre-
tary Chase, the Government, the people and
the greenbacks. or with money brokers, note
shavers and bank sharks
Now, al the risk Of being cassed With money
brokers, note shavers and bank sha'ks. We are
compelled to say, that see no necessity tor en-
listing on one side or the other Of this financial
crusade to when aye Ne iav.ted. We have no hos
tlity TO a bank merely because II Is local oanA.
but because il does not do the duties and answer
the purposes tor which it was designed. MANY
Of these banks have been in operation Tor lo'e
time from, zen 70 Thirty years they are Owned
by capitalists OF wealth, integrity aud AFFINITY
Their issues are secured bv public stocks. or by
personal responsibility under stringent laws aud
they have prepared themselves to redeem all
their circulation with greeuDacks or with notes
Of the national banks, aud are ready 70 do 1t
every day when called on. l. may be best that
these should ultimately give place 20 '.ational
banks but why make an utter extefmilatiOu o.
them now Our advice 10 every BODY would be
20 receive TO notes of any bank which did no,
redeem its Issues in national currency. And Ne
would apply t1e rule TO O~n State banks, a.
veil u those Of other States A farmer from
Lansing, no sells his wheat ia Detroit, aud ask
a bank there to receive 800 of its own notes
AID give him the national curreDcy !oT 10, aad 10
neglvct- Or refuses 10 do 80, has good grounds
lot ouly for refusing 20 takes It's note-, but be
may justly DOUBT It, solveucy. The bank ha-
had two years TO get ready To redeem in H.
promises call for .pecie aud 10, alter 50 loDg d
lime, 1t carrot OF Nil not even redeem ia TOE
national currency, there is good reason to be-
I itfc IT. VIII hul i'nf en- l az tNh " IT." o"tf'
a bank, ia whatever State il III ght be, W. would
uo~ organize an "irfcpre-si0e conf e, AUD
Keep up the war until the institution di=ap-
peared.
Tni-, then, is our view Of what should be
done 10 the present c Isis The notes Of AL 10
cal banks. not rcdeeming their circulation ia la
tional currency, should be INN 1DiArELY thrown
out OF circulation. by general consent Of the
whole community. THIS rule. generally put ia
force, would compel every bank TO show its po-
siIion BY an immediate resumption OF payment
OF 10y an everlasting failure.
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Repab.Iean County Convention

ARcpgbncl County Coavention VIII be hell - '-s
Court H5as.. ihs village Of M4son, on IhIltsDAl
MAYIth, a. u O'Clock A n Tbs convenion u called
n ,D1,at delegates 20 the State Convention % DC
held 10 D.tro Nay sIh Tor lhs purpose q sending 10
esl.,.tst :. IL y .tlon4l Convention
ls.ra-ls that This County CDnveEton should 81
fet thoro gl orgsn.zati)n f5r the Presiientl cam
plgn
b. resoati9u o. tho County Convention Of February
s,h So. no olsgate vii b, entitled t. sat IN TIE
cov,n unless IL resides in the town Or wtri which
h. oIsrs 70 represent.
Tia. delegates are apportoued b. first giving TO ih
togvs AND VIZ IS one delegate each AMI additional dele
t IN proportion 10 the lberuat rial lrpuoiicAn vote
c,s I'm November ls6. leaving the Convention 10 es-
t,biisb a basis l1r future representation.
The tov~s aal wards req Iested u send delegates
VII.
Aaleion I. Aurelies, G. Bunker Hill, g. Delhi Ing
ham O.. L.nsng Let ward, ;; ID ward, . ID WIZ ;
4th wari, q township D. Le Roy 8, Leslie . Lock-
A. Mari ltn g. OaonIaga, = ssceSbridgei o. NeV"y'
whsatnsll. .. White Ca, ,, wiiiamstowu, g.
D. II BAGIEY,
Chairman County Committee
Leasing Aorl IL 1861
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schools atIhe South.

Gen. Banks has issued a recent order cOnsti
ming hoard Of educ alton. consisting OF three
PERSONS. with the following among other duties
and powers:
lst. To establish one or more common schools
each aud every school district that has been or
may be defined by the parish provost marshas.
%. To acquire by purchase or other"ise, sites
for school houses % be not less than half all acre
ia extent sd To build school houses upon
-uch sites. Al To employ proper teachers
5th. To buy necessary books. 9th. To regulate
the course OF study and the mode OF discipline
Tor children on week days, aud adults on sun
days. 7rh To levy a scooCl tax on real al d
personal property sufficient to build the school
houses and keep the schools open for one year
commencing February l, 1854 Sth. The taxes
40 LEVIED shall be collected aud paid over to the
board by the parish provost marshals.
II Is to be suS aired entirely by taxes levied
upOn the tax payers of the State, and is in no
sense 4 harden upon the government
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DROBATE ORDER-state Of Mich

igan. county NJ llglaIn e. AZ s-ss.ol ~ the
Probate -c--t i9r --- -lty a llr-. Dol Gen 20 ra-
Probate o-fce tle village OF N-s-. Mlntsy tie
lste LAY of An-l the year one t-1l-a1c -.zlt
11l-rec 1uf =lKty -f9r-- Present. Wm n pirckn-v
Jlige = Probate j. the nlltt-r or rLe estz.- ii
Nas.a B-A.ch deceased o. re-ii-E alf 1rF
IL petition. duly VERIFIED. - y D. + B-arrh ~
II saii deceased p-agrg t-ai letters 81 ..iun st-a
lion nay BE- granite. upOl SAID estate
Thereurc- d IS ordered. That Tlrs az the1-t CAV q
Ny reIt. - u ocick 10 ile .ore1oon b. IS gnec
f'r 10 he7rilg cf sli petition. aud t8at the heirs
az d Sail deceased ar al other persons 1ters fe1 10
sad estate are re9-i- d appear 40 session ~ said
Court then - Be ho q. Tie Probate Otce. 10 The
village n sl-ln- and show cause any there be-
l- p-as % IS me petitioner slllli rot D. s~nl- Ard
= - f---ne- ~ -ere that saii nsiitrer give r0c- O.
Tie persons interested b. said estate ri tie leEcy ~
sll1 petition ard -l- bearing Thereof rE es---F COPY
~ --l- ora- o. D. Dll--e il III Laos 3. Dtr
1e=s12par 1rilt1- al circulating -ilt comfy q
l1gha1n weeks pres - s-.l Day of hear
ing fAt-1e coyy.j VA Y IISCENET
s70Es Jz1gs 9. PROBATE.
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Correspondence or the Lansing Republican
From the Eighth Michigan Infantry.
Is CAMP NEAR ANNAPOLIS, MARYLANB,


EDITOR LANSING REPuBLIcAS:-We are en-
camped ABOUT tsO miles from the capital Of the
STATE Of MarJla in very pleasant place.
The T~entieth and Seventeenth Mica. are also
camped hear u.s. We are in a place where the
rebels do Dot trouble Us, consequently We have
lot Yet had a chance since the return Of the
regiment to try our lighting qualities. but hope
tea. before long We shall have tue opportunity
Vt showing the enemies OF our nation the kind Of
stuff Michigan boys are made Of The record
OF the Michigan Eighth already shows that the,
are no towards IN the bloody field. Company
+. which was recruited mainly in and about
Lansing, are doing well, and yesterday had the
honor of escOrting the cOlofs GA dress parade
by order OF Col. Frank Graves, tor the solGeriy
aud clearly appearance over the other comp.u,
les. Our time Is mostly occupied in drilling
We dnl -four times day. The first three drills
are company drills. and the last battalion drill
which takes place in the afternoon, just before
dress parade. Maj Gen Burnside passed through
here last week, and although be was unexpected
the boys we're soon OUT in line and Justify cheer
ed the old hero as he passed Gen. Burnside
S great favorte With the boys in the Ninth
Army Corps Lieut. General Grant has also
been mere ard Has receiv, With due respect
The health Of the regiment is generally good
The weather il cold ana rainy. Very little news
stirring aud but little to write about.
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ST MARY's CANAL The receipts for tolls for
The last year were $30.574 A. being IS. 967 p
more than the previous year. The number ct
vessels that passed through lie Canal was 1851,
with tonnage of sol 434 tons This number
Includes l7G side wheel steamers, and 20 pro-
pellels. The number of tons OF iron aud cop
per that passed through the Canal was near y
tSlce as great a. during the year before.
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The Confessions and Experience
L N W a II ID.

Published for the hene Do. aud as w4ra.ug ana
4 CAUTION To YOUNG MN
vino sufer from Nervous Debility pr-mttlTc Decay o
M.uhood. ct, supplying Al The same lime,
tbs MEANS OF sIIF CURE.
By who las clr- himself sitter heLg put 90 great
Expense AID DJlfy through m il-ai humprg alt
Quackery
~, enclosing postpaid addressed cat..ole. singh,
COPIES may be- ha. u tAr Author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. i-i
422vI H.llnrd hlug IS County y =
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The bill allOsing soldiers 70 vote has passed
the Legislature of Ne~ York, having gO0e thru
the Senate or Tuesday by unanimous vote, two
Democrats lodging. 10 the House Is Demo
Gratis voted against it.
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Nightly EMISSIONS I.ct4a-y prevented without thc
Use Of meli.iue by the OF 1.-THE French Preventive
Tie greatest invention % tAe age rrca s sent
psf PAID 10 Al parts Oh, the count.y- Address ur
CURTIS, BOX -657, Post One Philadelphia, Pa cncu-
llrs sent free +tlIni
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Over p. 600 Massachusetts, soldiers have made
alotments tor their families during the past year
the SUMS amounting in the aggregate 10 81 .Oel, :
200.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-27

The quantity Of tea imported ineO Great Brit
tain last year Was l56, SOC l los, and valued at
SIS, O56,Ol7.
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The total receipts of the Metropolitan Fair are
thus far. upward OF half million dollars, aud
the daily revenue from ali sources averages sixty
Thousand. The enthusiasm does not aoaie 10
the slightest and notsisl s;Ar ding the disagreed
Ole weather, the Indications that the two Millions
siil be reached are very favorable. The excur-
sion trains on the railroads are cro~ded 10 sGi
location, srd The steamboats, a. j county vag-
ous pour IL their human freight Tie contest
for the s~o-d Is ssil goin. on. ard At last ac-
counts, M'Cl. IAN, as VAS expected came ahead
The opposition. with that procliyi,y Which has
too often characterized them on more important
occasions. are siready dividing their strength.
many votes having been poied for Generals
Fremont aud BAnss Butler AMI Dix have also
received quite a respectable. aAttering vote.
A letter from Roae. 20 he Y,tssrsron-l. a
Milan. relates tie f.l.~mg audacous attack
A priest. ~leu returning home ia the evening
vas stopped by band % thieves. vho ,-.n q
Tile his poose;s While 50 occupied. tie as
c4l-, psrceiviug French patrol approaching
compelled the prizes, 70 intonc portion Ct th'
htany. which he sd. they kncelus round bin
meant hiie. and dcvoGiiy responding Ora pn
no5isi The soldiers. taking them Cor er'aI
Of d,,o,ees. many OF whom thus pra, in public
passed on, sud the moment they were cut q
-isht the thieves completed t.c.r operation. an
left tie priest without single ID Geo.
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GO a JilTl- Fla..lr
WALTER v FRANKLIN .c-et-ry
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Good Japan Tea AT 10 shilliugs per
pound. a. usual. nufwithstind-
ing the advance.

tru.t al ny OBS customers ~ NV place Of
business sul any acc ssI ir Tbs lire tlat may
cheese 20 favor me with th-lr patronage.
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C1NcINNATI Anil ~

Gov. Brough has issued an order callr 2 the
national guard Of Ohio into service Tor oue1uu-
cred DAYS They vii be cloihed, armed, sou D.
ped and paid bs the Uuited States Govern mrut,
and to report for dufy May "a. The order slys
our armies in the f,ld are marshallrg for a de
csive blOE, aud the citizen sOidiery vii stare
the glory OF the crO~ning victories Of ;ae cain
paign, by relieving our veteran regiments from
poet and garrison duty, to allow them 10 en-.
gage in the more arduous duties OF the field
NEw YoRK, April "a.
The Sanitary Fair closed last night. having
realized $l,Oll 900 The result Of the army
-ord voting was: Grant, So29l; Mcclellan,
IA. 509. Tue naval sword vas voted 10 Com
modOre ROWau Com Farrrgai wss lie ne1t
hghes,
At New York beeisteaks are selling At 25s3Gc
per pound; veal. l5Alse. mutton. 1880: brt
ter. SOa4sc; Cheese, lss20c, eggs So, apples,
sSA4 per busbel; potatoes 81 0o.2 IS, cabOsges,
25ss0c; turnips 81 90 per oushel- l. Is thought
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y aII . -. -. - 80 -.

L4sssss. n.-l.. ..s-.r. 2s.s.i.s.
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NTA EMENT OF THE CONDITION
- q fhe Ienoa Fire Inslraure Company oi ~ York,
Oh %. 29th Jay = Febrlary lscs
10th Hon Sserc'1rg ~ STAT ~ Hrifr1n
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DIED.


Mrs Ann AoBBlRp, aged Is years. A astive ~
asnebsster, Al and, but for the last 10 year,
Her funeral viii take place from .he rssfdrnc. Of
her esuEstcr. Mrs j sns Cam 2ben. Nc. 4ia sixth
street. between and II TUESDAY morning. At
y clock. Ihs friends Of tbs family ',.s invited
10 sttepd.
On ths niriI Of sunday. Peb ;4sh, of pneuuuor In
MIS-. MARC A2ET SaEEiChN, in TIRE 33tt weak VI
Ees aEs.
Light ba the turf o. thy TONI
May its vrrdurs like eperSlss b.;
There should rot he the shaeos of gloon
In sr& tt8Gt reminds us Of thee
Young Towers sUt AZ evergreen tree
May spring f:ou the spot OF thy rest;
But no cypress nor YEN let uf see;
For why should we niourn for the blsst.
Fer fu.efal Will fake Place from She rssideucs nj
her husband. 40 Thirteenth stscet,s between G.
az q II, On Tues:Ry. Feb. ID, st = o'clock PIN.
,, On III. 18th instant, SEliLiA siiZABErH,
n ,ehofScn, &2et ysar snd III month";
are friends of the family Are iul tied to attend
ne tarersI. from tns resiencs of her father, no
2ei ;trest south, UspitoI Hill on Tc esdsy after
peoS, the 18th inst. st hale psst l. O'Clock.
GO me 18th IL st., ~ NJ ;. % iii ptRerix GHASE
a : LkUNAtD, only dau ater of H. N aud ti u
1871, sec YEARS. 8 nontas spd u days
tshT lnseo 20 attend her funeral, Attn. residence
sFt psrests, No $40 &, at p ia III or.oN the
year OF her age "
On the 18th inst BARRY l.. GILLIAN, son Of
Nicholas And Christina v. N. Cailan, in the 18th
HIS tureral viii take rlncs At 10 o ,ioct tsmor-
row fTussdayG from st, Matthew'S Church
q In Georset1vn, d o.. Feb lhth, Miss ELIZA
,fterpoon ct O'Clock. from Dunbar ton streat M
Church. The friends are invited to attend =
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DeoYEssoa ALNx. woLowsKI Has op.p.a
L his rooms for SINGING knd PIANO FORTE
COURSES. All those who desire to avail thsri-
ssIy a. on the benefits Of his new and BIN nsd
pYsten viii cali ct his residence. No. 3l6 street
cornsr Of ilth. Reception hsuTs sis daily from 70
toe'elock u. IL sal yssEaA, - y
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BRows's BnoscHiH TnoeHEs

s.-..r. BRowS's, BRONCHIAL TRoSHEs.
II hare nsrsr changed my n,iHd fsspsotfag them
from the first, e3eePtSns 10 Miak yGt better Of taa
,rRiIh IGsgaa ;hi3s&tag trfll Of "" c.s --..a
y Rev. HssRY WARo BEECBER
:. 3at 7Toeaes are q sfef Of li)e to me, ..s..
Prof. EpwARD EeRTU
Pres Hsnilion College. Gluten, ". Y.
: Fur 1krCat tro,etfes they specific,
:" Tee j0rc5o bly, kac:rr 70 Hsed caan,1sMdGtion >
.r.- II Hon. CHARLES A. PHEL rs.
rsr- .E-E Pres. Mass. Senate.
. Conta;n nn 0ein11 ncr namhisx Injurious y
DR.. IA. HAYEs. Chemist. Boston.
~" An etsFaat continuation for tlOHehs.'
p a.- - 6 y BIGELow Boston
- recommend thft7 Hss 10 P.stfic fpsak .rS.H
= Rev H. n CPAPIS.
host SdirtoJg rslitf an Er0achitix."
~ Rev = SFEGFRTEp Murristown. Ohio.
Way Lfnefeial min suffering from ("IJs"
..., Rev. s. J, ]. ASpERSnH, st. i.nuis
Air,ost fns'Gst y.is ir ths distTe+sfnc EaboT Of
tre1ihtaE pscpi5Gr 10 is'hmG.'
Rev. A. c. EsGLRsToS, New For'.
Tiny hare Switsf my oam crafty, 1sljsrjnT nIy
mi CIT so thot oenid sing rclih tCSG "
. Chcrister French Parish Churcii, Montresl.
As there are limitations, be sure t. or tly The
Fettire fec La
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IMPORTANT TO REMALxs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The Ingredients is these P:sie is the result Of .
long and extensive practice mild 70 their oIeta,
menstrustions. REMOVING ALL oBsfAuofIoIs,
.hather from cold OF otherwise, hea9asae, pain In
yous adtotjons. bystsri disturbed slssr. wh,oA
srisss from interruptions Of nature.
DR, OHEkoEMAE a PILLS -
Arc positive remedy for all complaints paS1ua.
70 Females INDp0IHG WI sH RsAiHsI YInioDISAL
asGULAaIf Explicit directions, stating Easn
one de,lsss , an = .rs.s,4.ss
- ESTr nj q HIiLYzH, rrosr.ssors.
- - -. q 81 Cedar street. New York 6fsT.
Sold By o FORD. 29S PA. AveAas. sso sosn
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HKF s DsHss SUITE
50. Esns Bssirss, Si,f:s
Ycx:s's Drs.s Sxitt.
Caiidrsn,' DrSs. Ssifs. =

Mtn'y Besi-s,, S,tf.s
Csiid-sn.' D.S, sxtfs =. : N'rS'
wAnxE.s Co., So s pssn a sssso. Net st,
CON zee that tssir annual display 81 Fan sf Wa
eomsris:a Of an sssertnaeas Of aenfsT,sas an i
Ysmtas' Clcthing s TIC newest sne richest des;aa,
those who study e sas via economy in
noE Einnsois asi.s,ss Of fFsss an 91per,a.nity Is
:.sss 2, rssds made elafsiss saH; sstS ! yzfs
e W,nRsSrHp TO crtprsfSx DAYS LDE. Godfrey's
Antidote, al, English speciiic II siEtITdEe esr.
bys c. Ford. corner fi.h street. sfIt ~. syrssts
Washington and hcnrH Cook. Alsxandria. ;a5-iy
sPERS4roRRHgs css BE- Cunrn-Dr Rand = !,
ises G sFe a as Hsasai pt tr G
F Frs e2n'aGs o5 a Ssf ~ sEs s Fds E sF il )
G sireffF sh1 Pa :ssnae1N@'hihsto, and Hey
DISEASES oftE. Ne,sors, !s.naiaas, urjnqrx. o.,d
il sealed letter snselo pes, Fl of charge Aa5ri.s
No. South Ninth Street. Philsdei phiL, Pa. us-.m
a 81 SBcR8V DISEASES. 81 s.as.-t d
samG,ifan's Gif IL the most certain, self, .nd
efertral reInedy-indeea. the only gatabln rerI-
AMI recent eases in twenty-fonr hours Nomineral.
y" tHisau. no mercnry. Only pills 70 hertaka
q" not Tsnt to be eXposet.' Male packages, 81;
e,re for SYPHILIS scrofqla Ulcers Sores
Spots Tsttsrs &c Price g. or six bottles for s.
Sod o. : c. Ford. See advertisement. 80 - ms
On. Drrns7's Sugar coated feuasle Reg9llatin =
PIP re The gay n; y: use They sPsS'
~ nseS upon the most delicate stomach A trial Of
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A - .-.skon 8A08. 81 So
"A RoUT1 or The 81 Al win be cold sss ba,,
gain. on account Of Sickness Apply at No. 500
esverth street west. or OF this onios. 1s.1-t
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Coprs. &c
Those afflicted with these troublesome thin ~,
whether hard or seft corns; also those troubled
with Bunions. Cai,osities. Clnb, and In-growin z
Toe NailH. can find great relief aud satisfact )
benefits by applying 10 DR. White. 42l Penn sylvia
MIA sysnrc between AZ and 9Th streets Heparate
rooms for ladies. No charge for consult alton tr
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A PARM FOR SAL1:-A Tract Of Lad con-
county OF Warrington. D. o about four miles
rom II Q Center MARKET, and lying very near tns
OF The higheet ate OF cultivation The title is Ia
d;sputabIe; and possession given immedfstsiY s,
IL ea5tS - . = Z 80 sglfeIss1s
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Com PLATED CHAINS Ladie Sctte Rings Pins
lar Jewejry Store, AIS Penpsylvania ny. near 9.
street fe 10 lwT
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Bys. c. McHulKE g CO. AuctiOnee.s.
nESIRsB BILE d AkkET FARM NEAR THE
- Cry AZ puHLfo AUorIoN.-on To EJDAY AZ
IEHNUUh. February 9th. at 4 o,cioek,r at the
auction Rooms Ms sheu sell, o desirable Market
FsrDn Of about FIFTY cur Acres, situated on the
Cln Bsni-aore road paar the Green Hill estate.
sid distant about four miles frsl the city, has
;,teE usy d for soCla years Id Market Garden and
hEs beer vel supplied with usuure; is fnsir
III piled with water by d nevsr. filling spring
ard two branches running through the place:
about ~ elve Goses ere in wood, principally oak
ard cbesput; TIE rem sinter Il under cultivation
with 6bs young Peach 0IchEr3
The improvements consist Of Don hls Frame
House, two stories high. with tin roof. and
tsiBipg rec ms stsbling carriage house. shed.
$500 T. 80 ~-r.e. -
Terms Ons third cash; the remainder IN one
ard two years, wish iatsfest, paTabis ss mi snnusi
ly -.sI..#
Title perfect. E..=
. CCnvs, Er cling at the cost OF the purchaser
jaEa.d &C MCGUIRE L co Aasss
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Il RICH ENTERTAINMENT may be expected on
WeGuP< day aigbtat Wiilards' Hall wheu Mrs
n. s. Bryant Will deiineata negro eceantrici-s
ties North and South Mrs. b. is n lady OF rare
talent ard her delineations of negro character
are IAisnitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15

SEa WRIST PAGE of to-day's !ssnr for interest
Ing local articles. p = ts4H E-iT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15

INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.--Sunday morning,
about = O'Clock. an attempt was made TO fira
the dwelling OF VIM n. johnson, No 10 Mas
sacLusetts aE enue, between 9th and 18TH streets
by placing q quastity CT paper between the
weather boarding and setting fire to it. The
fire was discovered by Officers Cullen and
S!hrh, .ofthe rs ird Ward, who gave the alarm
and eNiipguisted tire flames before any con-
sideIable damage wss doue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15

COMMITTEE TO THE CENTRAL GUAgDHoUs 81.
Patl lex Clark, keeper Of liquor store on
street, between 2lst and Odd streets, was ar
rested yesterday and fined $40 for selling liquor
10 soldiers Being unable 70 pay his fine, he
was committed 10 the Central Guardhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15

Don 'T.forget Murdoch's reading tonight In
the Senate Chamber, for the benefit of the sick
and V, uudpd soldiers as ministered 20 b. the
U. :. Christian Commission. Go early ana
secure seat. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15

DIsoRDERLS AND PEoFAHE.-Ye rliay
officers Hurley aad Bose, OF the county poitc.
arrested Nm. Smith, col, fer very disoriesly
conduct and rrofaue language in the street.
Smith was amusing himself on the sabbath by
firing = pistol, and when arrested resisted and
ed Fhe officers. They took him before Jus
tice GibeTson, " no fined him sic and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ANDPuBLlC
AOLSE AT PRlVATE SALE.-Wisains to re.
tire from business, win sell on easy terms tnat
the Railroad Rouss,o fronting abort ~ feet On
the south side Of New Jersey avenue: Dali ,gsy Do
yaius lie Ia cation for buAiness can be found Terms
zoe .thirt O 81, AID the rs,idns the purchase
Nv notes sstisfactorliY endorsed Apply to me .:
Miss Margaret Wards, corner or y Ard 18th SITS
lie B 2awbtS h1LkN NELLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15

BRaT6aT Gu te-day mere beautiful goods ut the
DeiiEr JeHelry Store. ais Pa. av.. nesr4t.st It,