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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14
AYERS
lOmpnlnl Extact of SarNapari!Ia

he NO ciFertual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal nmlady. i is COM
bincd from the most active remedinls that have
been discovered for Tho eKpargation of this foul
disorder from the blool, and TIE rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure #
not only Scrofnla. but also tlmse other aiEec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPTivE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTIfoaY's FinR
ROSE, or ERYsIrgLAs, PIMpLEs, PUsruLEs
BLorcHEs. BLAINs and Boris, TuNoRs, letter
and SALT RnRuG, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RHRuMArIs>r, SYrnILIrIc and MEncuRIAL DIS
EASES, DRoPsY, DYsPEPsrA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALI COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OH INpuRR BLOOD. The popular belief
in "impmity ofMe bloom" is founded in truth,
for serofiila is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa'
rilla is to purify and regencrate this yitn fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14
ANDREW JoHNsoN.-Ay co

ANDREW JoHNsoN-Ay cores
pondent of tie Louisville "Jourl
ma" wriling from Loudon, Ten,
nessee, says of Andrew johnson,
Lincoln's Military Governor of that
State: i
People here who had at first 80
much confidence in the loyalty of
Andrew johnson, and in the pnri-
ty OF his motives, now regard him
as hnmbng. They, say that he
has deceived the people, and now
wantsto drag" them into the dir
ty pool with him, "They won't
gO. .. +.... 90.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14

A MAN named Phelps, who died
recently, at Salem, Ct, by his own
agreement, sold his body to a. SUR
geou in Boston for $1,000, the
money to be appropriated to the
Use of his widowed mother, and
his body to purposes of scientific
investigation. His death was pro-
duced by an enormous tumor upon
his back.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14
NOTICE.
FELIX PARsES ESTATE.

ON the 3Oth day of March, 1864, the
" Probate Court Of Preble C,unrv de
clared the estate Of Felix Parse, decaased.
to be probably insolvent:
Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estntc, to the 1nder
signed, for allowance, within six months
from the time above mentioned, o. the,
willnot be entitled TO payment
.,.- ASA NEWTON,
One of the Adn'rs Of +. Parse, dac'd
G'LMoRE & CAMPBELL, Att'ys.
March 81, lse4-6w CPr. f. $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14

r@- Count JOHANNES, the patriot
philosopheral dprophet, predicted,
in speech he made recently in the
Cooper Institute, that if Secretary
Seward did not hnmbly apologize
to the French Emperor for the
resolution passed in the House last
Monday, in ninety days the leading
powers of the old world would re
eognIze the southern contederacy.
Let Secretary Seward hear and
heed. Children and fools some.
times say things that even wise
men would do well to think over.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14

SsS~The late massacre of negro
soldiers, nr. Vicksburg, is now said
not to have been q rebel outrage,
but quite otherwise. The negroes
went to hotel where there were
only white women and children
with their seiv wants, committed the
grossest possible ontrages on the
wohen. and then burnt the house.
An Indiana regiment heard of the
affair, aud attacked and killed the
negroes, No rebels were concerned
in the shocking affair. Admiral
Porter said in a late report: "The
negro troops near Vicksburg, have
Deem committing many outrages."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14

HS~The farce of an election was
gone through with in Maryland,
on the 9th instant. Baltimore, as
plo.slavery city as Richmond,
poled only forty odl'votps against
unconditional, uncompensated e.
Emancipation. Thenegroes of Mary.
land will be freed, no doubt, bnt at
the tearf.I cost of the civil liberty
of the people OF that State.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14

BARBgR Gus PROCEEDING. - Az.
cording to all present appearances,
General Fremont Is disposed to fix
the Republican party just as he
does his hair: i. O., part it IN the
middle. .I ......
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-14

the New York Independent is
preparing the public MUD for tho
progress Of events. Its idea Of a
"uniou" nominating convention is
thus stated:
The next national nominating
convention will he held in Richl
mond. Blacks and whites will per.
liaps mingIe equally in its debates
and decisions, and it would be an
acr Of justice it one of these long
oppressed and despised friends Of
God should be selected with some
one of their great co fighters, like
General Grant, to represent u re-
newed nation. rhe master and mo.
del of the world.
Perhaps General GRANT and the
soldiers of the Union might have
something to say to the "Independ-
ent's" Presidential programme.
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FLOUR CONTRACTS.


On Saturday last, bids Tor furnishing the
Government With -four were opened by Capt
Green, at the of1ce Of the Depot Commissnrs,
NJ, 2.3 q street. There were q large mum Der
OF hidcers present, ard bids were made for
sGCOu barrels. The BIDS ranged ron $3.50 to
Sc &C. aud 81 ,Oto barrels were taken, at pri "a
ran eing fIom a. 6O to s7.73-all OF 1, being No
4 -four. The following Is q list Of the namss OF
toe bidder and tie prices:
1,oGG, 81 S.; $40, q vs.. BENZ. Dory. so oot,.
a. 60. r. ]. Kennedy & Bro 3,UuG bb. D. Ne !,
S7.6E; 2.510. q 70: 1U, S7e4. ). NJ kridy, l,UOj
bois. ~ y; 49,, %s.ss. - l. Snocm aver Il
bro, 800 bbis. o. ~; low, ~ g.. john q.
HeWes. ,tUC bOIs. 70. Samuel Elder, 500 obls
q. es, Str, $50. 5N, &7.S5; 5O0, 81; 500, S-lO
Tns IT, as X. hlch, 500 bnls 81 os; sou, - ~ 5J',
hbis. s. 20. JohD q RI ienoweT, SO bois. &7.79;
500, 81 IS; SOC, e. 80 (}rorGs r. W.oo. $40 ool,
4, e.: SCI. e. Us: SO, 81 10; SUI, S7.73 5UO -
Gsorys w. hfesrs, i,COU hbis S77i H. u. 81 49,
,.lN, 81 81; l,LNC, 7e9. David Edes, 81, bo T.
s795 Na'ban Brooke, $500 bbls. ~ 81; ,, NJ,
a e.; 2,cOO s7.73 2,0Vl, a7.7S. John David
sou, I,tlU Lhis. ~ ca; soo, 1856; so, s77o
l,CUO bois s7.d; ,,nN, $3.50, LOCO, ~ 81; 10 D
~ sc. Eak-r d Croplsy, 40 bois. 81 ~; $40,
81 rs; ST., S7.e-. go, Assn: 500, as. H. A.
8ranpi,, l,taN bbls. b 81. Ey1n Lyons, GtI
bbl. =. 6:I: Ct, - rs: $40, A. 90; 300, S77a. w.
II kGsr. 4GU ibis, 4 81: 40, 81 e.; 400, a77l.
u. l. ShCs maker & Bro, l.UO ppl,. -. S; SO,
>7.>5; I,UU. s7.9 Rowland & Given, I.iOD abs
buis g g.; 5U,, 81 e5 SIN, $3.50; 2.5ty, ~ vs. J..
T. Given, 800 bills S7s; l,,DH, 1855, I,O,U,
s;,s John l.. Prics. 81 ~ bbls S7.A; lEpO
$50; sou, s. 81; 1,5Vt. g. G3 5 q, S7.3j.
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yDtOlD edition,
4 O'ULtkK p. ID.
NAVY YARD

This morning, Hon. Scuyler Colfax. Speaker
81 the House OF kspIasentauv yes, ir company
with several ladies and sentl. men, paid q Welt
TO the Yard, where he wss received with
salute Ct seventeen guns, and was taken n
charge by Commodore Meltsomery, who Ca
cert. the visitors around the Yard, pointing
out the mary obj cts of interest to them.
The commission which we noticed Yesterday
AZ having been appointed to inquire into the
wages of mechanics outside Of the Yard, with
a view to graduate the pay Of the mechanic,
snp ioyed In the Yard, have already p,.d a
Welt TO the various shops In this city. ant il Is
ttsted that they will report that they have ascer.
ssined that the wages given outside are hi gh r
team those siven in the Yard. Thus the pros.
pect il that the mechanics OF the Yard will be
Al Gee ssful 10 getting an increase
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Dnn RoNBA RDhnsr OF kORT fowBiL.-Tha
New Haven Palladium has iettsF, xivins nc.
count OF the bcmbardnent OF Fort Powell, at
0Eaats Pass. below Mobile, by Farraxat's
Gunbcats:
81 cannot say that We Inju.s tns fort much
The 6at my repair the breaches ne n AXE during
TIE day u night, It being q sani battery, which
1Fe ths worst OF sll batteries to injnre without
nuch hard dumping and shova,ins with hell
! was told By chs OF the Rebels who Deserted
from The sEsmy some months since that was
IN Fcft Powell as the time thas tina CSspessee
ana jackson made the attach last fall He said
when shs Are got pretty sharp that the msn left
the CARA and went iato the caSenaatas, and went
to piaysrg cards Their ,csssnsres ses sixteen
fse< thae 4, end think they ratght have gone 70
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
GENERAL GRANT NPHsLAOFLPHtA,
I'm ROUTE TO WASUsNGfON.

'GENFRAL ER Ant tn FHtLAUELFHlAf
IN ROUTE TO WASusNGSoN.
PHILADELPHIA, March es.-Iieutenant q sn-
ersl Grant srriyed this morning, and is row at
ths Continental Hotel.
Durirg the entire morning there was con.
tin mona stream Of visitors to the General
Once he made bis appearance upon Ohesnut
street, and he was recognized. TneIoud chsera
eiven soon drew quite q crowd The haro
was 80 pressed upoa that 1t became necessary
for the police to force passage fsr him. The
party will leavs for Washington this aftern co.,
BY the Peoples Line.l
PHILApKLPHIA, March g. -Leuten.nt Gen
sral Grant arriv here this morning, with his
wife, servant and special telegraph operator.
Bis ttaf left him q. Harrisburg. An immense
crowd surrounded HIM at the Continental, aud
toe enthusiasm IL Ut bounded. The General
leaves for Washington this afternoon.
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TUB FAILURE OF THB SCBHs8 YoR DHPoRr.
ING kkKkpMfN -Messrs. Tucker and Eoroes
" itii " hem the contract was made for depOr..
" freeo nisn TO he isis Of A Vache, the MAJOR.
~ OF whom bave just ben brought back BY
ae Crfed states Government, claim 80 o,
est t1is smount has not been paid. II is with
hesd on NE ground that the contract has a IT
bel fulfilled. The fund set spart ov ;opgrass
ICI soioh'zSiIon purposes IL S6aO,tO0. of which
sSooa bar bes n expended The scheme .v,nQ
yr wed failure, Congress will undoubtedly
p p "a TIE law making that appro oriatiou.
The Secretary OF the Intsrior jn a re,snt ,sf,.
cial com N VI icaton. says: "But lit,ls dam
. lion, SO far rs the Department is infor md.
United Ststse "a leave the land their ns.visv
] doubt Ii il be AIRY just cause OF regret Tin,a
and experier &C, which has a,reaiy tausht n.
n uch wisdom aud produced 30 many conse.
quent change, will, In the end. also sol We this
oue-tior 1,r uar
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


CAIRo, March ~ --Adjutant General Thonas
II stasonisg mostly colored troops At tue prta-
cipal points aloRx the lower river, TO protect
pl nta'ione and trade carots.
Admiral Porter LETT Vickshurglas Saturday
week with . large number OF gunboats aad
transports.
Firing from the dire ction Of the feet WAS
b. ard las. Monday at n stchez.
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NAVAL, ORUKaS

Assistant Payniastsr George A. Lyon has
been sroered TO the Cana xau zb, vice Paymss.
ter 0eorge Lawrence. detached and ordered
Norm.
Paymaster Thomas G. Maston, ordered to the
piAcuce ship Macedonian.
Third Assistant Engineer Richard D. Dodge,
detached from the Pequot and ordered 70 rh,
Naval Academy
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D-From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, and from J. Shiiiing5on. Ojeon Built
ing, We have copies OF Harper's Magazine tor
ApriE An interesting feature Of the numb e
Is an iastaIment Of Thackersy's last novel
Alto. from John &. Parker, $40 street, Wa
have Harper's and Godey's Lady's Book for
April
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PROM the SOUTHWEST.
TIN GUERRILLA MORGAN UNABLE To
MOUNT HIS MIN
LoNGsrRERr M-vING TO JOIN LEE.

IoUIsvILLB, March 2s-rhe Journals Cast-
tanooea special Gays, on the authority Of de-
scr ters, that Morgans command is still oppo.
u Decatur. and cannot be- mounted, on &C.
count OF the scarcity Of horses.
Iese,ters from Longstreet's army sry that
10 lie Doubtless moving to join Lee.
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TERRIBLE FlRE IN JAPAN.
cNB THOUSAND ERSoNs DESTROYED

PHILADKl PHIA, March pa letter from
japan In the Tyibane, reports the burning Of
thirty thousand houees, aud two hundred and
ATTY warehouses IN the city OF Oasaca, With a
loss Of life Of from 500 to 1000 persona. The
6re lasted three days.
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1HR GRAND BALL IN AID OF THE ENLIST.
MINT FUSD.-The Executive Committee held
meeting last night and made such arrange.
mems for the Grand Ball in behalf OF the en-.
ilssmert fund, as ensure great ccsss tor ,hs
enterprise. The tickets are going like hot cakes,
assTery body finds this vastly agreeable way
CT getting In ont Of the draft" The ball takes
place on the 3Ist instant ~
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sI,aY. II VOC DON'T LIKE DON'T BuY.-T
j sou don agree with the balance Of the com
runity that kesr the heapsst article Of Glass
Ware Crocktry Ware and every other are ia the
He asefurn ishinR Line twenty per cent cheaper
than an, other house in Washington. you .1past
{ eli ard be cnvincad.
Gnods delivered to Any Part Of the city and
Penrmber she number, SIS street. between
NH ia-ss' ]. y. F0L1Y, Proprietor. I,
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J NoRH RreIrlv Yesterday afternoon, Cf-
Deer Cline, Of the first precinct. took charge Ut
Dixie :-Miss AiheYi Falaber. Mrs B. Elm
ssein, John Bately, Ios. FanManner. Henrs
Garnet Nathan Straus. Mrs. Eilen stella scd
Mise Merry NtanbaW, al Of whom were turned
over y the Provost MAxsha2..
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PORTRAIT OF Or. VAN NEss.-Sicho'as
CSllar, + q. has received from Mrs. Roosevelt
81 New York. = haod-ornsiy frsmsd photo
grab cory OF the portrait OF her uncie, the issa
On John Van Ness formerly Fayor OF
this city, which ia to be presented 10 the Dor.
marathon.
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OF BLOCkADE RUN.
NEE

NEw YORK, March 2e-The Heralds Key
West letter reports tina. the English blockade
runner, steamer Nawmap, while attempting
to run the blockade off Eawannee river, was
run ashore, and 10 prevent her from falling
into our hands, was burnt by her crew.
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THE WIlkEs COIRr-M <KTIAL

To Day. Ben Perlry Poore, OF the Boston
Journal wac upon the stand testifying in rela-
ton 70 dispatch flon Admiral Wilkes [, tho
Navy ID. parru ent. the persecution l.. cad. ~
criBe 10 how that rhr lspaich In n s.i N WAS
published III several papers before Il reached
the DsI aTtmsnt.
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IHpfCYNr ExPosuRk erdsy, ga fndt-
vtdual " no esve his name as James Forsyth,
vss fined $3.50 by Justice Drurv, for attaru IT
in q to scpirt water across the avenue through
a hand hose
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PRICE, OF GOLD.
TBv the PEOPLES Line. I

INV YORK, March 1880 q. m.-4old
OF ened at tax, add $4,000 soli ~ oeX-x nov
asked; 10 q. m., t3Aae3x: IL q. m, s3x so3x;
9p. u. s. ka64
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TIE DIsfklIP's QUOTA UNDER THE NEW


The quota Of the District Of Colun ,ia, under
he last call ter 20O,ULO men, IL l,.G2. Under
all ether calls tn. d. fci@nty Is 3,ls3. which
makes q total II ASS men TO be furnished by
the Uistrist
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nSSNITHSo HIAN LECrURBs.-D-. X. ao,-
ger win give the concluiips lsetsr .,s i
~ M; h AiSsass s
"NoTIcB-Tbe Washington ,Joqrneymen
rs'ssinsfIs ,s astSSf sy;
EVENING. at ~ o'clock Business OF import
BY order. WV ''' = AVS " NH 7,2t'
~ TO MEDICAL srrpEsrs,PRivATE
W., IIAMln A3!ONS.-A Glass will b. formed
&c, ss & :?
corner Of where application for entrance may be
made. NIB 2l3t
NTGRANP E an! n HoS2R r ~ TIE rEI Is,
EF7lcE. March 20 is6t The following gen
tlernen have been appointed comTttse on INV
sh Biss and s cSar.. L. D.
The h.a qusrttr: of tn. Committee " II b. At the
ladies tiskets for the BAL car be procured At
Tickets are for sale al tn bookstores and hotels.
f1 nib 4, FRENCH. Pres dent &c.
TsUTLEEs, ATTENT ION There will he
w meeting Of tire suffers LnIon 81 thei:
re- 1.SHs, s:s psnnsylvsnis ay::on TUEsDhI, to-
the rni"r a.
Per orier Of Board of Trustees, Washington,
March 5, 50. NH 2I-2t'
NaI,IK At THE ,PATENT OFFICE BUILD;
Fsr T E Eps san. are sppn M6Sb.Y
and Tt E;;DAY the 2ist and :2i instant. from u
Eoon Until Il p. m, for the purpose of dIspoSinE
o. at auction or otherwise. the srtclrs rem aiming
sold. Musical enter tainm tnts have ban
ranged for both evenings. Season tickets will
lnh2T2t B. B. FRENCH, President. &c
NFEOTICE.-TO THE TAI.PdYERS OF
u3 WASHiSG7ON
ASSESSOR, OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March Il. 1854
The Board Of Assessors. having completed the
General Assessment fer the year "a. hereby give
NOTICE tfat they will sit y board Of ppesls ami
for the purpose Of making any correction. fro
Monday, the 2lst day IF March. to Tuesday. the
9th day OF April. inclusive, fSunaays exceptei.i
At their room. No. o, basement story, west wing
City Hall from a. m TO p. m. each day.
By order OF the President:
JAMES w SPALBlE0,
NH 8-tAp6 Secretary Board Of Appeal.
~WAsHING AT SHORT NOTICE The
JIG National setan Laundry has sed
bands. and is now in full operation Rough dry
washing for families ut ifty cents dozen. Goods
will be esll.d for AMI promptly delivered by Isnv~
ing order st the olice south eide Pennky lvnnis
avenue. eetwes 18th and 13ls streets Washiss for
hotels, Restaurants, stes,o At. done at short
notice. Inn l.-lm'l PlRRY COLMAN.
n~ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY, &c.-
N Receptions. Parties, Weddings, Balls. Sup
yers, Fairs and other enter tainments 1t
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. leo
Cream and Water Ices male by steam power, var
ranted TO be the best In the city w osa .e and re-
tail. delivered TO any part Of the city Charlotte
Russe. Jellies, gyramids and Wedding Cakes made
ery, $50 Sixth 81, bet. @ and II. fl ll-3ms
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FOR TBs
BENEFIT OF THE Es .IsTMEST FUND,
to Re held at the
HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
On THURSDAY EVENING, MARoH 81,
the proceeds to be appropriated to
AIDING RNLIsTMENTs IN THE CITY or
WASHINGTON.
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GENERAL GRAFT
1t Is exps cted that General Grant will reach
Washing tcn this svening. from PhiladeleAia
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SOMETHING EFw and beautiful IA seen at
4 s. Penn avenue, n.ar ~ street, in the Jew lry
store New goods lust received It
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ABHERL MAJOR COMMITTED 70 rHH OLD
CAPITOL

Thts ornirF hrbsI MAJOR, belonging 10
the Eth Virginia Cavalry, was sent in from
the Army Of the Potomac. He WAS committed
to the Old Capitol by order OF Col. Insraham
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= II A n ID -B A L. l.
TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR OF TaE
LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR.

at the
HALL IN THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING
In which the Fair Was hell,
On TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 80, 1864,
The proceeds to he applied for the benefit OF thu
families of the soldiers of tae District
Of Columbia.
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GRASO BALL ko ~ 4yp , Gs 5Hs CITIZENS
To be given by the
~oRkhES OF TH Y.R WASHINGTON NAVY
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2an, 1854,
AODD FELLoWs'HALL Macy Ya,d.
The rsGeseas are to aid e raising volunteers in
The committee pledge thanse H 70 rem n
der ds. to all who ma, favor them with their A
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and laiies.
Ensineer. and hsehinists-Tihos walker. VIM.
tsss:sittS;ES Peg. Cha. Carroll H.. .
M ecraaassane~ R.b T. George Dice
Plumbers- r Griffith, l. A. Heald, Jno H.
Cerlger Rolling Min Mcneil, ,Jno. Clements
;, !P,Ssinters-Nm. Goodrich, Jos. Stanley, John
Joinsr-Jno. T. Maxwell, NJ D. Shaw, VIM Gov
,hasons-H. Petit, Robert Patterson, ". G.
= B S,. H.hers-H. L. Atehi.on g. Thompson, =
:, Iron founders-D. Dauxhton, N. wayson. Jno.
Ishorer.-.Amos Reed, 8. Carroll. Jos. Helm.
Sawyers-Chas. Luskey.
Risgers-Jno. Conrad.
Block Makers-W. W. Nally. NH H-eo3ts
GAASD sAsrsn nALL
COLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY. No. /.
TO b Giv1N Az "a
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
tNAvy YARD,D Nv \
EASTER MONDAY, March 2Sak, 1881.
general invitation is given to our LAZY friends,
% no invitations have been sent. Positively no
hats OF caps allowed in the Ball Room
Tickets ON1 DOLLAR, admitting . gentleman
and Ladies'.
foHan1tttas V Ar,asse,ssnfs.
Z. H. Robinson, &c Entvisle,
jos. d. TAFT, j. A. Smith
&C. JArdelie. nah E,H ~. "a, A.33,28n
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NJ FORTUNE TELLING.
MADAM GODDARD Can be consulted at her
residence, No. 1O3 7th street, between and NJ
Goat Alley; entrance on 7th st. NH q .3t
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PpiIcs RxPoHrs-s cee~d Preet.o-sanssa
to.d: sSooans ROBINS eiss. Charles BssA.
% his poeefe.ion; do. Ann Bursp, taett i,N
for court. Humphrey Foster, Ellen Iocas
Martha L. Van, and Ann X. Montson.ry, dia.
ORDERLY. o. S. each. John Green, susp,c,oa q
Ts;-a f-ecirct.-Mor is Berry, drunk dis
mis-
house Frances Porter, do. and disor ieriy; do
John Bruce. srand larceny; jail for Court Pa
Med rmot, drunk; workhouse. Peter Browa,
S,rA Pr,cinct Henry Davis, threats; mill.
tary. John Henry Slicer, violating hack law;
O..
3. dec. DO dismissed. Alien Johnsvn, do:
james n Miller. DO military Mst,ta Ry.
lard. disorderiy: IS A. save der, John Howard.
90 rs Ms;iids Light, do: -. Ellen Davis,
fsst driving IS. Il. X. Cariin, ind.csot I'm.
gusgr: As. rrrd Carpenter and H. ] I-m 20.
John 0rsharn and 'ieo Nogrin, disort.riy: e
ga h. Sarah Giddings, do; 80 Robert Mar.
r,t', carr, ing weapons; $50. Kats Williams,
drunk and d,sordsrlJ; workhonse. Fer Lsu-
Henry Randall, disorderly; W. H. 9sr!etz- do,
n ilitsIy.
"A RrMPua-Ahout t~o weeks since, Mrs.
Anne Jsccty left her husband, John r. Jsco-
by, on account OF son~ disagreement, but fsst
night rttI IN. d, when sha found her pIsNe o.
cur'ed In tns toufe by two g'ris. named Ph.hs
A. Bsrnee and Mile Some. and q runpsa az
sp.d, which attracted the attention OF Serge ant
liep Urn snt On er, ku'Zn~r, 3Ps fDrs AID
eisrrst-, who arrested the party and took them
q the 1suth Precir ct station. ana THE mJrl-
trg fhsy wp-- brought ont Be fore justice hos
we'll and dismissed
ALLi~,A MFss la Il nishs Leopold UnSef,
Who oihiTre 10 be cook for the Glioers rnses at
Camp berry, came to the city, got drunk, was
arrested nv the police. and locked Ip IN shs
Fourth Ward station Thi- mornius q. not having
tire moUey % pav his 6pe, hs was locked mp
again, t. re ally disposed o.. II ns IL truly
tis m se cook, IL Ia very probable that mesa OF
hieestnre were showerer upon bis be I'd about
hreAkias. time this morning.
PORTRAIT OF 6Er VAN Ness Nicholas
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