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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS
THE PARIsH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUPORI

Under the direction aud instructions Of the
an s1 'h s. ccsa
june 1867 ana Of the v act amendssoy
sas 5s!S e. sxEHiGSna t'sEssy : '
sm nsd ssss Ese Tax
sale will Be held At the ONCE Of the Commit
Helena Beaufort District State Of south oarSins
scmnens ns on the 18th day Of Fe5raary 1854
following tracts or parcels of land, to-wit:
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND:
The Marion Chaplin Place, the Daniel Pope Place,
e. assrsi S.psr' f the Ftp spS
t Rs psSsT @ sod Pf51y
ON LADIES, ISLAND:
Bluff Farm, Palmetto Island, the Wisg Place,
the Joe Johnson Place, the Porter Place, Wood
Laurel Hil Lucy Point, Bo i Point A.hdaie,
tS PIPE sf the Pine Land
land will be sold subject to the ri bit of the United
tbs1efro 20 anG .ns WOOD ana timber
Also Pine 1slane
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND:
~, The Henry stewart piacei spring Hill Otaheits
Ann gaea fsIand the
Cherry Hill the Tom Bassr1 Pace st the sa ss
z6am Place Pre- PLospsc1 Hill Grove Hill, Burlington
Woodland, and the Pine LEnd tract. except two
hundred acres of the same heretofore redeemed
from the tax sale by Frederi A. Eur tis; Harbor
Islan1, fripp's Island, and Caper's Island The
l. st six tracts of land will be sold subject to the
right of the United States to cut and remove the
wood and timber therefron, without compenss-
tion to the owners =
The lands to be sold comprehend in al about
twenty-thres thousand acres. TEey are to be sold
Ill diyis ms or parcels not to exceed tn hupdr ed
and twenty acres to any one purchaser. Said sale
will not be kept oren longer than sixty days from
the commencement OF the asme.
And we do further make known and declare that
the said lands win be set up for sale at dollar
and twenty-five cents an acre each, and that the
same will not be sold unless the bids advance be-
You'd that sum, and thst " hen any tracts or lots
of land have erected thereon dweliu P hou sea-
barns and OF h out houses the same will be sp-
praised the cash value the reof aud in case any
Of the said lots tracts eff land on which the said
buildings erected she'll fail, when offered for
sale aforesaid. to be bid up to a sum equal to
one third part of The apprsi value thereof the
will be Withdrawn from this sale
The Commissioners reserve a single bid to be
publicly made by them, by their authority on
sum as they may deem eligible, not less than
one TIL ird of the appraised value.
Given under our hands, at the town of Beaufort
afore aid this 5th day of December, A. D., 1868.
A. D SMITH.
Sd. W. T. WORDING,
VIM. HENRY BRISBANE,
Z. 8. Direct Tax Com N iesioners fer the
de 16-laa Pm District OF eouth Csroiins.
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Maryland Legislature.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 6.-Honse Cducus-The
Union members of the House in caucus to.
night made the following nominations:
For Speaker-Thomas r. Kemp, Of Caroline
county.
For Chief Clerk-Wm. r. Cole, Baltimore.
Printers-Bull &c Tuttle, Baltimore.
Reading Clerk-John r. Shaw, Allegheny,
Sergeant.at- Arms-A. ID. Evans, Baltimore
Doorkeepers-John Trich, Washington. and
Thomas Cooper, of Baltimore.
Senate Caucns.-The Senate nominated for
President of the Senate, John H. Seliman, OF
Anne Arundel county. Foi Secretary, the
present incumbent Chapman HARDWOOD, was
renominated.
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THE BENICIA Boy "SoLD" IN THE LATE
FIGHT.-Wilkes' esprit of the Ttmes," OF this
week, has long article to show that in the
late ''interpational fight between Heenan aud
King the former was deliberately .ssoId" by
his trainer. Mcdonald, who oyerworked him
in the training, and allowed the seconds Of
King to take mum erous advantages In Kings
favor
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FROM SOUTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
Great Destruction Of Rebel Salt Works in
Florida-Larse Number of Houses Con.
sumed-Dam age Done to the Extent Of
Three Millions Of Dollars.
The Navy Department has received the fol.
lowing dispa tch: .-~r tg-a a.E
U. S. FLAG SHIP SAN JACIETo, KEY WEST
Dec. g, ls63.-Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary
OF the Navy.-Sir: have the qualification of
reporting very important service performed
by the blockading force at st. Andrews Sound,
under the command of Acting Master w. Il.
Browne, in destroying very extensive and
valuable quantity of salt works, both at Lake
OceOla and in st. Andrews bay. The circum.
stances are as follows: s.s F.
On December I'd a boa: was disp atched from
the bark Res tless. then lying at st. Andrews
Sound, to- Lake Oceola, some twenty miles TO
the westward, where Acting Ensign James J.
Russell landed with his men, and marched
sC me five miles on land to Kent's Salt Works
COZ sisting OF three different establishments, and
utterly destroyed them. There were six steam
boat boilers at this place cut in half length
wise, and seven kettles made expressly for the
purpose, each holding 200 gallons They yera
in the practice of turning out 1870 bushels OF
salt daily. besides destroying these boilers a
large quannty OF sait was thrown into the lake.
TIVE large fatboats and six OK. carts were de.
molished, and seventeen prise Jers were taken.
who were paroled and released as the hoat
was too small to bring them away
On the 10th OF December, Acting Ension Ed
" ard (reesy arrived at St Andrews Sound
nom the east pass of Santa Ressa's Sound.
with the steam wheel steamer Bloomer and her
tender, the sloep Carolina, ha wing heard of the
expedition to Lake Oceola, and placed his com :
mand at the disposal OF Acting Master Browne
for more extended operations near st. Andrews.
Accordingly, three officers and forty -eight men
were sent from the Restless to the Boomer, and
she proceeded to West Bay, where the rebel
governments salt WORKS were first DESTROYED,
which produced 400 bushels Of salt daily.
Attbis place there were 81 buildings - large
boilers and some 200 kettles, averaging a0o gai.
Ions esch, all OF which were destroyed, together
with 500 bushels Of salt and some storshou ses
eontstniag three months provisions-ths whole
estimated a. worth $500, 600. p 3J8'' -
From this point the expedition procaaded
down the bay, destroying the private salt works
which lined each side for a distance of Essv,sn
miles. 10 the number Of 1893 different establishf
mknts, averaging two boilers and ten kettles
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GROWERS TBEATERs-Miss Charlotte Thomp-
son, the charming young actress, who has SO
rapidly gained upon the affections Of our citi.
zens during the short time she has been here,
will appear to night in her original character
OF Little Barefoot, in which charming charac-
ter she is said by the leading journals Of this
country to display dramatic powers of the
Iarest quality. The play has been prepared
with great care, and will no doubt draw another
crowded bonse
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Headquarters Military Districtof Washington,
s-- Washington, d. c., january 6, 1864. {
General Orders No. 2.-By special direction OF
the Secretary of War, the sale Of all liquors,
including alcohol, in all places south OF the
Eastern Branch, and within three miles of the
Cavalry Depot Mt Giesbore Point Is prohibited.
The Provost Marshal OF the Military District
of Washington will see that the requirements
OF this order are en- forced.
By command of Brig. Gen'l Martindale.
JOHN p. SHERBURNE,
jan Yet Assistant Adjutant General.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
The following persons, sent in by the Provost
Marshal General Of Defences south of the Po-
tomac, charged with disloyalty, and who re-
fused to take the oath, were committed 70 the
Old Capitol this morning, by Provost Marshal
Todd:-James NJ. Shirley, Joseph w. Smith,
Robert and John r. Meran, and James J. John
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LADIES' GREAT
NATIONAL SANITARY FART
NATIONAL SANITARY RAIRl
BENEFIT At CANTERBURY.
~ BENEFIT AT CANTERBURY

/ a FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 9, 1854.
& FRIDAY NIGHT. JANUARY =, 1854
AN EkTKRTAINMKNT OF EsPECIAL EXozLLsNcs.
~ ENTERTAINMENT OF DsPEcI Al E1CELLRNCs.
tt protA Of which will bs mpIoTed In aid of the
shove ebterprizs for the benefit of the
q. g. SANITARY Il CHRIS TON COMMISSIONS.
Remeslbcr the Sick and Wonadsd of oar Nation
Defenders. 2 l.
.RerIsniIfr the SID and Wnmndtd Of Nations
Tickets 2s ard 90 cents ia 72t
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~ The storyt that has been going the rounds,
alleging that George d. Prentice, Of the Louis
vile Journal, had become so Incorporate that
the propretorship and editorship OF that pa
per had passed from his hands, is denied on
authority
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DESERTERS ARRESTED.

DESERTERS ARRESTED
The following deserters have been arrested
by Capt. Scheetz's detectives John Jaeoby,
company A, 23d Pennsylvania cavalry; Michael
Mcmahon, company Fl, 9th Massachusetts, vol
unteers; Joseph Berry, company d, rid Penn
sylyania. a...
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NOTICE OF PARTNERsHIP.

EREECH MERINOES.
l. FIX AND WOOL REPS
- ALL wool POPLINs
Ard many other sinds Of -
WINTER DRESS GOODS
We are selling all Of the above pods at
GREATLY REDUCED PRIOEa.
J. MAY & co.,
J. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
"a CIT between 9th and 10th SIS.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. M.

RE-APPoINIED BYTHE PRESIDENT.
Captain G.. p. Edgar, Additional Aid. de.
Camp, who was, some time since. mustered out
ofseryice, has been re-appointed by the Presi-
dent, and ordered to report to General Butler.
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A Rich TRRAr.-Ths production to.nivbt
Of the Little Barefoot" with Miss Ch,rin,ss
Thompson as the shoeless wanderer, promisss
to tbe an Interesting event in the history ~
Washington theatricais. Already more thsn
the usual quantity Of seats have been sold. and
many other indications bespeak an overflow
ing house.
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TAX ON WHIsKEY.-We learn that there is
quite party in Congress disposed to raise the
revenue tax on whiskey to 81 per gallon. in
stead of 90 cents per gallon, the highest tax
proposed in &C mmittee.
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A SPECIAL CARD
ATTEETlCN LIS called to the sale By O. Ma.
Cruz or, ,E'q Trustee, 1t our auction rooms. on
ff1Gs', JsnuerJ 6th at IL o'clock N ola fns tract
OF land: containing nearly 100 screa lying on the
oId Eiseensbur& road distaut ebouttvo miles from
Washington. - -
This land Is very valuable for gardening and
farming pur posts And possesses o fair proportion
Of wood land and will be sold in lots OF from 10 to
Terms Of payment Ore fourth in cash: the re-
naipcfr in !, :, 8, and years, with interest and
secured to the sati.factton of the tru stse.
Js sgt J. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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~ Major General Burnside left yesterday
for New York. t. r..
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s:S z; s . Ss soOas
18Th and 'ssh l0f h0n''.'Dns IS aus a.. ss'
EoR sALI-A BAKERY doing coed business.
6,tI lHSSirs s s,r 1. half bet
II EeTACRANf FOR BALE AND LI4sE ON
to for H,s ys. Inquire
vi" ii $: .s si. :sa "a
09, Yost omee. 1Sst
T CsT-On Penn. avenue. ON wedne sday evening.
- aVlCToRlNE or TIPPkr The Under VII
sri:: r +. .
TWO GINTLIMsN GAN Bl ACCoasoDAT
With Roo sf s the Mrs rrs. no
one sguass from me cars References exehsnssd
L nished consisting Of Sal ION, Parlor, two Bsi
Rooms, seryant's Room, and Bath Room: watsr
ana sh,; references s required ass Mass avenue,
BOARD One klegAstiy Furnished Suite Of
ID ROOMS, Parlor and chsmbsr communicating,
''its Coed at nan M s iRs ts T' Wanted
I BIT IN THE TIcKsF 0FfIoK AZ gax
'as sfsn &. Of aaa asna
neer Win Be bss.s s be ssIiss TIE
21sr street corner 18th. ,oys, u.uv,..
k'Uk SALE-A TnorouRh Bred four yeAr.old
l. COLT. can tret mile in three minutss var
, RI; So1pd in every respect Also light trot-
ting BULKY and HARNESS, viii Re sold at q bar
gain. inquire ct the Real estate and Intelliseaos
ONCE Of N. II MILLER, No. 5II Ninth street,
near Pencsyivani. avenue
N. B.-Aiso several HOUSES and PROPERTY
FER sale and rent. jaf Il.
E>0R sALH.-Tvo very desirable FARMS for sale
Il on reason sble terms, one of SIS &C and the
other of 700 acres more less. Both of tn sss hne
IA ms situated iEmsdiately upon nsyiga aba
land, and viii be SO low. The title 10 indisputa
ble and rare oh is offered for invsstm emit in
real estate Appl cation may be sde 20 tbs editor
o. this PAPER. ta72w9m
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CINCINNATI, Jan. IA special despatch to
the Commercial says that force under Samuel
jones attacked our troops at Joaesville, Va,
consisting OF 800 men, on Sunday. After a
desperate resistance our troops surrendered,
losing 80 killed, 30 wounded, gun and SIN all
howitzers.
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jan 7.Gt
ORDINANCE oFFIoE, WAR DEPARTMENT

0RRNANoE 0RFIoE. WAR DlPARTMsNT
h.Vs Been or hsst9
under the advertise cent inviting proposals. for
ia .Sas ssS Srsnsd % t.
y PenncoR so1 lao S-inoh Shells Allesh.n, Arssn-
i. Pennoci 5000 10 inch Shot. Allegheny Arsenal,
Jas Marshall d Co., 5000 10 inch Shells, ALE.
.HlbriFh. ( stroh, 1000 I5-inch Shells. New York
IT: Terry Jr., eco 10 inch Shot, New York
W starr, 8 oooIO-in .h Shell, New York Arsenal,
j. ". Starr, 1000 10 inch Shell. Washington
saver { 20. 1000 lo-inch Shot, Washington
saveTy = Co.. 5000 lo-inch Shell, Washington
lIlis 90, 600 Is-inch Shell. watertown Arsen-
Ellis Co.. 1000 Is inch Shell. waterto~n Arssn-
Miles; Pfatt L Co., 5000 10 inch Shot. Waterfowl
Miles, Pgssta o., 5000 1o.iaoh Shell, water.ovn
+. Howard L Co 2,Ooo lo-inch Shot, St. Louis
r. Howard : 90 1900 loinoh Shell, St. Lonis
starbuck Bros. 1000 Is inch Shell. w.tervleit
Fuller, Warren & Co.. 500 1O-ineh Shot, Water
Wit Ar.ensl, gi"c: o w.
Sweet. Kinb! / Co.. ,.soo io-ineh Shot. Water.
Fuller, warren 4 Go 1000 1o-lpoh Shell. Water
Welt Arsenal, JOG ...
seymour & Watson, eco la-insh Shell, Water.
Welt Arsenal, 3 l. loo
swett, Quinaby & Co., 1000 1O-inch Shell, Wafer
GEORGE d. RAMSAY,
ts76t Brig Gen., Ohief Of Ordnance.
Co;PARTNEksHIP.na:! have !, this Day admitted
terest in the 9entlemen's Furnishing Business.
condsctsd under the name Of Charles I lockwood
Co. CHARLES L. LOCK WOOD.
Washin gton. Jan. !, 1884. js6-Iw.
EXEMPTION PAPERS PREPARED ACCORD
~ ing to Government forms. Pension, back
pay, bounties and prize money procured Ohicers'
accounts arranged for settlement. Deeds Dc. DO,
written and acf nowledsed Oaths and Affirm atoms
certified Claims cole eted; Bills, &C.. protertsd.
teenth street, one door north Of Pennsyivania
avenue lac Sts
NOTICE OF PARTNERsHIP.
VIZ n. CALF and JOHN W. SHAW hsving bssn
admitted partners in the firm Of D. L MoRRIssy &
Co. on the let instant: the Flour and General
Commission Business will hereafter be conducted
l. MORRISON.
q WIN. n. GALF.
JOHN W. SHAW.
January 9Th, 1854. ja6-Sts
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"A u IT Z II E.
At the solicitation Of many citizens of Washing
ton have determined to resume the business Of
FURNISHING BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
am we'll known in this city that it will not
be necessary to refer to any one. Tae name Of
GAUTIER as . caterer is a sufi cient guarantee. =
I will also furnish Families with ICE CREAM,
CHARLOTTE RUS JE, JELLY, and al; kinds Of
MEAT DISHES, at the shortest notice
~ lave several DINING ROOMS and PAR
LORS for the accommodation of &c ntlemen giving
Dinner or Supper Parties.
O. GAUFIER,
n4-eolm 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Olin.-The court is
this morning engaged In hearing the argu-
ments of counsel in the case of James Mar
phy, indicted for the murtier Of Th0s. Hill.
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lsz <s.a9 iE saf Q stgia at -
-@-al .a.sf2e y Es GS - siF rsai.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Union Reverse in Western Virginia.
CANNON CAPTURED BY THE REBELS.

THREE HUNDRED MEN TAKEN PRISONERS
AT JONESVILLE
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLpIRRs-P. G. Muir
ray, proprietor of the Herndon House, corner
of + and Ninth streets, was fined $40 this morn
ing ny Justice Ferguson for selling liquor to
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALAs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The Ingredients Ia these Pills In the result o. Q
long and extensive rractice, mild In their opera:
lion and sure to correct all IRE guaritieA. Painful
raenstruations, REMOVING ALE DISTRACTIONS,
Ehether from cola or otherwise headache, Rsin in
the side palpit&tion OF the heart, whites al ner
Tous affections, hysterics disturbed slsep, which
srises frem Interruptions Of nature.
DR. CHEESkMAN'5 PILLS
AFRO positive remedy for sn complaints pscuuAf
Ia Females IEpUoIaG WITH CERTAINTY PERIODICAL
sSGULARIfY. Explicit direetisns, stating when
~ soid By ell Druggists:
s1 Cedar street, New York City.
ecldhys FORD. 292 Pa. avenue ees- eoSm
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ERHN Oh ALMANACs-1s64,

ANKHNCE ALTMAN ACS-1S64,
Alreanseh Lunaticue; rs, III esg -
ls Mere Gisogne klmsnsch tes Eufants; IT,
Almansch des 61eires Nationalas; IS
Afmanach Manuel de h bonns Cuisine: Is.
Ain anech Mspnel de Ia cuisipire; Is
Almapaoh Chantant;4 %.
Polichinelle Almanac perpetusl: g.
Almanach du Maiin; Is .--'-I0
Aim ach des Danes ct des Dsnoisellss; 49,
AlmaDa.h- Manuel de Ia Danse; %.
klmanach des Victories . " spoleon III: Is.
Alnanach des Jaux de societe; Is.
Almanach du Bon Ton; rs
A,narach des March ands de Wins; Is
AlmapAeh de ma femme; IS '6---s---
slmansch des Curiosites Parisiernes; Is.
Almsns du Magasin Pittoresvus; rs.
Almansch de- PU divers iliustre; IS
4lmanach dfllustration. Modernes; 20.
Alnanxch du Vpleur; 25
AlmsnAch de ILLUSTRATION; 50.
Just imported by
jas RRANCK TAYLOR
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WASHINGTON, January lat 1874
From this date Mr. WILLIAM ii nALcoE viii
have sn interest In the business hereto ore CON.
onctso oy me et 4 o. Penn. avenue TIA knainsss
Eill hereafter be conducted under tbs nsms "a ii
jAf6t HARMON BURHs.
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A G1RMAN SILVER PLAT CORNKT-oNE
IA of Pisk's celebrated manufacture and almost
rev, for sale cheap, only S25. Can be seen at
bou!s RIGEg Boot and Shoe Store: 'eSth side,
ta7-3t*
N0RIH AMERICAN REVI1w FOR JANUA-
CoNTEsTs -Ticknor's Life Of Prescott; The Bible
s sBs s.sl. he ses
Lie Of O. vernon Winthrop; The Sanitary Com
ri sion; Remains Lille of Jesus; The President
Pssy Critical Nossf RAH Tx -: T.9IZoR Asso.
A TTENTIoN, EVERYBODY!
Fer the mex. few days shall retail my dam sssd
p ssod Tkas seis price,
sAGeEs okfsHP, sPIok ssa and MUSTARD,
MiEHs md Ii9toEs il GLASS.
supplied - ususl, with the very best goods in my
line, and at the lowest prices. ,
,s71t' Corner Ninth and 4 streets.
ORPHANs' COURT. Jan 5, lss4-DIsraIor or
case OF Ruth Johnson, admi,!istratrix of ] oh n
Johnson, deceased, the administrative Aforesaid
has with the appreciation of the Orphans Court Of
DAY the 3Gth instant, for the hnai settlement and
OF the personal tate Of said deceased,
and Of the assets in hand as far as the have
where all the creditors and heirs of said sased
sre notised to attend tat the Orphans Court Of
Washington county aforesaid y with their ciaims
excluded from ali benefit in said deceaseds estate
provided q COPY OF this order be published once .
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, previous
to the sal. T.st tn day Of January lss4 RonR,us
ia 7-law3ws Ll AZ s.# Resistsr Of Wills.
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THE BOUNTY AND VOLUNTEER FuND.-Tke
executive committee engaged upon the wort
Of raising a bounty and volunteer fund viii
meet at the Mayors Office, at o'clock to night
upon business OF Importance, and the collec
tors are expected to be IN attendance.
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TOR eALE-HORsE, COVERED WAGON. and
HAHN ESD. Horse six years old, sound n
s sno hisd ~ every way Wagon is heavy, ~
Harness nearly nfv. Win bs sold st : bargain if
called for in few days. Gall at as First street
east, near G street 9th, Capitol Hill and sea
me team. a At.
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EaaggE 40 go HEFsgAa GIFT so gkTE
Tas4 Is fEGE 81 s1sSar#s p rgIela =FaH - ssz
tEEAa 29EA&A EFfaS1 .ss0ss ~
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A PRIsoNER-The Baltimore American say
that Miss Kate Mccoy, who was arrested IL
that city by the Government authorities upoI
the charge of having recrossed the military
lines contrary to orders issued by the Score
tary OF War, was sent to Washington for i'm
pris comment.
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n~IOE CREAM AND WATER ICES OF THE
us best quality delivered to Families. Hotels,
fsIrs Balls, at the lowest prices, at the Phila
delpbia Confecti emery, corner 18th and SITS:
de 2-lmS j FUSSELL
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Vhs FIX FER rs!
U GAS FIxFg Est

G - = SAsFIxfgRxsr
FLumBsks, GAS AND sTEAa firrERs.
500 NiHsh 81, nea,, Pa. Arsrms,
5 large and we'll selected sasortnsnt Of CHAN
pELiHRs BRACKETS, DROP lights. SHApfs,
Archer & PaneeaEt, New York, which are offered
for sale 81 the nanu.setnreIs prices ~ that CITY;
interest to cali before purohasins.., ds8-solm
400 LINZ! fLIMli LIMEE
,4UU BARRILS LINZ just arrived at Gun.
na1ps whsxf, PSF schooner 4. Bunwnkvs sne sof
'H ss x x .srnsr III = .s RI Ii md dsasl.
nt9xsT or TIN Laws OF THE DIsTRiof
Dot Columbia. BY Il fhowl;9rr NSv1nu
g u - - y 90 kkA4OA yALSss
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TO-PARTNRRSHIP.-I have this day admitted
~ Francis Hufty and Richard a. Taylor to an in
terest in the Gentlemen's Furnishing Business.
324 Penn. avenue The business hereafter will be
cordxctsd under the name Of CHARLES L. lockwood
4 Co CHARLES L. LOCK WOOD
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