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LECgAap G dROFER-----. director.
THIS t1hssssy s; Sysszss sEs Tsa "a 1884,
!. 'u' '". '0s's '' LAST sa AFasAsAEcx -
OF the sessffRssnsz sfss ssins .fii rgoAr
TsE MAesI .IoHNr DRAMA
'-'''H 'A' THs LAST NIGHT - v.,E
OF this dtsinseished lsay,s highly ssecssses en-
besutifa fitastlcns. elegant tableaa MAGNIFICENT
sssIeIy costumes. ms easLicai effects. 3. e:
enc ssiis Saks i Rz ss 'as psWsss
ssp IF Psf 10 h'
Performance tonight viii consist of the new and
'l's sIoI5s WiTH Il siLVsh LINING.
2, fHer great original charasserJ ...E
FORD'S NEW THEATER,
70 TENTH STREET. ABOVE E.
'1 s:c q Holiday s1ss Is
q FASHIONABLE SEASON.
Trlumphsnt Reception Of tie Amerisan 1rsea-
MRS: D: s;owzRs, %
asn E
trefs Asnsrics ch hs =, s.odgssd , .inee the days
IN uHs5!R q cats!ssss svssfsa Esasgsa qsaaary IA.
~ RoMEo And JULIEr, .,
+ TO conclude WITH
Wy PRECIOUS BETSY. 80
Mr.. G. b. Bi shop par.........'...- Mr. Bobtsl
TO Ic corrow e7enins benefit of
-E-grE a. MRS. BOWERS.
LA0Y isABEL or EAST LYHNE.
VAKIET;Es. vARlgTIEs- FrontiAg Psn',spj.
' rania nr.ane and Ninth street he thres star
Ballet, Dramatic and ssntomi sls froupss. Mhsl {,
Hall snd Theater all in one Visited bg thousand,
81 .s psIsoSs rs, nishsly Tso gerry plays soncs
Acs com,sal Freaks and Fspcies Of 81 kinds. The
Ballet OF ia d FAI1y OF THE LAKE. 81 Song
50 Dances. ~ Ethiopian ats, Punsi Jokes Wit and
Humor. smiles Gr ace, Beauty and elegance. Art
and Ar is es of Aer- and in the Aulut emant World
Fitz Simmons' great version Of the Romantic Hili-
tsry Fomanee OF the FRENCH spy; OR. TG r
51GRMING OF ALGIE2S. 81 lie Lima Wendell
IN three characters. In the character o. the Arab
Boy, display ing the baau ifi contour of the lovely
formed ar ise. /. DslI Illustration Of Female
Grece and Beauty, admitted hy coanoissaurs, IS
ire Arab Boy, to be the Bsst Formed Lady IN the
World. tie very hssu deal Of a ScuIptor's Fancy
q model to Greats from the Finest Female statue
10 right to right. tonight, tha Lovely Formed
Artistic. WedpFsdsy afterpc con. Ladies' Matinee
January lE afternoon aud night. Bob Halls Bon
eft. January e. La6ies' Relief Association'. Ban
eft:, srEoIAL Norros.-Next Thursday night
positively for three nights only, the Great Ssnss
tion Play OF the Age, which crowded tas Varieties
every night some weas siucs, The great Love,
Crims and Mysterious Drama of ths Day ia ls
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IMPAIRMENT OF AaRICULTURE,

II
II - WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. l6, 1853.
To the Gro,ses and Mannfae.vrers Of FIT aad
psrtn.ent, consisting OF Hon. J. T. Morehesd. Of
PsEreslg lgsnia, William NJ Bailey, Of Rhode Island,
loving appropriation made by the last Congres
VIZ For Investigations to test tho prscH cabiiity
substitute for cotton, twenty thousand dollars %
having met, and, after several days invsstgs tion
notice Of Ehsir Investigations might produce
valuable results, adjourned TO meet again on Wed
and request all parsons Interested 10 the distri
the subject for the public good to send to this De-
gartment, On or before that DAY, samples % OF the
tion. Of the ahrss and fabrics pre- pared by taem,
accompanied By statements Of the various PRO.
also descriptions OF the kinds and cost Of mschin
cry used, where mads, &c.. together with any and
This information Is necessary before an intelli-
dsIt dtd ISAAC ONBWTON, Commissioner.
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EronI Rern,u,ia

New eEoRK. Jan. f3-BermuGa dates to De-
CEN ueT 2gth states that the steamers Flora, Co.
quette, Ranger, and another, We're W aiting an
opportunity TO run The blockade. A schooner
arrived az ST. Georges on the 2Sth, from Will
,nington, with cargo Of tobacco and turpen.
tine. 20.
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legislature OF Kansas

LKAVENwoRTH, Jan. f3.-The Kansas Leg
1siature was organized yesterday by the areC
uon OF an IT, Lane candidates for Speaker, CIer X
OF tie House, and Secretary OF the Senate
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD
ga "a = =:

- ~ zES e&514 G&
On and after Monday January 4th, 1864, daily
trains will be run between Washins ston and New
YORK, and Washington and the West as follows:
FOR RPH1LADELPHIA.N NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at 50 and IL 40 A. M. and 5
and 20 M. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday,
fe 20 P. n. only.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington at $50, 7 5, and II. n A. NJ Z,
and $40, 43O and 30 P. II daily except Sunday.
On Sunday att 50 A. NJ. and 8. ~ and $40 P. NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $50 and 7 50 A. M. and 20
2; u. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday, at 8 30 P.
COMMUTATIoN TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at 50
The first and fourth trains from Washington
And fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore stop st
all way points.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 4, $50 and 10. 20 A. NJ and
LIS, 40 and J 80 P. N. On Sunday, at and 80
A, ID. and SIS p. NJ.
COMMUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at TO
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at 80 A. NJ and SHOP. NJ.
Leave baltimore st z 10 A. Nd. and 3.l5 P. Nj.
Trains leaving Washington at TO A. NJ and
% p. h., go through to New York without
without change of cars.
For further information tickets of every kind
&e., apply to George 8. Koontz, agent at Wash
inston Station. or at the Ticket Office.
W.P. SMITH, Master of Transp't'n.
ia4-tf In. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
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JAY COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS
No. 452 Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT. BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
. CURRENCY AND EYCHANGE.
a1ta4 We shall continue to sell AT PAR
until further notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
sass ...aa known as
-. a#-4 FIVE TWENTIEs,
date. The unsold balance of this loan is now
Ls,s &an 0ns ,Hssdrsd n M,..isns IL q Ds,lass,
demand for Investment, and by the new National
Bsnas s Rrsi ts for s II
vance vance to ,s handsome premium. As an Investment
S,x pc, Cent. per Aanam, in Sold,
payable semi-alnnuallyD equivalent, at present
prices of coin, to s5 aEa
Nine per Cent. in Currency.
.ssa Tns n II to
and the # BEGJsTEBED BoNpS tpayable to order,
the and tSepsfs peeered for
$ sioo $500 5000 SSSo
These bonds.ars exempt from all local taxes, and
tue HOyefDIuebt l&AS uppu sa"nA 10 SiiS
one half per cent per aunum upon the interest.
when the income of tbs holder exceeds 5000.
Circulars at Q furnished at our counter, or upon
application By nail. giving my fn ation
th At MAY be concerhBg this and other aov
ernnent Loans and the organization of National
Banks.
| We keep on hand and for sale full supply Of
- ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. $50
DE- I6-dtf sf-r JAY COOKE CO.
NJ BUFFALO ToEGUES.
w i Hare just received from the West Deo Buffalo
Tongues, which We Recommend TO our customers.
- $500 ~ hing &c BUkOEyLL,
COZ corner 18th at and Vermont Az.
(NRUYERE fswIsel CHlESE-Of very choice
NJ quality 5aes from importers hands.
KING BURCHnLL,
no q sooIneI Vermont ave. and 18th IT,
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COLLECTORS.


49,. COLLECTORS. 80
s fs EdMsrd W. CfafE MFs Fs SSan eo & Gf1se
": ?$!y NJ SAsS5E5a Hssn'in
Mrs Gen barry Mr. PsPEs
Mrs. Gen < Hslleck, Mrs. Col. freeman.
~ ,o.,,sE SECOND WsEP
Mrs MMs Lewis I elsphans, NJ: EisaEd {. Dye,
ME- NJ: NJ: aE hS55sr Rsa saE g Mas.
-AfA. Marx T. MIL; ruiRp wgnp -
Mary IfR th8Rf Rsnnc5y RRs6Fy
Mrs Alex r. shephsra Mrs joseph sr hfBrsax Bryan
Mr. fsSf fsSfsJ S@son Ms: Mr. M"ry Mshq;t
Mrs. Secretary Usher, Miss Carrie Bacon.
Mrs. sspasSF ksibsn Efaey
Ms ThiHfS W.T. Walter r.. r.. N.Is; TsTsto
Mrs James adsms MRS EGwari CLARK sfEmont
Miss oharl9tte Tayl9r77 Miss Anna Allen,
Miss s. NJ Locke, ...'. - -
Mrs. John NJ Brodhead, Mrs. y. L, Nicholson,
ME- fassis faas 6 M Ms fSs
Mrs. John Hitz. Miss Mary Locke.
ME- Mr. 4 J. fT%ast.'e' Tsad ME- Mrs. FFssss Wssi,
r .- al-r SIXTH WARD.
Mrs Capt Robert Clarke, Mrs. Col. Harris,
Mrs George L. Wilson, Capt. K. c. "as"'sf u
Mrs John sesmes' ss'1 Mrs. A9R William J, Murtssh
Mrs r. B. CLARK. Mrs. George Mattingly. Mating
n, p;+.ohs dEoRGERTowT
Mrs Wm H. Tenney, Miss Buckey. A
Col Col g & R Belt Sns %hs$ds = b,sgqsa: Esq,
ArLARGE
Mrs Caleb Smith. Ind. Mrs .DolphusSkinner,NY.
Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal States who
are ost respectfully and earnestly selected to lend
all the aid they can to the patriotic enterprise:
CoSsEoTIcur:'
Mrs Senator Foster, Mrs. Henry c. Deming,
DELAWARE
Hon. Nathaniel b. Smithers.
INDIANA. -.5.r ..
MGh MTs nsai Julian HON Schuyler ucolman cola9
ILLINOIS.
Mrs owen Lo1ejoy, Hon. EIihu Washburne,
Mrs. Senator Harlan, Hon. ]. W. Grimes
non D " Hon. William INV Windon, oi Lane
KENruoKy.
asssa 4asm. as as1 HsSszyt HHsy HSa
Mrs. Vice Pres. Hamlin. Mrs, Prentice D. Clark,
Mrs. Frederick A. Pike.
MARYLAND.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Henry Winter Davis,
Mrs. Senator johnson, Hon. Edwin II. Webster.
...- MASSACHUSETTS,
ME- Ssfs: TGs dlsss Rice
Hon. Hon ] jacob n. Howard, Hon. Francis Kellogg.
Hon Alex'r Ramsey, Hon. Ms. Wilkinson.
Hon HON Sff Henaerson a Hon James H ). Rollins
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Mrs senator Hale. Edm d +. French, Esq
Mrs. W Patterson, z.rsE
Nsw YORK.
Mrs senator Harris Hon. Theo. NJ. Pomeroy,
Mrs. Senator Morgan, Hon. Reuben e. Fenton
New JERsEy.aa
Mrs. Senator Ten Eyck, John Giberson. Esq.
ONO.
MIS-. Senalof " aue, IIoh anicn "a AsHicy,=
Mrs -Gangewer -' Ezra L. Stevens, Esq,
Hon. John Sherman, Hon. h. w. Ta aylors
ES-sfs~ - PnsNsyLvAEIA.
Hon John ". Forney,I Hon David wilnrot,
Hon Edw'd Mep erson, Hsn.. VIM. d. Kelly,
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Hon. James i. Hale. g
RHODE ISLAND. - -
Mrs. Senator Spragu Hon. Ii. u. Anthony.
si.9T VERMONT. stz5 b
Mrs Senator Foot, Mrs Wooaoridge,
Mrs. Senator Coltarner, Mrs Justin 3 NORTH.
Mrs. Portus Baxter,
+.
a------z-------r VIRGINIA. ------
Hon. Senator .Carliie, Mrs J. G. Underwood.
Mrs. Judge Wylie, Is - s'f@ as@ss&' -
- s. WEST YIRGfSIA, 1890
Hon Senator Wiley Hon. Jacob b. Blair.
Hen SenatorvanW ink le Hon. Kelliaa v. Whaiey.
WIsCoHsIy.
Mrs. Senator Doolittle, Mrs Senator Howe.
- b. B. FRENCH,
IN s-dtFebl President of the Assoeistion.
cnA FOR SALE,
piled . few hundred yards hcIu switch on the
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~ G RUITs a-.r.... jr#.-. s4.....re .
.......- .. WANTED
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUA9IA,
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
1882,
El05 Of which will be paid in advance
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
S232, ,- ~.
3I5 OF which will be paid in advance,
BOUNTY FOR ooL0RED RECRUITS,
$50,
.-. PAID In advance
-.-E PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
H" Win apply to any of the following
.f RKCRUITING OFFICERs:
s.v. BACON, s 80 .a
Hngine Ball, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streeta
-7-- i q HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth snd New York avenue
c. A. KEAsBEY, ......r.
Fl street, near corner of Nineteenth and penu-
sylvsnia avenue.
--.r- J. c. PARKER, ;- .--
Corner Of High and Bunbarton streets, George
town. & de l5-tf
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IL AUCTION NOTICE. .r aeE
HAVING Connected with the Heuse Furnishing 8
Business that OF q general Auction and Commission
Merchant. / am pEepard to attend promptly to all
business entrusted to my care. r--
large and dry basement for storage OF goods for
au ction eales. g.
Cash advances made on consi gumsnts.
=" ~ B. BUOHLY,
Auctonesr and House Purnisher,
de- lQ.lm 42S 7th st., between g and III.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
pun Q 8 AhE % OF LANDS
The PARISH OF ST HELENA, BEAUFoR,
DISTRICT, sol TIL CAROLINA

Under the direction and instructions of the
@ er % TIE cese
S
ad sa d Of pssusf, the ss' 1
ham Henry Brisbane, United States Direct Tax
sale wi be held at the office Of the Cof lone rs
Hsns 5ne e @ st tsFs #
com,mehen ng on the 18th day Of February 1854, at
following tracts parcels of land ,o-,sit - -
:. ON ST. HELENA ISLAND: -ss... IS
ssI Afs fSigs Flint
bshsr snd Pfsrs sfs
ON LADIES, ISLAND: nj
the ths Porss Place
Lawn, Fair Air lawn: B5ickysrd. the Pine Land plsse,
Land Laha
the Jenkins h PINE Land The last three tracts Of
States to cut and remove the wood aud timber
iherefrom; without com mpensstion to the owners
ON. PORT ROYAL ISLAND: ~ E.-r-
IhTS Henry Stewart piacs spring Hill otshets
@
Lloyd Field, Mursie Bqsh, the Retreat, the bills
9asrrY ssr M the T Rrysa sfi the
MooiiEyaTd ,iy. Ri Rice Park, the Campbell Pine Land
hundred acres of the same heretofore redesms
from the tax sale by Frederi A Eustis; Harbor
raes of asa viii fpf b. set @ TO The the
right of the United States to cut AMI remove the
wood and timber therefrom, without compensa-
The lands to be sold comprehend in all about
in divisi parcels, not to exceed three Hundred
and twent. acres to any one purchaser. Said sale
the &C enhancement OF the same.
And We do tnrther make known and declare that
and twenty five cents an acre each, aud that the
ycud that sum, ana that when any tracts Or lots
o. land have. erected thereon dwelling houses,
barns, and 9tht out houses the same win be ap
Of the said lots tracts of land which the said
ssdsgs are srsc.ea t. H. shs s fail when offered for
one third part Of he sppTai.ea value thereof, the
Hns w Tan be Eithaasn src hs sale hid to
sS S r ID f. .hIF m sss Of on
enc third ofthe appraiset value.
.forsss ihd tis 1 sth day Of DecemOe eva o. is
w y = HSssS Tsssisai ssaaiss.sn,
Q. 9. Direct Tax Commis.toners tsrthe
DC ls-'s~cn, District oftouth Carolina.
(,HIrs euAaIERNAssTxR's OFFICE, !
wasatr ste,s Ss'G .. q e. 'y1Sse'ss,is Sec g. iss
Ni!l be sold .: public suction, st the eoErals,
s' os f y e HS ianss2a
' 9th sohsfs sGf sts daSi SD 0s e. fRRgn'h
Condemned as unit for public service
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock .. m ..
Terms cash in Cover nraent funds.
100 - D. II. RUCKER
Ss2GtJan 20 Brig Gen. and Quar- II aster.
U HIpAS ...''-
w ILL Be sold at Auction, every W5DHEsDAY
tnd SATURDAY. at II O'Clock q. m, et the Wharf,
foot of Sixth street, all the HIDES. TALLOW, &c.
that may be on hand of Cattle slaughtered outside
O. the limits OF the District OF ColuGbia. and
shipped 70 this point f. suah disposition.
Terms cash ia Government funds, to be raid at
the time OF sale, .-s -"f .sit e. BELL,
del5- I'm Lieut. Col and O. 3. "
W UiOsS-HIDA1. .r f 5,- &
w ILL 30 so.a at PuhEo Auosios, en- zvxr7
WEDE sspAY snd sATuRDAy, a. y s'eicss =
e, Ut tee YhEr3 axtk stress, " sBi.Ioetoss ri
the GorsrEr1sa Ssef Hides on hand 1t ihs fins ;.
sale. - = p
moment OF sale. 6. BHLh,
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DENTISTRY.


g rkEAT DlBCoVHKY IN DENTISTRY. .r..-
: fss'A Eahadsd soisAea Pals soith tie Mshrits Of
80 r.r s.al g.. oxygen. -E.a,- -.r- .......
xoE IA sdviss Al persona having teeth TO sx-
tracr 70 cali 1T Dr. LEWIE'S Office, 6A
aGd rave them taken ont by this new S9fHAegS
snd 9Arnless process. Also call audlfyYYNS
examine the poetsr's new and iua.
proved method OF Insertins Artiscial Teeth. II
YOU once see the great improvement in his teeth
Jon Nii have them in NO other style thsn this new
AI q valrasIe one, No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
: no IS 60 B. Il LEwIl, N. D.. Dentist
M. Iooa1s NJ 81 ETaH; e. Ia;sn.or ana p,.s,.ss
Of the MINERAL PLATE TENTH at <s@
sends HsI sonally At his Office fn tn q iJj1fasE
clIy. Many persons can wear theseG |fTYVY9
teeth who eaenot wear others, and no ---A---
person csn wear others rho cannOt weSr these.
PsEtons calling at my OH g can be sooomnod stsd
WITH any lyle and price OF Teeth they may desirs,
nut To these who particular and wish the puresr
cieanest, strongest and moet perfect den ture that
art can produce. the MIN NARAL PLATE will bs
more July warranted = 80 - -
Rooms in this oity-No. 33s Psnrsylvsa avenue
Philsdelo okia. - rusr4 II
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FORM GOLDIN & co, 60. .r.- .
y - PHOTOGRAPRERS.
No Market Space, bet,ceea 9Th aud 9th stTGGtS
- door east of Peryy + Bro
Eaving furnished our Gallery with sn entire new
Stock, cured the most modern Instruments and
Material, and arranged. the most approved plan
e snI @ .ne ~ @ h PSno
grsphic aIt We are prepared to furnish the PUBLIC
with Ehotogrs phs. Plain, in India Ink, Water and
OH uclors. from Miniatures to Imperial and Life
Size hmbrotypes all sizes, Cards de Visite and
Vigpettes for Albums.
Special stsention VIII b. paid to copying Ambro-
types ard Dsgue rreotypes. - -. 49,
We taTe made arrangements with Charles D.
Yredericks & Co, Photograp New York, to
keep constantly supplied with Cards dc Visite
OF all the Celebrities of the day, to which We in
yite the attsntion of the Public.
Constantly on hand, . full supply OF the most
and kinda de24.lmH
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS TAEATER,J
PsaHsy,01ssid Aue1ue, nsdr WiltGTds Hote..
LECyaap aRovER---.,---. Director
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The GREAT FAIR
TO BE RELp UNDER TIE AUSPICES OF THs
Ladies' Soldiers Relief Association,

H-& I'm THE LARGE -
HALL OF PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
sE1a FOR THE BENRFIr OF THE
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
And the Families of the Soldiers from
the District OF Columbia and from
other places, If ser wing in the
EiGg District Regiments.
At very large meeting of the Association, at
the house Of Mayor Wallach, on Wednesday,
January 9th, 1864, changes We're made in the
committees and the collectors, a ne " Commit
tee on Decorations was appointed, and also
persons from the several Loyal States to so.
rhcit subscriptions, contributions of articles
&c, it was ordered that the President cause
the list, as corrected to be published in all the
city papers daily until the 1st OF February.
E4r -#.a atyu PRESIDENT a- .-.=es
Major b. b. FRENcE.
d" B.. .t'VTcr president 70 E.-..
.-HH HENRY d. Cook, Esq .59
. 20 SEcRETARy
~ sELaE sQutREs, ESQ.
p .,as-- TREASURER. r,.,
Mrs. L. I. CHIrTESDEN.
E. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, f..
SAyIES j. bowen, ESQ
...-... JAAEs ADAMS, Esq. a
Mrs. g. y Bowen se1 v : nrs Rieha-a walls,
Mrs ~ w Angus Mrs n d. Cooke
MRS B j.. French. Mrs. Portus Baxter
Mrs. G.. ", Mcclellan, Mrs Justin g. Morrill,
.a.- .a EXECUTIVE CoMxIrrEE.
sE..- j. +. Brown, Esq ulH
Hon. J. vi. RRoDHEAB. --.
Hor. GEO ". RCLELLAN.
Mrs Capt. ellis, Mrs E Browa
Mrs X. Farbhsm Mrs. J n b snebar6
Mrs e Clarke. r. Mrs w p Dole
Mrs.,D. X. Cartier, Miss e McClelIsn,
FISANcg COMMITTEE. ...
a. WILLIE Il, JoDD, EEe.
Mrs r FARsHAM Gs-z.
Mrs. w Z. NICBoL sos.
Mrs: D w Bliss .-..
Mrs +. Il. SPINNER. -.r
CoHMl1rHg on DEcoRArross.
Hon. J. 7. Usher. Chas f. Stan sbury ESQ
Hon. B. NJ Stanton, d. W. Mahon. Esq
Hon. Gideon Giles Il. ID. Gilman Esq,
Hon. u. ? Holloway, VIM H. Baldwin ESQ
Hon. Isaac Newton, Gen. Dewitt c. Clark
Hon. w. 2. Dole. Mrs. President Lincoln
ThomasU, Walter, FsG., Mrs Gen. W F. Barr
John c. RiVes, Esd, Mrs. Eiwafa Jordan.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Jas. Will
son. Jas. Hammond. Patrick Kinslow suspicion
of larceny: Jail for hearing. Frank Kane and
Michael Havey, suspicious characters; mill
tary. Adolph Stevenson. drunk 81. S. John
Daniel Mcl,arty. do: do. LANES Cramsey.
drunk: dismissed. Daniel Dougherty; drunk
and pIoiape; co. Thos. b. Mcguire, disorderiy;
do. Edw III. FTanser, drunk and disorderly:
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DELIVERED TO THE MILITARY AUTHoRr-rrs
Yesterday, P. b. Bush ana Patrick A. Kenney.
OF the 1st Indiana cavalry, who Were confined
In Jail to answer the charge of killing Peter
Mank, comrade, on the 5th of August last on
Fourteenth street, were delivered 10 the mill
tary authorities for trial, in compliance with a
request from Gen. Anger, commanding this
department The flrst-named is charged as the
principal and the latter as accessory, and the
murdered man was killed by being struck with
a brick.
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f85 GRAND LARcENY.-On Tuesday evening,
VIM. Jackson, colore d, seized q coat hapgiug z
at the door of Smiths clothing store in the First
Ward, and attempted 10 raakeof with II, when
Officer Hurdle arrested him, and Justice D.nry
committed him to Jail. Fa-s1 cav b'l65
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SELLING LIoUoR ON SUNDAY.-Henry Huh
bard. keeper OF Rulman's Hotel, on Psnns L.
avenue, as fined s25 on Tuesday, by Justice
Ferguson, for selling liquor ON Sunday.
as James Jueneman, keeper of a saloon corner
OF Fourth and ID streets. was also fined S25 for
the same ofense, by Justice Ferguson. A lot of
Government property was found on the prem.
Ises of Jueneman, which was turned over to
the property sergeant. 49esn sat Ee4B
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- SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-W. ]
Miller, threats; bail for peace. Anna NJ j.
Black, assault and battery; for hearing j. :
HageT, drunk and disorderly; military Dan
Dougherty, profanity; s1.5S VIM. Wood
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Jas Lee
do;; do. Chas. +. Wilson, do; military Chas
Wilson. alias Alfred Harvard, drunk; dis
missed. John Dickson, disorderly; So. Ed
ward Magee. suspicious character; sent :,
Superintendent Webb. su tfs tEG
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ACAPTURE.-Last night, at ten O'Clock, Ser
geaDt TAFT, of the Second Ward, with squad
OF police, took possession of house No stt5 ID
street, as a bawdy house, and captured the
proprietress, Mary A. Coleman, six women,
and nine men, and servant girl, and took them
before Justice Clayton. Mary A. Coleman was
ht Id to bail for court in $780, each of the women
was fined 81 81 for prostitution. and the men
and the servantg girl were dismissed. The house
is located next door west of the Franklin En-.
gine-honse. and the place was taken posses sion
of by order of Superintendent Webb, acting
under the law establishing the Metropolitan
Police. The keys remain in possession OF the
police, and guard is stationed at the house to
protect the furniture, &c. The girls, of cour-o,
must look tor other qusrters.
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", z WORDINT,
"H. HENRY BRISBANE

w ILL Be sold at Auction every W5DHEsDAY
snd SATURDAY. at II O'Clock a. m, ct ths Wharf,
foot of Sixth street, all the HIDES. TALLOW, &c.
that may be on hand. of Cattle .laughtered outside
O. the limits OF the District of CoiuG bia, and
shipped 70 this point fc suoh disposition.
Terms cash, in Government funds, to be rsid st
the time OF sale, .-s ~ ,bit e. BELL,
del5- I'm Lieut. Col and O. g. v.
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THE SMALL PoX.-Hearing that the contra
band hospital had been closed since the issuing
of the order by Gen. Slough, requiring ali con-
trabands and those who are not able TO en-
ploy physician to repair to it and get vacci-
mated, we visited the hospital this morning in
person to learn whether or not the report was
true. We find that there is one Surgeon, DR.,
Bigelow, in charge, during the hours set apart
by the Military Governor for vaccinations.
Either yesterday or day before one OF the Mis-
sicnaries, Rev. Mr.. Scott took charge of the
business and vaccinated some sixty odd con-
trabands. We learn that there is considera-
BILE amount of smallpox in the City, and every
precantion should be taken to prevent its
spread.-Ale1andTia Journal