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HEABayAnrEns, PaovosT Mammals orrIcr,I
WARRINGTON, d. c., January ., 1884.
Special Orders, No. q.
The sale Of liquors containing alcohol 10 totally
prohibited In the following designated localities
Squares ZIG, III, iso and 10, 90 muoh thereof Al
mont on Nnetsenth and NJ streets, in the vicinity
OF Ninsteenth-street Park.
Squares III, iss, no. ios i6s, leo, isl and is2;
much thereof As mont on seventeenth, Eishteenth,
and N streets, in the vicinity OF Seventeenth
street and Ambulance Parks.
Squares a. a. 90 a, %, %, ~ 6a 50, g. s. &C. 81,
os o. 20 "a n, ~ 90 81, 80, %, 81 io2, ios iOt, 49,
III IL, las, lta ia it4i In the First ward, south
Of Peunsylyania avenue.
Squares T. g. 10, 49, 10, 20, In the vicinity OF O.
street wharf, H'' ...0
Squares io7, ias isa ist, ist Ies; much thereof
a fronts on Connecticut avenue, Seventeenth
Eighteenth, and Streets in the vicinity Of the X
street stables.
Squares tTi ga sol, 6o3 and sos; in the vicinity
OF sixth and seventh street whaivss.
Squares S1s, SI4 eso $751; ss2 sss, ga ssi, sss or
any vacant street or avenue ineluSsd in ths.s
squares being In the vicinity Of railroad depot and
soldiers retreat. |..
squares Ias, mo- TAI, Tst 7s6 Toe, and TOO, in the
Vicinity Of Old Capital and Carroll prisons and
barracks.
On any place within foursquArss Of BiAdsnsburs
toll-Gats.
On any place within two squares Of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within two squares Of Railroad
park Coeing those published In special Orders No.
ron thsse headquartsrs, Of date November Z,
~ a.. 49,
squares N.Y. u.s. 49, SOS, 2ss, a7o ~, sse, ma a91
- ~. u.s. 49, sSs tcs, o, aas, tst ga, tss, ga
u.s. and squares and D, Maryland avenue, In the
Vetnity OF Government railroad, depotn and store
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Who WILL IN CURED 1--WE. desire 10 call
~ Sci attsnton TO the advertisement OF the eele-
Inc DoctormA sale and reliable practitioner, whose.
AKIN and enperienoe Il guarantee that the unfor.
tunAte Victim Of certain IndiboreOns can with con.
nienee lntruat his ease In his hands Let young
relief ~ u
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TEE only place where you can purchase India
Rtaber goods OF all kinds Al ManufdctureS prices NJ
At II. A, HALLS India Rubber warehouse, 10
PennaylVAniA avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti.
fully repaired at short notice. mar 2S-u
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A WeRD OF ADvIm--Those who have bean
doetorinE forweeks aud months without obtAininE
relief, should oonsalt Dr. Fiahblatt whose aioo n
~ No. AL street, corner OF Eighth street. and be
radically cured Tweuty-hve years experiences has
established Dr.. FiIhblAtts reputation a. . physI.
clan. Recent cases cured In . Tow days, Charges
moderate. DIR. FIsHDLAfT, -
No. A9i street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post once
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PEDDLNo ON rHB sABRArH.-An Israelite
named Alb AhAm Kaufman, was arrested yesterday
afternoon BY onosr Kelly Of the Tth precinct, for
peddlibg on the sabbath. He IL one Of the Jews
who regularly engage in sunday trafao. Justice
Glberson fined him e2o.6a. rs.g 1Fg
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local NEWS.

Pun1sc scuoot In scnkas. Ina Inn % IN.
srts ,ne t.i.ie' o. tne punna 9hooi ts.cnertiti'
'hcseha VII pcreportsa BACK nom me COMMITTEES
on rsone soaooi',in w hoerao o. Aiasfnen M.
snlns, = ~. ~ " .ne pfos'ess OF Vim nil'
WI no aonnt % tn',resnnr 70 our readers ~ THIS
uns. y
n ,ne ~ u,.n ne. MI noJes, N me bosrd Of
vonmon cyuneih presented petition numerous.
ytseeo ~ ~. ts.enefs. n,kins N inoresss on
tneeslenss :, nned ~ the bill o. the board o.
hasfmen va fefsfred 70 the ocmmitiee on
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JEwHLRri JHwELRr JEwHLAI 3-For ono
dollar, At 1as Pennsylvania avenue, near Four
A-hAlf atreet--the Dollar store. .'.-
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NEW YORK SrYLEs.-G sntlsmsn's Olollia0 =
Rel0 and FaAhfonabsi- large assortment for ORES,
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
~ Coat e o.s n oe,sSIty rAds and finish any
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oe9-u s29 Pa. Av., bot. Ninth and Tenth sta
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ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
III TRATED BOOKS.

ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
IL TRATED BOOKS.
We have now on our tablea ready for Inspection
large and varied stock OF superbly Bound and
Beautifully illustrated BookA suitable for Presents
during the HolydAT season. We name In part the
Irvingf sketch Book, morocco, artists edition,
RnphAel'a MadonnAs, moir antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court OF Napoleon,
bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Wreath Of Beauty, mAgninoently bound,
illustrated London Edition OF Byron,
ihAkapeare'a Tempest, antique.
Merrie Days Of Old ENGLAND.
StrioklAnds Queens OF England, 8 vols.
Lanoelotl Queens Of England, q vols.
Durke's Works, 8 vols. London.
The spectator, Z vols, London.
D'lsraelia Works, 7 vols. London.
Letters o. JuniuS, aV. Is London.
Poets Of the Nineteenth Century.
The Poets Gallery, antique morocco.
Half Hour with the Best Authors, tvolS. London.
BryAnp1 Poems, assorted styles,
sootts Lord OF the Isles, monOcco.
Splendid editions Of Moore, Scott, HemAns, Hood.
Byron, Shakespeare, Wadnworth, Burns,
Poe, Tennynon, and Longfellow.
Macaulay,s Essays, half calf, 7 vols.
We have the lateAt patterns and styles OF Abr ms,
Episcopal Prayer and Service Books, In every
Catholic Prayer Books In all styles OF bindings,
Writingd sskS, Portfolios, 40, In large variety.
Juvsniiss and Toy Picture Books, complete as
Gold Pens, Pencils, and Cases Of the best quality
BLANCHARD l. MOHUN,
r.- ..H.. Corner Eleventh street and
deoi1 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A DRUNKEN PEDLHREss.-An Irishwoman,
named Margaret Murphy, was arrested yesterday
afternoon BY Roundsman Pierce, Of the Eighth
precinct, the charge Of drunkenness and selling
liquor 10 soldiers. she was taken before Justice
Ferguson, who fined her eio, which was promptly
paid. .grt ~ 500 HHH#. n ~
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OPEN ON suNDAIs.-The Jew stores about
the Depot were kept open all day yesterday In vio
lati N OF municipal law. Warrants viii be issued
for the arrest Of the propretori, who say they
afford By keeping open 10 pay the fine. An end
should be put TO this traflo on the Sabbath.
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r. sLOrAKs-In fire. PROOF Brick w Ars-
hUuss, foot OF street. Apply TO FRED 5. coz
zENs, PsnnsYlvGniA avenue, two doors nom Four
tsenth street, 00o0-u
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1876 'N"'N '..-rH FRAMES 1856
French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American
Composition CARD FRAMES In variety at
Ass Seventh ,,,S{:, S HIN dScri iSS,.
dfsl-6t Odd Fellows Hall.
A RARE BHANCE FOR A PRACTI.
a CAL BUSINESS MAN.
FORREST HOUSE RESTAURANT
AND EATING SALOON FOR RENT,
AND FURNITURE ron SALE,
The House CONTAINS Bar aud pulns Rooms,
kteheni Washshopae, two PArloTs, aud seven Bed.
stand ior buSi0esS The house 4 situated on Tenth
street, No. 81, between d and n, ooly one square
nom PennaY lvAnia avenue and same distance from
forrs new theatre. FOR terms, GPpiy TO
No: sts D street, between Ninth and Tenth,
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS | /
Asv6ries OF nsehslori BY Ike MARVEL q %.
Dream nfa, Parable OF the Seasons 81 10.
Ths Yankee Boy from Homei q Is.
MortvAlo'a History Of the RomAnsi vol. Il o..
spOsehss and Lectures Of Wendell PhillipSj0 o. 30.
Hospital sketohesj by L. NJ. AloOtt, 30 oentG.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stAtioneF,
hO2-u Sst PennsylvAnia avenue.
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WHIThhuRsT's GALLERY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AVEHgE.-Thia celebrated Establishment has lust
been elegantly rehtted and furnished Has one OF
the largest e0lleetions Of Photographic negatives
10 thla country, Numbering over Ansea thousand,
both eiyll and military. Liksnessss 81 hsnx al
these fallen 10 bait can be obtained here. 'FoF
superior work, Whltehurst outstrtppinE ma CON.
London. Particular attention II called q, his nas,
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts new much
oughs afteF. awa novtA-tf
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JOHN GoLDIN a CO.,
PHOroGRAPHERa,
I'VE Streets Que door East Of fai SSa s SHS Ninth

streets, one door East Or Forty s Bro N''"
Having fnrnished our gallery with AN .n,,,s mas.
stock, secured the most modern instrumenta ami
material, and arranged on the most AppTo "a pia
our light under the immediate gupervlsion N II
GOldin, long known TO our citizens Ia the photo.
graphic Rrt) We are y epar TO furnish the puhlia
with photographs, Plain, In India lax, Water and
sire AmbrotyPes, all size Carries do Waite and
vignette for Albums.
Special attention viii be paid to copying Ambfo-
type and DaguerreDtype. T-
We have made arrangements with ChaB. ID. Fred
fieks Co., Photographer, New York, to keep US
celebrities ~ the day. to which We invito the atton
tion OF the public,
Cons autly on hand full supply OF the most
shaise seneh Albums Aiso, Frames Of All sizes
ana kihuf' de02llm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

SUSPICIOUS CHARlcTER.-Charle o'Day and
James Maiosey were arrested this morning, By
onioers Thompson and morrise, OF the Seventh
precinct, for being suspicious ehsraetsrs-stroll-
log about Pennsylvania avenue early In the morn
Ing. They were each fined o. 80 BY Justice Giber-
son.
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.0RPHANs' COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNrY.-To WIT.
In the ease Of Lydia p. HAskell, admlnlstratrix
OF Mathew Haskell, deceased, the Administfatrin
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the orphans'
Court OF Washlnfton county Aforesaid, appointed
Tuesday, the 18th Instant, for the hnal settlement
and dstibution Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased, and Of the assets in hand. a. far 20 the
same have been collected and turned into mo-
ney, when and where all creditors and heirs OF
sale deceased are notified to attend, lat the Or
pians' Court Of Washington County AforesAid,)
with th'ir claims properly youehed, or they may
otherwise BY Law be excluded from all benent IN
said deeaased,a estate provided copy Of this or
der be published once week for three weeks In the
Haiiondi Republican, previous to the said day Of
settlement. -
Test z @. RpBBINs
JAnt-iAwaw Register Of Wills.
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NEW BOOKS.


NEW BOOKS.
n1ARIEsl DIARIES DIARIES
FoR 1884 FoR 1884 FOR IsSIl
70 vARfETIEsl IS vARIETIEsi 10 VARIETIES
ALL STYLES ALL Styles ALL Styles
WhSls ..I,, and wholesale and wholesale and
PHILIP soLoMoNsi PHILIP Il soLoMoRs
PHILIP h soLoMoNsl
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
3aa Pennsylvania ave, bet Ninth and Tenth sts
~ sent to the ARMY FREE OF POSTAGE
NEW BOOKS.
DaEAMrHoRPE; hook Of Essay. written ia
b: SsS' e. 'T .d 4s,.S M
Mary Evans, or, the Rsstory Of Morsland. A
BLANCHARD moHUN,
de.e Corner Penn'a ave. and Eleventh street
DREsENTs FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Messrs PHILIP d sOLOMONs, having re.
oelysd . large accession Of ornamental goods 10
their Holiday stock, invite the attention OF those
seeking presents for the New Year. The Show
week. PHILIP 4 sOLOMONs
Metropolitan Rook Store,
de1stt ss2 Penna ave.. bet. 9Th and 10th cts
NEW BooKsiil NEW BOOKS
KRIS Charles the Bold, vols. 90.
LIE and letter. OF John Winthrop, ~.
Little Anna, IS cents.
Also, POCKET CHECK BOOKS on
First National Bank,
Jay Cooke b %.
AigHa 4 Co.,
LsWi; JOhH:en Z Cor and ,,.o.
Just published and for sale by
HvDsoN TAYLOR,
bookseller and StAtioner,
deeas-h ssA Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW BOOKS. THE OLD HELMET,
~ b the author of the Wide, Wide wOrldi .
our oid Home, q series of English sketches, by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Was He sueos.sfuli novel, cy R. B. Kimball,
Louie's Last Term at 81. Mary's, by the author
Of hntledgej vol. tl.o6,
Alice Of Monmouth, an Idyl OF the Great War
with other Poems, BY Il. c, stedman; vol. q.
BLANCHARD b MOHUN,
dsls Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
KIRK,s HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold. Q yols. Cloth, price %.
Hound the Blockj an American novel. Price
Held In Bondagei or, Granville de visne, by
"Ouida." vols. e2.60.
Light On Swallowed Paths, BY 7. s. Arthur. vol.
Dickens New christmas Story. Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD 4 MoHUN,
deis Corner Eleventh street and Penn. Rv.
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.HHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OF.
~ FicE DE'OroT wASHrEOroS, D. c., Deem
vii BE- sold a. public auction, at the CorrAls
near the obssrvAtory, IN the city Of Washington,
~, iest, Wis 9Th and 2oth days Of the mouth,
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned a. unAt for public service.
Terms cash, In Government fundS
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
D. H. RuCKER
dt2o-Jaa0 Brig. Gen. and QuArtsmA6tor.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING = A NUMBER OF GEN
10 tlemen can obtain beard al No. tsT Maryland
avenus bstwssn Four-and-a-haf and sixth streets,
Island. .a. ootT-n
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UTANTED, EVERY LADY TO
w know that wn. Prinse, At his stamping
70 do any kind Of Machine stitching and fueEinE.
We have, also, 900 different styles Of Initials for
marking HAndkerehleln, PillowoAses, both indali-
broidered. desf.lm
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THE RUSSIAN Wharf.-The MOST

VNHE RUSSIAN Wharf.-The MOST
~ magnificent scenic and Mschanieal ExhIbi.
Fellows Hall, b.. n -r-- -
EVERY EiGhT THIS WEEK sxosp. Monday.
The Representations OF Battle Soonda NAVAL IA.
gAGsments, Aombatdments, storms on Land and
Bea-With telTino lightning, thundsF and hoWlIng
wlnds-shipWfecks, snow stormp, fearful Explo.
ni0ns, Conhagratlons, &o., 6e are so true to q a
ture that II u almoat impossible TO belisyo that
they are not real occurrences, tf.'T
Doom open At II exhibition commences at X tot
Admiration % eshtBi Reserved Seats 90 cents.
Grand AiteFnooh Enhibition on saturday II
So'eloek. ..l ~ WV jaa.iV
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SHULTS', ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ED TO produce q full set OF WHISPERS or
MOUsrAchOS, In SIX /, WEEKS upon the
smootheat face; Entire HAtiEfaction given or the
four packages for 81. Address,
de2l-lm CT. SHUTS, Troy, MY.
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HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS;
GREAT ATTRACTION
IMPERIAL COURTS
FRANCE, ENGLAND, Russia, PRUssIA, sAR-
DINA AND AUSTRIA.
Richly illustrated with
~ PORTRAITS
COB OF IMPERIAL soVEREIGNs
AND THEIR
CABINET MINISTER'S,
e 81 WITH y.
70 BIOGRAPHICAL sKETCHEs,
AND
AN INTRODUCTION BY WILLIAM CULLEN
|Hsa go BRYANT. q.
I. This 10 superb volume Of Imperial Octave
size, OF over eco pages The title page II luminA-
ted with purple, red and gold. twill DO the Gem
Of the ssHAoR for the Holidays, a. wall a. stand
This Book is richly bound in Turkey Morocco,
[ul silt, and Turkey Antique, AndPut up las neat
T.-I PRICE SI9.Bo.
II will Be sent BY mall or express TO Any part OF
the country, expenses paid, on receipt Of the
amount By the puelishsE;
W. Il. nIDwGLL
.I".. ORDERS SOLICITED. ~
For sale In Washington city BY
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A CA WE, THE UNDER
IN signed, beg leave to announce TO the Glti-
lens OF Washington that we have purchased OF W.
OF Ninth and streets, and that we will always
have on hand choice assortment OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERlESi
which we will sell on reasonable terms.
gESToR Il WILEY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in returning
thanks 10 his for their liberal patronage,
and recommends his sue' easoft A. worthy
their notice, and will supply them Win HE
FINE TEAS,
for which he has enjoyed such an enViable repu-
JaSs-sts W, CoRwIN BuRoI,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GIANT BURY ALL.
" CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY 'UL
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Lsutfinne hvsnae, near ne oorner Of SiGfh arcef.
In rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels J
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
WIN. 4. Sim Manager and Propulsion
THE GREAT TEMPLE OF NOVELTY. z
ASTOUNDING AuoME;HcJJArIoN OF ATTRAc-
i" FIVE NEW STARS, ua.
In addition 10, AVID without ourtailmsat Of, the
already MAMMOTH COMPANY.
Return Of the beautiful aud engaging Fsvorifs
OF the washlnKton public, @
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIlEE
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
Altar a NEST brilliant engagement OF four weeks
At q leading theatre Of Philadelphia, where her
beauty and rare accomplishments, both AZ vocal
Ist and danseuse, created an intense furore.
Tir,t appearances Of Che Great vocal Phenome-
non, who has lately been the recipient OF 90 much
miss D0HA DAWRON,
MISS DORA DAWRoN, ~
Ths celebrated Doubls-yoic:d singer, Who may be
wonders Of the sge-posssssinE the singular power
OF eh Einr her voice instantly from that Of fe-
male 20 male, and, In her songs dinooursing both
. rich and melodious soprano and sweet tenor.
First appearance Of
TIM HAYES, #"...#
TIM HAYES,
The celebrated Champion Clog Daaoer. who,
though he has travelled throughout both England
aud America, has borne away the palm ofsuperlor-
Ity before all who have undsrtahen to compete
with him.
Return Of the celebrated Ethiopian Duo,
MESSRs. EGAN AND EDWARDS,
MEssRS. EGAN AND EDWARDS,
Whose truly artistic dellnestion. Of Negro humor
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hides liL--wILL BE SOLD AT
Ill Auction, every WEDNESDAY AND SAT.
yKDAy, At II o'elcek, A; ~, 4 the WHAT foot
may Be on hand, Of Cattle slaughtsred Outside ne
llmfts Of the District OF Colunhis. and Skinned 10
this point for such dispositiOn. !
the time OF sale. O BEfL
deie-im Lieut.. Col and C. aV.s.
, 1864-07-14

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Trtbune.l
MusKK1oS. July 8, 1861.
1reached here few dsys since BY the ataunch pro
peller G j. Truesdels Capt. j. Wilson. She Is very
ans new stesMer, owned and naned after one OF
Mn1ktgon most prominent lumber manufacturers,
and Ii IN eys1y re1pect nss claus boh regards
worthlness and outnt
GRAND uAY1y.
On cur way thIthet, VIC stopped ut Grand Haven
an extensive lumber-shtppIpR post. Ferry Son are
which will turn out Tor Chlcago Mis- yeaz y .ooj
feet at lumber. #. Wallace has also large mill.
Shh WI, H. sp 1ssgs thi2 yes1
number Of others mp the river
xUsKksoN.
e s'as o
Sxa Gas ~ ss
@eoS a,s s.t e. !as
q as Sooa sas1g
.sna ie Gsleseo iii yssr isoeS6ee iset q lamssr.
"a Is 5 iii i. sssr4!ss hos:s ~: :tsssssi s;s
non esai11 sass xsx:
Mason % CO.. % j. T. 1dtsna Me@an, Whias NSIs,s row r "
ss 1 Il Gs sss i fsssf tss a ss1s
thu pont. ef eat valas to the manufacturers.
Ttla Association OWE three tug boats, which arc en-
poyed In towing veasela In and out Of the
hArbor.
EEWAY0o.
This ia q village about. 80 miles up the Musxeron
ritter. With about 400 Inhabitants. The EeWaygo
Company has very large gsnK.saw mill. aad turns
out annually between n1ne ant4sen million feet Of
iumrer There Ia also timber mill. capable Of NAH
nfactnr,nE about Two million feet adnnally. This
Conlphny also have large general stare. boarding
timber land IN the vicinity Theirs also large ho.
til In The ytage-one OF the best Il Northern Nch1-
gan.
The lumber manufactured at EewaTgo ID rated
Gown to 1he mouth Of Auakegou rEeE. where Il Is
Piled In tie Cunpany's dock for shipment 10 Chi
cako.
FIsuLHa.
Nuskeeon Bay ts full OF the finest hah, and i capt
tai pihce for spe udtug hpll.ays. Sicily.
, 1864-07-14

and Chicago avenue, ought now to be removed
ard pivot bridges substituted for them.
The old brtdPe ACROSS the South Branch at Bridge
port Is rotten gnd unsafe It should be rebuilt this
ycar. and the Bonrd will be obliged to ask for an
appropriation for its cost
rCBDIC BUILDINGS AND PARKs.
The ntw brick engine house On West Lake st.s
for the Island Queen. Is not yet completed. The
West Market has been sold for $e,5oo, and re-
moved. -
But little was done during the year, On the parks
and cemetery. For the parks Of the South and
North DIVISIONS no appropriations were made, aud
the Boa1d bas been without the means even OF re-
paiug their fences or Of keeping the cattle out Of
them. For the cemeterBthe email appropriation
OF &5Q0 hardly paid the hire Of the gate keeper.
LAMP rosTs.
The extent Of streets lighted by the city Was
largely increased during the year, particularly in
the Wet Div1elon. where lare amount Of new
pipe had been laid By the Peoples Gas Light and
Cole company. The report ,gires list OF streets
ordered to be supplied with lamp posts, and q
statement Of the progress made In carrYing ont
the various orders. In rome cases lamps have
been ordered where there Ia no gas pipe In the
street, and as the gas companies do not appear to
be required to lay tho pipe where ordered BY the
city, IN such cases 1t will not be possible to erect
the lampH.
, 1864-07-14
Towns in Maryland Occupied by the
HcbeFa.


Frederick City, Capital OF Frederick coun.
II, is situated two miles west Of the Mono.
cacy River, is sixty miles from Baltimore,
and forty-four miles northwest from Wash
ington, A branch railroad connects 1t with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. In impor-
tance it is considered the second city In the
State. The houses are mostly built Of brick
and stone, and the streets are wide, crossing
each other at right angles. Population in
1860, eight Thousand one hundred and forty
three.
WestminIster-thist thriving town is locat-
cd mar the source OF the Patapsco River, in
Carroll county, and is fifty eight miles north
northwest from Annapolis A branch rail-
road connects IT with the Baltimore and Sus-
quehanna Railway. Population about twelve
hundred.
CockeysviIle-this is small post town In
Baltimore county, on the Baltimore and Sus.
quehanna Railroad, north from Annapolis
about forty miles.
Hsgerstown is the capital Of Washington
county, and is situated near the west bank of
Au:ietam Greek, ard nine miles from the Po-
tomuc, and eighty-six miles from Baltimore
1t is the southern terminus Of the Franklin
Railroad, and enjoys considerable trade, the
country around being dense1y populated and
very productive Population tour thousand
two hundred
Point Of Rocks Is small village in Freder-
Ick county, on the Potomac aud the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad. Distance from An
napolis sixty-tlve miles.
New Market is also small post-tewn in
Frederick county, near the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, and ten miles east by south Of
Frederick,