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House rent tour times as high now as then.
Eir. Harmon said that me hanics. in his opin-
Ion, knew almost as much as other people, and
had equal rights with others; but there has been
numerous petitions presented 10 Congress this
session from clerks and others, who receive
LAO and upwards, for increase OF pay. They
must have an increase of two or three hundred
dollars but the mechanics, Who receive six or
seven hundred per year, and the laborers, who
Teceiye four or i've hundred, were never men
tOned. Some OF the laborers at the Navy Yard
have been for months wearing patched clothes
simply because the Grimes bill was in force.
lie thought that Mr. Grimes, when he drew the
Dill had no intention Of its acting against the
working man. In fact, MI Grimes had said
EAat he intended the reverse. The speaker
ASKED what Is a man to do with four or five
CHILDREN, and stated that he had fifteen one of
whom was in the service of has country and
wished to God that he had more to give for the
cause. [Applause.l The mechanics wanted
school their children. This was all he wanted,
IseYeral yoices-e Amen, ~ and by the help of
a Lord we will hayeit. lApplause and more
Some one here stated that Mr. James had
i've HAMS employed, TO whom he was paying
three dollars per Say and motion was made
7er he procurement of certificate to that
eject trOu him.
MI James H. Reed suggested that when the
meeting adjourn il be to such time as 10 give
the Navy Yard committee time use their
CyItifcates He thought that if the Navy
1aTders obtained the increase il would be
help TO those employed on the Treasury and at
mir. VIM. Stanford asked what was the OBJ
JeSt 81 the meeting He believed that they had
gone as lar rs they could, and the only other
thng .Dat cooIa De done on the Treasury was
10 ask DIR. Rogers to classify the hands
MIR. harrington favored Mr.. Reeds idea and
suggested that the meeting adjourn till both
the Navy Yard and Arsenal men have had
lime 10 act.
Tr. Kerr did not see the use OF DELAYING
action, and asked what was to be gained. DE-.
lay was whist the bosses wanted. He referred
10 be Nsa.,, a SHr Ktax-
tie second time ne pushed so hard that ne
was put out, but was taken back the next day,
IL they wished TO do q thing do it.
Mr.. Stan ford That's my style"
Dir. los sett remarked that all nen were alike,
era found one common leNel-ths market
Mouse IL vas next 70 iCposSisie 20 CLASSIFY
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ana diseases OF the
EAR, THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL,
from 81 St. Mark Place. New York,
Author OF "a Popular Treatise on Deafness
"Letters on Catarrh," will make
his second visit to
WASHINGTON,
MONDAY, APRIL 18th.
and can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening. April 18th.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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BOARDING.

1--WE OR SIX GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
II commodatcd with table board, at IS per week
on 7th street, between and streets, Island, No.
63i Also one furnished room TO let. ap T-3tr
BOARDING Pleasant rooms and frst-class
ID board, Mt So & street, between 20th and 2lst.
Terms $50 per month ap 4lwH
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By W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.

IMPORTERS sALE.-Ws win sell st public aas-
ton early next month BIZ order. of Oremsiien &
Go on their premises, No. 393. Penn syivania ave.
nue. mp stairs, very csoice stock Of Wines. Bran
dies &c consi, sting OF about 90 dozen 4 he said
stock mas been Oh hand in this city about years,
and not before offered to the public Private fAmi.
lies tie TIL de- and sctlsrs avail thenselyegfoe
the advancing with such articles rarely met
With row sold oaiy 4 reason Of . change OF busi.
pess and one of Z partners going TO Europe Oat-
siosues will DO resdy two days before sale day
which will be hereafter announced
misc " tchron.1 WI. WALL & Co, Auss.
STBE ABOVE SALE WILL POSITIVELY
tase place on WEDNESDAY, the 2oth Instant, ct
10 clock. sps
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MARRIED.,

In Baltimore. March 9th. by Rey. George Tenn
10 Miss MARY A. A. KIRK. of this city.
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rHE FRIEND OF WOMAN.

aTbere shall no evil befsll thee
Neither shall any plague come nj thy dwelling !"
MADAME BOyIN'S FEMALE ALTERATIyE
PILLS,
A certain remedy in correcting Al irregularities
otherw;se These pills should never be taken In
pregnancy. as the, would be sure to cause niscar.
Prepared At IA Rec vangiard, Paris, France.
Can only be obtained at 1Tg souta u street, be-
tween pth and 10th sta, Island ap tee;s
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by WIN. L. WALL & 90, Auctioneers.

II u :"
q. 8. HARSHAL'S SALE OF A SCH00N ER AND
SL0OP. THEIR TACKLE, APPAREL. AnD
FURNITURE, AND CARGO, AND Is SMALL
BOATS
In virtue of DEGREES issued from the Clerkt on
fee Of the Supreme Court ofthe pis'rict 81 Csiumr
will sell st public sale for cash. at the Bazaar OF
VIM. L. wall Co.. Auctioneers, South side Of
WEDNEsDAY, tie 18th day Of April inst, 1854,
ccmmencipg at 10 q. ~, toe loioMing GOODS an
chatsels. taken on boafd OF the above names
ls1 SocSs Corn 6Sacks Salt
sKes salt. . Sacks Wheat,
ISsek Data, Stokes Tobacco.
rs pair Oyster Tongs, ~ Flows,
ICultivat0r, 90 Rlov PetnN,
1s Pillow ehears. II Moul1in& 1oeFS. -.
potomae liver viii sell II O'Clock p m, ea the
au day the schooner sad slooP th sts tackle. -
WARD ri. fLAMON, u g. Msrsha. D u.
ap6 d&ds Ger Wa I. WALL L 90. Auees.
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(atarrh Cured,

From Rep. r. p Russell, Lynn, Mass.
i have been much troubled with Catarrh of
the worst type for some twenty years. 1t
gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the sense of smell and
brs aking down my general health to such a
degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate
and suspend public speaking.
l made diiigent use of the useful remedies,
such as snuffs of different kin DIS, nitrate OF
silver, tar water, olive tar and inhalations,
but without any salutary effects. Last sum-
mer heard of DIR. LIglrhills successful mode
OF treating catarrh, visited him, and put my
self under his treatment. 1 began immediate
ly to improve, and this improvement has gone
on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu-
ally melted away, my cough has disappeared,
my voice has become natural, and am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let
me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficult
ties to apply to DIR. Lighthill.
p r. RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, Feb. I, 1862. NH 3l-eo3W
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-William
Mckeegan, disor derby; dismissed. FannyJones,
drunk; SL75 Geo. McClenan, deserter; mill
ta1y. Matt. Eggleston, do; do. l.. b. Hall,
disOrderly; $3.50. VIM. Ferguson, assault and
battery on an officer; for hearing. Richard
Mora, drunk; military.
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By O. Mcguire & CO.. Auctionssrs,
RYJ. c. MEG CIRE & CO.. Auetioueers.

STOCKS At PUBLIC SALE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April Iith at 8
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sen, ia
lots to suit
l,59o shares Firemen's Insurance. COMPANY OF
Washington and Georgetown stock.
ALSO.
So 700 Bank of the Metropolis Stock.
6,g0 " Ssh ington and Geor getown Railroad Com.
rany Bonds.
500 Corporation of Washington quarterly SIX per
cent. Stock.
Terms cash.
apI-d j. G.. MO0 CIRR Il Co. Annks
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

~ NOTICE-LTCENSES.-A Licenses due
J. the orpOration of Georgetown on the FIRST
Of April next must he paic-wtliin ten days from
that date otherwise they Will be strictly enforced
by the Metro poiitan Police.
urh z5-eotluap WM LAIRD, Clerk
ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
The subscribers will receive sealed proposals for
tie erection OF 8 Market House in this town until
noon OF the l6t h day OF April next.
The building is to be erected on the site of the
present Market House. and will be about forty
feet in width and nearly twO hundred and sixty
feet in 9Th, part of which * 10 be two stories
and the remainder one story Ugh. and the cree
ton to be OF the best materials and workmanship
The plans. drawings ana specifications. in fun
can be seen on application to VIM Laird, Esq,
Clerk of the Corporation. and will afford all the
information that can be desired by those who may
feel disposed to contract for the work.
The party parties whose proposals may he
ACCEPT ed can have immediate possession of the
site and it will be expected that the york will be
commenced without delay and prosecuted to as
early completion practicable:
HENRY ADDISON
RILEY A. SHISN,
PETER BERRY.
JACOB G. HEISTOS.
CLEMENT A. PECK.
Building Committee.
Georgetown, D. C., March cath, 1851.
NH 2i-eotd
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&c. MoGUIRE& CO.. Auses.
GREEN K WILLIAMS Auctioneers
ID No. 500, corner Seventh aud streets

u No. 90, corner Seventh aud streets,
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE AND HOUSE
HOLD FUNITURE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, the 9th inst. at IN o clock O. IN
VIC shall sell, in front of our Auction Roous, q
gentleman declining Housekeeping. viz:
One new ~ Octave Rosewood Piano Forte. round
corner carved legs, serpentiue bottom, J.
Cost Sz5n in New York,
One Figured Brocatslle PaTlor suite. consisting OF
Tets a tetes, Sofas, .stors. and Side Chairs,
Walnut, Hair Cloth nfas OSstoEs and other Chairx
Walnut, Marble top Dressing Blu! eaus,
Washsts ms and Tables,
Walnut. Jenny Lind, and other BesdsteGis,
Feather Beds Pillows, and Iolstsrs,
Hair top, Husk, and other Mattresses.
Blankets. Com forts, Sheets, and theE Rsdt ing,
Brussels. Three ply, ana / Ingram Carpets,
One Large Gilt Frame Mirror,
Cook Radiator and other Stoves.
ALSO,
VIII he added to thesals,
20 pieces bite and Chsckerei Mating.
Terms cash.
app GREEN d WILL Ms. tGcts.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE. April |. 1854
Il ROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il O'Clock ON Friday the Sth instant. for grading
and travelling Ninth-Street west, from to II
street south the gravel to be nine inches thick IN
the center tapering Of to four inches toward the
and te be relieved of all stone of imrroper size at
the discretion Of the commissioners. Thu. dirt to
No part of the appropriation will be paid until
both Assistant Commissioners.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading ant Der square yard for greyelling.
JAMES III. BIRCH,
Commissioner Of the Seventh Ward.
THOMAS W RILEY
VIM. T. DONITHAN
Assistant Commissioners
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TINHOS H. DONOHUE CO,
PL CMBERS AND GAS FILTERS,
No. 80 BRIDGE STREET, GEoRGRTowS.
All orders for Gas Fitting. Alterations and ES
tensions will receive prompt aud faithful atten
ton Plumbing in all its branches executed in
the best manner.
Water introduced and Hydrants put up at short
notice. NH % Inn
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From the Rev. Fred. 5. Jewell, Professor
of State Normal School, Albany, Ny.

-
Of State Normal School, Albany, N. Y.
This may certify that have BEEN since 1914,
subject to violent periodical attacks Of catarrh,
marked by highly inflamed condition of the
lining membranes OF the cavities of the head,
producing most distressing species Of head
ache tor days at time, wholly incapacitating
me from business, and during the paroxysms
combining me to the bed. In some instances the
Inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa.
sioning toothache; to the threat, producing
hoaTseness and partial loss of. voice and and
twice it has SO affected the left eye as to con-
fine me for month or more to q darkened room.
These attacks have been accompanied by strong
febrile symptoms; by stoppage OF the head,
and, in the first stages, by watery discharges
from the nose, subsequently becoming acrld
and yellow, and towards the close of the attack
becoming bloody and purulent. / have tried
medicines of almost every klEd; external ap-
phcations to the head. such as camphor, gin.
vinegar; snuffs Of some half dozen kinds, and
other catarrhal preparations, together with in
ternal remedies, such as alternatives, cathartics
and emetics. These have produced no change
in the occurrence or character Of the disease,
and, in most cases, with little or no temporary
relief. had come, at length, to believe the
disease to be practically beyond either cure or
Under these circumstances was led some
five months ago, to make a trial of DR.. Light
hills treatment. His method at once approved
itself To- ny Judgment ne as simple philosophi
ing the disadvantages under which he labored,
in dealing with a disease of such long stand.
ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys-
pepsia, and constantly induced by the acct
dents Of my professional labor, I found the
treatment reaching the disease as it had never
been reached before, and producing such a
modification and alienation of it's character,
as had supposed impossible. chronicle the
results thus. Although have been situated
several times, so that should formerly have
believed severe attack of my catarrh inevita-
BILE, have escaped thus far; the symptoms of
threatened attack have been very light, and
have Welded to the remedies employed by DIR.
Lighthill. without need Of recourse to the old
hot lamentations, or emetics; and the dischar-
ges from the head have resumed the original
and natural condition. l count upon COM
plete cure. That have been able, however,
to obtain so material a relief is to me a cause
OF gratitude. In that alone, am repaid for
whatever the treatment may have cost me.
make this statement unsolicited, as means
of acknowledging my obligations to DR.. Light
hills method Of treating catarrh, and with q
view to aid any who may have suffered from
that disease, IN forming just opinion OF it's
merits, and its probable utility in their own
case. FREDK. s. JEWELL.
Prof. State Normal School.
Albany, N Y, March Ia, 1864
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ByJ. g. MCGUIRE &c Co. kuctio.esrs
EEANCkRY SALE OF RTY-sIX VALUABLE
~ IoTs IN scUARs 1872, oS The HIGH GRCUSD BX-
TWEEN N STREET AND NEW HaMPS EIgE AyEsIH AND
SIXTREETH AND SEVENTEENTH STREBTS.-By au-
thor tt of decree OF the Supreme Court of this
District, passed in cause wherein Riggs Co. are
complsinsnts ard shs widow and heirs ofthe late
Thomas smith ars defendants, shall sell to the
highest bidder. on the premises on TIE q. d.y OF
tinue from day to day TIL ell is sold tas whole OF
Square Nc 1872 In this city, except tie southwest
corner being 100 feet square, owned by q. W. Riggs,
ESQ The portion of tRe squs int ended to be SOLD
has been divided into Sc lots or ab twenty feet
front ssch, with suitable alleys &C. AID is part
OF the hig grourd between bxteenth aud Ssvsn-
teenth ST. ets and NJ street ana New Hampshire
avenue. A plat of the whole can bs seen at J c.
mcGuire's suction rooms.
The terms as prescribed BY the decree srs, ora
fourth of the purchase money n cash and this resi-
due at SIX. twelve. and eighteea moaths, to be So
cured by the purchaser bonds with surety and Q
lien On the premises. bearing interest from the
st.mp5 tn be at the purchaser's ex penss.
If the terms OF sale are not coT Piled with within
Ave days from the day Of sale the lot los viii
be sold at said auction rooms. at the pureh aser
cost and risk. 1t public auction, after one weeks
notice in the National IntelEsenner.
". REDsN Trustee.
app 3swtd J. C. MCGUIRE & Co.. Ansss
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On Tt ESDAY MORnINR, April 18th. 1853, ct -
O'Clock. will sell, at No. $50 Wash ingtou street
above West street, Geor getown. general assort--
Ment of Household and Kitchen Furniture, coa-
sisting OF
Hair cloth paror Furniture.
Becsteads, Mattresses and Bedding
Bureaus Gar pets, Chairs: Tables, &c, &e,
Secretary and Bookcase; Lounge, Mirrors, &C. F..
XIII en- Parlor and other Stoves.
And a general assortment OF Furniture too
numerous to mention, rH r'
Terms cash. rro,x., co,r,,,n -.
cd ihODlho UoU DlNur Auct
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Z RARE CHANCE FOR BUSIEESS-The sd
"a varf;ser is now fitting up q first-clsss Saleon
With Iu nch soda and ci gar counters attached and
small capital REQUIRED. For particulars apply at
AS Seventh street. ap4-3tt
I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE THE OFFIOE
~ of the Washington and MARI 0n. - =
boro' Stage will be kept at the1
Stables OF HOW ARD ROUSE, on
g. between 9Th and 9TH streets : =
Nashias.en, L. G., kpri.t, 1884. sIns
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FINED.-Yesterday, Mrs. Hannah Garter,
keeper Of a grocery store, corner of Third and
II streets, was arrested by the military author
tiles for selling liquor to soldiers She was
taken before Justice Ferguson, who fined her
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CHIFFON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.

I 'LifioH eoA AoH ALVIN foh SALE.
The above named Factory with $50 acres of land
mostly wood, is offered for sale. :
This property is situated at the head waters of
St. Mary's river. The factory building is four
stories high, with ample water power and ma
chineTy for manufacturing cotton yarn There
is grist mill, tavern, blacksmith wheelwri ght
shop, storehogse, granery. tailor and shoemaker S
shop with eli ght dwelling houses attached to the
property. To an enterprising man or company
this property offers very great inducements. stu
and thrifty community surrounding It, an sbund-
ance Of wood and timber healthy location, it can
particulars apply 10 r. VI. GouGH, Leonardtown.
ST Mary's county, Md, or MORGAN & RHINE.
HART. foot Of q street. Until NH % colin
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A WIFE BEAT ER.-Edward FITZGERALD was
arrested for assaulting and beating his wife on
Tuesday last, and was taken before Justice
Giberson, who held him to bail in $3.50 to keep
the peace Last night he was arrested again
for repetition OF the Offense. Justice Giber-
son sent him to Jail in default of bail
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COME IN this morning, beautiful assortment
of gold. plated jewelry, for one dollar, at the
Dollar Jewelry Store, 43e Pennsylvania avenue,
near X street
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TOR SALE OR RENT-That first. class DWELL.
Il ING HOUSE and lot of ground at the south
andria. Title perfect and Immediate possession
given. Inquire Of JAMES A. STQULENBERG
AleXandr ia or of the subscriber, Franklin Row
"ashin ston, corner 18th and SITS.
Sp slim" j. III. IATHROP
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A VALUABLE LEASE FOR SALE-OFFICE
N FIXTURES. FURNITU IRE, &c-Thc lease of
Ghce No. 4e0 l4th street, containing four rooms.
gas &c, most desirable location for any bust
mess. Is for sale Apply Immediately TO SWEENY
co. Real Estate Brokers, corner 9TH and ID SITS
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ID BARRELS AND gOOpERING.
Old Barrels of every description bought and sold
Cooperine emu strs pping attended to at the short
est notice JOHN e REYNOLDS, Cooper,
Ynh E-coims oorneS I ana Wa ses'
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EOR ,sALE-In, Montgomery county, Nd A
wel-improyed FARM, of 90 acres of land; %
acres in wood, balance in cultivation: Good dwell
Eight miles from Geor getown, and in good
nei ghborhood,, Twenty fine farms and several
tracts Oh woodland for sale. Houses in Baltimore
Tor sale ami rent. T. MACE,
Real Estate Broker, 81 7th street.
ap i-lwr over Maury & Co : Rank
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AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN. AT AUCriON-
On THuRSDAY. April III. 1861. at O'Clock ..
gress street, between Bridge and GAY streets.
GeorGetown. The Lot fronts q feet on Conc ress
Frame House, containing ton rooms
Title indisputable. Terms at sale.
ap 4-ddds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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TOR RENT-Two large STORE ROOMS and
4 fixtures, fronting Massachusetts avenue and
street. Can be thrown into one room, making
room 100 feet deep. Apply at i2c Massachusetts,
avenue. ap 2-SlT
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THE ENLISTMENT FUND ExEcrrIvp f,ou-
MITTEE and the managers of the late Enlist
ment Fund Ball are requested to meat al the
Mayors Office at seven O'clock this eyeniay
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RRIEAsED-Mrs. Jane Scott, who was ar
rested week or two ago by the Metropolitan
police Tor bein dressed in male attire, and COM
mitted to the Old Capitol by Col. Ingraham as
q suspicious character, has been released upon
taking the oath of allegiance, and sent to Phil
adelphia, with orders not to return south Of
that place.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-Fiye building lots,
on South Fairfax street, and one on Gibbon
street, with fronts varying from Ia to IS feet,
advertised by r. Johnston, were sold this
morning atauction, at prices ranging from 500
to Si3J each.
Mr.. Isaac Buckin CHAM, an old and respe cted
citizen ard a former May or OF this city, died
yes terday afternoon.
1t is said that the convention, ia session in
this place, is to adjourn to. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gazette ApTil g.
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INOR RENTING BRICK HOUSES-one on Vir-
Il gnia avenue, near ~ street Island. with six
rooms; one on 9TH street between and streets.
Island, with seven rooms. Apply TO II. 5. JOHN
ST0N No 81 Penns ylvania avenue between A.
and 9Th streets, opposite National Hotel
up j-cO2t%
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FouETH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick
O'Neale, violating hack law; S2.i4. John J
Adams desertion: dism Used. John Early,
assault and battery; for hearing. Danl. Ra ldy,
violating hack law; S5.5S. James Sweeney
yagrancy, workhouse. +. Il. johnson, insult
ing ladies on the street; S25s. Thos. Conway
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Barney
Feeney, DO; SO So and bail for peace. EdW
Fitzgerald, assault and battery; jail. Dennis
HoTIigan. drunk and disorderly; So SIS.
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aUARANTER

Capt. A '. BARRINdER, Chief QuartermAster Depart.
ment Of West Virginia Cumberland p Nd, 90,