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FROM MORRIS ISLAND.
BIG SCARE FROM REBFL INSTRUCTIONS
FLOATING OUT TO SEA

NEW YOEK, Jan. ga letter from Morris
Island on the 2lst says:
There was a "big scare'' in the feet a few
night since, caused By some Rebel distractions
floating out to sea.
If our Iron Ciads Were nearer Charleston,
neither terpedocs nor sea horses would run
against them with impunity.
The Instructions in the channel between
Forts Sumter and Moultrie were entirely gone
ard ii e opinion of naval officers is that there
are TO impediments to our fleets progress, ex.
cept those extending from James Island to
the Middle Ground.
Their nature 1t is impossible to Judge, al
though probably not half as formidable as
imagined. A Rebel Iron Clad, probably the
ChicoTs, was seen yesterday west Of Fort
Simhins. No less than three iron clads are
seen daily
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LAIES FROM EUROPE.

Haitian, Jan. 25.-The stearns ship Canada
from Liverpool on the 9th and q aeeastown on
the lGth iDs tants, arrived here thus evening.
The Princess OF Wales gave birth to DO at
Fragsnore on the Sth.
A judgment was given in tine Alexandria
case on the 18th OF January.
The Senate refused the authorization to draw
irg by lottery Of the steamer Great Eastern,
ard demanded from the Frankfort consul az
Liverpool an account Of his connection with
Parliament has been prorogued until the 4th
Of February, when they meet for business.
The investigation in regard to the standing Of
concluded. The court though it blamed Capt
Prov sc somewhat for running in at night, yet
TOOK pleasure in returning him his certificate
Ire federal Die. has made report decidedly
adverse to the treaty Of London.
EouI suspected conspiratcrs have been ar
festea IN faris. ihey came from Italy. Three
4.e itaIansi tne fourth gave an assumed name.
made q complete avowal OF the criminal ohiact
OF the conspiracy. AT their residences were
found quantity OF gunpo wder, four poignards,
four revolvers, four ingenious air guns and
eight band grenades Of the Orsini pattern
Liter dated Lugano, was found on one OF thu.
ccnspirstors, compromising all concerned.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Tines says insinuations are thrown out thai
the attitude Of the opposition In the Legislature
has something to do with the arrests, and the
controlled were II known that the people were
copspiring. The trial Of the Italians will take
place during the February assizes. Nothing
has been discovered to compromise any other
persous.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times men.
lions the case OF a large American order for
railway IRON being given to q French house
the Wrench article being found as good, an 4
certainly cheaper than the English.
In regard 70 the Holstein Question, matters
continue TO wear Threatening appearanee
The King Of Denmark visited the fort cation
OF Fredefickstadt on the 5tb; passed throneh
Fleusburg on the 7th, for Souderburg. The
1T Copenhagen.
Il 70 asserted that England had addressed a
fourth note TO the federal diet, urging the con.
ference. 1t 10 denied that Prussia has with
drawn from the proposition for joint ocsu.
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Major Generals Hooker, Meade and Howard.
and the oficers and soldiers under their com.
mand, connected with the army OF the Poto-
mac: and also the Joint resolution OF thanks to
Msjor General Banks and the officers and men
under his command for the capture of Port
HUDSON and reopepIng the Mississippi also,
thanks 20 General Burnside and the officers
and men under his command; also, thanks to
Cornelius Vanderbilt for the gift to the gov
erpment of the steamship Vanderbilt.
The House passed the Senate bill authorizing
the Secretary of the Interior to admit TO the
insane asylum persons who may become insane
in this District during the present war and who
may be without the means OF support.
The House resumed the consideration OF the
Deficiency Bill.
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FROM ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO,

The Zee Giving Way-Endorsement of
Abraham Line oln by the II ansas LegisIa.
ture-M oyements of Gen Grant-Activity
OF the Army.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25-The weather has baen
extremely warm for the past few days, materi-
ally sofening the ice in the harbor To. day an
immense field at the upper end OF the city
moved down some three hundred yards, fore
ing the steamer Emile from her moaring, but
doing no serious damage. Sc verai steamers
broke their way through the ice to-day to
safe position opposite this side OF The river
The ice has disappeared six miles bslow the
city, and it Is thought our harbor will be sutIi.
ciently clear Tomorrow to allow the ferry boats
to Iun, with speedy ard general break up and
resumption CT navigation.
RESOLUTIONS, rer ominating Abraham Lincoln
for the Presidency, have passed the Kansas
Legislature unanimously.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25 Major General Grant
passed through here this evening en- route 70
st Louis, to visit son, who is dangerously
sick
CAIRO, Jan. 25.-The steamer Forsyth. with
the 10th Illinois, re- enlisted men, 6O0 stroag.
and the Sd Iowa cavalry, numbering zoo, have
arrived here. Colonel Caldwell, of the Sd Iowa,
brings the following information from Little
ROCK, concerning the reconstruction mo vement
in Arkansas. The State Con vention, which
assembled on the Sth instant, had about COM
rleted its labors. Much of the greater portion
OF the State was represented, and no delibera-
i've BODY ever assembled in the State compris-
ed more solid worth and intelligence than this
convention.
An article prohibiting slavery was adopted
with but one dissenting vote. The constitution
IS TO be submitted to the people on the second
Monday in March, at which time the State off.
Gers and members of the Legislature are to be
elected.
The Legislature is TO meet on the Sd Monday
in April.
The action Of the convention is universally
salts factory 10 the loyal men.
BY the Presidents proclamation it is believ-
ed that the loyal citizens will be able to poll
twenty thousand votes for the Constitu ion
The convention will recommend a suitable
p sIson for Provisional Governor. Judge Muir.
ply is spoken Of in this connection
The eoitor of the Little Rock Democrat has
been arrested By the military authorities, for
publishing disloyal sentiments, and his paper
suppressed. A new paper will soon be started
by msn OF nndoubted loyalty, and who will
use their influence in favor OF the reor. iuizl-
tion movement.
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,..ion Of sch,esvie bv tine Austrian and Prus-

pa.ion Of Schles wig by the Austrian ana Plus
TIE Danish troops still occupied the north,
ern Part of Rendesburg on the 1to. II Is sl,leu
that Prince Augustenours intenoea " oe''aie
Kiel a free port. -;,h ,;o,, ~
assistinc English diplomacy, and for tn, pro-
faction of British interests, II Is not unhKely
that tie channel feet Will soon snow itSett In
Ca,man waters 1t is owing u British conn
saIs that the Danes abandoned an important
nosition ard sacrificed the greater part of the
Country W hich is The subject of dispute; but
there is a great difference between sympathy
and interference. Englaud is bound 20 weigh
well the consequen ces of any act which would
entangle her in the war. To the prudence OF
the Government, therefore, the conduct OF
affairs must be committed, and parliament
VIII doubtless sanction any step Palmsrsten
may make to preserve the honor and dignity
of the nation The Times regards the COM
mencement of the campaign in SchleswiS as
almost certain within a short space OF time
Garibaldi has resigned his seat formally, and
IL was communicate to the Italian Parliament
on the 7th Several members urged its nnn-
acceptance, but it was finally accepted, toseth-
er with the resignation of other members.
The London Advertiser states, on the bee
authority, that the recent proclamation OF Gar
ibaldi is n forgery Garibaldi disavows it.
The affairs OF Poland remained unchan ged
PeaceabIe Solution OF the Holstein Cues.
tion-R eports about the Alabama and
Tuscaloosa.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 25.-The Commercial SAYS
private advices from well-informed quarters
. in Europe assert positively that the Schles wig
Holstein question is about to be settled peace.
fully, in an agreement between the great Pow.
els in which Denmark has already promised tc
acquesce, and which VIII be imposed by Aus
tria ard Prussia upon the lesser German States
! il necessary, by force.
! A Pernanbuc co letter OF December 18th re
+ ports both the Alabama and Tusca loosa at st
/ GATHERINGS on November ID, and that bott
were refused supplies and ordered OF, at thu
/ request oil the American consul AS regards
/ the Alabama this must be mistake.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
RAID INTO VIRGINIA.
GEN. BUTLER SENDS FORCE TO JAMES
RIVER
PRISONERS TAKEN AND GOODS CAPTURED

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 22.-Hon. Ed,Uia NJ
Stanton, Secretary If War :-Brigadier General
Graham, by my direction, went with three
armed transports, and a competent force. tn
the Peninsula, made a landing in the lanes
River, seven mics below Fort Powhatan.
known as tie Brandon Farms, and captured
twenty two OF the enemy, seven of the siyua,
corps, ard brought away ninety-nine negroes,
destroy ed2i,0c0 pounds of pork, large quantities
OF cats and corn, captured sloop and schooner
and two hundred and forty boxes of tobacco,
and hve Jews who were preparing to run the
blockade. and returned without the loss of a
man. BENZ. +. BUTLER,
Major General COMMANDING
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= A0'A' ScaINcERY SALE
vlRy VALUABLE IMPROVED

VARY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
call attention to the sac Of the fol owing VAL
0abie prnrerty. under the direction Of Messrs DA-
Eidt q BALL. Trus ees:
U" 1"sTsdav, January 18Th, al o'eloal, on The prsm
fSes-
s,.a. ,our ttory Brick House and Lot on Seventh
s''' psl"een and II streets
lar "a dmT q ,at.ly after. on the premises
Ninth sfrest b,,nsy Brisk Dwelling house on
I,r wen and streets north.
st1sss FIs%s and III on North
M r.S Vs."e s .s s:e and SEVENTH Streets vest
go" '"s, 81, at O'clock, On the prsns-
Sl,Ss House sNe s and Lot on
T.epsy sse9nd streets west in the ny in and
On Sai,Ydav, Janxavy 3nfh, at 3 o,e,aek
fi0H Rooms- - tA ANe.
nun Der Of Vacant Lots.
NssN 10. 0c8 UlN1 e. Co. Ana.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-In the Kentucky Leg.
islature yesterday. three more ballots were
taken for U. S. Senator. On the last ballot the
vote stood-Guthrie az, Bell ~, Burnam 81.
Necessary to a choice 81.
Sixteen re- enlisted Ohio regiments have ar
rived at Columbus up to yesterday. 5000 new
recruits have been raised in the State sin &c
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False Report-knoxyille Not Threatened.

False Report-knoxville Not Thr eatened.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 25.-The excitement re-
garding Knoxville is totally unfounded. The
demonstrations of Longstreet were apparently
intended only to recover the forage ground
taken by Foster, and the latest information is
hat he is returning. Our troops are in winter
quarters. -..
Gen Foster anticipates no attack, and he is
able to repel any Longstreet can make. He
has reasons to doubt the truth OF the report that
Lee has reinforced Longstreet. No active
operations need be expected in that vicinity for
weeks,
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GRovER's-VEsTvA LI-This theater was
overfiowingly filled last night, on the occasion
of the first appearance of Vestyal, who un-
doubtedly made great hit. President Lincoln,
Mrs. Lincoln, and Senator Sumner, occupied a
private box,
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A CoLLIsIoN.-Last night, two trains on the
New Jersey Railroad collided near Trenton,
thus causing delay OF some six hours in the
arrival Of the passengers by the through train
that should have reached here at $50 this morn
ing. We have not heard that injury to life or
limb res ulted from the accident
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STEAMER CONDEMNED.

NEW YORK. Jan. pa 2s.year-old Clyde
steamer called the Tretin, put into Surinam,
previous to January list, leaky and would be
CouCe mined.
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THE VIRGINIA CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TIoN.-In addition to the names of delegates
elected, already mentioned by US, we hear now
of the following:
Portsmouth City, County and Senatorial Dis
trict.-G. r. Boush, z. G. Thomas and Leroy
G.. Edwards.
Loudoun County-Dr. ]. ]. Henshaw, James
w. Downey and Lieut. r. E. Cover.
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RESUMPTION oE TRAyEI,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-TEe Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad has COM
menced running trains to all points on tn. road.
The suspension was in consequence OF the
{ Egins ers' strike.
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Presidential Reception .

We are authorized to announce that there
will be public reception at the Executive
Mansion on Tuesday evening, January 2s,
from half past eight to eleven o'clock
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

NEW YORK, Jan 26.-The steamer Fulton
from Port Royal on the 23d and Stono Inlet, has
arrived. She brings no news of importance
The health Of the troops is good.
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsaIP Il have srom
' this day associsted with me- Mr. john A.
RHERM as Partner, for the manufacture OF Lime
near the Aquefuc. Bridge. Will be known h ar al.
ter BY the name, style aud firm of Cooley &
RHEEM
January 1864. WIN. II. Cooley
The new firm aolicts the patronage 50 literally
bestowed heretofore and fatter themsaI res that
fhty can furnish Lime DC at rs low pri 30 as any
in the trade or times will admit of.
ia Ct 0ODRY & RHEEN
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan. p, 1864.

fVST UFFIJE DI.F ARTMENT, J an. ,, Is It.
The FOREGOING law is published for the iufor-
Nation OF the pubic, and especially for the
guidance of Postmasters, and is though: to
tie so full and plain that no one can mistake its
meaning. Postmasters will, however bear in
mind that packages of clothing entitled 10 pass
in the mails-tour ounces Tor eight ceats-must
be manufactured from ac0ot, cotton, or linen, and
not exceeding t1vo pounds in weigh t, and must
BE- rddressai to q nom co mmissi onei officer or
private serving IN the armies of the United
STATS Consequently package addressed 10
a cr1aD i'sFored officer, or composed Of other
materIals than as above specified, such as poo,s,
shoeS, sc. if sent by mail, must be prepaid by
staral at letter rates, viz three cents foreyerv
hail ounce or fraction thereof
NJ. BLAIR, Postmaster Genarol
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o r r G. I A l. /.

War Department. Adjufdnt Generals OHce,
Washingion, January %. 1861.
The following FAMED officers having oeHn re-
ported at the headquarters of the army Tor tse
offences herein after specified, are hereby moi
fed that they will stand dismissed from
the ser vice of the United States nniess, Within
fifteen f15) days from this date, they appears be-
fore the Military ,mmisslon i'll Sc. sion IN this
city, of which Brigadier General tickets, U.
= volunteers, is president, and make satisfac-
tory Geienc to the charges against tnem, VIZ:
absence t-ithout proper Gt;tRorttg
Assistant Surgeon A. L. Williams, 1iSn Ohio
volunteers.
1st Lieutenant Levi Sergant, !35tn lilinols
volunteers. ED. TOWNSEND,
ssIstant Aiinta NJ Gener1l
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APPOINTMENT hyth

Appointment by the President.
By and aoith the 0duice and consent of the Senate
John G. Underwood, to be Judge of the DIS
Tict Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia.
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The Clipper sehcene. SEN AToR, Capt. Long. Il
Row eoeivine freight for the above port ana WA
rai Is sscn q the ios yin admit o. treieht tsksS
ct iov rstes b. spp'yine 70 HAHfl ny 6 Bro.
80 b I01 Water street, 0sorsstown, D. q.
% y lNs
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DEAD Columbus Monroe, Esq, an old AID
well known citizen of Washington, died on
Saturday hast, at Cambridge, Md. His remains
reached this city, for interment, this forenoon.
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NJ. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
Washington Money Market-Lates. Quo

tationS.
furnished by Lewis Johnson IL Co., Bank
eTs:
Buying. Selling
y. S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 .H6I 1O7
=. -. ~ Notes. ...............1U1 iU1k
traF'a!E steIs' Checks. ....... 9sk
Ne" ,erlfcates. SIX
= nirrican Silver. 136a14O
American Gold I56al57
NEW YORK RATEs-sECOND BOARD.
coupon 6s, 1881, 1t6x. 1905, iU7 Il; Ce,tif1-
Haute, 62; Z quicksilver, 81; Michigan Southern.
sex; Northwestern. AK.
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INpICTED-The grand jury have indicted
Gsorse Mitchell for keeping a bawdy house.
and this morning Mr.. Mitchell appeaSed in
court and gave bail for his appearance.
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EARmFoRs.LE AGREE o: g2oi ant 81 ,us
oHe NILE from the raj sosi at s shiis'iIis NJ
ms ,1uit On the Place; perfectly s'ssy sai goo
= CHI, ~iil tee be Tor rent or LEI nPn sassss
Si sssp for srs es0psy A''1s
GOA INWARD WILL BIZ PeIp FOR rhs
u return Of four spring seat % ri,ss oTsa
iona with blue Glosa also ontnis o fn
carrisge 30 zs6 The above carriage broke dom
, t 5sso fs sa n "a ,.
e y .ss's on BET sl ~ "a g 5' sxoa
TWO SNAIL M'f fsass 9 ASissPia5S
rssNdoa rsb ~ on
We hall cell t~o two-story Crane DIV sling Houses
d
north % 3 Terms cash G. meaUIan l. CO., Auos,
sEsF1s nsHHISF S.
sEy % FRIDAY ~. *, and sALU . ~ h I'VE.
and s,resss By virus q sSssi q trust to :hs
ia dibe2 No. @ foios 49, one Of
The lard nd records for Washington county D. oI
Alargs, assortment of miscellaneous Books. COM
prising nearly every Department Of literature.
Lot of Bon. Music, School Books, stationery, &c.
"a e Is cash. &c. MCGUIRE & co Aues..
ITO PHYsIoIANs;.euEs yAoGISh yikus,
~, corner Third and L streets, near Navy Yard.
Tn FROM BOSTON; o.
Rogers. has arrived and is now disaharsins t,,sN
e "s'SH'' AIRRAA BTTLEY L BROTHER, go
,.aeo. SO and 1eI Water street
TRRIIs Is s oG!yE N2rI9B, That De su6ssTibsr
irRton county in the District of Columbia letters
fssp on on IF ne estate esorg
c. ased. All persons having claims gainst the said
dfftstsd are hereby wsrHet to exhibit the Same
before the Esd DAY of January n9xt; they may
OF erwls By law be excluded from all benefit of the
Given under my hand this % day Of January,
ia 26, lavs~. EDw w.DsErH.
Tue SCHOONER u. ny BIZ AaHrH A.
S rs se R ABOUT Il 81 HSE1eas 9'f Ca
LANE d JOLLY Jas vt,
sSEADsI n,,ns, BzA Dsl
Just received i1 lsr &c ass }rtF Ssn,ps,
80 seventh st set,
ia Elm between II AID
( lME! LIAs!
q; ~; 1y3e AID
a. It. their lei Lime House foot of Peut. $: esst
Ty'RE SUCCESS sUT0H aAs IcFeNpED
sBEOR sTRINI il as city. pcoIl - 1ira %
Vocal lns! eiion: few more pupil. III - "a
eived. hppli atoms can be made st tie Aisi;-
ia IS at3t"
A CtRL-Thn underri gre fTsrs his services .or
"a atzv Ee"ks in CLEANING, LIEIN1 ami
RES TOR Nc Oh PAINTINGS. From kis long
eIl rrienca ir the business. - confidently o!fsrs
EIs services 70 tt % - "a - 'pi1Ainy,
ard i'll, if needct furnish ,atis'so,o rs:s-5ac,;
sc 10 ir phiH
Orders lett With , Lamb ESQ Pictac, art Claw
FrEme Irst'r- tou1h Il Prna.y ,uiS avenue
lIti street., will be pr ,mptlY 7nd,5 IT,.
H. y RhFL0p
j. 3, 62w- Ia.a o 2hi'sdol ,hfa
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pv1AN, CHArEL FAIR-Dou't forget this
deIiehtfpl and m<TitoriOus Fair tonight. IL
lie held in the basement of their new church
edifice corner OF ID and 10th streets, Island
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DEsIRTERs COMMITTED TO PRIsoN.-Foar-
teen deserters, forwarded here from Louisville,
Ky were committed to Forrest Han PRISON
III is morning by Capt. Todd.
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Escape Of Marshal Kane. of Raltim ore,
and Thirteen other CoEfcderateS.

QUEBEC, Jan. 2J.-Marshal Kane, of Baiti-
more, and thirteen contederatps, mostly escaped
officers from Johnson's Island and Camp
Douglas, left here this morning by the Grand
Trunk rail way for River du Loup, to take the
overland route TO Halifax.
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3 N g r Run $.
SPRAG UES And PACfF Cr.

We shall pm t, Gay go pieces of 70 shovs OIL
eGrsted Prints In nsw and vsry ca = sisns,
ard ath " ~ the &c .Lts' pic 10 Hsv YCrk is "a
nts csEh ~ the case Ill then, a.,s piece
or cutaTY dnantity a % cents Pc yaii.
We sLsii also open 20 DAY 70 pi asss of Ep-seue's
SHIFTING PRINTS in small figures and az ee..
JOS. J, MAY & CO..
3OS Pennsylvania Avenue,
jaf-t between 9th aut 10: h sts
DHAkTASMAGORIALD ISS0LVIsG Views
Il We bsve attached TO our apparatus. ma pry.
carhob ydrORen Light (the most b.iilisat .irsf
now knowDl and in Sroduee other i'm provemeLts,
makiI 1t be most com piets Arran cement in ga.
ration in the county. We have also added a large
assortment OF frmorous ADD other views to our
cal, hational and Miscellaneous subjects. and are
prepared to eiyeeI on re terms in
Patriotic aud other Associations The popularity
former inferior appar a,u, are wen lnoWn I, the
geSople OF WnshiLeton: Apply to T N VOLT.
3S1 Eleventh street west. between and attracts
ia IT. MCCORMICK q W1J,TZ
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TREMoyAL HURLEY has removed
D and e, on Fifth. n 2s-itr
E0S II R2
or sIsrEBs OF CHARITY 10 meet the indsbt
saPess for tn 2 egIaSs; 1T0yaa
sifdssssi tie s s
ransem eI is are such will crafty refined taste
OBJECT to be STAINED win BE-
age TO cur city ja2;-lw"
rPHCNO4RAPHY.-A FEW MORE pupils
US can be received in another class, whien will
cay 18th Inst ats pr os sl " Wooiiess
Commercial Academy, Seventh and streets.
ted EBTbe course ennsss Of fweiHs assaRs
TO be at tae above hour evsry other day jf2S- 3t*
/" MEDIoAL PURvEYOg's OFFICE.
U.s. WAssIsGToy, D G Jan 81. 1854.
me sdve rii,sment for Prop9'aIs Tor Ice ssasd
Advtrtiss mep,s mora "a daiaii viii be issuei a:
,99n e. prepared and the time for receiving bids
By order Of the Acting 'prss,n &c o as5s!
,,a4. M.s.x.u.s h. AM xss s,esMs M. Sa-
TFAIHTo Adm REBUILDING RYLAaD
un &c ga , vI. Lsiies of kylsnd Casael
ias s ST.
1904 tns ose. d. ct which to be dsv tied to the
sbov" Of jet. a fne baad Of music will be in At
tSrdsp6s Ia2,-5t@
n@JcS sHhFEIELNH BALTIMORE CON
N3 FLCr!t merry, $50 S,rth stree. Jet,ceen g
and = Parties, Balls Fairs, Rrcepsions We'd
oiRss =. other nts, nts rDiih at sao,t
est lot ca spf M s. JaasonsbIe terms lea @ esm
AID Nsfe. Ices made by stsam COVER the bsEt
qusi y ~hcfesa an RET ali, dever ed to any part
II Tie c.ty and GeGrzetown u-irn-
TeKsAT PAIR 70 BE HELD Ar THE
O PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.-At a
nee,ips Ct the adde's Relief Association for the
tie B'ne6t of foldit RS Families and the Chrsisn
&c mmit.ion st the house Of Mayor Warach, Jan
RGolsed That the President Of III Associ atom ba
srets'ly IN Uctad to boti y the citizens Of Wa5h
ffst7n through the city papars MT to co atribats
sny mercy .or .he b. net Of the Fair t. any person
by the President.
sgLAH sQUIRES, Secretary.
In scct dApce With tie FOREGOING resolution I
hereby give the ro:ics required
jse-iFebl p. B. FRENCH, pr'sidant.
nSTAHVATION -Thos, who are tirei OF
uS being druRsed and half starved, ,hou d
consult Dr.; DARBY. who cures by Tonics and Nu-
triton. Particular attention given to dises .ss
srifins from i'm puri'y Of the blood Consultation
Roon, a92 7th street. Washir gson, d. O.
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Thoss who are tiraf OF
uS being drugsed and half starved, chou d
consult Or; DAkBY who cures by Tonics and Nu-
Triton. Particular attention given to disea,ss
Room 492 It'll street. Washin gton, d. O.
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