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FURNISHING CITIZENS CLOTHING TO SoL.
Enthusiastically, Capt Scaeatz's detectives
arrested Charles Rey, who resides at No. y
l3x street. for furnishing citizens clothing 70
soldiers. Rev was turned over TO Col. IngrL-
ham, who committed b m to the Central uard-
house.
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TINTe PINE SOFT HATS,
IN psEss soOfs, CONGRESS CATERS.
WALKING CANES, re n
BOYS HAS CAPS,
BURRA BRO.
asa It'll street, under
yeec narssv}a Hotel
fee6 81

CONCERTS AT ODD PELLoWs HALL-M.s.
~ CECILIA YOUNG KrEToHMAR viii ga
Irc Srss1 capesrts Is osd ssllovs hsi On rIs
Tor lbs b. Eeft OF fev.nth etre { Pr. s3ytsrisn
chT.h. Tiehsts 60 cent; to &c haS :. sas esus
Main; n the boob tore o Mr. VIM. B.Isnty ne sad
q, tie Hall Doors open at oco;k, conetas 20
NNEseKs- RING q OUsTKRAUs are hereby
WI! roti6ed 20 come and pay charges due fof the
Ssllcw Ma BE loft At DR.. 4, Ggdstns sab g AL
OF. Or fhe Mare viii b. sold ta pay 50 much OF the
Il pc %, 60 due, 1t the price she makes yin smount
0re i Ousfsraus. and procesdin Z, tAken n%sdi-
N..S 10 recover the saTs: y 6UDGtN.
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rToITH AMERICAN BsyIEH, JANUARY.

~ 1864.
C0ET&kTs:
q Ticsrcr Lie OF Pre- scott
Til bible ard Slavery,
ne Aubplsn 90 System,
TIE 81 oli1theca Sacra,
immortality in pofitict.
The Esrty Lie OF Governor Winthrop.
TIE SsBitary Commission.
EeE6h's Life { { jeans
The Pretijent' g Policy,
Critical Notices
S5a wear or 81 rs per 1lr Der.
f.Z7 FRANCE TAYLOR Ag,ut.
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TIE FOURTEENTH NEW HAMPSHIRE This
regiment, which was on provost duty her- for
several months, but which was relieved about
two weeks ago aud ordered to Harperss Ferry,
returned 10 this city day before yesferd ~.
This morning they received orders 10 process
10 the Department of the G0 tf, and report TO
Ma ior Gen. Banks.
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81 From Hudson Tay Tor, 33l Penn avenue
ShilIiI gton, Odeon Building; and John G.
Parker, $40 street. we have copies OF Har.
pers Magazine, for March.
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TINTED sGATEs IErEaNAL .REgENus.

ANIMAL TAN gs FOR 1860.
-, ne stsnnsp 9, = hesee. eslled to
is.lNe 10 The asse eMsrt If anal,i taxes
by tie Xix Aeciion OF ths act # jay l. 1862 it
.ssctiArions o. :, rpe-sticns nsde H.b L. s,y
sEhcsi dnfv. cease . tsI IN o. t.fore the fya
u cnday 81 u . tach ysar, 20 Ike lit turn
aoca ed q h smst L. Of Isl lace ne, Ghs ar
lies o. of1etts CHS. geo vito special tiI .n1 tlls
bu,iresf ce.u patton lab e. {, pa. auy lie .nse
IVtrt person wio thsl far to naAe su ca returp
~ TIE dy spO'hsd will e liable To bs assessed by
as sssssror ssss,ains to TIE best Information
Of the IL ms such Lief
anY fake or FRI uf ient lts OF statement With
taEt "a eSsde the VA stlcn or Eli Gni.
srs ia sneh care iEs lac vii t Be made out BY
the Af.efs-r or Assistant Assessor, aod tTer, tbs
va.ussion ana enumeration GO made tasce ps
rss men. Of the srnual taxes. except those for
iesa ses, viii not be demanded until the 3lth day
The aprFoprisfe blsnks on which TO make
re.aG ana al necessar. inform alton III be fur.
na he'd p, +: Assistant assessors At tssr ssyssal
George o s Mi chsii, tIesser No. sornsr
Penny stnia aver ue and Fifteenth street vest
1Aomss 3. fsrche, Assefsor No. 2, 44f Eighth
Henry j YET, Assessar No. 3.44i Eighth street
r. r. Ferguson, Assessor no. 4, 444 Eighth
GEORGE Coi'srd. A'se.ror No. .. corner yourth
Ge.Ise Il. Lsrcombe, ASSESSOR No. 6. 81 O street
south.
And II ,hs oaiss o. the undersigned, between tia
The reiurrs Sd, uld be dehvered on or before the
FIRST day of May, is,4
Ases,rr Tor the District Of CoiSnsiis.
ss27-eows No 44a 9Th st vast. neay Pa Az
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THE GAyInLT ORGAN, On in strvmeut of Pc
cul;ar construction, which vas presented 20
the Patent Office Fair by Mr. Mr'zAro;t, and
which was to lie ratified, was yesterday sol by
the Ladies OF the Fair for cash. 10 Nr w VI.
palmer, (Roi,ert Heller who has taken IT to
New York where il is IN he exhibited. Those
who Rave taken chances at ratla Will have the
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TIE PIRATE ALABAMA STILL AT LARGE
AdvIces received AT the State Department
from Mr.. Pruyn, u 8 Minister in Japan dated
Jan. 18th, state that the Alabama at that time
YVES sill at llrse.
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PREsRl TERRAIN service vlwill be
W held IN ths aisssn ssa,o anas an Yrs :.
iSs, Fesruars s s,h st Il o,ises: III isa oss
TsoaFHnbId TOTAL ABsrrNANcz BE-
US HEFIC al sU4IkrY- The member. OF
t. above Kama eeci-ty. and all Others v ho WIS 4
nIGsT D sss Fs 81 'sisa asr 70 ss
ocl ok. John D. o'srs,s Room, on 18th street.
by oidsr Cammittse. f-27 3ts
F%NoFIcs .-Posi.irsfy
VI lhs last two psTf rmspc s Of ths DvsTfs
and 70 Nah Ga on
WI ~ o, asen he sei,sst ,ue prst;sst eomsa
s.se L scsjanesion S!th lie 1efs BEST masiesI
n~THE LADIES AsSoCI ALTON FOR aHE
~ Relief Of Destitute Wives rhd Friends OF
SridiGrs fEe following sums were received by
to "a sia Grns TIE Prem Ns
GGS Sn41 B Gs6k ss go; NJ" Mrs sfisa 81
Mr.: Senator sprague $50 Many other small do
nsttnls were 'ceiv-d.
or Relief Ass0ci *tion the foil wing articles for the
usn OF the Association, viz loo Sheets 100 pillow
E; ~ HT b s"T%i + ae endsriIs t5o as
thanks mk ri shf DR RTdaIEs ses asn
Feb nary q. 1854. IL
e,ss & sSsSi4 Hfdfls sscSGs
a sss 6s ruF sa + Ne qoqn
a. = u'clork fun sfteudaaro Is ea.ca,ilY re-
eLe 20 ness 0, i'm c. wilt he is,t beflra
fesed n u s sG5 ,ta.
rS@ REPUBLICas ASSOCIATION The N an.
~ hersot hs ne. el.cao a 8, cia.ioa OF " ASH.
ilston sr- rfquestaa to meet At tire Urion Lesede
NJ i.'s sss I 1.. sPd
oo, CO 70 taks I'M iasory measure for securins =
rprrs ten Of al! al I'd voser-'' OF tbs Dis
e., enshet OF TIE Union. the appre nscy Of ths
exIn'i-g tsss,ion, 9Th the es1ss thereof by Wig
Ns,io rsl Convention - IS held At BsItimor. On
IT, soy -. 7h dAv 0, IRE nsIt for tso pa,P2se
and Vice resident Of :hs- Unitsd a:es.
]. J. COON 8s. President
- =. Il Hlss- > o.' ft2i 81
n-JEE l.vt H0LDsRt0 OF TIE FOUNDRY
The TRUSTEE, 10 tEe LIE stnre Rom Of Tia abars3.
corr or of litA sad q Streets MON GAY, 18TH III.
4 sosns the sroan Sn and s
=; Ger &. OF The Board Of Tf"t ssRsE1 s.,
uS Reeeptioas, Part.os, Weddings Balls. sup
pers. fai sua other entertainments furnished at
sGh"rtest n4.ics and mot reasonable terms. Ice
ranted to be the best in the city wholes Ale and re-
f I'D deyS iss 3 aoy Part o" so gity Gns.otts
10 rider, At Jos EPH sHsFRIEED'3 GSr feeSian2
cry, $50 Sixth St, bet, G and II. f. IL -3n~
0-INFLAMAs'oRY RHEUMATIsM CURED.
~ hH thst tpsl, certain. ana permsuent cure
west - coin. Q. KEENta.
n@CALs Baptist oHCRoH MEETS
kS every - DBATH in the Old Trinity Uburefl
oe 5hstreet, tst~een = and la. avenue. Services
pastor: Strangers are cordially invited to attend
seals nee c3l-S,H
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Hffr'm the publishers, T T. Peterson j.
Bro, through J. SbIlIinFton, we have 1.-The
Life, Camp .igns ard Services OF General
McClellan," puhlis nd in cheap form.
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NEW work srocK MARKET,

by Tie Peoples EeIVgfaPH Lt-IeI
NEW YORK, Feb 26-First Board-t. ).
-5.ao,s, III; L. s. certificates. new. 99H: Cum-
beriand. ca. Quicksilver, 81; Mariposa, 359
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PRICE OF GOLD.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Gold, at 9 30 q m, SIX
10 m, SASSY; II a. m, 57xa55; IL m, 57xs
s. \; u N SIN ASK; .. m ,5sX.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLoOK p. M.

MR.. LINCOLN RK.NoaINATED By THx Re-
PUBLIoASs or OHIo.-The Union and Rapub-
lican members of the Ohio Legislature have
unanimously nominated Mr.. Lincoln for re-
election.
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DEATH OF PR FSsDEyr-AARRtsO
eV tast

CIEcINaATI. Feb. 27--Tha widow OF ex-
President Harrison died at West Bend yester-
sfap
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ALARGE BATCH OF REFUGEES.

This morning forty -three refugees from Rich
mond, consisting of men, women and children,
were taken to The Provost Mar.hai's off % ny
U. s. Detective Carter, of the ste amer Weldon,
picked up at different points on the Lo wer
Potomac. The personal effects of the parties
filled two large furniture wagons, and many
of them had upon their persons a considerable
amount OF money in gold and silver. These
refugees are principally Germsns, aai some
Of them are quite intelligent; but are either
ignorant of or unwilling TO reveal anything
in relation 10 affairs in Richmond, further
than that the neeesssaries of lite are very
scarce and high, -four being s250 per barrel.
and that it is almost Impossible to obtain it at
any price.
The head of each family has pass furnished
by the Confederate authorities, of which the
following is a copy:
HEADQUARTERS Department Henric0.}
Richmond, Feb S. iS6i {
-, q citizen OF -, having taken tn. oath
II allegiance to the Conf .derate St4fes, aud b.
ing pledged not to reveal, either directly or in
directly. any information tn may benefit ihe
euemy, is hereby permitted TO pass heyoad the
limits OF the Ton irderata States: subject, no w.
ever, to such delay and restrictions as MAJ ba
imposed by the military authorities. Not To
pass throue h Gen. Lees lines. out TO 60 by tbs
BY command of the Secretary OF War.
(Sisi edl JOHN Ii. WtNDRs.
Detective Garter, the officer who brought
these refugees up. is q resident OF Baltimore,
aud is one Of the most efficient officers in the
service, bringing up at ea IN trip of the We'll
cen large numbers of deserteTs and raturees.
He is also engage in ferr ting out frauds upon
the Government. and in several instances has
been successful in bringing guilty parties to
Justice.
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& q al
c o A L!
WOOD,-WOOu!.

The urdersiguea tegs haTe TO invite the stfer>
- Of his customers and the pubic genersi,Y 10
It's verj p-rior stick II
RED AND WHITE ktH COAL,
egg Itave 81 ftyr siyes ~hiSa lie IL now ahsr-
rig he lowest cas- prices.
~ ht above Coal is we'll ssrssnst aai 10 & Dol
Ter.
HICKORY WOOD,
ss<ed and spIit length or sissr quisel, aBi IN
Rememcer the place souta sids canal, oorasr
tn street.
t. ~ st w H MARROW.
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ESH Walls
MTss -or- mkS|
oHIsKERING & SONS
r a M e = p A NJ y s,

By steamer Norman, from Boston. T havs tais
day received Six ore of tspHs 5upsrs Pianos, SO
Justly sckrowieEed By judges 20 be the bss. in
str am ents EVER N ads.
NJ lso, -four 6ne Pisros from tn ,ss good oil /
make rs, ROBERT NUNS 4. co of New YORK.
Six from ". P. EMERSON
0reVfsy ane Piano from A. Il GALE
Ten Eianos from HALLET, DAVIS l. CO.. of
Bf eton.
Elk coed Sc .ard h8nd PIANO5
hEIeDEoas. HaRss,
= And Every INSTRUMENT
In Mu.is BUSINESS.
PIANOS Bought. Bold Tuned, BE psired. Moved,
Stored Packed. Shipped, sc.
In fact, We hEvs now IN store
FORTY PIANOS,
All boz ght FOR cash,
ALL PAID FOB.
Ind henee We cen sell cheaper than auy horse Ia
Maryland or District Of Gclumbia.
NJ PIANOS and MELODEOHJ For Rent.
Great Stosk CT
BRASS INsTRU VENTS.
Any Ersicai Instrument Rep Sirsd
Fine PIANO COVERS. SrO3Ls, &c.
JOHN Y. ELLIS,
500 fennsylvatia avenue,
Between 9Th and 10Th ste. north ride,
Large t and Oldest Music Store In Washington.
T. g st tChrnnic'e !
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l. BkFAsIPIN. The SaSsr viii s. aaitsoIy -
~; to NJ ty Sd ,aF re tss o. the
I Csl-At ths National Fair At ths ta.sns 0E,l
1 % E1lcs, evening lsst. GOLD BRagsLsF,
,sIse at Jay Cosks 4 Cos. Bankers, ism It ct.
Ss'RE UNDEEsIea ed Is MILLING 60 pUR
IREssgS tor which be win Give the bIgaess cas5
g5lses. Cali at No. 25s Penn. ave. bet i:ta .ni
E,Hs EE>rAURANT AND BAH-No 439 Pa
u Gyel ne. is offered !, r ssis. II mas bee
oees'ui per alton for Line mott uasi, oat p
lrg eDfs seneuta e'ses IND ncas tie pro r4etor
to eel Apply at the saloon 5etTeea 81 and "a ts.
sn 1 Iok hSsgs as5.1s
,,g seen tcons ,osshsF rIsa 1.sss ssrasn.
sssrds;h '-0''.'' '''' ie 1-Is-
k,OR aALE-Ons MOULDlNu MACHINE, oas
- fss ssprHS ahss aa 3 ..e
HI csruer tth ct. and ths ave. Capitol Il, aa1
ie2I-ir' 81 MENUS
L CALIFORNIA AUsrs.,r.
s.1,e. d st. Fsfricss' Once 3 Street s: 81
s,'URtALE. The u, od "lu, Fax rs. .ut stock
q OF the EMPIRE shL00H. ". 4sn Ssvea,n
MS, Ii. own.r not having ii ne ,en1 t. H. i.
rsiii be soi5 10. ~ ~ Apply a, pUFsY oakt5
sr,r ID =. Be,r' Dls 81, PER moLtn. fe27 st.
MAP " IDAHO AM WASHINGTON.
Maps Of IDAHO, washing ton. and ell etbe- o he
WIS e1n Territories II cases. XII s 81 50.
f0E sale P Fl 1910 aoxs.
81 st 49, Penn Avenue.
Z Ii 9 L 4 \ @ OAL
100 Tor, Run eff Mine DOM bsrland Goal for sale
II arre Of 3 D a II : u ~, n, : pssn' ave.
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DBupGsALs FOR BRIoK.

CHIEF QUAKTsEsAsTER'S OFFICE.
DsrVt 2 HaEhingtoi cor tT Of iSh aad II SIS \
va hSHgtoa. D. Z, fab Is 1884. \
sEALEp PRoPOsAGs gill ne received ct this Once
rntit AuSDAY, sa!ch 7. 1854. st IL O'Clock N, for
he delivery 81 the Railroad De pot, or Govern
vi arf foot cf q str ~ IL this city tas following
viz.
ttt0sttD) Gre hugdrs thousand EGrt Ped Brleh.
iIf0 Gtni one hundred tt ous .nt Ar II Bricks.
(-t0,tv1 one huEdI ed thou SsDd ssInon 3ricss
leHEfIy OF u Q gb o.e amount contracted for =
BIZ made ia t2s} i've days from the data of
contract
Boz ds in eGnal Ia hall nf the arlouot Of the
contract viii be required Of the successful bidder
or ddaTe.
Bios received for the whole anloaEt o. each .ipd
CT bricks
?hs bricks coitpcfad fer will bs sIhjectsd 80 8
ripia inspection peFoI. being received
froposaImus. be rlsipir sodoTse1 Pro ls.'s for
p ,eks, - ard adds. sseG 10 h. unaersjsnsd.
D a. iCEkR.
Brig Gen and Chief gu.rtsrn easter.
ee 26-td Depot of Wsshi q Hton
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AND GICAL SOIREE
~ At
WASRING7ON THEATER.

Prof.. WIsEMAN, the great American MAGICIAN
atd Presiid ig tn Tor having Just returned from
highly Iuccs sstu tour OF the old o.ll will ap paar
IN srrss of .p.eDdid ents tai nne in this OF ~
st tho tsAshin ten fhestsr I!tn sire at commsa.-
ing on M0SDAY. Feb 29ib, 1854 The Professor
H'll iutrot nee = variety OF astonishing aud soo-
derul fsaSs which are ntireiy new aud ne yer b.
fore rel farruef In tsis country
PJfctS Of admission Dress Circle en- Psrqaat
30 SentE, Orch.strs and Balcony On ,;rs 70 csnts
Sriysle Boxes, SIS; Children under II years rs cts
Boz flea pan from 10 to u s. NJ. Doors open al
7; performances CONNER cas- at fs2T4ts
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WEIR Y-JE ELRYl

1t 43s Pennsylvania orsaHe, nsaT "A street.
LIST oF BEAUTIFUL GOODS SOLD FOR ONLY
ONE DOLLAR.
Fine Gold plstea lon. Gusyd Chain,
fire <fold Plate heavy Curb Chain,
Pine 3old Plated tTo strain Fob Cham
Zine gold Plated Lads g. Chatt.ane Jha1n,
Fine & old Plated heavy Seal RIGGS.
Pine Gold Plated heavy Chave RIGGS.
Fine Gold Plated Scale aud z lain Rings,
fine Cola Plated Locksts pring and spar,
III. Geld Pens an M orocco Cases.
p ne fiiser Plated Pso and Pencil,
FiE q Gold Plsted Scarf PINT,
Fine Gold riatsd scarf Rings,
lime g old Pia.e9 Gents Pits in great variety
Fine Gold Plated MS.onic PIES,
f.ne Gold Plated and Jet Masonic Pins,
Fine Silver sfsp9ODs dnubie plate.
Al tas DNLLAa JEWELRY FORE, AS Peau
ss!v&s ia avenue, near al street, who!ssale aud
rttsi far lt*
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a'oR SAIE-k Family CARaI AGE, HORSE and
L RaRHSSS. Iauuife OF CHARLES EMITI
corner % south Csron s ere. an EAST 9TH street
ore Fqusre He st Of Penn. ave. Warrington, u Q.
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A SOLDIER SHOT WHILST ATrEaPTrsg TO
Escape PROM THE 0UARp.-TnIs mornins,
Coleman Boyer, ceserter, wss shot whist ~.
tempting TO escape from the guard. Bower was
fined in the cuarohouse at Capt Schsats's
Office, and calling the guard on duty. he SAD
he W anted 10 so TO the water closet, w aieh vas
in the rear of the building, AMI when taken
into the yard b. the guard, be arted 70 rnu.
lie was ordered to halt, hut paying atten.
finn 10 the comm and, the guar1 fired, the bail
striking Boyer on the arm, shattering it 10 a
frs htfni manner. After being shot he COW
hhueo ms flight. snt was oynrtaksn nv de-
tective. The wounded man WAS conveyed 70
Judiciary Square Hospital. and it is believed
the limb Will have to be amputated.
SUPREME Court, In Eanc.-To.day this
court. sitting in bank, transacted the folio Wing
N VI. Miller agt Catherine NJ. Johns,n.
cerncrsri dismissed.
United Stairs at the relation OF T. r. Adams
agt & W1Ioor, certiorari to Justices Jobnson
and Bates; pToces dings quashed
Hoor agt. Adams, certiorari; proceedings
qusshed.
In The case of Roche art Carroll, from the
Cirout Cont, the motion of Mr.. Cox for toa
defendant "a aha'e the suit, was argued by HIM
aud MIR. Tyson.
Opp Fellows LEvEE-A grand Ievee, for
TIE hers fit of Bacon Lodge, No l., l. q. o r..
will be- given at Odd Fellows Han, SEVENTH
street, on Monday evening next. II is scarsa.
Iy rec. ssary 10 ENLARGE upon the attractions Of
these l. .. o. +. entertainments, for all know
bt " xceliputly they arc gotten m. and how
we'll thew ara conducted, and there Is al WAYS
cTf at desire TO participate in them A SfsHca
81 the names OF the managers and com mites
will satisfy all that this levee will be not q
whit behind any yet given.
SALRoF FISH STALLS IN TuECESTeR MAR
KIT For the accomm odatIUG OF FISH .aIers,
the Ms Ikpt Comm ETs rrec:ad eigh Teen n. y
stills in Center Market. As IS the cu stsnl, TIA
Ct nm issionPrs assessed the rent per annun
upDp ach stall, fixing the rent OF froat stalls
st Si5. and near stalls at S25 each. Ga the 18th
instant they were put mp tCr 50 . 10 ths highest
bidder. nv Bote!er 4 Wilson. aucilonearS All
th- premiums amounts given " purchasers
over the assessed rent was the large sum or
SAP so; making sum total, with the rent of
S2,tG2.50.
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We OFFER FOR sALE 0SE NEW STEAM
w TIC; ore side wheel docbe angins: on
Best hgat draft ana ona eecAed Barge, capacity
40 tors all 81 trees E2&ts are in com yIsss run
Dirg order. Apply 20
koRt.N ( RlISsHART,
fec III foot 81 street
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E'Hs Ek>rAURANT And BAn-No. i39 Pa
d EYeI ne, Is offered T. szis. IL mas bee a
cessui per alton for inc mort paSi, o4t SIS
1rg senJepts e'ses csrs norc tie pro ,r4etor
t. cell Apply st the saloon betTeea 81 and "a zts.
Ie
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ss'HE UNDERSIGNED WILLING 60 PUR
1 CHASE Ladies cast of CLOTHING, also fine
TREssES fur which be win Give the highest cAsh
prices. Cali At No. 255 Penn. ave. bet rita snt
18th. fsY Tvs
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Z OSr-suppossd in The street car, LADY'S
IL BREA5tPlE. The finder Eiit be suitably a,
~sEdtc, a. receive The thsnss OF the owner II re-
III, nEd to Mr. SD Art, 163 at. f. II ST.
4 Cst-At tbs National Fair at thu ra.sn. vi -
u on Eflcss evening last. GOLD DRaUsLsF
Tie III Ger will be EHiisbly reward d by lsavng
sane at Jay Cooke x Cos. Bankers, 18th ct T.
between ard g. fe7 ST.
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THE BALTIMORE COMPLEMENTARY Balu-
mere Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopa. Church composed OF the minister's
of Baltimore Disgicf, Washington District,
and that part or Virginia District which en-
braces Alexandria, Rockville circuit, Mont
,iomery circuit, Harp er's Ferry, Martinsburg,
Berkeley Spring circuit, and New Greek cir
cult, Will ass. meissht Wesley Chapel on We'd
nt sTay morning next, at o clock Kew. Bish
OPP Scott will preside. 1t is expected that saw
were at their posts in v ireinia and were una.
bic to reach the Conference On account of the
state of the country, bat who have MANAGED
10 return will answer to their names at this
Conference Under the two years rule IL iz
expected that the following will he assigned to
other stations -. Peyten Bro n, of Wesley
Chapel; T. r. W. Moaroe, East Washington !;
IN Davis, Fletcher Cha pei. LOB W. Lamb eth,
Georgetown; and ]. s. Gilbert, West George.
town and TennaliytoWn.
The memher hip of Wesley Chapel and the
friends Of the ministers generally are makiAg
preparations 20 entertain them during the SEES,
siois Of 'ae GeR'erenar. J. as iG
FiRF.-This morning about 3 o'clock, q two
story frame dwelling house on Tenth street,
between New York avenue aud X street, occu-
pied BY MS Shomas, and belonging 10 the
p<ta.e OF Geo. - Ste wart, was disco vared on
fire. but through the exertions OF the ns,ghbora,
who weLt TO work with water buckets, Il was
rxirg utshed; tho ravages bsinG couhned 20
the t.-ontof the house, which was nearly all
sdpetroye,s The plastering WAS Also dam aGed
nv water The franklin company " ~ early
on the ground, bpt fortSnately IT having oeen
sdissassrea In time. their sery'css were z =
needed. There 10 but little dopbf hut tnas I'LL
swas IN incendiary attempt. there oeinx Ell ~.
dences 4heut the sp9s from wnencs ~ $3.50
that itwas set on bY means o. noss u w
weather board. :. - $50
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many good people are taking trouble on in
rerest by lnquiring what is to be Qo.e with
the slave. cgter emancipation. We take II
Tor granted that all farmers and planters viii
secure the services OF families o. slaves. as
Tree men and women, by providing them ten
emehts to live IN, and giving them employ
ment, and their wages Will mostly come back
70 Their empl ye.'s p ckets, III what they will
nave 10 pufsnase for taei4 suetenance. MANY
Will pc haps re owe 10 nave nothing further
u w.t. 'Ae Air, al. lrsc or slave, aud all
sue i nave IL provide accom- modations for
"H-se an is- al4 come 10 this city and en-
Ply .&-.e-, ,al.as a.d children and take
ma 10 the oAes p-9yide, for them on their
se'-A -e '-eo j men between fifty
ani 'izty az aat as capable Of effective farm
wtke4 o4t 4sf aeir years, and at
E.e aye eg Up aa " can be made SER
vt-esae Z. l.o aeava-on Of land. A most
Aaapy eaeaga win I lie fsr thousands of la
9,.i & WI ne. iiaw 70 lie found in cur cit.
ies, WINS and villages
As for the slaves, most of them are in til,
army, and, when the war closes, they will b,
the makers Of their own destiny. Each on
will seek an abiding place where it best suit
him, and no doubt an exodus of the African
to some portions of Mexico, or the unsettle
parts of the neighboring South America
States, will begin ere long. Whilst their ID
Dor is demanded in this country, they ri
remain among US. They viii occupy no NOR
room as freemen than they did as slaves, an
be in the way Of nobody hereafter mere ihat
they have always been. In the progress
humrn events, hawever, it is natural to sur
pose that the time is not far distant whe
their vision will be directed to some Gland ,
Canaan" where most Of them will mall
their way and settle.-Bah Clipper