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ER0M KANSAS

LEAyESwoRTH, Kan, Tan. l9.-Gen. Curtis
will be publicly welcomed here by the Loyal
League Union citizens generally. His advent
here is hailed with much enthusiasm.
Over 100000 in property and many lives
were lost by the cold weather on the plains.
The Government freight train is still de-
t,n
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Movements Of Genera, Burnside. 4 .

PosToN, Jan. I9-Major General Burns Ie
visited the Legislature this afternoon. accom-
panied by President Field and Speaker Hal
lock, when the Cham Der took a recess, and tha
General received the con APPROPRIATIONS of the
members. ~
The trial of George Jones, alias s.Count To
harness" indicted as q common barrator for
stirring up quarrels between honest and peace
able citizens, commenced Today in the Supe-
rior Court. The case attracts much atten ton
and will probably last several days.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
The Distractions Between Sumter and
NouitrIe Washed Entirely Away.

VI A"ty.
The Morris Island correspondent of the
philadelphia Inquirer writes JAN 10th --s
" lille at Gregg's Point, one canno. bat spae
uIate.as to the defense the Confederates viii
make. a,1d from what points, Whenever on
iron. clad l'eet attempts 10 push up the channel
towards On. arleston.4 The, distractions bet,y.en
Forts Sumter a. nd Houltrie are entirely gone bnt
up the main sb,p-ehannel, perhaps a mile and
quarter above umter are seen buoys, stretch
James Island, out towards Fort Ripley. There
can be no question is 10 where the Rebels will
make ther defense, it will be from Fort John
son and the numerous batteries along the shore
of James Island. Besides these, they ha We at
least four iron -clsd floating batteries, three of
which saw yesterday, off the ssMiddle
Ground" and two lying near the battery, at
Charleston. ~
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FE ON MENICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 20.--A dispatch pub.
lisEed here says that Gen. De,os attacked ORR
Zaba on the 1sih &c -Dao.--.ser.;- uIcn was oc-
'oap'ed by the French and traitor Mexirans
1t was captured by assault. The traitors were
shoi.
This is an important success, as Ori1aba
commands the French comm unica.ions with
Vera Cruz -a
Grandchildren was occupied by the French Oh
tire 5th &; --1'-+ "a ~ y. 1855
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PERsoHAL.--Msjor General Butler, Lieut..
Colonel Briggs, and John j. Davenport, the
Generals priv ate secretary, arrived here yes
terGay from Old Point, via Baltimore, and
took rooms at Wizards. Their mission here
is supposed to be connected with the exchange
of prisoners. .e . 2 .rr
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ORGANIZATION OF THE WEST vIR
- tE2 GINA LEGISLATURES. g

WHEELING, Jan 2o-The Legislature Of
West Virginia assembled yesterday and was
organized by the election OF VIM. E. Stevenson,
President of the Senate, and Henry Craner
Speaker of the House. The Governors mes
sage will be sent in to- day.
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SnCOID EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK r. H.
RECRUITING FOE THE REBELS

RECRUITING FOE THE REBELS
Frank Harris, a citizen living near Darnes-
town, Mo, (mentioned by ua yesterday as
having been committed to the Old Capitol by
order of the Secretary of Wary Is charged with
having induced his nephew to enlist in the
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UFrom Philip & Soomons we have " The
Life Of Archbishop Hughes with portrait,
published in cheap form by Peterson & Bro,
PHILADELPHIA. - - =
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COURT MARTHA.

' Inc Court Martial for the trial of Brigade,
General Hammo nd, Surgeon General United
states army, will probably commence to. day
Major General Ogiesby is the president of the
court and MAJOR John NJ. Bingham, Judge ad.
lyecate. as z...ro ti.f..F - -, ~,
q The charges and specifications against Sur.
geon General Hammond are as follows :Hf--g
CHARGE FIRsT-Disorder and neglect, TO the
Prejudice OF good order and military di sci ptine
Speeifedtion-Wrongfull CONTRACTING foraud
ordering the Acting Purveyor in Baltimore to
York; prohibiting the said Puryeyor froa, . ar-
chasing in Baltimore, W it'll in tent to favor pri
Yate individuals; ordering Medical Pur yeyor
at Philadelpbia to buy of VIM. A. SteyeRs Of
new Yotk, blankets, kno wing that the blank
veyor had refused to buy the same or Stevens.
anu also intending to aid said Stevens In de-
Gnapdmg the Government. - f 49,"
Aiding John Myth 4 Brother to defraud the
Government, by ordering the Medical PurI
hrm to the amount OF Si73,c00, showing that .ha
goods which they had previously supplied
Were lnfsrlcr in quality, deficient in quantity
ano exorbitant in price Ordering of WITH 65
Broi ner aotoo eans OF extract of beef to be sent
% Cnclnnati, 81: Louis, Cairo, New ock aad
Balum ore, WHICH beef was unfit for hospita /
Hse. Ordering the Medical Inspector to repors
direct to the Surgeon General, IA disregard OF
nus onty o. the Interests of the public ser.ice
re the efficiency OF the, Medical DepartsasI. Ct
p, CHAHsE -sFcosD- Con duct t,pbscontnp an
officer and gentleman - : . =
lSpec.Jica tfGh-WrjUng q letter 10 DR.. td,one-
snd stating, among other reasons, that he DIR
Coopsr) had been removed as MedIeal Pnr,
Eysyor because Halleck requested as q particu.
lar favor that Murry might DE oraerad 10 phi
adelph!a, which declaration was false 80 I
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GoTTscHALK's CoscEk.~-I. M tlo,,sch.,t
the noted pianist, assisted by sa,ils anr;o!;n,
GCordief, the wsll-knoWn pFima desn saa ~
Sig. Carlo Patti. win give the arst O, ,,yo oo,,
cer,s to.morrow night, at Willards' Hah. IT,
tombinaiiop Of musical celebrities has S.aS
effected by the popular manager, Max. ST.
kosch. and sthsir cenceItsq will mo doubt be
amorG i.hs, most interesting that have been
Eiyen hels in 2 long while. We understand
that the tiekstss which are for sale at Mezerotts
n4psie ssers, are IN great zdszennd, and those
,sHna wouid Obtain sests rnpyt hurry up o.; they
win meet with disappointment. sggs
.6ss@S%- ass+S9 a74ae{g
ThE pictnss ny Goldberg Of
Dresdens reptesehsine Jssss aaaIthe SHINING
.estsma9 att9 ssensfoas at9asfkdtsr's,
$50 lSs1e ds1rsstsd Iac sspYessi coIpring
I'D HHAA Hss n n Y tsstaaaI gode: atd a.
9Shn1eMi&ayeSee seen no moas * ~ Wor n al AT
of u, class that has impressed us rnsra n voy.
SsaSl&.r &AprtsqthA Il echfed tr saues
srs bse. In WaahtnUtohs tDr n . not oftsn n q
the opportunity occurs Of acquiring 60 mari.
torious a painting without making spec,a,
ptsrimag 70 some OF the great Art centres.
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IS From ShillIpgtop, Odeon Building, we
have EN- advance copy OF the Continental Monthly
for February
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nsRIcE DEPOT CcMaIssAgY OF sIJ gsIs
". : ~aF-. -s.z~ TEESE, .7-se.-l =

HEs WaShtagtoa, d. c., Jan 10 1884,
sEkLRp PROPOSALS, in d pticsss. ara invited nm.
aides a!iow, Hoo:s and Horns II ali 9overnmet t
District Of oolumbis, f.r Tire montas or mora
from IL esmm cement of tie contscct -, 49,
tor b9Hz aTis5 a to Be c3cts b. tas
the c&ttc ara killed Mt such Tines a. m ~ be dos.g-
and Tsllov. boots and he FMS C mir 3 from o7sTy
q :aa be
that al! eve ton, isaDce and care ada
Pa: Eo.nt vii &c re CURED svcly ter dsy. in Gov
Tie bid i1P vii state ire suona .4 sn,msl far
the articles rsfefrat a. and bs sc,onpapo1 b. the
Gov5Rs aa ns d. Fl LIE sasI,,s o. s.sa
en- ie obtaiI ed /; aHQ.ication 70 the undersigned.
pR6PoPAES
st 1er fos ri ffdg. sVnlIRIss q soofs MI
Hcr's If al; Governments Besf tic si.l:d within
tie ancert Igits OF tae DiE,ri.t Of CHlnmbia,
vo,s and ssss u5j e Ii 70 es II
tie s"vel titt Z eIalSasrsyyish Appended
we. ths uncsrsisre! rests eatsor - -, in ia,
eoErty Of -, aad ,ts.s Q: - hssssy. iatly
s snd IN s as saa d
sts!l ba ssospted. fhst he VII .ihtn Eve days eff
re pro%g t,ah :sss;as, sd
tee: re viz b. come ! i sssarity G poad. in ne
of HE cartract in conformity Hi'h b terms of ais
ptcTosai and mat IL case Tia sa,d - Cd Ill fail
fer naes a. M SD Bas
~ he Ssi sni
S to fsf tf
9'ss1 aeSsF q r.. faeq al ana e f's's
-7a as@'@ ars asaarss as:r Sci
The ;efpsnsib'lty Of tha euaraat7rs must %
shor by lh@ o1ciai csEfiaoafa o. az pitod STATED
Dls,sit sttsss ey or United ss.tft Judge. The
81, f.Ise? esftfy that. ftaa svieanfs snsisslY SAT-
ss asd ls 20 Ia tie snoye nsmtd .ua.ant9!s are
smouit 70: which they ossr TO Be SECURITY, -
80 is Sh sI, esca eusraator mast and s,psaa
u5,. -, l4a OATH. 4 III .-,4
OF in aud f e; It. Of eft. rsfs;s ms,
ro ssia. d ss s. .rs;s
al 81 s9; Il. s a a e ssiss
OF sasse, II, issa &c sworn b.f,re me this
no eias VIII b. eopsfierei u1n,s.. made On. d,
nied b. the im we above form. and are seeom on
afieayits S'g x saasNr'asnltee, Certificate and
oath 81 .asaS nst WITH an
sss Ms Id e. 40 o., .r yiss
aa & ss 4 iss. Nth q
ing Of fsis 20 proposal within TIA mean
e. sostr.sser VIII e is.e .eoeu...,,.
aiats of the ssr o ss
= Hisssrs r9sss be prs.ent opssnr If sa,
ie~ sns e assegssa e
!. std - Lieuteaaas colsssl . Saaa6S.s
ClHraAL PARK GLOVES,
e. sss Pam. IH3llsioa 8 TslL,
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aoP osALs YoBLU MBaB
CEIIv QUAlIsAMAsfEas OyFToR,
Il DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
s WARRINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 10 me


.a 5ssslsss It sss oss
Feet q Lumber TIE :oiiosns Kind All tde essrp
eco Go tees. ! or / inaa White Pine Common Gull.
S'.Ooa f7s: 50 or iaea Waiis Pine Common Gull
o Coz fss rda ta y ss e 1ass7sa
g &C. fsss q HsaIosk 5sI.s .,,sssless
zssS'ss: s.s Hs.a Iosf ;s,si, = e. Issx'
g % tsst sa6 Dem oek Is.a: l6 tSs. long
z 25'oo + =, ssz HsmloSt goet 2 Est i",g
s" lsss assoes 5 Jei ;ss o5
. 5t SCI szs aeFa 10 so'ss e fest :s9g
AZ ,sae above tesccipet to Do good srchaI, sois
"a 21he; suhject to the jnspecfion ID IN agent ap-
III the Lams@t 20 be Ssii Sefs' ra. twenty
days sitter sighting TIE contract
sl5sIsa An Data q slissiaes ss % =. ne ,So1
he abity fsny to 90 re y,
!. De awarded TO him must DO guaranteed by twc
ESsgoanois persona. wh7ss signatures mast 81 ap
ere respoasfsiii:y Of the ,easransc-s M urt b.
sss lie tns ' ssss t it.
bidders must be present In person vfep the BIDS
srs opened. o. their proposals. win not be ,cnsid
The full name and pos. once sddrsss Of each bid.
NJ pa pa Is m ade In the name of nrn tss nsIsss
signing it. -..--,r[.I, :. -, ~
son4s IL tie sum OF half the amount orths con-
tract signed ~ tia contractor end both OF his
ErarantorF. Will os Eed OF the Eucces5ful bidder
upop sjgnins the contract -
TIE rIgbt, to reject any or all bids that may be
ed too high is reserved by ths Depot Quarter.
Enestsr. d. -
Iafornasl proposals. viii be rejsetsd.
Pr0praals must be addressed to HrisafIar Gene
"a, j. H. RpcAer, Chef Depot Qna-teInsster,
MS bipston, D . sna thould DO plainly m srk ed
Pro posais for Lumber
GyARsNTY .-.
We, the undersigned, residents o: - In the
county Of. and state Of / ,reby joi Il siy
and severally. covenant with the United BATES,
ami guaranty in case the foregoing bid Of = De
sec. pied, that hs or they viii. within ter days
after tie sccepfsoce of said bid, exe3ute the con
tract for The same With good and SUI eiens -urete,
IN . sum equs1 - haiFthe amount of the contract
to furnish tae lumber propoted IN conformity to
the terms of advertissrnaDt GATED December iStt
1853 under which the bid WAS made and, in case
tee said --,hsll fail to enter into contr act as
Aforesaid, we guafaE tee to make good the die r
esce between the offer by The said - ADD the next
!1wtst rei pc nsb bidder: or the person to whom
ths eont-s may be evardsd.
Witness - ~ u III - q -..
Given under orr hands and seals this - day OF
-,ls5 80 .- ISL Ere ~ RI
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isAbTiH1cRE AND OHIO RAILRoan
1 . Pa % Esa

8 y q ta2zZ& S4SEaS@.s& essss@ssssIssSS
On and after Wednesday january 9th. Iae. a.;,
trains Will be run betwesn Washington and Ne
aerk, and Washington and the West as foilaws.
tFoRPHlLADEIPHIA.N Eg YORK and Bosro,;
Leave Washington at 2 and le.s5 A III. and (
ano a 80 r. M5s except Sunday. On Sunday. At 40
T, NJ. only. aI5 nn8H auEl.sgEI ~s.I, - -
5ls.s ~ n1s3t .EoR BALTIM0Rg.
/, Leave " sshington. at .s.2,, Z and I0s A. NJ
taspd 81 25,5 end .?a "a. daily except SUNDAY =.
3 sssnn lay. at A. M and and SO 2. Il. only.
" ~ FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Iss!hA Washington at so and A AZ and N
Ii snlrsi except SUNDAY On SUNDAY. a.7.s6 r.
20 ns r0R SE.TH1NaToN AND THE SOUTH.
. M are 4 - K pcre 1t 40 no, s45 and g a A.
On SnS ~ - - and $40 p M.sexcept sunday
81 .s'f - : ,ssnd 80 4. u. and $40 P. n.
az Lsave nsn.vynn.ANNAP0LIS. 9lz14d "a
Lesrs BsiiinoIs Il "a a a. md 2 p N.
80 P.1n : si 70 fhro Mssipstsn att ~ and
cls.ss Of ears a en rs aof. H tssis
e ssIhe first md fourth train IN 20. -
IN sSt.a fns ssh trains sfos e
!. !. Tor further .iafermssion, .;sket. 1fs4aa,
Ge.., apply to George 8. kconts. ~ every kins.
ingfon Station, or at the Ticket 0fSesst 1t wash
VIZ. Smith Master Of fr>
- s0-H Intel. & Ch1on,) sent.
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SA1LRD.-The fine gunboat Sassacus, which
has hsen at car Navy Yarri for some time left
tins morning for Old Point. where she will re-
port TO Admiral Lee for duty in the North At
fartic Squadron u ,a- 3c --5aE
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= BFsERFERs ARRBsTEp.--Ehe following de-
serters nave b@er arrested by Capt Scheatz's
detectives: e. E. Ellis, 18th New York voiun-
ieers; James " Boit-a5th New York cavalry
James Hanlon, 20. III. LIST Pennsylvania cav
airy; Thos. Burns, Sd Penn sylvania cavalry
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Az rrpcrIoN FOR sfATE OFFICERS TO BE
AN hhLo HELD on FEBRUARY Do.
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THE PREsIpENCY.-SpeakerC olfax writes to
the -Chsonicfe, in reference to statement q ,is .
the rounds OF the press, land copied by as in
yesterday 8 Star,) that he sshas declared in
SAVIOR ef.a second term for Old Abe;?sass nat
he has expressed no Presidential preferences
whatever, aud adds: - aelf = ~aj 5as +
:" Supported for tue position conferred on ms
by the House by Union members, Norta and
South, East and West, OF all shades Of opinion,
have not felt it becoming in me to participate
IN any Presidential movements in favor OF, or
a. ainst, any one of the gentleman spoken of as
candidates. And, while replying frankly TO
those who asked me that the popultr taeiin :
seemed to be manifesting Itself strongly in
favor of President Lncoln's re election have
always stated that IL would afford me gratif.
cation, in tho private life to which / intend to
Ielne AT the close, of the present Congress, to
lHs auang tne next four years under the Adj
nomination" "Asi' o oI
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1NC CORDS PINE WOOD Will, Rs an.n
W, 20" for cash in lots Of from 10 cords 70 -
~. e sgsl Lap M L. WItMAs,s, Assn.
u Aarket afsce West, on tina Cnns.I
~ @u-os -rtzsF 80 S3eorp In n. ~
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,SpraNOLA TEXAS. OCCUPIED By GEN
IN ERAL WARREN. -------
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Importaut from New Orleans.

rrr,u,.N. WEBBING INTO THE UNION
Lo1 ioi ANA LINE
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r = TaE ANIMAL MEgTIsa sHEAmEa-
Us iaan 20, zatcn Society st.uds aijobrnad
70 NEE: Taas tHednssdayi EVENING at ~
etltGk JIG Rev. Dr. sund.risnd's eau, Oh u, stree
Ibe PrehdsEt. Eon. ions Fl. e LArg6Ds a1i
cretE the Society. --5s - . itt
~PrsrIvAL ANDs Ue9rR-The Iad;a, -
s's. Wsshingien = aits,o vii hsla
Navy Yard on tie line OF the wssAtrgsnn and
S..Isst3.n Rail osd TAU RSDAY, FsIDaT Ind
Tee p1otfeds fer the benefit of the Hoae Mission
Society OF the Church. kaad Of m usic viii bs n
ta.D a. 4
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-=RU TURE CURE
MARSH'S IL.
RADICAL CURE TRUssES,
cFYIog, SOS T STREET.

|
/ F--.s. - u. --. WASHINGTON d. q,
Reference IS to its super iorty to Pr ofsssors Viii
lard Parker, John 81. Carao chan, AID ValentiI q
Nett. 7g 49, ...'a. g.. ! IL
The beet collection of TsuspeJ snd Orthopscic
instruments fer Physical pefor mites
rupture and It's Radical Cure Varies, Veins
aFsr-cccele, Piles, Cured Spine, Bow Legs C.ub
Feet end All other PhysicA Osforpaities, saccess.
IN ~ treated at this Office Als,. q full ana we'll.
rejected ssfortmens OF Silk and Cotton Elastic
stoaaipss. Euee Caps, Arh.ets and WHISTLES, for
the relief of Vsricoss Veins E7ollsn aId Wax
join Ladies' FIX Els ste bto-ofaaI
Loreon Go; Riding Belts; Elastic sus pare rs.
s hacGsccr Rrasss. ard sIpsIso.y BaaGagss, al
earff,illy applied and fatisfsetion guaranteed. .
e. < Hts open from q M, till q D. 10. j,islws
ms 70 THEsYoTSRs OF RAJRsAx-A Con
~, fsn.ian fsyirg been d-terp insd upoa to
ootns esst ssc a e EJECT re e. ta5s
rersnt tfe Ctrpty II fss coassrticn Il VII :? :,
ut in tbs CsErention. and with this ohises
. 10 view We apnous cstFKLIX HIJaAkDs. E}a !,
pes Eie % Eject him) ssrye you 10 the best o. mis-
Being W, s..r.a.. by 5i-tb sod ., I'D .a,ifcnt
of TIE getnty be tsnss tie oos and Will fen
resent ten fsitt faIiy. His c1psr;eIssa in az
sostrr, whiie n censsrvs.i 70 prn 2lss and un-
@ nbtea ieyasiy ID Iisieat guar 9tse that ths
S!fca Gsuss aid yocr interest vii not suffer il
l;anI. 'e.'a zhit sEzT "a MANY voPsgs. .
l3J Is . sIsI2iEL9is aALPII5sE GDR-
eh-S FECTit kRI. 3SG Stsh s.fss, Ei,cssn q
Gna n fsrd2s, faue Ea:-4. cep i3ns We'd
cinss q O rtheT Eei INN pnts :u-nistes st aort
esb cot ca M M sc lie terms Ice O. esn
fsnc " a'e, Ieaa mada By stsaun ooza-s the best
ie4sn y hn.esS and retail, delivered tr any part
81 itr " and Gerf seto>fa - - e, II-i,aF'
IT, sssEHP1,y,i oaUE eti PAIR = 7 :
NS t-.a - VIII erf1raTncs a, -EGra -.t
=" 21aCdd tslitush Hail, Ssrsnft S,,fe, ysrj
ti1s. s8E9 On gL EeDAg. lsa l2ta.. ,r..gg (
.G5 ..ssHtinne STssy hight for Two Hesks.35
, . s4r 1850 81.
sH,sGRzAf FAIR 40 IN HEtD At Tup
Nj nssSs., fA,IBNT ofFIpE suItpIHG.-A.1 =
ileeMg 81 tie laaifs' Relief Assoc stion for tbs
q Beneht of Fodisrs FamiIias AID tss ciri..;se
par g aasa s.sss houfs of Mayor Wallace, Jan
ks:otssd atths President IF She Associates, Ia
ir.tnn yho us' % TO potiy tae c:izsrs Of Wash
nn3 nep.S or The bsnedt of the Fair +, any oersno
BY Ire Pr.l, da ey commission to collect saed
1,..,s.s ELsH seUIaEs, Secretary.
Etreey give the NOTES required -eSoio'ieh,
Ms-.feoi = b. B. FaENC5, President
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day OF
iSsal ]
L Sal 4

] hereby certify that, 70 the best of nv knoa,-
edSs apd belief, the sb ovs oaa1sd cussantois are
sece aE suf SIS Euretiss fer the amount for
which they offer 90 ca security.
To be certified by the United States District
Attorney. Collector OF Customs. or any cthar on.
ear under the u ited gfates Goverament, or re-
- = 9aE = cs-s.. b. RULKEk. ~
.s nd Or -t,s..-
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SENT OUT OF TEE CITY,. H McIinn, n
refugee from tl,ei South. was sent ont Of the
city yesterday by eraer OF Capt. Todd
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SELLING IiQUoR on SUNDAY.-Yestsrday
and TO-DAY TIE following persons were fined
SIS each 10y Justice Ferguson. for selling lilo uor
on Sunday: VIM. Douglas, 400 eth street Pat
rick Gibbons, corner ~ street and Maryiand
avenue; Charles Hubbard, ASP 9TH street ana
Otto Lang, corner of nth and E streets
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GENERAL BUTLER.

e ENEKAL BUTIEK.
This officer who is now in yWashinSton, had
an inter view yesterday with the Secretary OF
VIM W s-lrt@fa p z 1T
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'S'HE CATHOLIC ALMANAC FIR 1s6l-Ja5t
Il received ana for s-Ies
- TSSEbh'3 RaoSvtors
= is sp-2tS .A s9s ~ stset nesr Ia av@puc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-20

DISTRICT Court, Judge Wylie-This morn
ing, decree W as made onfirmiag the sale OF
the interest OF j. ~. Gamewell and Jas Dun.
Top In certain patent rights seized under the
apo DIVISIONS OF the Con fiscst'on law.
81. a motion was mace by w Cox, ESD in
81 malt OF les. Erink1ey, for an injuncti n to
stay further proceedings IN the case OF the
schooner hampton, libellsd as prize: which
was argued by Mr., Cox for the petitioner and
Mr. Wilson for the United States, but no deci.
sion was made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-20

svFtkS q sc IN a nav grant, qusre PIANO
ft;B @. foIT 1a'.a corner. ls1gt ser --rysss
leutps Rco APPS eie 2 atty carved legs $3.50
etc wsish cost S6eaGssh il for sR's>> = IL NV
Gett eraa ltaTire Warrington snl j. to na sssn
q Pref Alex WclcwtAstb RI ms as straet
'n1ns II l'ih. slso, enc OF aCs orse Prices
s2i-n6id rev MeEo5eouss jl2hig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-20

DEFENDING TEE CRAPT.-Last night, Fred
rick Wickleman, ]. III. Bangs and Richard
Barker, tw o bakers and Blacksmith met in n
restaurant, where they disputed about their
skill in their professions. The blacksmith de-
ciared that he could bake a better cake than
tne BAH rs which insinuation was too insult
ing for the Bakers 10 endure, and the result
was fight. The police OF the Fourth Ward
lnterfered, and arres ted the belIigerents and
took them to the Station-houee, from whence
they were discharged this morning upon nav.
ing GEe OF S55S each.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30

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srv as,sir1a gnjaiA BIC 'h."1 gu
go ala ~ ts1griaap 3is5
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BR0N'
CHlTIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE 40. &C.

6 We cell especial attention Of persons afflicted WI
Those diseases, 10 the TACT that we have an Amos
valuable treatment In those elections, which mss pS.
lately discovered. We have succeeded in restorfl
cases Of this kind in 4 few months who have been tfst
Cd for years TO no effect, and others are Low thsa
treatment and are rapidly being restored; ~ ID na,~
use their OWN words, thoy say they feel tleInS w.,
coming up every day. We do positively Clam IN ss,
and make more comfortable, and prolong tle, an' ~
most Of cases can be successfully cured if taken N Az
hind Of time. Remember that this is an Sasr OF
provement, and remedies are being discoyerea an't.
arm disease Of many Of its terrors. 1--WE mvre hS
who are Threatened, or have any form Of Lung -
10 give US one trial, when we can provo ahN -"
said IN the above. 600
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAP
We eaim positively to cure e7ery case Of thee o.
eases. This Is q positive fad, and We w1n pieaeev,-s
selves to give $50 to any case of the kind we -
cure, and We generally cure withtwo presTpa"-
ey-Ths following letter Is from the wife OH
6toekweu, Esq.: r.ri ss
New Philadelphia, Dec. "a. ~
DE- sHAxSos:-Dear Sir, I desire to express 10 70
the deep gratitude / feel for the great benefit hhy'arJ
rived from your trsatment.a / bad become soveat, ~
20 much reduced with frequent hemmorrhageg
lungs, that 1 bad almost dsspaired Of recovery mre
had become evident to all my friends that wthous
speedy relief I could not long survive. ! eomipessw
With your treatment On the LIST Of July, 1851. 49,
the tst month"; treatment1 began 70 perceive n,
the hermorrhage was much Less ffequeht sna go
diminished In quantity; and from that time itsSSsNl
have bad no hemorrhage, and Inow ENJOY oc1te IDnai
than l have for several years. At the eommens<rors
Of trsatment you only gave me eneouragemenip ne
Tor q restoration 70 Il reasonable degree OF hesitns 4.
expectsti3s m this respect have been more tns1 n I
lied II this should meet the eye of any sdicec . m
was, I can with great confidence recommend -
treatment a. one Of great enscacy. ~rL
,#|t. L...-s III