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FROM THE FRONT.

Important Captures of Rebel Officers.
The mail boat Thomas Collyer, which ar
rived here this morning from City Point,
brought up the rebel Brig. Gen. R. Barringer,
commander Of division in Fitz Hugh Lees
cavalry, brother of d M. Barringer, of N. O.,
formerly a member Of Congress; Major J. d.
Ferguson, A. A. G.. on Fitz Hugh Lees staff,
Major r. F. Foote. A. A. G.. on the staff OF
Bushrod johnson, and Lieut.. F. 0. Ford, A.
d G. on Gen. Barringers staff, all Of whom
were captured on Monday about eight miles
from Amelia Court House, by party of Gen.
Sheridan's scouts, who being dressed in Oon-
federate uniforms, were enabled to advance
close up to the officers and take them by sur
prise.
MT Foote is a son Of Senator Henry S.
Foote, and is an intelligent young man, having
Barringer had but little to say, and would
simply reply in as few words possible when q
ouestion was asked him.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the British Minister In New
YeFk-The Great Eastern to Com IN ence
Laying the Atlantic Cable on the LIST Of
Parliament-A New Treaty to be Pre-.
posed By England-rhe Speeches Hos.
tile 70 America Deplored-The Pirate
Stonewall Hemmed In-Che Confeder ate
Drafts to be Paid.
New YORK, April THE steamship China
has arrived from Liverpool.
Sir Frederick Bruce, the newly appointed
British Minister to Washington, is passen-
ger
Capt Anderson, of the China, is appointed
to the command Of the steamship Great East
ern during the laying Of the Atlantic cable.
The Great Eastern will sail from Valencia,
Ireland, about the LIST of July for that pur.
pose.
In the House Of Lords Earl Russell laid on
the table notification from the United States
ANS, to terminate the Reciprocity treaty, and
on the lakes.
He said the treaty will terminate in twelve
months from the day the receipt OF the notice
was ackno w1edged. He admitted that acts
were committed on the lakes which fully JUS
titled the American Government in the steps
taken.
With regard to the reciprocity treaty he
trusted it might be renewed with certain modi-
fications, and also that arrangements would
vice on the Lakes. He expressed the hope that
the present pacific relations OF the two govern
ments might continue, and that nothing would
be done in England to interrupt them. He,
however, regretted that speeches had been
made in the House Of Commons calculated to
excite an untavorable feeling in America, and
concluded by declaring that England had not
acted wrongfully in any way toward America,
and reiterated his hope for continual peace
He said that Sir Frederick Bruce would sail
on Saturday. and believed the dignity and
honor Of the country would be safe in his
hands.
PARIS, March 25-The Confederate ram
Stonewall Quilted Ferrol on the 2lst, and was
accompanied to sea by Spanish frigate.
The Federal war ships Niagara and Sacra-
mento Immediately followed.
The expectation Of fight has caused i'm
mense excitement among the Spanish popula-
ton, but the Stonewall, apparently finding no
chance Of escape, returned to port.
London letters Of the 25th of March, state on
good authority that the Confederate protested
drafts will be paid tomorrow.
LATRR.-The English House Of Commons,
after debate, emphatically voted in favor Of the
Quebec Notifications.
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War Denartmeut for immediate publication.
It in impossible at this moment TO give any es-
innate in the casualties on either side, or OF the
number of prisoners taken, but 1t is evident
to.day's work is going to be one Of the most
important Of the recent brilliant operations.
"The pursuit will be continued so soon as
the men have q little rest. Griffin, with Fifth
Army Corps, will be moved by the left, and
Wright and Humphreys continue the direct
pursuit as long as it promises success.
&c. MEADE, Major General"
HEADQUARTERS SIXTH ARMY CORPS, 10
p. m, April s, 1s65.-To Major General Webb,
Chief Of Staf In pursuance with instruc.
tons Of this morning from Major General
Meade, moved via Jettersville by the short.
est practicable road to the left Of Deatonville,
with the object of there taking position on left
of the Second Army Corps, striking the road
running from Deatonville to Burke's Station
at q point q little to the southwark Of the for.
mer place.
81 found that the ID Army Corps was en-.
gagged to the front and right, and the cavalry
heavily to my left, moving down the road to-
ward Burks station, perhaps a mile, and
turning sharp to right proceeded across TO-.
ward a nesrly parallel road on which the ene-
my was moving, and along which he had
q
as the leading division, Gen. Seymour's, could
be formed it was moved up on the road held
by the enemy, which was carried; then turn
ing to the left 1t was advanced down the road
against a pretty strong resistance BY this
time, Wharton's division was put in position
as rapidly as possible on Seymour's left, the
lines were again advanced and we swept
down the road for a distance Of about two
miles, arriving at deep and difficult creek.
eve found the enemy had reformed his line
on the opposite side where we attacked and
drove him to point q distance Of half mile
further. In the first attack a portion OF the
cavalry operated on our right flank. In its
subsequent attacks the mass Of cavalry oper.
ated on our left and right flank OF the enemy
The result has been a complete success. The
combined forces captured I've general Off GERS,
among them Gen. Ewell and Gusts Lee, and
large numbers Of other prisoners.
shall 60 in camp about two miles beyond
this point and await instructions. The LIST and
Sd divisions Wheaton's and Seymour s, and
the artillery engaged to- day, behaved splendid
~. A return Of casualties will be forwarded
as soon as possible.
The corps has nobly sustained the reputa.
ton 1t earned on the I'd inst, as we'll as upon
Its many hard fought battle fields.
(Signed) H. G. WRIGHT,
Major General Commanding.
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Affairs In Georgetown.

THl FIsHKRIIs AND tn. MAKKsr.-Thers-
ceips here from the landings are very small
thus iaf, compared with past seasons. The
operations at the landings have been consider.
ably delayed by the difficulty OF obtaining
hands 70 work the long seines. The wharf here
Ii literally deserted to-day
Some OF the lower landings, near Occoq uan,
are catching tolerably, but the fish are gener.
ally disposed of at the Washington wharyes.
The prices paid, are for shad SIS per 100, and
for herring S1saS20 per LOCO. This late in past
seasons shad could be obtained for SIG TO An
per 100, and herring SEASIDE per 1000. the small
selnes at points near the District are doing toll
erably in catching perch, taylors, &c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT-The market
is very unsettled for both flour and grain, and
transactions Of little Importance. TheIquota-
tons continue, nominally, as reported yester-
day. No arrivals of produce reported to day
PORT OF N.-Entered-Schooner
Coilyer, Taylor, from Philadelphia Cleared
Scnooners Ripple, johnson, for Bristol; W.
Emory, Travers, Baltimore; Flying Fish,
Lewis, Accomac; Jpo. Jackson, Creigh ton,
philadelphia; sloops Native, Evans, Smiths
Island; N. Nickers, Carew, Occohamick; boat
Pilot, Mann, Mattawoman; schooner Three
Sisters, Parker, Philadelphia.
CANAL.-Arnved-Bo Boats Vallie, 109 tons
coal, TO Hieston & Co.; Caroline Ardinger
wood, to do; ID. Palmer, Dunderberg, Broad.
way, Anna Reinhard, Communipaw and Ann
Eliza, 65i7 tons coal, to Cumberland Coal and
Iron 90. Departed-Ten boats, light.
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PROBABLE CAPTURE OF THE HAIR.
RET DE FORD,

She is Blockaded by Several Gunboats.
The following dispatch has been received at
the Navy Department.:
POINT LOOKOUT, April 6, lS65.-Hon. Gideon
Welles, Secretary Of the Nary-Ths Harriet De
Ford is in Indian Greek, Va, blockaded by
several Of my gunboats. As soon as the light
draught boats get up she will be recaptured or
destroyed. Respectfully,
+. A. PARKER,
Com. Comd'g Potomac Flptilla.
The Harriet De Ford, it will be remembered,
was captured at Fairhaven, on the Chesa.
peake Bay, 80 miles below Annapolis, on Wed.
nesday morning by party Of 81 rebels under
command of Capt. Fitzhugh, who immedi.
ately started on q cruise after several govern.
ment trans sports.
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NAVAL CAPTURES,

Acting Master J. J. Russell, of the U. S.
steamer Honeysuckle, reports to the Navy De-
partment from on board that vessel, of Cedar
Keys, Fla, under date of March I'd, the CAP
ture of the English schooner Sort, on the 18th
Of February, near Crystal River, by an armed
boat from the Honeysuckle. The Sort was
from Havana with an assorted cargo, and has
been sent to Key West for adjudication.
The Department has also received informa
ton OF the capture Of the British schooner
Mary, OF Abaco, Bahamas on the morning Of
the 10th OF March, in Indian River, Fla Her
cargo consisted Of shoes, rum, and q large
quantity of percussion caps.
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LOCAL NEWS.

BIDS FOR FURNISHING THE GOVERNMENT
WITH POTAToRs.-The bids for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with 1900 bushels of
potatoes were opened yesterday by Captain
Bridges, O. s. V. The following is list of
the bids and bidders:
n: p Dennison-2.e0O bushels at SI.16 per
bushel; 1000 at 81 Is.
Peter Berry-2,CO0 bushels at 81. IA per BUSH
ell 1000 at S1.5: 1000 at S116.
Francis Miller-1,5OO bushels at SLY per
bushel; 1000 at S1.19i 1000 at Sl.23; 1000 at
Sl29.
John Havenner-2,0OO bushels at SI.45 per
busheI.
Thomas S. Hitnger-2,OO0 bushels at 81 23H
per bushel.
The bid OF Peter Berry for 1900 bushels at
Sl.l4 per bushel was accepted.
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IrTThe funeral Of General A. p. Hill, killed
at Petersburg, was attended with military hon
ors lust previous to the evacuation. General
Lee and other distinguished officers being pres.
ent He was buried In the City Cemetery ON
the day OF his death, the circumstances not
permitting the retention Of his remains longer.
Col. Pegram Of the rebel artillery, aud brother
Of Gen. Pegram, was also killed.
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SALUTE 70 BE FIRED AT GIN, GRANITE
HOME BY CAPTURED REBEL. CANNON
In compliance with an application made at
the War Department yesterday, one of the
largest-sized guns will be sent from st. Louis
to Galena, Illinois, the home Of Lieut. Gen.
Grant, to be fred in honor Of the fall of Rich.
mond
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CAPTURE OF AN ENGLISH SCHOONER.
The Navy Department has received fnfor.
nation Of the capture Of the English schooner
Comes, John Harrison, master, with a cargo
of thirty two bales of Sea Island cotton at sea.
in lat % deg. SO min. north, long. SO deg. al
S. Iuka. The vessel and her crew OF twelve
persons, was sent to Key West for adjucation.
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RRINGTATRD

Capt. Hoff, O. S., short time since tempo.
rarily relieved from the command of the Sol.
diers' Rest at Alexandria, has been reinstated.
The Captain served with distinction on the
staff Of General Franklin during the Peninsula
campaign, and since his connection with the
important post at Alexandria has won frequent
expressions Of esteem and appreciation from
headquarters. The officer who relieved him
has been ordered to the front
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IL Major Clifton K. Prentiss, commanding
the Sixth Maryland Volunteers, was one Of the
first OH GERS to enter the rebel works at Peters
chest short time afterwards our troops
picked mp q wounded rebel, who said he was
Lieutenant Prentiss Of the Second Marviano
rebel regiment. He il younger brotnerot tne
Major, whom he had not seen since the reoea-
lion broke ont. They were both placed In the
same tent In the Fiftieth New YORK EngiAeers,
and are likely to recover.
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THE CELEBRATION IN BALT1MoRB.-Balt-
more last night celebrated the capture Of Rich.
mond in the most enthusiastic manner. The
streets were filled with people, obstructing the
passage Of the street cars, bOnfires blazed In
every direction, and the bells and bands OF
music, added to the shouts Of the excited multi
tude, kept the city in tumult Until q late hour.
The illuminations were particularly fine. All
the public buildings, both Of the General and
City Govern meats, were lighted mp, and hum
dYeds of private houses, added to the brilliancy
of the occasion.
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charging at foot High street. George A3eN
resolving their goods without further pot;r.
This fHe steamer will sail Tuesday, 18th instant
at l2m.
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THE WEEKLY STAR is on our counter ready
for sale, and in wrappers for the mails, con-
tanning voluminous details of the capture of
Richmond and Petersburg; full particulars of
the movements Of our armies and the flight Of
the rebels; account of the grand celebration in
Thomas; affairs at Mobile; European intelli-
gence; horticultural and agricultural miscella.
nv; several columns of local news, and the lat
est telegraphic dispatches from all quarters.
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SECRETARY slWARD'S CONDITION,
The Secretary Of State did not rest well
during the early part of last night. we regret
to say, having suffered much from q pain in
his face. He was much more comfortable this
morning, and was quite cheerful.
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WOUNDED AT CITY POINT.
Up to Wednesday evening there were about
5000 wounded officers and men in the hospitals
atC.y Point, including large number Of
rofD0Ia
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~The Pension Bureau during Marol
and minors, and rslectsa 100. = n
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IL Some of our exchanges, and the CORES
pending corps pretty generally, are appropri-
ating Star news by wholesale, and without
one word of credit. Even the Baltimore Amer
lean, usually SO courteous in the matter OF cred
its, has caught the I" prevailing epidemic" we
fear, and makes up our " From the 'front.'
news as W ashington dispatches; using our in
teresting budget of Richmond WIS, also, with.
out credit. Help yourselves, gentlemen, to
anything on the table. but don't forget the
landlord!
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LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Last Cargo of Rebel Cotton for thu
Relief Of Prisoners DeliyePed.

NEW YORK, April The steamer Empire
City from New Orleans and Key West, has ar.
rived
She brought 10 bales Of cotton assigned to
Captain Noyes, who will sell it Immediately
for the benefit OF rebel prisoners, it being the
balance of that turned over by the rebel Gen.
Maury for that purpose.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE in announcing to our
medical friends that the new edition Of the
United States OBSERVATORY is this day pub
lished and for sale by Hudson Taylor, 1874
Penn'a avenue.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-This morning in
the Criminal Court, on motion of the District
Attorney, Henry ID. Terry, Esq, late BrigAdier
General United States Volunteers, was admit
ted to practice
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SALES OF SBvEN-THIRTIRs.-Tnes sales or
Seven thirties by Jay Cooke &c Co., amounted
to 81, 1872, $50, yesterday.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS


H SoIloA. Nu1s.Ncus
Notice is hereby given te All concerned, that
they are hereby authorized to remeve from their
premises all collections of ashes and apy rubhish
or matter which may become offensive in warm
Weather; and place the same in any of the streets
within three feet of the gu tiers an day OF
Scavenger. ~ 'ne
This permission cannot be extended bevond the
time above mentioned. and any such deposits may
THEREAFTER, any failure to perly preserve the
settled with the United States Police.
MAYORS OFFICE Georgetown, D.C.(
April 9Th, 1855. { ap 5-2aw4v
nFN0TICE .Notise is hereby given that the
Ssorgst9wn will meet in the Council Cham Der on
THCRSDAY, 3oth instant from 8 to O'Clock %
m and daily thereafter. All appeals must be
made in writing. GEORGE W. BEALL.
VIM: II. Cooley,
C.H CRAGIN,
m 2g-3awtApl4 Board ofAppeals.
nF CE.-GICENSES.-All licenses due
~ the Corporation of Georgetown on tho Ist
April next, must be paid within ten DAYS from that
Date Otherwise they will be strictly enforced By
the metropolitan Police.
Bee the following section Of the law. approved
Sec. Sd. And b. 1t fn,lhe, crdained That any per.
at provided for in this, or any othsr Ordinance.
for the space of ten Gays, shall be fined not less
thai one nor more tn ten dollars for each day of
said neglect, said fine to be collected "a other
fines are under the laws of this Corporation.
WILLIAM LAIRD, Clerk
@Alch =, 1909. mar 2-3awtApl0
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THn GREAT SUCCESS OF THE DAY-"THE
THEAT1R TO NIGHT "A0
A fWooD's
PATINT DRILLING MACHINn
PILE DRIVER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP,


Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority of machine all others for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned ID
nov prepared to receive orders fer the same.
ms machinery comprises everything requisite
ENG1N1 AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE,
lbgt will be furnished, il desired, at q reasonable
prlce,l and dispenses with the use of the derrick
rope, bull Wheel and other cumbrous and expensive
hxrures now in use, and is arranged, being con-
str9eted ON wheels and portable, that it can be
sasy removed for the pur pose of sinking wells in
The detritus is removed from the we'll by OUT pat.
emit hydraulic process, and does cot require the
renewal of the drill from the boring This process
not Only removes All the detritns in from s to 10
opens all the small oil veins that so often en-
urSiy closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
with this machine and Q practical engineer a
we'll can be sunk from 400 to 69o feet within sriod
Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
a. Arrangements are being made for the construe-
tlon and delivery of these machines at New York
Norwich. Newburg, N. Y, and Pittsburg, Pa For
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York. an Am
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beth Connolly, disorderIy; workhouse Mary
E. Riggs, and Harriet Lane, disorderly; IA
ner, larceny; drunk and disorderly; military
Geo. Smith. do; S2.44. Elizabeth Miller, street
walking; dismissed.
pavement; $3.50. Charles Klotz, attempt at
rape; bail for court. Thomas Miller, drunk;
workhouse. Mary Lifferd, and Caleb Hawl,
f1ih P1ee1net0s. II. T. ei Brisen, disorderly,
S2.90; Caroline Snyd der, do; Ida Smith, do, and
drunk; 6. W. Glaize, profanity; VIM. Burke,
each; Ellen O'Connor, drunk and disorderiy;
George Gray, $500 EACH Ann NJ. Boyle, as
sault and disorderly, bail for peace; Henry
Sllcocks, careless driving; Arthur Mahoney,
drunk, dismissed.
MALICIOUS MIsCHIEP.-Yesterday after
Garibaldi, ana Morgan Dinigar, OF the both
N. Y. Militia, went into the restaurant of p.
M Dubant, where some OF the party behaved
dishes and some of the furniture, and threatened
some of those who demonstrated with them.
They were arrested by officer MICHIGAN and
tice Giberson committed the first three to Jail
for court, to answer the charge Of malicious
mischief, and dismissed Dinigar, who it was
proved endeavored to stop them.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Ohn.-This morn
ing, the case of William b. Weed, indicted tor
the larceny OF coat valued at SlOO from y.
w. Ballard, was found guilty, with a recon-.
mendation of mercy.
In the case of John McCabe, indicted for
the murder Of Terrence Finnegan on the 25th
OF February last, eleven jurors were sworn,
while the twelfth was chosen but not worn.
Owing to the glorious news, the court ad
journed to Monday.
THE ABSTRACTION OF FRACTIONAL OUR
RRNCY.-In the Stars notice of the late arrest
for the abstraction OF fractional currency from
the Treasury Department, it was inadver-
tently stated that the girl arrested on the
charge had been employed in the hydrostatlc
press room.
CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cdrtter.-Yes-
terday, in the case Of Breen agt. CLARK, Force
and others, trustees of the 18th street Baptist
Church-action for damages to property caused
by the fall Of the spire of the church in 1851
under the instructions of the court rendered q
verdict for the defendants.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-This morning in
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BOARDING,

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN DAN BE AC.
L commodated with BOARD and LODGINGS at
No. 9O2 street, between 9Th and 7th SITS. Also.a
few TABLE BOARDERS. ap72t"
EURN IsHED ROOMS TO LET, With or without
Il BOARD, $50 street, between 10th and 18th
streets. ape lw*
QOARDING-Three nicely furnished ROOMS,
- in private family, in second or third story,
suitable for s1 gentlemen; convenient to cars and
tepar tments Address Z. b. etar once, by Satur.
day. References exchanged. up 6-3t"
CENTLEMEN DESIRING EXOELLINT AND
" nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board, should
call at AS Sth street, near G. References eK.
changed. sp lots
DLEASANT ROOMS and first class BOARD at
L 1856 street north, between Goth ana 2lst sts.,
four squares from War and Navy Departments.
Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
ap5 St.
EOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
l. accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
street, south corner of 25th. mar %
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PERSONAL.

John HUGHES Is LIAR, HI HAVING RE-
= nRSoIrea about that illuminated my house with
proved by any of my neighbors.. And he has q
gr3dge against me. JAMES NOCKABOY.
WashiD gton. April 5, 1865. IT
A CARD.--DR. JOHN e SMITH date q. 8.
n Army having taken the Office formerly occu.
pieo ~ N heilen, deceased, No. 400 4th street,
opposite the City Ball, two doors north Of Louisi
ana sv respectfully offers to the public his pro.
IMPORTATION WANTED or MRS GATHER.
lN1 WALSH, who came to this city about two
weeks ago. from Phillipsburs, New Jersey. sup.
Posed to be sick Please call OF send word to this
husband, DENNIS WALSH. Washington, D. G.
apo2I-
HEGENTLEMANW HOADVANCED MONEY
las! week on the final statements OF dis
charged soldier can receive the amount of his ad.
vance by presenting the papers at All Pa. avenue,
corner ~ ST.. Room No. 4. ap5lws
lie: PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
- Avenue, near 18th st., over Hessrs. KidwelI's
DLuE otore. apps 3mifs
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TOR SALE-1O tons TIMOTHY HAY. Price 81,
Il Fer ton. ]. J. SULLIVAN
Corner 9th st. and Canal
ap6-TE west end Center Market
pIANOS FOB RENT-Apply to W. T. NIMMO,
l4th streets. Also two large PARLORS
on hrst floor. suitable for Offices. ApplyVvHT1
as aoeve ap6-Sts
IRON BOSTON The Regular Packet MERCY
TAYLOR, Capt. Niokerson. has ar. AE>
f nveSv ana an is nov diseharfing her freight.
80 and 1O1 Water street,
ep 65t- Georgetown, d. g.
Il ,o Q O Ii
WOOD! ~ WOOD
have Just received tive carsoes of very gu per;or
Also. OAK, PINE and HICKORY WOOD, at low
Coal kept under cover and delivered clean.
II. CLAY STEWART,
apo-5t corner and 18th streets.
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REMOVAL.
O. A

Agent New fOfk Ana W asninE0H On
GEORGETOWN, ID. O.. April 7, 1855.