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SECOND WARD EXEMPTION CLuB--The reg
uier weekly meeting Of this club was held last
pres dent stated that the amount (S75) desg
mated by the association.at previous meeting,
for each drafted member, had been paid to
the drafted members had not as yet reported.
IL was announced hat some 800 still re-
NAMED In the treasurer's hands, and that II
members Of the association. The weekly
assessment OF So was called for and promptly
paid.
DEATH OF A Observation-Disclosures Burch,
a patrolman Of the Metropolitan Police, died
last night, aged 80 wears, after brief illness of
sets avenue, between 5th and 9th SITS. He was
an excellent officer, impartial in the discharge
Of his duties. His generosity TO helpless IN.
children taken to the Fourth Ward station
were frequently provided for at his house I'M.
til they were restored to their parents. He was
and highly esteemed. His funeral will take
place to. morrow at o'clockp. m.
THE TRANSFORMATIONS FRAUD.-Further
arrests have been made in connection with the
fraudulent issue Of government transportation
tickets over the railroad from this city, in
Baltimore and Ohio railroad-one, 81. White,
ticket agent here, and the other p. s. Owen,
clerk in the company's office at Baltimore.
Six or seven others outside have also been ar
with selling the distracted or fraudulently
issued tickets at their shops or places Of
business. The parties are all in the Old
Capitol.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Oiin.-This morn
ing, the jury in the case of Chas. f.. Harrigan,
indicted for an assault and battery, tried yes
terday, brought in q verdict OF guilty, and he
was sentenced to pay q fine Of $40.
Thomas O'Connor, indicted for the larceny
of silver cup, was arraigned and plead guilty.
In three other similar cases the District Attor
ney entered a molle pros. He was sentenced to
two years IN Jail.
James F. Kelly and Chas. F. Price, indicted
for larceny In going into house and robbing
it OF gold watch and about $40, are on trial.
DEAD HeRsRs.-No less than six dead horses
are now lying in the canal between Mary
land avenue and Virginia avenue, and there
are four or five carcases OF the same lying
along the banks between the same points.
| What has become OF the horse-burying corps!
JEwELRY FOR ONE DOLLAR, at the Dollar
| Jewelry Store, 43s Pennsylvana avenue, near
| Ak street. m 2l-Stx
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been suspended from command by General
Scbofield, under orders from the War De-
partment
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COR sALE-A RESTAURANT AND BAR AT.
furniture and bedding. in an eligible position.
BOWIE, DE KRAFT CO..
mar % Ct 474 eth street.
EOR sALH-A young dark bay MARE, FIVE years
L old, perfectly sound; has been ridden
by a lady, but in coz sequence of not suf ~
fcient exercise b as beco me too spirited for IA
her use; has been worked to single harness An
ply to KELLEHER & PYWELL'S Stables Sth st .
or 45f Z st >, bet, 9th and eth. It,
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE L co.. Auesionssr,.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES ON TIN
ISTkND TO Ri SOLD At AUnYT0M

MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 27th, at o'ci'k.
ON the premises. We shall sell Lot 10, in Square
I35, fronting Is feet on 9Th street, bet ID and K
Island, and running back % feet to an alley, i'm
proved by two story frame dwellings, n early new
oRtain ing four rooms each
The houses will be sold separately.
Title perfect.
Conveyancing at purchase expense.
Terms: One half cash, balance n and S ionths
with interest
m y dts j. q. McGUI Il Co. Aucta
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UBRRILLAS.

In consequence Of the depredations of guer-
rillas in Fairfax, the Government wood-chop.
pers near Vienna have been brought within
the lines, where they will continue their work
so long as wood can be obtained without ex-
posing the men to capture.
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PRESENTATIONS. John A. ]. Creswell and
E. H. Webster, OF Md John b. Steele, Of New
York, and Gen. Herbert E. Paine, member of
Congress elect from Wisconsin, are at Will
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WIN. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers
II WdShingf Horse and Cdrrtdgs Ba -doy,
IS La av., bet. 9th and leth sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. 10.

SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.
On SATURDAY MORNING. 18th instant, ct tie
Bazaar, we will sell about
suited to saddle and harness, of which fall de-
scriptiOn at sale.
A large collection of new aud second hand Car.
riages, Buggies, Roekaways, Express Wagons &c
=. ALSO,
New and Second hand Harness, &c.
Regular sales at the Bazaar, every TUESDAY,
ThuLsday, and Saturday, without regard to the
Carriages, Harness, &C., ALWAYS Al private s.le
WIN. l.. WALL Il Co.,
m ~ lOhron1cle.l Auctioueers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT.Betwssn New York ave. and M:'sse sau,
- setts av, so in s. bills on 2lss inst 9out
II O'Clock p. m reward of$25 will be S'ven oy
isssvt.ns it at No. 90 h street. near the NertSsrn
81 REWARD-Lost, in Alexandria or In Wash
ps( ineton, an unsealsd ENVELOPE, coz tainiu e
soldiers DISCHARGE. belonsing to B. Z. BLAZO.
Also, four Photographs and two AmbrOtypes The
finder will receive the above reward by leaving it
at the Star office. m 22-2t*
&1O REWARD.-strayed from No. % East
W ~ Capitol street, small BLACK HORSE
marked II. O." The above will be paid for his
I oST-0n Tuesday ni ght last, ct the Leyee at
- Odd Fellows Hall, ladys BLACK CLOTH
CLOAK, trimmed with Bugles. The person hav-
ing the same will oblige the loser BY returning it
tow. r. n. ~ Star Office. 1879
A STRAY HORsE-A horse and buggy was
"A picked up on 18th street on Thursday morn
ing, March 18th inst. The owner can get it by
calling at JOHN BLIGH'S stable, proving prop.
COO REWARD.-A cream colored MARE,
YEU about y or il years old, having Q very dis
tnct mark on her neck as if from burn or scald
was stolen from nay premises on last night, the
1itb inst. will give the above reward for any
information which will enable me to recover her.
W. BATES,
m lS-d LIST street and New York av
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To THE LADIES
Upon receiving the above dispatch I have
reduced the prices of our Goods
30 LOW
that we must suit everybody
J.&P. COATS SPOOL COTTON. X cents
GREEN & DANIELS do. 6 cents.
And PRINTS. C0TTONs. Dress GOODS. CAS-
SIMERES, FLANNlLS, and Goods of every de-
scriptions reduced to GOLD VALUE.
G.: LANsBURaH,
for LANsBURGH BRO,
375 7th street. and
SIS 7th street.
P. s.-We have Just received a beautiful lot
OF SPRING sAQUES and CIRCULARS of our
own manufacture. NH 22-lw
MORGAN MARE FOR sALB.-For sale stylish
erty of Gardner Howe. Esq, Ludlow. Yer III
mont; six years old; fifteen hands high; a61
ssass ansss Ind
saddle. Any lady or boy can handle her. She is
offered for sale without fault. as the owner cas-
privste families and army officers is requested to
this animal. She can be seq S Ct the stables Of
mar 2l.N 9Th street, between D and n
WE GAIL ATTKNFION TO TWO or CHICK
~ ~ BRING SONS fine full GRANDM@
ton II .aa On Rons
sSsss The Of the
Pianists' vso use only and rseommsad ONLY the
Pianos made by this firm is quite sufficient. An
examination OF our stock J iossSliGite Hi11s
Sole Depot for sale Of SSiSksEisaa' 4 SONS
And SD & Z a %' SMITHS
AMERTczN PIRLoR ORGANS.
3O6 Penn'a avenue, near 10th street.
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QYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, 81 ting az Court OF
Isuity. made in the cause of Esau and Adolphns II.
Pickreli versus johanna Grant and others, No. n
upon the Docket of said Court, the sui scriber,
Trustee. viii offer at public sale on FRIDAY, the
It'll day of April next, 1t o'clock in the afternoon.
the real estate of which the late James Keniiy
died seized. lying in the city of Washing ton aud
District of Columbia aforesaid, and being all that
bered Is, beginning fer the same at the southeast
corner Of said lot ON the north line of street
street west twenty feet. THENCE due north seventy
twenty feet. and then south seventy-fvs feet TO
the place of beginning, with the two-story Brick
House til ereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance of the
purchase money to be paid in six and twelve
chaser giving his bonds for the deferred payments,
with security to be approved by the Trustee; or
the cash may be paid the day of sale. On the
payment of the whole purchase money; the Trustee
property to him sold free. clear and discharged Of
all claim of the parties to the cause.
RICHARD P. JACKSON, Trustee.
NH n DIS JAS MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct'rs.
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctieneer

GREAT SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE VASES,
ALABASTER sTATUARY, CLASSICAL
GROUPS. AND SILVER PLATED WARE, I'M
PORTED BY G D. PANDOLFINE & CO, NEW
On TUESDAY MORNING, March asth, at II
O'Clock. on the frst floor Of the Auction Rooms
shall sell valuable collection of Works of
Art comprising deliberately carved Alabaster
Groups We name
Dana di Canoya Pastorella
Three Graces, Flora of Pradier
Summer. Spring, Comedy. Tragedy
Appolo, Venus, Bacchus Psyche
Angel OF Peace. Rene mberanees, Grief, and N any
CARVED MGkBLE VASES,
Copied from specimens of the old masters EN-
Etruscan, Florentine, Romans, Hebs, Egyptian
&c, &c suitable for decorating Parlors,
Halls. inches. Libraries. &c.
Card Receivers. Rich Inlsid Florentine Mosaic
Tables, with Marble Stand.
These Goods are of recent Importation, anu ase
we'll worthy of examination by all lovers or the
beautiful antique forms,
choice assortment of Silver Plated Ware COM
nrisng richly chased Tea Sets; Glss'
Tureens. Castors, Cake Bask cts, Pitchers.
Liquor Stands, Walters, from 10 to = incnes
- Sets OF Knives, &C., &c.
THIS line collection of art will be open tor exh,
bition on Monday morning, March Zth; AZ 10
O'Clock, with catalogue. Sale positive, and WIN
out reserve.
Terms cash,
NH 2a.dGds J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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PERSONAL.

NOTIC1.-Ths boys that took my BOX and
lNBOOK on Saturday ight will confer favor by
sending the Book to the Star Office.
N. B-No questions aske mar n II
A EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN OF NOBLE
means. With q vieW to matrmony@widoW iady
preferred. Address BARON Won T0OZLY NJ,
Washington Post Office, D. q. m2l -2.*
DERSONAL.-Will the young lady who came nj
on the FIRST boat from Alexandria, Monday
morning and bowed to gentleman whom she left
the car, please drop line to Doctor ATH ERTON
Washin n post Office. Strictly honorable.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, MARCH q, ISIS.
MR. G.. LANSBURGH,
care of
L4NSBTRGH BRO,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
37J 7TH STREET,
Third door above street,
SIS 18th STREET.
Third door above D,
Intelligencer Building:
Sell Goods 80 Per cent. cheaper than when
left. bought S31 900 worth Of the cheapest
DRY GOODS of every description yesterday, at
Auction. These will positively be the cheapest
Goods that have reached Washin gton since the
war began. N. LANSBURGH,
Aston House
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-By j. q. Mcclure &c
Co, auctioneers-Three. story brick dwelling
house ON street. near both, to Geo. J. johnson
for &9, 96a. Sc s,ssIs i....
Twenty four building lots on 18th street, near
T, at prices ranging from 10 to 81 i cents, puT-
cbasers or these lots H. A. q @. q. willard, y.
". Barker, A. Gleason, George Emmert; s lots
on r, at cents, TO Evan Hughes
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Late from Richmond.
a BOGUS VICTORY OVER SHERMAN

THEY CLAIM TO HAVE REFUSED
HIM FOUR TIMES IN ONE Day,
AND PREVENTED HIM FROM
JOINING SCHOFIELD.
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BOARDING.


THREE Or four Respectable Gentlemen can OBJ
tain BOARD and LODGING at 331 90 street,
between and streets. $25 month. m22-3t*
ROARD.First class TABLE BOARD can be had
y at 421 lSt street, at S25 month; transient
e per cay, FIVE minutes wal, frsm any of the
Departments. NH p. 6t*
NOTIOE.-A few Gentlemen can be accom- mo-
~ dated with handsomely furnished ROOMS in
a private family, with or without BOARD, at No.
27c 10th st. bet. and d SITS. NH ~ It,
ROARDING--A few gentlemsn can De accom-
- modated with comfortable ROOMS, in q CEN
trail location. with or without Beard. on applica.
ton to No. 50 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and
7th sts south side. m 2l-3t
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, With
L or without Board, on G st., bet 18th and 18th
SITS. No. 344 Apply On the premises. m ol-st*
pLEAsANT ROOMS and drst-clss BOARD at
136 street north, bet. 2ath and 2lst sts., four
squares from War and Navy Department
Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
TNOUR or FIV1 GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ WE'LL
L accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
X street, south corner of 18th. mar 20
ROARD-Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS with
ID BOARD. call at southwest corner 2lst and H
ats, near Pa. av. Terms moderate. Bath in house,
Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa. av. fe26 Inn
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STEINWAY l. SONS PIANOS.

STEINWAY & sON'S PIANOS
We bave just received one more Of those mag
niaeent Grand PIANOS, it being the
sixth one since July lsst. There is no
has ever sold one Grand Piano of any maker,
which points clearly to the superiority of the
Steinway.
We invite the public to call and hear it at our
Warerooms, corner Of Pa. ave. and uth at.
W. G. METZEROrT.
sols Agent of steinway's Pianos, and Mason and
Hamlins Cabinet Organs. NH 22.lW
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GOTH
STkEET. BETWEEN Q AND P, RUNNING
BACK TO TRE CIRCLE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 9th, A. u:
o'clock. on the premises, We shall sell FIVE vaIus
Bile Building Lots fronting twenty feet on auth
the Circle wv W
Terms One third cash; the balance in 6 and -
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trsst
All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the ppr.
chaser. ~
NH 22-d j. C. Mcguire n On A,ct.
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RYw B. LEWIS & CO., Auotioneers.
ID ans No, 301 Pennsylyania avenue

RIAGE, 40, Ar A60fI6N.A
SATURDAY next, at 10 sc ock, at our Store -.
shall sell . lot Of good Furnilure, Large Mirror
Carpets. Beds, Bedding. and First Glass Ohiofer.
ing Piano, lot OF New Clothing, Dry Goods Sc
Alfo at private sale Pin LAKGk BAY HORSE.
seven years old, Family Carriage, Harness, and
Furniture Wagon.
W. D. LEWIS Il Co,
MAI lChronicleI. Auctonsers
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HOGSEKEEPlNG EFFECTS AT PUBLIC
On SATURDAY MORNING, March 18th, At tan
O'Clock, in frent of the Auction Rooms we shall
sell, lot OF second hand Furniture and Household
Effects comprising
Excellent Rosewood Piano Forte with Harp A.
tachmept
Spring Bottom Bedsteads
Marble top Washstan6s
Ma BILE top Tables
Hair and Hnsk Mattresses
ather Beds, Bolster. and Pillows
Srut sells and IN grain Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Cooking and other Stoves.
Terms cash.
GO
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liz viii be a meeting of the N. b, B. q.
THURSDAY, the 23d inst. at the reside ace OF Mr.
L. FRENCH, corner of 9Th street east and
Pepnsylv ania avenue.
The meeting Will commence at ~ O'Clock, p
n. and il is esired that members be punctually
on hand 1t that time.
By order of the Preside mt
NH 2i-9tf w. +. WILLIAMS Sec'v
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SUCCESSION TO II =. LoyDos q Co.. -
ClTIzENs' AND = MILITARY MER.
CHANT TAILOR. ~
= Msesepolitaa Hold. lass Browns.
.Se3 PsansylyAnis avenue. = Il
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JKwRLRY FOR ONE DOLLAR, at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, 43s Pennsylvania avenue, near
Az street. m 2l.5tx
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AUCTION SALES.
DY w.B. EEw7s d Co., Auetio,eefs. a A :
ID .s.5a No. 301 PennsylvaniA avenue,

THIS IvININ6. ut o'ci'k, we shall conrmeue.
selling off stock in store. such a. loQo Phetosraps
Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Pens
Ghains. ye.elry, Wrisias Peer. knyelOpss. DRY
&c DC. w. b LEWlS Co
NH 22-lW Austioneers
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pr yAs. o. MoGUIR1 4 co.. Auction..r,-

ct, s1TWEEM NEW JERSEY Av. AND
On WfDNKspA y AFTERNOON. March 10Th =,
"A O'Clock, on the premises, we SHALL sell two has
Building Lots. fronting each p fret on the north
side of north st., between New Jersey ay and "a
street west, and running back Is feet.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6, u
trust on the premises.
Conveyancing and stamps at cost Of purchase.
m % dts JAS. @. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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DEAD HeRsRs.-No less than six dead horses
are now lying in the canal between Mary
land avenue and Virginia avenue, and there
are four or five carcases OF the same lying
along the banks between the same points.
What has become Of the horse.burying CORPS!
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Nt~hN1rD. ..k THE pE 500, GOING
~ l-Nl asr.... -.ry .e,ai'V omen, trctuen,
.,. .l.ss.- t. .-.nr~lra, ~ a. -gts 4nd cool
H. 1r. L..Lt &C. .44 l.izu IlAog. APP Wne 20
a.. N .-. ~ 80 49, o. 10 a. lu,L -.l ~
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gsNtssEa, NAEstslA&es 60.

DOR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT OF USE
Cae sorrel uorsf sHInd and kind suitable Ton oali
or tuck soI ., pdce $40. AI7.y W. ID sO.4. wv +
Al4hL.N, gGc. Ii. BiQal "a - -i--% T..
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MILITIA RY.

ROOM 1S-2i5 OApwAY-ROOM IL.
1ls b-ordvaH, kpotn l.
Nolun'e'f anu suh.uutts ssutci tor die Marine
CotIr, Nuy ard Nv. h.sN .efI b.t,rf- viii r.
pa 10 Asuh titue 10 de-. rh,t, are e,o rlares 10
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en"ins cEeNtetc. The moncg u fos.l.. sud high
cash hounN all. hr gwen. l.f
SUBS1uU lis. st BSIIIt It's. Suu,u,u,,s.
- one ar. one Nta.. tur caI.
500 Gov .,.
Cab d1u u. Cssh down. tish aosu.
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-IN REV 0El-LOaT. 4 '-i .a-!tN
- - Hoo.n.tnl' ru1eouslr ,otrI q . 81 oh,
aiu 500 .," nn - "Hi "a t".g.- ..tr .aiy D.D 30
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DIAL F.
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81 09. 467 %, "NE .,. iE + r.. MEN dIaS,
500, ,uh down. rhoio' of tc'lw"ut'. provost ana
Malt. .f can tnu,f,l 100
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PLErON'S NEW CYCLOPEDlA-S3
1er vuiuiue viii he paid iof 81 OF theee lo0kS
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WET NURSE WANTED-CALL AT :"
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WONDERFUL IRISH FOR MALE AID
female help u 81 ua ~ VIII ~ : GA
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TRUSTWORTHY Roy WANTED TO /
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utmsturr. -
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] AI~TER~ NSD Bl 1IUN-iOLE Maker,
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u tor dnas o."
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|MBkumEREE> WANTED To TAKE
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:, - - lErts ",s,t' o ir-4h oautauiu. Mu.Ic
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WANTED.

NlTANTEr-A FIRST RATE BRASS FIN
w .,hef, one thH "a 'o-k on an engine lNhe.
CAL e. 30 south - d. ;hc rear. ~
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VOLUNTEERS, WHO
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-30

Ono STATE soRGo ASSOCIATION
The regular annual Convention Of
the Ohio State Sorgo Association,
will be held in Cincinnati, o., at the
lecture Room in Mozart Hall, COM
mencing Tuesday Evening, Dec. 9th.
This has been q very successful
season with the Cane. and q new in
terest has been excited. We under
stand that quantity of the Seed for
warded from China, by the agent of the
Department Of Agriculture, has been
sent to the Editor of the Sorgo Jour-
nal, by the Commissioner, to be dis
tributed among the members of the
Convention. A sample Of Sorgo
Sugar from China will also be exhib-
tied