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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-16
Ry Wilmer & Washington, AucG:rs.
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EsF ~ lE2ner az ~ ssSa23ESS SAs AaaES 1sa
VOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
v REAL ESTATE.-Pursuan to a decree Of
the Circuit Court of Alexandria county, Va,
mick, ct al, the subscriber Q commissloner
APPOINTED for the purpose, will sell at pubic
auction, on WEDNESDAY,. the Goth day Of
Sertember. 1863 at II m. in front Of the May
or's Office. in the city of Alexandria, Virginia,
the real estate of which John Tatsapaugh died
seized on the north side OF Prince between
Water and Union streets, described q follows,
viz: >-- -,,--,,-
BRICK HOUSE, beginning on the north side
of Prince street at the east line Of that piece OF
ground which was sold and conveyed by john
Harper to William Wright, supposed to be 81
feet west to the eastward Of Water street, and
running thence easterly with PRINCE street ~
feet; thence northerly parallel to " alter street
So feet 8! inches thence westerly parallel to
Prince street 20 teet, thence northerjy III a
straight line to the beg inning.
2 Lot beginning on the south side Of WALES.
alley, Is feet wide,) at the corner OF a lot OF
ground conveyed by McRae and Mase to } chm
Harper, which piece Of ground IS supposed TO
be about II feet ll5 inches to the eastward OF
Water street. and running thence east"ardIy
to the line Of said alley "a feet; thence nortno
wardly with line parallel to Water street, 50
feet: thence yestwardly with It line parallel to
Prince street "a feet: thence with stEalghU
line to the beginning
Terms: One half cash: balance in two equal
nstalments at three and SIX menths, Win lhteI-
est: bonds to be given by the purchaser-1lIle
retained till payment Of whole purchase money:
and property to be resold at rlsN OF PURCHASER
on his failure to comply with the terms OF sale
ar 70 meet thn deferred payments at maturity.
- W $, FERGUSON BEACH,
nr1, oots Commissioner.
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Hv wilmer a. Egaaslljn gton, AHcS'1s.

T AGER BEER BREWERY, NEAR ALEX
itv Of = deed Of trust executed by John Klein,
bearing date of May 8th: 1850, duly Of record
among az the Fairfax County Land Records and
by consent of parties interested, the subscriber,
the trustee appointed BY said deed vii 1o sell at
Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the "oth day
of September. 1865, at y NJ, on the premises,
the Shutters HILL BREW RY, situated
at West End. near the city Of Alexandria, Va,
owned by the late John Klein
The brewery is supplied with two kettles, the
smaller one brewing ten barrels and the larger
one thirty barrels-capacity Of the vaults hve
Portable dwelling. frame building suitable tor
a store; ALSO stable The whole establishment
is very complete, is supplied with water from
the Alexandria Water Works. and is IN q con-
dition for immediate use. Terms-CAoH.
SEP 14-eodts GEO. w. BRENT, Trustee.
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NEW TIL E A 7 Z L !!
ADO! ADO!! A d 0!
ARTEMUS WARD!
4 MON G TIL E NJ O r NJ Q n 5 !!

FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY!
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 20
being the only night he can possibly appear IN
Alexandria, previous to his departure tor Eng
land BE Will relate some cheerful new stories
and present
AN ENTIRELY NEW PANORAMA.
OF the stories he will not speak. Some OF ms
panoramic views, however, are very GOOD
Others are pretty bad ,,rr1,
THE MOONLIGHT WATERS OF LIE
GREAT SALT LAKE, AND IHE
ILLUMINATED MORMON TEN PIE,
Are two very fine things, in his OPINION, ne
may be mistaken. He leaves this matter, as ne
does most matters pertaining to himself, with
the public. He can afford to DO this, because
for the last six years the public have extended q
yerv liberal patronage to all his enterprises
The public will not understand by this that Az
temus Ward is thanking them for any particu-
lar kindness to him, because he don't beHeVe
the public would have come near him II he
hadn't had something worth showing them
He respects the public intelligence, ard oelleVes
that they know what they want. Up to the
present time they have apparently wanted hlm
When they apparently don't, he Will belleVe
thew are right, and gracefully retire to his farm
He is glad to be able to add that he Is got plenty
Of money.
This is not q comic advertisement, 1t is a
candid advertisement.
In consequence Of the great expense attending
the Managers wish to crafty the cltlzens OF
Alexandria, the prices for this night only WILL
be as follows:
Parouette, 81; Box Circle, IS cents; Upper
Gallery, SO cents; Side Gallery, 70 Cts seIo-4s
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Workbench are engaged in introducing oto-
mao water into the Executive Mansion, run
ming the water pipes from the avenue through
the mark in front of the building to the north
nortico, on each side of which large fire-plugs
viii be placed for the protection Of the Man
sion in case of fire.
Yesterday, at - NJ, the third sale OF Gov
eminent steamers took place at the Navy-yard'
under the hammer Of Messrs. wal! q TO-,
auctioneers. A large number OF bidders we're
present, and the sale proved perfect success
the bidding being spirited, and the prices much
higher than at previous sales. - ,.c :,
CAPT. J. M. Moore, A @. NJ, has notified
the clerks and employees OF his Office that Il on
the LIST ofnext month he will be compelled to
disnense with the services of number of them
in order to reduce the expenses of his office
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Auction Sales.
By ,. G.. Mcclure & Co.. Auction eerS
Washington.

EXECUTORS SAFE BY CATALOGUE
or THE LARGE oSTO OK, ENTIRE. or
THE LATE JAMES SKLR WING. Ar
me STORE CORNER PENNSYLTI-
MA Il VENUE AND ELETENTH sri
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY MORN.
v ING, at 10 o'clock and continuing each
dav thereafter until all are sold. The stock ic
too varied to particularize. but we name in nat,t
About 200 Cooking and Warming Stoves,
a number Of Ranges and Furnaces
Large number of Crates Registers, and
Yentilators, large quantity OF Stove Furniture
Kitchen Tinware,
Fancy Painted rinware &c. &c,
Cutlery, Iron Spoons, Ename!led 5S264icepans
Great variety plated and planij<1ed Chatng
Dishes, Tea and Cof'ee-pots,
Tea Trays, Walters, &C., &C.,
l Herrings fire proof Safe.
Store. Fixtures, Desks, and Counting-rooM
Furniture, &c,
For quantities and articles see catalogue.
which will be ready Monday. 18th instant.
Terms: 500 and under cash over that sulaa
credit of30, TO 80 days; notes to be satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
CAROLINE Fl. SKIRVING.
JOHN T. GIVEN, Executors.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE & co.
Washington, sep l6-ts Auctioneecs.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
next Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the U. S. will meet in St. Luke's
Church, in the city of Philadelphia, on Wed
nesday the Ath day of October next at 10
o clock a. N. The meeting will be one Of the
most important in the entire history OF the
American Episcopal Church. In addition to
the question about, the reunion OF the
churches, North and South, according to Dr.
John Cotton Smith, in his reply to the Paste
raj of Bishop Potter, an effort will be made to
introduce new canon, intended to allow the
clergy Of this church more liberal relations with
those Of other denominations. The movement
will meet with vigorous resistance as well as
hearty support The c|ergymen identified
with It are well known for their perseverance
and independence, as well as for q tendency to
controversial discussion, while the course the
Bishop adopted will be supported, it is said,
by the vast body Of the clergy. The return of
delegates from the Southern dioceses Will be
another and still more important feature OF the
coming convention, and there are questions to
be considered which will aid to make the oc-
casion one Of special interest
The Richmond Republic says hen
the COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Confederate
armies goes to work as teacher of youth,
when major generals are following the pillow,
and Judge OF the Court d Appeals OF lrgiala
thinks it not degrading to haul wood to
neightoring town for safe, how can stalWart
young men reconcile il to themselves to eat
the bread Of idleness.
The Odd Fellows are to have a grand de-
monstration of the Order in the City Of Balti-
more, on Wednesday, the Goth inst, upon the
occasion of unwilling the statue of Charity
which surmounts the Wildey Monument, in
that city. Large delegations are expected to
be present from all parts of the United States
and the Canadas.
The potato rot is prevailing in Michigan.
We shall lear Of its prevalence In other places.
But it wont do. The crop is plentiful and fine.
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NEW POTOMAC STEAMER.

The steamer WAWASET leaves Washing
ton every Monday and Thursday IL
mornings, at O clock, for all land-E@G@5=a5;sh
ings on the Potomac, as low as hinsale, on the
Virginia side d Leonardtown on the M Ao, lanG
q. M, on Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving at
Washin gton early in the evening:
MOUNT VERNON.
The WA WASET will hereafter run to Mount
Vernon on Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaV
ing her wharf, at 18th street at ~ a NJ 41d re-
turn at 4 o'clock. }. VAN KID " ~,
THOS. PERRY, Agent, No. 5, S. Union St;
sep l6-2W AleXandrlst, ' q.
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A wel!-ezeouted counterfeit OF the sloo
.o,ono,,nd interest notes, was received at the
Traas 1,rv Yesterday. The counterfeit is calcu
iotod 70 deceive those who receive paper
n ,a without scrutiny. The public should
Ia tno n,,ssrded against them They can be de-
$500 ~ from the original by the paeness OF the
;nl both on the face and en- the back ct the
note. and by imperfectness IN the lettering,
movement has been started to form
national society for Christian work among the
,oassas like that of the Christian Commission
anongst the soldiers, and a convention is to
meet in Cleveland on the 9th OF September
The London Times estimates that wheat IN
ENGLAND will yield rs bushels to the acre, beng
four bushels below the average, POTATOES
Weld unusually we'll. Hay gives the average
crop, and pasturage is abundant.
The Anglo Brazilian Times announces the
departure OF Professor Agasslz tor the valley
of the Amazon.
Tn that part of the State of Alabama which
snreads below Tuscaloosa a correspondent OF
tbe Cincinnati Commercial asserts there are
49,. of Unanimous coal, varying from two to
s;x 9eet in thickness there are also fine beds
% &c ;ron and other ores in Bibb, Benton and
other counties. Magnificent beds OF unsur-
nassed marble are waiting near Ialladega.
One thousand persons were added to the
nonulation Of Great Falls, n. H., in three
weeks by the influx of factory operatives: a.
ike increase has taken place IN other factory
towns.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
$l,o51, 246. .hono
We learn by a St. Louis letter that there
4;sa GOOD deal of activity now in Missouri III
10 10 wa Way Of developing mineral lands.
con Lane is living on his farm near Port
ID doDi Oregon, in very feeble health, having
never recovered from his injury, resulting from
the explosion OF MS gun :a ;
The following Indian tribes h nave We sgp n;faa
treaty # RsaIs V Cpeet tne c S9isa
Cowskns epecas shawnsss Gh0o5aH he
and Shapaws: The treaty was % >0's9lv1 ~ -
18th at Fort Smith
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION II Il f. Fl -

POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LIN E::-
i FOR ALEXANDRIA, WAJHINGTON
O. s. A. Railroad, to Lynchburg.
Steamer EXPRESS, Capt Ryther, and VIM
WHILDIN, Capt. VIM. Riggans,
will leave pier on Light ST., foot ofdVEsEsazsa5za
Barre st., every TUESDAY, and SATURDAY,
at o'clock p. M tor the tn above places ana IN
Returning viii leave Washington every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at 6 O clock
a. M stopping at the usual landings on the river
Through freig hts received every day
For information, freight or passage, apply
to A. Needham & Sons, az, Light st. w MARI,
baltimore; j. Broders s. Co.. No. 3, King St.;
Morgan, Rhinehart & Co., No.
24l T street. Washington, sep l6-tf
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rTYHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. WAS sto-
I len from my stable in the Little Fork
Of the Rappa6an1oee]zz river, near Brandy
Station, a BAY HORSE, II hands high in
thin order, presents raw b0ned appearance:
not shod on his right hind foot, and badly sh0d
on his other feet has white spot, diamond
shape on end Of his nose, about an inch each
way and slight white stripe running up his face
has wart on the top Of his neck about mid
way between his weathers and ears, something
larger than a partridge egg, which looked red
on top, has white marks on his back caused by
the saddle, was branded G. S, lndistinctly or
his left shoulder, and with Q inverted on his
left hip I will give the reward OF Thirty Dol
lars for the horse delivered to me at home or in
a responsible livery stable in AIexandria Va,
LANGDON c. MAJOR,
Brandy Station, Culpeper CO., Va, or.
sep 15-3t B, H. LAMBERT, jr,, Alexa Va.
nor RENT.-The following named WARE
4 HOUSES, in eligible business locations. d.
all in good order, Immediate possession @I34
given: u, -.r,l,,x~ -,r,r~v
The commodious FOUR-STORY BRICK
WAREHOUSE on Union street, two doors
south Of Prince-with counting room.
The TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ad!olC-
ING covered with slate, z--,-,-,
The two THREE-STORY BRICK WARE
HOUSES, fronting on the river, and lying m
rncdiately east of the above named. One VIII
counting rooms fitted up. Apply TO rroor
san 1A-1w Foot Of Prince stree.
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Z OST.-The advertiser. yesterday l42f'. .,'7
Il early lost, on Prince; betTee31 n "{{TS0SZEY
Patrick streets, a PAChA0E ~ ,,cn ~ =, notes
containing Sl10in green6acks; ana ~ iii he
0ftho Farmer Bank of Va The finder WIZ.
most literally rewarded by leaving the l'-o
1T the Gazette office. CLL--~
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TyOR SALE.-TWO HOUSES and LOIS 0.
L Alfred street, Il! feet tront-Mo5e g, %
less and running back 10 feet to t%e4!$4 .i ~
alley, on Gibbon st. Enquire OF john j; 'r-'
112 ROYAL street sep -
The sun., 1865-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.
sEw YORK AND THE VICINITY

EFFECT OF THE PEACE RUMoRs.-Ibe
l,Ate rumors yesterday caused decided ssps,,on
throughout the city. Gold fell sbou, eiyht mar
cent? and general stAgnauon In dry goods and
most other Commodities was tho result oooIs
were not marked down 70 any considerable extent.
merchants feeling disposed to hear somethn No ,nor,
''Iaule regarding the pesce excitement before lat,
'nS their nice prospective profits slip through
ih hngers. Among consumers thi. nav. and
its more substantial gold fruit were gladly ,.c.i,
'i' and visions OF reasonable prices were indul0.d
IN.
THE DRAFT.--A NKw YORK DELEGATION
~ "AshlNdloS'-AonVrrr AT rHH PR,yosr MAR
tuAl's OFFIcEs.-A delss CATION from this s,.te Ar.
mo-" IN Washington, making strenuous effort 10
oAyr the quota o. New York properly Aiiu,,.d
The delegation is composed OF Senators Andrew,
aud Bel, Col. stonehouss tAsGsiAnt Adiutsnt Cen.
rial!' Co, Van Buren, and GEORGE W Blunt ESQ.
"n Monday they had sn interview with the sere-
itfy 4" war who referred them TO Provost Mar
sAai General Fry. They then called upol The lai-
Ten gentleman, but received no satisfactory erpla.
h"u'n OF The subject at issue. subsequently they
h'i an interview with the President and they
have hope that Justice to Nsw York will vat be
a""e' The growing belief that drsh will DO nee.
"-''ry 10 hll the city quot. has e.uscd wonderful
'e-Iee of activity to perVade the several Proves,
h1rahI's othees during the last few d,ya Per
sons who have been wrongfuly snrolied-exenptS.
nhcns and the lke-hAvc swarmed around tho oil .
'eS' for tho purpose of having oorrections m.ie.
fhe business Of this character has been ~ rrea,ly
rcreased' that an additional force Of clerks has
+tr found necessary in each Of the oiiceA
The sun., 1865-02-01
WILLIAM snI RGU

rsG rms DrAIH or IirR ISTANT.-Llst .yenins,
ohcer Crduer Aues,od young girl Of II, named
Annie Kelly, At the residence Of her aunt, in 18Th
street. Y. Y, snd who II appears was deliver d n
female chill on Saturday m ght last, at the rcs-
denc" of relative In South 2l street, Y n and
who II Is alleged, to hide her shame, le IL exposed
In vacant lot near by. where IL was found dead
on sunday morning. Tho Vir', who Ia still very
veal, was sent 10 the hospital ly Coroner Barrett
who viii properly investigate the case
FouSD DrAp.-Nc'tcrdav an unknown man
ared about 20 years was found deal IN his room.
A. 24i South ith street, ED Coroner R,rrctt IN.
vestgaied he case and found this, death h,7 rr.
sued from natural causes. In the 20 kct NJ de.
ceased was 0o-ind care, on which was written,
"P. P,rnai, ca I EnRnc,r"
The sun., 1865-02-01

investigation fs1ed 70 dssect The presence oS pos.,n
10 the systHn. The stomseb sn1 oon,~nts were
given N DR.. Toomss C. Tunol o, Housion STREET,
tor an1lyzatiou, Tho inquest vas postponed un.
vi Friday next. The mcmbers Of Mr. Or. VS. ia
ui.ly and the remainder of Mr.. Morrison'- family
have recovered. and are now enjoying their usuil
health
OBrArNrSo Coon. on FAIsr PRErrScrs.
-lete tive DI~nbury srrved in this city yester.
day afornoon, having In custody Mar wintunitE
anerchant OF Newcastle, Lawrence County, Penn,
whom he h,d arrested on requisiron Issued
by Governor Fenton upon Governor Curtin The
prisoner is charged with having obtained from II.
n. ClAhin a Co., goods valued N slO, t0s 10. bv
means OF fraudulent reTrcsentaiions Tho prison or
reiroscnteh 10 John J Donsldson. . member Of tho
hrrn, IN September last, that he worth n, ,Onn
ana that he was doing a good business. Upon his
reprosentauons the firm sold him go5ds ~ tho
shove amount. Sutsedueutly, a clerk Of the frm
went 10 Newcastle, and hurd .he de'cnSant's store
closed, and In the hands of the Sheriff. Hc also
learned that Wintc-ri'7 hst confessed Judgment to
his brNher In tho sum - az 0no, end thrt his Hs
hiliics m New York were sG?,oon, while his ssse
we're only $4,000. II IL therefore sliesed that tho
approximations Of the pr sono' for the purpose
Of deirauding Clahiu a Co. Justice Do~hng CON.
mitiei him In default %! S2N0l0 lsl
ACCIDENT -Ssmuel Lyons. living At 81
Varck street, while steup,lug - stop runaway
horse IN sulliyAn street, near Droome, WAS run
over and severely Injured a. out the head, ha lslt
eaf beng nearly taken OF He vas tak N n no
New fa't Hospital
FiRr.-About half-past two o'clock yc'i.r1av
m1r'in 're broke out in the stables rear n lp2
pvson street, owned ly CHriius y " Donald A
horse. vi'utd At SlS0 AID owned pv John smith,
Insured
The sun., 1865-02-01
General Intelligence,
fsy rsa to "A. E~ Yo,l sun.

tFitTP CrtusAS ". taken .udds,l- il. while
IN thc 'Pe"p o'Day' in Boston. she tel
~ s're'cher N her ho,el
Save hoy. horn ~ econ ,,n,cal p.r.r,..b.,,ns
81 ont his time and b>en honorably disrh.rgci,
''htrcd mp al The bit. Of bareback b. could md
.-I cnmh brought them home and sold them for
lnE Pope received rom H,v.n. on new years
ny several thc'irsni cigars and not being a
smoker himself he has given hem ali 10 Csncrnl
patton. ' " ~
Az ball at Konrsberp, in Ptuss,,, last month,
N"nhg lady suddenly tainted, and II was amer.
,o,n' proved oy the Doctor who was called upon
:" "lr'het sl1, that her ndEposiiion arose from the
"enoc of arsenic In some green ornaments in hrr
t ana IN The trimmings Of her dross which " ,-.
~ She same color.
lHkhE iHA party Of deserters from the Federal
WI. ,onledcrnto arrn'os wandering through the
''liues east oi ChpTsn River and north ~ Atie.
marc Sound, \ & rphhing tho citizens az tbsir
m nfI and watchs The ladies' of q cir ievrelrv
TVrtNhre snd s"ch other articles as they can con.
Vnieniiy take away.
I'VE Nc" Gran.dian Government IN. liberated
'ho pirates John Bradshaw aud Thoma. ReynoIds
VINO were arrested on thoir way in conn vance
win others to take forchlc possession of one ~ tho
nali rnlA steamers. The trihunal has declared
s',. ~ ho gov'rnment las no right to iuhict any
punishment, although they confessed taeir inton.
Noni and they have therefore been liberated
rupvr of,,o
v.n,,,b Ia, 80 'oss'S Inst were ready at sa-
w. Nte ieporied to have tecn detained, and IN.
"'"mer Commander which got under way, los,
let INnuer' anu pnt in at Fortress M1n-oo. II ia
n'N shhou ced that ten or twelve vessels viii sail
together, under convoy. and they Are 10 br,no
>O"u' e'o" bales OF cotton
I'm. ,s,o,.,oo -, r.-,,..
.yii,ncc.i I, ,ho ,.,, us'sn 'ho'1ry operatives II
-, .,,o1 70 ~ s"niluy OF uoy IN hanches-
toll,v1s. aI,a..J - ~. iASt uonlh dcPosed A.
. ho,I h,,, t,'- w. @po' i Jesus Sntst A. the church
u,ms d. no, Lno o"s ',nre Mnt We iorSot about
wonderful thinss, or how lie was killed. and have
ho' h,srd OF Noah and the flood. jesus made tho
nu oIlu ~ SIX uays Tho Queen has q name II is
-'inO''
PRIZE mill between Jack Hickey Of Ma. yo,l
city and Mike Ford Of Uoostck. t,mo ~ -,
two mile from Waterford, \. Y. on Frid, Az I..,
The fight took pl,ce in a h.rn, but was eon9uct1d
In strict conformity with Tie rules nj the n rba
mill lasted abou, twenty minute. J"r-n ~, ~ tne
,imr ten rounds were fought L. ended In . drny
Ford was bao " punished and Hickey Wa. al,not
untouched, Wby tbe h.,,l, - -. e''"u" a. %
stated. wv
The sun., 1865-02-01

'nao', bn, beop sentenced 10 be hung on John.
- 3 t-iant, Ohio, Fobusry 18th.
a,v. Henry Ward Reeober delivered loc,ur.
at evening at the sSyland Insutu.e, baltimore
~ of N, fund tor tie Moral and Educ.tion.l
'Hnroveneni cf tho colorcd psopls. The immen.s
sa'' was densoly packed, and ,hsr. v.s sre., en-
'nH'ihSrn. Chief Justice Chs.s and s-cro,.ry
Won camo ur from Washington ,o attend N.
t'-t-c
H'aF h'rtfS the young woman from Chicago.
"'' 'no' 10 death Andrew J. Burroughs q Clerk
~ NC ONCE Of the Comptroller o. Currency q,
"A''hng'on' on Monday afternoon, in tho Tre..
t'J building, has lean edged in j. II appear,
ron the testimony tha, .ho stated W Mr.. Mecul.
."uSh' the Comptroller, that deoessed had vlol.,ed
u" marriage engagement with her. betrayed he,
ron home and friends and placed her In /. hou.,
~ iIl-fame ard Tbs. therefore She had de,ern,n.i
Npon this decd
The sun., 1865-02-01

The citizens Of the Third Ward having, prsviou.
TO the Slss of December lss', furnished more rec.
yenr recruits Than any other War, snd therefore
received the benefit ~ years Of credit, worked
themselves out Of thc draft, with snpn surplus
IN reserve for the next call. The number Of men
enlisted in all the wards nee the 8st uit. Is abou,
one hundred, which viii be deducted from tho total
figures rs above given.
REJECTION or THE BROOKLYN FIRE Dr.
rAErNISr-A' the meeting Of tee Commissioned IS
and Bosri Of Appeals u the Western District, held
on MondA' night it wss finsily determined 70 re-.
ducc tie Fire DrPar,mor, by dishandlng Ea.'ine
Coz NJ. 10 II, lG sui 90, and Hose Co.'S No. H.
IL and 10. The original number of members was
lbs; ; number Of apparatus, 90. A reduced.
there are Laos member, and IS apparatus, with
the prosro,t q \ su'l further reduction. Much
disss,sfocton is expressed by the d.bnudod con.
pNnieg.
The sun., 1865-02-01
DENTISTRY v.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
hTee'h extracted without pain, or no charge Be.u.
tiu teeth inserted, - each Teeth hled VI h ce-'
!. NlLLARS, lb5 ,'tnnd IT,. tlocks IRON Bro,d-
wAv. 4tr
REM TIFTL AND TNEFt I-TFLTH OY
iSsvcr soi, y 20 - each tooth. rhc.T full sni.
as 10 80. Teeth ev'ff ted slthout min, ~ 6iieJ
with rod or other hinrt, ~ cts upEaIds. All c,ses
warranted. By lIr. II. lLLEEs, 70 BVery, opro-its
the old Ihchtic. so
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
In Paris, warranted ~ yeAIt.--A splendid NIL set
for >, usual pFice sla nc.' sets rl5 usual price
IN cheap ret- tG. Teeth extracted without pain
ur. MIChA, y, French ben ist, SIS Ave q, near iLh
street. 84i