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BREYET APPOINTMENTS.

Among the brevet appointments recently
made are Brigadier Gen. Joshua L. Chamber
lain, of the First Division, Fifth Army Corps,
to be Major General by Brevet, and Col. H.
W. Perkins, Adjutant General of the late
Twentieth Army Corps, to be Brigadier Gen
eral by Breyet. As an especial mark of ap-
probation of the gallant services rendered by
Gen. Chamberlain during the closing campaign
and in Virginia, in which he was thrice
wounded, General Grant ordered the appoint
nient to date back to March goth, the day of
the battle of Quaker Road, which was the
initiative of that grand and successful cam
paign. General Chamberlain was selected,
it will be remembered, as tine officer to re-
ceive the actual surrender of Lees army,
which stacked arms in front of his division.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM TENNESSEE.

Good Effect of President Johnson's Policy.
NASHVILLE, July 21.-Eleven bushwhackers
We're captured i'll Hamlin county. and will be
brought in to-day, and will be severely dealt
with r.
The timely endorsement by President } ohm
son of Gov. Brownlow's course relative to the
approaching election, has greatly cooled the
excitement caused thereby. Arrangements
will be made to compel submission to THE
laws.
The Crane and Ferguson trial is progressing
slowly The testimony for the pl osec ution
still occupy both courts, and is very damaging
to the accused.
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TEE CRoPs.-The monthly report (June and
JULY OF Commissioner Newton, gives an
encouraging showing of the condition of the
crops throughout the country promising an
abundant harvest. Rust and the chinch bug
have injured the quality and amount of the
wheat crop in some localities, but 1t is beloved
that the general crop VIII be sufficient to yield
q large amount for expectation. The present
warm and moist weather is bringing forward
the corn crop in the most satisfactory manner
The oat cropis everything that could be de-
sired. The potato has been injured By anew
ensny. in the shape OF . large beetle, which
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TESTIMONIALS FROM SWITZERLAND

: st IILETLAN ID,
There was to-day laid before the State De-
Dartment two large and handsomely bound VOL
unes OF manuscript, sent TO this country by
Mr.. Fogg. our Minister to Switzerland, under
date of June Goth, which contain the originals
of the official addresses of the Governments of
twenty lone Cartons. and numerous Munich
palities, Communes, Associations, Schools. &C.
expressing the universal JOY occasioned in
Switzerland by the success of our arms in the
late war, and the no less universal sorrow oc-
casioned by the assassination at Mr. I.incoin
These bear over twenty thousand signatures.
including all the members of the Federal Conn
Gil, and most of the lie aiding civil, military and
cantonal officers, and very many teachers
clergymen. and private citizens In truth. saws
Mr.. Fogg, they comprise the aggregate and
congregated voice Of all Switzerland. whose
ing the long, dark struggle just ended
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NATIONAL BANKs.-The following National
Bank have been created dnring the past week:

NATIONAL BANKs.-The following National
Bank have been created during the past week:
Second N. b. ofLeavenworth, Kansas, 100000;
Frederick N. b. Maryland, S150,0OO; N. Il. OF
Rutland, VT, S30O,00tt Traders Bank of Port
land, Me, S250,0O0; National State Bank of
Newark, N. J., $G00,O00; First N. b. of Rush
Vile, Ill. s65,UO0; Vincennes N. B., Indiana,
S20O,0OO; n. b. of South Reading, Mass,
100000 Rushville N. b. Indiana, 800, 900:
National Branch Bank of Madison, Indiana.
100000; NJ b. Whitestown, N. Y, S120o0o:
Union N H. OF Frenchtown, N. j.. S113,35G;
Phoenix n. B., r. l., S65,OOO; National City
Bank New York, s1,O6O,OO Waterbury N B.
Vermont, $4,000 National Unidilla Bank New
York, S150,COO; National City Bank Of Ottowa,
Ill, 100000; Citizens n. B. of Jeffersonville,
Ind $4,000; Exchange ". Ii. of Columbia
Mo-, 100000; Charlottesville N. Il. Va, 500. OeO
Everett n. b. Boston, Mass, S2OO,OOO; Second
n. =. HliisdaIe, Mich, 100000; Farmers N.
idenee, r. l., s1,437, $50; N. B. State of New
York, S2,GO0,0OO; National Fulton county Bank
OF Gloversyille, N. Y, $4,000; First NJ b. of
Fairfield, Iowa, $4,000; Waikiki n. Il. Middle
ton, N. Y, S175, 600.
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Affairs i'm Georgetown.

THE MARKET-The business in the new
market presented a very lively and encourag-
ing appearance this morning. The neat and
cleanly arrangement of the stock upon the
stalls, invites the purchaser looking for the
best the market affords. The prices of meats
and pro luce differ but little from those Of the
Washington market. ..f
CANAL.-The arrivals since yesterday arc
nineteen, all withcoal, consigned follows
Consolidation Co, Ill tons; Cumberlan Co,
$3.50 tons; Central Co., lo91i tons, Borden Co,
BPS. IL tons; American Co, 1882 tons; Swanton,
los tons. Departed--Nineteen boats, light.
THE RIvER.-The water, in consequence OF
heavy rains in the upper country, has been
muddy during the past week or ten days, put
ting a temporary stop to the sport of the Wal
tonians, who delight in clear water to catch
perch at the falls. 1t is now clearing little,
and unless heavy rain should intervene, it
will soon be in good order for fishing.
PoRT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
+. G.. Knight. Mason, from Philadelphia;
steamer A. sC. Sinners, Knox, from Philadel-
pnia. Cleared-Bark Eagle, Robinson, Balti-
more; barges b. Franklin, Mccarthy, New
York q. r. Sullivan, Swartwout, New York;
S. Warren, Sharp, New York; sloop Fairplay,
Hall, Cone River; schooner NJ. Hunter, Orr,
Portland.
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The Haytien Insurrection,

NEW YORK, July 22-The latest intelligence
from Hayti shows the Instruction to be still
confined to Cape Hayden. The Government
is able to take that city, but desires to spare the
effusion of blood, which would be necessary
in a direct attack. President Getfrard has is
sued proclamation to his people, assuring
the insurgents is sham. He offers amnesty to
the inhabitants of Cape Hayden, and urges
them to expel the rebellious leaders. Part of
Cape Haytien is now in 4 state of blockade.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
The following appointments OF Assistant AS
SCISSORS of Internal Revenue have been made by
the President:
Illinois, j. L. Smith, Sd District; 5. NJ.
MeCotter 1st District, 9TH Division. Virginia,
]. W. Woetry, I'd District, 5th Division; 5.
Bigelow, I'd District, 9th Division; q. Dixon
Sd District, Sd Division; G.. w. Rock, 1st Dis
trict, list Division; H. Pride, LIST District, 10Th
Division. New York. A. n. Leaman, Isl DIS
trict, 9Th Division; T. Haughton, 18th Distrlct,
5th Division: G. klinck, 21st District, Atm d.
vision. Maryland, w. II. Burdick, Sd District,
9th Division. Iowa, s. Hackley, Sd District,
9th Division. Kentucky, J. w. Mitchell, 9th
District, 5th Division. Massachusetts,, A. +.
Sargent, 9th District, 10th Division. Indiana,
S. C. Waite, 9Th District, 18th Division. Louis
lana, ]. Dalyers, LIST District, 14th Division; j.
Joiners, LIST District Goth Division; ]. Van
Trough, 1st District, Dist DivisiOn +. Doyle, LIST
District, 23d Division; J. B. SHREDDER, LIST Dis
trict, 23d Division. California, g. ID. Fiske,
5th District, It'll Division. Indiana, Il. +.
Hicks Sd District. Territory of New Mexico
A. Morrison. Missouri, r. Salisbury, 9th Dis
trct; H. Turner, 9th District, I'd Division; j. b.
Bryan, 9th District, 3d.Division; G.. w. Brock
enridge, 9th District, 4th Division; a. J. Barr,
9th District, 5th Division; j. T. Ross, 9th Dis
trict, 9th Division; j. A. Wordsworth, 9th
District, 9TH Division; ]. Severance, 9th Dis
trlct, sth Division; o. Garwir, 9th District, 9th
Division; III. p. Druiham, Sd District, 2d
Division.
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SThere was another Government sale of
Savannah and Sea Island cotton in New York,
on Thursday, over eight thousand three hun
large attendance of BUYERS, and the bid ling
was lively. The terms were payment in gold
the gold dollar being reckoned equivalent to
one dollar and forty two cents in Government
paper currency. Middling fair Savannah
cotton sold for thirty seven and half Gel
per pound, middling for thirty three and a
quarter to thirty three and a half, and Ordinary
1or twenty three and a quarter cents. First
quality Sea Island brought eighty six aud a
halt cents,
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The Pirate Shenandoah.

Boston, July pa private letter by the
last mail from Australia states it was rumored
at Melbourne that the pirate Shenandoah was
cruising off the coast of New Zealand. An
American three masted schooner, recently
burnt near that coast, was supposed to have
been DESTROYED by her.
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destroys the,leaves Of the potato. tomato and
other vegetables. The recent weather has
been 80 favorable that the injured plants have
rapidly recovered, SO that the present prospect
az "a good potato yield is promising. The
abundance Of pastures has increased the
amount 6f cheese and bntter. The hay crop is
the largest>yst raised. Fruits are not so uni
frmly good. ~The canker worm, Sc we're frosts
and wet weather have been unfavorab,f N
many localities. The Eastern and Middle
States are more fortunate, and there the fruit OF
ali kinds are in good condition
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INCREASED PAY.-The distribution of the
extra compensation to clerks in the Treasury
Department at Washington, voted at the last
session of Congress, has been made by the Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury. The salaries Of audi
tors or heads of bureaus, are increased from
$1,000 10 $4,000 chief clerks from $1,000 to
$500 and S2,700; fourth class clerks from 81 500
TO 81 30C third class clerks from 81 900 to SleOO
The first and second classclerks get noln crease
Of pay, and very naturally feel sore about it,
fep York Times,
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PARDONS

Among the petitions for pardon yesterday
were those of the rebel General Jeff. Thomp.
son, of Mo-; Ex-U. S. Senator johnson, of
Ark Gen. Deas, of Ala; Thos. M. Jones,
member of the rebel Congress from Tennessee;
Gen. Joseph A. Lewis, of KY; and J. L. Orr,
formerly Speaker of the U. S. House of
REPRESENTATIVES.
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The I1exicans have some large ideas OF
the Union force which is to occupy Texas
One Mexican journal says, beef has been con-
tracted for equal to the supply Of an army Of
3O0,000 men. The Mexicans are expecting big
things from the occupancy, but il their expec-
tations rest On calculations like the above,
of United States troops in Texas will not ex.
coed 2O,COO
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APPOINTMENT OF PosTMAsTERs-The fol.
lowing appointments of Postmasters were
made Yesterday afternoon:
At fredericksburg, Virginia, Charles Will
liams; at charlottesville, Virginia, Henry Mas
at Miiledgeviile, Georgia, Pleasant M. Comp
ton; at Macon. Georgia, J. II. r. Washington
at Huntsville, Alabama, Henry Barham; al
Montgomery, Alabama, W. J. b;bb; at Tren.
ton. N. j., Joshua Jones, re-appointe,:; at New
Brunswick, N. j., John T. Jenkins, reap
pointed; at Hoboken, N. j., Gordon Farmer,
re-appointed.
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~ The Army Of the Shenandoah is virtual.
ly discontinued. The 18th Pennsylvania cav
airy have taken their departure for home from
Winchester. There are now no troops left in
the valley but one year men. The guerrillas
are represented as having totally disappeared,
and the people are diligently employed in rails
probably be no troops left IN the valley, except
at Winchester.
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THE ANDERsONyILLE PRISON

1t was stated in the Star, a short time since,
that an officer of the Government had been
sent to Andersonyille, Ga, to investigate the
charges of cruelty practiced upon Union pris-
oncrs, with view to prosecuting the perpe-
traitors. That officer, Major f. S. Osborn, of
the Bureau of Military Justice, returned yes
terday, and his report was to-day placed on
file in the office Of Judge Holt Capt Webb,
commandant of the prison, has been arrested,
and committed to the Old Capitol prison.
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nSA number of our contemporaries are giving
considerable space to what is called ssunpub-
lished correspondence between Generals Sher.
man and Halleeh,'' laid before the Committee
on the Conduct of the War. The correspond
some time ago.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT

The Secretary OF the Navy, the Assistant
Secretary, Mr.. Fox, and the Chief Clerk of the
Navy Department, MI. Faxon, on yesterday
occupied the apartments provided for them in
the new building recently added to the De.
partment. The rooms are very spacious, and
elegantly furnished, and much moro suitable
for their present use than those hitherto occu-
v,;aI
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SECRETARY SEWARD'S FAMILY
The Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Clar-
ence Seward, left Washington last evening for
York, for the purpose OF accompanying to this
city the absent members of the family of Sec
rotary Seward. He is expected to return on
Monday
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pAROLED.

The President has directed the release on pa
role, with permission to return to Georgia of
the Rebel General Phillip Cook, a prisoner of
war in the department Of Major General Hart
t,,A
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~ london, with population Of two and a
hail NH, IONS, is admirably governed for about
sI2,o0Ooo = wear. Paris, with a population of
million and - half, is kept in pr rfect order
for about siO,oa,t 600 per annun.. But New
York, which has a NJ, "ulation OF only eight
hundred thousand, pays about Sl',oo0,oO0
wear
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CURRENcY.-The national currency issued
during the week ending July 22d amounts to
S3,7s7 $780, making total of S157, 9O7, 665 now in
circulation. ..s. rre
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~ City Point will no longer be a military
depot, as the post has been broken up and the
Quartermaster ordered to report in Richmond
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RELEASED,

By direction of the President all prisoners of
war, including the rebel Generals, are to be
released ON parole upon taking the oath of
allegiance.
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~ Hon. H S. Dawes, a Republican MEM
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, has made
q speech sustaining and endorsing President
Johnson's policy.
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A GREAT SALE
We invite the public in general to attend our
sales every day, consisting of
CHINA. GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE.
PLATED, TIN, AND WOODEN WARE
and rytbing usually found in first class house
furnishing store. We name in part sets of French,
English and Stone China Ware; Toilet Sets, Nap
pys, &c; Goblets, Wines, Champagnes, Beer, Ale,
Whisky and Table Glasses, Fruit Jars. Preserve
Dishes Fish Globes. Butter Dishes. Celery Dishes,
Candy Jars. Syrup Bottles and Decanters, &C. To.
gether with large assortment of
FRENCH CHINA TOYS,
consisting Of Vases, Fancy Mugs, &c.
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
such as Spoons, Table Knives. Casters of all pat
terms and prices Together with Lamps Chande.
liers and Gas Fixtures Great inducements offered
Call at SIG street between 10th and 18th.
jy 2I-lm j. r. FOLEY, Proprietor.
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GRAVEL RooFSl GRAVEL ROOFS

Practical Fire and Water Proof Composition
and Gravel Roofers.
Roofs put on in the best manner.
Roofing Materials always on hand.
Office 426 Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th
And 7th SITS. north, Washington, d. C. IS I-6t'
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Scarcity of Food in Georgia and Alabama

LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-The commandant Of
this post has been instructed to stop transpor-
tation of refugees to Georgia and Alabama on
account of the scarcity of food in those States.
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... NATIONAL DEPOSITORY.
The Alton National Bank, of Alton, Illinois,
has been created United States depository.
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QY w. L. WALL Il co, Auctioaeers.
ID South corner Penna. av. and Ninth stree


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, July 18th, inst. com,
mencing at 10 O'Clock we will sell at the residence
of a gentleman No. $50 street, between Sd and
IA streets all his Household Furniture, embracing
Very Superior ParlOr Furniture
Mahogany Cane Parlor Chairs,
Centre and Side Tables,
Arm and Side Chairs,
Curtain Shades, Mirrors,
Mantle Ornaments. &C.,
Dining Room Furniture
Glass and Crockery ware, Cutlery, &c &c
Chamber Furniture, consisting of
Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands,
Excellent Feather Beds,
Pillows, Bolsters and other Bedding,
Kitchen Furniturei Cook Stove and Cooking
Utensils
VIM T, WALL A. CN Au~ta
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SoLD.-The Republican was badly taken in
and done for yesterday to the extent OF copy
ing without guile the Richmond Republic
startling account of the deoomposed body of
Lynn G. Doyle (Linseed Oil y being found Ia
barrel at a druggists in that city.
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ALEX ANDRIA NEws,-rhe Alexandria IA.

ALHx ANDRIA EEwsr-The Alexandria Ga
zetts Of 1 thursday contains the following
The negroes are leaving the farmers in thu
Northern Neck Of Virginia in la &c numbers
and coming up to Washington. Only n few
are rctnrnmg, The steamboats, take OF forty
TO fifty from several of the landings once or
twice 8 week. On some Of the large farms
only two tLtree of the former sprI,lnts re.
main, and they are generally women ann chill
dren. ..
The corn crop in the Northern Neck Of Var
ginia is very promising, and is nEepy, IN AFRO
portion TO the quantity planted, 10 'produc, \
more abundant yield than usual
1t is currently reported in Fauquier county
that Colonel ]. 5. Mosby, of Warrert6u il 10
be the candidate of the sou thern portion OF sla
9TH Congressional district for Congress, pro-
viding Governor Smith, who claims it, can bs
got out Of the way. 1t is further rumCred that
the Governor viH be shortly ont Of the aody.
II is understood that John Scott, Eyu- of
Fauquier, is writing the life of Colonel Mosby,
and that he will be made ont equal to Ma1on.
Of South Carolina, of Revolutionary histoTI-
alexandria Journal.
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ATTENTION is called 10 the announcement
elsewhere of the picnic of the Northern Liber-
ties Association at Analostan Island on Mon
day next. A very pleasant time is expected.
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LNOR RENT-ROOMS, with or without BOARD
y at 173 I'd street west. jy2 O-3tt
ROARD.-Firstc class Table Board can be had at
- AIS Sth ST., near G.. Reference, my present
DOarders. je26 lm*
TABLE BOARD at S25 month, $50 street,
between 10th and 18th streets. Also, two fur
nished ROOMS let, suitable for two or more gem
tlemen. Jeff
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MOSQUITO BARS.
4s2 SEVENTH STREET.

Guaranteed to be the simplest, cheapest, and mox
effective MOSQUITO Bar ever invented, forming Q
perfect protection against Mosquitoes, Flies. Sc.
for night or day.
Cali and examine them, together with q large
stock of WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES,
and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS, TAS-
Sells. &C, at ROTHR0CkS,
lie sO-lm $50 7th st :, opposite Paid ut Once.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Hsh eafa At ss ias Rss T.
viii be Ibcra1ly rewarded by leaving them atssNo
So betyssP q d. and Asts
@1 n REWARD-strayed or stolen, on the 2lst
,1IU inst, about q. m, one dun COLI, be.
reward ps viii be paid MON It's return to PAfRiSKs
MgNROE, East Capiterst st., bet. Lincoln Hospital
- County, @-I hereby certify that Christopher
hs ing e. srU "
inand for said county this 10Th day Of July, in the
year 1855, as strays, TWO MULES, found on Water
dark brown No 'sa6. They are both marked
with the Letter on the meek a ,ot d.v 1u ,ss,
So, nv. BUCKLEY, Jmsrice Peace
The owners of the above mules will please come
VIZ K ds sS'S'saf
IRON GRAY HORSE, about out Is Is hands high
The owner d is requested to prove RG9peIty pay
between 4th and 5th streets jy 2l-3t"
C1O .REwARD-Strayed away. on the 10th
y IL instant: red COW, with calf, having long
sh h
sfss .sHis W" No. = gsS street, sisR na
&1O REWARD-strayed away Saturday,
spl " sth instant, two C0Ws..ene red, with left
Cows to 10 q street Georgetown, e., viii will
re i " the above reward JANE A. JONES.
$50 last night bstw IN; one
Will be given if returned On Maryland avenue (nesr
Gang ssEry f eRd
Il POCKET. BOOK, containing valuable papers.
turning the Pocket book, with the papers, to the
Shs N Be- asEys retain the snf
Badensburs. July 20, 1865, jysl,sts
the TG THE HE
Of Yieksbnre, Miss, for fifteen bales Of cotton
tSs h ee ss n esyng sna h inc e As
Pay Rolls extra duty service on the delivery Of
said envelope and papers at Room No. 30 Euro
pean Hotel No. 212 Penn. avenue;
j. N-It Attorney at Law.
$50 aT6H ~ s9 haa. e Sfd Res SAsk
was lost on the night of the 18th inst. The above
IL $50 'rs ,sy
FoUND-0n, Ont the .Premises of the subscriber, a
penses the same will be delivered to the owner. In
auire q subscriber, ID house on right hand side
from city on old Bladensburg road
jy cost" W. T. COGGESHALL.
T OST-Gn Monday night the 18th instant, from
county. Md, a large Bay MARE, white mark near .
the left shoulder, caused by the saddle; little.
reward will be paid if returned to MICHAEL :
CpLHANE, Colligton, Prince Georges county,
COX REWARD.-Strayed or stolen. from the
DZC pasture of the undersigned. on the morn
ing of The 10th inst: very large BLACK HORSE:
Any person returning the said property to No. 50
Louisiana avenue, he will receive the above reward.
jy lS-1w" CHARLES SHELTER
E0gND-A large Bay MARE, 15l1 hands high /
The owner can have the same, by paying ex-r
penses, on application'to :.
CORNELIUS ]. WHIGAM. !
Jy IL eo3tf 312 street, Bank Rest
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VREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.
STORE FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT.
JULIUS SYCEL,
421 SEVENTH STREET,
Is offering his entire Stock at and below cost,
account of moving back to his old stand in
Richmond, Va The following is list of his stock
FRENCH LAWNS
All colors ALPACA,
Fine DELANES.
MOSAMBIQCES, all styles
All styles CALICOS
Fine qualities Of CASHMERE. for Men and
Bsys' Wear.
LINEN GOODS of all kinds.
HOOP SKIRTS, all styles ~
SILK CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, SILK CIR
CULARS.
BLACK SILK. all qualities.
All colors KID GLOVES, Is cents a pair
BleaChed and Brown COTTONS.
FLANNELS, GINGHAMS.
SHAWLs, all kinds and qualities
And various other Goods too numerous to men
ton, which must be sold within three weeks.
NOTICE.-The possession of the store will be
given in three weeks
For further particulars inquire at
J. SYCELS.
V 2l-a 421 Seventh street
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BOARDING..

E'OR RENT-With or without BOARD i'll pri-
yate family, large, well furnished, I'd story
of bath. Also, a sd story front ROOM. Apply I12
I'd street west between and L streets north.
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