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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
;-THR DRAFT IN GEoRaBTowN.-Tl

nFTHa DRAFT h In G ss,Reii sIo~N.IIhs
org spised and is Tow fairly s'--....ed
Forty dollars. pa. .o,s in iussailments previous
TO the DR. {. will undoubtedly protect every mem
There will be 10 Getting of the Association every
WEDNESDAY EVENING. at " o'ei"ck' az the
Bridge. where aud when all the resident. OF
Georgetown Ii ghth and Ninth sub oistrict' VINO
wish to do so may become members OF me AsSo-
citation
The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
install ments
All interested are carr sty invited to come ana
hello themsel .es; the time is short ana delay -
~ GEO HILL, JR. Prasiasne
ED. SHOEMAK RR gecretary tan Aim
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DIED IN 7Rn OLD CAPITOL PRISON.

Miss Mollie McDonough, OF Charlestown,
Va, who was arrested in that place about
three months ago by the military authorities,
upon the charge of being connected with the
murder of Capt. E. NJ. Buchanan, who was
killed in that place on the 9th Of September,
died in the Old Capitol Prison yesterday, OF
arrested aa the principal In the murder. is still
in the Old CAPITOL.
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FROM Up RIVER.

Parties from Sharpsburg and Hagerstown,
Maryland, say that some uneasiness exists In
Western Maryland owing to reported move
ments of rebel troops in the valley, and the ap-
pearance OF Rebel scouts along the river, some
of whom it is said, have crossed the river, and
are scouting in Pennsylvania.
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New York stock Market-Ftzss Beard.

(By the Peoples Line-Ofice 51,sNinth street. ]
INV YORK, Jan. l6.-U. .: 1884, coupon 6's,
MY; u 52es li9; ,s Oernncs ssS OF Inds6t.
Erie, six; Aassoa River. ioex; Rssdi.s, iisa;
Michigan 0enusl, liz; ,a MieAaEsa Southern;
asn. Cleveland and Toledo. lA9k; CAicagolaud
Rock Island, lOa X, Milwaakte aad Prairie du
Chien, as; Pittsbnrg, Fora Wayns and Chica-
and Northwestern. 3sA; Quicksilver, 90.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
mond-The Steamer Nellie Stephens
GuerriIlax on the Mississippi.

UueTFII1HS On Vut IvIISSfSSIPPT'
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The Morning Star,
from New Orleans on the 9TH has arrived.
A Morganzia dispatch OF the 2sth, to the New
Orleans Era, states that General Ullman has
received information that the pirate Semmes
had succeeded In crossing the Mississippi
river. at Tnnica Bend, on the night Of the 9th,
en- route to Richmond. The gun boats had pre-
viously been advised that the pirate would at
tempt crossing, but he easily escaped their
attention.
The steamer Mollie Stephens was guerrillaed
at Tobbets Stone, on the Mississippi river, on
the cath instant, and robbed OF all the whiskey
and money on board, and thea released.
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sENTENCESO OF MILITARY COMMISSIONS.
The War Department has issued an order
prohibiting, under pain Of dismissal from the
service, any oficer from giving information
concerning the sentence Of civilians by military
commissions before tho sentence shall have
been executed,
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ARRIVALS

General Seth Williams; until recently Adju-
tant General Of the Army Of the Potomac, and
now Inspector General on the stan Of General
Grant Of tbs armies operating against Rich.
mond, Is In town, en- route to his home, ON a
brief leave of absence. General Bragg, com.
manding division before Petersburg, 10 also
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IOHN l.. SMITH a Co.
y 3. Claims Agents and Re4l Estate Brokers,
corner of 9Th street and Market Space,
Two FRAME HOUSES, two stories high, four
One lar re three story BRICK DWELLING, With
store room loo feet deep In BUSINESS part Of the
city. 2-ss ~s .-,-. r,.s
One large COZ ner Let, with two BRICK HOUSES
the con, sut BILE for o restaurant.
Also for sale
jan 2-:ts
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u r flCI A l. .
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, Jan IS, 1865
The President dir cts the undersigned to per-
form the painful day OF annou uc cling to the
people Of the United States that Ed ward Eve.
rett, dis tinguished not more by learning and
eloquence than by unsurpassed and disinter-
ested labors Of Patriotism, at q period of po.
litical disorder, departed this life at O'clock
this morning. The several Executive De.
partments OF the Government will cause ap.
propriate honors to be rendered to the memory
of the deceased, at home and abroad, wherever
the national name and tnority are acknoWl-
edged. WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Saora.nrv af State.
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RETURN TO WASHINGTON HON P2ANoIs
P. BLAIR

r. BLAIR.
This gentleman arrived at the NAVY Yard a.
2 o'clock 90 minutes this afternoon, on tba
U. S. steamer Don, alag. ship of the Potomac
Flotilla.)
On the Don coming into the dock, Com.
mander Carr went on board and escorted Mr.
Blair to private carriage.
Nothing was known on board OF the Don a.
to the result OF his mission to Richmond, but it
was observed by some that Mr.. B., on tho
passage up, was in remarkably good humor
which fact will no doubt be considered nv
some as signifying that his mission met with
fair success.
The Don, 1t will be remembered, left the
yard a week ago Saturday, and it was then
said that she left here under special orders.
and it is probable that Mr.. Blair went down
on her. At any rate the Don was at Aiken,s
Landing, on the James river, on MONDAY Last.
and remained until Saturday last
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Terrible Explosion.

BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. 16-The boilers in
the Pioneer Mechanics shop In this city. burst
this morning. The sagine house is a com plete
wreck. Four dead bodies have be 81 taken out
of the ruins. Three more are stu in them.
The loss is estimated At @25 600.
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COLLECTOR OF GEoRGErowN.-J.A Magru-
der was To-day confirmed by the Senate as
Collector of Customs for the District OF George.
town.
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substituted, probably one of the engines re-
Gently CONS leted at the machine shop.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Ed Hsnker, OF
the Commodore Reed, which has had a thor
oBgh overhauiing and is now nearly ready for
service, arrived this morning, after a short
leave OF absence, and is much improved la
was mcst enth u iastirally received by the crew
Of the Read, who cheered him Justify.
CORRECTION OF THU EsRoLLxEsr.-T
names OF the following parties were strickea
fom the enrol ment list to. day:
Ftrst Sub Dtstrtct.-tseo. A. Papier, ph ysioS
disability; 1ohn Carson. do; Geo. E. Baker.
Pennsylyania James NJ Major, under aSeS
Patrick Hempsey, over age; T. Weaver. en-.
Tolled IN Pennsylvania.
achusetts.
Fourth Sab. Disirict-John Brock, over aga;
S p. Thurston, enrolled in Massachusetts.
ability.
.sizih Sab Observation-Disclosures T Wright, under
Srrenm SUB Di.tict.-Louis Webb. now In
service.
Eighth Sub District Freeman N. Blake, en-.
rolled In Kansas.
Tweltth Sub Distrtct.-W. A. Mansfield, en-.
rolled IN Maryland.
GoNR TO ALBANY. Last week, Mr.. Beaia,
en- OF the Jail, sent to Albany twelve pris-
oBers sentenced to various terms in the Alba
~ nenitentiary. in charge OF Mr.. Fayman and
w., her officers, aud after a short trip they
wers da,, erred safely In the hands of General
pilshn,v go, 'rintendent of the prison. Among
the nr,soners san, was Maxwell, convicted Of
mansIanehter in kiln Condncter Gilbert in
February last, and rnter& ed 10 TWO years Inn
prisonment. There were eign. oiaoks and Tour
whites In the party.
SERIOUS ACCOMPLISHMENTS morning
Frauk Hutton, q boy OF five years OF age, con
OF Dr. Hutton, passing Eear the heavy sign
hoard of Tuber'e Bakery, on AZ street, 10 the
9TH Ward, was vefy seriously injured, BY tbs
sign being blown down by the stormy wind,
and falling upon him. He vas attended by
DIR. Morgan, who discovered the fracture OF
several bones.
THE DRAFTED MEE.-The casss OF the fol-
lowing drafted men. all OF the First Sub. Dis
trict, wore disposed Ct by tie Board OF Enroll.
Hent TO day:
James COttir CHAM, pm ysieal disability; w.
n. Harrison, acceptad; Robars Silibay. w. II.
H. BARCLAY, and James H. Dyer, physical dis
ability.
THE SUNDAY LAw.-Ths police are under
orders to execute the Sunday Ia w strictly, and
appear TO ba obeyiug the order faithfully. This
morning warrants were issued for violations
Of this Ia " by keeping open places Ct BUSINESS
yesterday.
DRAPED IN MoURNINa.-The vaI,ons De-.
parts OF the Government, and Riggs Banking
House are being draped in mourning shls AZ
ternoon. in respect to the memory OF the lato
Hon. Edward Everett.
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War Department, Adjatant General, oae.. 3,

Washington, d. c., Jan. is, 1856.
General Orders No. An obedience to the or.
der Of the President direct that appropriate
honors be rendered to the memory of the late
Edward Everett, the offices OF the War De-
partment will be draped with the usual in
sigma OF mourning, and will this day be closed
to the public; and all military posts, forts, and
arsenals will display their fags at half-staf
during the day following the receipt OF this
order. By order of the Secretary Of War.
W. "A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adiutsnt Generai
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DISMISSED THE SERVICE.

Capt. r. L. Orr, 6lst Pennsylvania volun-
GERS, Assistant Commissary OF Musters, ID
division, 6tn corps, has been dismissed the
service for violating the mastering regula.
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Admiral Porter on Gen. Butler.

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-The Herald has IN alb.
stract OF Admiral Porter's criticism OF Gen.
Buffers failure to captare Fort Fishax. He
says the fort laid at our mercy until lac tho
dered when troops marched up anG shaving
oDaned fire
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CAPTAIN MOORE,s OFFICI

CAPTAIN MOOREB OFFICE,
Captain J. y. Fury, OF the Quartermaster
Generals Office, has been temporarily placed
In charge OF Captain Moore's Off CO, owing to
the serious illness Of the latter officer.
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THE NEW ATTACK UPON WHINING.


Fort Fisher Shelled-Our Troops Landing
on Friday.
The Richmond papers Of Saturday say that
a new expedition against Wilmington made
Its appearance Off Fort Fisher on Thursday
and on Friday bombarded the fort and also
she;led the belt Of woods on the peninsula on
the right of where Butler landed; and that on
Friday afternoon our troops commenced to
land, and occupied this piece Of woods.
The point where this landing is being made
is betw cen three and four miles from Fort
Fisher, and is said to afford good strategical
position for entrenching.
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49, NEAR WASHINGTON, D. c.. January 49, 1868
Hope Hoped from the Government Hospital for the
DoUGHTY. civil patient. Dressed, wnen hs
lett In pair OF old military pants and dark gray
cltlzen's coat HIS compilation is dark; his height
a,hnut six feet, and he is lite fashy His ags il
about 81 years, and he is quie. and retiring in his
manners and never looks person adore "A q him
directly in the face. ANY person who may mest
with this man: will greatly obligs all parties CON
cerDed by notifying the undersigned Of his WHARF
abouts G, NICHOLS,
ia 10 div SunerintanSart
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~ Sbillingtoo, Odeen Building, sends us
Demorest's illustrated Mirror Of Fashion for
February; an attractive number.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

The New Expedition against w Wilmington
Fifty Vessels off that Place on Satur.
day-The w Weather Favorable for Land.
SDg-Secresy CONCERNING the Blair Mis-.
sien 20 Richmond.
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CORO DI SCUDI1EI.
SOLDATI F-NGARI

PRANeEsSo ROSA. Hliisy.de a. Gir.pdsoo,.sr.
vatorio Rasio di Milano, Maestro Co1cerSsnts Di-
rettore Orch extra :
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10.
IL BARBIEEiE DT SIVIGEIA.
Last apSssraU Of he G. eat Lyric AZ tste SIG
NORMA tfLAfOFf. First appearance of SICfi
NOR hRptvANI SIG NOR BAKATINI, and SIG
MORA TA2TARINI
SATURDAY. JANUARY Il.
EAst night most posit lively L'ELISfA DAEGCB.
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LOST AND FOUND.

S. RsWARD,For BLACK GOAT, with st raj ht
s5 t ssa a.
81 SoW Tl h: s Of t.
and 70 s SHn Ssr CHARGES
island. ner away corner OF ls1 and i srsst''
HaysSPk e 81 g.
ing = chain and small brsastpin The indsr viii
Pifiis Sers sfs,s it x AZ h and
os s,5s:,s S9%p nR.6, r. FfafH 18th q
High Va s s}ssss tn em shsnes
No. IFS hsit ss1 Street s'' vii
F9gNn.;On Thqrsday. nth instant. SUN or
G Hg at No. 16 Washington street near st.
FousanI1Vvys1,r, and 18th streets January 18th,
6sDsy ;o Inquire of NJ. REED At the Pol.ce
o Esei Sssok 81 BG' sS Cd e
s : t., lis P ana ri
osT.on the 18th i ns.aSt. probably in the city
Be- bace tssa
s m, Ss PAID IT found and left at No. 1884,
~ ne" HhD-otrayeu or s!oIen, on Enc lith
II st. bet. Sd and Az, Island. large briudle COW
white face, white horns, white tanks, with a good
dFal white. about7 years old, in beef ord err her
Weight near LOO pounds, white between the hips.
me owner is poor widow woman with orphan
e A3y Information of her will be thankful; r.
EOUND-A Sum OF MONEY, which the oVoer
l. can have by applying to B. MEEK, Smith.
s man Institution, orS. e. MIDDLETON. Cashier
Treasury. U. g. jan 49,
TAKEN Up EsTRAY-A GREY HORSE. with
n, one black spot on tins right side; sDrq in the
property Ray ard tske him
Maryland sv., bet. 9Th and 6th SITS east.
ia 10 5t Capitol Hill.
I OsT-On Thursday, the 18th instant, either in
- 4th street car or on NJ street, between 18th
LEI. with the owners name engraved on the in
side, libe raj re yard will be paid il returned To
Nsw Jersey avenue, 3dl door from L street, east
slos, is 1885,
con REWARD OFFERED FOR THE Retnrr
q " of n BAY MARE, which ran away oa
Wesn esday evening, January 18th, about three
saIa fse% my residence No - Indiana az
pride, and was known to pass down Sd street and
by the ror glas Hospital She rou oh shod and
has saddle mark on the Shoulder.
g Sn REWARD -Strayed or stolen from the
s5Cn subserihers stable, on the 9Th Instant a
nAHh BAY HORSE years old next April ms
4 um size; star in forehead; hind feet white
aree rart 81 left fore leg. TX inches abovs the
boot; short quick trot or dashipg ga lop; Roman
nose.
j win give the above reward f.r his return teNo
81 street north, between 9Th AMI 18th west.
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We have Just received from the i'm porters. on
copsjsnment for private sale, $50 Rolls COCOA
and CALCUTTA MATING, OF prime quality, in
lots to suit purchasers.
Auctipneers and Commission Merchants,
ian loot [Chron ] South cor. Pa. and 9th ut.
ERENCH-PLATE MIRROR AND HANDSOME
OAK DESK AND ETA2BRkAT
PRIVATE SALE
We have for sale one very large Preach Plate
MIRROR 81 by III feet long, In order.
Alao one Oak DESK aud ETAGRRE.
Ihe above can be seen upos application to
W. L. WALL & CO..
Auction and Commission Merchants
jan lost South corner Pa. ave- and Of St
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II ALLY FOR THE FIRST GRAND BALL or
- THE YOUNG KAGLECLUB. "a
WI Wlil bs given at the IslsLd Hall, corner OF =
eth and streets Islsad on
THURSDAY. JAM 18th 1855 80
The Committee will spare n o pains to make tlsis
the best Ball of the season " ~ "
Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and
lauieS ia 1857
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ITO AND ABOUT LONDON

IT," TO AND ABOUT LONDON
LECTURE,
REV. H. oSSi A h6 DID,.
For the benefit of the NADAL MISSIONARY
GLASS of the Wesley Chapel Jevenile missionary
WRsLEY CHAPEL, corner 5th and F streets.
MONDAY EVENING, January IL. st-l5 o,.,.oL
Tickets. 25 CENTS lar - a.
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HECKER SELF RTsINQ.PI,oUR,
III GRAHAM FLOUR,
RYE FLOUR,
RICE FLOUR,


RICE FLOUR,
WfLCH'S BEST FAMILY FLOOR
NEW BUCKWHEkT FLOUR
HGAN pHRE7H
ian lost Corner and 9Th street
WE, THE SUBsCRIB4ES. HAVE ENFERa o
w into par tnership for the 2urposa OF keeping 9
LIVERY, SALE AND HIRING STABLE
and respectfully solicit . share of public pstron
age. W. will keep always On aand FIR hire Horses,
large stock If Horses slwsss en- nd Cor sals ov
exchang. At thu old stand. corner OF Bridge saxsr
Market ats, 9eor getown, D.
j. r MORRIS.
D. T. G5lDMON
GEORGETOWN, D. c.. Jan. u, 1864 jsls-3t-
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". L. 20D NUN
6e0rRetown, d. c.. Jan. =, 1864 Ia 1873
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Tiiierd's.

The Season of ITALIAN OPERA. limited to pos
ltiyeiy Three Nights only will comnsncso
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10;
With Vsl6i's Grand Orera 10 fcaf acN,
IL TROVAT0PE,
PresNntino the Ga lnNinH q ri
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MISCELLANEOUS mo. l4s High street: No.
Si nAesss see aa' S'''ss iassSY ADDISON, P,A,
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WARD-fINAL NOTICE.
He LAST CHANCE TO REDUCE THE oUOrA,

THE LAST CHANCE To REDUCE THE OIOTAI
The General Draft Committee publi.h this last
appeal to the residents OF the Fourth Ward Con-
everyone TO the Fire Com mi ssioners ofica Civ
Hall between and p. m and have yeur an
dayits made out, free of charge. All over ace nr
under age. or aliens, are earnestly invitsd Fvapv
resident ehould examine the lists This is the ia =
chance OF reducing the quota Those who csnnnt
attend At nlsht will please call On ESQUIRE WaItar
1t bis office, 397 street, opposite City Hail be
tween 9 and 10 a. m. and ! and p M, Who viii
By order of the cow roittse
1sB0 ny LLOYD, Chairman.
fRAHk o. srirf, Secretary. jsl0
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DRAPRD IN MouRNINa.--The vaI,ous De-.
parts OF the Government and Riggs Banking
ternoOn in respect to the memory OF the lao
Hon. Edward Everett.
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NEW sUGAR-CURED HAMS

" HlTE BYRUP,
w GOLDEN SYRUP,
NkW ORLEANS NOLAssES,
on hand, and for sale By
EGAN Il PERRIE,
Jan 1873 Corner and yth strests.
MRS II r. WRIGHT, CLAIRVOYANr AND
lVl Natural Magnetic Physician, heals by lay
ing on hands, 1rtthont drugs every phase Of Ner-
vous Disease. Blind ness. Deafness, Rheumatism.
Paralysis, spinal Curvature, Dyspepsia. Liver
COMPLAINT, Female Weaknesses, 4 c., &c. Rooms,
No 341 r ST., near Patent ONCE. jan l6-lms
YOU CAN BUY THE POPPED CORN ar 334 D
Il street, near 18th street The only place to get
the Pure, Healthy, Sugar Refined Popped Corn
The cheapest ard same time only article of Con.
fectionery that is pure and healthy: Wholesale
excellent Article for Dyspepsia. jan ct
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BALLS, PARTIES, Mc,

ROkA TRIBE, No. S. IMPROvED -
ORDER RED MEN, for the benefit of the a
"iuoT nn ano rnrTpn1ns, al be held at "a
THURSDAY EVENING. January 10, 1865.
The Committee will spare no expense to make
.1-r Tue oeIl ~ the season. Jan l64tH
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!" By REV CALVIN PAIEBAEKs
Thi rteen Yeers in Prison in Kentucky for assist
ing slaves to obtain their freedom. will Lectr re- ON
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINiS The Isth
and 18th instant, at tt Fifteenth Street Preshyie
rian Church.
Mr. Fairbanks will be accompanied by his wife
who was betrothed to i'm at the time of his CON
viction, and went to prison and contributed to his
wants during the long period of his i'm prisonment
and married him as soon b 9 was released
To CONNIE at 77a O'Clock.
6paicu x
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1 OsT-On Thursday, the 18th instant either iu
- 4th street car on NJ street, between Hth
apd l2tb sts., q black and gold enameled BRACE
LET with the owners name graved on the in
side A liberal re yard will be paid il returned to
New Jersey avenue, 3dI door from street east
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THE SUNDAY LAw.-Ths police under
orders to execute the Sunday Law strictly, and
appear TO ba obeyiug the order faithfully. This
morning warrants were Issued for violations
OF this Ia " by keeping open places of busiEsss
Yesterday.
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N@WATER RENTS.
US WATER REGIsTRAR's OFFICE,
City Hall, January a. 1865
All occupants OF premises where the Aqueduct
Water is taken will please take notice-That the
Water Rent for the year ending January LIST. 1865.
Is now due to the Corporation Of Washi n gton and
day OF February, the water will be shut off at the
earliest practicable day thereafter. without fur,
Their notice, and not 'ored til full payment Of
rent shall have been made. aud two dollars eD.
penses OF shutting off and restoring.
RANDOLPH COYLE.
ia l6-dlm Water R,gistrar
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THE DRAFTED MEE.-The casss OF the fol-
lowing drafted men. all OF the First Sub Dis
trict, wore disposed Of by the Board OF Enroll.
nent to day:
James Cottirg CHAM, physical disability; W.
n. Harrison, acceIstadi Robars Silibsy, W. II.
H BARCLAY, and James H. Dyer, physical dis
ability.
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/ OST-Ee. ween thu Bepot aud 18th strset a
49,! IL Biseh -. Msn n BOOK, containing
please leave at this office, and suitable reward
will be paid jer IL o,~
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MAN KEW ARD -Strayed or stolen from the
S5Cn subseriber's stable, the 9Th instant, q
nAEk BAY HORSE. years old next April, ms
dunn size; star in forehead; hind feet white: a
large rart 81 left fore leg, X inches abovs the
hoof; short quick trct Or dashipg ga lop; Roman
nose.
will give the above reward Z II his return to No
437 street north, between 9Th AMI 18th west
isn lS-3t$ r M McGREGOp
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I 0sT-On the 18th SAINT. tprobably in the city
nslian Stone set in Gold sus pended by shsrt Gold
Chain from the back ola Wolf A liberal reward
and 2Oth streets ian IA 2tt
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TAKEN Up ESTRAY-A GREY HORSE, with
one black spot on tins right side; spru ag in the
left fore knee The owner is requested to come
Toward prove property, pay essryes and take him
Maryland av., bet. 9Th and 9Th SITS east.
n. ~