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Fa- Dtpart,rent, Adiutan. General, OEre,l
Wdshingten, January 81. 1865. {
The following officers having been reported at
the headquarters of the army for the ofsnses
will stand dismissed tbs service of the United
States, unless within fftaan days from this date
session in this city. of which Brigadier Genera!
John C. Caldwell, United States volunteers. is
President. and make satisfactory defence to the
charg against them:
DiNbedienef OF order. and a5sents ,ci.hout 's1rs
First Lieutenant Thomas 3. Lamb, 2lst Ohio
volunteers.
Conduit preipdfcialf TO good order and iiit1,y dis
e7p'ins. rolro-firs, nad Iesrrti6n
First Lieutenant Orlando s. Perkins, I'd Michi-
gan volunteers,
Aisea.e rrithoat ieare
Captain G.. B. Harm ston, I'd Iowa cavalry.
First Lieutenant Henry Koitweitz. It'll New
York volunteers.
Second Lieutenant ossph oNeii 7th New Jsr-
sey volunteers. Z. d townsend,
Assistant Ad jutant General
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
|. ATTENTION!
THE DRAFTlt


u3 THE DRAFT!
Let every man whose name il on the list in
Georsetown see to it that all bis acquaintance
liable to enrolment are sse properly enrolled
for thus his chances of being taken will be les
sened. ~
Aliens, those enrolled elsewhere, and those
claiming exemption from any cause. should at
once call upon the Provost Marshal Corner of 18th
and streets,I prove their claims. and have their
names taken frem the list, as it will be zoo lnte
after the draft takes place. All personally
interested let all help.
Apply TO Jesse Hicks, Walter Prathsr. francis
4 Burrows. John T. Shaw, of the Eighth Sub
Basil burrows, Daniel Collins, Jose ph Nicholson,
John B. Davis. of the Ninth Sub District.
rollment of GeorgetcEn. II. BURR0WS,
jan Is cost tChron1 Chairman.
~THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN.-Ths
US Georgetown Draft Association has been
organize and is new fairly started.
Forty dollars. pay able in installments previous
TO tie Draft, will undoubtedly protect every mem
Tiers VII BE- meeting Of the Association every
georgetown Custom House. Congress 81 above
Georgetown Eighth and Ninth sub districtsj Who
wish to do 80 may become members of the Asso.
citation.
The Treasurer will be In attendance to receive
install ments.
All interested are earnestly invited to come and
help themsely yes; the time is short and delay 10
dangerous. BY order:
GEO. HILL. JR., President,
ED. SBOEMAKER Err, Secretary. jan 4-lm
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CAPTURE OF THs SCHOONER BELLE.

The Navy Department has received inror-
nation Of the capture, in Calves ton harbor, on
the Oh instant, of the schooner Belle, laden
with cotton. At the time the schooner was
captured she was lying about half a mile above
Fort Jackson, and one mile from Fort Green,
and less than 400 yards from the Confederate
guard schooner Lecompte. The crew of the
Belle was surprised and captured aud the
schooner cut out by the third cutter of the u
). steamer Virginia, on blockade duty off Gal
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Destructive Fire.

RICHMOND, IND, Jan. 30.-The pork packing
aud wholesale grocery establishment OF VAN
derner Reid was entirely destroy ed by nre this
morning, at O'Clock. The loss is almost
$4,000, insurance $4,000. The commission
house Of J. Williams, adjoin ing, was also des.
troyed Loss twelve or fifteen thousand dol
lars In wool, belonging to Thomas Woodman.
The insurance expired on Thursday. The
office of the g. and G.. A. Railroad was entire
ly consumed. with most OF the papers. Loss
probably 81 100000.
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VA Department. AdjManf Generals OHcs,}
Washin stoa, January 80. 1906. {
Captain J ": Day, LIST Indiana heavy artillery,
charged With ofen'es and heretofore pu blished is
exempt from being dismissed tie service of the
United States, ne having made satisfactory defense
to the charge Of absence without leave. before Q
military commission convene I'D in the field.
d. ToxssEMo,
Assistant Adjutant General,
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT at Odd Fell
~ lows Hall MONDAY lvEN1NG. Jan. slth,
The ladies Of the Fair have engaged = splendid
Band Of Mu.ic. and will give Grand Promenade
Concert on Mondsy evening at O'Clock, Supper
and other refreshments furnish, to ali who may
desire them.
aud 9th streets, on Tuesday, sst, and will cou-
tinue during the week. ia2S2t+
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A CHANCE FOR PURCHASING GREAT BAR
GAINS
D r 7 G o o D 8

Having bought tbs entire remaining stock OF the
lately retired firm Of Messrs. J. Y. Potter, Marta
no 4 Co., of New York. at a low price for cash
with deduction of per cent viii sell the whole
stock at prices named on the bill below still leay
ing profit of per cent. to myself and to the
public the greatest bargains.
The sale will commence MONDAY, Jan. Both,
until sold.
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= r., MAKTANU &c 90.
The whole OF the bill will be sold 1T the Above
prices. without deviation, and Fithout discount,
at 8. NJ. MEYENBERGy,
No. 4s Market Space,
bet. 7th and sth SITS,
(Under the Avenue House,
by stock Of LADIES' FURS, CLOAKs and DRY
GOODS will also be sold at much reduced prices
ian 1S-3t~ FiAeo''
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THREE GENT NoTss.-To day the sale Of the
new three cent currency commences at the
Sub-Treasury in New York. Several thou
sand dollars worth were sent on Saturday.
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MR.. FOoTE IN OUR LINES
II is understood that the rebel Senator Henry
S. Foote has arrived in Sheridan's lines within
the past day or two.
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o r F C. 1 A L.
DEPARTMENT OF srsTK

DEPARTMENT OF srArK.
WASHINGTON. January IS, 1865.
certificate has been received at this Depart
ment, through the Legation of the Netherlands
of the death by drowning, while lying Off Grand
Popo, Oh the 18th Of September, 1868, of ohm Mat
thpws. OF New \. rk: aged IS years. who was serv
ing as q seam an on the N etherlands ship "Qouy-
erne1r Scromerus."
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DOUBLEDAYs MILITARY COMMISSION

UUUBLEDh1 MILITARY CUM HISSIUN.
The military commission, OF which Major
General Doubleday Is president, has concluded
Its labors in this city, and Is now awaiting or
ders. The commission expects to be ordered
to Philadelphia in a day or two, to try the par.
ties connected with the Navy Yard frauds in
that city.
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Sentinel Of Friday has respondent, com.
planning editorial, finding fault with the Con-
federate Congress for doing nothing for the
Contederacy in its present terrible emergency.
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GUERRILLAs GOBBLED Up.

Saturday night, party Of seven guerrillas
crossed the Potomac on the ice in the vicinity
ct Poolesyille, Nd, and were gobbled up by
our picket guard. The guerrillas all belonged
to Whites gang.
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I ISTOP LETTERS REMAINING In THE posr
IL OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, d. O..


10 ootain any or tnese letters, tne applicant mus,
list: and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month. they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post-marking without interfering
with the writing.
A request fer the return of letter to the wrjtsr
If unclaimed within thirty days less written ~.
printed with the Writer'S name, pest Office, and
face side, will be complied with at the uss al MS
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter ia
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QUEENS OF SONG. Being memoirs of some
~ Of the most celebrated female voealists. from
By Iilen O. Olsyton. vol. :, with portraits
Arctic Researches g.. and Life s1aons the x.sSi.
Francis au With mans and 100 iiiu STATIONS.
! de II FRANOK TAYLOR
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ELLING OFF-CLOsINa OFT,

SELLING OFF-CLOSINa OCT
GREAT SACRIFICE PRICES.
30PER CENT DEDUCTION in prices Of
LADIES' CL0AKS, LADIES CIRCULARS
LADIES COATS, LADIES BASQUiNES
LADIES' SACQUES, LADIRS'CHES rERFIlLDs
at MANWELL'S
Cloak an. Fancy Store
ja30 cost 32e Penn "a Avenue
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r ARGE MAP OF GEORGIA.-Compiied under
IL the direction Of the lensrs! Assembly, one
ofsoeth Caroline. For sale ~ vcv r.~,nv
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THR HoTEL.BURNRR's PLoT.-The trial by
court-martial OF one OF the men charged with
setting fire to the New York hotels has COM
menced in that city. The prisoner calls him
self Stanton, and was arrested near Detroit
about three weeks since The real name of the
accused has been ascertained to be Robert
Ocbb Kennedy; and he Is a near relative OF
Howell Cobb, of Georgia. He has held the
position Of captain in the ist regiment OF Lou
isiana (rebel) infantry. He now claims to be
in a foreign country. Kennedy has been rec
ognlsed as the man who occupied the room in
the Belmont House in which the fire was
made; and he is charged also with firing the
metropolitan Hall. He is, however, to be trieo
at present on only one Of the charges on which
be was arTested-that OF being q spy. A pros.
ecution FOR the crime OF arson would necessa-
rily, il ia believed, send the prisoner into the
civil courts; and inasmuch as a military Of
fence is charged against him, the trial on that
Will take place first. The proceedings Of the
court-martial will be private until the close.
RELEASE OF SENATOR WATRRs.-Ieyin l..
Waters, state Senator from Somerset county,
was released from military custody on Satur.
day last, by order Of General Wallace, agreea.
bic TO the action of the military commission
who had the hearing OF Mr.. Waters's case Mr.
leave for has home in Prince Anne this morn
ing, and then repair to Annapolis to take his
seat In the Senate Bait. Sun.
IMPORTANT SEIzURE-Seyep millions of
percussion caps have been seized in New York
under circumstances which led to the belief
that they were intended for the rebels TneV
are now held for confiscation.
~ The New York fire department has nifty.
two engine companies, including thirty. three
steam engines, ffty-fye hose companies,
eighteen hook and ladder companies, eighty
five thousand feet OF hose, and three thousand
nine hundred and sixty members.
0Ihs quota of Pennsylvania under the
last call for troops amounts to 1858 men, Of
which Philadelphia has to raise ll,4s6~
SThe important Weldon railroad bridge
over Roanoke river has been swept away by
freshets, seriously interfering with the trans
poriation of rebel supplies Several months,
1t 10 estimated, will be required to repair 1t.
@Large numbers OF runaway slaves are
constantly coming into the Union lines at
Newbern, n. e.. for the purpose OF enlisting in
the army.
~ The blockade runner steamer Talisman,
bound TO Bermuda with several hundred bales
OF cotton, has fouEdered at sea. Grew and
passengers saved and landed at Bermuda
IL The big hotel in London has paid thirty
per cent profit. 1t expended $4,000 in adver-
Using.
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OSBORN, THE NEWSPAPER eoRREsp On

b. s. Osborn, the newspaper correspondent,
arrested In New York for furnishing contra.
band information for publication, is still very
sick and confined to his bed in the Old Capitol
His case, therefore, has been postponed in
JaGp ttolu
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COMMITTED FOB COURT.-This morning Jus.
tice Handy fully committed tor court, John
McCabe, who Is charged In the coroner's yer.
dict With the murder of Terrence Finnegan,
which happened on the Island on Wednesday
last <. a5a
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AREBEL LIEUTENANT CAPTURED.
Lieut.. f. H. Wolfe, of the Goth Virginia (rebel)
regiment, was captured near Point Lookout on
Friday, and sent up yesterday. He was com.
mitted TO the Old Capitol
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yIcE ADMIRAL FARRAGUT

FICK Admiral FARKAGUT.
This officer, who went to Fortress Monroe
on Wednesday last, returned to this city yes
terday.
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CAPTURl on ANoTHER BLooKApER.

Admiral Porter reports to the Navy Depart
ment the capture Of the blockade-runner Blen-
helm, on the night Of January 81, in Cape Fear
river. She was from Nassau and bound in,
hands. She had q valuable assorted cargo.
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ROBBERS.-About SIX O'Clock saturday eve.
ming, man named VIM. Bennett, living in the
alley betv cen 9th and 10Th streets, north Of NJ
street, was badly beaten and robbed OF 1856 by
two men who entered his room during the a6-
sence of his wife in market. Bennett IL an old
soldier OF the regular service, and WAS recently
honorably discharged from the I'd Delaware
regiment, in which ne was serving as sergeant.
DIR. Howard dressed his wounds, which are
pronounced dangerous.
Yesterday. James Hayes, (colored,) and L.
w. Miller and Richard Saffle, (white,) were
arrested by Sergeant Skippon and Roundsman
Johnson. charged with committing the robbery.
Miller had spots resem bling blood on his cloth.
ing. George WeymenberP, Elizabeth Wey.
menberg and Frank Weymenberg testified that
Saf!le and Miller were working in Geo. View
menherg's house all Of Saturday till O'Clock
without losing moment Of time. Both are
carpenters After they stopped work they
stayed in the house till about o'clock, when
they star ted home
Sergeant Skippon remarked that Henrietta
Hilbus, at whose house Miller and Safile stay,
said that she supposed it was about ~ O'clock
when they came home Saturday evening. Jus.
tice Thompson deeming 1t important to have
the evidence of Henrietta Hilbus. the case was
postponed until o'clock this afternoon.
BOGUS MoNEY-Last night, the house of
Mrs. Randolph, on 18th street, above N, was
visited by number Of officers and men be-
longing to the 91st Indiana regiment, where
they partook Of wine and other refreshments,
and paid in what was represented to be i've
dollar Treasury notes. On examination, this
morning, IL was 6SCertalneO that .H0 i.oloS
(Which were supposed to be about $500 In gen:
vine currency were the business cards 81
Hovey Co., OF indianapolis. Indiane. wnicn
are printed on bank-note paper, ana pear some
resemblance to Treasury notes.
Complaint was made to the police head:
quarters, and detectives Oiarvoe ana McDevltt
snthority from Colonel Ingraham, who also
detailed detective Chas. Merrill to assist them
Mrs. Randolph and some Of the women accom-
nanied the ofilcers to the camp OF the regiment
and identified two OF the officers but the regi.
ment being about CHANGING position, they were
ordered to report at the Provost Marshsl's
ONCE. Some Of the officers and men were very
indignant that officers should attempt to make
any arrest In the camp.
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LOST AND FOUND.

RRoUGHT TO The sUBsCR! slR, las High
~ street, GeorsetoNn { steamed 0 ster house, .
large black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. white br sast
ana = ct The owner can have him by claiming
property and paying costs. 80 Sc
$40 REWARD Lost or stolen, soRRst
p ~ MARE, IA hands high: star in her fore
head: left front and right hind feet whte; shout
six years old. $40 reward will be given il returned
to a.. r. HOLSTER. 50 Bridge street,
"a 80 IT Georgetown D. G
e. REWARD-strayed away on the 18th inst :,
Vc !,om my farm, near Biadensburg,a yellow
ans white spotted COW, of medium size, giving
tsme milk. The above reward will b. given to
any one on delivery at JAMES b. sHREEVES',
IT'D 81 ia D-3t+
I OsT-0n sunday pisht the 22d instant, . black
l. and white BULL TERRIER. with a collar and
chain: A liberal reward will be paid If returned
to John HAUT6TETTER, Sd ST., between & aud
L, Island. is SAT
I OsT-On Wedne sdaY, 18th instant. between AZ
II and streets north, LADY'S FUR COLLAR
lined with purple satin. The finder win be liber.
ally rewarded by Having it at No. 3 ii st. north.
between 1lth and 18th SITS. 5a1s-3t*
7 OST--A roll ofGREENBACKsc ontaining shout
sixty eight dollars. one Fifty dollar com pou nd
interest Treasury note, with other Treasury notes
OF smalle denomination. Any ore finding the
same will be suitably rewarded upon leaving it at
the Navy Agents Office, No. 465 Ninth street.
jan 1885,
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. RESOLUTION OF CoPARrNERsHIP

Tie copartnersbip heretofore existing undsy tina
names of THRILLING & HARTIG has been die.
solved by mutual consent on January %, 1855.
Mr. fRILLIHG having purchased the stoek in
trade and the go,d will Of thf Arm. will settle al
accounts. JOHN TRILLING
Jan gh. GEORGE HARTIG.
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LOR SALI-A thorough bred Bay STALLION
Il very tylish. years old; sired by Clark
bred Northern Mare. A good Driver and aNo
super ior Saddle Horse Gan be sesn ct H. MES.
SEEK q Stable. corner 9th and sts ja S0-6t-
EASY CRCTCBES FOB TIN LAMH.-Ac.
est Crutches ever made. for old or young soldiers
or citizens. male or female. Please call and see
them at the Store, 354 ID street. near 10th atrset
Wasbin gton. Price. e5 to -. ian 30 stT
SkAfEsi sKArEsi sKATESNI
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN SKATES.
"A choice variety this day received at
O. JOHNSON CO.'S,
Jan 30 st IChronI N ~" oSs'
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KEEPING OPEN ON SUNBAY.-Yesterday,
Officer Whltmore arrested John Chinn, a col.
ored res taurant keeper, for keeping open his
place on Sunday, and on being taken befors
Justice Handy, he was fined 10000.
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INFANTIoIDE.-Yesterda the body OF a col
ored infant was found in q stone shed, near the
Depot, with string tightly around its neck.
An inquest was held, verdict returned death
from strangulat on.
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CoMBs.-Ladies in want of beautiful combs
and new styles of coral sets and slice va buttons,
should cali at the Dollar jewelry Store. No.
i3S Pa. avenue, near x St la 80 Sta
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$5OO,OOO
To be Sold for Oae Dollar Zach

without rcrari % siiue. and Dot to BE- pad ~ --
tt Won suos aliai yau vii naceiFe-
Ar,opr trose who have acknoaleiged te -
rs.ut on NAIUAHLE 6iFl5 uraWn from in l.- ~
sion since Jan. q. 1855, The following Ain4J "
lii 49,, +. gos.birss' eeE Haven, C0un., Ns'-
dros. vshia elai, W FT Mi..iF, - - p -
..r.15nlI Cluster Pm. value So. Mrs , p lA, ~
1G YorE 81, sold Watch, value e.l- . -
+ nickenog, bngnamp.an, 2 = p {, 80 I'd.
~ s1sn Mre Thos a Miler, -crani1n. - -
5-,.-,.i Hina. valrc Sis Miss EiIen J res 49,
f-if. Il BE odsou, value 81 O. Ut - $3.50
washington, p g, Sod huni.aA - No
49, $50 Eds q LAndsay, Nor ssie,. 49, 49,
pl,-o ya'ue SD Mss Q q Fsrgeii tll-
iowa. Diamond Ear Drops, value 80 -
Wor1n. I2s Psali Be-, Aieanys y =, A-. a,lg.-
ies $50 Mra k inErIsgls lrtnni' 49, = ~.
81 v.ue sll Lieuf Is = HsnducEs. siia.ie -
III y-..f..1sto,. e.. silver Psteui lever We,
80 ~ Capf ] Warner, i5th foi7' a''''
-" ~, re-s.8s Who have draen viluahie 7ni,..
... 20 ,s-h tlelr name5 puhiLshed or W mGli o.
tend inia llst
atvsra o. nfsrmsruos.
CFRTIFICArE3 maniac eacn article sn- y.
v.trg er. placed ID seaied euVe cpess Hhth ~
WI nslrai Ols Of these FuFeiopfai c9ail.l =
tfr Carud-aiz o. Order .1f one Arlae, I, -
ie.-f zoe toiisr ~ reialn VII ne delFefel
49,. ..r saut 81 mail -o any afdreai, WIZ
.-.-f H. ef1.-r ou The reccipto -1 ceris -
1900 s-I zee afat A. .icls b draw, s1l =, 49,.
1900 ..sv b. f-au Due o. Rive uulir7a ~ - y
~ -.a tlsu teai C,us Dollrr aad receive %
cs named
nrNo EianEs-EvcTy puTcfaser ger ''ll7-
pssfss dcadug With us nay 1-pend
rr1rint res1rns, and fiIe aril,is dfasa - y y.
lo-iaiolg sens O. sny aiireaa y ie-a'h l
-. go.,.s,,tiru C.rsrsnissi 10 al Casas. a..
aEF.s CsrGacsies ~ one plliars 4hf'er-
a - wa.ied. seud e stamp iof o tlr'1'af
q BFNT0s e co.
BOZ 80 Posi urios. l'es HOB
urF1-frd
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Important Sale.
Ruins of Taylor Depot

UTIII. BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
w Fdday, December Sth, 1865, a. 10 osrck a.
m. afsylcr epof, conner Of -untrner and Den on
hreun q eets. Nashy ne, Tennessee, tue entire 10.
Of Copper, Brass, steel, Mrough'. Nast fha enee.
Iron materials saved from the dehrs Of The great
conasgrat on Of June h. lse'.
. his saia will iclude ~ immense quanul{ soa
variety OF Carpenters, Shlp-carpeni"rs, Mhtei-
vrir-is' Blnck-miths ant Miscellaneous ioois-
slso the machinery OF two Portable ClIcniar sew
go ia-oe lot O. Crcrinr, Croes-cut sud NIL
SAY, lSrRe lQf of Shovel 80 Shade Blades, Sc
any rroimsi Ga cosceIning same rec -lFei - -.
q ing . 5. +. Butler, a. Z N = once, az the ry-
Tor pot A he articles must be weighed At er
they sre sold, persons Purchasing spsr-, Ut entire
iOt vii he quired 70 leave depoait in Govern
n ent funds. This viii b N stir,ctise sale. ard
well sorihy the attention q Foundrymen ana spec
uis iorE
Ct Tennessee " A. WAINWRIGHT
noFl2 "a Cspi &AQ n. aad ca A N DofT.
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WNNi.s -'"tAtAa unlAes
ftouR.-rhc market was very dull, the
demand being almost who'll sof local Cd A.
acter. sales included - bbls srri rsy r4a- :
so 81 80 brls iall super, IN lots, a. g7@
80, part delivered; 30 cho &C sing extra
a. 81 800 DO, inspected and delivered, at
tamr zoe double extra, private 2a4 DO do
a. IS 55@9' $50 good 30 do At 81 s5@lO ?
bril-
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TrHE IMMENSE STOCK, nos - re THEE
Il LARisE WARERoONa, coFs-inE ~ srea Of
l5.ooo Square FeeL
BatraBces-tso Broadway a Ie Crosby - 4,
Beng he EGR6 SIT kssoRTlIENT q OSrriEsss
frezlly reduced rricas. HaneEls. &C.,
~ assortment assys o. hand.
e't&s-an soas c. WITTY, $50 BrsEdHay, n J,
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Samaritan's Wash,

Ia in case Of syphilis, used IN conjunction with The
Root aud Rerb Juices. Full eirecnons, Fnee my
cents
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Great Prize Distribution
BY TIE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New YOrk.

Diamond Pms. brooches and EsE Drops. Leds-
ee.4. Bloorh end Ear lrops, trold and CQtal, TOT
bod Gold, Foreuunes Mo=alt Aets lafts AMI t.l.-
...ge.. hruaua. sea Of studs, Vest rnd Ne'l
CHAINS. fialn ana Chastd Cots MuEa, ooid lhl.-
fa-. LasEets, BE. style Bell BecElos. Gold fe-.
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The efficacy Of these remedies IL alike scknoWi-
assed by physi sians snd palents- hey are used
IN Inc u & Hospitals, and By thelrfeal merit nave
FAMED he spprobstion Of the most abe surgeons
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81. Louis Genera. Mnrl.ets.

MoBmr, Nov. 20.
C0IToS.-Sales to-day, 200 bales.
Middlings, 40 10 80 cents.
food demand-market firm.