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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-02

GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than 300 600 900 of the Loan authorized by the
last Congress are now on the market. This amount,
at the rate at which it is being absorbed will a be
subscribed for within four months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formly been the case closing the subscriptions to
other Loans, ..rr rr.n rE
In order that citizens of every town and section
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks. State Banks. and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, in whom they have con-
fdence, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
''. SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PAaadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE Received by the
First National Bank of Columbus.
Franklin Nat'nl " "
National Exchange Bank s
febll-d&w3mo-apr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-02

At Retail in Columbus by
JR. COOK, r., JONES 4 SON, s.. E. SAMUEL
q. ROBERTS, THRALL 4 BENHAM, SCHUEL-
LER 4 CO., and for sale by
Druggists Everywhere.
feb4-d&tweowly 0,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

mia a.n.rm.u mt bill and closed about O'Clock. He
woe followed by Mr. Eaton on me same s1de Tn" ore~
M riots. Mr. Sedgsiek made the closing argument
for the present system. He did bis best. bu i was evi
dent that he felt bis week.-mrs. ana aboed under visible
disndyanage After the counsel had finished several
of the New York members Of the Department spoke IN
favor Of he present system. and one or two New York
hremen clustered good deal about the iaslty OF VAR
cusson is now closed and O report VIII probably be
q ade in the matter very soon
TIE HEALTH BILL.
The Health hill finally discussed in the Senate last
evening Senator Andrews who has taken active d
prominent part in the ocacy Of the bill announced
that he should no longer give II his support lie ssd
that he had abored earnestly 10 perfect this bill, and lie
beley ed that il IL nov complete and Harmonious but
be felt II 10 be his DUTY here to say that with the Com
mitee Of the Whole his interest in the bill ceased AS
report ed by the Committee on Municipal Affairs ne ne
eyed the bill calculated to confer essential Dement'S
mon the city OF New York As reported the Dill pro.
vded for nonpartisan Sanitary Board. to consist OF
the four members of tie Metropolitan Police Board and
four Others be chosen With cnce 20 their medical
attachments vital principle originally embodied IN
the bill had been stricken out and section substituted
therefor bach provides for the appointment of Board
which must necessarily be psrtisah from the number Of
its members (iye and the exclusion Of the Police Com
missoDers Now the police force we're TO be the right
hand OF the whole sanitary system and they were FOR
OIL sanitary purposes by the provisions Of this bill
placed under the control Of the Sanitary Board, ard
here where he (Alr. Al found his difit uy. The
police system established, met with the general
approval OF all classes except the lew VINO etner VERY
ought TO be In the penitehtary. This bill rs amended
h" ,:;i ig that department IN any degree under paIi
san control In effect struck fatal blow at s efficiency
MIR Strong den'ed that the Commission wonld peSes'
sary be of partisan character, because the Police
Commissioner are not associated WITH IT, II urging
the amendment that had been adopted be had such
purpose in view, and be did not eheye the endment
would have any such effect. lie did not oppose the
proposition 10 make the Police Commissioners part Of
this Board through any feeling of dSrcspect 10 Them
but simply because there is no necessity no good reason
why they should be put into every bill. 1ney have ac
they can well attic I'd to- and TO draw them still further
of nom their legitimate business will OILY have the
effect in the end 10 render them and their department
Odious TO the people.
Mr.. Andrews replied that the Commission must oil
necessity become partisan when composed Of hve mem
b,rs for each will belong to on the other pohtc"
party aud therefore there must at best be s"o against
three. or three agaiist two.
The bill was then referred TO the Committee on Num-
epal Affairs with power to report complete.
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The Camden snd Ambsy Railroad Acct
dcut-Verdict Of the Coroner's Js~y.

After the evidence closed the verdict was
rendered. IN which the Jury say II appears nom the
evidence before us that the said Joseph Los ii,h
Ieddy came 10 their death Tuesday morning March
Z A II. Ies5 about twentytNo minutes past ? clock.
in Of an accident the Phi'adeiphia and
Ireaton Railroad in the borough u BRISTOL said acci.
dent resulting from want If proper canton on the part
OF he switch tender at Neshamnv Bridge in not stop
ping the Washington train according 70 the ORDERS gwen
him BIZ the conductor ofthe 10 O'Clock .. M train frum
Philadelphia believing according to the evidence given
that there was msundeI standing on tie part or said
switchuan as to those orders which 10 their ophion
tend 10 mitigate the eensure which otherwise "0ulo
fall npon ssil svch.tender; aud tho Jury n'y eAou
crate the employ Is tho train fion ~, bame' II,
In witness whereof well the sniu SoroheT ~ we
ssd rros have to this inqusion set hands and seals
the d'y and year first mep,,oned. g.
Frank H. Prstt. John Davis. Thomas Callahan Push
Dupsrn Jacob &. Hamilton. John McIornlall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
Lasesa hhip News.

ARRIVED. -
Rrs Nellie Antrim. Wallace, Nuevis nth us, lie,
n,ozsses, Peek Church. Sailed ~ company W" "'s
sobr Clara Jane PaIhss Ehlsbspof for Bostsn; ,h,
pchs Anns Sheppard Eowditch. Glseupot ies runs -
Bchr Sarah Clark, Clark, Ofetnpof.
schr o. y. Huwley. bow Gieenpoft 81 u %
Schr N. Hand. BROOKS, Gresnport -,
SchY s. r. Jayne, Rustin, Fortress Monroe, - -
Schr Atiiu,ton, Iialsey. Pewtuxent or New nave"
schr Willow Harp. Davis. Port !eterson.
sshr w A. Croker, Piersop, Vbgiss, "oods
schr Ex~rton C!nk. Nir.inis wood
schr j. n, wlets Daley, Fortress N ,rrce Ior 49,
Rchr Lola Montes Wanen, Fortres, NORGE o''''
sekr H. A. (3r.er, Boisen fr~dics, DEL corn
Sclr Black Diamond. Young Grsenpon. p.,e,l
Schr e. Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore 10, 80. Se ,,cn
schr ". C. Dssol, Mathews, savannah. so p''s "
sebn M A. R.nt. H.l.ey. Phl,dsphafo Cor Boston "a,
'schr Sophie Ann. Smith. Fortress M0n'0s' y
schr smdinsn, HoJrook. Rccslsnd la's' Ae--'' 49,
schr Phenis Henley Portland, 4 days hsAfn'' "''
4 Co s,s,.on Co
schr Globe Tracey, Boston. shng'.-for 81 Iss
schr Benjamin. Mccutcheon Passport, 10 day. ""
Sehr w c. Hall spesr Rotiisnd, lime.
schr Maria Loi i.s Robin.on. Roeklrae, hne
sehr. Nautilus. lisoury, Far Haven.
wIND-At suu.et. T., Ixb!-wi,h dsn'sfe
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ru,c,r,nv -
Exhibition OF TIE STATR-sT. SUNDAY
ScHoOL.-The Academy of Music, BrookIyn wa,
w.,..
crowded on Weohesoay evening 10 witness an enter
tainmeut given by the Safest Sabbath School, to their
friends and the public. Numerous pieces spoken
and sune but the most epp,ause was given 10 an acted
:, -
charade entitled The BLACK Cat, the characters In
which were taken by seven young ladies' Two u
49, ,anros.n,ina He North and the Son,b con
.ucee, Up -,nnrn,. discnssion as 10 ~.
mencea we chalaue W e Sn x ~ a. " .ns
right " tne istter 70 buo~ wv Wy W e uo,quf
tous nfchief TO cause cout'nuaI sriie: Inc oeDsts
waved angry hsS 10 H.. Vrn ana m ,ne' uss
aoInn nau peeJ nvus y'i i,s ,au aaSr On a., ~
were not 10 DC auoWea ~. Pi, ~. ''ia asaaI w 10" VI
cepted. Rebellion was thereuon called upon the scene
News of Bull Run. Balls dun and Belmont arrived,
over which Madame South tanltingy eSuiteo. More
news caDe-NewDern, hH.noke lsiand. foIu uenly,
Donaldson, &c. Madame South was still DEFIANT on the
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Passengers sailed.

In steamship China, for Live pool 9: de si,era NJ
Zubiris, A. H,Fusndes L. Go. 4. O.. X Morei MI a.,
tinrs Miss Phrner Edward Michel Cyrus " feui or
Watson Dr. }. frkc. q. fisk-. Miss Mars fiske i
Coleman Mira NJ. +. Del Prsdo cid snd servant 'u''s
kahlsr W. Thurnansr. John M~rcr j., NJ Ouf''' -, ~
Manrsult w. Randall Joseph Msckay; William ns,ns'
~ Sinclr H. A. Garrett, J1u~s Roy, Robert L. 80.
s,lnione. y. Towes ss-s NJ de Arce Aress N Rsens
ysrcde, A,sya 0up.n; K, Maahsl Gen aosod.ss
Ms r. " Cooper sud child, z: 0ni".er D. Hamburger.
Mr. and MIS- L. Rodd NJ. barry, s. hissinsss Y. p Moran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

was member Of that company end y was not for the
purpose Of rejecting him that maze the statement
I v III pass TO the neat company. -
After some further remarks from Mr.. LAWRENCE the
Con mttee before he had concluded adjourned Tor ono
day
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P.s.~ugrrs Arrived.

In steamship Fulton fom Hilton Iesd-CoL Jane "I4'
Lieut. CoI Howard Lieut.. Col h. NJ Thomas, Mao -
Ii.cu, surs~ous-E. HuteLhon u. A. Csrisrts ana heI
irics. A.i sarseonninwiisls T. D rLOga' ana rpycp.
beaumont. A. NJ Pratt and William wilson Lieu'tna q.
"A Il Yolns ard servant. W. Maths~. Rishs1s. j. N
lone. a. = balm ". A. MIR on, T. Hss.inI saa NJ,
levine; ID. c. Miishisen. Ro,enbheh y 4 tn, "
Cameron Mrs.. Wells Miss F., james MIA =. ksAs ~ ".
D. White s. FoI Ms. Il. Eckhsr Mr Brown MT p' Nv.
ard daughter Mrs. L. Sawyer Mr.. H. Hurst and child NJ
p Wsvne Mn, Rye, Mira NJ Heirick and children, MI
Nay siIsy }. Mulissn. J. w H.sti,~ b. Bssa osSr
Ocnfcdcr Asst Psyms.er Horton r. NorpaSa' H. ~
W.yns And children L. j. Wiiams +. A. Morton j. I. ~
,....n' J. IT, scsreye. o. Bromry n Victor T. Bate, e
T. Williams ]. 7. Marshsii c. D. Eg-rt O. IL ii,'Go :.
White T. Lathrop John Miller W. Sherwood. Ii. Lsno
Ena.rieIter, c. Lsndros C. L. L.ndgot, G. steward J. (
LaIe, Rev Bernsid L. sswyer T Roach. ~ cGw' ps,.s'
B JAY. j. B. stoiod A. Absu p Co%.Ioek d J; keiS a. y
French; N. j. W. Bandy and aP,sn' My a pbcr.s
the q A John Fits NJ Smith, H. O. Robert" -
John Bsyce Crows Ba,her NJ gssn; !. is0s seS.
m.nn w. M Crawford Mira j. 4. wsten and child ma -
In tho steeIagc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

POI GHKREPsIE, IhuTtuby, MHIVH :, To-
A freight train bound north on the Hudson
Riyer Railroad about o'clock last evening ran int
Tie Peekskill draw bridge smashing several cars anc
killing the engineer anu fireman. the time 81 ~, h
accident soop was passing through the draw and TN
necessniy signals were invsibe. The engineers nan'
was John HeAand. that Of the 6remans was WllnsiI
lent The body Of the latter has not been fonnd. IN
body Of the engineer was fouad on tae TOP OF 'He 'oe
4, NAV feet under water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
Reorganization Of the Fire Department.
HEARING BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST PAID DE-
PARTMEST.


PARTMEST.
The interest in the bill. for tho reorganization
Of the NewYork Fire Department exceeds that in re-
gard TO any other which has been brought be-
fore the present Legislature On behalf Of the Senate
bill for a paid department arc Messu. Mclean Nor
WOOL Stensbury Rankin, Gilt aud others. a. *.
Lawrence IT,. Is counsel for large number Of promi
nent citizens aud Mr.. d. b. Eaton appears FOR the Cit
zens' Association Tie lobby which pressed the Ordi
bill the attention OF tie Senate Committee. ep
pears 10 have been superseded by crowd of foromen
Of engine companies and others connected with the Fire
Department, although Chief Decker 10 here Mr. John
Seagwick appeared 80 their counsel.
The Assembly Committee On Cities met on Tuesday
affera0n. There were present tho Chairman. Mr..
Perry Of Brooklyn. Mr. Robertson Of Albany. Nj Stew.
art OF View York. Mr.. MoTcy Of Livingston and Mr..
Ward Of Now York, and IN o members were absent.
Two bills arc before the Committee. One being an act 70
create Metropolitan Firc District and establish q Fine
therein which ss already paused the Sen
ate by very emphatic naOry and the other what Ii
known as the Ordinance bill document embracing
lO3 sections adopted by tho Common Council and ap.
proved by the Mayor, December 81, 1861. Since that
lime the Ire Department has been acting urder this
ordnance aud they now desire to get IL iegolzed by
the Legislature.
ADDRESS or Nh sEDGwICK.
NJ. JoHs III DGwICg in behalf Of the Ordinance hiD.
oop'epded that the present equalization for tie essp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

IAdvsftisena ~.
CORSs, BUyIONs, EHLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARIs No. 100
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06
~ M. LOW, REAL ESTATE

E' M. 10 w, hTAI ESIATE
ALs Agent, Carbondale, ILL.,, will attend to
buying or selling real estate paying furnishing
abstracts of title, the collection of debts
moderate. Refers to Maj Gen John A. Logan, Coy r.
j. Ogesby Gen. N. Hayne. Carbondae-Isaac
Clements, Atty at Law, Frank j. Chapman Campbell
Richert. Cairo-Mum Mum, Attys at Law, Hon.
H. W. Webb John W: Trover,, Pres't first National
Bank. Marion-Jesse Bishop, Esq Murphysboro-F.
c. Bierer, NJ. d. De Soto--J B.. Chamberlain, Esq.
Du Quoin-Dr. Burgess. J. W. Sanders. hIakanda-
Capt. +. Evans. New York City-John Lowe.
aug27ed3m*
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

DRIZE MONEY AND OTHER
1 NAVY CLAIMS: y
Have you claims for =, A@&&
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING, $50 = +.
ARREARS OF PAY,
ADDITIONAL PAY, RATION MONEY, .z..a..
LOCAL BOUNTIES,
GOVERNMENT BOUNTIES, s.--..-.
Or any other description of Navy Claims, and have
you been discharged or you Ms to be discharged
aware tina the Mississippi squadr0n is soon to be most
~ Withdrawn from the service Ind if you allow these
claims to remain unsettled until you separated from
your Officers and shpmates, you may be able to
obtain the money your just and proper demands.
Come in person, state your by letter, and will
give you such forms and instructions will place the
speedy adjustment of demands beyond any sort of
doubt. ~ = = II Z s--- Il J. f'f :
Office rooms 10 and u, Egyptian Block, Cairo, Ill
jeI-d1y @".+- t. GEO. H. WOOD.
ea % 4 a1Aar<5E ,:aE.@9 1s-I'@<3>
...'..-s-.r eee =.sz -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-24
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

nTEOflCE.-LICEN ES.-All licenses due
N the Corporation of Geor getown on the LIST
April next must be paid within ten days fl IN that
date, otherwise they will be strictly enforced by
the Metropolitan Police.
See the following section Of the law. approved
July 6, 1850
Sec. 3D. Asd be ii further ordained. That any PSF
son or Arm that sb all neglect TO take out license
SIS provided for in this, or any 9th .r ordinance.
than one more than ten dollars for each day of
said neglect, said fine to be collected as other
fines are under the laws of this Cor pora alton.
. WILLIAM LAIRD, Clerk
March 2, 1866. mar 22-sawtApIO
n@GEoRGETOWN TAXRs-An abate ment
I of sight per cent will be allowed on the
A pril next CHAS D. WEL0H,
mar leotapt Collector.
a SEE 5yACCIN NATION. 20
: In accordance with law of this Corpoe alton,
all residents of George'own viii be yaccinated
without charge by sending to or calling upou the
street All po,r persons sick with smail-pox will
also be attended by the tame without charge.
Office hours from IL to D. m. =. tc-s@.
m II, eo6t CHAS. b. CRAGIN, M. D.
Dk0POsALS ARE INVITED FOR TIE Ora
z ding and repavipg of West Market 6psce, aud
for the partial grading AMI repairing Of East
Bids will be received until 18th inst. aud must
cover all cost IF labor and materials. Address
RILEY'A. eHINE Chairman Market House Co % !.
eeorgttown, r. O.. March II. 1876 m saIw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-24

On Thursday, the 93d. inst , of consumption,
CBRIsIOPHik WEBER. in the ath year Of his
age.
The funeral will take place from the English
Lutheran Church, corner of Fl aud 18th streets. N
Sunday. the 26th, at O'Clock p. m The friends
invited to attend. NH "a 2ts
MARIHL HOWARD, daughter off. o. and o. J.
parted this life 1t O'clock M. Mach 2atb' No
The friends Of the family are resp sctfully invi-
ted to attend the funeral at 10 O'Clock on the 18th
instant. Residence 504 street, between 9Th and
10th streets.
In Navember last, at Baton Rouge Hospital. of
chronic disrrhsea, JOHN w. GREY, in the Goth
year of his age, SON Of the late Henry W. Grey, of
this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-24
A LOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

: : 0uarternasisr Generals O6lee. Firsf Division
- Harrington CITY, March "a. 1866. { .
VIII be sold. at public ,suotioa. to the highest
bidder, at Bsltimore, Nd on - go 81 .
~ ONE Ii UNDRHD MARES WITH f0Ab.
many OF them we'll bred and in coed condition
% THURSDAY. March 30 1855, dl
TWO HUNDRED UArALRY HORSES
Thfse Horses have been .condsmned as uhht iot
the cavalry service Of the army. - s.ssx g
Fer road ard farming purposes, man' s0ou JAR
Ami nails ssid sinsly; sac tG HoTn1snss 81 10
Habies corner of YTemorit and Ramsey streets. :
Terms cash , in United Stats Currency essl
Brevet Brisadier 6enernl,n charge First DIV ss,cA
Q. 81. G D. df9E al4 sac aAoiss
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MARRIKU.v

In this city, March 18th. By the Rev. DR. 1ugitt.
New Jersey, 10 Miss sAIoMI n WHSELsk.
daughter OF the late Thomas wheeler. of Balti-
more. baltimore papers please eopy.l -
Boteier, JOS L. POO Or. OF Wilmington Del :,
to Miss ISABELLA MUIRH1AD. Of " asAinx ton
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For sALaH.

i. s..,,;e,, Rl.ck Morgan or, for sale cheap,
10 the owner has no fur ihe. use fer him n n
This horse 10 yopng perferuS ssehd anu N ~
Sss fsw eauals. Apply 70 Pr; EEAssY IS, -sth
= rear corner 7th street west. = 1sl af m sosts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-24
CITY ITEMS.

Coon ApvICE.-We could give our readers
no better ad vice as to read the advertisement
OF s. M. MeyeBberg, Is Market Space. It viii
pay every purchaser Of Dry Goods to give him
q call,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-24

IT s. MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtas of q writ
- of Heri tacias issued from the CLERK 9 Qsice OF
the Su preme Ueurt of the United States for the
District of Columbia, and to me directed. viii
expose To public sale. for cash in .reT6 81 tns
the 9th day OF March in tapt 1855: commenc'ns AZ
IL o'clock m all defendant's Tisht title. claim
wit viz: NJ "a,
Part Par n Of Lot No. s. in Square No $50,
9ae1ner =; The C;ty Of Wasbington, D. c.. seigsd
and levied upon as the property Of Wsiter
and will be sold 10 satisfy ipaic,. u.s. NO go Su
RBiebard Waiiach. WARP n, LAM9N, !. :.
mar Ada ---Ls ". Q. Aarshal W V.
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FOR. RENT AND SALE.

a BEAOIifUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
. sY od,Soihhins IN: nnusu
rooms and is finished threushout In ths hest :, Al
ner. having sll the conysnisnces Of 9 modern tow
house. Garden supplied with finest kinds an unit:
Ice house filled Nth spring alter les; spienid ne
barn x60 bling for twelve horses ana ten COWS;
hen house, DC, &c E1cellent mel shSerheod un )
surpassed for healthiness; If desired the whole
stock. farm implements, and everything connect
for the farm very accommodating. For further
particulars apply on the premises to W. A..
Washins,on. Possession Immediately.
mar 10 lw<
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II o R 8 A L Z

EHTSH Rsppiy on the stsm ~ 70 from
w m.n ,ns,oa Possession Immediately
II OR sA
PINE BRIcK HOUSE on 4th street, bet and
Itreet 9as. water. &c. 10 rooms.
TWO BRICK HOUSES on N. Y ave. above 10th
street. For sale cheap
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown.
HOUSE WITH IL ACRES of ground, on Lees
balance on long time.
BUSINESS PROP nRrY On 9th street for sale.
PINE BRICK HOUSE on N street, Il rooms
FRAME HOUSE. Island) at 81 800.
River. near Aieaandris, in Maryland. good Inn
THREE FARMS in the DISTRICT unimproved,
Ard many other FARMS, HOUSES and LOTS 6G
NH Is Real Estate Brokers.
ENOR sALR-Two NEW BRICK HOUSES, 9th
11e,t street SsHs. near l4th !Gts M y %
and a:f s'f
FOR sALE1A three-story BRICK HOUSE
Lot ss the
running back to aO foot alley. Situated on 9Th
p1s. inssrs s eSd I'LL Hs No.
a ST. "a street, opposite Center Market Sash and
LUX hENT--A large BhlCh HUUSM ana
Il STABLE. situated on the corner of 18th street
and Maryland avenue. Inquire of 7. WHEELER,
National Hotel m l5-eG4tH
f
The subscriber will sell at private sale his RES
1DENCE, situated in the village of Bladensourg.
1t consists of house and lot. The houss has Ave
rooms, kitchen. pantry and end building. Per-
sons DESTROYS of viewing the premises do so by
calling on the subscriber.
JAMES W. WILSON,
Badensburg, Prince George county.
m 15-eo6t" Maryland.
EOR sALE-A RESTAURANT and BOARDING
T. HOUSE, within one square of Penn'a az. and
9Th street ii rooms ten years lease; rent only $25
per month. Furniture, stock Of LIQUORS, licenses.
and lease for $1,000. MITCHELL & SONS,
Brokers, Ger Penns av. and 18th at
- A fifty acre FARM, four miles from Wash
ington. fair i'm provements. for S2.5O. m 9-lm@
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A fns CORNER
L PROPERTY, in a tine local. ty, four story
Brick, with 40 rooms, all rnadern improvements,
gas: water, baths &C., large lot % feet front aud
$50 feet deep and is MOI renting at $3S per year.
BUILDING in best order.
r. NJ HALL CO., Real Estate Brokers,
feb2 Corner 7th and streets
ELEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHANGERS
H for rent, at G. GAUTIERS, 253 Penn sYlvania
venue. de Tiff
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IT 8 MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF O writ
u i. Of Teri facias issued frem the Clerk 3 Off 90
of the Supreme Court Of the United States for the
expose public sale for cash in front Of the Court
House door in said District, on MONDAY, the
18th day of March instant, 1865, commencing at ~
O'Clock :. the following property to wit, viz ::
Lots Nos. D i ahd in .ubdivisisn of Square
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon IS ths property Of T homas
Supreme Court, in favor of James B. Williamson.
- WARD III LAM0N.. g
ma i'd .r a q. B. Marshal Dist Col:
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hart, benin Hirseh. threats; dismissed. Hen
rietta Haily, Mary Smith, Ellen Brodigan, as
sault; bail for peace
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SHNT TO JAIL.-John Johnson, colored, W as
arrested by officer Maloy for the larceny OF
Clothing, the property Of Jacob Milod- The
case was taken before J Justice Thompson, who
sent him to Jail for court.