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DISBURSEMENTS OF The PAT DIPARr.

The report Of the Paymaster General to the
Secretary Of War for the fiscal year ending
June %, 1885, gives the following statement of
the monetary transactions Of that department:
Balance in the hands Of paymasters and unis-
sued acquisitions in the Treasury at the Begin
ming of me fiscal year, July 1, 1861 $50 1893
6leS7; received from the Treasury during the
fiscal year, including unissued acquisitions in
Treasury on June 30 1855, 1887 ,2OO, 600; received
by paymasters from other sources, exclusive
Of sums transferred among themsel YES, %, sI5,-
1880 total TO be accounted for, $3.50, 054 946 81
Accounted for as follows Disbursements to
the regular army, g., S39, rs. A.; disbursements
to the Military Academy, el53,O9911; disburse-
ments to volunteers, $500 73S, 635 90; total dis
bursements, 800, ID, 96O.53; amount Of unissued
acquisitions in the Treasury on June 30, 1865,
365,SoO,Oo; balance actually In the hands of
paymasters on June 30, 1865, 5,423, 9S5 "a;
total, si30, D54, 1861.
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LOCAL NEWS,

CRIMINAL Court, Judge Cartter.-Yestsrday,
George Colgan was found guilty OF larceny.
and sentenced to two years in the penitentia-y.
II. Z. Geoding for defense.
Charles Zeiler was convicted Of petty lar
ceny, and sentenced TO thirty days in Jail.
Adams for defense.
Jerry O'ConneI was convicted OF malicious
mischief.
This morning, O'Connell, convicted yester-
day, was fined S25.
Fanny Smith, indicted for keeping bawdy-
house, was found guilty, and sentenced TO pay
fine OF 500, or TO thirty days in Jail, and she
preferred the latter. Aiken for defense
George Anderson and John Briscoe, indicted
for stealing barrel Of whiskey from Richard
Roberts, was found not guilty. Norris for de-
tense.
John Rollins and James II. Smith, indicted
for grand larceny, were tried and a verdict of
guilty OF grand larceny was entered in the case
OF Rollins, and guilty Of petty larceny in the
case OF Smith.
In the cases of Patrick MeGrath for assault
and battery, and Maggie Murphy for keeping
bawdy house, noile pros was entered.
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CONGRESS.

The reassembling OF the two Houses of Con-
gress day after the holiday recess, was at
tended by a comparatively small number OF
Senators and Representatives, and in conse-
quence Of the absence Of so many both the
Senate and House agreed to adjourn over till
Monday. Nothing was done in the Senate ex-
cept the introduction of petitions on the sub
ject of negro equality by Mr.. Sumner, and the
adoption of a few unimportant resolutions,
ana the body adjourned at one o'clock.
In the House, Mr.. Pike, of Maine, offered a
resolution providing that no American reg
lister shall be granted TO American vessels
which during the war hoisted a foreign flag.
Mr.. Rice offered resolution providing for the
distribution Of all public lands in the States of
Alabama louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Florida, under the regulations Of the Home
stead law. The House finally went into Com
mittec of the Whole, for the purpose of con-
siderIng that portion of the Presidents mes
sage referring TO the States lately in rebellion,
and Mr.. Spaulding, of Ohio, commenced a
lengthy written speech. There were not many
spectators in the galleries Of either House, and
most OF these left before adjournment
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Affairs An aesrsrssNr.

COSTLY Busiskss.-YeAsrday. onosr Harry
arrested Bernard Sherrell for selling bQpor
without license; for selling on Sunday; and for
selling TO soldiers. The accused keeps bstel
In Tensllytown, and the Levy Court, deter
mined to break up the sale OF spirftuous lie aors
in the county, ISSUE no licenses except Tor the
sale Of fermented liquors. The defendant q
this case had 10 psy $2o.56.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKrT-marS
steady, with n fair local demand for hk
grades of extra and family hour. SuperSS
Extras, fair to good, s9.7Sasl025; Family, Sts
to SIS. Grain.-Sales OF vheat unimportant.
Stock in hand very light Corn-Ne sales or
receipts beyond the supply OF The local trade.
Demand fair; prices nominai-s5 70 - Tor yell
low and white.
PoRT OF GEoRerTowr.-Cleared Steamer
Valley City, Price, for New York.
CkNAL.-1t il reported in reliable quarters
that the water will be let in on the Georgetown
division OF the canal by Monday next This
affords an opportunity for the reception OF pro-
duce stored 81 depots on this division, and for
the mills TO grind up the small stock Of wheat
in hand.
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HMBRLLIsHED LAND PATENTS

There has just been prepared for the sigma
ture of the President a patent for some 5000
acres, selected under the acts of Congress of
1902 and 1864, along the line Of the first section
of the Central Pacific Railroad, being that part
which has been finished, duly equipped, and
put in complete running order. The patent or
grant Is elegantly embellished with the coat OF
arms Of the United States, surrounded by the
symbols Of agriculture and commerce, and is
accompanied by map of the Union exhibiting
every State and Territory, and the line of route
for the Central and Union Pacific, as well as
the proposed line Of route for the Northern
Pacific. The work is finely executed, is neat
IN its conception, and highly creditable to the
Department.
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ga report in the Alabama Legislature
shows that there were $4,000 Alabamians in
Lees army, and that the to- tai force contribut ted
by that State to the Confederate armies was
over 100000, OF which IL is estimated that not
less than 10000 died from wounds or disease
while in the service.
u Thursday evening q heavy thunder
being as sharp and the thunder as loud as in
July. In Portsmouth a few bright flashes OF
lightning were observed the same evening, but
the thunder was left out.
~There is no place in Chicago for the poor
to bury their dead, and those who are unable
to buy lot in the cemeteries have been COM
PEELED to inter their deceased friends on the
open prairie, or in the sand heaps along the
lake shore.
HThe Providence Or. L. Bulletin says that
the hog cholera is quite prevalent in various
parts of Rhode Island. Two men of North
Providence have lost two thousand dollars,
worth OF hogs by the disease Within a short
time.
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THE CONSPIRACY REWARDS.

There have been received by the Adjutant
General about eight hundred applications for
a share in the rewards offered for the capture
OF the assassination conspirators. The rewards
now ready for distribution amount to about
three hundred thousand dollars. Arrange
ments are being made by the claimants TO get
possession Of the rewards offered in the several
States, amounting to over a million of dollars,
as soon as it is announced by the Government
who are entitled to q share OF the money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

THE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale and in wrappers ready for the mails,
containing in its great variety Of reading mat
ter the charming story of Our THANKSGIVING;
full details Of President Johnson's New Years
reception; account Of the holiday observances
in the District. proceedings Of the Gen Mank
and Mrs. Jones adultery case; conclusion OF
the Strong divorce trial; Interesting biography
OF Gen. Burgevine, the American Commander.
ln-Chief OF the Chinese Army; particulars of a
horrible case OF infanticide; foreign, domestic.
military, naval, departmental and local news
agricultural and housekeeping miscellany, and
the latest Geographic dispatches from all quar-.
tor
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Boston.

BOSTON, Jan. 5.-The Supreme Judicial
Court of the Commonwealth, by indictment
against Francis o. ]. Smith. The defendant
was indicted for willfully and corruptly
procuring one Charles &. Northrop to
commit the crime of perjury, ana the
jury returned q verdict OF guilty, but to
certain OF the instructions OF the court below
the defendant took exception. They were fully
argued, and the Supreme Court has now over
ruled them and affirmed the rulings and ver-
dict given in the lower court
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@Gep. Ewell has left Warrenton, where
he has been living since the termination of the
war, and gone TO Nashville, Tenn, where he
intends to reside in the future.
1Out Of 100000 persons married In Eng.
land IN 1863, only l62,4O6 were able TO sign
their names.
@An English company, with Sir James
Hudson at its head, contemplates building a
railroad between Switzerland and Italy, by
way OF the st. Gothard Pass.
~ The Madrid correspondent of the London
Times states that tears are generally entertained
that the Spanish queen is being slowly pois-
oned by assassns in the guise ofphysicians.
~The Common Council of Fredericksburg
has resolved to surrender the corporation's in
terest in the Gordonsville road to any parties
who will guarantee to complete it within five
years.
~The four street railways in Cincinnati,
earned in the last nine months, 95,7a4, SI032 45,
S5i 400 and S79,9ol respectively. % : :
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~The people of Leyden, Holland, recently
made a raid on the cats Of the town, and in one
night slew some six hundred. The feline race
had OF late multiplied to such an OK tent in that
city as to become q regular nuisance. ....r
~ Unlueky speculatioRs In wool and wheat
brought down Crosby, the Chicago Opera
House man.
81 shrewd confectioner in waterbury has
taught his parrot to say "pretty creature" to
every lady who enters the store. His custom
is rapidly increasing
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE

Ii Is the ruling of the General Land ONCE
that parties who make entries under the
Homestead law, may relnquish their claims to
the United States, but not 10 hird party; vet are
not allowed to make a second entry under that
law, their privileges having been exhausted by
the entry in the first instance. Any party,
however, not willing to continue his residence
and cultivation on a tract for the term OF Il We
years, may acquire complete title by paying
for the Homestead land the price fixed by law
and proving actual settlement and cultivation
TO date of payment.
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sEMMEs' QUARTERS CHANGED

Yesterday afternoon, the marine officers at
the Navy Yard had Raphael Semmes, late of
the Alabama, under orders from the Navy
Department, removed from his quarters at the
yard TO the Marine Barracks, where he was
placed in one Of the upper rooms of the Centre
House (officerS quarters). Semmes was at
tended by proper guard, and the removal
being conducted IA quietly possible, but
few persons, either in or out of the yard were
aware Of the fact until il was accumulated
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REDUCTION IN THE PAY DEPARTMENT

DEDUCTION IN THE PAY DEPARTMENT.
The following named paymasters have been
honorably mustered ont Of the service, BY or
der of the Secretary Of war:-Brevet Lieut..
Colonies VIM. Tillman, Stephen w. Crosby,
James A. Parrish, w. b. Mendenhall, Samuel
Z. Adams; and Majors s. A. Stafford, G.. W.
Campbell, james Mann, John B. Crayens,
Henry Mcfarland, N. NJ. Knapp, W. H. Nc
Allister, &. :. Chase, Il. VOORHEES,, Frederick
Kelly, VIM. Arson, and w. H. Stewart II is
intended to reduce the number OF paymasters
still further by mastering out about fifty moro
during the present month. sxs<H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

NAVAL lNTELLIGENCE.-The trial OF the Is
inch gun has concluded. Some very interest
ing experiments were made, and, on the whole
the result was satisfactory. These guns are to
be placed on board the Puritan and other YES
sells OF her class. 1t has been decided TO mount
the turret of the Puritan on one of the light
draft Monitors, and then subject it 70 the fire Of
all the forts OF the Narrows. This promis es TO
be most interesting and exciting trial and
will be a fise chance for the gunners OF the
forts TO display their skill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

Mrs LINCoLN.-The Treasury Department is
engaged in settling and adjusting the resolu-
tlon OF Congress appropriating twenty-five
thousand dollars TO Mrs. Lincoln 1t aDpears
that the late President had drawn his salary
for the month of March, which according To
the resolution, will have to be deducted out of
the twenty-five thousand. He was assassi-
mated on the 1ith of April, but the executor did
not DIR aw the half month which was due the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05
GENERAL LAND OFFICE

At the Menarbo Land Office, Mo-, about 4, 600
acres were located in December last, with
Agricultural College scrip, besides a number
Of entries for actual settlement under the
Homestead law, and cash sales amounting to
S2,4l4.60.
An important circular has just been issued
TO the Registers and Receivers of Land Offices
by the Commissioner in regard to proceedings
contested and other Homestead casas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

LARCENY FROM A HosPITAL.-Last even,
ing, officers Harbarn and Shafer arrested John
Bellman, George Krusehew, and Chas Knoll
on the charge Of the larceny Of a lot Of window
sash from Finley Hospital. About thirteen
sash had been missed from the hospital and
Mr.: Schaumin suspecting them, complained
and had them arrested. All OF the sash was
recovered, having been slowed in a chicken
coop. Justice Walter heard the case, and the
last named proving his innocence, he was dis
missed, and the others committed to lail for
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

THB WAY WE ARE Wash.
ington correspondent of the New York indie
pendent who has so often shown his bad blood
against the citizens Of Washington, writes TO
that paper that the cost OF the recent election
here upon the negro suffrage question "couId
not have been less than $1,000" The entire
cost, we learn, is a fraction under $3.50.
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GOVERNMENT SALE YEsTKRDAy

conducted under the direction of Lieut. Col !
M. Moore, Y uartermaster, resulted as follows.
Buildings on l. street, between 10th and 2Ist
were sold for S744. The Government mill on
T. street, between 21st and nd sold for s6aD.
Several stables brought S456 Lumber, iron,
&c, brought 1926 IS. Total amount of the
sales proceeds, S2,O66.35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

NEW MUsIc-We have just received from
John I. Ellis, music dealer, No. 3O6 Penn'a
avenue, near 10th street, piece of new music,
called the 'sGoat Polka" composed by T. Nor.
bert Caulfield, and dedicated to little Harry
Ella and his goat
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EXCHANGE OF COINS.

The minister of the Netherlands has request
ed the Secretary of the Treasury 70 exchange
complete set OF the coins OF the United States
for those of his country. Secretary McCul-
loch has directed the Superintendent of the
Philadelphia U. S. Mint to furnish the required
set of coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Geo. Ashmun, of Massa.
chusetts, James T Brady, of New York, Geo
Wilkes, of Wilkes Spirit, are in town. -. Brig
General T. G.. HaInes, Chief Commissary OF
Subsistence of the West, is now in the CITY,
80. Brig. General L. Kent, Provost Marshal
General OF Texas, is at the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. Horace Greeley arrived in the CITY
yesterday, and has had an interview with the
President. 80. Major General Steedman, com
mandng the Department of Georgia, is in the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

OFF FOR ALBASY.-This afternoon, Warden
Brown. OF the Jail, with a guard leaves with
the following named prisoners for Albany,
convicted and sentenced at the present term OF
the Court: Joseph Adler, John Brennan,
three years each Solomon keenan,, Jno John
son, Henry Watson, and George Calgar, two
years EACH John Fisher, eighteen months;
William Carroll, Robert Brown, Henry Haw-
kins, Michael Scott, FlemIny James, Henry
Simons, and James T. Spencer, one year
each.
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~ The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that among the articles in the note
OF agreement accepted by Spain, it Is stipulated
that the vessels captured from Chill are to be
given up, and no MONIES demanded, and that,
so far as national honor Is concerned, the Chill
lans are to fire the frat gun in salute, which Is
to be Immediately answered by the Spanish,
and so on alternately TO the end of the salute.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Cotton quiet at 52a53
Flour dull common 5alO cents lower; South
ern dropping at s.. 95aSI5. Wheat dull; nom.
inally la2 cents lower. Corn dull and heavy
Beef steady. Pork irregular. Lard quiet
Whisky dull
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CoUNTERFEIT FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
The Redemption Bureau is daily receiving
large quantities Of counterfeit fractional cur.
rency, mostly ofthe denomination offifty cents
There are also good many twenty fyes. The
counterfeiting of these notes seems 10 be largely
on the increase. and il is said that il will be un
til there is radical change in the present IT.
responsible management of this Department
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give are indebted to Geo. Ball. Esq. of the
National Express Company, for Richmond
papers in advance Of the mails
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TRIBUNE ALNANAC.-We have received a
copy OF the Tribune Almanac for 1866, filed as
usual with a large amount OF valuable statisti.
cal information.
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DESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED.

DESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED.
The designations Of Major General Judson
Fitzpatrick, appointed Minister to Chill; Gen
]. ID. Cox, Governor elect Of Ohio and Major
Gen. Harry L. Davies, appointed public ad-
ministrator of New York, have been accepted
by the President, TO date Jan. I, 1866
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

Presentation. Nathan Sargent commits.
sioner Of Customs, has been confined to his
house by illness for several days past
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TRLEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Destruction Of Loeemo,,y.s,

CREsTLINE, Ohio, Jan. 5.-A large engine
house Of the Bellefontaine Railway at Gallon,
ONO, was destroyed by IRE last night with
twelve locomotives. The loss 10 estimated at
from three to five hundred thousand dollars
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SELLING OFF. SELLING OUT.

Closks, Coats, sacQues, BasQues, Orculsrs and
ladies' Fancy Goods selling OF 70 close business at
o.. MAXWELLS,
S2S Pennsylvania avenue
N As sur stock must be closed ont in ninety
days; no reasonable offer wiz be refused for any
article in our stock. il s-eo3x
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Execution To.nav

BUFFALO, Jan. 5.-Carrington was execute
81 noon to-day for the murder of policema
Dill last winter. He was not quite % years {
age,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Jan. 5.-Flour dull. Wheat
firm. Corn quiet; white, SSa89c Oats firm at
sac. Provisions inactive and prices unchanged.
Sugars firm. Whisky dull at s.. 26k.
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INCoRREcT.-Thes statement published in the
Baltimore Sun that w. W. Corcoran, ESQ
purposes converting his property on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between I street and the Con-
gressional Globe office, into an extensive city
market, on the Philadelphia plan, with large
hall or concert room, is Incorrect, we hear
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ASSIGNED TO Dirty

Major s. p. Lee, 9th regimen. Veteran Re-
serves, reported TO Maj. Gen. Howard, and was
assigned 10 duty IN charge of freedmen's affairs
at Alexandria, Va.
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on the coast will, this year, amount to little or
nothing. The Savannah river, where former.
ly sC0,OOe bushels were raised, there are this
year 10000. On the Altamaha, where COZ, 1000
were raised, this year 5000, DC Matters are
much mere unsettled on the rice plantations
than in any other section of South Carolina or
Ge0rHia
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REAL ESTATE SALE-By ]. G. MCGUIRE &
Co. Auctioneers.-The lot at the south west
corner of 10th and ID streets south, Island, TO T.
Wheeler for 60 cents per foot.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS

Four companies Of the 5th U. 5. Cavalry
have arrived in Washington. They will STAY
here long enough to thoroughly refit, after
which they will proceed TO the States OF North
and South Carolina for duty.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Co REwARD. AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
Sy 0 The gentleman who picked AZ the POCKET
Sooh In =: Butlsrs dSor on the 4th instant, viii
above reward. j. 5-st-
STRAYID-Irom 90 Pa avenue, ON the morn
p ing Of the Sd instant. . small Black and Tan
name Of owner engraved on tho cellar. A liberal
,s.,s will be paid to whoever may T:tp,p IS
STRAYED or sTOLEN-A dark red buffalo
nearly blind A liberal reTsrd win be given for
her return to the ewner, 1s4 ID street west, be-
ia tst. w NC. CON0vEh.
osToIn Centre soH sris,, th. mornns; an; ath
dollars a. the person who lost the above e poor,
turn il to the SIsrt Of Centre Market, and be suit
ably rewarded for 80 doing. ia AZ
DIse TON, TO ,rit: This Is to certify that James
Talbert personally appeared before me, in said
WITH .sd full
eight years old. and giving little milk, having
pher Hare, and remains there trespassing on the
s Given under my hal ni 'e ief St
Tn. owner Of said Cow IL hereby warned 70 come
:3' ''S':A ;Sass her
last. NEAR mspi RSst fG Cree, G; toGHb. S1,,b
S1O MOND RING, lost either in The evening
t train from PhilsdePhai on the 18th inst, er
not %a;d va. get
T'RU NIX Left at my house, No. So West street,
TRr SEsISrgst9;w S 90, on THURSDAY, Deeepber 26,
jas-st' wwCURTIs.
DICKED UPON the 26th Of December, aBAY
fi s 9s sG "a S and
Sc COW 'af ss Of SS.
hsr hight t h6sT T reward will be given il
near Boundary jas ST."
GAME TO PREMISES OF SUBSCRIBERS,
- Janusry2, Chestnut colored HORSE, which
AT isss..- q q 8 q H BEff Ps = GO a,
~ sT0sE SssS
Ri:
Ia3-d. corner 18th and SITS.
9sSp TKssP xbsd HoS Ss ny premises. On
take them away n.,aaS ~ ,Ei. LITTLE 'n'
UsT-A POCKET BOOK containing between
- $50 and So: gold pen, receipts, &c. This
MI PGRcELIs chlns Mp ss05 iH Psnr.y /.
yania avenue, between 9Th and 7tk streets. The
In Centre Market ia sat-
ESTRAY-Was taken up estray, on the 18th
~ OF December, 1855, one Bay HORSE, right
hind foot white; star In forehe I'D; l5a hands high
The owner can have kim by paying charges and
proving property, by applying TO KING KEYES,
st BiTchs old stable l4th street, otherwise he will
DO sold according to law, to cover expenses.
ia 3-ee3t. KING 4 KEYES
5000 R Ew D.
Lest, my P0OKETBO0K, containing SrOO,
Jan. 2, 1885. left homo, 391 G street east and
went to the Center Market from there to the De-
pot, and to Baltimore. Missed 1t at IL O'Clock at
Barnums Hotel: The above reward will be given
for the return OF the above, liberal reward for
any part thereof, or the detecti IN OF the thief
T. A. FOLSOM, Grocer,