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seized her ny the throat, and choked her so TIA,
she could not speak or call Tor asd and thr-s
her down She strugg'ed with him, and h
left ber suddenly, being frigh,ened away nv
some fortunate circumstance. She went ~ Va.
pavilion ana made the affair known 20 one o.
her friends, who IN formed the officers, ana
they arrested Anderson Immediately. Justice
Buckley holds the prisoner, an default OF slooS
bail. for court
THE RIVER fRoNT.-There has been con-
siderable degree Of activity displayed about
some of the coal wharyes, and tue shipments
will be very fair this week from several con-
panies. But the supply increases rapidly, snd
the orkmen are busily engaged in banking
the Z. ceipts upon the wharyes. The number
OF srrivaIs by canal this month was 2sB boats.
With f-w exceptions these were ladeu with
coal. At the lower wharyes business ~ not 50
active we would like TO see. To-day, there
ar hut few vessels ia port
TIE CANAL.-Arrfved-Boa Clipper. with
ice, to PstIioone: Seneca, with nour, 20 IL.
Darby: Henry Wade, Jr., limestone; Pred.
Mestens, with bark and eleven bosts with
coal-to Central 60. &30.li tons: Phillips a
Boose. 22S.H tons; Consolidation Co, lJS7
tons; Borden Co, 1919 tons; Heiston 90.
1ln.ll tons. Departed-The A. ]. Thomas. sun
dries, 10 Willamsport; :. A. kimble, do; Il.
Hsine, lumber, TO Seven Locks: and twenty
two boats light.
FLOR AND GRAIN MAIKET.-Market dull.
Transactions unim poi tant. Prices unchanged.
Demand active. We notice the arrival OF TIA.
the Seneca. with -four. To Beni. Darby.
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TIE WATEE-TAx ADvERTIsEMENT.-M
E"foT- According 10 the official showing for
the Government ad ' ertising the Star has a cir
culation CT 7,7I5 copies per day, and the Intel
hgeHeer has circulation Of 3,552 copies per
day, making the circulation of the Star 4,l63
mere copies than the IateIIigencer. Now. these
being the facts, will you please tell your read
ers-tne property holders and tax-payers-
why so Important an advertisement as the
"Public Notice of Water-Tax" is published
only IN the fHfeHigencer, the paper having the
smdHest circulation DO our Corporate an :
advertisements, or are they lust put in a paper
10 comply with the law TAx-PAYrR
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night, Omcen Sebastian and Paxson arrested
Joshua Anderson for IN assault ana attemn
70 commit ape on Sarah Reynolds. II an
pear toas the 1t. Clare Club gave pic ME
at Analostan Island yesterday. And the corn
piainant and defendant were there ana the
complainant. with her sister, . gentleman. And
the defendant went walhtng about the leland
ta aer sister Ana fhe gentleman GOT separated
fron them, and Anderson proposed 70 valk
around to the pavilion. They stopped in the
arbor. and Anoereou made knOWn 6ie intses
taons; she tried % yet I'D OF him BY saying sHs
~Vuio ~ g ssas asse - ssseer Ss16re she consent
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. m. E
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAstunCroN. Juue L. a.
THE REMovAL OF CxSrEs M.RKrr

The House Committee on Public BuIidinps
and Grounds yesterday, accompanied by the
Mayor visited several localities proposed AS
sites FOR ne W market house, to take the Mace
of the present Center Market. The choice of
site seemed 10 lay between the ground between
Missouri avenue and the canal, at 9th street.
and the ground at the intersection of 10th street
LOUISIANA avenue and Ohio avenue, north of
The 10Th street canal bridge
The latter site seemed 10 be thou pht the mos.
ehR'oie. both from the ample space at COM
mahn' and from the con venience OF access
hom All direcuous. The only drawback
WeuId be in the market house being i'm some
degree an obstruction TO the ew of the Smuh
sonian Institution from the avenue Alto
gether, however, no site suitable for the AZ
Voinmodation of the bulk OF the people OF the
cI'y seemed so little Objectionable as this one
Should the Missouri avenue sit. be taken. ,r
VIII De requisite to Change the course of IN.
canal from its present elbow route at thar
point.
As It seems certain that Congress will no,
give permission to erect market building upon
the present premises, the sooner the dlIaoid,tad
DID sheds are vacated and pulled down the
better. When these are removed it is proposed
TO extend the SmiIhson ian park 10 the A y-nus
taking III all the ground now occupied by the
present market, between 7th street and u,r
street, the Avenue and the canal This pr,uod
being handsomely improved and conuectsd
with the Smithsonian park by gra.efnI font
bridges. would certainly make this mart of m.
city much more attractive to the eve. boyavar
much II may diminish its business importance
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMrsr

1t Is the prevalent impression that the votes
of the more conservative Union nen were oh.
tained for the proposed Constitutional amend.
ment by pledge from their radical COLLEAGUES
tnat no action shall be taken during the nres-
rnt session upon the bills, also reported from,
ne JOINT Committee on Reconstruction. rhis
vTtna'iv refers the whole matter to tho ne,-
pie, without further Congressional tinkering-
Il sad falling off from the radical programme
originally chalxed out by Stevens & Co. The
leremiad of Mr.. Stevens in the House ysster-
day. vas the most dismal wall imaginah,.
over blighted hopes.
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LOBBY SCHEME DEfEATED-The " ash
ington correspondent Of the New York C,m.
mercidI Advertiser says: . I0--- :. ~
"A company of spectators who had en-
deavOred to obtain possession OF the Washinv o.
ton Canal, which runs through the heart Of
the city, parallel with Pennsylvania avenue
and not far from ii, were defeated to.dav in
the House by a close vote They had the wors.
ing force OF the lobby at their command. with
the Chronicle as an organ. and they have en- /.
dfavored to excite partisan amino osity aeafnet
Mayor Wallach, who has endea vored TO de-.
find the rights Of the people here But ali has
been unavailipg. and the canal swipdIe has
been recommitied, never to be resurrected and
passed. am no admirer OF the people of
Washington, but IL must be confessed that in
this and other matters attempts have been made
to do them great wrong.
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TREASON PARDONS

The number offs .eeial cases tor pardon were
small both yesterday and to-day Yesterday
ihe president authorized the issue Of SIX par.
dons OF persons coming under the thirteenth
exception, and to-day sixteen pardons were
directed TO De issued to residents of Georgia,
Louisiana and Alabama, all included i'm the
first and thirteenth exceptions of the Amnesty
Proclamation.
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Dfrom John Z. Ellis, music dealer, No. BOG
fennsyivania avenue, we have, "Wby Sleep
LnR' Why dream" words and music by ]. wn
POPE, Esq: "fet once again I've seen thee
words by George ID. Prentice ESQ, music bv
mos. Story; "Father in Heaven, unto Thy
Ihron~. words and music by Thos Story:
Ooine oac< 10 me, darling" words and music
by y. Clay Preuss, ESQ. of this citv. and
~Cspitol Schottisch," by Thos. Story: ali Just
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERs.-Yesterda Of
fieers Leach, Frazier and Doyle. OF the Third
characters who are again visiting the citv and
captured ten Of them. Justice Thompson-
anxious to rid the city of the annual visits of
those migratory pests, committed Rcb't John :
son and Herbert Green, colored, and James
Oakley, Geo. Wilson, Charles Smith, lanes
Smith, William Woodward, ana VIM, Lane
white, TO the woTkhouse for thirty days each.
nned VIM. Henry, colored, %, and dismissed
John George, colored. The capture will, we
hope, have the desired effect upon those who
are getting ready to come.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
News fro m California and Oregon

SAN FHANCfsCo, June l2.-Arrived, the
Il amer Sierra Nevada from Columbia river,
with S2S6,OO0 in treasure
The Re suit Of the Oregon election is in doubt.
Both parties claim the State by about 691 ma
jority.
Returns from the election in Washington
Territory slow large democratic gains. The
entire democratic ticket In nine counties is
elected, and IL is believed TO be in four others
The lith regiment of infantry, stationed at
Naneouver's, has been ordered to Arizona i'm
rrxnA
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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Academy at Annapolis have been designated
BY the President:
At large-Wm. Kelly, Of Kentucky: w. M
Belcher, Of Illinois: Thomas S. PI1nkett. ot
Tennessee; Il. A. Page, Of the District of 20.
lumbia Sons Of ofiicsrs-James NJ. Corr. of
kentucky; Walter Frazer, Maryland: David
Whipple. New Hampshire; Frank H. Harbuck.
Iowa; John M. Robinson, New York: W. =
Long. Pennsylvania; w. H. Donaldson, Nav
York; Thomas Q. Spinner, Ohio; Frank Ellery,
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 14.-CottoR very dull and
nomipslly unchanged Flour dull common
declined 5al0c; southern heavy. Wheat
Prime tirmer; common dun and declining.
Corn active, and advanced2 cents Beef quiet
Pork steady. Lard unchanged. Whisky dull.
Gold l47
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Court MARTIAL SENrENCE-Before the
court: martial now sitting, of which Major q
w. Wallace, 9Th u. s. Infantry, Is president
was tried private VIM. T. Rogersou, company
Is, ID battalion, 18th regiment u. s. Infantry
charged with drunkenness on duty and usinp
abusive language towards his Commanding
ofncer. found guilty, and sentenced to forfeit
ten dollars Of his monthly pay for one year, 10
be confined at hard labor, in charge of the
guard. for the same time, having attache TO
hrs left leg ball and chain weighing eighteen
pounds, af:er which he will be dishonorably
discharged from the service
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League IAland

PHILADELPHIA. June AT meeting of the
Corn Exchange this morning, committee Of
five was appointed to urge upon the United
States Senate concurrence in the bill accep pting
League Island as a GIFT for a navy yard for
lad
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Another Fenjan Eucaremeut

P0UGHKEEPsIE, June li.-Three car loads of
fpnlaus and roughs got into fight on the
Mills train of the Hudson River Railroad last
night. between Catskill and Germantown. One
OF the number was thrown from The car win
dow while the train was in motion.
AT Tivoli the ro1ghs entered hotel helping
Themselves freely and paying for nothing.
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ADMITTED TO TIL. BAa.-rhis morning, I'm
the C.rcuit Court, the following named gen
tlemen, who graduated last night at the cor. .
mencement OF Columbian College Law School
were admitted members of the bar r:-Maurics
D.OConneil, Thomas Rafbury, Geo. =. Cole.
Mcclellan, Geo. Il. sherman, Geo. Rnrgess
Adams Emerson, Henry NJ. Baker, w. Frank
Warren, J. kendrick Upton. Ohas H. Patter.
son, tfeo. s. kimball. A. H. Wright Gilbert +.
James c. Normile, Geo. Mason.
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A EuSIFIcENT President
johnson has subscribed the noble sum of five
thousand dollars towards the new Metropoli-
tan N. T. Church In washin gton.
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ANOTHER CASE or DRownrxs.-Lsst

ANOTHER CASE OF DRowNING.-Last night
Mr. John Coulson, OF this city, residing on ID
street, Island, with has brother, from Baltimore.
were crossing the Long Bridge and, walking
across that portion which 10 being repaired.
missed their footing and both fell snto-<&yWa.
ter. man in a ski6 near by atssmpted TO res.
Couleon, but the other was drowned Ths
body has not been recovered
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@Hon. Moses +. Odell, Naval Oficer at
New York, died yesterday OF an illness from
which he las been long suffering. Mr.. OdelI
was formerly a member of Congress
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OBDERED TO nEPURT

. B-eNet MAJOR W. l.. Van DerIip. V. r. g.,
has been assigned to duty in the Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen, &c and ordered to repor
TO the Assistant Commissioner Of this District
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- From Hudson Taylor, agent for the
Leonard Scott reprints, we have the Edinburgh
Reriew for April. IL has a thoughtful article
on "The Reconstruction Of the American
Union" In its budget
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leISsoLuTION OF 90 PARENEBsHIP-The
~ Co. partnership heretofore ayi-ting under the
style o. BUTLER n BALL. Feed Dealers, No
40 Bridge street: Georgetov Il, has tins day by
mn'ual consent, dissolved. j. II. Ball retiring
from the bustuess. Mr.. Root Butler wi n continUe
and will settle alt claims owed aud due the late
hTm y n RAIL,
Iel4 St. RITrJrR'
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A REFORMED EDIr0R.-Last uisht. oe,cer
OCallaghan picked up George H Conthany.
the editor, a. he states, OF the Winchester fya.j
Repati'cdn, on @ street, near ~, very drunk
and nearly insensible. He was lock d MP and
sobered on In the station, and this morning he
was brought before Justice Walter, ana prom.
ising to Immediately reform, and become a Son
OF Temperance, he was dismissed.
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EREE RAILROAD EXCURSION AND GREAT
L AUCTION SALE

CREE RAILROAD EXGURsIOa AND GREAT
Il AUCTION SALE
100 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE
NEW TOWN OF
CENTRALIA,
(Senire City Al napolis J Junction,
On the Washington Branch of B. & o. B. r., Ann
Arundel County, Md.
On MONDAY. JUNE 18TH, 1866, at % O'Clock,
on the premises
THIS 6rand Ka1lr DAD Centre, at che Junction of
the Annapolis Railroad with the
insson % Branch Of fahk az. SatiSs9e Gs Mssn
sLd ohio Railroad, qui-ds'ant from Washington,
The @ site Of future city: has been recently pur,
Snssed and snodI.ded into Building City Lots.
arale ehance for ssod investment or cheap and
The Lots to be sold vary in size from :, 70 IA,
iesi front by from no to 80 deep and cover that
ETn,,e and oesutiial elevation TO the south and
cuPied a, military camp.
Lot vsr,ins from 800 70 $500 and aithoush none
wben pn st,E m iof Is n S sale 3s 10.
bicder without regard to price. 1 " '"' "'S"'''
Title fee simpls and perfect. Deeds furnished
Terms: One half cash; balance in one year with
innter-st, iecured BY mortgage on the premises
$40 cash, as part Of cash payment to be paid on
'TTEEE asxsD ExogRs1os TRAINS
VI nom SIX 10 ten carr eAch Tree Tor all grown per
eiss III
on day Of as aSa ,.t. K GSs.
principal way stations-wli arri We st the JUNCTION
All adult persons whether vi. hing 20 purch ase
one under q ysoT. Of viii Be allowed on an, Of
the trains Notickets required.
c hs s1S S.e .s 81 F;sh Depot
corner OF 1th Ard streets. Washington city; or
@ SAMUEL ,atss aSSRR. .%aes Anosicsssf! ss1!'
FOR sALE-A superior saddle and harness
L MARE, very gentle, etyli prompt,
anre nf o'iso B. sfIsESsffz IRssEisftf so9Hs as4
a4T a4ysDge OF q the Livery Stable Of j. q. MAT
10 h0Gk sS0 g. between 9th and 7th street,. here
FOB SALEaAn eleesLt thorough br,d MARE,
,Ss and lis T. one e The finest saddle animal: 10
Call on b: Riley. Superintendent Eastern
bfanch rerk. jel3 St.
WE. THE gSDERsIGNED, HAVE THIS
.s,, ca. o.. mutnaay agreed TO di;.olys copsrtaer-
v..S,ns,.no .n' ,. Il: ,!TaSHHss 81 KELLY.
xr%LS Ths business will be carried on BY THOMAS
HAMMERsCHLAG's = UNSURPASSED RAsP.
H BERRY SYRUR-Dealers will find this cell
sSHHS: ~s other kinds q Ess'
II soss ss sss 81.
Ting Establishmenf corner Of llth ana streets,
Washinsten. Soda fountains filled. jsisNs
CEEIs, gNBLIACnED TWILL
~ coTToS DRAwEsS; SS6 g cent; :sSIsG. ssS Hsis.
jels-2t C,rI or 7th street and Nd. av.
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FILIGREE JEwELRy.

We offer large assortment of this new and
beautiful Jewelry. Of the latest ami most UNIQUE
patterns, jus, received per last steamer
W. NJ GAIT BRO, Jewellers
Ie IA OF 354 Penn. avenue
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INTERNAL REvKNuE.-The receipts from
this source day were e57s,3S4. .92.
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BOARDING.

pLEAsANT ROOMS GOOD BOARD.-Term,
moderate: I3e = st. west Of 2lst. je IA Ct
FURNISHED Rooms WITH BOARD, 156 g
= street. between 18th and 2ist SITS. Terms. SIS
peI nlon.n. je 1857
A DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY. SUITABLE
is offered to lady who is q good Penmsn, and sc,
compnshed IN Music and French, 70 nnd BOARD
0p low terms In email private family, eligibly
ieeaied; Address Box 200 city Post Once.
ROARDiNG.-One FUKNIsHED ROOM. in a
~ private family with 30 ARO, suitable for lady
=, ao,e M board sf ls Per month. APPLY ct 496 I7th
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH or WITHOUT
= BOAkD, can be had on moderate terms at No.
4Ic PennsyIvania avenue. formerly the A ngton
h mouse sne pTogrtetresa. Mrs @. G. Connolly. for
msri ms mss Me'NIekis Of the Exchange Hotel do
ell rs'ie Board % per week. .
Two Oh -FOUR PERSONS CAN BE ACCOM-.
modated with Rooms and Board in the coun-
Wy, aoeut one mile from terminus Of 7th street
IeiIIeaa Apply at the Insurance Office 492 7th
street. between and D. m js i2-st.
ITO LEToIgRNIsHED Rooms, with or with.
nut bUAkD, sinsly. or in suites suitable for
pest ana nealthiest locations I'm the city. Inquire
II i22 Pa avenue, bet 18th and 10Th sfs. jeIl st.
RoARbiNG01A pleasant rRONT ROOM. with
nve minutes walk Of the War Department Loca-
uon pleassnt Ard healthful any in the city
I'D cts. ;ssH
TABLE BOARD at No. asa 10th street. = fe1
month. A a. Z
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Gun LLfTl Oh RUBBER PLATE, and re.
dol! SSlis, each s1s..,s Whole gypsI eight dol @
east. bssveen a and = norfb Gs.ss., nm -
Ersetfns without pain. ie Mr.
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CLOTHING

" At ONE PRICE
Ma, Sed in plain figures at the
% li-2t Corner OF 9TH street aSf Maryland ave.
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GOVERNOR OF MONTANA.
Green Clay Smith. nj. g.. was Yesterday
nominated by the President TO be Governor of
the Territory OF Montana.
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RIAGES, CARRIAGES,

4 f'AkhlAGES, - CARRIAGES,
~ CARRIAGES.
On hand. good assoIImvBt Of new and second
kard Carriages. of the best make and .rs5R .
finish WHICH viii be sold ut reduced e,sBySS
prices All wors sold warranted Also. SRS&S
tirst-clsss Grocery and Business agOIs Rapair-
ing prom Pity attended to-
ROBERT a. GRAHAM
4OS Penn. avenue, near AZ street.
Jel4 ST. and SS4 ID street bat sch and 9th
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GRAND TRIAL OF SEWING MAoH1Nss
BETWEEN TIE
WILCOX GIBBS AND FLORHNoR,
TIE WILCOX 4 GIBBS TRIUMPHANT,
IT IS DECLARED THE BEST n MAOHJNr !. ,rD
AWARDED THE RIQHESr PREMIU1
For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine thirty An. d,..
ug 1Po o: q.
b this trial. more thorough than ythins ~ tS:
ana Ty Il. sss j Psss aSss
none dispute II has been proved ma dscTaS
nd pubiehed 20 the world. that the Wiicors =
oiSo: Msehi.s e inst vh.t Il hes clsinsd 10 b,
MAORINis. AD
it requires no prophet. We think, 10 forstsl, q.
ipE 1achns of the World Circus aSssS ~:
is :ns cSn s. SSd s st
M, m.,m.9 GEO. SkAHcIs. A zSS 7:h street.
'.S.wEBB.l n. wA. BEvERIDGI
WEBB 4 BEvHRIDGB,
tIase oHAs. 9. IowLIa Oo.J
IN o = @,
wHoLRsALH AND RETAIL pKALRrs IN
oaiAA, GLASS, AND EARTHRHWARE.
zine Cutisry, Block Tin 0sods, Ksrossne T.--
Sets, 1Sether Dusssrs, Roli M NaesHi'sr
Sosds; Ssp,nssd Walters,
No. 500, ODD lilo III w. W, e; Hs;.LI rru
.rsa 4eS' q Soi1ms: In eli 1ar d 8. Die
AI.sss s5w E1TE OI9g:p
'sss sssE IN y, ~. 4 AZ sitsssorr e : 90
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Lost AND FOUND.

h'Si AMI FOUND.
~ n WARD. strayed or stolen, on tue nth
rI lii iii, i, ,ht.. fisa' In % eE,srsa low small
s rai iGis rslnrd rsi ve5g 10 r'h
phMsEY lst ST., bet and SITS. je i4-,t.
9Ns1TTTf5ssrs9S N1G Tfcs Afternoon twentXnse PIC
sorpton fs nnd DssT,s n pa dne Of IGSTpT abe In
L''e,a,y Association The hinder will be re-
Ism a,.d 18th tr.etS They Of no use, as t0ey
$40 REV D.
Was stolen from the subscribers residence. at
Ansndaie, Fairfax county. Va. on the 18th INST
BAY HORSE,
~ or II years old hands high with a slight sore
trots aHd PAGES nDder the saddle Also, a dArx
IRON-GREY MARE,
years oid about is hands high; white spot on left
hip and left side Of neck small knot u lns RI M
hin" leg and blaze face: A reward Of $40 will be
Pss S ss the oths
je eH2t. An.n 'aIe. Fairfax couniy.V.. o mt
EouMD.A small sEm Of MONEY, :vhicn the
l. owner can have. by calling at 500 street,
by proving property and paying charges js Is ST.
SIM REWAkD-Stolen from stables on q
q l2.h e sns Brown sa years sas 1a %as1!
blind HORSE years cid asont IS sand. IH high, H
paid for the return Of betn or 100 for the Thief e
nS cnd RR beth Of he animals 70 the owner. DANL
500 ,,9.at RawARD a. Stolen from No. 4ot o
SSTTEa Dish ss ess osEs s'i!s-
RsiTi SIsa new Bcys HOES and four small os.I MG
% Ss to en- Dinner
property, or liberal reward for either OF tle
S5 RIWARP1WiIlb be paid for |. Black, Square
Massachusetts avenue and College Hill, on Tues.
day .fternoon: Inquire at Star ONCE Il myis
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-06
Steam Saw Mill for Sale.
mo- THE PUBLIC.

GENUINE IMPORTED BRANDY.
IN CASES genuine Jacques, Nicot &
1O Co.'s COGNAC BRANDY, imported
direct from England into Charleston. 1t is
very choice. Call, see and judge for YOUR
selves. /. r. LEVIN,
March 8 Auctr and Com Merchant.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-06

The friends of DR.. A. N. TALLEY nomi-
nate him as candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing election in April next Nov -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-06
Tax Collectors Notice.

MY State Tax Books will be opened on
lX1 WEDNESDAY,, the 7,h Of March,
for receiving returns and making assess
closed for returns on the 14th of April.
All Taxpayers failing to make their re-
turns before the above date, will subject
themselves to double tax. The Collector
requests all to come forward and make
their returns as promptly as heretofore.
My Office will be at my residence on the
corner of Richland and Bull streets Office
hours from 9 q. m. to p. m.
March 2 T. H. WADE. IT. O.. r. n.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-06
PARDONS.

HAVE been engaged for some time in
Washington city in investigating and pro-
scouting the applications for pardon from
South Carolina under the Amnesty Procla-
nation. Having the approval of Governor
Orr and Ex-Governor Perry, and the advan-
tage Of distinguished official and profess
sional assistance, have been enabled to
overcome the greater part Of difficulties
heretofore existing i'll this matter, and
have obtained the execution and delivery
to me Of warrants for pardon in most of
the cases which come within the thirteenth
tor SIC, ,000) exception. About forty cases
OF this character, more recently filed, are
still in the Attorney-Generars Office, and
could not be obtained at present There
are about fifty cases under other excep-
tions, on which, likewise, no action for the
present could be obtained. Some applica-
tions have never reached Washington, and
will have to be renewed. I have complete
lists and descriptions from which I can
give full information in any of the cases.
In addition to the warrant of pardon,
many of wi have already been issued
and delivered in South Carolina, and the
acceptance thereof, a final official certii-
cate is necessary, in order to render the
pardon full protection against contisca-
ton. have obtained the necessary forms
and instructions upon which to procure
these final certificates. The present aspect
Of political affairs, and the organization of
the Federal Court in South Carolina, will
suggest the necessity for the immediate
completion Of all pardons.
My charge for information respecting
any pardon is five dollars. For procuring
the warrant of pardon and final certificate,
twenty-five dollars. For procuring the
final certificate alone, ten dollars. As my
expenditures Of time, labor and money
have been very heavy in these matters, my
fees must be paid in advance. If from any
cause the service cannot be successfully
rendered, the fees will be Immediately re-
turned.
I will attend, also, to preparing original
applications for pardon-obtaining the
Governors approval-and have the appli-
cation prosecuted in Washington city. Adj
dress c. J. ELFORD,
Attorney at Law,
March 5 Greenville, S. c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-06
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