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CHI A r L ES It ON /.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1867.

office so rs to execute. in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIC
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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TO TAX PkYERs,

THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
L for Tho Information OF al persons concerned:
Az ORDINANCE TO AMEND Al Ordinance TO Ra1az sur.
PLfrs ron THE rHLn 1867. AND FoR orHkn PuRrosna.
l. Do II ordained By the Mayor and Aldermen In CITY
Council ssssnelod Th.t All t.1e. payable ondor the Or
purposos be ps bolors ts 10th dry juno neI,
and that persons who ahA make default Of payment Of
amount Of their ta1es. and half psr cont pcr
month In the elst day OF July. whom. IL mot paid. an
amount Of two per- can't per mouth upon the amount
ofarss ahA ho pAd and s1er the slst day OF AuaaIi
hree per cant Per month on tbs amount Of taxes duo
aha DO ped until payment Of the whole amount ID made
IT, That all pertons who neglect or fsii to pay thair
monthly hxes on OF befor1 ths hteonth day OF each
tvp per can't por month nom such nfssnth dAy, untii
payment II made, - 81 ssl -rtIs7 : y :
h.nned In City Council this ssrsnth day Of Nay. in
tho yoar Of oar Lord thousand eight hundred and
dIty-seyan. '''i'-t-..'s - -77-7'--7 =
W! n B,n.n, uut Of oou1:. q. dAanaRD ana Msyy MMsyar
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING 10 BELIEVED TO
valley Of bAatoga its virtues sre guch ss lave
The high sncomiums Of all who haSo used IT, poaseas.
lng docs in an ointment degree catharto, dlurstic
Alternative and tonic qualities. f'EI = =
From SAMUEL, BkNRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor
fncuce OF Phyhe, Jenerson Medical College, Philh
aephs, formeriy OF Charleston g. O.
PHILApzLfHIA, November 10, 1895.
hAye been FOR year or mora past In the habit Of
taxing tho wanr Of tho "Excoisior Spring Of sarntoes
Accustomed during tho great portion my invalid lie
20 use tho dfsrdnt waters Of tie several fountains Hcb
upon them or much Of tho comfor. onJoy am aat1s.
nod that the RIcelsior Water II we'll ldapted az any
other among heLn not moro So 10 Tho purposes for
which they are generally employed. Il 10 very agreeable
strongly tmPreguated With the carbonio acid lively and
SPARKLING, can heartily and consct entioualx
recommend IL TO all who need gentle c.thsrtic ana
dlarstic. SAMUEL, HRNRY DTOEgng n n
packed In good oror for ahppins Pinls in bore, OF
four dozen oseh and Quartz in boios Of two dozen Zach
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SUFFER NO MORE!

hon by tho uso Of DR. JoINvILLE's ELIXIR you
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The astonishing success which has attended ths In
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General Debility and Prostration Losa MuscuIar E
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indscre ion. fondcrs It thu valuable prepara1ou
ever discovered.
II will rcmoyo all nervous Affections depression or
oemont ircapaliy to study buslness. of moo-
ry confusion uoughts Of so destruction fears of in.
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practices. ~
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tors And ignorant acthouerB, but send without delay
for the Elixir and DO at health aud hap
piness orfoc euro l. Guaranteed ovory ipstspca
Price 81. or fous bottles TO Quo addreas %.
Ono bosuo In sufficient 10 OBJECT In all ordinary
caseA.
ALSO. DIR. JoINyILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS, for tho
speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorrhora aeeL Uro
tlr7 discharges, Gravel Structure, and nu affections
tho Kidneys and Bladder. Curos effected In from ino 10
nvo days. They arc prepared from vegetable oktacis
that harmless tho system md nevor unuseato tho
stomach or nprcgna,e tho breath. No change Of duo
Ia necessary while using them. their action In
any mnnper Interfere with businoss pursuits Prto 81
Fer boz.
Either Of tho aforementioned articles will be sent to
any address. closely scaled and pos paid. by mail
express on receipt OF price, Addrcas all ordcrs 10
BERGER. SHUTS & CO., Chcmsta
March 80 1y No. 2S5 River atreo. Troy N "
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PUBLIC NOTICE,
iir sGTIoK.

U1F1UH OF THE CAPTAIN OF POI.ICR
, -, CHAnInsron s: O., Nay a. 1858.
tho "cls,nalns Of PzHies and vs1ls," fossfds the
uso o. barFols IN ol en- wagons and pa.os sp
Iuiahio for tho purpose IAN pcrions thsrcfore Who
purpose tang Jobs OF the Hind arc hereby rsouired o
bring thr carts to main guard house for fspeeon ba
foIe applying for license. @. b. aIdWGIn W
Hay "a .ga .mo Captsin ~ poii,.. 7
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WE HAVE USED dALLIGuAN's PILLS, AND
w ind thoy will do all that Is claimed for Them nd
cheerfully rceolnmend them TO pubic favor.
i. H. WATTS. Ex-Governor OF Alabama +.
J. w. A. SANFORD. Atty Cont OF Alabama
hoBT. DoUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala
T'S S.sd TdSTt SGage sqrsns Court
Montgomery. Ala, September 20. 1854 =
LowNpKs Cousrr Alabama
They arc decidedly the bost medicine for chtls and e.
yer eyer gave would not bo without them for ayo
uhncS INC prico' j. A. GRAHAM
AMEnIcUs, April II, 1867
One box Of GALLIaHAN'S PILLS cured me perfsstIy
Of Chills and Fever They the best medicine Ior
Chlls and Fover ever anw. A. @. RONALDSON
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County Ga
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July o. 1885,
ghLliaHAE's PILLS on two occasions for Chiils md
Fever and nnd that hoy all that they are ptand
ed to do They the best remedy the disease that
'Sfl aespeeu consider shom perfectly ,eseo
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge Of F. and A. H. Of Alabama
AInANY, Ca, March H. 1857
I have used 0AL.LIaHANs PILLS In forty csseso oi
best Fever and Ague Pill put up.
ABB. FAINT.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH, yISEnIAN g. co.,
No. 163 Meeting stroet.
BLOUET & HALE,
PRoPRIEToRs
Mey IA 6mo Montgomery, Ala
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PHOTOGRAPHS

GTTvENS HOUSE, Nos. t21. 23, as AND az
- Bio1dxay, n. Y. opposite Bowling aroen-t tho
European Phn-THE STkVENS HOUSE ts we'll and
widely Known to Tie travelling public Tho location Is cs.
pecy suls bio to merchants and buspess men It Is Ia
close proximity to Tho business part Of tho cItyis on
ho highway OF Southern and Weston trayel-and ada
cont TO gu The principal Railroad and Steamboat dcpots
Tho SIEYhfB HOUSE las ubora1 accommodation for
modern improvement for tie .omfort and ontartanment
Si s Inmates ILe rooms are spacious aud well VENT.
ated-pro,idcd with gas pnd water-the atleudapea IA
prompt and respesuLand tho table 10 Renorot:!y p,o
Vned With every ecacy Of tho ct rates
ihe rooms having boon refurnished and remode.s We
pE9nre ef Our guests. GEO. K CHASE co. =
nay % 40 ~ Quo 5'ss 4ssi Proprtetora
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OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVEsI
CHAn1Isroa, Nay n, lest.
'IAnEr UP, AT LOW WATER MARK, oPF BIRDS
ad ahipIard, South Bay, three {sj long heAy3 BARS
~. hhaoAD SIl IRON, vary ltlo worn. 1he aid Iron
VIM, South BAY. Any ons Of the Riirosd Companies
nAStns os suah Iron WIN call At ths on provo prop.
fH, pay efptnsss, and take the s.nae any:
- 80 ~ li.l-. 81. ". RKEDR1oEg,
NY2 % s"'s = lst Ilslt and ohisf of Detectives.
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ORDINANCE.

ORDNANCE. asa
nHR FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for tho Information OF an coLoernel
AN ORDINANCE TO nEoULArR THE CLEANSING pnryrrs
AND yAuLTS IN TIE cunPonAr1 LIIfTs THE oIrr.
]. Bo u Ordained BY tho Mayor aud Aldermen, That
from and atter tho ratification OF this Ordinance aAll
not be lawful for psrson to cleanse The
cononts OF Vaults Priyfes within tho limits of the
city without having previously obtnined conso for The
same; all such licenses expire the 9Ist Decenb<r
Uf every year. and bo subject to all requirements impos
Cd by Ordinances regulating tho granting Of Licenses
DfnJs and Carts. ~
IL That The OF B.rrols in open Carts and Wagons
prohibited, and parties applying for oense Will be re-
qulrsd provide closed CarA suitable for hs purpose
III An person, having such License sh.f report Al
tentlop 70 such work during the ensuing night; In The
Lower Wards such report TO be made 70 tho lan Guard
House, IN tho Upper Wards 70 uppcE uu.iu I1vuoo-
Nv Tho Iiaeo PLACES for tho deroeit OF Euch ofn
suail DO uehikA~a-h q uLas TO time by the Mayor,
W Every oTnor or driver OF such Licensed Cart or
any other person who ahA yoino any Of The proysons
OF ths Ordinance or ahan neglect rcuss to obserye
tho same or any OF ther san forfeit pay for each
oGence ane NOT to oIceod twenty-five dollrs 10 bo on
forced By tho Mayorin his Court or recovered In sny
othor Court OF competent Jurisdiction ~ =
Ratthod In City Council this seventh day Of Nav In tho
ty-soyen. #". '-'I-.0T' :, ! - - -
L. a. p. C. GAuLARD
W. H. SMITH, G:yo,
Clerk OF Council amo Hay 10
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LARGEST CIWuULArluN.-Ihr DAILi
NEWS publishes n. ONcnf Lia Of Let
,ers r.7nlininy in Mr i"stoaice.at The end
NJ each ,eccs, s:g-ecst!y e dtc .f:!!I:o:s;:::;
section Of Mc Ncw f'ostoGice Lav, as the
nc,cspaper hauing the largest circulation IN
he City Of Charlcston:
SHcTIos g. And be further enacted That lists Of lot
tcrs remaining uncncd for in any Postoco IN any city
town or village. where newspaper shall be printed
shnll hereafter DO published only In the newspaper
which, being published weekly oencr shall have The
of1cc. -s=r -
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LOST r.
BOAR DI N @ .

STOLNN. BtOM OUR STABLES, NEAR
= Lg:NUD'i FERRY. on SANrI:E RIVER. on Satur-
dLy night, 18th May. iWO LARGE BLACK HORSE
MULsS-onc In very good condition, has marks cola.
ami sadie, aad h,I Bhoos when taken. Tho other
very poor md hAs very shoulders. wo will give
Fffy Dollars for t.cr rourn, aud Twenty-H Do1rs
for information that will load to tho conviction the
GtleL ..f -.. LAND l. PARKER,
Near Gourtu's Depot,
May ID G Northeastern hRilrUad, 8. q.
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W An rs.
r @ R { N r.

FTO RENT, THAT VERY PLEASANTLY
situntod two aud o half story HOUSE. No. e2i
Meeting etrcet, between John aud Ann. Possession
given Immediately. Apply to wM. MAHSCHEI. East
Bay or to Dr. g. O. BROWN corner George and A nnson
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ALEXANDER'S Kid GLOVES.

A full assortment In Shades md Numbers OF tho
GENUINE ALEXASDEnss KID GLOVES, together with
many other popular makes, very reasonable ALEAhE-
DEltS BEST KID FINISHED SILK GLOVES und Lislo
Thread for Ladies' donts md Children, also GI.n
slyo assortment or LACE MTTTS.
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In thIs line will bu f. und tho latest Novelties in Cold
and Black SILks. 9RE> aDtSES. P0PLIES, LENOS
CHALLIES, Pour DECHEvRES, Plain mud Figured
niUENES aud MALhNQES for travelling.
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\ -It.- -IIT I7LIV -l4.... . r. LtI.. . .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

The CANAL AoEDUCT. A Washington
newspaper thus describes the present condition
Of the Alexandra Canal Aqueduct 1.-The aque-
duct trunk now presents a generally dilapida-
ed appearance Hop it witbstood the quantity
Of water short tine since, when the canal
boats were floated aross, is something of a
mystery, as a maoity of the heavy limberS
arc badly decayed, md the structure seems
ready to tall Of its ,wn weight. The stone
piers, however are ngood condition, and will
undoubtedly bear the weight of the railroad
bridge which will probably be constructed upon
them"
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PIONBlR.

Potomac =. ............"N 4 III
Pionesr........ ................ 2 o 10 4-3l
Home -Potomac-Shuster !; j. II. Dodson, John
Dodson, ]; Fletcher, IA. Pionoer-Gordon, l.
Left on bascs-Potomac, 5; Pioneer, !. .....
Fly balls caught-Potomac, 6; Pioneer IL.
Fly balls missed-Potonac, 9; Pioneer, s. ... -'.
Foul balls caught--Potonlac, S. Pioneer, 4. --,..
Bases Oh called balls-Potomac 10; Pioneer, 6.
Time of game, hours and so minutes. s.. .-...-..s
Umpre-Frank Daniels Jefferson Base Ball Club.
Scorers-Thomas Mitchell Potomac G. Wesley Williams
Pioneer
The Potomacs do not play the Old Dominion
Club in Alexandria, the latter club having
requested postponement of the game
Washington Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

CHURCH SERVICES INTERRUPTED. Last
night between and O'Clock, the services in
Shiloh Church, old, on Payne street, between
Prince and Duke, we're interrupted and suspend
ed by the disorderly entrance into the building
of TWO colored men, whose conduct became so
outrageous that tie police had to be sent for.
Constable Chipleyaud officer Simple soon ap-
peared at the scele of the disturbance and
succeeded, after svere tusslc, in arresting the
guilty parties, wb were appropriately delt
with this morning ty the Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

Doc LICENSES. The fines imposed by the
Mayor last week upon those keepers OF dogs
who had failed to take cut licenses has had the
effect of increasing, slightly, the number OF
licenses issued ct the Auditors Office. Up to
date there are, however, only one hundred and
torty-four dogs entitled, by corporation enact
ment, to live within the ity's limits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

-. HOOK hook. AND LADDER COMPANY Captain
James NJ. Steuart, Lieut. Geo. R. Shinn and
Mr.. H. M. Latham, members of committee,
]; appointed tor the purpose, at the last meeting
y, OF .t tn1e3Sehet Hook and Ladder Company, will
leave 'as city, to morrow morning, for Balti-
more % puH!shhase the necessary fire equipment
for that COMPANY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

TAX RECEIPTS. of tn, niue thousand four
hundred and fifty dollars received at the Audi
tors Office, as taxes, during the Corporation S
fiscal year so far, but six hundred and fifty
dollars are in current funds-the large remain
der being in corporation funds and certificates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE,-
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Gross Sets,
White Gross Sets, New Style Bog Wood
Sets, 800 New Style Buttons. Studs, Rings,
Chains, Rectt's Silver Plated Spoons and
Forks, tor only ONE DOLLAR, at Prlgg S One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S, Pennsy lvanla
avenue, near d street, Washington. je9-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

CHICKEN FIGuT.-A amous chicken fight
occurred on Saturday evening last, at the Ferry
House, on the Maryland shore, opposite this
city Numerous mains we're fought, in the
presence of large number Of spectators, many
of whom were from this city The result of
the engagement was in favor Of the chickens
from this side of the river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

MAINTENANCE OF PRISONERS correct
an erroneous impression, quite prevalent in
the community, it is pDper to state that the
prisoners in the county jail are maintained at
the expense of the State and not the county,
and that in making the county levy no account
is taken of prisoners in tie jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

NOTICE.--All parties indebted to me will be
IN called on during the coming week, and
those not closing their accounts on presentation
will please call at VIM F Henderson, No.
80. North Royal street, by the 18th instant, who
is authorized to receive and receipt for same
On the 10th I shall leave the city and all claims
after that date will be placed in other hands for
collection. B. r } 81. / =
iy 3--eo3t JOHN T. HENDERSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

RADICAL MEETING. The regular weekly
meeting of the Republican Club Of the Third
Ward was held on Saturday night last, inths
school house, colored, known as Sickles Bar
racks, AV, Harlow, the President, in the
Chair, and'E. J. Edelin,, Secretary. At the
conclusion olthe usual routine business OF the
Club, the nte" by which the preamble and
resolutions recommending a reputation of the
city debt, we're, at former meeting adopted,
was reconsideed, and after debate upon the
subject, participated in by Messrs. ". L..
Penn, r. G. Armstrong, Samuel McElroy,
white, and Douglass, Logan and Smith, color
ed, they were unanimously readoptcd, "A
resolution inviting the other Republican CLUBS
in the city to be present at the meeting OF the
Third Ward Club was passed Some new
members among them Gen. Fl. Fl. Wells and
E. E. White, we're admitted into the Club
end the meeting then adjourned.
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EDUCATIONAL,
MOUNT SHARON SELECT SCHOOL,
M FOR YOUNG LADIES. .
ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
The Sd session Of this School will open on the
first of September next. Parents wishing to
send their daughters will please make imnle-
date application to Mrs L. G. TALIAFEkRO.
who has secured the services Of Miss MARY
L. BALCH to conduct the Literary, and Miss
L. T. FROST the Musical Department.; whose
thorough and peculiar qualifications to dischar &c
their respective duties are sufficiently attestcd
past experience. ...=.
TERMS:-Board, including washing fuel
and lights, together with tuition in all the Eng
lish branches Latin and Greek, per session OF
five months, in nd ance, $l30; Modern Lam
guages, each, SIS; Music, Piano or Guitar, SIS;
use Of Instrument, S5. Address,
Mrs. l.. G. TALlAFERRO,
a. - Near Ra;,idan Station.
jy 9-eo3WS Culpeper CO., Va.
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"ORAToRY. 1T is announced in Huunl
cults NEW Nation" tina; George Tucker,
esq.,, District attorney Of Fnrtarcounty, Pa., >
is to speak at different times this month in
Sussex, Southampton, NaIsemond, Isle o.
Wight, and Surray counties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

TEMPERANCE MEETING-The temperance
meeting held yesterday evening in the market
square was largely attended. It was addressed
by the Hon. 7. w. Upton, u. S. Senator
from Nebraska, and by 6. ". Mahcr, esq,
Of Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

RIVER BOATS -The Kennebc, from Balti-
more arrived up on time Saturday, and the
Columbia, from Baltimore and Iii. Livingston,
from Currioman early yesterday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

S, DEALHAM, 1O6, King street, has just
returned from New York, with the largest
stock OF LINEN. AND SUMMER CASHMERE
CLOTHING, ever before brought to this market
10 27-2awtf -L.E... -..--.t- -. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

WHITE LINEN Duck AND DRILLING SUITS,
for gentlemen at various prices, from So to Sis
per suit, at S. DEALHAMs, LOG, King street
lie 27-2aWtf /
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Just received, 200 LINEN AND CASHMERE
Boys SUITS, at S. DEALHAM's, l06, King
street. je 27-2awtt
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CIT Y HE Nj s i.

STRAW HATS AT CosT.--I have determined
to dispose Of my large and varied assortment
of straw hats, at first cost. Those IN want oi
such articles would do well to give me call
Now is your chance. Save moneylf you can.
-. JOHN A. ARNOLD,
iyI2St No. IS, King st., near Fairfax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

Gentlemen in want of CLOTHING, will fad
the best and the cheapest at S. pEALHAM s,
LOG, King street je 21-2aWtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

BASE BALL.-The return game between the
Pioneer Club, of Alexandria, Va, and the
Potomacs, of Washington, was played on the
White Lot, on Friday, p. m, With the follow
ing score:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-15

ODD FELLOWS ExcURsIoN-T excursion
Of Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows, to Carlins
sping, to-day, was most numerously attended.
Trains loaded with excursionists and their -bss-
kets, left here on the Alexandra, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad, for the scene Of the
festivities, at eight, ten and one 0 clock; and
tho additional trains will leave this evening
one at ,telr and the other at seven clock.
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LICENSE RECEIPTS The Mayor has re-
ceived and turned over to the Auditor, as re-
ceipts for licenses issued by him since the 18th
ult., SIS, 100, 96, in current funds.
POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OrFIcE.-Geo
Marshall and Joseph Warren, two colored
men, for disorderly conduct, last night, in a
colored church, will, in default Of the payment
of the imposed fines, be committed to the
Work House for ninety days. ...
Several persons, for keeping dogs without
licenses, were fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE-There we're no cases
Of criminal character at the Magistrates
Office this morning. "
WASHINGTON ITEMS --Several days since
Detectives Clarvoe and McDeyitt received 40,
tice from Baltimore that two horses, valued at
5000 had been stolen from Messrs. A. johnson
4 Bro, Of that city, Oh the evening OF the
4th Of July. Messrs Clarvoe and McDevtt
succeeded in ferretiDg out the whereabouts OF
the horses, Gin the vicinity Of Alexandria, and
this morning Mr.. johnson recovered his valu-
able animals. .sa.... a... -.s .a
On the 29th Of June, Walter Scott, aged
IS years, an employee in the Sixth Auditor $
office, of the Post Office Department, appeared
at that Office as usual, drew his months pay
for June, and sicce then he has not been heard
from. He was boarding with his aunt, and
was quiet, good boy. His relatives, at dis
lance have been telegraphed and written to,
but he has not beeu seen at any OF their homes.
He left all his best clothes at his boarding
house
The Old Capitol building recently purchased
by George L. Brown, SeIseant.at Arms of the
Senate, is to be converted into three dwelling
houses. .-.@"
On Saturday, Mr.. James W. Tomeny was
arrested on the complaint of Edwin B. Roberts,
charged in the warrant issued by Justice, n.
81. Miller, with being accessory to the larceny
of valuable papers, vouchers, &c. from
Roberts, at Wizards Hotel, on the night Of
lst of June 1864
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LICENSE RECEIPTS The Mayor has re-
ceived and turned over to the Auditor, as re-
ceipts for licenses issued by him since the 18th
ult, S., T2O, 96, in current funds
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