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MHxrco-A French steamer from Vera Cruz
has arrived at New York. Just as she was
leaving Juarez was al San Luis Potosi whore
the Liberals have concentrated. The Imperial
forces would leave soon, and q decisive battle
was expected near san Luis The Liberals n 70
closely besieRing Vera Cruz, and exchaneing
shots with the garrison. Castelnau arrived at
Havana on the 18TH Bazaine was hourly az
pected ON the frIgate Souerain.
Reports OF a defeat Of the Liberals near
Queretaro reached Matamoras on the 18th
inst, and were extensively circulated by the
local press of that city and Brownsville, but
there is no truth in them. No news of gen
eTAl esgagementh ad been received in San Luis
up 70 the 2sth nit MAMMALIAN, who had
moved out Of Querstaro on the cath, had re-
turned. The Liberals had ad vanced their lines
within seven miles of ueretaro. Heavy guns
bad been sent to the front from San Luis.
Juarez was still there. Rumors of an at
tempted arrangement by MAMMALIAN with the
Liberalsnre very rife. Qulroaga Is said to
have been taken prisoner az Zelaya. Cortinas
processes TO acknowledge allegiance TO the
Liberal Government. and has been ordered to
the interior. All quiet in the State Of Tamau-
Hpas. -
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EXPORTS FROM GREAT RRIr,rN

Adyices received at the Bureau of Statis,ic.
snow That the declared value OF British and
irisn produce and manufacture exported from
the United Kingdom to the United STATE.
during the year ending Dec 81, 1866. was f2s =.
asi-l46 This does not include the exports
rom the British Colonies, nor the export from
the United Kingdom Of the produce OF other
countries, the value OF which has not been Of.
cially reported.
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SURVEYS IN IDAHO

Instructions have been issued by the Com.
missioner OF the General Land Office, placing
under the control Of the Surveyor General OF
Idaho Territory the sums appropriated by
congress for the surveying service In tina,
IefrtOry during the next fiscal year The
appropriations for work in the field amount 10
S2o'OOt, which Is TO be expended at rates not
exceeoing SIS for standard lines SI2 for town.
snip, and $40 for section lines. The public
idno system OF surveys has been recently in
tIodueed in that Territory. Maps OF the
slate OF oregon and Wasri 1gton Territory.
upon Which are represeniet the public sur-
neys WIN we typographical features and po-
htical sui divisions, have b. % sent To the snr
letors OF those districts with Instructions To
make such additions N the Names of towns
rivers, sueans, Wttercourses. and indicate
tAereon timfer, meadows, and mineral IocaIi-
ues win such other natural objects "a will
give completeI in all respects to the man of
salo surveying districts which are iaten ded o
missioner.
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ga young lady, just arrived in Portland.
by steamer, died of sea- sickness.
~The latest report OF an approaching mar
riaee IL inst Of Maggie Mitchell. q
~Prince Salm Saina. who fought In the late
var on the Union side, 10 now An Imperislist
eommander in Mexico.
~rhe Port Tobacco (Maryland) rimes
says that the prevailing bad weather will In :
terfere TO q very considerable extent with the
raising Of an average crop OF tobacco during
the coming season.
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The Costa Riea, Atlantic ind Pa cific Rail
FOad.

NEW YORK, March 21.-The Costa RIGA In
teroceanic railroad company has coutracted
with Col Edward McGovern, of Pennsyiya
MA to suorrint-nd the survey Of the route
CONCEDED oy the government of Costa Rica
connecting the Atlantic and Pacific ocaans
having excellent harbors at its terminus The
route passes through a healthy, productive
and populous region
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~Ah eyes are now upon the Con necticut
election, which takes place on Monday next
Tor Governor, Congressman, and members of
the Legislature The canvass on both sides is
OF the most active kind, and the election will
be, u IL thought by some, q close one The Re-
puoiicans however, are saAguine Of ccess by
q majority of ut least 600.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Paymaster A. n. Gilman has been detached
from duty as Paymaster at Portsmouth, N.
H, on April lat, and ordered to continue To
act as Paymaster and Inspector in charge pro-
Visions and clothing Of the Navy Yard at that
place PayBaster J. N. Carpenter has been
ordered TO duty as Paymaster at Portsmouth,
N H., on April 1st Acting Assistant Paw
master Wilbur Ives hss been honorabIy dis.
charged, to date from January 81. 1866.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1857.
Jay Cooke 90 furnish the following auo-
tations of Government securities:
FINANCIAL.

Lewis Johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK. March 25.-1st Board-U. :. 1881
coupon 6's, =; do. 5-2O's, 10sk; ". s. SIS
1880 5, Coupons, g9A; 7-30's,-; Canton Co,
=; Cumberland Coal Co. prerd, 81; Duck
silver N ming Co. X: New York Central R. X
lC5A Ere Railway, 574: Hudson River X. r.
- Reading X r., 1t1A; Michigan Central
XIX, lOs; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
X X. s63s; do. guaranteed, =; Illinois Cen
tral R-R-, lis y; Cleveland and Pittsburg X r.
1oA; Chicago and rtnwestern r. r., s.
do. preferred, 63a; Cleveland and Toledo r.
X. 117A; Chicago and Rock Island II. r., 90 ,.
Pittsbnrg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. ,
SSi OHIO and Mississippi Certificates, %;
Pacific Mail, -. Gold. p. m I3iI
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CHANGES us THE SECOND MILITARY

OHANUEs IN THE sECOND MILITARY DIS.
49,. TkIOT. - !. - -
General d. T. Sickles, Commander of the
I'd District, has issued the following order
dated Charleston, s. G., March Goth. 1867:
The undersigned hereby resumes his d,ties
rs Department COMMANDER
Brevet Major Gen J G. Robinson will "a
turn 10 bis station at Raleigh, N. c., and re- :
sumo his duties as District Com mand,r
Brevet Capt j. Clous, 1st Lieut. 9th Infan.
Try, having Joined from detached service Will
resume his duties as Acting Assistant Adm
1ant General OF this Department. relieving
Brevet Major General John X. Mvrick La
eral Orders. ID F SICrHrs
Major General COMMANDING
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

CBEAPER TBAH EVER Just received At
~ MlLLERs, t01 Bridge ,trest, Geersstow n,
embracing choice Dress ,Uds in the latest novel
tres. Also. s,0Oyards Oalicoes at i2k, u.s. 49, 20
cents; beac he'd and Upbleached Muslin. !. 10, ias
hee ping Goods, Oloths. Csssfmeres-and Driliings,
ekIrss ParSsols. shawls, Gloves, Corsets HosI nv
snd Notions Our Goods have been pure .sed for
cash since the reet Mt decline and great bsrsains
may be expected b. oil who may favor us with a
call NO Wv"
NH 26.lmf RuHJAMIN MIUvrp
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MAXIMTLJAE

Reliable information has been received here
that MACMILLAN only waits In Mexico TO make
the best pecuniary arrangements that he can,
and that he will certainly leave the country
before the LIST of July.
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"A OF UNEQUALLED ExClLLENuI
IN CHABLIs COUNTY,
1000 AOREs.
FINE GRIeT MILL
on place, three burrs Of stone.
LARGE ORCRARD,
and 600 acres under splendid cultivation.
This is q most extraordinary chance.
500 ACRES or GRAND OAK TIMBER.
Healthy location.
FOR RENT,
FARM OF IS ACRES,
over Potomac, Eve miles from city. House of Eve
rooms, Stable, Hen house &c. Good land.
PLACE OF 30 ACRES.
House of four rooms; near city; cheap.
b. M. HALL 90,
Real Estate Exchange,
mP7-st No ~ La. avenue, cor. 7th street
- 456 PENNA. AVENUE.
Have Just received Q fine assortment OF Chrome
Autographs, Nut Crackers and others Also a
choice lot of Pocket Books and Knives, stcreo
scopic Views, Holmes stersoscopss. and Oval
Frames. The latest Poeticaf and Prose Worksby
lest authors. Also, keep constantly on hand
superior Stationery Of all kinds. Cook books and
Toy Books in great variety. maslv
MILLINERY MRS. LOCKWOOD has re-
" moved to No. 434 18th stree 81 Plants -
''oos q sEHS s Bf'o MhI.H e Pa
Ps, pc spS S1.a vel sssf,sd q ST.
SrERLIHG BILLS for sale in sums to suit pur
Highest market price paid for AMERICAN
s.1a LEWIS JOHNSON ss CO. pos,, Banter. ..:5:.
sSa q; S".
q d SsT;
''f Lawns AND 0e% T. v. iborELER BRO.
m2s-3t $40, Metzerott Hail
OEI.,Tr g 81 aR ShHTs s ESE S03P: aL4HY
SHHsHIRrs and DRAWERS h e s'5 prices.
NH "a I'm sos 9Th ct. next Penn ave.
e WEDNESDAY,. March q, atlp m
hEEfE4T .TSs TEW 2gTsI9E dINE FOR
i. The sts.%s, John aiRs0E. having beer de-
els ., Hn . sssei II. q rc s;sr1
sS i,ss .a .:bd sS:r from o9d PIE.
naming the steamer which will eail a. named
and arrive here on Friday. :
j.. THOMPSON.
Steamer =. @ KNIGHT Is receiving freight
In Georgetown for New York and wifi leave
HOU0ATON.
1871 wv THOMPSON.
NEMBERs OF CONGRESS AND srRAN.
about to leave the city are invited to examine our
stock of
WATCHES.
JEWBLRY,
SILVER And PLATED WARE.
FINE FANS, OPERA GLAsSES
ENGLISH AND AMDRICAN
POCKET AND'TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
Those desiring to carry home
PRESENTS,
will find our stock to embrace all the newer styles
of goods designed for that special purDoee
n. w. GAIT Bro,
NH 1-3t jewelers., 35l Penna ay
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Marine Disaster.

boston. Marh 27.-The steamship China on
March 18th, fell in with the bark Achilles, of
LSerpooi, from Cardiff for st. Jonas, ~ F
in distress. The vessel was Abandoned and
all hands Were taken off by the OHM.
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ASSISTANT COMMIssIoNER.-Col Charles
H. Smith. Of the 18th infantry, has been ap.
pointed Assistant Commissioner OF the Freed.
mems Bureau for the State Of Arkansas.
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WIN. H. WHEArLEY's PREMiUM sTlAM
w DYElNG AND CLEANSING
EST Rl.IQH

once, No, 40 Jefferson st Georgetown d. O.
Hstebifsned In 1881; premium awarded By the
netTOpsItan Institute, 1887; rebuilt lss6 and is
nov b, far th 9 largest and most com plete estab-
lishment Of the kind in this section Of country
Dyefng and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
manner ~os'
Truly thankful for PAST favors the suoscr,bsr
solici To the contip ued custom OF the Community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promo tness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No 50
once closes daily ct sunset except Saturday,
when Il 10 closed ct 81 D m fe l6- am
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~Lovers OF art should not fail to see the
Hne painting, Charity" now on free exhibi.
rion 1t Markriter s, $50 7th street.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

D0TvAAC TsAAyPORTATIOH LIhE FOB
bAkTlMORR
.skfng neieht cSookctioa q AQUA OBeBK
y1h klM MOey. fREDERICks- >00n
DQR0 And POTOMAC RAILROAD
The sloane. kXPnHse, OePt A. 60
Nickle. ah1 steamer K0HH bDO, Cast John g.
Wilson, leave Washineton from Sixth street
wharf every W Epk EebAY and SATURDAY, ct
.. m, for 6siti srs and usual way landings on
Potomac river, Retarpine leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and P1iDAY.lD m.
For further inform alton apoly TO
J. B. BBYAH BRO,
, nh lsf No. 3As Pennsyivsnis ave.
SaAAAAh s s6E ysk sf sAstE1y SHORE
EOTICE.-Ths Steamer WILSON SMALL,
e 81 .::,.s.. IL = Il x. :so:! &c. IT.
most comfortable =. and eIessnt
her reut. s % - icSDHY. saes "a 81. iss1s:
S.!Sss: ss:1s rTisD.f 4agss Isit h :nl
RR02TyfFL LEHI SSfS9SSa'shSiNf.
LIFTS MHIkE CIBiX CREEk,l MID
Rs.nrsins rom ia a. l hs sa6hs e:
le.vss Lloyd . Lending al ,. m Cambridse At
EedSssd:y and Frd.g sosoSina az sss is Ssd.
etaes lendinse, and reaching Baltimore Of q ~,
ene ms Q large number Of fine stste-rooms.
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INTERNAL RxvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $50, OC2 81
P1RsoSAL-Capain A NJ Pennock, u. :.
N, IL at the Ebbitt House
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AITUHELL 3 son,
REAL ESTATE BROKDRs,
Have constantly on hand large number OF
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS
In the most desirable localities Prices from
81 600 to $4,000 Building Lots frem two cents
to IS per square foot. number of entire SQaarss
OF ground at such figures that any entsrprfsins
man ommandins the means might pure base, sub
divide and sell them in small lots during the ap.
preaching spring Ut profit Of % to 70 per cent
With An experience Of u In this city in the
above business (bsins the first firm established
here we confidently assert that facilities for
A. an iliustrstion Of the rapid inorssss in Srop:
erty. We sold few years bsck square Of ground
s7SGwili Sring, TO day 5000; sold in 1854
$4,000. With pleasure viii We refer to the pur.
cbaserc: The Same opportunities now exist as
IGNITION OF those desiring to Invest in or dispose
Il good ss s.: ssss:
q
suit their interest By calling on =, 80 =
Real Estate Brokers,
1Southsast corner Psnn's ave. and 18th st.
P e.-We place no property on eur books at ex.
ersitant prices but 20 pnrsens really dssirous 20
sci. e e s sss; every f'sility IroHrLL ser
RVMTI DseHne; BecsiIts Oellceted by Lsdy
edited ~ esy; rra9k scWail. Pickviek teISrs:
HssmsSna sM1o1. i ncsdisna on shs Action q
fise!dsts ef fhs Hsfvss: The ssosy d iss%sss.
A3dew for Seeraasy. rp.rsx ,.yro,
Goal, HON. AID OIL, OF 70 Prsctieei 1nsr.
" tcao 4lner; being . guide . oar mines ~
nlneral reeoureeS; visA numerous naDs and illnS.
AZ 80 80 vBAHOK 4AYLOp.
Kffrns os1sf ff4ft osAusnsII 90 %,
- "a - n. " BUR0HDLL,
corner lleh anA n Streets.
mis- under 1b6ltt House.
We ''0'SsS HsfsEFf ExLAAssRe s..Ps,,
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GTHE REPUBLIOAN CLUB. THIRD
saTs., " WA ~ nv I'll meet At wseTsl
come ali: Oe nh Sa2 q a aa''
~J0UkNiIMEE 0010HMAK ERs. Ar.
!, as ssssa a %fi'' on Fl TH HI
DAY EVENING, 18th, at "a O'Clock Candid atss
~ NH are I''as''sf x Sx si'SIS Re. Sec
nTTREAsURY DBPARTM1Nr
US once " w a2.SrSl% Of sSs Gss,,s"sg;
s7s. e 'S: ssss s s r. r.
t iHsh asss: r b s.s il
s sion Of the same at the Treasury Of the United
NH a.wh Oomptro n = 81 hthe s ostrens,y
TTREAnssURT pEPARIMsNT,
w ONCE @wompirotiey Of he Currency,
Motto. is hereby evsn Y tbe holders m:Tsh
c9lstlnR notes OF fhe Tennessee n ationai Bank
Of the Unts s1s s,ss.: will ssd
s,,. OF the same at the Treasury Of the Uni rcd
E-wt Oomptroiier Of the CCS Sfisnc.,
HETREAsURY DEPARTMENF,
w once Of wSon,ptroL!,y eflhe Csrrsny.
sals,ng NOTES Of tine Sstien.i s.st oi IF
Of r.: States sSs. will be paid il
s,sfe OF the same At the TIsnury q the United
mhZ-wA Comptroller Of the Our onsr enc
~ COURSE OF CLINICAL LIOTURls
w. viii be 81 ven At Prosidsnce Ho. pitai co -
menGlng IN April and coDtn uiog for four months.
NH Is Ct ~ s''eet.
EkE0isTRY Notice -Netice IL hsr.hv
given to all qualified voters in the SECONR
wAnO that the Judges Of Election sppoinfed 70
lesls ns voters under the act Of Congress An.
PLo's1 February 8 1857. entitled /" An act 10 ann
~ lIIegei voting In the District OF Ooiu1Eia
sna ior other purposes" win be in session on the
sl NE o. street. near 18th, MOHBHY, the
nnSsS44nDAH. the 18th " = q q z SDl n H. ,7th
III M UhsDA1 the 18th instant from 10
corSSne ,h Ior the purpose OF rscef Wing and re-
NIB 70 s.v. MOVES. Secretary
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

BOOTS, SHOES, DC.
oRa BOOTS AND SHOES. -
" INV sToRl.
The undersisned bees leave to Inform hi. fri ends
so 3 ss' tss
isds. ana Cen % soss
Misses 'n' 0n BOOTS AND sHoss.
Remember the number, 5O2 TIN street, under
ODD Fellows, Hail The New Cheap store, for.
deIs GEORGE B. WILSON.
EvIRMAY FLOUR,
z Manufactured by d. L. Shoemaker.
The above superior brand of FLOUR, in bbIs.
sna q pound sacks on hsPd and for
CO SH Hsd Msrehsnt:,
NH q 2w IIntelaChronl eeorsstos n, D. o
MERCHANT TAIhORING
IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS.
Gentlemen wishing to economist, and q. the
same ''me BEST GARMENTS. ~
'oLoiA'' OAsSiA AND yssrIsas. IL
which we will Gihs f fFss R a TsSh
than the usual w WEI. ssil.ss.ssnss 90.
mh2s Stiff [Intl between 9th ana 10th streets
RoYs' CLOTHING.
New stock ana full supply of all sizes ct
Low kICEs.
NH "a s.if t1n. aII SIS r.nn. aS 19
SPRIHG CLOTHING.
Having received our eprins Styles, We can offer
gentlemen greet bargains In
0vERCOATs AND MATCH SUITS
OF all DUAL tiles
WALL s5 gaa PsnD 3 .t cos
mh21-etif IIntl between 9Th and 10th streets.
9 CALvERT FORD,
DRUeGIsT AND CHEMIST.
No. $50 Psnnsylvanis avenue,
Keeps constantly On hand fresh supply OF
PURE DRUGS AND FINE CHHMICAAs.
ALSO.
. large stock Of ell popular
PATIENT MEDICINES,
together with
BHGLIsH AID FRINCH
HAZE, TOOTH And NAIL BRUsaRs,
AND P0MADEs,
SOAPS AND PIRHUABRY,
which offer ct . small advance above cost.
Sole Agent for the sale Of "samarftans Gifs,,
"Biokrine." Mstealfss Rheumatic Compound.
and friesmsre, the great English remedy.
NH 2s- so6t
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E. ALLI0T,
kRENCH HAIR. DRESSER-

32A street. between 18th asd 18th sts
NJ. Aliot, from Paris. Hair Dresser, OF the
country. he's nov been sstabIisSed fer the IL. 1
eight years in Washington and Newport, en-
oying the patronage Of the corps dipIo aatqRs and
otthe highest society. He has the honor to IN
sounce that be hes this season Imported the latest
tashione OF hair dressing, and slss ponsdss, and
at veEy roasonal lie prices. AT 6ms
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EVIRMAY FLOUR,
r Manufactured by ID. L. Shoemaker.
The above superior brand of FLOUR, in bbIs
and 90 pound sacks, constantly on hand, and for
sale by GEO WATBBs,
Commission Merchant
No. g High ct and canal,
NH q Nv IIntelaChronl Georaeto wn ID
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H.
GEHTLEMsNs FURNISHING GOODS.
We would invite special attention to oar large
FINE SHIRTS. UNDER CABINETS,
WALL, eTlPHDNe 3 CO.,
nh,s.6af Init between OH and iOth streets.
" PENSION OVVIcI, July 18th, laos.
A, ~ AL SMaon II Nay O0sosRN: =.
sss.s ss E : :s.S q "a e:
a. The GsasS' Of even
% S p & as :Sss
Jos. n. BARRETT. 0onnissionsr.
40 ssls, for 90 ceres. issued under the act of
sa.s n s.s g. sGs and
No, 9ii ior lee seres. iss.et under the set Of
iss Z ssS; g. Hey and
NO -, Tor i6s scres, issued unde. the oct Of
:sa sss ::I: r. i iSsf 49, and
No e 10 for 100 acres, issued under the oct of
q ioSsI. and y: g srsnssd Ss sSea:1s 1Is
No. 1.Ss, 1or iss acres, issued under the &C. Of
and was Eestsd December 4. isAs April %, 1851,
:o5 and Vac srsassd March s. isss. Arr iD1 70,
NO, q ,sN, for 80 acres. issued undsr the cot Of
4arch ;, ISIS, In the name Of Lanedon O. John.
soH a1d Vas GRANTED April I, 1855. April %, 1867.
NO, - q. for I'D acres. issued under the act Of
March y. ISL, In the name q Mary, widow Of
fhom.s Bowling, and was granted May 8. 1855.
10. IS 3s, for 10 aorss, Issued under the cot OF
March ), 1855, In the naOe Of Polly Peess, widow
q Chs;ssr Psass, and vas granted July Is. 1850.
No. Is SGG for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
1erch %, lns. In the names ofthe minor ohiidrsp
Of Jacob tssher; ssessssd, and was granted July
10 q .eee, for 10 ceres, issued under TIE oct Of
February 18th, lsH, n the name Of Martin Rose.
Cd wss 81 sseessd Lay ish lSss aay u, lsa.
March =, 1873, n the nane Of Alvin 1llis, ana
We srasssf AIsta =: lsss; .! aay u. is0
March 5, 1855 in the name Of Lewis Lambert, and
We s.ss g: 2ctS q: =: isss xay g isa
March ., 1855. IN the name Of NicholaS Pritchett
and Wao Graato0 November Il. 1875. Nav - IsE
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GHo. W. MITCHELL. THos. A. MIrcsLL.
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Qs 3. .:,.:. s,;: !, ::s:. 70. Or.
e. g: i sos:sn:s Sss; r!: :s.;
Tor sale uDsn sa:y terms, e The yererecms q
Sole Agents ~ etsinvss q SosT Planes. ssl
Mason D aanlins Cabinet 0rgals. ba1
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DOTATOBs, POfATOEsll
900 bushels No Jackson WHITE P0rA-
and Tor sale on accommodating terms by
JIG WATERS
NH 22lw 109 Water street, 0eorgetown
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EL0UR, MEAL, HAv,
Linganore. j. b. Ganbrili. Arsbv. porda, Hu,
Seresyille. and other choice Winter WHAT
rAHlLf And EXTRA FLoURS. All ersdes
~ and quality purchased
900 Bushsls fAnILY MEAL, Taylor 4
keihD BALED HAY, eTAw, &C.
For sale low, By
W. n. GAIT CO,
Indiana avenue and list street,
nh q near Baltimore and D. =. Road Depot
n AfEST PARIS FAsHIQNa or HAIR
Evening star., 1867-03-16

1he father Of one Of the sufferers n A. l. Luiley.
nG Tae hy 2b hG.Gss the {enr ss
with marked attention. He is an Btelligent. Kind
many syHp athIzing friends, and throu gh the phi
iHn.sTopy and kindness of Mr.; and Mrs. school
tuTe home The family being large Mr.. aud Mrs
Sch2oicIatt adopted the boy Charles the killed
by the burning Of the Merchant HsteI No pai IS
had been sgartd by his friruds to refine aud cult
vsie ht- int tellect His life and .bits with Kind
ness OF heart was the evidence fostering care
bestowed ry bis kind kenefactors IN the exsmpIe
don e'fic education ne received at his home. In
hls business relations lie was active and energetic
and had many warm friends, some of our oldest
Merchant, treqnsntly lending him their substsn-
full heart Of grs,1tude he would refer the amy
klndnes:ss Of Mr.. and Mrs Schoolcraft At the
being ,ducated by the same philan'lrOpic lady
ns.~ rm Of LulIy Bro aud to them this ig Young
and II 'e[estius '.liy looked for support Charles
mourn 10 deer sorrow his death, and like the csiI
fien OF IFas al taTS1sh deep OF
their brother Ohsrlesis gone
Aoihopy, With Mr.. jacob Lsrasr and Mr. Georse Ies
Mcdaniel. we're at the National Thester, and
p. m not them Of 'ss ss
s,Ors being on sT9, and rsaGh.s n, 4 the scene.
and vent straight 10 render assistance ts His
DeightoIs and as MI. Turpin came out Of the
osslsy ss:ns n.ds .p .Ssi .ns Il ms
swered the wall had fallen In uPon him, and he
VS. nnaeT the ruins ana ~ th,s monet he
tAEthonJ ECllyl arrested aud taken to the
ststion- house. Soon after, the Younger brother
Ohm came under arrest also The next ncrnin
al o5clock they we're disni' sed az heaCguarters
Oh their own recogDfZanre 20 sppear when called
for They then weEt 10 the ststie on house where
til sesd brother lay aud the inquest being held
after WFleh the corpro Was turned over to the
bTotfe Anthony Il ! Ohm and son in law With
u they returued to their discopsoia'e home on Al
street. Crsr Missouri avenue. On the same day
tHey APPEARED befoIe tie grand jury to testify in
the lLNesrgafl ona being m aoe, and othins q D
pesTfnE - criniDste them they with others
were tismissd On the following day iSu nday
the tTotfer Charley was buried In the ebrew W
G. mr:ery. near Drion Town, ID &. The rituals
OF 4 Jewish rersnsstou, CoUtinIing till the sth
day at trath, alter which they arc shsoty et
from anJ further "hsorvauc", asd then thav W I'M
apr.Ar bsfoIe g. uibTntis for truth and for ina.
tice. kaIESD oE rus FAx!LT-B
Evening star., 1867-03-16
MARRIED..

YATES - DESHIELDS. In Washington, OF
IhUrstay - l4th instant. by the Rev Charlie,
Ha q, d ID, Mr. HENRY q. YATES, 81 War
mt q. Virginia, to Miss ELIZABETH &
DksHlELDS of tn same place. No cards
Evening star., 1867-03-16

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Evening star., 1867-03-16
DIEII.

BROWN. Saturday morning MarchlG, AMER
ICj : BROWN, aged 2ySears
His funeral vi II take place to- morrow aTternooE
at clock from LIS late residence, on street,
tetw' eli ID and 81. His friends aud these OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend
MELDO0S. On the 18th instrut JOHN
MELDOON. o. Ohio. aged Z2 years
Hls funeral " IL take place from the residence
ms father u law. Andrew Drfy, NJ. III south q
stree on SUNDAY, the l5ta instant. at o'clock,
to which his and the friends Of the fsmily are
invited ltinciunati, Lancaster, and Chillicoghe
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