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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE Ann
~ OkDHAnCE STORES

N1baAuIE STUhEs.
viii ee sold; 81 public auction. at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Coufsrt. Va /. on MOSDAT.
tne 1th DAP Of December, 1858, 81 10 0 clock o m
,s 81 quantity OF stores consisting In part 81 the
10 Field seiee and sea coast Cannon, Howitxer,.
and Mortsrs. cast iron (2sD and bronze, al
~ o. various osnbres,c
Lars. a9:.taty Of Artillery Implement. and equip
p.ss Shot, Shell, Spherical Case, stau,. Of o,.,.
gsns OF various calfbres. ~
SIoreign Model Arms, OF various cslibres
~ 90 inside Carhiues, good order.
y" Aneo Maskets, altered to percussion. cal
,S sgIinstsld kiasi Masksss. cal S.
Seporting Rides and Shot Guns.
IS Light Artillery SAbres.
I'm. U. U. and Musicians, swords.
Infantry Accoutremsnts. Horse Bsuipments, aal
Artin:1y and o.ssirs Biz and Iron r.r.., 70.
E.as O.Ttsidss Sse.. Ca.nnsl and ssrssJ
Sl.'t . aso. ciSTssn'sr s.ddlsr', and Arnor
Thirty Aays will be allowed Tor the renewal az
cannon; fourteea days Tor al other storas
tkkhs oH SALE: Ten per cent. cash 60 be psSA
cstsiosue e. the ARTICLES 20 be soS a. s III
n.snea eeoe spplieaticn at this Arsenal or 81 de
ornnanoe Once ws-hington, ID. Q.
h,d =, SmSer msnin{ the sale reserves the right -
dose NOT cons up 20 ehe itmf, THAI may be "a -
pop1 eutn or1ty on soue Of the srticles. or uhsn-
ever the terests Of the United state n IA a. n
''n' may De '00ssr'sd b. SO doing ,.vIo,
M:i, ctordnanO. aud Bst. Co. u.s.A. c.sSs.
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OGeneral Early, in q letter TO the Richmond
Dispatch, states that there Is no truth IN the
statement made by Mr.. Pollard. that General
Stone wall Jackson once recommended q
night attack by assailants stripped naked and
armed with bowie knives.
~Commodore Vanderbilt 10 reported to be
a seventy millionare.
DMr Hardsroye, Of Stapleton, :. l.. of.
1ers a reward OF 500 for the recovery OF his
son, Willie, aged eight years, who bas mys-
tsriously disappeared 1t is supposed he has
been abducted. The boy Is reEnar kabiy good
singer.
ga Paris letter says of the late Baron
Rothsc hid at Is said ne was forced TO estab-
lish bureau Of charity. His letters from
ruined clerks who were 10 blow their brains
out unless certain sum arrived by q certain
hour, averaged one a day."
SParepa's low-necked dress shocked the
too moral Mormons
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DIED..

DOWNING On the al Instant, Mr. JOSEPH
- DOW n ING, In the 9Th ear Of his age
HE ~ neral viii take place to morrow fhurs tayl
l. street, between 7ta and sab. The friends And
acIaaintAnces are invited 20 attend without fur-
ther notice.
nERkELL. December I'D, ct N .REBECCA
y. hERhkLL. younRest child of EliZa and &c o
y Herrell, aged one year. month and one day
The frie nds and relatives requested 20 attend
the 70 morrow at O'Clock. Of its parents
Tesicencs. No. 245 20th street. cor. Of N west.
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LOST AND FOUND.


OsT-On PenDsylyanis avenue, from a AR.
- mage, Letwseu 10Th and l3th streets, q SABLE
FUR CAPE. Any one leaving the same st the Gas
Once, 4a2 lgtE street, viii be literally rewarded
and receivethe thanks Of the owner. de23 y
GSHREWAED-st from my stable, on tire
gCO I'D inst, near Bladeusburg. Md. a BAY
MAZE STAR on her forehead two white hind feet
10 hands high ten years old. The above reward
THOMAS MURPHY, Dunda.s' Farm,
dec 23 81 Old Biad7nsburg Road.
Gin REwARD-StOlen, on the night Of the 18th
SIU instant, . DARK Bay. HORSE, Is hands
high, Very long tail; stout built; coarse, curly
black name snd tall and bushy top knot large ast
his side from harness CHARLES MAsKB' near ar
Blscsnsburs, Md, DIR. Yates Farm. de 23 St
coz REWARD-Lost on sunday Deosmber p,
- .,L IN gong from .ny home on the hsct vile
John Bridge, to the Seven Locks, on the Aqueduct
rosd, sam Of MONEY. wrapped in a piece II
be paid to any one returning the same to the
IA BK0THERs sTASLE,a on & near
deis 1t. Rockville Sentinel ~" "'D
g REMARD-Lost, Nov. 2Ist, . large Scotch
SJ 1ERKIER, hair black and very rough,
brown under meath. short tsil, aud badly cut.
LsOY's Shoe Store, corner Sd street esst and
Penpa. avenue. de 2ast
STRAYED AWAY-A Dark Bay MARE. she
~ had on, at the tin birdie, with blue striped
hind foot between the hcof and the 1st iont. As
she Vas recently bought, 'front.' neishborhood
have STRAY ed in that direction a suitable reward
Will be given to any person. bringing the above
'''"''A ''H '"' :" '''' j. " SELBY.
de22H prince Georgian please copy.
e. REwARD-Lost. on Friday 18Th instant, in
yO the avenue street cars, q fat GOLD BRACE
be paid for its return to the star Once, or Store
So High street, Georgetown. de n st
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~ The ECbmoIt Dispatch says "rhere Is a
slight hUtter ii commercial circles about the
repor'et collapse of the firm of SsdgvgIck X
adswOTih, late commission merchants ani
dealers m country prod uce, doing business OIL
me BASIN bTnk. II is said that the senior
member Of me hrm left town about ten day.
ago VIA the Danville railroad ostensIbly f..
the purpose Of soliciting consigunents. his
wife having left Richmond some time before
BIT Wacsworth remained few days longer
and KEEP; store until Saturday night ON Sun
day be was seen .OT ne last time AZ his board =
ing house The STOCK Gu hand VI the store 1
worth nothing and Tie Liabilities OF tn fl II
are considers bic
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@. BAUM.
Removed.

POLL BABIES BoOP SKIRTS, Is CENTS.
would respectfully csll tae attention OF the
Of FREHOH CORSE All al slIties. from IS to Do.
an sisa DannfsctCri az all the latest novelties OF
tAhiEh and bCeTLs eklbrS. Ladies VIII
bear in mind that al Goods are war; nted 1T or
NO sale.
CHAs. BAUM,
sl3 sEyBsTB STREET.,
ce4 Inteuf1encer Build
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aTA dispute 20 a debt Of s2U led TO fata
stab with a bowie-kpife IN Mobile last week
he parties were 4 Confederate Colonel and
Captain. One of the physicians testifes that
when he came into the room Colonel CIeye-
land, the murdered man, was sitting IN a chair:
no one IN the room but Colonel TAYLOR, who
was on his knees with both arms around
Cleveland and his head buried IN Cleveland
lap. Colonel Taylor was in tears, and said
do, doctor, do something for this man; am
afraid have killed him." The murderer was
released on $1,000 bail.
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EDUCATIONAL,

SELECT SCHOOL IN BOSTON, MASS.
MISS STEVENS SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG CHILDREN AND MISSES,
No Carver street, first door from Boylston street,
south side of Boston Z, mmOn
Primary and Advanced Courses Of study
FRI ch by native Teacher.
Music.
Scholars admitted at any time during the school
year; Good accomDoda tions will be procured for
pupils net residing in the city.
For circulars address Miss p. STEVENS at her
sshool room, or Hon. A. +. STEVENS, Ebbitt
House, " sshipg ton, ID. c.
References: -Hon. Jacob Sleeper. Hon. Otis Nor
cIoss, Hon. Stevens, N. Lieut.. Gov VIM.
Olailn, Ichabod Rowland, ESQ Rev. 8. H. Wink
ley, Rey. VIM. r. Warren. d. D.: Rev David Pat
ten, ID. ID L. p. button, ESD Epen Sears, Rsq.;
John A. Lamson. M D.
GECEMBRR, 1858. del8- I'm
MISS z. A. COBOURNY SELECT SCHOOL,
lv1 In the street Baptist Church. bet 9Th and
Ith SITS; The English Branches taught on the Nor
NAL School Plan. Address 2O1 Pa ave de5- I'm
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NOT IN THE Bills -Tuesday night AZ the
opera, Iu>t after tie first act. a large monkey
vas observed 10 crawl ont from under the cur
tam. lie looked InGuirlngly around as If To
discover what Kind OF 4 house was present and
then proceeded TO dispOrt himself upon the
stage. attracting, of course, considerable atten-
uon and creating not a little laughter. But
after awhile be- got his tail close 10 the curtain
when, presto. some one seized IL, and poor
Jocko was ignomin iously dragged back by his
tali under the Curtain, there 10 med tare on the
brief view be had had of the fashioned world
Y n Eres-erf
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NASQCERADE AND CITIZENS DRESS
lfl BALL. ~
Magnolia Grove, No 2, q. A, o. D, first Il
masguersde and Citizens Dress Ball will be M
siyeR at tdd " lows all, eth street on go
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, Dec. q. 1853 Tickets So
admitting gentleman and ladies'
committee Of ArrangemeDts:-A. G. HAITI elI
Henry hmber. Henry Smith, W. Il Bennett. "
Ia Andersen. K Price Harris. Treas Conmitte
cIsicp. DELI. &.
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BUEIED IN HIS WEDDING SUrT-Charles
Smith vas shot dead IN Lexington, Nv, in 40
afray. recently. Added 10 these circunastan
ces of sorrow, the young man was engaged 10
De married 70 young lady of Indianapolis
and the EuPtials were 10 have been Celebrated
this coming Saturday. A short time before his
death he telepraphed 10 his intended bTlde, who
expected ms arrival there on Monday. They
have made Tor him no funeral shroud. but he
- dressed for the grave in his wedding suit
4 sadcer shrOud than the white cloth of the
dead, for II tells story OF a broken heart. As
the girl Is said 20 have deeply loved him.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and ID strceu
GOVERNMENT SALES.
pROPosALs FOB HAY. OATS, AND STRAW.

DEPUTy Q'RNAsIER GENERAL's OrFTcK.
- no. OIL eoUTH SHARP STREET {
BALTIMORE. ND December Is Is,s Z
eesied Proposals Will be received Of this ono
until ~ H., on Thu RsDAY, the alth fpetnnt ~
which time they Will Be- opened, for furnishins ira
Department With OHE BUNDLED AND rasRTv
.iWl TONS OF HAY. Six THOUSAND THRee
hDNDk1D AND FIrTY-TWO (sss7J BUsHEIS
81 OArs; AND InIRIf kIGHT (SD Tefs or
Ject 70 the usual inspection seo-
biooer will state the price per bushel for Ost,.
botn WIN AND without sacks. Conditions reauirs
ment &c, the same a. heretofore For furthsr
ihfaofmanon inquire at ths ONCE.
proposals should be endorsed sProposals for
Forage and Straw. aud addressed 60 tns nder.
sighed. sTBNARr VAN vLIRr,
s., -. deputy Quartermaster Genersl,
ooIl-0 Brevet Major General. u = A
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LA COTERIE CARNIVAL
BAL MsSQCE.
MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Z street, between 9Th aud 10th sts

Ia Coterie Carnival given at ny Academy last
sesson having been so successful in every >.
particular, desire to announce that . -
repetition of the same will b. given at the ia
above place on THURSDAY EVENING, GA
tebI1sry 4th. ls09 Subscription book now 0pen
at the Academy L. c. MAIINI
deg
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VI. 9. KRARFT,
FAMILY BREAD BAKERY.

Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.,
Has constantly on hand fresh Bostos Bro wn, era.
ham Rye. end wheat Bread. Also, Tea Biscuit,
Dinner Rolls, Pies, Cakes, ans o an d. :
q. 8.-Ws use nothing bot tae be 81 family n our
10 taking, and eur bread is pure and unsdu,tsra-
tea. dsi5-l
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pY GREEN a WILLIAMS,
WILLIAMS.
- hQctIon-ers snd Resl Estate Brokers
No. 800 Southeast corner OF Seventh snd ID EN-.

- h0Cton-ers an1 heSi Estate Brokers.
No. S2b Southeast corner OF Seventh snd ID sss.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
HOJsE AND LOC AT AUCTION.
- ou MONDAY. the ssh day e December
ISL next. az four clio p m. I shall sell, on
Tho premises, ty virtue OF dead Of trust,
dated 3lth day Of May, ISL, A ID AMI duly
corded ia Liber Y. q. &. No 6. folio IA. &c one
OF the lanc records OF Washington county, ID. O.,
all that Lot 4, subdiyisio N OF Lot nun Der two.
IN Square number two hundred sud seventy seven,
lGf.l being J. T. Lnnmsn's srHfiyIsion OF Lot
NUMBER Two, a. IN ssia Square Two hundred ana
seventy seven, ,gsT.D fronting sixteen tlsl feet
eleven nll inches on Vermont avenue. between u
and streets north, aud running back one hun
sred and eleven lllD feet eight aud one halt ssb
nches 20 the place of beginning, with the inn
House.
Terms: One-third cash: balance IN .ir aud ia e,vs
months for notes bearing interest, aud scared by
oeeG OF trust on the premises All convepsncia9
aud reEeaue stamps AZ the cost OF the purch sser
Slos down on the day OF sale.
AGA w the terms sre 1T complied with In i've
DAYS after the day Of sale the trustee the
flsht Ia ressli the prem AZ aui Dst Of
the d. fsuttng purchaser, nv advertising three
times IN SOME newspaper published IN Washing
ton, ID. Y. PATRICK MURPHY, TrQsf.e
GREEN & WILLIAMS
&c .-ecoos AGctiOneers.
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JUST RECEIVED BY THE NORTHERN PRO.
DUCE COMPANY,
Pernsylyania ave Bet. 10th end 18th SITS
Several Diaries Choice "GLADES' and n Y.
100 B6I. nns NEW YORK o1DER.
I6O packages ATMORES MINOE MEAT
100 am ell pals Best Family LARD.
Large Lot Of GAME aud POULTRY,
Tor sale at Lowest Wholesale hates. dei2
CTRAsBURGER BROS.
- HAvE REMOVED THEIR 0ean
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE0
from Baltimore to
313 eEVENTh 81. between and K.
Where they win Retail BOOTS AND SHCES at
Wholesale Prices.
Now II your time to get good goods 1t low prices
and buy them from the nrst hands. Remember. no
second lroht to be paid By buying OF rs. We keep
the largest assortment In this city OF homs-,nsde
ADO Eastern manufactured BOOTS, SHOES, and
8AlIERe, for mems, womens and chfldrens
Please call before purchasing. ss you will save
Don't forget name and plumber
STRAeBURGYR BROS,
313 SEVENTH STREET,
de 10 I'm Fourth Soor above street.
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10y COOPER LATIMER auct,onee-.
- date Clerks win }. q. Mcclure Co
Southwest ooTner Prnla'a avenue AID llth street
Star Cface BuilliEg

- BY virtue OF ADDE'S Of trust, exc utsd to ne
Ell on the llth day OF NOveRber, A ID. ls5. aud
6recorded on the 18th DAY Of November, A d
1871 IN Llber q, n, No. -, folio 8ss &C one Of
TIE Lane Records Tor Washington CO lHty, IN the
District Of Columbia, I stall ofsr Tor sale on IN,
premises, aud sell at public suctioU, q, sArUR-
DAY the 2oth day OF December, i1stsnt, At az
O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece or parcel OF
eroun1 situate bling in tue city Of Washington,
Dutrlet OF Colrmbis, and described a. follows
commencing twenty i've ~ feet north "a the
south line OF Lot numbered seventeen ~, Sqssre
seventy t4Ol, according 70 tire riginai survey of
said city, where said line intsrs cts the tern
bounoary OF Twenty hTst street west, rn6ning
lhenoe along said street nor. twenty n ge IS feet.
enc hundred llU) feet tOenca sOuth twenty I'VE
fleet IN line par all gith Twenty fr-t
street thence one hundred fIDGl feet Il the nIso.
OF Recommendations twenty -hve hund red
square fect, more or less. with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of a two-story Frame ssll az
House.
Terms Half cash, and balance IN sir aud twelve
months Stamps sud coHveysnciDs At the cost OF
the pure baser.
JOSEPH N. CLARK. Trustee.
de Cd COOPER 4 LATIIkR. Aucts.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL BALL
TO BE eIvENAT "a
TRADES UNION HALL, ~
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 90, I~G-,
TO THE PROPRIETOR

e m7J't IN the Part Of the Ci'i-suS
4 v roe. % Harbsugb Ja.hi,,
Chss FISHER, CaptLMGraves A Dnnham
John Clsry, Chss ii Wilson ID 10 CI.rL
j. webb. } Il peeter la. I,owa
" II EtiwOod, n NJ Knight. ThOs Weare
Henry Br1 wsr, TheO Rudd, J . Larnau
Tan slIdo, JAS patton WIN Simpson.
! n JohIsca, q Goodal, Theo almslry
e FISHER. V HishOr, A fnvaT -
tapt johnson A G. UuIlatt Thos GaiIarb.r
selnour Ihos milan, As Steele,
John Havepner Geo Miller. Win MuIloy
John tspe-. kIrssy Brewer. Dan CnueIIy
1sL, " ailsch BuTIs CoIicy- Platz,
Geo w wilson, David Il Saith, Geo g t,yon
Nm Yost- Jecoh BnntZ I'm oh Richards
W Shpdi, Nm McCuire 4 Wr.i"nper
J n Hatch Gleason = p PnrLe
Geo w Dwesgar.A G. Hall, JuoWTh0mp=pu
Master Il Css-U5SR iey-Capt l.. NJ Graves
F7o1r U1BG..7S
~ n Clarke, John q ,,l,rv n Ha~la,oI
Jas klpp l. ID Webb ~ q HrIlInz
de - '~'H'''
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FeheNs pat.
Br WiLLIAs :. VAL = &C., Asos-,
soethv"st corner Pa. ave. and sts street.
rErsTEEs sALE or yEIT vALu.BLK
PRnyEp PRopEsrf uS y sTRRFr sosTH,
st1skES llIH And Iyrh srREafs
"a ~ virts. 81 a ee.1 .; trust from Johs
Oh 81. y. q se0ss s' sss 4ssss:
IL . sassS 4 !; flo ), ls I.es, ell 81 r.s
on NEDNEsDAY. sts s.y Of J.na>ry. isss' sts
SO 1S -. M M a., g..s Of LIT - L sSasr, 10
ed within ,hs folio~irr un-tes ara IS-nd.' Sssin-
hias -, D. same a. he south w"stern corner ssiS
Dorth y str-e, .sy.Htssn fa.t. t,.sos notib a.
f,snt sng's With s.id street ffty i've fee. sus six
tb.nss seSth - the b. sinslnS .SsethsT -Ith ths
srIur,enasce., % pay "a md stteaness Of eighty
teen cents; with intere-t frum D~oem6er s. ISIS
o,is ss- o. sts one third cash .nd ssisree IN
t.Tsst 70 le .'eSrs Sl e ia no nth.' ~lth "a
premises $50 be p.d :, The st I'm. q 81 .s ~.
1S ~ d: si sG.ss f -s 10 G ne
closer HwM EiIIG, TT. ; TrS.,s. ra'-
dec W WALL 4 CO sucts.
yyY WILLIAM L. WALL CO Auotiope.r
u Storrs 3ls sad SAL,
eoCth ooraer Penn. avenue aud sth street
SALES FOR rHE WEEK.
CoMnySCISG YoypAy DFc II
FGr- and ko,es Sl-r. a n clock. the furai-
ture. A., GA rsilroas contractor.
ON TUESDAY MpRSING.
At their sfors- See e trro~sries. Furuiturs,
br"eAery Ware. brs Goods q. tiso, their 81
IAaT ~ ~ CLOCK, Of Tue-iAy mcrniug. sale Of
h"F-es. arrlNgt-. &c. Also II ~ o'clock. At our
- res bar rupt sale q Bans- Srocks Notes, Ac,
% 'tdtr u tht sGpremt CONT "a me District.
ON WESESphY MORNING.
nee inber j conlmeBc iug 81 % Slot 4 Che entire
ttoSh ~ iriii Gre d sleT al tha corner 81 a st
sho Fennsylysnia ayef.rN also. It a. - 'ciock ct
our auction roous on "Wednesday aud THURSDAY.
n 1THiLfs snd evenings. X. kultou a co = great
fsNhbroker : sale ~ turefer-4ei Pledges. SC.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
sfC-tLttr - az cur auction Rooms. United STATS
hsfsha sale 81 lCf % ~ 0srtor u lths aud G.-ss
Entres. euli a. r Tor the traie Gu thursday mora
ink ~ our Bazaar. a large Tot OF Carriages snd
horses.
ON SATURDAY M0ENENG
Deceuber 2s - our stores. = large stock of Dry
Goods, FURNITURE, &C AlsO. a SATURDAY. morn nR.
81 our Bazaar, about Fifty Horses aud Mulss and
Carriages. aud Hsrness
oe2l W. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
10y COOPER LATIMER auct,onee-.
- Late Clerks WITH J. -. Mcclure a Col
Southwest oorner r-nua'A Avenue .Ed llth STR eef
Star once BuilJiHg.
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Il BE JEFFERSON CIGAR
All smokers desiring an extra o cent CIGAR,
should pot TAIL TO try this Brand SOLD az % 4
de Is I'm
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lust REOEIVED FROM MADAME DEMOR.
ter style Of TRIMMED PATTIRSS. Dress.
making executed In the latest style. Dresses cut
sh ana street north. Entrance on street.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,


10y 9REEN WILLIAMS
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate BROKERS,
NO. 1-b, SoGihesot c0rL.- 9TH sai streets.
TRUSTEES sALg or aoUsr AND LOT ON
rstkEhf NonfH' BETWEEN 81 AND Az
- Of November, 1857. aud recorded in Librr e
40. No. .. tolls - one of the Land Records
Oh Oh sshinetop SSTTt! District Of Ooiaubis. 80
next, - TIE highest bidder on the Or misses al 4
o clock N, TIE west p feet Of Lot nsmbere
four, IN square numbered i've hundred aud thirty
"a streets west. fronting south, with Improve
hsnts consisting OF q hDe Brick House.
Terms OF sale One-third cash; balance in 6. Il,
and is months With interest from day Of sale, TO be
secured 20 the satisfaction of the Trustees SI0U
required At the time Of sale. ConyeyanctRe and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purch sser II
fro day Of sale the Trustees reserve the ri eht Z,
resell the property for cash hge days public
notice ut the risk and Of defautins purch aser
GEO. G b MITCHELL fTsg Trustees.
de ls-eo6ds GREEN wILLIAN Ms, Aucts
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
u Aqctioneers and Resl Estate Brokers,
NO. sSo, southeast corner 7th and ID streen.
THE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
MAEk AND AGRICCLTU BAL IMPLEMENTS
1nEh 0ffLkkD fok SALE IN THl Dis
On FRIDAY, the s1th instant,
80. Store Of ,. P. Bsrtholow, Isa, OBJ
tween Pennsyiyanis avenus and the canal com
menciDg 1t 10 O'Clock q m , aud cont me from dav
to Ssy sSsl Gil /: sold the largest, most complets.
tural impiements ever offered for sale In the city
Washington. AZ the stock is well knevn 90 -
Ne deem it unnecessary 70 snumsrsts. '' 'A''s'''
nOlsd GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucss.
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DENTISTRY.

lbs. W. AND II. A. MERRILL, DENTIsTs.
IL NO. 296 PENNSYLVANIA AyE--
1..t p STT l2th and 18th streets, fur
Of Plate desired. Pure Nttyoxs Oxids Gas con.
sxantiy on hand for extracting ieeth without pai
Once eAtlsfActton in every particElAr. no 10 .ixs
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WILL SELL MY STOCK Of sne WArCHIs
pure coin ,ls carst Gold Pebble Eye Glasses ~
md epececleei cold Chains and DfsmonS
Socds, vtnout regard 70 cest. ALEXAH.
DEB, 2Se Psnnsyivsuia sysuus, nssr iasn street.
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IL. LDWID DAVIS, DENTAL AssOOIA
~ TIOH.
No. goo PEENA AVE.
Between 18th and 18th streets.
flITH lXTRAOTED WITHOUT PAN,

No charge viii b made for sxtrsutfps who're
aEo!al Teeth are inserted, although theA
patient viii be required 70 pay for the0
viii b deducted whom tks Teeth ere made. rhs
AAssecisfisn - nov Prepared 10 make Teeth Oh
Ihie ald Boston Iri ess, All Jerso1s Wishing Den.
tai work done can have it cheap e In the above
and bert manner, and warranted 20 give entire
see!sfActton. Persons will do we'll to Gall and ox.
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December q, - our stores = large stock Of Dry
foods Furniture, &C Also. o. saturday morn q q,
81 our bazaar. about Fifty Horses sni Mules, aud
Carriages. aud Hsrness
Oe2l W l.. WALL A. 90 auets
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Rf NlLLIAa l. WALL a CO., Auots,
ID Stores 315 snd SIf.
Southwest corner Pa. ave spo On ssr~~s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-03-14

GRANT AND THE IsRAELITEs.-
When Grant was commanding
in the west, he issued IN order
expelling all Israelites from his
Department, and only gave theDa
o few hours for their exodus.
Moreover, he forbade them to come
into it without his special license
so to do, and gave instructions
that none of them should be per-
mitted to apply in person at head
quarters for passes. The people
SO prosecuted by Grant have not
forgotten his conduct, and as they
form a strong class of voters in
the United States, it will become
question with the party that
dominates the General whether
they can afford to have a candi-
date who has alienated forever so
many Of ortrbest citizens.-[Sou
ern Opinion.
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corros FRAuDs-Gen. Grant

CorToN FRAuDs-Gen. Grant
;mvlic0ted.-A Memphis dispatch,
ofthe cath, to the Cincinnati En-
quirsr, says;
The suit pending here in the
courts, regarding the forcing of
citizens in 1862 to sell cotton to
army spectators at stipulated
prices, or have the same confisca-
ted, has brought to light impor-
tant facts. It was proven in the
trial that Gen. Grant and other
officials were privately connected
With the cotton spectators during
the advance Of the army through
Mississippi and Tennesseein 1862.
In this case defendant, a North
ern man saves himself by proving
by several witnesses, that where
the citizens would not accept the
prices offered for cotton, it was
cOnAscated by the quartermasters.
Gen. Grant received a per centage
on all cotton bought.