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The Evansville journal., 1868-03-21
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Domestic Goods.

We have nowin stock, in Bleached and
Brown Musllns, Canton Fiannels, Prints
Checks, and Hickory-Stripes,, goods OF the
best brands produced in this country.
The house 1hatlwill sell goods at marked
value is rf4 ID Ner9Dfo 4 y --.e tr
HUDSPEYH. ADAMS & CO.,
a9ais-' SO Main street.
nrlI
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SELECTED III. 7 STORY.
From the Y 5chanbers Journal, reprinted in the
a tsia,,,'i al Eclectic Magazine .;J ais &
Il /. Il, IN A CITY BUS. Y. n.
[Continuct7 from our Last /

.1f s1s
hailed the first cab could find, and we
! ratified off to my lodgings. No conversation
| took rlaco while we were going over the stones;
but IL. imagination saw before me a certain
sweet fearful tacss, and 7 felt moro determined
than ever to go through ssith the scheme, wild
and preposterous as it might lave seemed at
any other time, which had suddenly flashed
across my brain while I.wasl following tie ras-
cal by my side up st. Martins Lane. 4isi.o,
Fl Having instructed my landlady to put down
another outlet, and to send out for one or two
extras, we ascended to my rooms ri
"Intthe hope, my dear. sir, that our friend
ship will be long and fourishiug one," said
my unwclcome guest, !allow me, as a nccdful
preliminary, to present you with my card"
He handed me, as he spoke, q very limp, and
rather dirty,piece of paste board, which he had
some difficulty in finding among his multifa-
rious pockets, and ON which was inscribed the
name Of "Mr. Reginald Tracy" "Of course,
could do no less than return the compliment.
/ Din ,,er was seryed'a .sw minutes later and
while it was in progress, the conyersation be-
tween Mr.. Tra.'v and myself was of the most
intermittent character. l gathered enough,
however, to enable ME to discover that ne was
q man of some education, and i,'ust at one time
haze mixed in superior society. BY the ex-
ercise of what knayish arts he had contrivcd to-
forfeit the position heonce held, could not
Of course, tell; therein no doubt, lay hidden
the great secret of his life. Poor wretch! 1t
was easy to see from the style in which he got
through his food, that a plentiful and whole
some meal was what he had lot partaken Of
for some time. At length, he ~ back in his
chair in o state Of happy repletion. "Not
another morscl, my dear boy" he said with n
bepignant smile. Positively, could not.
'Letgood digestion wait on apc.itc-you know
the. rest. A bountiful meal But Providence
tempcrs the wind to the shornl lamb' And
now for the pipe and the tumblor. IIa, ha 1
have not forgotten" sg, l.s.,.,...r i. Fl.
AS soon as; we were fairly under way with
our first tumbler, DIr. Tracy broke ground
on the subject that was evidently upper
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The following important order has been is
sued by General Canby .-,+t., .,,ssf.s,,... i,
Ge.erai OrRers No. %. ....-, is,
An+hor;ty L.,;ra ,.oo,. ,c.rol
r. .,.. U,;or Conov.1 y = g..
Comn,;ss;,ncr of H. nro,n So. $500
rr,.,,, ocn ,nl han,,o o,o, ,ists clr5liha So
of s,,n.b .c.ro,;n, ton,,ls
of tho Govorrmont &C tb,tu,;to1 st..asys,a > ~
g ~. Ao.,ro.sol ..n;.,,,,u.a 20 -, C.........
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p'oN"e' :. '"u, P''n''''-o'' '"''' a''u ~ she
use ., M'''''' VIC ,'.''' may '' "Hsancc'' riof
- go n ll'S ANU t.'.I's - "S M" l,.'s', ''
:'o u as 'a..e ~ q ',, ~ ol'''',o %
- >, 10, IVY "',N' a' . ",' 80 ~ T'So "l'o"
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person OF persons 20 "n0h' or ''r whose Dc"c1'
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tRaps sspF3bgp Ssensi0n tsdda'y dySss PaiabsaJaid
Of the government will be exteldsd sdsskdsSs
oiiiyt@iio egafGIG2 bsyivi6adstry id6a go5a sSn.
duct, nm 1sFnast disposition tSfisfp ptfiehsslssIs
R must have tFiS ASSURE sfiat ahs
aailancss now fuads' will B5 repaid ibdttBS
recipients Of othis lid wilF iaddfssy 10
earnestly to the work Of makihg sueEap pi6siiaiSas
f6r future as viii 4siiess fhenissl ifon
state of dependency Upon sthe esgSo Safihiahsnt,5
ppfithss individaalsr OR ehafleabIs istisitiohs.
No isssuas fos aiii bs mate,
except. to the infthi aad as pf5sidcds
galati5fis aiid tBd OILY wien
tfie local ate unaBle to paf55y;dS
the objedts charity slist soas d5sssYg
Under HER care srhs fsshcs the
government are made, with the sois spiiSssk al
enabling the labouring Popnlhtian 10 procure
empioy yihent mia. by yh0nsss iahSaastpy Ssscare
paititcnaIeo fot tkemsslvte vtess sana tiisoas %HS
are cpsRdeae upon tiie8; and ,A3liiS SfEe 9Ss6fB
Of EtHe Bureati aiiEihlaa eises give tGsiTf
fl illH1'iri5et 1'iri5etriSg esss tioss fiRShre
atR6uea fTaiatedi actedfidg 4hs Bsss wSgesaiats sssaR
aobtaintad,n ind ii protecting tteT idtsfsae
byo The nshbreemsnt Of sdclT cdntrdeat as iiGaaYY
sihbaat, tRa go9srnmons ia55k wMitA III III IaSyS5tf
tfoh tlSae orwso ai ibrie itfBy "a aIs az
6fRdcfly conduct afTog9 ssiasfaRai bad ad@
'a55: srhcps ail 5ihssfs aa aasgnla
ftke Bureau IS espstalS causa tfb sifsalsfR
ahl' bt6e AssStaSs
c6mihissi0hef; aid is Is nude thsm aaiy,tS
eShliihe carcfill} ailsa1ppIieTions fSr ai tRae
mag be ffc bI7slssfb uitgi6 tisiFs
districts, ana aafbf tloSss Sly tkas atS sd In
tPpffssssaifBio prescribed ss6adlfoasg
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tus "a ~ ,,a.e NJ, ne
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II WIS sH. sso .s "ontyrresune :. !
n ra.ts> ss b..s sssoss "a s.. 81
~. :. -, So.
hA@MpI.AhY ClrARlPTr- TIT: Wcn, neIghboTf
what's the most l4rsstlan news tls . morning "
saiu i p!ons g a.; gcntitep9a4 t pan to trend
n.yf Just bought a barrel Of Hour fcr q
Reor woman; y, ,,, s,g,
=; ~ ~. s"'u ., .'o o.ner INC "n? ls y
"' 'a'''o "'pPy W your cnarity Guar tnls
.Il-..,ra:ms, Isis. si ii .f44;.,is,s aib4Aaas asgY
a,,i9:I9 ~ -sni3e4sg:i, .s4esg hse ysssgfss
.psisss,e .a.Es 8. 5Sf1ll.., yIsi.oSss blae ef
a 81 1s'S - AsVelHs!tatls1tlll1 sel!tal1ll ste n deesssa
sr'igd sis.aoag e s71u q yp3ss<'ss isstssss,
Wearing thin shoes oh dumpsaightS III rniny
weather. ,Ast tsf9s,ssss az sass.Sa sssass5
;...Buidino of, tho .sair-tiaht, nri inc;r,Ia,fsr
I.cading a life iofse fsenfeeblingtstupid laziness,
and Keeping errnind in asround,ef- unnaturak
~ vci itr, u,,,,t1 nil
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rolIrESEss il DuSSlso- A e bld gSenntio-.
man had owed firm for years; at last, after
cvciybody's patience and temper We're exhaust
cd Il clerk named Frank, undertook To ret tbs
money. 't' -" ,a''st
Frank called upon tho gentleman, ' and not
with !. polite reception aud tie usual answer.
WITH +, Z ,,ld;tthp .datHaa e5i ~ RiS5ics aSHSaa
"Yon nctdnot t,oublc yourself young asrlnhalna srnana
about the matter; viii make il all right a''''lsa
ooh, no. replied Frank, ~ could not think
for q hioineht of compelling you to call at the
store for few dollars. It viii not be EEthcSt
slightest Inconvenience t5r mo to stop in 'aas
pass your place of business six times asdaY, to-
and from meals, and I can call escffy tffie go
by -o- % o. - go aAN's ca1 ID
"IlcrS,' said the old fellow to HIS Book
keeper, aRrhtd 1t lthc prospect 81 b5,ing . .
dunncd six times day for the next six xos
months, 'pay this impertincnt rascal ifs cah ho'.
bc'tHc ii politcness and if hs wants itaatiSnf p
will give fa two thousand dollars ear r.'rih'i
31tsi sab gpi BIZ. islfr ii;OE isnIpui
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And less to eat! tryytts.rae
Sum, and dsubstapce and net reeeipt-.- &, ,Sn.loY
Southern side of the balance sheet: .,;..,....
's!'' laaAd. aAnd after fus Ipsn he Ssat aE.o t''a
OF cotton wear oyiirteas
-s'1'n : ff Tothe farmer clear;o il 7i'iaV)
Little to wear and less to cat sstila!,f.sa
RpiIesked and pif!ed, compressed AR s,ngJ,a
"a CoMpLBrB!
That's tho weight of his elephant iH'p2 e
,.pyDui .:,itz,uG,i,tH u2g tae!p,it .9ytit
-hio4 it,roE Little to wear.lsI hda pohaY7alji }
Ipj?!y And lfffss lfffs to9 % e9atinp adf4o by.
That the paradox we meet
And al every corner Of the street: p'f 13''H"4S'
'''o'Ha's ~ It ssh'tfhe land s,'tnno2 oft 10
h''a as!i7add An6itain't the handzt4 bnsa5iI
~ to boa Itisn't thcsuntoH ID, nas7ahfI
.,liiy.fr,ra And itwasn't the stand. ,ai,.uer,
Only madness, with nanght to match it; ,,,.,
Hurting the handle after tho, hatchet-
Chasing sorrow, and surcWto ''catch IL" - ''f.
tS5t5 5lYI 20 - u|Jtpl.'9hoTtSjS 81 lp;39ie s'I
little TO .teqr! From pole to- polo bejiQy off 10
Not civii or savage houl Lt a irsi5 t .4al.cesu
But hides his nakedness or his dirt, ID, So ,,i.g4
More or less. i'll Georgia shirt; ~ a.. ,,,a,
LESS TO EAT! When the grass wo say
Would bury Now Tingland kneetlcep In hay, tit
AnG fatten the .shirtcd" (above) nmass, :; ii
Fattcr tiah ever wasiacsh from grass
.iF.f T Il }llg., ~ 4
- BY tho longest odds,
pa .''i ill. o4!;ths' fools abhorrcd = to|
'''''' Y,a BY meu anu gods, 's :, .i'igls1%ii
!" -, ,''s The super6he ~ z" N's'Hn2 -. -
~ , SIT = 1'' Is ,s vwhiel, ai''1.q -
Fights tho world with a. i.single iine, ~ 'N','i
Without a ditch,
And .Jreaks" in credit, in cash and spine y
ga gttin' RIcn ~
---.%1sSa'l, = 2 &S1,E fsp CiS' :SgETsh ~
i't 81. II, eSALvATIos m s"IIow "'r'i,.s
sr, - Sell an acre s'5 ii5 I 90, =,
-il,ial And buyaa7rLow!l eizit,..'2 .ri,,,- 4
Borrow sheepti1ge t1fgeii14,. :.
n-''r And beg sow!
,-@ ..,''.,,s .~, !, ! ! Kill King Cotton, '''tfl
And crown your
s$:4T'ss SgssCow! xaYeyy tygErgs
Another year, If We liye to sect, L.: slIlI
Shall make both ends and middle !N S2iIEE
= i'A fa 't istMrRrt''F 79H .tvot !p ,1b.-it
,,. ~ ~ ,T>tN de- iisP iSr el.. ..s.t ,it
With enough to weqr, and Q .; ;A,o;,,.1. .'.t i,
-var aol Plenty To EAT! a,lirrl) st,-,.. aal
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The following important order has been is
sued by General Camby: s>fsa' .visf-as,s =
Gc.egdt Or.iers M, %. j, t,st .,...,7-., Ef
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|.31 sd ,sp 'ssG"sae baass,isff o5 llir ir3fqe.
2d ...sAagnl hna LsQwb q ii neds. or o.,,,n
H'a0f what Have yyoa5 been robbed f. Trd,
CIV 2" T osked .ytjsagofeAa Q. ahft1oo
yaIIaablo disniignd ring, wien. for
bettrrs ssssshfity Had Stitched ii t&asSoEs
of my waistcout'' - =, 4
'Probably lthis phlsessa lso bel5b Is s6. You p
| said, holding up the article in question
'sfIeychanged coorats aonee, aandgalls tNei Def
aheeN eeNhecmed Is ,oosS 4st Of HIN iaa Espt my
eyes fixed lstesdiloa ,, ssS%r; ass,'''>
rASThatS too, ia m property" |" Ae said with
poor attempt at brasadoji it'andI ulhst,askt tybu
ut once to explain how sit came into yodr,pvsN'
session. ""oN fAv'','7 Hm % 17c,'t ht' q e'''sh
mors No Yel';yssa ~ hsS, i',}t'ii Il liAss
yours said, Sr;;You .tookit, q this mornipg,
OF f;tho. pocket of aN,young ,hdy ,yilomsat
next youin attomnibus SR1Ntthat,timeit 1t cons
talned, beside small sum Of lnoncy, diamond
ring, now il my custody. and which l mean to
restor, to its 81 ncr to-morfow' Are you salts
fed p,
h'.''Aic yam ihfcrnal 'l!Jmoheneaia IwitR all
angry 'stan,p'of tho goot.f: WI 1adsng Of tai9
"iou are nat satis6cdyySE,L rsaid. O, 'sSneh
being 1 tAe csse lrr rt vs. adjourn to the nearest
police station, and each tell his own story to
the inspector. For ny part, am am quite iittcH viii.
ing to bear tlfeF 'bruht of such d proc6gt1fns
Arc' YOU ready 10 faccohipitiy aAe ;s'aHoo
20 'Sold simostrslmnnahly sold H',cribd Tracy,
fihginga up his clshcheda hands Il .Iltepp oAle
turned, alad pickclIpp F. his hat and cane; thsn
facing me, he said You villain. Yeu have
tricked mo this time, but III Lc reyergSd On on
You yet. Next tine it'&iIlbe my tH,iiffiHloaand t,iiffiHlo
advise you5to beware. 9Wia iG9aa sdf .7ora sa
4 s.Ifeyou are! not aontjoR this house III ntpad
minutes" L said, "I.will siyeiYeh in eharge, of
Inc f}9llee. 40 yeh ylrea ss ,s.Ys,Ss,,,a .,ye,
He turned on me with a, snarl, and made as IS
though lie would have da Stuck tmeG'a' me acfoss liz
face With his slsah zane! ffahd5 54Es Fsafge1,es
was on his 'feev.in aneihstane'a * o, A5req9sq
-"&ow, ,'governor, iyouj usbibook itquihtlys6r
itYill be worse f,r 4 he sailss Il may as
vol light sou t2 .'e streetd9er, or you might
perhaps find you- way By accident into one Of
tie other rooms. :o@ Just ST sttIpn tIn out, SiiI y6h i
called next morning at the bfIicc Of The
Secretary e'of ehe Omnibus, sbnlpanys ,t6nl
found, as Lihad anticipated, that tthe al5ouq;,
i'ly had oleit then ,aqA3ss4 1T there ere. :, Tq thin
address which et vas i: certain vest cpd
square, hurried us fast. as a CAB could
take me- found the Fy'oGng lady, y,':.iAild1 aud
the old lady with whom She We 'sivihg as
cou,pauion,. terribly, put bout.by .tlledoss, df
the ring, and therefore proportiuuatcly4 pleased
at its rccorcry.---Thut irsterisit was not the
last, by any means; but all thcirest merely
concerns Minnie and myself, and may remain
left unwrittcn.,
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Z q T hnh 7oFHfTh6 .rHi7n9orfi So einisp3
<ayilsiuqssp
-oTesI 4 !.aa zpispDS *sno5oitt Il, y3nuoJ
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yf'a ,aoi'ffd,e .aeaerq 4uo IL hosgadpD,
|.fi led rs 'senoaie baa''ssisa o5 l!iw is,fqe.
ssi .,.y sagni haa bsosb i; ii nads, "a. oau,f,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27
THAr's THE BEN Gents rurni,hipeG

THAT'S THE BEN Gents Furnishing q GODS
for the million, at the most popular, and
know n to be the cheapest store in this city, Of
Messrs. franc d Goldman, Marble Hall, No.
ass .fh street, opposite Patent Office. Good
Merino Undershirts and Drawers, for 50, 81 and
and IS cents fine article, 81 and sl.25. White
shirts, 81, S1.25, Sl-5o, and Sl.75; a splendid
quality, 50 and $3.50. Socks, 10, Is. %, and Is
cents pair. Handkerchiefs, all ready hemmed,
ID cents. Good heavy Gloves, from Is cents
upwards. Neck Ties, Scarts, &c, OF the latest
styles. and at low prices. Call in and see
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure
that Won viii buv. The only agents for the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar Il,27I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

WHOLE FAMILY PoIsosBD.-The family of
II. krslusky, living on X street, bstwes &th
10 sth. have been for some time complaining
Win tymptoms Of poison. A physician was
enIee Ia and saudotes given, bur the sy mptoms
rstnrned sEain- Several articles of their food
were ahaiy Ied, but no poison found, until DIR.
which tnr family had been using, and discoy-
cred large quantity Of arsenic in the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

We FARE REQUESTED 10 state that the notice of
he marriage OF Miss Flora Dobson, of the
treasury Impairment, as published IN the
STAR Of the 2ith instant was without any
foundation In fact From evidence submitted
10 u, we are satisfied that its publication was
procured ~ some malicious person, with a
view 10 the injury Of Miss Dobson; but the
prompt exposure of the fraud has had the
ensei, We are pleased to learn, TO prevent thai
result We of course regret that the STAR
snonIc DE- The instrument even in the slightest
eeetee' OF working any person an in Jury, and
We nope the offender In this case may be dis
covered and properly punished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

BLIND ToN.-This m usical prod " Will give
. series of concerts 81 Odd Fellows Hall ON 7tn
street, commencing on Tuesday evening next,
with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons AZ ~ y. m. Blind Tom is the
wonder Of all who hear him. executing the
most difficult pieces Of music, and even COM
posing while at the piano: playing two airs and
singing q third at the same time, &c. His his
tory - familiar to all, and those VINO have not
Yet heard him should not let this occasion pass
10 witness his rare and astonishing perform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

AVENUE lkPROvRNB NTs-The new four
stored lron-front building on the north side
OF Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 10th
streets. Is Eow being completed, and IT is one
of the finest buildings on the avenue This
building belongs to heirs of the late Mr.
MAS, and Is 10 be occupied by Messrs. W. NJ
SINISTER x no, dry goods dealers. The build
ing is q feet in width and li2 feet in depth;
four stories In height on the avenue front an
three stories on the ID street front, and also has
fine cellar. The front of iron is of a beau;i-
ful design. and il much admired, and the first
story Is tastetully frescoed. The roof Is pierced
with three sky lights. the two larger being of
hammered glass. n feet inches in length and
feet inches In width; and the openings in
the hoOrs are protected by handsome walnut
handrails on ash bannistsrs. The sheIy-
ing IN the store room Is of ash and
walnut, and IS surmountsd by = beau
nful cornIce in walnut. From the main
noor handsome stairwa on the west side OF
The building leads TO the floors above. The
counters are of the same material as the shelly
ing. On either side of the front door are
handsome windows, seven feet square, the
front glass of which are over ~ feet ia height
and in width, and the side S feet wide and
IN height This work was done BY the day
snder The superintendencs of Mr.. 5. ]. Fagus,
carpenter, the iron front was erected by Messrs
Bartlett, Robbins x Co, of Baltimore; the
brick work by Jones 4 Collins: p!astering by
W m Sibrey; painting by g. +. Kirk; plum bling
by Mr. kahlert; the counters flor Messrs
Snuster q Bro,) are the work Of MorselI &
DeeTIng.
The business of Messrs. W. VI. Shuster 4
BIO 81 their present store, will be suspended
on Saturday, 18th inst, for the purpose of re-
moving TO their new store, where they will
Lave grand reOpening on Monday nexLl
ADJOINING this building an ADDITIONAL
rory has been placed on the house occupied
by MessTs. Wall, Robinson & Co, under the
tuperint-hdence of Mr.. Fague. and beautiful
corner put on as also handsome balcony
constructed, and the front having been pIas-
tered nv Mr.. VIM. SIbrey and colored 10 imi-
tate Connecticut browDstone adds great 10 the
appearance Of he buildIng.
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DESPERATE ASSAULT AND PROBABLE MUIR
DER.-Last evening, about o'clock, while
Robert Digs, about 10 years old, quiet, inof-
fensIve cSiored boy, was proceeding hons to
street, near 22d, he was attacked by three
white boys, (who came from the direction of
the "Wh ite Lott on the walk back Of the Pres
ident's mansion. While one seized him by the
neck another plunged a sharp dirk knife into
his left breast TO the depth Of two inches, the
wound being downwards and backwards, be-
tween the fifth and sixth ribs, and severing the
cartilage Of the rib at the breast bone. Imme-
diately after the deed they ran away. The az
sauit was entirely unprovoked. The boy
bleeding and helpless, was carried home, and
DIR. Breneman attended TO his condition. He
believes the heart has been injured by the
knife But for the thickness OF the clolhing
through which the knife passed, he must have
been instantly killed. To-day he is alive, but
very feeble and much Frustrated from hemor-
Ihage. No clue to the assaulting party has
been obtained,
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ACCIDENT FROM FIREARMS tvalve
yssrIoay' young man named Geo. Repetti
aooot nineteen years of age, residing on the
Has5 siu, was severely injured In the fol /.
the Insane Asylum with a companion who
was in the act Of diseLarxIng MS gnn- vhsO
The nipple blew out and lodged in ths left eve
Of young Rspetui who was standing nelr ~
The sufferer was brought to his homs1 aTt
Drs. George Mccoy and A. W. Miller called
in, who dressed the wound.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES,

In BANKRUPTCY,
L DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the City of Washington. on the 18th day Of
November, 1868. The undersigned her. by gives
notice Of his az pointment assignee of sILAs Il
SWAZILAND. in the City Of W sshInRton, within
said District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
upon bis own petition, By the Supreme Court Of
said District.
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
nol3 lsw3w City Hall, Assignee.
In BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the City OF W Washington, on the 10th day of
November. 1865 The undersigned hereby gives
notice of his appointment as assignee OF EZRA b.
BARNpM. in the City Of Washington, within said
District, who has been sijudged Bankrupt upon
bic own petition, by the Supreme Court of said
District GEO. MASON. Attorney at Law,
no II law3v City Hall. Assignee.
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DIED.,

,CR0GRAE. On the 2sth instant, at Al = m .,
Mrs OATH tRINE ChOGHAN, aged IS years.
Der relatives and frieuGs are respectfully re-
guessed 10 attend the funeral from her lats resi-
dence, Virginia avenue, between Sd and IA streets.
on to morrow, Saturday at 10 o'clock a m
LACY. On the 18th inst, MaRY LACY, in the
10th year CT her sss.
MACLEOD. At CoaIsmouth, Kanawhs county
wtt Virginia, November 22i, AGNES. daughter
OF Robert NJ Leod, and grand daughter OF tn >
late John Macleod, Of this CITY.
EDDIE. On the 18th ofNovember at Houehtou
Michigan, Hon. CLARENCE =. EDDIE. aged "a
years.
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CIT ITEMS.

WE Know OF NoTuINe whatever that i. Ia
IN Mems Wearing Appare, that canno, b.
obtained a. Saks l. 20. =, 5l3 eth street