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CoLUnBIA HOSPITAL IeB w0MKH All

vsntsee Of THE tnstitution can obtain prsvsss
looms sy applying % the MAtron. These rooms
are furnished With all the comforts Of hume ~
elosc fenee rom " 20 Us Der veek, depsn dfng
ing, nedicine, Medical, and surgical stssbdanos
yyrnsrs LOT sdmisston g Tire GOVERNMENT or
s ae ns,s Of he saIsses
Sh:ei ~ the Bureau OF Mscicfns and eurss1
on,..d statss Savy.
APP .ton tor orders OF the honorable sscrvssry
q the Interior 60 be made &C the once Of DR. j. II
fso %s :on ia street. sssyssn 9th and slst -
s so sssr, sstuIssy; e. !. a. 2. Prssss:oI 3.
nishsd nedicsi site ..sce S-es-oS ch 49, NJ
AFDICAL sTArS:
Il. IHOAPeOS, n. D., 80 in -OhSef
"a. ASHFORD. q D., Assiasans sarssoa.
CONSULTING BCEED;
4. 4 garles, y D, P. Ho.Si.z, n;p-l
so f.P !sss ssss = ssssss hT.
ThSnss MILES. II. Al. Sr.,.1a Iylsr, D.
kney, MI. F.HOs@Ec. Nd
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DBoPosALS FOB THE PERFORMAyOE OF
Il sanitary WORK,

DBoP0sALS FOB THE PERFORMAyCE OF
Il sanitary WORK.
Depot QCARTEkNAsTERs OFFICE.
MssHiSGroN. ID. o., February ), 1859
s.aic1 Proposals, from res ponsible parties. are
invited ~ ths Office until L O'Clock noon on NON
DAY February Is, for the removal of all sink De
rosts Ashes a ~ Dad Animals for ole year from
the LIST OF ID arch next, from the various barracks
noes buildings. &c. IL roughout the city. occu
aieo by such branches Of the War Departln.u 1t as
are designated by the Depot QuArtermsster
Bidders " .H be required 70 accompany their bids
with bond. signed by themselves and tgo resrou
sibie sure ties II he sum Of thousand dollar.
that they viii furnish all necessary materials asd
lshor Tor the performance OF the work ami execute
'nds VA the sum OF five thoGsa and dollars, immedi
tni n satisfactory performance
Lists u the place. 10 be visited must be obtained
IRON q Depot QusTternsster each msnth, and
r.5ry . ace so designated must be visited as III
Psy4ent vii, be made ncnthly or q, soon
hereafter as funds sre furnished for tie p1rnose
y tae amount OF work required be either Ia
treased or diminished during the period OF the
Contract, Q proportionste increase or elimination
- the monthly payments viii be made upon con
should the contractor fail to perform the work
required in a prompt and satisfactory manner the
Depot Quartermaster viii hire IL done and hare
the cost 10 the contractor. He also reserve. the
light to reject any or oil proposals that unsst
Any information required viii be cheerfuIIy
given at the Once OF the De pet quartz rmsster
Bids sbould he endor sed Proposals COR perform
ing Sanitary Work, and addressed to the under.
signed.
By order ofthe ousrtermaster General
Deputy Quartermaster 9enersl, Brsvet Brieadier
Gensroi, u b. A., and Der &c Quartermsstsr.
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MARRIED..

PURDY-sCABIIrT IN Pensacola. Florida
~ the Rsy fbtoeT BergTath. on February l.
JOHN PIRDl, Unite states Nav, Of washins
ton, C., TO Miss IRENE NJ. SCARRIrT a
Pensacola, daughter OF the late Cap.aiu J. M
Scarritt, of tie United States army
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Is NACCINATIOS A DELUsIsN-The san
FTsDcIsco pIysICIans, " no have recently been
INVESTIGATING facts ia Relation u small pOx,
now prevailing IN inst cry, reported The fol-
loving cases "A man who had been waco nat
ii. SGd lately reVa 'cInatei viii the usual re-
suits on exposure o the diseas- was Violently
s:taCkeC Oy ~ and CIet in three days. The
second case was stIll Ml-e singular man
- hOse &c bore the chartCteristIs marks of the
disease -rOrn an attack several years since. wa
TaSCIns;-t last fall as a Joke. To the surpris
Ct all, yITu. took and ne man had an unusu
ally severe case OF knife pox, which left on hi
sEm - hft the physicians called splendid
mark What says our College CT Physician
u his sun ecff
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CABINET FURNITURE, "
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
CURTAINS. BUGS, &c.
For the next 80 days We win sell all Of the above
goods at prime cost for cash, 40 We prefer ceiling
the time. and No s69 7th street. between and
sh.9 sas Ss sS.sS ous 81
j.so..o,~ 11s III H WILSON co
EVERYBODY NEEDS THEM.
Gentlemen's ane SHIFTS Of, hand and made to
Ts,oos 'zss good .Ttcs Upds5 she GoS and
ESess 70 a.
fss:crsels prices s.d fair dealing safSstHII ad-
fsi:solm ass = st.. bet on and 10Th.
d w::sss Sssss; E K. S.ss css$
Ct JONI fa =,
assintt the. ssid deceased are hereby .vsrned
sbs e: .,h s ss;o,. Ss
spsy nay me- :sS y sv b q.
'1ss .s S.Pd M %ARa az fsofL iss'ks
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. ,s,sios y s. iss o,
n.:oo .,. so9nt Sn0 Ra.ylD, for the sI
Of Nay, lass, reissued May 18th, 1850, for An i'm.
Droyemsnt In Double seaisd Here Powers
is ordersd tn:s the s:d Pr sss ssa Be heard 81
e, oIpo.s this e1tsnSion i o SSSlscsGn: aspo:
s:s az. Ssnss e. 'n''
ja z.lawsw Commissioner Of Patents.
GINITED STATES PATENT OHFIOR,
~. e xb,t o. 'iT1sy = Sse
administratrix Of the estate q LAroy Litehheia,
OF South Bridge, Massachusetts, praying for the
extension Of patent granted MIN tne lss day OF
il is ordered that said petition be heard at this
S Ss1ssn =; may the os,d. 18th s S:'
this Ooe twenty days before Ins IH y neaTr,as
jaswsw Oommissioner Of Patents.
LIMITED STATS PATINT OFFICE,
On tn. petition q W skS s. - of
ga n ~ "a d.a s &
reissued VI I'VE divisiops on the iith dsy o: De.
Its ORDERED tia. ssd petition % heard & ssis
may oSpos s II. ' ssssn.ion dspas
s az. S' s:s 49, '''
fes wsv OommssIoner Of Patsnn.
CANARY BnDE AMP hO0KINs siRDs
Is-lm. ; - 81 HARFBREoaf. ~
A sPLlNDIp Asa0RTMIlHT OF TOILET
slw:ys On band 1t 4. DOOLEYs ApstheSsry.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
A IOR.
oEFIoE DEPor AND DrsBURsIxs ON,
hhADS RS pErAEfMKSr OF rms souIH.i
~, win stl, as public auction. on s2rG RbAY.
ner Of Prior and Line streets, beginning at il
g s'i sos 81 rs,
MULES,
ARMY WAGON.
1CART AND Harness.
me above animals can be seen for days pr Or
~ sale Upon application to the superintendent at
Terms cash. Property to be removed on day of
By order of Major General Meade.
Brevet Captain and a 4 sA q n g 4.
IeIo.1 w. u. HILL, Auctioneer.
RAReE FOB SALE.
DEPoI QUARTERNAsTERs OrFIcE.
WILL Mil be 'Es a public austOn =. sixth street
DIR the sgpes!isi9n Of Brerst ooi.nei Asa u 2
~ q q. 8. BARGE DELI HYMEs.
quired by the Qnariermsstsr's Department
Terms Cash, in Government funas.
BY order of the Quartermsster General;
Deputy Quartsrmaster General.
feb est Brevet Brig Gent. {. s. A.
s LIE OF WOOD.
VIII be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY
next fair Gay ali the right title and ietere.i Of
the United states In certain lot Of wood. stand
ing Oh two hundred and ninety (29JI acres more or
less, on the estate of William Beverly Gates in
Chesterhe county, Virginia, near seven Mile
Post, oil the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
To be sold rs Confederate States property.
The wood to be removed before September 1,
Roy ard ell remaining on the land at thai date to
revert to the owner of the land
Terms Cash in Government funds.
by order or MACr General D. % Howard, Com
missioner BUREAU z. f., and A. Lands
GE0RuE q. WHITE,
Brevet MAJOR L. =. Army, Captain 44.h U In-
fsntry, Disbursins Ofhcer District of Virginia.
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A ID or fHB PoPVLAR PATENT ngDs.
a elaEe and Dgn STUFF csr be hss II q. Z.
pyCLG e Drug stors sast o. ssrscf - f-n..
syigHe,A syspus, Oay'tA Hi. s5ELE
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S%Dr. George Il. Peter, VINO killed General
Van Dom has recently been united In the
nCiy bonds o. Ed'rI'r OLy with his former
wife. from whom he Uzs divorced in conse-
Iuence Of h-r intimacy a claimed. with Gen -
eIsl Van Dom NJ IS Peters, his daughter
has, IN Consequence, renounced her de sign OF
becoming nun.
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NuRDKR OF A STRANGER IN FRRDRRiCE
COUNTY, MD-A most horrible murder was
committed on Saturday, January 3Oth, on a lot
belonging to Mr.. Jerome Michay, on the Catoc-
TIN mountain, about q mile from the Point of
Rocks. On the day named strange white
man, on his way from the Point of Rocks 10
peDnsy lyani5. when near the Point met q col.
oIrt man by the name of George Tru man, whom
be asked 10 snow him the nearest way across the
noun Ain. Truman readily consented TO do
an instead Of keeping IN the road that runs
alclg the edge Of the mountain, Truman
piloted tie stranger up along a road but seldom
used. This was the last seen Of the two men
together. On the same day colored man
Nd med Bruce, no was working on the place
adjoining that on which the murder was COM
united. was accosted by George Truman, who
came up and remarked that he had made q
raise, al the same tine showing him pair of
new boots that ne was wearing. Bruce asked
Truman where he had got the boots, when ne
said that h had bought them from a strange
man for two dollars, be having shown the man
the v~y over the mountain. Truman then
Went t. the house of another cOlored man
named Henry Hopewell, TO whom he exhibited
a coat, a hat, and a pair of boots. again remark
ing that he bought them from the white man
Nothing more was thought of the affair until
several days after, wtel Hopewell, at whose
house Truman had left the boots, went to clean
them, and At once saw there was blood on them
lie then asked Truman q he bad killed the
man. and tne reply was that he had not. and
being shown ne blood on The boots said il was
only clay. HOpew1ll got several colored men
together and started out on a search, ana on
reaching place known as b all Hill, where
there Is a cluster of pine trees and ivy. dog
that hSd followed the party commenced TO
grOwL ana on enc CT the men making his way
i.;s TIE thicket, he found the dead body of a
mar. half eaten up by two hounds which were
beside n. party was dispatched TO arrest
Truman, the supposed murderer, who was
captured a. the first lock of the canal above the
Point OF Rocks He was brought back to where
the murdered man lay. but strenuousIy denied
the charge owning, however, that he had the
mans clothes. be having hOught them The
murdered man had his skull mashed appa-
Iently with a stone, which was founa living
" the bCoy. which was nearly in a nude state
IL Is not known Whethsred the murdered man
lsd any n Oney about him. Truman has been
committed 70 the Frederick county jaii on the
Charge o! having committed the murdeI The
II ordered man could not be recognized, and
the body was inferred on tn spot where il was
fOuDd.
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ITO ALL WHOM II Hay OOHOERN.
DIlARfA1Nf OF YHB INfBkIoR,
PENSION OFFICE. Julv 18th. IA


DHsA..n.nt Q. rHR Is.ssIos,.l
PENSION OSYIcK, July 18th. 1874.
,! AsIl.sccsiOn having been made under the oct o;
"Soh are sn sllsssa % Es ~.
ss e. q as sSs . &
:SS.s q oSS
September, 1855. in the naae of Lucinda, WIDOW
%.r.h hSyssSS and was granted August "a 1856.
No: a6ils; for 50 acres, issued under the act Of
March lsss in the name Of Lydia Carton, widow
q yohn Csrl ,s and We srantsd Deosmbsr 81,
No. iGs sss. fsr leo acres, issued under act of
oeoS sss E. Of I and
No 20 rs for 50 acres, issued under the act of
sl.sssd ss s:&s OF March g. ana
No; n;ua; for @ scres, iss.ed under shs oct Of
and We: sDse%sss o. ISL f'y Apsl x. 1881
:, No s.s!s, for 50 acres, Issued under the act Of
and oessbs se9' is sH Apri
nS: si:s rc5 g :srs- issued pRasr Oh. act Of
and was granted December 80, 1851. Mag i, 1888.
sis s :.ss.s ei S.s!
DUE: sfa: .s:f e; S:rs sss
ron A.: S p q y q Ss
:aSs % :sS sort
b. DsruEnG "The eeorst Friend Sent o "a.
addrese, IN sealed enyeiole, on recsiP. cf =
Boston, No.. nfT
TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
tn. S.sissds q q ls Q,
Rochester. Massachusetts, gray ing for lac exien-
sion Of patent granted him on the 10th day u
Easing and Transporting Stones
Its ordered that said pstiticn Be heard at this
nay oyso:: I'll, sxssn.seni ShRsctien:, ds so.i:
aons $40 stnef nspers snouie De niea In this Once
a19lawSw Oommissiener Of Patents.
R1sT rAMILH RLOUR.
We have received shipment of Geressee Valley
thi: maEEst ~ hlsc o. 90 boxes Prime NEW YORK
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RrMoVA l..
The NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY'S BANK and OentrsI
Once hes been removed to No. 472 eth street, Cd
posite the General Post Office. and sojoinine the
ofice OF Fitch & Fox. IA Ia tfe,
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DR.. MAURE'S
PATENT
IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES.
RECOMMENDED PY TaE MOST EMINENT
AMERICAN DENTISTS

AMERICAN DENTISTS
Letter from CispaIter MaysarG, A.. ~, NJ. d.,
ID. ID.
mink L have now tried youI brushes pretty
thoroughly. Your Improvement Is one Of very
great value indeed, IL effects things-beth
cey important. FiySs. 1t favor tender gums
Ibis best brush OF the Odd kind fails to do. Sac
ondIy. I he ends of tbe trist-es be. ng maze him
they will clea se places hot 1-sssi5ls to the old
trush-the very places p az O hers, where brush
ing fs most needed. stat he very lad you can
rake nsasures TO supply oesi.Ts a. soon as possi-
bic. for desire that my former pa'i-pts may not
remain day without the of this heAuttfcl in
veptfon. VERY respectful y. yours,
EDWtRD N ATSaRD.
Thomas T. hsury, n. D., washin goa. n. q.
0rOn sale at the Drug Stores.
LILLY BROTHEg.
ga South Sharp street, Baltimore Nd. sole
Agents Tor MARYLAND, District cf JOrum o.a. Penn
sylvania and Virginia. De II
(NBOICK BROWN SUGAR AND tS-
~ NEW OkLHANS CBOICE, lac.
WHITE sU0Ake, 5 aud loo.
1OChese FINEST 0OLONG TEA only - "a
no dust Fine GUNPOwDkk only : 80
GENUINE JAVA COFFEF. $50.
FINEST RIOS ~ aBa 29c
FAMILY GROCERIES of every las RI ption, at
very LOWEST PRICES U. wITMEB.
1l9 PenDsylyanIa avenue,
"a s-1m etween 18th and 20th streets.
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NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ WORKS,


We have on hand one Portable Steam Mfr
Of Is Horse Power that We will sell at our works
for Sl,7oO cash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threshing machines of 10 horse power
also, several portable eng ines OF wheels from Il 20
horse power or under. Persons wishing to pur-
chase new or second hand machinery, engines or
iron, would do well to call or address, II, ],
LEEeE b CO., PsIkersburg, West Virginia.
no 2e-ly
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n sPLHNDID AssORrMINT or TOILET
"A SOAPS and TOOTH BRUGH b, ct loa prioes,
slw:ys On band at = Z. DOOLEYD ApstheSsry.
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WANTS.

WAak.STI.D...A good SERVANT. Arply st 500
VVAETSD-As GOOD JOURREYN1NB 1RsFR:
between ssn1 r.s': sivsn Aspy to ass ~ ;t,,:.
WANTED-A first class OPERATOR on
Wheeler wills IN Sc sipg NJ a hire: none bat
s sse'ri maker need apply. a3i Penn'yly.uiasvs
WANTED-A OHAMB6RMlID. Who viii a.
,s.,n s,st an disiDs room; none. onI.ss we'll
cvsa need apply. eoner 9th and streets
GOOD CeOK WANrED-N No. 371Ith q. d.
so 3, near corner Of street.. opposite Judi i.ry
ing, be neat aDs honest. IL.
o. nurse None need apply but such ~ can
ns ,ne best ot references as to char.otsr and
Town. ""' fe ii Sc
WAsTED-At the Brennan House. 3a2 = st..
eIRr e s s 18th md 49, b st. one 0oyK; ;ed
mat car come we'll recommended neec sorly.
WAkTED-se7er. ssntleaea e : ssnt !
%s.i. f "a at gag It'll 'f''' north
w sIfHAPios to coos, wash and iron il "a q
.is,sns;s given II I!sSuaFsd Apply is street
young GIRL WISHES STU ,TI0N 70
try preferred. Can give good reconmen1 atoms IL
.sst 1..aS 18th St. bot Nd aye r?i
pARTNER WANTED IN THE coal AND
r.u WOOD BIZ y ssrj:al rsaaIisd
between s.s and 18th .Tssts
Ington. fell ST.
WAHTED-AT elI.ble CoLos.D WON AN. to
Inquire cn street sos Ts
ana 18th, Sd house from 18th street fe LOST to
WANTED IMaEnIATlLY--Tyo hundrei
sections As, 50. 81. and So, Baltimore and Pat m &C
Railroad Apply at once Of the Star. fe 10 A.
A CAPABLE. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. with
as seamstres.; has no objection to make herself
g1nerslly useful; Call or address, for one week.
lssb :;:se.: w"aa7 street. between s.1h and
"A MEN can make from s.O e $500 per month
Pc FTE'Ss1'GI q Hue s..
rights SOLD at s.ch price and on such term. as to
invest Th. l. sterling Patent, sure ' to v 10
favor with all who famine It,
Fer terms, &c., call en-
fs1O.,m K,,,,s. f.. v. sTg g,s .nS or,
D TH ,11.!s to S9ss
street between ana ct No. sgl 9Th
WANTRD-By gentleman asd wife, without
with everything requisite for Housekeeping Price
address sFf' SD
fNOAL ASHES WANTED.
Persons having COAL ASHES 20 dispose Of can
nnd sale for them at the Concrete Yard Of the uu-
dersigned, situated on Tiber Greek, between and
4 streets north A fair price will be paid Tor slI
dellvereo during the season. Leave word at 3y1
street. TUORNTDN SMITH
p SAIL orders for work promptly attended to
in the Concrete line fe 2-2w*
WANTED-Fsmilies breaking bon e sepine
w OF removing from the city, to know that they
can dispose of their FURNfTURE without the
trouble or expense IF auction, by addressing
IL LEVY, 2S5 Penn IA avenue, southt asst cor ner
of 10th street. ja23 inn
WAETED-A STEAM SAW MILL aud NAN
w who fully understands tine running and
working OF the same. Must be sober aid we'll
commended, to 60 I'VE miles from Washington.
Address p. q GRIMES, silver Hill z. y Prince
Georges county, Md. Int lot Js27-I0t
WANTED-At No. 301 Penusylvssia avenue
w between 9Th and 10th streets. about three
Thousand I've hundred dollars worth OF SEOuEB
HAND FURAITUkE-the highest price paid for
II. ls2l-lns
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
IA. RUTy, Treas. J.B. BRYAN. Prsss.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
lChassst By OonxrssS
PATS IHTERBsr Oh DEPOSITS.
Bsaas saA st,sks, Gold and Silver esusst and
RigAsss aarkss prices psad ror Lana warrants,
sh sopsU Of Rsssaas sssnps keps ecesssn;i,
-. ~w-u
SAI COOKE CO..
BAHkB
HrvSulHyS esasnS, 0Prcyep rr..ev1,
Buy end % sseurrsnt 1Arkss ra.ss ,,s
constantly on hand . full ssypy Of eli
oovBRNnRHr BONDS,
eHVBE-fHlBrIHs. AND .eMPouhu
ISTKREsr MOTIFS.
0rcep Tor STOCKS. BONDS. Do, sr.eu,,.
srd collections made or eli aceessiess ,o,r,-
I IBsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WAsHIsGToH.
4. . Os0KR, lsf Jay Cooke a Co. , Pr.ssd..,
WI. 9. HUsTIEGras, Cashier.
s0vsREMESr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE VsTTRl
STATES,
isA Sweet, sspssifs tAs rss.s-y Ds,~.s~sas.
GOVERNMENT Securities with TreAsursr Unis,
States,
~oHB MILLION D0LLAhsA
We bag and cell all classes Of G0VsRNNssf
SSCURITIESst current mArket rstes.
FURNIEH IXCHAN6E ssd saks ct,lse..~,
- ALL fHk PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rai
sNITED STATES
We 1orchass Government vouchsrs co G..
MOST AV0RASLS TSRdS, and give cars
fnI attention 70
ACCOUNTS OF BBSIn SIS ZEN s.s FIsks
and 10 any other business entrusted 70 On.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 10 GoyERr.
MEET LoAHs 81 AZ times ehssrfrlly furn,shsd,
WI. o. HUsTiNaroa. Dash
Washingson, March %. 1855.
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= FAMILY FAMILY pRrAp BAKKRT.

u. 9. KRATFT.
FAMILY BREAp BAKERY.
Cornsr Psnpsyivsnis svt1Ie snd 18th e..
Has cons. ufiy Oh hand fresh Bos "a Brown Ora
ham Rye ard wheat Brea6. Aiso, rss EiscrT.
Dinner Rols, Pies, cske., ene csDoy.
n B-Ve use nothing but tn beet fsafl, 4our
in bsking, ana eur bread 10 pure aud unsd ug.-rsr
ted. de AZ a.
DHILoso Pryor MARRIAGE A peu courrs
OF Lectures, ss delivered % tie New No-k
How % I've sna lat 70 live Cor; Youth. Mstory
ard Oia Az. nsaa sod generally reviewed. Tia
sfdered, &c,
Pocket volumes coutsinIur sh... lectures win ~
lefvn roee 70 parties wa lie 90 sttend, Isccspt
q soer oSmp, % .lcressing- tEoBkrAe:,
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COAL ASHES WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-A Remain MOSAIC SLEEVE BUTTON.
TeIr . nilLg the figure of Beetle The finder
VIII tie rewarded ty thanks and other aise by re
turning il to No. $50 street. fe ll3t
F0UND-soms MANASSAS r. r; UOOPONs.
and ls's streets, Washington, after four o clock
.: m. fe ll-lw'
Z OsT-At Grace Greenvood's iectsre, or in
h The sy
VII oe spltse,y REGARDED By leaving his address
NoTICE-strsyed or stolen from Centre Mar
soN Ions tail and a notch in each ear. A reward
OF IS viii be paid Tor tbs delivery of said Sow to
The subscribeI, on list, between b aud g streets.
fe ll-3t-
STRAYFD From Tue PREMISES Or WAS
- ..oIep On A9aday evening, the 9Th, small
trimmed with moustsche; answers TO the name of
lap" Any one finding apd bringing MIN to -
Car street. Geor seto wn, VIII be literally rev ard
{ OsT-februsry 10th. at head of western stair
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HoMICIDE.-Wc learn, says the Stars and
Stripes, that A. E. Glasscock shot and killed
Thomas Tei #, at Dutch Flat, on Tuesday last
The parties h I'd been engage lein playing cards.
An alteration arose about some point in the
game. when Teaff went and armed himself with
navy revolver, as is sup posed with the inten-
tion of killing Glassc ock Subsequently the
quarrel WAS apparently set tied and they rcsum cd
their game OF cards After playing a short tim g
another angry discussion arose, when Teaff drew
bis pistol and attempted TO kill Glasscock A
struggle ensued, during which one barrel of the
pistol was discharged bu done no injury. Glass
cock succeeded in getting possession of the pistol
and put it in his pocket. Teaf then gathered up
n couple of bottles, and when advancing towards
Glasscock in thrca tenng attitude the later shot
Tcaf the ball entering just above the groin Tean
survived but short time. We learn that Teaff was
considerably under the influence of liquor, and to
this cause may be attributed his death. After the
shooting Glasscock surrendered himself to the
authorities. Both were old residents of Dutch
Flat
(Glasscock had an examination here on Thurs.
day. before Judge D. W Spear, and was held to
answer for murder and bonds fixed at $4,000
The bond will be given, and the case 20 TO the
grand jury at the March term, lS7O) Ed HER.
ALD1