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to look upon it as a merely momentary
pang, that 1 no longer felt solicitous
save that my memory should one day
be vindicated. ."A
''She for whom I had gone to prepare
a home had already found one in heav-
en-. The tidings of my calamity had
broken her heart. She alone of all the
world believed me innocent; and she
had died with prayer upon her lips,
that the truth might yet be brought
to light. Ia
"All this / had heard, and it had
soothed as with sweet incense my
troubled spirit. Death, however un-
welcome the shape, was now a portal
beyond which j could see one angel
waiting to receive me. ..-. ..-.-. I'D. %
"I heard the sound of approaching
footsteps, and ncrved myself to meet
the expected summons. The door of
my cell opened, and the sheriff and his
attendants entered. He held in his
hand paper. 1t was doubtless my
deathwarrant. He began to read it.
My thoughts were busted elsewhere.
The words FULL AND FREE PARDON
were the first to strike my preoccupied
senses. They affected the bystanders
more than myself. Yet so it was:
h,td been pardoncd for e crime Ihad neu-
e. committed. ...# .....
'The real culprit, none other, it is
needless to say, than he had sought and
abused my hospitality, had been NOR
tally wounded in recent affray in q
distant city, but had lived long enough
to make disclosure, which had been
laid before the Governor barely in time
to save me from shameful DEATH and
condemn me to checrless and burden.
some life. ......
'"This is my EXPERIENCE. My iudg
ment, us yours, in the case before US
leads to but one conclusion, that of tho
prisoners guilt; but no less confident
and apparently unerring was the judg
mcnt that falsely pronounced my own.'
We no longer importuned our fellow
juror, but patiently awaited our dis
charge on the ground of inability tC
agree, which came at last.
The prisoner was tried and convicted
at a subsequent term, and ut the last
moment confessed his crime on the scaf
fold.-NelO York Ledger.
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AmxIng and CanceIins ofstamps.
Circular No. 20, just issued from the
Internal Revenue Bureau, is as follows:

SiiSuioi W. 10, Juoe ioouOu iioha s'S
Internal Revenue Bureau, is as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
INTERNAL REVENUE, WAsHINGToN,
April %, 1869. In all cases where an
inadhesive stamp shall hereafter be
used, except as may otherwise be pro-
vided, the person making and deliver
ing or giving the instrument, matter or
thing to be taxed shall SO afiix the
stamp orstamps denoting said tax that
the entire surface of each stamp so atiix-
ed shall be exposed to view, and shall
cancel the same by writing with ink
upon each stampso used the initials Of
his name and the date upon which the
same shall be affixed, or by such me-
chanical means as the Commissioners
may hereafter prescribe and require, in
order that such can celed stamp or stamps
cannot again be used. .fIuls.l li
SO much of the above order as applies
to the exposure Of the entire surface oI
each stamp used will apply to all of ths
STAMPS prescribed by or under the inter
nal revenue law bat the cdaoefatioi
of stamps for spirits and tobacco will
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emain as heretofore prescribed by law

remain as heretofore prescribed by law
or regulations. 'ir7a sisi on aa''''17Y 80 -
Z The attention OF all internal revenue
officers, and the public generally, is
called to the provisions of sectiontwo
of the act of April 10, 1869, which pro.d ~
vides ''that section 1855 of the act enti.
tied can act to provide internal reven-lui
ue to support the Government, to paydl
interest on the public debtand for other 3
PURPOSES" approved June 30, 1864, as ro
amended by the 9th section of the act OF oi
July 30, 1866, be further amended byIn
adding thereto the following: And the 29l
fact that any adhesive stamp so bought
sold, offered for sale, used, or had in 20
possession as aforesaid, has been washIlq
cd or restored by removing or altering n
the canceling or defacing marks there. 30
on, shall be prip,aJ Jdoie proof that such 20
stamp has been once used and rcmovedyh
by the possessor thereof from some vel ~
lum, parchment, paper, instrument or %
writing charged with taxes imposed by ~
law in violation of the provisions, of 81
this section" The punishment impos- q
ed by the above amended section is 3
"fine not exceeding 81 600, and by inn %
prisonment and confinement TO hard d
labor not exceeding five years, or both, ~
at the discretion of the court" sad
t' F laa' Hifs-t G. DELANo. io
-sI Hat ~ l4arH Commissioner.
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NisfelIanfnns.
THE JURYMAN'S STORY.
BY JUDGE CLARK.


We had been out twenty-fOur hours,
and stood eleven to one. The case was
a very plain one-at least we eleven
thought so.
A murder of peculiar atrocity had
been committed; and though no eye
had witnessed the deed, circumstances
pointed to the prisoners guilt with un-
failing certainty.
The recussnt juror had stood out from
the first. He acknowledged the cogency
of the proofs, confessed his inability to
reconcile the facts with the defendants
innocence, and yet, on every vote, went
steadily for acquittal.
His conduct was ineXplicable. II
could not result from a lack of intelli-
gence for, while he spoke but little,
his words were well chosen, and
evinced thorough understanding OF
the case.
Though still in the prime of manhood,
his locks were prematurely white, and
his face wore singularly sad and
thoughtful expression.
He might bo one of those who enter
tained scruples as to the right of society
to inflict The death penalty. But no, it
was not that; for, in reply to such sug-
gestion, he frankly admitted that bru-
tai men, like the vicious brutes they re-
semble, must be controlled through fear,
and that dread of death, the supreme
terror, is, in many cases, the only ade-
qnate restraint.
At the prospect of another night OF
fruitless Imprisonment we began to
grow impatient ent,andcxpostulated warm
ly against what seemed an unreasonable
captiOusness; and some not over kind
remarks were INDUCED in as to the
improperly of trifiing with an oath
like that under which we were acting.
sand yet" the man answered, as
though communing with himself rath-
er than repelling the imputation, sit is
Conscience that hinders my concurrence
in verdict approved by my judg-
| ment."
"How can that be ?" queried several
at once.
"Conscience may not always dare to
follow judgment"
But here she can know no other
guide"
81 once would have said the same"
"And what has changed your opin-
ion ?"
| "EXPERIENCE.n
The speakers manner was visibly
agitated, and we waited in silence
the explanation which he seemed ready
to give.
Mastering his emotion, as if in answer
to our looks of inquiry, he continued:
"Twenty years ago 1 was young
man just beginning life. Few had
brighter prospects, and none brighter
hopes.
An attachment, dating from childhood,
had ripened with its object. There had
been no verbal declaration and accep'
tance of love-no formal plighting OF
troth but when took my departure
to seek home in the distant West, il
was a thing understood that when had
found 1t and put it In order, she was t'
shareit.
"Life in the forest, though solitary, Il
not necessarily lonesome. The kind o
society afforded by Nature, depends
much on ones self. As for mo, LIVED
more in the future than in the present
and Hope is an eyer.eheerful compan
ion.
EAT length the time came for making
the final payment on the home which
had bought. Ii would henceforward b
my own; in few more months, m!
simple dwelling, which had spared N
pains to renderinviting,w would be grace'
| by its mistress.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsINo.

one square, item lines or It's cqulva-
lent in nonpareil type) one or two inser-
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Executors or Administrator Notice,
$500; Auditors or Assiguee's Notice,
$3.50.
Local Notices, twenty cents a nnc;
by tho year ten cents.
Cards In the "Directoryn column.
1900 per year for the first two lines,
and 100 for each additional line.
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RlcHMoND, Va, has a horror of its
own. 1t has been discovered that me-
groes have been collecting and selling
TO bone burners the bones of Confeder
ate and Union soldiers buried on the
bloody battlefield of For Harrison. A
committee of Richmond gentlemen
went down to the front on Friday last.
They found on the field tho skeletons OF
from seventy-five to one hundred bodies,
except the skulls, which they gathered
up and brought to Hollywood for re-
interment. They We're iniorDed by Mr..
number of skulls have been carried on
by troph0 seekers from the north. Mr..
Wright said he.was visited = few days
since by correspondent OF the Boston
TarelIer, who Witnessed the horrible
spectacle, and said he was afraid TO send
a report of IL home.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs foRsuPPIIRs--
o. s.CE aF PkNSA>TEE 4 s.Nsy-. D
80 aga CHE>TNr sTRsNr.

OfF.CE aF PkNxasrKRU sNsV-
80 s2S CHE>TNr sTRKAr,
-, ~ IA 10 LrflA. January =. iSas
,Sensc frs y sails. endorsed Prcpssals Cor sss-
pres, VII be receive. Al this offi &c until IL
oci.r m "a the lst - Febru.ry Tor farms IA M
We vi" states Navy Department With the f.i-
l'nn .noles. - he Of the beet quality. and sas-
.s 'sspeetion b. the ip-peotiag Ofic.r ., tue
~, az ,shia cav, ard. where tbey 20 b. d.
hkfo trfe 81 expense 20 the Gossrnnent for
Nhich security trust be given
r. bp'sas ~ CoasfrnrsfOr g.
q op 49, n..t sen, Go inches I. o. ~ inches
- a.. III, !. snd u f.-t lorG
nseesI ~ o. IS 20 ss feet Tong % sveraxe
2"o board - No. white Pin. Plank n, ana
"a inches y @ n inches wide PARALLEL a
a. Il fest iCng 30
w' hoard feet wsi'e Pirs N. Pl.nk ~
inch; AZ 20 ~ inehs- vide parallel, Il % a
ieet Iona
Gee bosrs f-e; white Pine NJ I Ro.rt. 4 inch
!; Go - iaohs- ride. parallel. Il q As f-.t
l 90 board feet hit. r Ne No s Roads. \ ,nos-
D. 10 - iEchss Si1e. parallel. A. q rs fs.t
loue
100 board feet " lite Panel ReriS. q inch \. On
l. IN be. vide parallel, l2to D. fe-t long
zffo's hos feet white Pine Panel Plank -, q
inches, u Go y a. che- vide, parable u 20 IL
feet lotg
The foreSoins :. required ., supply denci.ac.
nn.i-r contract Vith "a William WOO ley
., tnrt her tif,rnrat arpiv 20 CON piore J.
Hsh1HASl NsHs \ arr. fhilss~lrhta
HM HIE>kEIL.
4
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tON6R ESSiONAL,
Conclusion OF Yesterdays Proceedings.

SENATE--Afer our report closed yesterday
NJ biil relating % the central branch OF The
racine railroad WAS proceeded with and de-
-''rd AZ great length. mp 10 thu hour o. adj
.uIImrut-
i'r~E--Ai--r OU- report closed Yesterday
ia- l"nver PIcifi. Railroad bill was dis
us q ~ GT,s' .eTs 9Th. when MIR. Covod- Pa ;
~ p 70 lose H. debate, and. dt'-- r-plyiug 10
'ln- 81 ~ Arguments made against the bill.
HnN'c n previous question on The bali aud
Mr- WashhuTn- I'M moved that the bill and
-lrudUents liz upon he table
NJ yeas and H-vS We're ordered on h.
otIon 10 lay upon 'he table, and resulted
Vas :. nayS -
Tnr bill was men referred 20 the Comm ,tte.
ID Public Lands
Mr.. Pane VIZ aSkei leave 20 otter a pr.
Wbl~ and Tsse anon sIetIng forth thar
90 y hr-rt> b, - provided by tnr RECONSTRUCT
..'H acts Nat The people Of the late TeO-iIIOu.
~'afe- snail Tu- b. admitted 70 representation
4u Congress Tu-i hey have complied with aid
acts and ra'it-d ne fourteenth article Of
-'ienG Hl~n' 20 the Constitution and whereas
]. - ErporIrd tha- The Legislature OF the STATE
.'rois.a ms expelled The cOlOrei members
g.. rr1I ana HC--it ii white men 10 their places
v DO c.d ROT receive Il majority of the votes
az and whereas The Senator's from Georgia
81 ave not h~-H admitted 10 their seats IN the
q ni'et >taf-s \ nate. therefore
Il s'.rs L. Tina me EsConstru ton Com nit
- D. instructed 20 inquire what fur .ue~ !e.IS-
i1tiOn = necessary relative 10 the status o; The
isrpir~enfa tlVvs from Georgia III the Fo-tIeth
JB-,rs>>
oaI-,t'gn beng mad III resolutions was
vIbirawn.
Mr Sch-nck lObIol On behalf Of the Com
HIttrr of Ways and Means, cave notice ina,
.-'iri NE LrgisEt'INr Appropriation Dill was
q posed OF. be WCGia tt-f the sense of the
House by moving - utz- tic ,arif dill and
10 internal revenue bill the -p-.,aI orders
= IN Gay % CAV until posed Of b .f.re auy
q. her APPROPRIATED bills were taken up. Ad-
CrHed.
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DRoPnsALs FoR sEPFLIEs

CFFIUE Ga y Cos ~ : E-r~rESrE.
M OrfFEN~ Ia San 10 $50
Sealed Proposals., 90 dnDiI-ate invited ull ~
q clock ma the z-tn A. q January. for ia
IT, Ia ted ia. b-is. -lC- DepArtm at With
tn tol"V'nE stores AZ
fcr p" barrel. cf Ms P1rk q III best .ual-
IT, not run.
For go barrtl- OF Fllgr. ..Usi 20 the Goveru
rf ~ sisu'Art. Zach ariel II lOur pure hz.ed
VIII be re4s.ref q weigh ~ pounds, aud ail sur
hbstracied ~ prcEl ne iu-per tictfs from
tie jsIr,ls tom UiE.T saGses Vii re required Co
Re made mp ny tire Contractor
For w.'ta pounds 81 Hard Bread, iu barrels, sam
pie tC b. fUrnishtd
for ? uR gslloLs # the test MoIssses. put 10 IA
cycfess barrels samples IA b. furnished
or tsV cans Of Condensed Mix, EcEi-as
Eagle brand.
For kits g Mackcrel Nc I.
Hams
The above articles 20 be Of the very best quality
aud put NJ ia superior pace aEes. aud G. be feiv-
tit 81 tn. >ubsisteSce u rartmeut in this cfty,
within twenty d after the q ~ uing OF thu bids
~ bius viii be re,tised from psrtie. vino have
tfiied 10 comply with their engagements with any
b'alch Of he 'IONtIEm. NJ
I'r pC.sls q te Sddr -sct 70 FL Els"-sigasd
aha maj Rcd - Proposals -
A BECkwIrH,
Brew Me- ca GHiC .. L Army.
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PERSONAL.

4 hiENES, LOOK OUT Wanted every Store
u sleeper TO call and examine PRINCES "pD9K
ALARM by which IL il impossible for any one to
enicr or depart without causing an slarra IL is
n pie end cannot get cut Of order, btius Ssrkel
Etrciy tN the knob, and can be chrd [ ANY
."oT- Gail and see one IN operation 322 n street
Ia NJ aipiled Tor. rS26 %
A TGENTION HAS BEEN CALLED THE
n prices aEa condition OF the COIofed Gallery Al
tie National TbeGt g. Too much cannot hs SAID
OF the SUBJECT IL is we'll known that doabIu
Gicts CHARGED the coloTed people for admission
L. leafs Hot 1T Tor respectable PEE pie of am class
t. SIT H. III the ats reserye ed for only those
who pay for reserved seats and itt ed al In a ce
cent manner, COlOIei people would raise no a. 1,ec.
l-Cn to the prices N
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BOARDING..

COMFORTABLE BOARD MAY BE HAD,
~ with the comforts Of home, at moderate
figure, for gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen
one kQuare from the new gricultura' building
No. 31S 18th street between b and south Tsbl
Board, so per month. Ja6 A.
llOARDlNG Parties in yearch Of Handsomely
where they can feel at home, can be suited by ap
plying at No 416 10Th street, between ID and g,
east side; few steps from the avenue Jsi5n
EIRST-CLAS5 BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
L FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasons able
terms, ut 21s K street, between Eth and 18th, Q
short va from most of the public ofaces.
deg Inn
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In BANKRUPTCY,
NOVELTY TOUNDRY AND MACHlNI
~ WORKS,

FAbkEBSBUKG, WEST VIn6INIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam 8 " Mill
Of Is Horse Power that We will sell at our works
for 81 200 cash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threshins machines Of 10 horse power
also several portable eng ines OF wheels from Is to
horse power under. Persons wishing to pur.
chase new or second hand machinery, engines or
iron. would do we'll to call or address NJ J..
LEE6E a, co :, Pa, ersbarg, West Virginia.
lo lS-ly
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VI. KRAFFT,
FAMILY BREAD BAKERY,

Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.,
Has constantly on hand fresh Boston Brown, Gra.
ham. Bye. and Wheat Bread. Also; Tee Bisc ait,
Dinner Bolls, Pies, Cakes, am DANDY
n. B:-We use nothing but the best fsmily -four
ted. Dc I6-,ns
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DaoPosALs FOR CogN.
HEABg'Rs Firm Mi rAVT D-Tsrgr.
e!ATE oF . A..

UFApJ'Rs fIFTU Nh rAHE D --IsTIr.
egATE oF las.
ogF.CF OF 'Il-F = .A-EEEr., ttR.
= ~, Z .ss~. JsuGFr5 3. iSSg
Scaled Proposals, IN dupliCatn witt ~ received
~ this Office until SATURDAY.. February IS. Is6s.
az ~ - click NJ. for furnishing the quartz rmas-
ttr Department al Camp CuncOrags, Texas. ~i th
sr,h qGaHtity Of Corn as may DE required until
june -, -
f'tl',d. and deli Eered IN sacks. subject 70 rigif
D. s,-Ction
~ NEsry 70 Commence On acceptance 81 con
tract and continue in such .uaHtIties ani 81 suci
times A. may be required 10 the Pos: Quarterm.s-
tgf
Hids T. ~ plainly endorsed &" Proposals for . N
20 Camp Copcordis,' and addressed 20 tue under
signed
~ command Of Breyet Ma or General candy
POTTha.
Breyet Brigadier GeDersi. aud q y. NJ.
Ja24-6I fifth Military District.
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okY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Aucttoneers and Real Estate Broken,
{ No. S36 Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND VERY
DEslRAR, IT PROPERTY

D8Sl hAB al RkOfkkTI.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust to me bearing date
en- the thirtieth day Of May, A. d: 1906, and duly
recorded in LIber No. $50, foil 3Os of the land
recoros for Washin gton county in the District of
Col ambia. tssid deed Of trust betsg to the
pay ment Of the sum of five Thousand dollars. with
Interest shall proceed to sell. at pub ic auction
in front of the premises, on SATURDAY. the thir-
tteth day of anuary, A. 1859 at o'clock D m ,
Lots Nos. q 4 a, co. o. 81 IS g, IS, 6s, "a, rs. ~
and the north half of Lot No. Al, in the recorded
Subdivision Of Square No M, In the city of Wash.
ipeton, in the said District.
These Lots are situated on Fourteenth street
west. directly opposite the new state Dep meut
and partly on street north. one of the most de
sirable and rapidly improving localities in this
TERMS Of sale One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, secured By deed Of trust upon the
premises. 500 to be paid down BY the purchaser
OF lot as soon as the same 10 knock ed down All
convey anctpg and stamps ct the cost OF the
purchaser 1.-THE terms If sale are not complied
with In ave day from day Of sale, the trustee
the right resell at the risk and cost of de-
WV. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
Ads auction ,ers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

t1tOTe ENcPANGED.-The gentleman in sleep
- ING car Ne from New York which arrived
n Baltimore this morning, by mistake took one of
tEe BcCts OF the gentleman sleeping in the berth
below hin. A. mutual web anye is sir A. 10
sTpy for address a. the Star Office ja2o IT.
] OST-s1O BEWARD--A snail sATCaEL,
containing s1ta spt ctacles pencil ana chain
ketUTE to = = NJ street ia > ST.
a. and p WHITE ENVELOPE, con
famine To- coming from 18th and streets 70 18th
and " streets. The finder will receive a liberal
reward by leaving II at the house 4o1 18th street
betNeen r. and r il % s.
Gin REWARD-Lost. on TIL 2lst inst two
y w COWS. lark red Cow. shield in the
forehead white bag. One red and white spotted
Gov, whit star IA he forehead, large white spot
on the night shoulder slit in ear; large teats
he above reward will be paid if retur ned TO
BhoOh aud MATHEW COOK, No. 6S3 ii street
u Ith. ,s9i3.s
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pRoPosALs Yer NAVAL SUPPLIES

EANNAsFFR's NFsIrE 4 = M
TO - bkuhENaA yaau.rs =, l.sa
.slea frg pussls. Ia be enA red ~ ~. - -.
TIC Tot >npEi,- AfNrTti~-4. AL D. reo.,.sd
AZ THIS - Ice Cp-il lr',iock u the l.t ~ -
turtN t'r the t.n wing rrgl'is. 3 "a. yarv -,
raNL ssrc New ork, 81. lsci - the usual a. -
ton thersst ~
r.lHr Na--.s.s.r
ito Lamp tbininr,- ard - gross I.amp w q.
IL the constant We. ~ the french Hsht-
bU-ses ~ Ess.prlsHs qHf -rEtt.s
80 SIuieee-, thAldi,G as pr -aspla n m.
~ pmest lfce.
Bureau + C1u,'~p-fs.a a. p-parr
ia 9ross Bra.> Screws aud barrels Tarpe,tia.
u supIly ctncI"u,I.s nnfor the contract OF Wa
furiher particulars 10 be had from Naval Con
stTu.'UT Is. Heizuo, a. the Navy Yard
Metallic Boat. ltugIh lao. breadth as depth
Ia
Ev'.aB ~ Prorleiors ant g-o'8trs
5000 It's. Candies, Navy staudArl. on account Of
d.tsutting cont A,tors
8" It's hoop Irun.l's ttJhes vile
Tie right L. Reserved 20 re-. zng ~ !. HIS
Thai msb IOt be ceca4-G saHt.s-ous a. the Gov
era n "a, aud - ard each Artt'e ar ten .eRa
fSitly. a. NAY De- most 10 as Interest
keSpontib srcuf itv 70 uirsd for the prompt and
Ihithfui delivery within twrltF dags' Of n .un
'es awarded. Blat X tOrmr with further p.rtfo
Ulsrs. MAJ he obtained Al this offre
Pa pt,1ss not euly euior-ri on the puv.iop.
anu lot msde IN all resp,css H. con 'ormtty vita
tis SdN.rilsement snd blank forms furalshsd.
Parties max rg pra D ais are vitas a. D. or..
ent at the hour above usmei when ths III - vii y.
opened q FInRTpss
laLo u PaynssteT L = Nav.
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NAVY PAYMAsTEE's OFFICE

~ NAsHrNGroN, u. 4 January =. $50.
~rsltd Prop sails. 20 to en iOrsed Props as. DO
VIII he received ~ This Ofice. until Il NJ the ii
day 81 February. 1863 for the f-lio Eing prtirlr.
NLicn must be II the very bet quality, 70 h- de-
uNtT.l free OF expense and Governrne-t taE. at
the WASHINGTON Navy Yard. aud subject 10 the
usual iDspec zion thereat. O. wit
BVrsIH larfS ant Dds
- 600 Il inch y press SHINGLES irst quality
lnO tsTIets fresh ground Hydraulic Cement. IN
barrels
" pieces Comlinsti.A Rubber and Gutta Perch.
auction II &c
FFr ia f..Hs'-urrr0n rrf = pafr.
3 NJ B,f curing and -orestnC Machine With
Fps and Dies complete.
j Patent steam kngine Governor. 9i-te.
BHg+as OrdHasrs
= resnl- Emery Cloth.
htsCriptise schedule. VITA particulars. % %
seen At the Office.
k.spouslll security Re gsIrsd Tor lha prompt
faithful dtiiNcry " -upgiir- a. ed. o. conform
it, wlth s'IsuisttgU- rt- J.A4k lU.u- Tor i,iis
q" he hst ~ fhis oirs. Ottrwt tii- viii 4 %
entertained CALVIN e. JACKSON
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MOIISG On TIL z.th inst very -uddeulv In
Sfe s2G year of her age, Mrs. DORUDOJ J. MO
blessed are pare in heart. for they shall see Gel
Her tuners Al viii take place 1T her late reside nc e.
iSs street ~onfh, between a., and 5th sts /,
% "wednesday. the 9TH Instant a. o'cIocf The
Hieuds AID acgusihtslce- are in sited to attend.
CLICK. On the 2sth instant, MAGGIE so
FHlA, young ~ JaU ghteT OF j n aud G. Click
led year ard - days
W nad . littlr Maggie once,
she Was oar ling pride;
- loved h-r Oh perhaps too veil,
Pr con sne slept and died.
Ilstrue the stroke vas most severe.
nieh u" K v n thee the babe 90 d-ar
But Jesus ~ TINS /, plain,
Your los- ~ &agsie Sorhia's gain.
Press ore - uTon her forehead
t~nlil Hose a. lse sweet blue eyes
DO nov Ne ,. she only sleeping
We Wi meet her IN tn 81 les
The rslstlses and friends are respNr.fullv IN
Vted 10 attend heT fuLrIzl IN Wein. lay after
f""n, th- z.rh Instant from her re,ii,Bcs ON eth
s.; tet north.
SMART. On the 18Th inst ,GEuRGEH SMART
'-cst =
Fu1rr,I service At II Johns Church on Thu,.
tE- 18th inst at ? =. Friends OF ia. fan.
.s are respectful y invited TO attend. ~
lOUNG AtGI.sboro. " Arlington COUNTY ID
I,.a Ne ?sth IL. f paeumCna, CLGMEN
M II 1OT Ne.
The Trend sId rel 4tIyes Of the 'srli'y are in
'~c . Al. nd her funeral from 81 DOniIBick' >
tH''h. t1sisrd- On elrescay the 9Th instant.
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81 May OF the "IuOtneTs~ prtiitOpiug the
legislature Ter a prohiblioTy Iaw h4.e tLe
i'-h& Miss 70 their Lam-s.-BostgA Irans-
pr.