Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMBUNTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THEATER.—Kate Fisher and the dramatic company of the Washin stun The- ater, last night played “Dick ne” and to- night will be performed, by particul cr request, the drama of “Jack Sheppard.” Mi-s Fisher personates “Jack,” and will be sustained by ir. Clark as “Biueskin,” and Bokee as «Jon- athan Wild.” The St. Denis troupe and Ma- rietta Ravel will also . CANTBREURY.—Mr. O. H. Hess, the business manager of Canterbury Hall, who was one of the “lucky” ones in the receat draft, will to- night take a benefit, and on the occasion the Canterbury company, the Zanfretts troupe, and a large number of volunteers, will ap- pear. The bill announced is an admirable one, and there is no doubt but that Mr. Hess will receive a rousing benefit. \V aRieTizs.—Fitzsimmong’ play, ‘The Belle of Washington,” was reproduced last night at che Varieties. It will be performed again this evening, together with a rich bill of song, dance, and Ethiopian eccentricity. The Va- Tieties company never fail to please. Their acts Are all popular, and are performed in an admirable manner. ee Tre Boarp or ROLLMENT.—The Board continued in session last evening until six o'clock. After our report closed yesterday exemptions were made or substitutes taken in the following cases: Daniel McCarthy, in service 3d of March. John L. Deady, trroneous enrollment. Alonzo S.Gear, procured substitute, B.Green. Joni Sees disability. enry King, under Edward O. Graves, ners age. Patrick Barry, disability. Joseph H. Godfrey, widowed mother. Kichard Forman, in service March 3. Thomas Wood, furnished substitute, Lewis Davis. Henry Schuhbardt, alienage. John Glazz, disability. John Shanahan, under age. Se Casts or Stw StROKE.— Yesterday evening, about six o’clock, officer Frazier found a man dying on the pavement on Seventh street, near north. He was supposed to be very drank, and was taken to the Station-house of the Fourth Ward, where, in a very few minutex, it was ascertained that he was suffering from the effects of heat, and was to all appearance, «dying. Sergeant Cronin and his men set to work to make him comfortable and sent for a physician. Afterlooking about fora Doctor, the oficer succeeded in finding Dr. May, who premptly went tothe station. Dr. M. ordered an application of ice to his head, a blister to the back of his neck, and mustard plasters to the interior surface of his thighs. The officers detailed to nurse him dia not leave him a mo- Moment; and at five o’clock the poor tellow fell into a quiet slumber, and the officers felt satis- fied that their labor had not been in vain. He | had about $65 on his person, and a diningTroom vard of the Buhler restaurant, 322 Pennsylva- nis avenue. Upon inquiring ¢t » the officers ascertained that his name is Chas, Bergner, a Bavarian, who bas been employed in the res- tTaurant a long time. At nine o'clock this wmorning he could couverse a little, and it is | expected that attention such as the police gave H him will entirely restore him. Yesterday afternoon another case occurred in Missouri avenue, near Third street. A man, whore pame is unknown, but who used to work at schoemaking ina little shanty south side of the avenne, near Third street, fell in the street. He was kindly taken into the coach establishmentot ithe Messrs. McDermot: by the proprietors, and physicians were soon in at- tendance. Mr. McDermott and family, officers Pendle and Lynch, with others, attended the eufferer during the night, and were highly eratified tosee signs of returning conscious- ness as the result of their labors this morning. One of the laborers engaged in digging for Jay Cooke & Oo.,at the foundation of their bank building, was sun-struck yesterday Alternoon about 2 e’clock. The case is a very critical one, ConFLict or Orinion the Washington Gas Company stipulates that the company shall charge Government twenty- eizht cents and other consumers thirty cents per 100 cubic teet. Since the internal revenus daw has been in operation the company have added the 15 per cent. tax to their bills. To this Government and others objected, and the subject was referred to Dr. Brodhead, Second Controller of the Treasury Department, who hae decided that the compan: as no right to exceed the rate prescri! in this act, as no act repealing that has been passed, and that it was clearly the intention of the internal revenue lnw that companies should pay the tax out of their profits, for which reason the graduating scale of the tax was made upon profits, vary- ing from smi] to large amounts. But the Gas Light Company has the follow ing opinion in conflict with the foregoing : Treasury Department, Office of Internal R. Oct. 14, 1562.—Sir: ¥ our letter of the it inst. has been received. I am of the cpinion that all ¢ re Tauet pay the tax on gas consumed, as provided in the law, ifthe Gas Company have formally voted to add the tax ¢ bills of consumers. The act organizing uully, {Signed.} BovTweEtt, Com'r. To J. F. Brown, hsq., Secretary, &¢.. Wash- ington, D.C. The com pany propc=e3, we hear, to procure the opinion of the Attorney General at once, to settle the cont! of laws. ——~—__—. CownIpiInG AFPAL nn Saturday las: cowhiding affuir tock place at Camp Ba two officers stationed there, The partic which are said to be as follows, have bee d before the military authorities, aud ac uuurtial will no doubt be the result. I these officers belong tothe military service. learn thai the Major entered the Colonel's tent on Saturday, and announced to him that he cameto chastise bim, for some real or fancied anjury. Colone! Monree was sitting or lying own atthe time, and he was commanded to rise by Major De Peyster The latter was or- dered to leave his tent by the tormer. Instead of obeying orders, the Major is reported to haye drawn from under his coat a cowhide, and tapped the Colonel gently on theshoulder with it in order to induce lili to rise. Colonel Mou- roe did rise, and Major De Peyster fell—at leas: sothe story runs. As soon as knocked down, the Major was placed in charge of a guard. see ere New Cocrt-MartiaL.—A new Court-Mar- tal, consisting of Brigadier General Slough, ( President, ) Colonels Piper, Wistler, Tracy und Hudson, and Captains Howard and Hop- per, with Major Gaines as Judge Advocate, ‘was organized yesterday at Gen. Heintzelman's Readquarters. The first person to be tried before this court is Detective White, of the torce of Colonel Fish, Provost Marshal cf Baltimore. He is charged ‘with having at different times, aud from yari- ous persons, received money for procuring passes to the South, to the amount of #700. ees Sh FATAL ACCIpBNT.—About noon yesterd: conductor A. A. Shissler, conductor of car No. 64, of the Metropolitan R. R. Co., carried to the Fourth Ward siatien a man named John Gerrells,-who fell from the platform of the car ear the whar! atthe terminus of the road,and the wheels passed over him, inflicting serious injury. Roundsman weuy immediately con- veyed him to the Dougias Hospital, where his wounds were properly dressed and eyery at- tenticn given him by the surgeons 1 aids; but he expired ia about au hour. es gee CoM™MiTTED TO THE OLD Cariton.—Lonis Engle, Thomas McDonough, David Dtheizer, -Charles Bumbergzer, H. Well, and A. J. Rooney, who claim to be rebel refugees; Lieut. Moses Febray, a signal officer in the rebel army, who delivered bimse!f up; J. O. Lunsra, Martin Flaheriy, Timothy Riorden, Mlichael Burns, James MeCrran, P. Martin, gent to the city, having been captured Ly the Potomac flotilla, were all committed to the Old Capitol Prison yesterday by Capt. Todd. ee ESS MARKRITER'S.—See special announcements e@lsewhere of new aud rich stocks of paper- Hangings for sale by Maririter, 156 Seventh gireet. They comprise a wonderful variety, trom the ric’ t gold and velvet patteras to the cheap but handsome and tasteful siyles suit- able for those who desire to adorn their houses ueatly but inexpensively. In fact all sorts of customers cam euit themselves at Markriter’s. RowseD.—Sundi t the bar-room of Mr H. Lichan, on Louitinna avenue, near Sixtist., was entered—the thieves getting firstinto the cellar and then into the bar-room—and the (ill ‘was robbed of a smal! amorzint of change and a Lumber of ivtters. About a week since this Place was entered and about #10 taken. eases SAS Be Ren Over.—A deaf and dumb man by the me of Hipkins was run over last night, about nine o clock, by cne of the city cars, ds it was crosring Seventh cizeat. Afver some consider- able effort he was finally got out, and to the Surprise of all stood upon his feet aad walked off without assistance. —_~>_—_—. THE ATTENTION Of those who wanta good house, finely located, session immediately, is called to Green & Williams’ advertisement in this day's paper, to cell each at aaction oa to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, on Seyenta street, neat Pennsy ivania avenue. WE UAVE received @ marriagn rotice from Georgetown which needs the endorsement of the sender peer to ) Publication. —— Sua riast rags of to-day’s Atar fot intersst- lag local articles. big th of | Wes nd their j Sullivan, John | was dion aimee ecg pa mi ed, well Wi are unatie to learn the cauze of the death. é Mr. Thomas K. Keith, a native of this city, died yesterday at the City Hotel, at the ad. vanced age of 77 years. Deceased was for ma- ny years counccted with several of the mos:t prominent institutiens in this city, and was al- {| Ways regarded as a strictly honest and upright man in allrespects. Mr. Keith has been 2 beard. Purdy and Colonel Delany, that Mr. Jame: | Coyle was most brutally murdered, and that he was a trne Union man. The matter is being folly investigated, and the perpetrators will be brought to justice. It happened on Augustéth. It appears from the statement of his wife, the only witness present during the entire time, { that Mr. C. entered his house and closed the doors as sconas the firing commenced (one | miie from his house), After the sutlers were j Teesptured by our troops, two of our men de- Tmanded the doors to be epened—as soon as Mr. Coyle appeared at the door near his bed-room, he was shot by one of the men, the ball passing entirely through his body, just under thearms. desman. They rushed into the room, beat- ing him over the head and face with their pis- tols, and finally dragged him into the road in A senseless condition, robbing him in the pres- of his wife of a massive gold watch. MMre 1 semarked, “Gentlemen, that is my uns. band.” They said they cared not whose the devil husband he was, und theson of a b-—h should destroy no more butlers goods. They Anocked Mre.C. (who is.a cripple) down and dragged the body of her hasband over her. Young McGlochin, a gentlemsn from Penusyl- Yania, then 8 out of the xitchen under guard, and as soon as Coyle recovered he re- quested him to pray for him. Mr. McGlochin knelt by his side to do se, aud was rudely hur- ried away, and told that he should be hung. Mr. S. Aimguist,» sutler, testified to the character of Mr. Coyle, and several other sutlers, reliable men, are willing to testify and | will. Mr. Coyle warned Colonel Dulany the same morning, that the guerrillas were «bout, 48 also he did ceveral sutlers; he also told Col. Dulany to send back all persons he met. That fuct would prove that deceased was not con- nected with the gang.—Alec. News, Aug. 10. a Ovr CITIZENS, anxious to become good mu- sicians, will be glad to learn of the return to this city of the celebrated Professor Alexan- der Wolowski, whose remarkable success du- Ting his last visit among us, in instructing his pupils in singing and the pianoforte, by his new method, was the general theme of remark. | He intends to commence anew couree immedi- ately, at his residence, No. 316, F street, on the northeast corner Fleventh street. We advise all who desire to become thorough masters of {| their voices.a8 well as the pianoforte, to give i the Professor an early call. He expresses his desire to hear trom his former pupils. — { Focrra WARD STaTIon CasEs.—Augustus Openheim, suspicion of larceny; jail for hear- ing. Jonn Kelly, violating hack law; $1.55. Pat’k Scanlon, profanity; $2.58. Cern’s Tuell, threats; dismissed. Johanna Maloney, do; do. Ann Farrell, do; do. Rob’t Richardson, as- { sault and battery: bail for hearing. Dennis { Murphy, do.; bail for court. John Duvall, | obstructing the street; for bearing. Charles Bergner, drunk; dismissed. John Adams, de- serter; military. John O’Neale, disorderly: } dismissed. Martha Douglass, profanity; $158. Fanny Jackson, disorderly; 815+. J.W. Ferd, drunk: military. Sent To Jatt.—Wm. Carrol, (colored,} for stealing $55 in gold from his uncle, Emanuel Chase, has been sent to jail, Carrol is about 15 years old, and discovering where his uncle kept his money, the si-ht of the gold was too: greata temptation for him to withstand, aud he took it. Part of the money was recovered by Officer Maxwell, who arrested Carrol. Thr case was tricd befure Justice Giberson, fee eS RS A Bown Triey.—On Saturday afternoon John Holmes, colored, went into the store of W.H. Davis, en 7th street east, betweemG and 1 south, and thrust his hand in the till, taking out a handful of notes, bnt before he could get off be was nabbed by officer Truxalland taken before Justice Cull, who committed him to jail. —————— SrcoxrpW Arp Station Cases —L.D. Briggs, grand larceny; dismissed. H. Miller, fighting: $1.91. Warren Martin, do.; $1.94. Augustine Stardleman, disorderly: dismissed. Jacob Fil- liare, drunk; dismissed. Susan Hill, disor- derly; “1.58. ‘Daniel McUarty, drunk: #1. Thos. Bowie, three cases, two for threats and one assault; jail for peace. THE CHEONICLE is cracking the plantation whip again over Wa-hingtonians, Washing- ton city councils and officials. It can't forget or forgive the suubbing it got at the hands of the peop!e of Washington on the Ist of June. —— Tas Stomaon spares the elements of the bile ani blood, und iit does te work tecbly and im: rfectly. liver and other vexatious diseases are | Phe certain result. As avon ti erefore as acy aT tions of this sind are perceives, we may reat ar- The hrst ard only thing to be done is to administer aapecifie which will act directly on the stomach— the maio-spring of the animal machinery. Wor this purpese wecan eonfidenily recommend Hos- tette! Celebrated Btomach Bitters. Acting as ative anda tonic it strengthens the diges- angestne condition of the blood and there- ity to the bowels. te and dealers gererally every- 23 ber "Wholesale Agents—A, M, Bininger 7 Oo. 1a 1-e0st | Penn. ave. ———>——_. WraPrinG PAPER for sale st the Star offies coun- ter, at six cents per pound. jy 22 LYON's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, Moths in furs bugs in beds. Roaches crawling on your floor, Bats and mice in Larta and she:ls, | ‘These shall never plague you mors. Lyon, with his Powder, elaya | All the insects that annoy ; And his Pills, beyond all praise, Every rat and mouse destroy. Lyon’s Powder is harmless to mankind, but wil! kill all house insects, garden worms, vine- bugs,&c. Lyon’s Magnetic Pills are sure death to ratsand mice. Sold everywhere. 2w Dsgxsi8 8. Baawes & Co., New York ———— Rorpiens’ Breoiat Notice.—Do your du ee nent. For wounds, sores, bowel corm- aud fevera they are a perfect safeguard. pare directions how to use them with every = Only Hcerts, { glected injurious te the health. They unfit the Siviltan for business, and st is impossible for a eol- Gier to march end fght with vim {f the great ap | les of his whole frame be ins disorder. - 4 growing in the flesh, or otber disorders of the foot we would recommend an early call at hite’s | office, No. 424 —_ avenue, between Four- “ood a | balfand Bisth Gauaz Pawesyivanis Kovys, Harrisburs, Northand | low fare and sure | farougs wt Goverameat rete ao eekets aed far- fice of Great Penn- ey serene of Poseeyivania Wi Office open from on Bandara trom 30pm. 5.0. Noarow, eS 1SN4888 OF THB Nuwvov: SxMINAt., UaInaay Pe BexvaL Srpsess.— New'and ment—in ag ose a ectationcoent | in sealed let renee ‘oharge. Address { at Howard Association, 3, Puig, Howshica, mar 25-6" ‘Waseanrep 70 Ovas 1m Six of intr te Bettrers Sane ce Gonorrhas in ig dau gi No es panied tafe crease na Wen baer pane (Balt. the Rev. to Mies EB, a! au ene yia abe papers please copy.! { i | RiP teshed DIED, instant, WILLIAM H&NEY e | a Careline tephens, aged 10 months a aids 78. i opr ‘. Be maar. te oa dente 1D SeaR A FRE a. Se vos rmi ae jUsin tances o eo are scape to atten? the funeral on at 40'clock, fror the onsets egy Tesidenes a A. vane PAPERN. ont rte: dense o'clecs 9. ve, . Be ‘Btsiger. ot tah Bit t,, RANK McGOWAN arehiand yen ts bee ae McGowan, aged 6 mon’ ‘arf Ibdays, On Ta ae wt Insteat, at a. ror O) dana see: me snonths and vate 3 acter ym the roaldgaog. of to attend, without ta, ade ct tbe farliyane ther sotice 1T—BY THA DAE saya ae az ‘Beata mae - er at the Ci lotel for some forty years. Shooting of Mr. Coyle.—1t ap) trom the following statement, as taken before Senatcr | He staggered to the bed and exclaimed I am a | sured that the dicestive organs arecut o order. | yourssives. p! otect your heath, usa Hcl-oway’sPil'a | Conxé and other disorders of the feet when ne- | WANTS, Waar hsaereat nae tars Mo. 365 Tat bet. Ist and 1ith ste UzoRGETOWS, August 10, 1863. Since the weather bas been 6o extremely ‘warm there has been but little of Prebeery | | } transpiring in ourtown. Business ite, W 4hTap—By yousg woman a SITU men seem acool moe Ithough 22 Cook i: anrent or easiatant cook i Fee nd eee cooek day, It did not | © Hotel. Aeataes Bek Bias oBtose te seem to have the least tendency to eool the “\The trade on the Ubesspeake and Ohio canal 8 tras on the | has not been fully resumed, aad the arrivals } are limited te what few beats were this side of | the breaches caused by the late rebel invasion. | The arrivals by river are—Steamers J. S. | Green, N. Y., merchandise to Morgan & Rhine- | i A eae Sa good iVANT tor 8 fell family to wash and wait on the apm. at No. 330 Bat. meager worn. Weiss MAB who can to work on will be ill paid. ‘Apply to rk ten ATELY—A good rack ace orment gives: ‘Apply to Carers ad ANT! wi Ww Bite t 2D—Bys marereianes fen, alee hart; Putnam, Alexandria, light; schrs. Com- merce, Colbert, Baltimore, lumber to E. Pick- | reli; Roes Winans, Cade, lumber to Wheatley; Access, Robinson, Port Deposit, lumber to Libbey; Active, Simmons, Philadelphia, hay to Government; Jes. T. Cake, Endicott, Ger- St. Nicholas, ee @GIRG rote ease pride to Government; Fly. h Sire fivwed objection to bs . = | go tot t of ait; | ine Dutchman, Lee. Philadelphia, hay todo; | ‘freeuined. ad ieee Farsi Boardo! ‘rade, ‘inson, ni, aria eS bh | Bete aectilghe W Soran tarts food MARBLE | | rig Sema E. Chamberlain, Stew- | est w: given, a FLAN say { | art, Philadelphia, merchandise from Hyde'& Bowe Mattie ‘rent Wane teats betwpen ch | avidson. By canal—Boats R.H. Alvey, Jona Shen Wren sanvante Oa a eh: J. 2 Rhinebart, Wm. Eranbepe: H. Castle. man. Wm,R. Chaplin. G. Si pates, A.H. Poftenbarger, Josiah Witt, Little Bob, Ellen, John H. Shaw, Lonaconing No. 3. Markets are unchanged. thy and chamberwork. ply 195 Watract bet ith ama loth ater Wartap clade arg ae pone mis thecary with of phree ioe more vesta Lequire of POH AEL ES STOTT, Penn, ave. au 10-3." WANTRD—« WHITE DEINE of nee: with the ely. ave pe un- ony Sood ¢ aracter. 2 jpelyt iy te EBL Ncw? wate Crsa. Ist oF LETTERS oe IN THE POST OFFICE. jennes® N, D.C., vacsT 58, ipes @7- Persons applying for letters in the following list will please say when they were advertised, otherwise they may not receive them, Peer QOOK WANTED. at the Olarsndon LADIRG! LIST win te PI one thet is is comipetent Tiperal wages esd nierp-r raipee tapers ABB waned. “osiy ctincotce wae ‘2 Feiton Dire teva Barker aS Rebeca Goodman Mi Bagby Mies! ire Evelina GraveaMesticwacmoaes re Mi CONFECTIONKES WANTED—A first-rate hand can obtain steady e Bi igh giteni with good B tonne by "Pie vie at 134 # h street, a ae 5 | ANTED Tica Sas Sears RC OE So W. of Booms. furnished oF unfurnished, suitable ‘1 Ice for a ph jan’s office. Center of the city, pre. Caxey Miss ThomasLewis Jenny YasnermanMreann | ferrea” Kadrese Physician, Star OM ere, Coltign Mine B13 Ble soeso Wilson Miss 8 E rese Physician, Star office au ! ily Ellen Bor ANTED—A OOOK at the «th Regt. P. R. Deugerty Bre. Ral Ws near Ornvalescent Camp. Apply at I. Dovdly Mea Mt H BEREEAN'S, corner oféth aad D st., Wash- Daw Mise Eien ington, or officers’ mesa at the camp. aw 10 3t” | Sask GENTLEMEN'S LIST Artie Cap: We 5 reich Miron Dr McCarty Denis Arrington Josh N clkuer Jae A W ANTED TO PUROHASE—An eight-room HOUSE. Will pay $50 cash in hand; the balance in tvo years. The house to be between gth and 18th streets Address WEISER, Orie pores corner 12th and Bi streets. eal WAN TED IMMBDIATSLY—Two good BREAD BAKERS. Ons: cap able of taking charga,the other assecond hand sand permanent in sloyment give: @ corner of E sad lth eta. jau ie NOMBRE & B O'sanaee Bical O'Neil Pate Good wa Apsly att Paynter Lemvel Galpin Eastman Butler Root Pain ANTED —A young lady wishes a SITUA. Brose Fersy. {col} Hospital C Cass a pes W TION as aecistcoes ina private family; Peet rend POL GS Rew Robt 1 ee ‘3 | notso much an object as a ood home. Address Bxker Moses D Hampson Joba Ross Jacob immediately M. D. MOBTO! econ ae ce Bar'volic Jous'a W HillyarJoha M Reagan Michi oe lerman He nal f Hembord Prank aiid ran V baa SITUATION, bre young widow housekeeper ip # gentleman's fami ly; will go in any part tHe pepantey or city. Por particulars address MRB, |H——, trough the tar office. 60 10 3t” FP ORNRED ROOMS WANTED.—Twe nished Rcoms wanted, by an army officnr,’ in two. squares of the Treasury Department. Haviland Geo R. Hari Hall Hale W de Capt Beoje Snyder Pecer Beydont Me Sheri Jacov Bowen inane L Blake Georre Cept Burd PR fathian on Thos hb ad- | 7 Beujeunin Sanford Ca lior Win H on Li dress 0, W Btar office, stating price and losa ¢ eerie te un Srnith tion. 1-3t* onfiel Sovier Jaa — a Chminings Martin Jota saab (shorts omicke aT ¥V ysis ehh a ei ul, OOF H 1c Slips & tached. altuated along the heighta of Georgetown. Cash wili be paid tora suiiabie place. Address V. : Reihl Cap: L J-4 P., 336 corner 12th and G ets. au 10-2t” Breph: Leigntou Dr M Sanders Giles Lee John Seviere Chas-3 ; = “aH TANTED-One Large ROOM or two moderate- aeiibasial , ) benesere Sas W jy cicedisoanieuntars inmed: ttemenpot onc | Cham Lilley Aries Thorpaon Jno It pores. in the eee b DoE nOod f the Departments Coe rey, yi reeled Eli hey ‘must be preverly ventilated... Satisfactory Corte MeDeusid PR ‘Thora Bakes | ference will ve given. -Addgggs B. 8. 2 | Sole John oiled Ree Cae joe Bekcur Micha Wee nes A good G0. = ae es Fee oiky: Eee wae V KR ands OHAMBERMAID. Apply at mc. GREGOR & 00.'S Furaiture Bicre, 640 Berenth street. WV ARTED_five aot BRIOK their gangs, for which we w: eat prices, if applied to imme-iately; none need apply ‘bat sober and mvendy, hand & T. A, RICHARDS. Dovglase Meirin E McQuz te Juo u Morris J F Matlon Joo McConnor Ino Morrie UG Mors Hd Middieteo 0 as URSTITOTES. SURSTITUTES WANTED.—‘Tho best prices will be paid for | Ledger; Herald. ble-bedied Baritury 8 for the drafted men ag Jow eigier Frederick All persons wishing to mail letters to foreign countries are respectfully requested to ascertain t amount of postage due thereon betore depositing them. Postage due on letters from foreign coun- tries mast be pedi in coin or in United Statcx Treas- ury notcs with the addition of the rating premium on coin, it HENRY ADDISON. PAM. Washicgto: d those who are in want of gach Substitutes wil! ‘ad it to their us acallat No. 355 ecrner of 6th _street—sign of the Red one, come ® mise: Come 8 iw* | GENERAL'S OF FIO. j 8BINGTON Orry TRD. = SURGEON a and ASSISTANT SUR- ' SUEGEON WAN' GEONS for Colored regiments FOR SALE AND RENT. FPOENEERD BOOMs TO AENT—yor rent, ot 450 isth strect, east aide, be and H Applicants for a of Me a intments must te Graduates ledicine, amd o! ich pbysical ability og will i streets, neatly fa ned and comfortable enable them toendure hard tield servi BED ROOMS, and SITTING eke and PAB- | willbe evamined previous to appoiutment by & LORS, ™ jghborhood is one of most desirable | Medica) Board. Applications for permission to ap- in the elty. Bee attonti aid to those ocoupy- ar before an Examining Board, must be sent to | iagthem. Noo in Ouse. Li tie Surgeon General. No expunisns allowed pre- | Fo Moe paleaaatiy- farniahed ya, pore rat Barge. ray o' of Assistant Surgeon, ROO! . aving a © modern improve- ments, at No. 8 4% street, opposite Dr. Bunder- | 87 9-3 AMI OND, Surgeon General. laid ®Q.urch. Table boardmear by. au 10-1e* erik gxpuainicas IN. TEAORYNG WO UNPUBNISHAD, FRONT BROOMS FOB the higher English branches, Frence, La‘in, Tent, at No. 408 H at., bet. 12th and isth ate | To a good tenant, rent will be moderate auseost™ Fo RENT.—A_ Virst-class FURNISHED DWELLING, No 425 F st., between 6th and 7th. ree terms, enquire on the premises, au Ro TO LET.—A fine, large PARLOR and large Attic Room, near the Capitol, fo let, furnished. Inquire at Mc@REGOR & CO.'8 Fur: Riture Store, 530 Seventh st an 6-3t* OR RENT—Two very handxomely-furnished acd Mathematics ia desirous of a 8:tuation ing familly or school in the viewnsty of Washington, Daeseeeozenle rete peferenoos given. Co Baaghae gu 7-20" WanNrap pres A_GOUNTRY SHAT, within 3 or 6 miles of Washing‘on, Good tenant, and satisfacto: ‘eference given, Address W. W. W., or call at 591 H street bets 4th and sth. au 5-4t wane IMMEDIATELY—An experienced OPERATOR on either “*Singer’s or the Em- pire sewing machine,” for tailors’ work especially, ‘ROOMS, situated ina pleasant part of the city, | c#2 {0d employment by calling at 212 Pa. avenue. | ecnvenient tothe War Department and Provost | 80 5-5t Ma remedy 's. Rent moderate. Apply ut 210 Fast. V TANTED—BY & respectable young gir a 8IT- UATION to do chamberwork and atterd in the dining-room, or todo plain sewing; guod re- commendations given if reqtiired, Address 0. R . Star cfice, for two days. a i iP NT—A new Three-story Brown-front rT RUE noo sm. “cated at the corner of Ver- montavente and N street north The House is just finished. has the Potomac water introduced, V 7 ANTED—By two respectable girls SIT and is furnished throughout with eee vi pe. and a TIONS to do chamberwork end o pecs Sethe eas is brought to N street will be intro- g d rolenense: given if required. Addrei ac 3 Best of references required, Terms, £100 per Btar offee. menth. Inquire of the undersigned, where the keys may pec ined for an examination of the premises. |. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. _ TO ), 95,000 PROFIT PEB YEA! 20. 000 LADIFS WANTED — At Beye ¥ Al etreet, between Sth and vith We iannel, Velvet, Bilk. Muslin, Cambrick, inen ; aleo, Cloaks }. Sacques, Jorics, s, Yokes, and Bands, New patterns roosived ive hundred new &3,000 neapeat place in town. The subscriber offers fur sale the é ing Patterns just received. Work dona Hotel’ khown as the Leslie House, No. south 5 2 | Fairfax eirest, Alcrandris, Va., doing ® business phere Jeeta of from 8,006 to £5,000 per year net profit. The ANTED TO RENT—An unfurnished HOUSE, House was furnithed rew thie last spring, and Ficat Ward preferred, now or before the | everything is in the best order. The w! ‘ole will be | Jat cl pesnber: references. Addreas J. > ss oot wv eee reesrvation: iscing ise cee and ood Box 3! jy 27-1m* will, @ proprietor has other busines:. or “RESPECTABLE GIRL, JUST DISENGAG | farther parteulars inculre on ike premises of ee | A ae eee ent a erie aS, chambermaid or dining-room servant. Best city Reserences Address for two days M. mune e of- W ANTED—Two good IRON SiS at t: ]CURNISHED PARLOR AND BED-RODMs TO LET .~ Apply at 272 F street, corner of Lith. au 6-lw* ) Nation- r BOO! Bi ai Steam Laundry, Penn. avenue, epposita | A torrene eauire DEY COM, AND, EAtuwr | Grover’s Theater; good wages, board aad [constant 274 7th street, een Land M Also a House | employment givem, and none necd apply unless for sale, havin rgé Store, intended to be con they have worked iy Rotel or ai ablic laundries, verted into two atores, &c. Also, 10 acres of Land, 20 tt . ¥. HOTOHKIBS, Prop, | at Good Hope. au 5-6t* j "aRU te eo: aes all rs know tnat saa St | VOR BALE That very derirable BRICK DWAL- oabay inet i: Bee weriprioes al TING HOUGH and LOT on the nouck east ons. | beveuth street, than elsewhere. sv. ner of 9th street west and Latest north, conta! | ing Srooms. with brick shed 'o opening on @ brosd | duh inthe rear, For 8 nie of G, NDELL NO. 155 Bridge atrest, Goorgstown, 'ED.—¥verybody to know that ns can their Clothi at reduced prices at 5.460 Beventh street, opposite "ae'Gitr oe. a eS TAGE DRS cae | WARIAE C URTEAL ART ODP gt H uy their Summer ‘ox DK BALE te, Peed ete Gitar | Gh | Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, having » front Oe feet on above'n street, | Just below the Northern Market, jy Mi-tr togetier with adjoining Lot, aa | about 53 | Wat ED pe ATaLy hig OAR- [1 Be NERSE Riore aE BeSne, | goa Fete ee aE eae Teeth pda eet or er formal lon on . | orto WM. A. GRAY, ortheast corner Mase ” cot nora ea ee yen Til be sotapeg on and 4th st, street, near Rae st eseareant h street, JOR RENT—A EDENIGHED BOOM, 344 16th Meat, Oot: 3 ai Gnanea at. bet. L and M. BA wt De tts of Wastington. ALUABLE LOT FOB SALE—On K. tetwoen ANT: /ECO! HAN BNI V4 M th and Ninth streets, and ‘roatiae’t ene WR? aT Mircorae one Be Beast Beddicn oa Northers Market. ath-three fect fron! Housefuruiehize Gf rear ade gna hee ‘od. feet. All 2 B. BU ‘Tth ot mar §)-tf bet. Gand Hreaw side ‘a0. Ww. AHO: 13 OR RENT—A fine STORE roe! ‘one to . Fo — ‘Pest locations ia iow Washiscto fot lin Mate jaunty iaeation in the usiness, ren 5 No, Bat Penn. avo-bet, tava ead 1G dis sees” | 66, Woahinatone ee COUNTRY BHAT. ph the Wash- ike, 13 miles fiom Balt One i & station eon- Be 2 If mallee, BOARDING, 1 t on fa 7 acres, improved (ted ev ars out rE in raviay goeeay epee | A peas Soe hee and the C fumes: ‘Apply toad BANNON, Ey bain in ria aget eats 2 tower Dc. neulae® Fcaeisnap BOOMs TO BENT ro No. 411 HE W. ie URN ISHED eS RSE eile a Teanga ply pda Li ready, rooms yb and convenient, for coo! LET,—The subecrt tate Pare Sinete geal. Dinner ate, Breas fast tre farnisbed ing House on @ street moar a » Ho. _ agents 00 by BD 5 pe irvy oO! shee ke Bates |g vrs ee ‘Penns e ave., ween Mth Cad mie as. Be eget ee : Paymaster OF se BOARD MaY aaaaes ae mae room adjoiming it . OE a Ax ie home, et moderate roe saLa_t D-WILL ond ¥1X ihe eI St oe | Fert sriasieeccenione Bulan star | Bees wea ste eae +} Go were ry aah G18, 650, 825, 850, O71, and aquare _ 4 | Pin MIS, ete J wory, 807 One Terr etey Seat tree | AUCTION SALES. ————————— HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ————————————————— By THOMAS DOWLIN a WO ¥. oasis" Py jors ar rext, aug llth, ato at cof the i Tsrtworvaluablo. Deliding Lote attusted oo 3d street, near the George’ i Bach Lot frome’ fest on $8 street, rai ack 150 feet, eu rs THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. W. B. LEWIS & 00.. Auctionee: Evan IMPRBIAL BR} SenLs OABPETS AT waa ee se ROERTSET oe next, “ane th ot I o'elock_at ou poem No 427 Se h ateoet Detween G and eee: Fond Bruswels Caraets.: i: the tareart the ogra once mars WB. ene "00. Auctioncess, By GERBEN & any wtioneers axeeous FOUR STOBY bRICK HOUSE amD i 77H BTREST BAST, NEAR PRNNSyL- VaNla AVE! av ArcHON te preniaee, af the 12th egies we at 6 o'clock p. m., tha’ fone at the corner of Tt! avenue built of the best mater: asd Car: napenes i. No. 12 in pacers. inches on 7 streets “end. Ml feet 7 inches on the avesue. The House is built in the mi dale, loving a handsome building i a cenhs all vacant ground isin abundance of gre: with an inexbausti ntate of eal ‘ivation van it trees, and sh: bee ra of water in the ar Itis about one minutes walk from the House to thecars, Term one half cash ; balance ing 33, Lente) 13 ring interest from 4: ay af oftrusttaken, Ti eta nseer to purchase a han‘so: any. Acie ae A ect 1 residence in an ion and han etfully invited to call ans = prospect. are res: GREEN &-WILLIAMB, auoczs. amine for themselves, By J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. OF ON 3D 8T., BRT, E K AND L at PUBLIC Augost th, ato’ befetab aes bait a: iy 2 misas, we shal! seifthe mur bain toot of Lots, ie Bqaare's 508, atta ated on 54 street west, between K north, 3 given and a improvements co consist of an eld Brick House. ‘erms : One t! cash : months ior moter satistuctoril faeatent. Bxpenses of conveyance at pure aq J.C. MoGUIBE & CO., Aucts, PIC NICS, &c. QFOOND GRAND Pro Nic GERMANIA LODGE, No.1, 4.0.0/ G. On MONDAY, Aug. Iv, 1863, At L. BYER'S PARK, tt} st+-r', Tick ote FIERY: OENTS.: |. Mimitting a gentleman F and : In case of bas weather, the Pic Nic willtake Ince one weex later. Pauli ot THE OOMMITTRY. ASBARD PIO NIC WILL BA GIVEN aT GREEN SPEING PAVILION, On THURSDAY, Awcus! 13:4, 1963, oprictors, for the nexgerit of HENRY | worthy aard working mechanic, who Ticketsp—ONE DOLLAR, adimitting a gentioman and iadies. au Ll-2t~ EMEMBER THE M.8. A, ATTENTION CONSCRIPTS > At the iequest of numerous friends the MERRY SOOIAL ASSOCIATION hare determined to ive their first GRAND PIC 10 at the Pack ilion op FKIDAY AFTERNOON a EVENING, Angurt lith, 1483. commenci at 2 o'clock: for the benefit of thorr daaiied im tae Association. A fing brass and string band bas been engaged for the eccasion Turn out friends cf the Conscripts. The aera have determined to maketh.s the Pic Nic of the season, and their friends know they alwsys more thaa keep their promsiios Tickets fifty s¢nts, a: mitting a gentle ies. No invitations sent. By order uf thre ¢ COMMIT TE x. F 8. B. Clements, wo Becrer. R. Floor Managers M Stevenr,K. B. Harford. Geo' Wepore Sale Mas pret GRAND PIC Nic oF tz ISLAND SOCIAL OLUE WILL SE GiYSBS AT WASHINGTON PABK,7:h str On THURSDAY, Auzwst 18th, Commencing at 1 o'clock. A wellknown BRASS ana | STRING BAND bas vese's = aged for the occas: Tick: ¥IFTY CEN Ts. ‘alinittiog agen Comm iiter of ASSIS G. Dixon, Beach, WB iy SI ,aall,124'13- s-4t* LOST AND FOUND. $20 0 “REWARD -Strayed or Georgetown Heighte.on Frit 7th inst ,a Brown HOKSR ; 4 years han¢e high ; alittle syiung in right fe 3. The abcve reward for aly return to me or inforsation wich witli lead his recovery. JOHN Ss DENNIS, Coaeh Factory, 6th at., bet. La. aren and C st. aall faa $5 BE WARD-—Strayed or sto en about the iat of e) Augunt, a swnall Ballalo COW j-dun color ; tops of her ears crop Whoever will return her tocorner of 4th an e Bear the jail will rec ise i tleman' and ladies. vatolen theabove reward, fan ti-3t"] MRS. DREW. "PAREN UP EeTRAY—On Baturdaz, by the subscriber, @ Boan and Caif, Ths owner ia reques ed to coi charges and take them s au i¢-3t* reard, s Prove prop cty. pay ay. ___ on Ret., bet, 8th and oth, aU GuT—Oxe round -bi m BOAT; part black witha Srore BS ak aronnd her; with a radder AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Dats. By WM. L. WALL & 00.. auctionsers. At the Bazaar, 9 Leek ana aet., berrocen Och and & = | OuEETE Acorios On TAGaEDAy meee ENG 13th ibst vat 10 o'clock RORSDAY ered Toslsans Svenue, | Detween Bint ob oad ‘wo 4 Boree Five sotteg aa horse Harcer, ail WM. L. WALL & OO,, Adct'rs. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctidnesrs. date on the 2d day of June, smong the land records of Distriet of Columbia, folios 414, ef ee P ta ene ot Cit; ot Wi hi: und, in the City of War dedten jgnated as lot number six (6), vision of a oareee, number nine andred roved rs a vous ero o-t remetaeca moaths from interest; the deferred paym: deed of trust on the pro os vee ped om with w unten Tomtt tan on moe “teed at the risk and cost of the de- —— purcBassr, on one week's notice in the ashington —acipe All conveyancing to be paid by the'rersbane. RASMUS J. MIDDLETON, asteos of Ph Kose aH oy seciati f an eek” SO MGT RE ‘Auets. By WM. L. WALL & CO.. iaaaamauee: FRAME AND 2 BRICK HOUSES AT AG! TION ON LiTH STREET. BoLeee: Py ra {Say ing 31 feet on " if "peated 3h Se 86a an teat ‘acd Md. a improved front bra foc story and > ent Frame Dwelling, containing < roo nsand on the rear of the lot emall Brick eratatin containing 4 rooms and will be sold separats! ee Terms: One naif casa. the balance ix twelve months for notes qeerdnticy interest, seared by a deed otaraitca 2 rage pene ans ALL & CO, Aucte. Wearhfagion ‘Sty tn ¢ in Libe! fa +s Potaee hous, dat a a ayments a’ = pies of sale, with ‘And at mre tems enn Ove days from Teserve the rightto By GREEN & | es Auctioneers, LS. OF GROUND ON 11TH STREBT mast, Berwurw Bast Caritoc Srreat axn B 6 NORTH pest, ae. aT Prsiio Avctioy.—On THURSDAY nein instant, we shail sell on the — coke m., whole of Lot No. «, ia 0. age ront of 58 feet, 9% inches on 11th. street aat aod a depth of 119 feet between Bane treet, B street north, containing 6,429 *" re feet of ground, more or lexs ‘erms: One-fourth cash; the bal: six and nine months, for notes bi from day ofmale. A deed given and a deed of trast tates terms to be complied with ia six days after e . Ail conveyancing at cost of the purchaser or hi B. Lee wal GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. au 7-4 By J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers IRUBTEE’B 3A OF VALUBLE .BUIL! i3G Lots in PRintise Orrics Squarg, Heat Augnst 7th, at 6 o'clock, on the prem- y virtue ofa deed of trust to the endseriber, and duly recorded in Liber J_ 9 349 et rey of the land .C., Lshall sed ad 26, in James frouting a Nor! street, between Pirzt treet wes’ and North Gapitol atreet, and roa- ning back 30 foot alley. Terme: One-third cash; the remainder in6 and 12 months with on the premises. All con, esances at the cost of purchasers interest, secured by deed of trust SF If desired, these Lots will be sybdivided into nee of i6 feet front o a C8. J. FISMER. Trustee. Jy 17 -Sawd de ki ch McGUIRE & (00., Aucts By J.C. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, *RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN Fy Paintine Peete a = wnipes AY, ugust 7th s'elock, on the prem on, deed “ni trays to'the subscriber, dated »J557. and duly recorded in Liver J. A. B. Ro . folios 61 et Feq., one of the land records for Warbmeton county, D.C. I shail aell Lots Ne 52aend £3,in James C McGuire's subdivision of Square numbered ach fronting 23 feet cn ps etreet, near the Government Prin’ ane running back i75 feet 3 inches, to aS? foot alle These Lota have a pavement Isid and t: z tanted in frent, and are very desirable locations or residence. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in an¢ 1 mentha, with interest, secured by a deed trust on the prem: All cost of conveyancing to, b chaser, J3.C, MeG dy T7-taw&de Penn Sec ABOVE SALB Is until’ ah A pom: Rn same hour and be paid by the pur- wER. Trastees IRS & CO.. Aucts. Nav oon er ERNOON, Aug. Tos FISHER. JA @ McGUIERS CO” L. WALL & Ov , Auchogeers. id seth big ‘sate OF IMPKOVED BEAL ES8- fate OS 6TH =1RFeT Bast at Acction —By f fe exeonted by ie heirs aoe ate of Washington co :nty, dece-ae ndersigred as trusten. I will THURS OON. August Uth, at 6o'clo>t otter at Pebiic Auction, in front of the premises, part of Lot 10. in Square 845, inthe citye Washington improved by a three story Frame Dwelling... eid part of lot 10, fronts 31 feet 3 inches on 6th sti ee cast by the serie of the original lot, contaiaing ac- together about 2.00 feet of groand,'and is well iv ested within one ce ose of Penn ave. Terms as prescribed in trust deeds ; one third cath; balance in§and 12 months in equat instal- mentg, with interest secared by a dead of truston the property. Conyerancing at the expense of the purchaser BiThe trustee reserves the right to r-sell the said property at the cost of defauiting purchasers isthe terms of eale sre not complied wita withis three days. on three days notice. 8.8. WILLIAMS. Trustee. aa 3 eod& ds WM L. WALL & CO., Aucta: | pEPOT oi ARMY pees abl AND. EQUI- PA! fete Git .C, PUBLIC Babb g CONDEMNED’ GOVERN- Will be sold at mekr et at the Warehouse, 17th street near H etreet,on MONDAY, Augus Wet. at Wo'clock. a.m, a large lot cf Giclaiag, 2. on ber: looks like acne veasel's boat. Aprly to Ee Teaser 2 Wing det cr es part of Trowsers, Coats, tons Whit OBETT, Louth Capitol s ait Biauketa Bea Ba: ks, Knapsack-, Haversacs —E - | teens, Mess Pans, Kettl s, Shovels, Picks, Tents, ) REWARD Straycd owas on Saturday worn- Trumpets, Bug'es. Drams &: . Lot of old ) ing,» Red COW, rit Cait ; dota ears spit. Tren, lot of old ), and several tons KB Sarre caret will be given if cuttings, Terms cas Vaan vapks, Dt + el UO WNEY, corner ith and Wa: jy 8-ta 8. K., U. 8. Army. NNT AGED UStenecac en: 5 SSISTANT oe ASTEB’S OFFIC = BEWARD—Atrayed or stolen, on Monday $i BO EN Aine a tact n BAY MARE: Shot A beeps pl ew bands high; one large kroe letter C on fore shonider. 1 wiligive the anove reward if returned tu me mex: Blagaen’a wharf, Navy desk, JORREH G@. CABROLL, au 10-2t* 50 REWARD_Btrayed oF orstolen.on Wednes- jay the Sth inst,. ight red milch a, a smal] white star be- &white <pot onthe Psi porte shoulder ; two hind lege white ; alec, tail white. Tbe ‘aboresri reward will be turned to P. SWEEN Bt. Cor. 7th at east., opposite Navy Yard gate, au 10 3t* STOLEN From a Colored Boy, he | the new road, 1 Brown Stud MULE, marked U. 8. with aC. A libera! reward wili be paid for the arrest of the ust and return of the Mule. Apply to B. B. ARKETT, corner Canal and Congress streets, seers B.C. an 8-3t" RE WABD—STOLEN—Oa the 9th inst,, at § night, alarge BAY MARK, with the letter on She has very long beaten one of peas is about$ men ote bs oulder ; condemned Goverament stock. inches lone. The ward will t felumes teMr ANDREWS, BROWN one thy Congressional Cemetery. W Aen ROTON CITY, District of Colum’ TB. MULB—On the evening es the an day, eee: came toiny bouse, w stray Mule with the letter R branded on his bare his gree eens cbtink him pebenaver: he or they coze forw Aprly OMICHAEL Fi CANMGAN. on Matsacha- ae ee Srerue: between Fi nd streets, aigneet in, esq, near Caton-ville county. Saturday paight inst, one 100% At ae diack mane; Tight a white And ome DABK ae tee size; blind Hod in one aye. tuaear, in a for thi 6 Fetu ee for th Arron of the thief. . BICHSTEIN ional Booketore, 278 Pa avenu aus bet *Tieh wad oth sts., Washington, D. REWARD —Stolea, from the stables of c ton, D. C,, Juiy 94, 1403.— Public sales of condemned animais will take piace at the Carral, near the Ob- sarcatory. inthis city op the second and fourth WEDNESDAYS. 12th aud 26th of Augast. 1353 The property is condemned as unfit for public Be: ce. Rale to commence at ten o’ciock a.m..and be continued from day to aay until the number om hhgnd shall be eold. Terms cash, in poveranneen funds a4 Se vac ania Bias. War Bo sold at Pablis, auction Was NRSDAY and BATURDAT at it ovolocs the Wharfonr Sizth street, Washington, hg Goreramaen Bee! Hides om band at the time oF ‘orm ensh in Treasury notes, to bs sat ee moment of sale. a. Ld oF airon. Lt Gol and CO & cm PERSONAL. ANTED—[nformatien of the wkereshouts of my husdand, ores _ GATBLi Anr information concerning hi li be peep! re ceived by his family, tha just arrived fram ths South,at ne F.trgerald' sarding House, Penn. Bare nid and ¢: TOMPEINS, 0, M,U. 3, Arm £’Sam please copy anit-2t* iene T. VERNON, msn $9 years old. F houre carpenter. jeneaged at the C atthe United Bia! Treasury =e since data’ @ay, Ang. it, iy is supposed to eee been (uke of ut Test, and in all probedi ity saurdered. ati) the habit of learii home at any time, only in to bis daily labors. He sm dasosenany of acttiers of Washi is sentiments is with “the home of free peopie Anvinformation ed. wil SatiGireliswewardes, Address bis Srokes a-hea od wile ink N i streets, Norers tine et Wasnt Dia & VERNON, at her residence, on aDAME GoppasD ae pa coNsteeee he atl past and future create. $1 BRWABD.—Rus Byer from = yee No 10%, on cara.old s mathe! Oth the fetter Hayes one dor j blind is righ tere ; right hint leg and ankle Nowe pergout tet ane ii al ies stook tbe a shove Foard wil iit be pad | ieee att eto | Past. aera i eeeaeT te hom 8 3 ae ar Oy haha sooRn. gules ee eed Sie TO IMPOSITION ae Boas. loxtst, was dora with Pp Eee onus 272% Fence Pe oe otand and fatare—neror Beanies ws ae gonetan coat iota Causes marriages; rinse toe cia water, c ieee 6, endallthe secelgaeiroh acct pacar G atre t north iy im" re LUCY RANDOLPH. | 2velt ny ge of future hi 1 Jorrren zB SHEWSLL, | Maaxer Brauer, Ladies & cents PHILADETPATA. DRIED PRUITS, AND pees ia Peoked for Bxport or ese. 03 7- wre be rey . Cora & Buos.,) TERN TION R DEaL BRS, A z mart PRA Yin ovr teenth. 20n5 ot Us paQRERATe TERE, 8 ain eteot wast, Isg MOSQUITO BETS, Ba bites blue bins cod Kelive TARLETON for OEE RISERS tad eee Bass Goons « reeaces prices. ik ou 3) on cig” Om Ei aan a eri Ce at 3. Savon s ber BS ay Clotting ‘ -