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NISGARDLY TRIBUTE.--It is some months since
John Brown, jr, applied 70 President Geffrard
for some account of the enthusiastic subscription
of the Haytisns in behalf of his fathers family
The subscription having been closed the entire
fund Is found to he Sls4.50. The sum does noa
even at first sight impress the reader with sense
Of its magnitude and liberalty, but when we add
that the dollars in question are of the Haytien
paper CURRENCY, each worth no more than six
American cents, and tnat the grand total is ac-
tually only eteren dollars and screen cents the
splendor of this national testimonial may be real
lied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

IL The Illinois Central Railroad, the resi-
dent directOrshiP Of which Governor Banks has
consented to assume, is the largest railroad prop
erty in this continent. representing Il capital OF
more than s20. 600 coo. covering territory larger
than the State of Connecticut, and furnishing
daily employmen; to between three and four
thousand men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
THIS AFTERNOON q ro-MoRROw
By THOS. BOWLING, Auetiopeer.
[lANDSOME FURNITURE Ann pntrst-

HANDsoME FURNITURE AND Bousrc-
THUks9aY A0RNINS, sePtsm Der sta. Al 10
es1s street: 6sS.Essosn. shall sen his sIeeisnt
H1nd.on: usG md sac. Sa b s. Covered Sofa,
q, Arm Essy and Pari0r Chairs.
S S nlrIoEs. Vases and orEamshts,
Velvet, Brusseis Ind Ingram Carpets,
floor OLcioth, Mating. kuss,
Marble top Sideboard, LOUNGE ''
SOLID OAK Dining Chairs, Clocks. u.
hanos , s Sc hand French China Dinner. Dss-
stone Cnina and Clam Ware, fIf.i.
Solid mahogaay Csxopy Bedstesd, ...
french, cottage and other BED stexds
Supsh,yi Carved Walnut Marbse-top Dressing
Heera Wood Mahogany and Painted wardrobss
pressinG AID Pam bureaus, Washstspds
krench Ch,Ea and Grants Toilet Sets,
Two complete sets OF Cottage Furniture i- 80
superior CURED Rair Mettressas PaIli.s ...
Eeirigerato,, stoves, Firebos rds, &C., 40
Requisites. = n'Noh
Terms: $40 and under cash ; over thar nm m
orsdt o. % and ~ days, Sor satisfactorily endorse
.el-d THOs BOWLING, Asct.
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a. Dudley Mann, Esq states In a letter ~ ~
Richmond Enquirer that he has received ,ss1f
raBrrs upon which he can implicitly rely, thaf !,
less than two months the Great Eastern will ~.
entsr Hampton Roads, IL she can get such ca r
20 as he proceeds to specify. She will come pre-
pared, he slys IL such be the wish Of the Soutlern
people, 10 convey 10 Milford Haven 30, 600 bales
OF cotton, or l2cIn hogsheads Of tobacco or % Oh
bafrels OF Hour, or 3cD,DOo bushels Of wheat OF
cosB "A mixed casge, However. will be prefer.
able for many reasons. She will also be in con-
ditioa 10 accommodate 500 frst-class passengers
She would remain az Hampton Roads about III
dayt go
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FOREIGN lTENs.--lt is confirmed that 6aribaldi
has commenced operations In Calabria ii
France admits breadstufts duty free
The Times Paris correspondent writes that he
learns from some official sources that Russia Is
concentrating esh troops In Bessarabia, and in
creasing her naval forces in the Mediterranean
The weather throughout France was most dis
cOuraeing. Rain fell five or six hours every day.
and the harvest must be very unfavOrable Pro-
duce was rising. - "-ilf.a e.
Lord Elgin and Baron Gros were at Shanghai
Alarming accounts have been received In st
Petersburg of the appearance OF locusts in some of
the southern provinces. The wheat crop has
suffered. .sIl'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

The Hoe TRApE-A NEW FHArCRE.-The
Louisville Daily Journal says the terrible droug
south of this, and the wonderful fine corn crop
north and west of u.s. and the facilities of our rail-
road connections. have made Louisville great
hog thoroug hfare. Immense numbers Of swine
are taken from the ions Of scarcity to those of
plenty. IL is estimated that at least 100 900 hogs
will be taken from the southern states to Sc free
soil,, corn ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

NAvAL.-The number of men authorized by
Congress being now attached to the Navy, no
outside enlistments whatever can take place
Those ships ordered in commission win have
to wait for the return Of hands having honor
able discharges. 1t is said that a bill will b.
introduced next session providing for the adj
dition of 1000 sailors TO the service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

IL Thomas Davidson, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF D2nville, and - Young, cf Pittsylva-
MIA county, had quarrel in Danville, on Satur-
day last, during which Yoang struck Davidson
three times with piece of plank when the latter
drew pistol and shot him through the body,
killing him instantly. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

IL, The census taker has found colored man
In Washington county, Ohio, one hundred and
fifteen years old. lie was purchased at Rich
mond, Va, In 1776, by Blannerhassett's agent, by
whom be was conveyed to Blannerhassett.s Island
where he remained until misfortune overwhelmed
his master. The old fellow says he recoilecs thai
be chad been gwine to see de gals long time fore
de resolution war broke out -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

IL DR.. Gum, health officer at New York, re-
ports the arrival Of three vessels with seven
of yellow fever on board. Two of the vessels ar
rived from Cienfregos, and the third from Sagua
La Grande. Dr. Gum states that Sagua La
Grsnde and Genfuegos are at present the least
healthy Of any Of the southern ports. In Havana
but few cases OF fever exist. In New Orleans, up
to the 25th Of last month not single case Of vel
low fever had been reported ..- d. sa. - 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

little Loudon county Agricultural Fair CON-
nences at Leesburg, to-day. The facilities offered
by the Alexandria London, and Hampshire r all
road ENABLE citizens to attend the Fair and re-
turn on the SINE day. The Fair closes on Friday.
Governor Letcher will be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

Ur1n Kanawha county, Va, there are five coal
oil factories in operation, turning out ,2O0 gal
Ions OF oil per day. There are also three other
factories, the capacity of which have not yet been
tested
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BY A. GREEN. Anctioneer.

nEsIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIm
= the Auction Store Of the undersis ned corner Of
seventh street vest and y street, on WEDNEs-
the following 4 ots: - "'
~ Lot s, IN Square en-
:. Lot n, In Square 6sS
Let 10, In SQUARE 1,27.
Part OF Lot le IA square 77s fronting q feet ID.
t mshes: on Eass capItoi street, improved BE- tao
Thi, PIops5ty e vithia fhs proposed EXTENSION
Tsrms: One fourth cash; M ressdue in G. N and
- months, secured ~ deed Of trust. All oossey-
Of sale are not complied with within Eve days from
day n AS the property will be resoId az the cost Of
lurcAAseF. - s-.t-0
al p stawevads A. GREEN, Auot
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II The collections taken mp In the Catholic
churches In Baltimore last Sunday for the Pope
amounted TO some $1,000 or s12 go Collections
for the same object also taken in this city TO
the amount Of about 81 500 ..... p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

H A girl, about sixteen years Of age, Of good
connections, and owning considerable property,
recently in Boston. off from her guardian and
joined company of prostitutes and thieves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

DIScOvERy OF A NEW Colon letter from
farissdtes HAT q new color has been discovered
rodaced ffom coal tar IL Is called dtanthine
snd varies from deep purple to all the yhsdss, q
bright rose eoler. ,iJS - - !
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INDIAN FIeHT.-The Fort Smith Times reports
tg between tue indians near smoky Hill Fork
and the kaw river and company of the first cav
airy, under command OF Capt Carr. Thirty In
dians Were killed
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spirit Of The nIornins Fres,

The Constitution argues at length that there Is
no difference in the sentiments of the RepuoIeahs
on the slavery question.
Tie IafelligsAesT pnblishes A Friendly he
monstrance,' from a Mississippi correspondent,
against recent article In that paper suggesting
that the greater part of the disunion sentiment of
the south was to be found in the ranks of the
Breckinrfdge and Lane party. ia-g5 r ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

ARMY lNTELLIGENcE.-Second Lieutenant A. B
Hafdcastle, 9th infantry, has been relieved from
duty at Fort Humboldt, and directed to report at
headquarters, department Of California.
Company "G," 9th infantry, was directed to
proceed to Benicia barracks, by orders dated San
Francisco, August 4. By same order Mai w. s.
ketchum was directed to report to the command
ing officer at Fort Vancouver, department of
Oregon.
Second Eieut. VIVA. Sinclair has been transfer
red from Company to company ID and Second
Lieut.. .. +. Mills from company d to com pany
h The frst-named has been ordered to hold
himself In readiness to accompany recruit, soon
to ne sent to department Of California
Col, Joseph X. F. Mansfield, inspector general,
has been directed to proceed to make an inspec-
ton Of the Department Of Texas
Brevet Col Harvey Brown, major I'd artillery,
inspector of artillery Tor the Department of the
East and Texas, and Brevet Lieut. Col Nauman
maJorSd artillery, inspector of artillery for the
Department Of California and Oregon, have been
directed to make Inspections at the various post,
garrisOned by artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

II The Grand Lodge of the United States,
j. .. o. .-will hold its annual session in Nash
villes Tenn, commencing on Monday, the 18th
instant 60. .--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

IL In New York, ''Ben Wood, SO called
the Mayors brother-has concluded to enter the
political arena, and run against Daniel E. Sickles
for Congress. e- ..- "a rfys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

ABSENCE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.
Hen. George c. Whiting, Commissioner of Pen.
sions has left the city brief visit to the otb.
Rev John RObb, the efficient Chief Clerk OF that
Bureau, has been appointed Acting Comm issi onet
ad interim roo. ~ y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Apotione.r

BY a. GKEEN, Aaotioneer.
IN MONDAY, September q, 1850, we shall ne Y.
" ln 'front.' OF the premises, at O'Clock D m I'M
eomplahce with the terms OF q deed OF trust to vs
trona Fho.. a brovn anu wife. dklsd s4th Septen
GER. sS And recorded m Libsr !. A. = No I0
Ton county, parts oflots VI and a. IN 50 uare Ne ~
oesinning for the same % tset 8 iDones from the
sou@s eH' corner OF sAid sauare, Thinning thence
east on 9 line With u street south Is feet: theace
nortn tset thence vest is feet; fhsnce south ~
ins. ~ sae yaes oil Pc lnninf, tesrsasr with the
hone VIII one story bach building. =.
10 .,,s one fourth csth; the bssrce In 6, 70 and
monsns. ensf DAY az sale, with MITES occurred hy
deed OF trust the premisss 1.-THE terms of sale
~ not eonRl.d With within i've days amer the day
ol see the trrstees reserve the rig 1T 10 resell th
property AZ the purchasers rsk and coat sfssr eiy-
Ing one vsef,s cote
,..r2Eo. r. TaoMrsSs, Trustees.
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INCREASE IN THE PRussrAs ROYAL FAMILY
On Monday, Baron Won Gerolt, the PrussIan M in.
isfer, held formal interview with the President,
al which he announced the birth of a royal infant
In the family of the Prince of Prussia. = s.. 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

SURVEY OF THE INDIAN RKsERvA rIoN IN KANSAS.
Instructions have been given to Gen. Ward b
Burnett, surveyor general Of Kansas, to survey
that part OF the reservation Of the Delaware Tribe
OF Indians which had not been conveyed by
treaty to aid in the construction of railroad west
from Kansas city, so that the portion of each
Indian, in severalty, shall be legally defined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

III Denver City dates to August % have been
received at st. Joseph's There is reported dis
covery OF richer placer diggings in the vicinity
Of Fort Garland, New Mexico Several hundred
miners are on their way thither. Accounts are
exceedingly contradictory. Parties almost daily
arrive ffom beyond the snowy range, most of them
reporting favorably. Nearly 2,0OO Cheyennes and
Arapahoe Indians are about ten miles down the
Platte, approaching Denver Some of them
threaten violence, but the majority appear well
disposed. An ArapahOe who speaks English
supposed to be Left Hand, Is visiting the ranches
on Cherry Creek, warning the owners against the
kiowas, who threatened to cut ef the settlers
and, If possible, destroy Denver. The News
Printing Company commenced on the 9th the
issue Of daily. Another daily paper is to be
started on tue LIST of September by parties from
the mountains with reference to the formation Of
a government. The general feeling among the
miners 10 In favor Of the old provisional govern
ment and there Ia some talk Of holding an cleo
ton under It, But little interest was manifest
concerning the Presidential election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

RALrIMoRE' LIFE, INSURANCE. cO-Iu
ID SoRroRI Trp issl-JoEN l. DONALDsos, Prss.;
I SSiGSs saass ss' lssyREs LIVES and BUY.
r. Descriptive pamphlsts NAY b Obtained q ths
sS: 3 X & Ss1s :s
d. 4. aAsNSI. u, D. Ned, Ext. 4ssssS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

The CENSUS BUREAu.-The organization of the
Census Bureau is progressing quite rapidly. AL
ready large number of returns have been received
fem the various marshals, which renders II ne
cessary to have the clerical force appointed az soon
as 1t can be done with consistency and proprietv.
1t is very important that persons selected to AL
positions IN this bureau should be such as are in
every way qualified to discharge the peculiar
duties pertaining thereto. The Secretary OF the
Interior is well aware of this fact, and we learn
has instructed the examining board to subject
those applicants who may be sent before them to
very thorough examination, and to select those
only who are found to be fully competent, with
ont paying the least regard to the political infiu
ence which the individual may possess Appl-
cants are now being examined each day
The board appointed to conduct the examina-
ion Of those applying for clerical positions in the
Census Bureau consists Of Mr.. Jos. c. g. Kennedy.
the efficient superintendent Of the bureau; w B.
Gulick, Esq, disbursing clerk of the same, and
CO Wagner, Esq detailed from the Interior
Department. Some ten or twelve gentlemen
having passed a satisfactory examination have
rec1ived appointments, and entered on the dis
charge Of their duties. We are unable to publish
the NAMES of those thus appointed, inasmuch as it
Is the determination of the Departm ent to with
hold the list until the entire force shall have been
selected.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenants Thomas o. Self.
ridge, Jr., and Edward p Lull have been ordered
to report at the Naval Academy, on the goth inst
f'r duty as Assistant Professors of Ethics; and
Lieut. VIM IL. Parker for duty as Assistant Pro
fessor of Mathematics II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

SEALING WAX Contract AwARpEp.-Tbs
Post Office Department have awarded the con.
tact for sealing wax to Messrs DavIds * Co
New York .--'i -N2 p - xxi J .ot +.
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IL Advicea from Kentucky rePresen, that Mr.
crttenden will make speech after that of Mr.:
b'eckinndge,iU1 IT.FE ugVpyq
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WARRANTS ISSUED FOR AuG usT The Who'll,
number Of warrants issued by the Pension Burear
during the month of August, 1860, is six hundred
and ffty-three. SIS - sa--.-. a g.
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SCAN. MAG. IN CALTFORNIA.-A CORES pondent
of the New York WogId, writing from san Fran
cisco the 18th OF August, says "There is little
local news Of interest fos nv letter to-day The
chiefbpic of town talk this week has been case
of scandal, the grosser details Of which YOU wil
scarcely care "a publish. The parties implicated
are Duncan W. Pesley "a well known lawyer Of
san Francisco[theszl came Whose quarrel with Sem
ator Brodefi Oh led TO the fatal duel between tha
latter and Ju9ke Terry-and Mrs Fall, for115erlx
|.of Ctncinnatt Mr-Fait having become sus pIciouh
Of hie wife, foli0wed Nher<be other day t5a u
repuabIe house. and in company with a ffieh<f
forced his way into room therein, WHERE he
found her In company VIM Perley. Both Pefiey
and the husband drew their pistols, but before
either was discharged, Perley suddenly rushed
from the room and into the street, leaving behind
him his entire suit Of apparel, with arms, pocket
book, $500 in money, and valuable papers and
after running block sOr two, took refuge In a
livery stable, where he procured a carriage and
buffalo robe, and rode OF .
Mr.. and Mrs Fall, 1t appears, are not to sepa-
rate, but expect to leave for the East by steamer
on Tuesday next A story has been started by
Perley's friends TO the effect that the whole affair
was conspiracy, which If true affords no apolosy
for his disgrace. 1t Is more publicly arged that
the supposed ssMrs. Faf'' is not FaIis wife bht a
Miss Spangler, for whose sake Fall some time
since abandoned his own family and came to
California Ii there is truth in these statements
the facts viii be known at the East and the public
should be put upon their guard when these parties
return to Your side Of the continent a.
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u The yield of apples and other fruit In New
England is represented as larger than II has been
before for many wears.
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The WxArHEk.-The following report OF the
weather FOR the morning 10 made from the Amer.
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time OF observation u
aOout Z o,eIark ZOO -. lrr- e. s...f .-.. 2
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~DEMPSEY L. OTOOLE,
US WEDDING AND VISITING
Importers of fine wEDDfNG sTATioSERS .
WEDDING ENVELOPES, II[-,I'l
the most beautiful sty les.
au 27-6m WAsUINGrow I
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A8OT0fRALRs.
~ For othe- Auef'-r Sstes, So ysrst paTg.
By A. GREEN, Aresioaeer.


By A. GREEN, Ars:ioeeer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF kIQUoR EsTAB.
day q september, al 10 ocloos q N ssaIi eel.
Avenue between ~ AID III streets. Sssos 81 PEN r..
f nSs c g, s,s s 4, PIC Aarrss viz, "
Different brands Of Whisky.
Esit, EASsiis .sa other wines. = ,.-. :. .-s'-F
Gesnya{ns, Hcef Wines and Abstths, % 30.
wOlss, sslisssm schrasPs. Bifsrs ana vinsesr,
% nssSo,.s c sSs p q * Rs..ss.
Two show Windcvs and stors Firturc.. go
And many other articles which We deem it unnsc.
The sst.Eton ~ dealers is particular, o.rl.c %
'n ~.: :. :. All e. .. nay 3 sssssssd
ssi % Iss .ssso sss
BY order Of the EzsOasor And E..eusri,.
ssHd 81 A. 6REEN, Aue,.
.as.a Iafs DAY. rod saE T s.I.sm BE CON
W9nss osa M viii an saosent ss.ortnslt Of
$780,; w,s ?, S,sn. 500 ponsds v.y supees
which dee. nnsseesssry 70 ems mers.s ns,.Hfss
And eonssmers are respectfully invited 10 the -
- we. Hss & III :ss.
BY order Of the Executor and ErecutriT.
TUNED On THURSDAY H0kNiNG. the 8 s,h E Iu.s.
by order of the E.seutor and E,sessnx.
A GREEN. Auct.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctiosesr..
CNTINuATIQN SALE OF FANCY AND
ss SIX MT. II q sssSi
Ieval oonunne the sac. an front Of the Auction
rs@sia: an.oid large Sss ..oee s Dry Good' There
Even variety OF Calico, Lsvns. Mousselires, 80
Ma.ssiIss. Wooden Pisids, Wooden and Cotton
Ribbons. Gloves. Flowers. and other MiIiin.r,
many se osh sTnGG Soass ac, her.
II = - WALL. q BARNARD. Auct..
By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionev-, =
81 sssism on NJ FsI Is., Ar
s o. w w. & .sSs e ;s.
go sS;o.eorstiOn Of Alexandra Semi, annual
.3e Bank pf the Old Dominion Stock.
Ter. rs.%' cash. IN 'u e H.. , md. on
BY WALL q BARNARD, Aactioneon-
EXECETORs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
sArukDAY MORNING SIN septshbs.. Al IL
e!oSs, re VAL seh, an front q the oct9n Rooms,
i,ssre' the effects of fsmll, declining hOusetesp
MshSssuy seA, Center, Round and Side Tables,
Dc. mstsie tos Ms.hstsnd and Bureaus.
hxeslsnt Fsstses Beds, Spring and Hair Mat,
chiid,s mahoran, DRESSING Buresu and cha,rs,
Lounges, Settee. Wood d cane-ssst Cha,rs,
safe, cspbcsrd.. Bsaet. wsrsro S bs,'AsA r.Oes'
stoves and Kitchen Utensils, I.-l ... ...
6estisman and o Lady a Saddle, 1-.f t-......
many other article. 49, ~--@
Terms cash FH- - llL v... ..F
se5 - WALL q BARNARD. Ancts.
TRUST SALE-By vtrtse of a dead of TIM,
from James skid re TO the pnssYsi.nas - ~
ted Aug un eth ls5s. and recorded amonr ihs and
tecofSs OF washing ton COUNTY, District Of Colpm-
sntn street. on MONDAY. Septsmbsr I7lh' 1850 Al
oSe ten oar se eli sa s dsesant @
one Ssine about one hundred and iits fsfhoms fonr
And ten coils Of SEINE Rope. Terms cash. ,,-.
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THE EVENING STAR.

s WASHINGTON oITY: -
WEDNESDAY. ..........September $, 1850.
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r IST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES ct thu
IL Ofhoe Of the Adams Express Company, Wash
not immediately called for, :. -.-----'- - =,
Sanfavnhar lat of0 - -~~'>~fNs
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N-ARMORY A AND Il COMPANIES
~ BATTALION WASHINGTON LIGHT
lNFANIRf.PRNN AVENUE, September Sd, 1861
AT meeting OF companies and h Of the Wash
following preamble and resolution were UNANIMOUS
ly adopted
Whereas 1t has pleased an AlI-wise p, ovidsnc
to remove from our midst our late friend associate
and member, HENRY Il. SAGE, one in whom were
eentered those qualities that endeared him tn all
who formed his acquaintance. His long connection
with this ASSOCIATION gave ample scope for Just di
acquired, and Justly deserved the name and genial
frlendshIp OF his associates. Bowling in subni ion
IN her Loneliness feels keenly and deeply her b :
reayement and to the parents, sisters and brother
OF the deceased our deep that another of the
ties are discovered, another of their CUP is gone
Therefore
-Resotrsd, That the armory be hung i'm mourning
Tor sixty days, and that the foregoing be communl,
Gated TO the family Of the deceased and the same
published. By order. =
IL PHI. ENNIs Ca
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WALL q BARNARD. Auc...

HkUsr SALE-By vtrtee of a dead of TIM,
= from lanes skldmore TO the una or ss ped ca
tea ss un 9Th ls5s. and recorded among lhe and
tecofSs OF Wsshlnston county, District Of Colpm-
entn street. on MONDAY. September I7fh 1850 AZ
y % S,a ,. IN, OF the fonoyins IroPerty-
One SPINE about one hundred and fftg fsfhorus ian,
and about twenty feet deep. = os
And ten coils Of Seine Rope. Terms cash 81.
ses-o rs Ir.- 49,. ID. Ia. SMOOT. Trustee.
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ZINE PIANOS FOR RENT OR SALE,
,. ~ B. at EILIS'S.
Music received tri-weekly, at - ELLIS,S
Melodeons and other Instruments for rent, at