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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M
,UR MILITARY BUDGET.
MILITARY AProrNrxtNrs

MILITARY APrOtNrHsNrs
Since the last issre Of the Star, the following
military appointments have been made. Viz:
Major (and QusrtermastesJ Stewart Van Welt.
OF U. ) Army, TO be Brigsdier General Of Vol
unteers, TO be assigned 10 duty 40 chief Of The
Qusrtermasters department Of the army Of the
Potomac. 30 -a
Maj. J. 9. Barnard, Of engineers, a. 8. A 70
be Brgsdier General, 20 be assigned 20 duty "a
chief Of engineers Of the army Of the Potomac
John sommers, 10 be Colonel OF second re0i-
ment Of Maryland volunteer
Eugene Duryee, 70 be Lieutenant Colonel o.
Second Regiment Of Maryland Volunteers.
Edward c. Boynton, 70 be q Captain In the Iith
Infantry, U. g. Army. 81
David p: DEWITT, 10 be Major Of the Second
Regiment Of Maryland volunt.er.
DR.. g. w. stpP, % be . Brigade surgeon o.
Volunteers. DR.. n. p. stesrus, do. Dr. g. n.
Oliver, do. Or. d. w. Bliss, do.
Capt Charles Candy, TO be an Assistant Adm
tant General Of Volunteers.
Capt. Simon b. Brown, 10 be an Assistant
Quartermaster Of Volunteers.
John Newton, to be q Brigsdier General Of Vol
unteeu.
winfield 5. Hancock, to be Brgsdier General
Of Volunteers.
NAVY YARD.
fesVetoay tne proPeuef fusey, Captain honen,
went down TO Maryland Point, returning last
night She reports all quiet on the Potomac. A
battery mounting eight guns 10 visible on the hill
just in the rear Of the wharf at Aquis Greek with
a large flag waving from its summit. No men
can be seen, but there are evidences Of quite an
encampment. Last Friday the Ice Boat was fred
upon by the Aqua Greek batteries, but without
doing any damage. Two shots only were fred,
both Of which fell short. The steamer hoisted her
anchor and dropped quietly little lower down,
| out Of range. Three small skifs, picked up on
the Maryland shore were brOughtu up by the Pusey
In order that no possible means Of communication
between Maryland and Virginia may be Afforded
| the secessionists. Under the strict surveillance
Of the fotilla, few succeed In crossing the Poto-
mac now, and transportation Ct supplies TO the
rebels has been pretty enectually checked.
| Experiments were made with new cartridge
for ordnance, stthe yard, this morning, bv Lieut..
/ Badger. The improvement consists In q water
proof case for the powder, 90 that in Of soci
dent at sea, the contents Of magazine may not
be destroyed by water, AZ was that Of the r. b.
Forbes on her trip from Boston, by which about
| 600 pounds were ruined.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

MILITARY FUNERALS YKsrERDAH.-Capt.L Lin
gerfelter, Of Company B, Col. Bakers California
Regiment, left bis camp with ak men on Satur-
day evening, to 90 on a scouting expedition. AT
a point about five miles beyond the Chain Bridge
they were attacked by considerable body Of
secessionists. Capt Lingerfelter received bali
in bis temple which passed through his bead,
killing him instantly. His Sergeant avenged his
death Immediately, by killing the soldier seen to
aim the fatal shot at Capt l.. The body Of the
Captain was subseq uently found untouched at the
spot where he fell, and was brought to this city,
and yesterday afternoon was convened 70 the de-
pot, to be sent TO his late home in New York
city. The body was escorted by his company,
marching with arms reversed.
Another funeral escort followed in the same
direction. The deceased was Capt Kerrigsn, Of
New York
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DIED.,

AZ Il o'sock q m, Sept q, Rev. JOHN B.
fsThr fSisnds ofths ~ eS " MI e s %
luGeIal to-morrowl tuesday, afternoon at o'olk
from the Let Meth Prot Church, Navy Yard.
tBalto and Western N. Y. papers copy)
On the 18th instant 1t the residence of her grand
Iather, ALICE, youngest daughter of Col. l. A.
and Georsis Whltele,, IN tn. 5th year Of her age.
On the I'd instant, JOHNNY, infant SON of
Isaac and susan T.. Smith, aged l6 months.
Arrest baby. thou art gone
From my sight forever flown;
But. though live ard see thee not
Thou csnst never be forgot.
On the 18th instant, CATHARINE A. AMBER
SON, In the 18th year Of her age.
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A Skirmiah

CAIRO, Sept ga skirmish on Friday &C.
Cured below Fort Holt between a company of
the Tenth Regiment and a small company Of
rebels, In which the latter were routed One
Federal soldier was wounded
On Saturday the gunboats Tyler and Lexington
went down the river searching for masked bat
teries The Lexington went In sight Of the rebel
camp at Chalk Bluff, but found no batteries and
all dniet
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From California

Outer STATION, Pacific Telegraphic Company,
poney express passe last night with dates to the
18th Inst: - -
SAN FRAEcIsco, Sept. 1.-The steamer Oriza-
ba sailed this morning for Panama, with $50
passengers and 81 900 600, Of which 1924 600 10
for New York, and Sis 900 for England. -
The STATE election returns are still incomplete
by from 1900 to IS QUO Thus far, In round
numbers, Stanford. (fepublican,) for Governor,
has So 600 votes, and the other two candidates
about 81 600 each, With even chances al to which
end -
The Assembly wilibe strongly republican, and
/ The Hon. r. r. Dimmick, u. district at
torney for the southern disfict Of California died
p Les Angeles suddenly this morning Of diseass
Of the hsaft. : I. =. 80 ~ 49,
died q ean. Functsee On the IN. sitsf. a.
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NV DRY Gnnns

stock just opened at X b. Halls old stand, SIS
seventh street. Store crowded with customer 3.
Coos TO nit the tmss. and 81 prices to plea o.
Sc eo6t MATTHsws Co., SIS Seventh st.
MEASLES are prostrating the volunteers By hun
drtds the hospitals are crowded with them. Sol
dlers, De warned In time Hollopdy'S Pills are
positively Infal IDLE In the cure of this disea 80
OCCASIONAL doses OF them vii preserve the health
even nnder the greatest exposures. Only Is cents
per oox. seH-lw
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Indiana Federal Troeps ordered to Ken
tucky

CINCINNATI, Sept. lit is understood o-dsy
that some eight regiment of Indiana troops have
been ordered across the Ohio river into Kentucky.
Gov. Morton, accompanied by Col Wood, was
In Louisville yesterday, consulting with the Ken
lucky authorities, and the Home Guards Of the
border counties have been ordered 10 hold them
selves In readiness for immediate service.
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ANOTHER DESCENT UPON MARBLE ALLEY.-Ou
Saturday night the metropolitan police and pro-
vost guard paid another visit 20 Marble Alley
and raked out q few Of the military gentlemen
who had quartered there. The proprietress Of one
Of the esta blIshments was exceedingly wrothy AZ
the visits Of the police 10 her domicile. Through
these persistent visitatons her girls have been put
TO their shifts Ino pun intended) TO conceal their
military In the closets and clothes presses
Madam was told by the officer Of the police that
he Intended 10 break up all such ests blishments in
bis district Yesterday another haul was made al
house In the same neighborhood, which resulted
In the exposure Of some more shoulder-strnpped
gentlemen. In another locality, the citizens who
GERS, threaten TO make mp a list Of those who are
openly visiting notorious places OF infamy with
the regiments 70 which they are attsc he'd, and the
address Of their families, in order 70 report them
to the commanding general, and also TO their
families at home.
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WAsHISaroS Sent % 1ssI

WARRINGTON, sept - 1861.
We, the undersigned citizens Of Pennsylvania
having the profoundest respect for Colonel Max
EXstein, Of the 9th Pennsylvania volunteer regi-
msnt, do hereby protest against the treatment he
has received from his superior oficers and also
do we protest against his being kept under arrest
any longer without trial he having now been
under arrest for period Of thirtyseven DAYS with
out any charge being sustained or preferred
against him; and We, az citizens Of Pennsylvania
demand his immediate release, as we believe him
to be man Of strict integrity and profound SOL
dier from practice. We also hope that our Gov
eminent will Immediately take this matter In
hand and protect from insult such brave man /;
and we, rs citizens Of Pennsylvania, are most de-
sirous of entering under his command at the
present.
Signed by-Hugh McGinnis, Jas Lagg, John
Gallagher, Chas. d. Myerle, John Hughes, John
MONTAGUE, John Dufey,. WIN Dufey, Lemuel
Snyder, VIM Marion, John Altenus, Richard
Bogart, VIM. Mcclure, Francis p. Hughes, Samp
James, Thos James Richard Williams, VIM
Jones, j. Welln, Jas r. w illiams, Themes
Rodgers. Jas. Devine, Arthur Cunning ham, John
Miller, Albert ID Bashaw, Jos Grimes. Samuel
Rowan, Henry Logan, Jas. Matthews, Rich'd D.
George, Abigail yosephs, Thos. o. Cornell, Ralph
Grant, Caleb J. Wright, and 800 others In town
al present.
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DoINs WKLL.-Mr. C. w. Cunningham's little
daughter, who was accidentally burned few
days since, Is doing well. We learn that the
child's life was saved by the presence Of mind Of
the mother, who was in the house, and hearing
Its cries, immediately out and enveloped IL In
her own clothing, burning her hands badly. The
little sufferer is only three years old
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PennsyIyapia EnI,,tmen,s.

HARRISBURG, Sept ~ Gov. Curtin has deter
mined to stop all enlistments In this State for reg.
ments Of other States, and Will issue proclams-
ton to that effect on Tuesday. Secretary Cameron
u here and fully sustairs the decision Of the State
Authorities t ---.. - So 2
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE r. REPORTED SURRENDER OF LEX
INGrON-AEEAIRSI In MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 20 "A dispstoh re-
ceived here says the Federal troops at Lexington
surrendered to the rebels on Friday afternoon, Tor
want Of water.
Gen. Ben McCulloch was in Barton county on
Monday last, marching on Lexington.
Major Tanners wounds, IL 10 feared, win prove
mortal.
The greatest activity prevails In military circles
The steamer Sunshine was brought down here
10 day. She will doubles be coufscstsd.
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ELSEWHERE will be seen the notice Of the
Fourth Annual Assembly of the Merry Social
Club, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. A
good time Is anticipated
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} INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS FOR HALr PRICE, be-
Ing sItghny discolored, but NOT injured for ser
vice. 5000 large India Rubber Blankets. lined
with Canton FIanns!, 6 feet4 inches long and 4
feet inches wide, for % each, usual price "a
For sale at the India Rubber Warehouse 300
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets .e % ~
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot of Thirteenth
and -a-hslf street, sohr Charles n Heckshirs
Boyle, Philadelphia, with 200 tons Of coal for
Terrence Drury
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TRkAsuRy NorEs We learned on Saturday
that the Citizens Bank, Bank Of Commerce,
Mechanics Bank, and the Farmer and Planters
Bank, received on deposit the United ststes
Treasury notes, payable on demand In the Eastern
and Western cities. Store-keepers and Others
Were receiving them a. freely a the bills on our
city banks BALI Clipper.
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A HINT TO UNCLE SAM.-The Government will
lose nothing by keeping an eye to the teams which
haul wood TO the various military posts We hear
OF logs falling OF occasionally; and what il little
remarkable about such accidents Is, that they al
ways occur near the shanty of some friend Of the
drivers, and there Ia generally some one In wait
Ing to take whatever Providence may send in the
shape Of fuel. This applies to Washington,
Georgetown, and the surrounding country.
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HIS CoNDITIoN.-MatthewK enney, Of company
X. second cavalry, who was wounded In Neftze's
alley. on Thursday night last, still lies In a very
critical condition, at the E street infrmary.
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u Yesterday afternoon Thomas winsns,
Esq Of Baltimore, proceeded TO Fortress Monroe
with order, IL IL stated, for the release Of his
father, Ross Winsns.
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The Missouri State Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept 22.-Goy Gamble has
issued call to the State Convention, saying that
the exigencies Of the State require the assembling
Of the State Convention in St. Louis on the 10th
Of October next, to adopt such measures az the
welfare of the State may require
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4Q9 HHps HANS AID Sf6DLINss.
I6 kegs BUTrER,
'' '''' o ale. , S',ifi y! I SJS

n. B4LMohzL sKIKTs. =
NEW AND sTYLIsh II. NGss AT MOD
A new supply OF LADIES Hoops
loo pieces handsome ApInnn Prints, % l2k cts.
100 Pisoss New Meussslinss, nav stsSes. ct % on.
special wants OF families. = : : RI
Sne price only. marked in plain ktures-
~ lnspect oat . oek a. pleasure u inpiiss no
"''t 'uoh 70 hteRRyA ssarHER.
epA rsI - ~ "Pery Bsileins."
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AckNowLBDoMENT.-T Secretary Of the La
aiss' iAsiLaTc} Society," ssEgowledges
giment In aid OF their object o" OK re-
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NATIONAL FAST DAY.-It will be seen by the
advertisement in another column, that Mayor
Wallach officially recommends the general OBJ
servance Of Thursday next as q day Of humilis-
ton, fasting and prayer This 10 TO carry out the
request Of the joint committee Of Congress, and
the subse quent proclamation Of the President.
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DIANQs.. PIANOS, PyANOs:-Neu Pianos
;;;iI:;s We rs; = g: 7; !;
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Wm. Harlow and Nelson
Huptall, two soldiers, were met on MARYLAND sv-
enue near Third street, on the Island, Last night
by three men, who knocked them down and
robbed them OF all the money they had. The par
ties concerned In this outrage were subsequently,
arrested by the patrolmen and identified by the
soldiers They proved 20 be John Maher, alias
Cunningham Andrew Kidwell and John Failey
the first two not more than week or ten DAYS out
OF tine penitentiary, where each served a term,
and the last one an & intermittent" boardsr at the
county Jail for tie last twelve years. They were
committed to jail by Justice Clark
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Political Prisoner. "a o. 4. R..t,

Political Prisoners to 60 70 Bsstsn HARDER.
BosTON, Sept. q Orders have been issued
from Washington, TO Capt Kenvil, quartermaster
at this port directing him TO provide quarters and
ratiens on George Island, in this harDor, for 100
political prisoners. The prisoners are expected
TO arrive in a few DAVIS
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Damned OuT-George Bays, alias william
Miller, Of Company X, U. 8. Dragons, was
drummed out Of the service this morning for theft
he stole horse from Truxen Beal, which he sold
TO Patrick Hurley, and then made bis escape TO
Baltimore. He 10 also charged with stealing two
cavalry revolver. Detective Kimball followed
and arrested him, and also discharged soldier
named Lavet Pete, supposed TO be an accomplice.
Hays was drummed out this morning with the
usual ceremonies, and he and Pete are both com
mitted TO answer the charge Of felony before the
Criminal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-23

Hnn LIN BxLow srArrs I'VE clip the fol-
Owing from the ]" w sshington correspondencen
Of the % Anglo African," really bandsome and
well filed weekly paper published by the colored
Persuasion Of New Work city, the following items
Of gossip relative 10 late events In the leading
circles Of Jackson Hall Alley, Frogtown and Her
ing Hill: '''''
" An agreeable evening par,ywas given by Mr..
Payne a few evenings ago Many very interest
Ing young isdies and gentlemen were present,
and spent a charming evening. Mr.. Payne de-
serves much praise for his efforts to keep society
In cheerful spirits ~ g .e-
6 The wedding Of Mr.. VIM Augustus Gibson
and Miss Kate Marshall came on on Thursday,
Sept S, at m, at Israel Church, the Rev. Mr..
Smith efnciating. Iwas q brilliant affair, though
many were prevented from going by the state Of
the weather. Nevertheless, the church was nearly
filed. The parties entered In the following man
ner Mrs Gibson, mother to the groom, support
ed by Mr Dennis Smallwood, and Mrs. Dennis
Smaliwood supported by Mr.. John Smallwood
after which followed the bridesmaid and Mr..
JiRk Brooks,.in front Of the bride and groom.
the altar the ceremony was commenced, and be-
fore the interesting company they pledged their
mutual vows. which Joined Them before God and
man in holy matrimony. The bride wore a su-
perb white Swiss muslin trimmed around the
neck with lawn lace, and gracefully hung from
beneath a wreath Of orange blossoms an Illusion
vail; the whole, though plain, showed fne and
exquisite taste. The bride was beautiful lady,
maid, Min r. v. Gibson, sister to the groom,
was dressed the same a. the bride, save the bridal
ornaments. The gentleman looked very well.
After leaving the church, many friends paid their
the residence Of Mr. Dennis Smallwood, where
was prepared handsome and magnificent wed
ding tea party. After partaking OF the rich deli
cacies and spending few happy hours your cor
respondent left; not, however, before congratu.
lating the happy pair, and wishing them life Of
sunshine. ~
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS I'D. Star: Ia a stroll
took In the northwest part Of the city this after
noon, l visited the wagon encampment. and |
was amazed at the vast as well as complete prep
aration Of the Government, in this particular for
the war that Is upon US. / looked upon the
immense number of fine animals congregated
there, and thought of the great expense which
their purchase must have cost saw, too, sight
which gave me great pain. An enraged teamster
was engaged in mercilessly beating large and
noble mule, He commenced with the butt-end Of
his whip over the head and face Of the animal,
but soon dropping this, he seized club that lay
on the ground, and applied this, with all his
strength. In the same manner a. he had used the
whip before No effort was made by this brute In
human form to coax or persuade the mule into
obedience, IL indeed he was at all refractory, for
saw no evidence Of this; and his whole course
towards this poor dumb animal seemed to be
nothing less than the most wanton and unprovoked
cruelty. A number Of teamsters stood BY, but not
one opened his mouth In behalf Of the mule. 1T
seems TO me that those In charge OF this matter
should have an especial eve to the conduct Of
these men in this respect their loss from manned
and injured animals, on account Of cruelty from
ferocious teamsters, will be immense. B.
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NorIsr-Dssrict Of Columbs Adyevtissnsnb
% be inserted In he BALTrMoRs Sun are received
n and forwarded from TIE stan Once. s /.
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A N AMERICAN WOMAN WISaESA SIT
"A UhFlON Is cook and assist IN washing I'm
denla lie reference can be given as to character.
Address Box IL, Star Office. Its
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CHARGE OF FALSE SwIkRTNs This morning
Policeman Reynolds arrested gos. r swim, on
the oath Of Adam Ottwith charging him with OBJ
tanning by fraud and false swearing patent for
car coupling, thereby defrauding him out Of the
same. The accused taken before Justice
Dom, who held him to bail for further hearing.
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TIE RIVER-The only arrivals since our last
report are the schr Chas. n. Heckshire, ut Car
ter's wharf, with coal for Drury; schr. +. !.
Pickup, at Haryey's wharf, with coal for Har-
vey; add q number Of small cnft with sweet
potatoes, wood, &c. eH r.E eraa r4El q
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WANTED-By respectable young woman, a
w SITUATION as cook, washer and ironer for
small IA nily. Go ID reference can be given. Ap-
ply at No. 479 Massachusetts ay, IT,
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WANTED--A,W WOMAN to cock: wash and iron
w for q small family. Also, 81 r &, from y to
is years of age, to taks of child ard assist at
hOusework. Good recommendations or references
and 9Th. se 10. If
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CoNTRABANDs Six runaway slaves from the
adjoining counties In Maryland-ovef the Eastern
Branch-were brought TO jail Yesterday, and are
there confined.
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A YOUNG LADY, who can come satisfactorily
"A recommended, desires q SITUATION in !
Millinery, Ladies' Dress Goods, Dfus, or wal
psper Store. Only q moderate salary required Ad-
dress, for lntormstion, H. Co., City Post Office.
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR TIE IN
" SANE.-WANTED- Two single MEN as at
feadant. upon patients, ana two middle sged ATesr
9, dInng-IoOm servant None but those who can
furnish satisfactory evidences of good char aoter
and dis position need apply. sc 20 lw
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CzAxsB OF PRIsos thirty soldiers
were yesterday afternoon taken from the crowd
ed cells Of the central guardhouse 70 the not
less crowded cells Of the county jail. They are
charged with deserton, insu bordination. and kin.
dred offences. This 10 q change Of locality. but
can hardly be called q change Of scene.
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LOCAL NEWS

DThoush TEE srAa b Prinssd on ne fassss
neam preas IN ne south Of Baltimore, 10 edition
b % largo a. 70 require II 70 BE- Putso press a. an
early hour; Adrertisenenn, therefore, should be
sent In before u O'Clock m; etherwise they may
no, appear until he neIt daT.
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"ANTED-By q respeota BILE young woman,
w SITUATION ss chambermaid; is vii ing to
assist Ia washing and irOniGg, or nurse. Apply at
No. q 23d st between l. and NJ, its
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ANoTHKR WEEK Of the Csmpbslls at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, with programmes made up Of side
splitting burlesques, comicalities, and roaring
fsrces See the Bill Tor to-nigh', and be on hand.
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WANTEn-FURNISH ROOMS AND
w BOARD, for a. gentleman. wife aid child,
within hall = mile of the Treasury Bulldogs;
private family preferred, where the comforts Of q
home osn be enjOyeI. Address-staiing partIou-
lars. etc Ito "C onfort I" this Otfcs. Sc Is 1t