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NOTICE-SALE OF PITTSBURGH, Fol
~ WAYNE AND CRTTAGn MIMI n

NOTlCEzSALE OF .PITTSB URGH, EOR7
By virtue OF deores Of the circuit Court of the
United states for the northern strict of Ohio, in
the fstsbSrsh, Fort #syns sad SsiosEo a sna
.uant TO sSxIisry DEGREES Of the rcuit court. Of
the United states for the western district Penn
district o. Illinois respectively, In causes deeeod-
ing cEsncerJ in said Courts respectively where
ants respectively as 10 sal use hrst above me
toned, the qndeLsisned, John Ferguson and
Trustee, N one Of the several Deeds OF Trust or
Mortgage upon which saId DEGREES aTe founded,
said Court respecti yely, duly appointed by said
Courts resRsotiye!, for that purpose, viii ,ell at
for not less than the Of $4,000 st the United
states Court House, in the City Of Cleveland. IN
1856 between the hour. OF ten O'clocr q m and
four O'Clock p. M: of said daI, the following de
Inc ksifrosd Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
and Oh cagO Railroad Company, inc uding the
riEht of way tn rsfor, the ro.d-bed thereof, the
othsr alton houses and shops, and the Iands and
ground. connected thsIeEith, and all tool. and
merry for said road the tract and
and fixtures and structures of Whatever name Or
nature, and the ands and grounds connected Their :
SAID road and Belonging tn :rsto. and 9Ssrsyef
situate; and all oars, eng mes and rolling stOot be-
ylded BY said Companies, or by the sevars or ginal
Companies which were consolidated into said
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
70 be used In operating said rosd,wherever situate,
by the same tit . by which the sam- are holden By
said Compan,, or bJ sad original Companies,
severely together, with al corPo alive snohises
OF SAID Company land of tbs said original COnPs-
MES seyerally, including the right aud fraLchise
OF said several Companies to h~ and aot as Cor
poTatlon, 70 be sold IS an entirety.
SHll DEGREES provide that the pa chaser, upon the
the oond tons thereo snail no ell the property,
rights, franchises, and tie oppurt"nances thereof
so sold ~ the same title BY which they held by
said Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Road Company, and each and all of said original
Com pspIes, free from the hen OF all said mort
CAGES and Tree from eli liability for any debts
or either of theEl. and from all c.aims account
OF capital stock bNt subject, nsre,thsIsSS. to the
liens II any such exist, upon any reai estate IN.
proyic ed by said DEGREES to be p,d out of the pro-
bs paid otherwise The right of way depot grounds
ami lots, and lands in the tlty and vicinity of Chi
cago, purchased by said Company since the penden-
Of raid Suits and the bridge property and other
real estate of the Company at the City Of Pitts
burgh, are subject TO mortgage liens. The same
will be included the sale but subject to said in
oumbI ances, provision having been ade for the
payment thereof. JOHN FERGUSON,
THOMAS e. WALKER,
Trustees, and Master Commissioners, as aforesaid
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Sent to Fort LAFAYETTE

BosToN, Oct 81 VIM. Pierce, late Of New
Orleans, arrested in this city on charge Of CON-
plicity with the rebellion, was discharged to-day
the suggestion Of the District Attorney, and by
orders from Washington was sent to Fort Lafay-
cite.
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NoTIcB.-Bevsrs Of oountstislss and unprlnol-
p.ed dealers endsavoring 10 DISPOSE Of lhsir own
and othsr Articles on the reputation attained By
Hsls,bslfs Extract Bsehs, 2 positive and specific
remedy Tor diseases OF the Bladder, kldneys, Gra-
TIE 10 other. See Advertisement IN another col
Fnns SEP
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lust RECEIVED
y 10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
lS0 bbls. Old Eye WHISKY,
80 bbs. HERRING and AEEWIVES,
20 bbs. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
30 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. low prIcedD MOLAS SES.
For sale by JOHN }. BOGUE. &c
THE COMMONWEALTH Or VIRGINIA..
ExBCUTIvR DEPARTMENT,
WHEELING, October II, 1861. {
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
Whereas several of the Congressional districts
of this State are unrepref ented the House OF
Representatives in the Congress of the United
States by reason of failure TO elect The fourth
Thursday In May last, caus by armed men in re-
belllOn against the Constitution and laws of the
United states and of this State and II being the
right of the loyal inhabitants in each district TO be
repr esented in said House by a Representative of
their own appointing. the Convent on of Virginia,
the 10Th CAV OF August. 1851 passed ordinance
directing election to be held on the fourth Thurs
day In october instant 24th,D in every district of
the state go unrepreEented and whore vacancies
exist 1t is further ade the law. by virtue Of the
ordinance aforesaid, that any person who is pre-
vented from atte ndlng such election by reason of
the occupation OF hls own county by armed men in
hostility to the Government, that such voter may
vote any where in his Cong district Ii Is
further ordained that the election shall be con,
certified in the manner directed in the code of Vir
Eina of the edition of 1850. BY the 18th ion of
chapter 7th OF that code, anv two freehOlders may
hold an election directed by law at any place of
vO ing, if no Commissioner to superintend the
same appears and is willing to act, or If no Com
Enlssioners nave been appointed to ho.d the eiec-
ton.
Now, therefore, in consideration of tn premises,
1, FRANCIS h: PIkRPONT, 6overnUT of the Com
mOnweath OF Virginia. do hereby entreat the 10y al
voters of this State to hold elections their sew
eral districts on the day above mentioned, to the
end that the p>"ple may be represented, the prnci
pie of repres entative government sustained, and
the State have her due wight IN the National
Legislature
oc i6-id F. H PIERPOINT,
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CIRCUIT CouRT -AAother Istsrssfing Habeas
CoTpsS CdSe.-On the petition Of Hamilton Mar
well, Of Newcastle county, Delaware, stating that
his son, Chas. A. Maxwell, minor, was unlaw-
fully held and detained in custody by one ID b
Birney, Colonel Of the Twenty-third regiment Of
Pennsylvania volunteers, an enlisted soldier
OF the United States; that the said c. A. MAJ
well was enlisted at the age OF IL yesrs, without
the knowledge and consent Of bis legal guardian.
and praying for the issue OF writ Of kabsas eopss
against Col. Birney, TO show cause why said
minor should not be discharged from custody. q
writ was issued few days since, and this morn
ing the case was tried before Judges Dunlop and
MOrsell, Of the Circuit Court, when 10 appearing
upon the evidence before the Court that the facts
I'm the petition was stated IL was therefore
ordered by the Court that he be discharged from
the military custody In which he 10 now held.
AsBuRY DICKENS died at his residence In wash
ington, this morning. He was for many years, az
will be recollected, Secretary 10 the United States
Senate, and had previously held q responsible
position In the State Department al ih Chief
Clerk, and at times Secretary pro fsnlpore. He
was a gentleman Of fine literary tastes, and uni
versally esteemed for his manly virtues.
FITTING OUT.-This morning q soldier, who
gave his name . Z. Clarkwood, and processes
to belong to Col Van Aliens regiment went
TO the National Hotel and helped himself 70 q
pair of newly blacked boots at Of the chamb
doors He was arrested and taken before Justice
Dom who sent him TO jail.
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CONZRARIErY OF OPINION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 23-The Tribunes special
dispstcn says Fremont 10 superseded BY Hunter;
the Times asserts that the Cabinet have decided
not 10 interfere with Fremont, while the Herald
ays that Scott 10 endesvoring 10 ssPerssde
Mcclellan with HaIleck.
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INDIA RuBsER Goops We are pleased to state
that all kinds OF India Rubber goods, In
Guiding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing,
&c &c, can be obtained in this city at MASS
(aetsrsy's prices, at the India Rubber warehouse
56 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. oc 16-U
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, oci. 23-The Old Point boat Of
to-day brought the following intelligencs:
FoRTRKss MoNRox, Oct 22.-6en. sherman
arrived 10 day In the Atlantic. The sfsir al
Newport News Yesterday terminsted with but
slight loss % either side.
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ARRIVED At Carters wharf foot Of Thirteenth
snd-a- half street schooner Kate Kslahan, kalla.
ban, from Philadelphia, with 300 tons OF coal for
Mr.. James Fraser.
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b. that s0vereIIn remedy, HolIoscays Oisfn1ssf,
q u viii cure aay wouns, however despersts It
be vel rubbed around the wounded parts, IN they
Be kept thoroughly covered with IL A pot should
Be 10 sysry mans knaPssok. Only Is cents per pot.
H-lE
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The CAxrskLLs with rich new programmes
nightly and the four new star performers are do
although In their tenth week at Odd Fellows
Hall.
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RELIGIOUS The next annual meeting Of the
MARYLAND Baptist Union Association will be held
IN the High street Baptist Church, Baltimore, on
"Wednesday, November 10, at IL a. m. Rev.
8 Kennsrd, of Washington, ID. Is appointed
90 preach the annual sermon.
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1880 t.., q LunsEts. = ss, y = Z Ma,Jk
POPLAR, VaEkki. BAssM4o.a = z; '''
'as 'sJ 10. for cash 70 Slsaifs En- sSSttkssE
oenn 81 spssis wksh pSsnoFe
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KEEPINs OPEN SuNDAY.-Yesterdsy, A BAN
berger appeared before Justice Walter To answe
20 the charge Of keeping bis place Of bushes
open on the Sabbath day. Justice Walter, In con
sfderation Of Its being the FIRST offense dismsses
the case, with a little good advice TO the defend
ant, who paid 81 so costs.
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POLICE CASES IN THE FIRST wARD-The fol.
lowing 10 a list Of cases at the western station,
tried by Justice DruTy last week Pat o. Brien,
drunk and disorderly; hne and costs, 81 rs. Jas
Dorrity, airing pistol In the street, IS III. John
Montague, assault on VIM. Nixon; dismissed
Thomas and Carr Sherman, assault on \. Fl. vii
son; security for peace Patrick Miles, assault on
Cstharine Hudson; dismissed. Catharine Hud-
son, selling liquor without license; $40 and costs,
g. G Ward, clerk, drunk and dIserderly; nne and
costs, 80. James Brown, assault on j. Deremer;
hne and costs, -. Jane swift and James Brown
drunk and disorderlY; workhouse 30 days each
Pat, O'Brien, John q. Bohlayer, Wesley Mills,
Albert Mills, James McCartY, Pat Orcnwell, Jos
Ackany, Chas. Mccarthy, James Miller. Stephen
Gill, drunk and disorderly; fne and costs, 81 rs
each Peter Michigan, selling liquor without
License; $50 and costs: Barney Flannigani drunk
and dlsorderlYj turned over to the guard.
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ANOTHER REsossTRAScE AGAINST THE SINK
NUTsANcE.-EdifOT Star Another case like that
complained Of yesterday by your corresp ondent
g A Pennsylvania" will be found on Fourteenth
street. Within thirty feet of this favorite drive
and scarcely beTond the limits Of the city, ostenta
uously hid by bushes, which help to reveal what
they are only supposed 10 screen, the sinks Of
- regiment An officer who could so locate
such things may possibly feel himself above the
necessity Of complying with the common rules Of
common life, and will little for such notices
a. that from 4" A Pennsylvania" Let your cor
respondent therefore turn from such pettY tyrants
TO the throne" and say
To the President Of the United Sfatss-Sir :
While military men may plead military rules as
an excuse for gratifying miserable contempt for
the decencies Of civilization, to you, their hon.
ored and loved Chief Executive, the women Of
our city, the mothers and wives, and sisters, and
daughters Of Washington look for protection from
gross insults. SPHINX.
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STARTLING But TRuE.-Ths Volunteers are
hrsviDG the dangers of ever. Scurvy, Wounds and
bones to bleach, who, BY the aid of Hollotcay's
PtR, and Ointment, would hsve returned IN his
family strong and hea thy Soldiers, thy them.
Only Is cents per box or pot. 90 l4-iw
CoysHs.-The sudden changes Of our climate are
4fsetioss. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at onos Be had TO /" BYctsn's Bronchial
ISochss,o or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtatlon OF the Throat be ever so slight as by this
preoaution more serious attack may be efectuallY
vsrded of. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efectual for clearing and Strengthening this
voice. See Advertisement de 1-lv
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BOARDING..

pOARD.-Families and single gentlemen can
- obtain very pleasant Furnished Rooms, With
between Sd and AZ streets. Transient and Table
BOarders accommodated. &C 2w+
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FROM A&PINWALI

NKw YoRK, Oct. 70 The North STIR rom Al
pinwan, 10 below, aud has been signslled,
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nON'T FAIL TO CALL AT sMITh'S, No.
nishing Goods, Trunks, asts and Csps. ocl-lm
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, 90.
COMPOUND sYTRfttFS H6f G. UNI ARABIC

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
been 40 long known and extensively used that mos,
persons have become FAM liar with It's extraordi.
nary efflcacy. IL can be had et all the primo pa
drug stores, ct % and 50 cents bottle.
oc ID d2m& eO4ms
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THKAIRE.-Lessee Bland is catering for Wash
ington In the way Of matters theatrical In a man.
ner that brings him hosts Of compliments, and
something vet more substantial we trust. To-
nights new attraction is presented, In the nrst
appearance Of the charming comedienne and vo-
cslist, Miss Kate Ross Miss Susan Denim will
also appear In the sterling comedy Of "Still
water Runs Deep"
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YouNs MxN's CHRISTIAN AssocIArIos-Ar

Vows MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIArIoN-An
exceedinglY interesting meeting Of this association
was held Monday evening at the rooms. The re-
port Of the President indicated increased prospect
" and activity In The general work Of benevolent
christian EFFORT, and suggested two important
measures IL practical usefulness In the future-the
appointment and support Of local missionary, In
anticipation Of the constitution Of "Christian
Commission to act In behalf Of all the Young
Mems Christian Associations Of the country.
Impressive addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
Alvord, Secretary Of the American Tract Society,
Weston; by Chaplain Gallag her, Of the saith New
York Regiment; by Brig Gen. Howard; by Adj
General Sewell, and by suPerintendents Of divl-
SioHs and other members.
Resolutions were adopted approving the call OF
q national convention Of Young Mems Christian
Associations; authorizing the president to appoint
one or more delegates; recognizing our response
btity In view oft peculiar circumstances OF the
times; expressing, as an association, our sense OF
the great value OF the books, tracts and other re-
ligiOus publications Of the American Tract Society
At Boston, heretofore granted In large numbers for
distribution In encampments and hospitals, and
soliciting a continued and increased supply to
meet the earnest and increasing demands; also
expressing to the American Tract Society at New
York, to the Sabbath School Society Of Massachu-
sets, and TO 9th, organizations thanks for large
supplies furnished for religious instruction and
comfort; and authorizing the appointments hroug
the supeTintendents Of divisions, OF missionary,
to be supported by voluntary monthly contribu-
fions Of the members and others who may desire
tn unite, at the same time calling to his aid and
developing more fully the christian activity Of
the Association.
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SOMETHING NEw-SUPERIOR HULLED
- C0RN-The sub oriber, having got the agency
to'elpply Georg etown with this delicate pTepara-
ton Of Corn would respectfully ask Of his friends
and the public at large, to give il trial. Also,
WIN Brady, Agent,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
N. B.-Msnufaoturer Of Marble NANTES. Monu-
on hand, 90 10 SIN
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The DISTRICT MILITIA The 1st brigade of the
militia of the District Of Columbia has been or
dPred to parade on the 11th Of November, by Brig
General p F. Bacon. The LIST and ID regiments,
commanded respectively by Col. Jas. Y. Davis
and Lieut. Col. Jas. English, include the regu-
larly organized and uniformed volunteer corps Of
the city. These also will be required TO appear
parade with the militia, but as their arms have
they can only appear In uniform without arms
A single com panY Of the volunteer organizations
now retain their arms the National Rifles, COM
handed by Capt Smead, when the regiment was
out the first call of the Government. This
corps Is not permanently attached to either regi-
ment bat the members being subject to militia
duty, will do doubt ask TO be assigned to some
one OF the regiments and will probably be at
tached to this brigade The I'd brigade Sd and
4th regiments, Col. Bright and Col John L.
Smith, paraded on the 18th inst las alresdy men,
toned In the Star, and were reviewed by Brig
General Hickey.
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MASSEY, COLLINS l. CO.'S
lV1 PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT.
Expected this day, per steamer J. Jerome
900 barrels Ky DRAUGHT ALE,
300 hlf.-bbls. do. do. do.
Which on arrival will be for sale. Terms cash
on delivery. ARMY & SHINN,
nj Union Depot. GEORGETOWN.
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case against Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Malonev, Mrs
Scanlon, and Patrick Diggins and bis wife,
charged with stealing wood from the piles near
came up before Justice Dom. John T Hollohan,
who IL placed In charge Of the wood, did not ap-
pear as witness, 90 was expected, and the evil
dence was mainly Of the officers who arrested the
parties and found the wood. From their testi-
mOny IL appeared that some were taken In the act
OF carrying the wood away, and Others confessed
that the wood found In their premises belong ed
70 the Government, and was taken from that
place The women were all held to bail for court,
and promised To carry back the wood they had
taken. Patrick Diggins " cussed" pretty loudly
In the once, and was sent to Jail for contempt,
besides giving the security required.
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CENTRAL GUARDHcUsB CAsEs-Befors JKSties
TkonpScn George Cook, drunk and disorderly;
ened 81 81 Peter Campbell, drunk; dismissed.
Mary A. Reed, drunk and disorderly: fine 81 81
NJ Fitzgerald, drunk and indecent exposure; do
% 81 Michael Johnson, drunk and disorderly;
do. 81 81. Michael Kane, drunk and vagrancy
workhouse 30 days. James Dow, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed. George Power, found asleep
In the market; do. Armstead Madelly, out after
hours fned 81 %.
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The SIXTH VERMONT REsIMENT attracts at
tention from the hne appearance Of the men and
the manner In which II Is provided for the con.
test The Regiment numbers one thousand and
sixty men, who were enlisted in the short space
Of fifteen days. Their uniforms are Of the regula-
ton style, and their arms Enfield rifles; band
accompanies the Regiment, together with twenty
ave horses, ave wagons, and an improved ambu-
lance. The Regiment is under the command of
Col Nathan p. Lord, Jr.. a son Of President
have seen service with the three months regi-
ments
The following are the held and staff officers
Colonel, Nathan Lord, Jr Lieut-Col-, A. r.
Blunt; Major, Oscar A. futile; Adjutant, X. r.
Crundle; Surgeon, r. C. NJ. Woodward; Assis-
tant Surgeon, C. NJ. Chandler; Chaplain, Edward
p. Stone; Quartermaster, John w. Clark; Ser
geant Msjor, B. b. Triliam; Quartermaster Ser
Reant, Frederick Swift; George H. Hatch. Com
nisary Sergeant, and J. F. Stiles, Drum Major.
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HAVE YOU 81 BsCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIvEf
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WORLD!
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
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ITS GENERAL NEWS rs UNSURPAs
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ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
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ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
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The Number for this Week, to be ont on FRI
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EUery Person at a distance rcto tcouId keep
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ing times should receive 1t
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-A NANNY GOAT. white. with light
IL grew neck, two holes in ears for rings. 81 50
reward will be paid on return to JAS. SHIEI .DS,
Tool y Sixth at, between and nj. 1T
Cd REWARD.-LOst, a black aud tan RAT
ID TERRIER. The above Teward ~
wi he paid for his return TO 423 st,Ase<
between 9Th and It'll Oc S-3tH -
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TAKEN UP ESTRAY On the 10Th ins tant,
L Sorrel HORSt, with Bride and Sal
die, marked u. I. The owner will come for l~N
ward, prove property, pay expenses, and OIL
take him AVA.
FOk sALE-A large BAY HORSE fine Saddle
and Harness Horse, also, one fine work Hose and
Cart, viii be sold very low if applied for soon.
T.DRURY, Wood aud Coal pea er,
90 q So Pa. av., near nth strest.
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I lNEN ShEETlNGS, PILLOW LINENS,
- Blankets, Comforts, q uilts, Cotton Shsetinrs
Tabs Cloths, TIcklngs, Towels, Napti ms, and al
other kinds Of Dry Goods for the use Of honseksep
srs at our proverblay low prices, marked in painl
Curtains, OIloloths, Carpets, Rugs, 90, upser
floors.
obllganon TO purchase. PERRY Il BRO,
90 l5-5t PA. Avenue and Ninth az.
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SUTLERS AND DEALERS. ATTENTION
- ~ DuPraps Superior French Black Varnish
p'ten'ed APRIL To- $780, the best article invented
for vanishing boots, harness, carriages military
soeoa!Iements, and frsmen's caps. For sale b.
ISH. Washington City. Office hours from s to
O'CLOCK p. IN. Oc l9 lwf
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7 OST-FrOm 81 Army Baggage Wagon. he
l. tween the Railroad Depot and Georgetown, =
Brass Instrument, and four Music Books in case
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
Thorn at this office. oc2S s.
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or REwARD-For a Signet GOLD RING.
Oh Hebrew and q Great eng raved on the stone;
lost perhaps in an omnibus. he above reward
will Re paid to the finder on leaving II at this Ofoc.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-07-31

Col. CAMERON "A very intelligent
private beside whom the gallant Col
cnel of the Highlanders fell, says he
advanced to hold him in his arms
He could see no wound, and asked
him where he was shot. He could
make no reply. He then asked if he
would have water The affirmative
reply was given by placing his finger
upon his lips. The private put his
canteen to the Colonel's mouth, and
after taking a drink, he closed his
eyes and expired, without uttering a
word. The wound was supposed to
be in the breast.