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To the Honorable Court Of County Commissioners.

To the Honorable Court Of County Commissioners
within and for the County Of Hancock:
M L the undersigned, inhabitants Of lueSs-
w port, would respe :tfuIly represent that
town road Of the following description il much
needed, viz: commencing ut or near new huusC
on the westerly sido Of the Long Pond road $50
eaIletl) and little belo" the Alfred Blood bridge,
thence in westerly direction over land Of }. N.
Swazcy, unimproYcd, and over lands Of Jcrc SWEET
another, improved, to interscct the road leading
from the lcwcy settlement TO the Methodist
Church, from said Church souhcrly owe: land Of
Wm. FarnSam, improved, to land Of IIorato Il.
b. Carr; thence in westerly or southwcstclly di-
rcctuu, to iutcrsect tue i;ange road, $50 ealled)
at any point yun may Judge proper. The under
sisuod have pctitioncd the Secctmon of Bueks-
port, within the year last past, to examine said
route and locuto said road, aad they have unrea-
souabiy refused or neglected. 81 10 do. Wcthefc-
fore pray that you oN:ttlinc siid r,ute and locate
said road.
IIoHATlo h. CARR gnl so others.
I,uet-pnft Anil .tfh I~Gt
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Ellsworth sth. by Row. ). Tenncy, Mr..
George \. iouas of surry, t. Miss Betsy Bonz' >
of Ellsworth.
Bucksport--April IS, by Rev. \, Prince, Capt.
Isaac II, Homer to Mrs Maria +. Haywood, hotn
of Il.
Machiasport--ltth ult, Joseph W. Whitney to
Mise Mary Il. Thompson OF Jonesboro.
Bangor April 21tb. Nj. Frederic shaw 10 VI
Mary Csrncs both OF u.
PcppcrclI Mass-Mr Charles II. W. Jewett Of
T., aud Mis-. Annie L. G'ark Ut Htrwcr.
West Gould-bero-tpril 9TH, ty Rrv. =, >
Hitbard, Mr.. OTIS G Arnold to Miss Hannah Ma
ria Sstor, both OF sullivan.
Brcvcr-i-t inst by Eeg. 4. h. =. Small, Mr..
Daticl : Titbets to Mis- sarah T.. Wiasuw. both
of Brewer.
Belhst-lst lust. Mt l. v. /. Austin Of R0ek-
tand. to Mis-, Satah {. Reed vf belfast.
LowistoH-27ih ult. Ea,wotlh {. Eoothby to
Mis- Julia Anna Cvf'H, both OF /.
At Yankee Jius. Placer County. cal March
3lst, j, W. Batmnu u Mis- Careile Nlen
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"a EST vrErrAs TT rREyALiBIr'

Railway s Ready kehcl,
TIE Minute Medicine.
hallway : Ready Relief
Prevents Sit'knt's {,
midway s L ally Relief
stop PIN III u Minute.
i,adway's Ready Reli :
Is "a pleasant h .Yc-dle.
Bslway'- Ready Relief
Cures Pains in tic Bow
els.
Emw : Ready Relief
Cures Toothachg in an
Instant.
Railway 5 Ready Relief
Prevents sudden attacks
Of sickness.
Railways Ready Relief
Cures Sick Headache.
Eldwly's Benoyatin Z
t,s..,l.tIL cures all
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hHsw"rth-Arri' .2'h' 81 eon,umpt'"n' W ''lam,
ron = iodncy ats sarah fors"lsh, aged - years
and moth
h!,Ysrth- Apt'' 18th. Beuhea, child Ct tee.
TX l,Aebc "fsHt ssed year
$50 n fls"ofiit--2sth UT. -" t'ttm, sen ct i.
~ &tNlskelt, aged - m9nths
amhetst-Setn UT, neofse l., Cox, ESQ, aged
o. years ana mouths.
tamdeH-Ar5it ~, NHih u. J7n's, et the hru
81 n H. ;. l JON AL ~ years
-iarshteld-Aful-' 18th, hr warren Lyon, aged
50 yeats,
tolum6ia-.tth ait. Mrs AuHa NASH, aged 81
gears
kastPert-I5th ult., i'eersic \. SANFORD, azei
70 year; .l'i John II iraihury god - year
DSmont -92ta ut Gcorse N.6fay. asod -
AND months
fortland--3i inst Mr.. 9slse t thase. viii Of
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fIVNA M D. " M IIIV JU {
BuehEpoIt, AprII Ith, IeGl
STAFF, OF MIME.

lGASc,ck, s<.--t'onrt Of County Commissioners.
April Term, \. b. loGl
the Commissioners that the petitioners ara resp9-
sible aud that tbrg ought to be heard touching the
mattefsct forth in their petition, and therefore
order that the County CONAN. +juncrs meet at
William Farhnanis in Bucks orr, on TUESDAY Tie
Il day Of July next, at 10 ciock 4. NJ,
and thence prort Cd to view the roate mentioned
is said petition, Immediately after which view, i
hearing of The pirtjgs and witnesses viii be had
AT some convenient liacc in III vicinity, aud such
other measures taken ii The premises as the Com
HrSsiuncrs snail judge proper. And it is further
Ortaot-fnat notice # tie time place aud pur-
p0Se Of the Commissioners meeting atpreslil, be
given to all persons ami corporations intercs ted.
py serving artcstel copies Of tn stition AMI ths
order thereon, upon tic clerk ii tie town 81
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For sale.

4 NY one DESTROYS of purehasinga second hand
Piano torte, eh.ap. viii hear Of u gyeal doa
gam by inquirius II TIL. Olee,
AP,il It'll ii
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April A, Is 4.
n I " {; OODS
Just Opened.
ROBINSON & HARDEN
AVE iust returned from Boston, aud have
opcuod Il large stock eft New Gaods viii,
they will oder To- the trade at astonishing Low
ROBINSON & HARDEN

IL AVE Just returned from Boston. aud have
opened large stock Of New Good. win ii
they will oder to the trade at astonishing Low
PRICES. Among their stock may be found Il full
line of fashionable
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Ar a, ciy ,fpssa. y, i.iisa Am. lisrrisa.
New York. ~
At Nucyi'as 2jth, hF1 Abbf Watson, Watson.
for New York Goth J W SAWYER sawyer, fsm do
ar sd, do /; Augusta, Cole, from, Machias ar sd.
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:.;.cu,.,a..sn., Cont, Liver Complaint.

lNFfrrNttNtf- Preston o., Va. 9Th July. ls5a
pr ) &. M,R: sir, J have been afflicted with pain
IA rhtt'e h1ffatSa tr lung lime, which balled the
-zflt ct Iy.irtris onf .'k To IN spite Of all tho
trt.s ms could hud. until lt. youf Safsarara. One
'uis ,Inta N wv weeks. and rstrrcd my general.
ieaili, nrrh hat far better than before
attlcbrd thihA Il a wonderful medisine j. FKEAM.
Jules Y Gctehcll. of St Louis writes: - havo been
afflicted tur yeas with affett,at 81 Tie Lt,Cr, 9hiCh
Ifs" ed my health. ttiul every thing. aud every thing
Hha 10 relieve me: and have been i ul,tn.dU
yeats rpH NJ ether causr than dtrapOehieht If
Lrr- Ny be0} 81 a-iar. the htv. Mi EsIN, a ised
tuttH Nour Sar4r aFiil h=ta'i> m said lie krcw yori
tn any thug You mini, worth tfAirg. ly the hess
M at tod has cured sI= las pIiHed my blood
a tn n1kr u II e 81 e',n. again The
best that lie 4i Is TAI good enough
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.AY ER'S
SarSapariIla


scrofula aud ~erSfufous Aae, fiuts,su, 4.
rs GumorS- Ulcers, safrs, EFUptioas,
Pimrics, fastnirs. Biotsh hes, EOiIs,
BIaiiss, and ali skin Diseases.
OikLA ~, illi., tab Jtine. 1854
J. g AvgR 4 CO.. Grl,is . tt II my duty Ia
knowledge Hat yefF sais4atiiia has ,i,,e ir mr.
Having ilthcrittt Ssf1iglss iuitgi lHYr suffered
nom It il tot'is VANS ttr Scn. Sometimes II iirst
ont ia crs nv hands and aims sometimes ID
tmusd iuW3tld and distressed the Stomach. Two
years ago il ltkr out tsgd aud rcd scaip
and With Hcl painful aud hq,l liaine
hhyUud description. tried urd aud st.Ntiai
PLY sirians bai Wlhai unci icei IftH any thing. In
itrt. Ills di~trr sfA Al rI- Va icj ir.i
- itsll ~ the 6aspe Messenger that taIt Ind prepared
an Alternative trar-aiaft,lal kW'w from tunr nJuta
non that any ilni- y"u fird must he g,d. !
Cinriuuaii ati p,f II. AMI Usr IL ti 1t cured me s,k
It, lf ads H.. srtll t,7,, Of Ieaspu.n uvri u
m1ii. aud frei lnis three h,itIeS New and healthy
r,iu hesHi uiuicr the sea, which after 10
'~lilr I'll III My stfn is clear and Know ~ my
heluGs HAT the li>is, has gone iieiu MY :, stem. You
well briJNc tina hrl what I "a, M wlln teil
that hal l, 10 h. of the the age,
AMI rcialn ever gradually Yours,
n
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3t0#AY5 REN0g8TGNG RE3OgV6NT
F5E SUN L1Es -E;s ANG IL NQ6s.

Ha..5s lrzfe4l.j.e8l1 H.Haf75s. '..a=, rt1ti .nl
HfTjy ft- tali- E."ts A.u. III 4H3tA4. ,llH t,-Uf
- al. a &. ag --I. '..l. .'. szaal.l .s.sa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-10

Ellswortb--Arril 2a,h. ofeon.umption, William
ron 4 Rodney ats sarah ForsAigh, aged ?! years
and ,gh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27

u The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and cb,,,.
literary reading, In now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced In its enter
aiming contents are the following articles:
IN Loco PARENTS, from Temple Bar, capital
sorry Artemus Ward sess the Prince Napoleon
ncn letter. Distinguishing Insignia OF Rank
in the u. 9. Army; Soutbern InteIIioence. The
Neoel Army Of the Potomac from the Charles
son mercury; The Peace Party In a Panic; A
Drnce OF Sammerers; Interesting article on
rape Worms and MeasIy Pork,
important case In the Orphans Court astounding
elegefonsi The Government Bakeries; Army
Aid Association; Murder Of a Msjor by a Prf-
vatej Letter OF the Secretary of State IN relation
70 the alleged reasonable correspondence of
MT kunelf Destruction Of Guns at Ocracoke
Inlet Affairs In Rhode Island; Detailed account
OF the Blue Mills Battle.
The army IN Western Virginia; Surrender of Col.
Maugani Highly important and interesting
Mlutary Budget Affairs az Hatteras Old Point
Cairo, and In Virgfnia and Missouri; Move
menns OF the army Of the Potomac and the
Latest seiegephic dispatches; Departmental intel
ugenoe, removals and appointments; Agric IL
,nfH, horticultural, and gardening miscellany
CeIai recipes, &c, &c; with several columns
ana other interesting matter.
This is just the paper above all others for per-
sons soJourning In the National Metropolis to
send 70 their friends at distance Price only
taree cent? per copy, or LOO per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27
M. L. FRANKLIN,

SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2lst of Octo-
~ Der, 1851 at II O'Clock M, are invited for sup
plying the rmy with Beef Cattle on the hoof, to
be delivered at Chamber burg, Harrisburg, or
York, IN the St,te of Pennsyvani, , as the Gov
eminent NAV designate.
Bidders are requested to comp In al particulars
with the form OF bid publ shed herewith. :
Government reserves to itself the right 70 pay IN
Trea 'ury notes other funds 1t las for bufse
msnt AID t. reject any bid aid for any cause. NO
to rsspOnd to his bid
The Goverumsnt will receive 4 900 head under the
contI aot a. Will reserv" The right to require Any
addit DUAL number up to Is ,009 he'd.
Deliveries to be made weekly in such quantitlcs
as may bs required.
The Cattle must average $40 pounds gross
weight; and % animal will he received which
weighs less than 900 pounds gross.
No conditional hid will bs received.
The bids to be directed 10 Capt A. BECKwIrH,
CiS U. "A Washington, d. C., and endorsed
FORM OF BID.
j, A Is, 90 herebI propose to deliver to the Gov
ernme"t coed Beef Cattle on the hoof for pr
hundred pounds gloss weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at tbambersb burg, Harrisburg, or York,
In the state OF Pennry wanna, IS tho Gov"rnm snt
E:ay designate, according to the terms of thu en-
closed advertisement The Cattle to be weighed
on the scales, and the weight 70 determ' ned TO bs
good AMI sufficient bond for the fuifillment Of the
contract, ana to receive Treasury notes or other
Goyernment Innds in paw merit for the Cattle.
The hfst de livery Of the Cattle will b REQ uired
tn be made about the 10Th of November, 1881.
SOFT I'd
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PROPOSALS FOR RATloNs FOR 1861.


Quarter masters, 06cs u. s Marine Co,ptl
Washtngtoa, September IS, 1861. {
SRALKD PROPOSALS vii be received at this ONCE.
until the S1th DAY of October next At 70 O'Clock m,
Sp.s@Su.S. New H. s nps iSsi 1907 VIZ;
RIooklyn. Long island. New York;
Phiade phia, PeunsylvanIa;
Washington, District of Columbia
Each ration to consist of hree-q arters of pound
81 mess pork,or BACON; or one and-a fourth pounds
made of extra supsrfne -four, or in lieu thereof
ts .s Two ounces of extra superfns flour; one
ment and at the rate of eight quarts of best whte
btans, or In lieu thereof ten pounds of roe; zen
half pounds of tea; fifteen pounds Of good New
Orleans suga,; four quarts If vinegar; ons pound
sdama milne candles. or one ant-s-haif eonnd, OF
good haId-dippt d talow candlsi four pounds good,
pounds Of 'a to s sSS hum
drsd IaiOns.
OF bread. and the allowance Of potatoes, as ABOVE
provided, VIII cease: at the term nation of the
Tue besf aS os s' the n a 81 the
1 By the Single stos and sss e s1as. N oq
best and most choice pieces CARCASS the pork
Be snsss Rna: f nsm sSs to
All subject TO inspection.
A All bids must be accompanied BY the following
Form Of Gxaroatss
Of Tne M und era - ,of-;,i the State
-, hereby guaranty that in CASE the forssoins
bid OF - for ratlons. ss above desoribed
be accepted, he or they will within ten DAYS after
the of the contract at the Post Office named
execute the contract for the same, with good and
sufhcent snretIes,and in case SAID - ehaiI
faal 70 enf into DON ract aforesaid we ruaraDty
70 make good the difference between the offer Of the
SAID --a and that whioh may be ooapted
A. B., GuaraDtor.
"itnsss: D., Guarantor.
1852
hereby certify that the above named -
are known TO me az men of property and able tn
mhne gooo tneir guarantee 8. H.
(Tobs signed BY tke United States District Jrdr,
United States District Attorney, or CoIlsefo, }
No proposal will be considered unless xccom-
panied by the above guarantee.
tNewsPapers authorized to publish the above
VIII send the paper containing the & rst insertion to
this once for examination
Proposals to be endorsed - Proposals for Ratiops
Tor 1852" and addressed to the unders gned
w. b. SLACK,
Sc law4w Msjor and Qua, termastfr
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- u SOMETHING NEW. ~
DIscoyERY oFSNfsI
>M THE AGki 0AH

-, =, vi CIEhS STEAMED
In the shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far su peror
10 rOast In tUo IA tHntes, the fastest
Tins on record. Call and see.
The undersigned res peotfully informs his friends
In the District and visitors To the CIT that he has
rehtted his OLD and wKLL-KNowN TsIh BIIsHsESr
In most thorough manner, and has made com
piete ARRANGEMENTS to furnish OYSTER. in any
style and IN aTy quantity 900 to 500 ga Ions ed
per DAY. goo TO O0u cans If speed AID T. esh
put up dally-csns hermeticslly s. aled Furnished
In the shell by he sushe or barrel. :
Persons wishing to have Oy steIs furnished regu-
larry through the winter, at Baltimore prices
without fear OF failure, Ehoud call and make ar
rang ,ments at once. freight. time, and money
saved by purchasing of me. as furnish al artIcle
equal TO the celebrated Baltimore egta bl ahmsnts
ut prices just as low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, LObstsrs, ssrdines. CLANS
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, Trlpe, @
60. 60. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Saaoss, Brandy
Peaches, DO. Also, Game and r resh Fish, Tur-
ties, Terraplns, Fresh Lobsters, Cod: HsIbut, q o.
In fact every thing for sale in the North I'm mar
kets alu sJs on hand at reasonable prices
, Hotels and families supplied with Uyste 9. de-
lvered -hout onarse any par; of the Dis trIct
In seaso on, II the money is sent with the order.
MY establshmentis open from 5 q m. to u 1t
nieht; ever dsy, except Sunday, when 1 close 81
seH T. M, HARVEY
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Utive hundred Of the 4th Ohio Regiment.
one piece Of artillery, the Ringgold Cavalry; and
600 Of the sth Ohio Regiment, on Monday I'D
vanced from New-Creek, Western Virginia, t.
ward Romney. They found a rebel rorce, 100
sfrong at Meehanisville Gap, and they drove them
causing the enemy, numbering t,<o0, to retreat 10
The mountains, with the loss Of IS killed and many
wounded Our loss amounted 70 three killed and
ten woundsd
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United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
- zA
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

s. oH and i ate. ssSts@ssF Pas
BALTIMORE will run as follows:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
morning Express leave Washington A. NJ Ar
i've at baltimore Is A. NJ; PhIadsl pha II so p
Morning 4ocoGnod.tOn ai issv we sysn.hio,,o,
Evening Express lie we Washington a.so NJ.
hrrvs a. Ss n1L 40 P. N; Philadelphis $50
Evening Accommodation leave Washinrton 4, AZ
Pm: Arrive at Baltimore 50 PM; Harrisburg
Leave New York at A. a.; Philadelphia n N A.
NJ; Baltimore s <5P NJ. Arrive at Washinston $50
Leave Now York ats P. NJ; Phil.delpb,. 10 20 p.
NJ; baitimoreo A. N. Arrive at Washington 20
ACCOMMODATION Trains leave Baltimore at a,
A M, and P. N and arrive at Washing ton 10 IS
Passenger Trains leaving washington st,e.
N. and $50 p NJ, and Baltimore at 20 A. M and sS5
?: N make direct Connections for Annapolis at the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore And wash
ington At SIS A. N. and p
Passenger Tralus leaving washington Al NJ
aud 2g p. NJ. and Baltimore At s A. NJ and as P
n. Wi stop o"Iy at An"apolis Jsscfsos asd Relay
ssmmodaiios Tsias or the RssnlaT ki ro das Re
Train, vfloh will have passenger car attached.
u, rains vii leave the Washington Depot prompt
v sSs: q sS. s.Gi as q xs
Trains will Ieavs Baltimore 1t "A N Lave w an
By ORDER q O.. Secretary Of War. =
THOMAS H. GhNFIEkb h. ssass. m nsUss
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EDUCATIONAL.

CEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" fMIss HARRovKR'sJ
No. Isl West ST., beftcsea CrNfrsss asd Htek sfs
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the hrst Msndsy Ia September next
The attention OF parents and guardians in partlo-
ulaIiy called TO the Class in CalIsth enics, which
VIII be formed Monday, the 9th inst, by grad-
uate az the Lewis Normal Institute Of Physical
Edacstion." The former pupils are earnestly 90
hcited 10 attend the Class.
INSTRUCTORS.
Miss .Mrisht. Mrs Cecilia Young.
:. "a. =: kaufman, Mr.. w. q. Bergman,
49,, d, " narrower, "A. Zsppone, M. ID,
Mile nj. Gardette, Charles de Frondrst
M. j. narrower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27

ID The nature Of the damage sustained by the
monster sfssmer Great Eastern seems 10 have been
eosh carried away, buiwsrks stove snd ruddsr
damage, nd selnag havtly.n =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27

The Louisville Journal OF the oath says: A
gentleman who has just arrived from Tennessee,
ara wno received pass from Gen. Bucknsr at
had there on that day four thousand men and
twenty four pieces Of artillery Roger Hanson
was 81 munfofdsyille with two thousand men
Our nfortnant sssufes us that there are now no
nnloa men 10 that region Of country South of
Eiizabethiown.
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Spirit Of the Msrnips Pr.ss

The Intelligence, in tbs observance of the Ma
donal fast day, did not appear this morning
The Republicans devotes Its attention to the
military "situation"
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
ALI. Persons are hereby notified not to credit
any person on my account (unless with q written
order from this date. a. will pay debt. other
seal-Iv. !. N. SINGLETON.
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BOARDING..

TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
osn be accommodated with Board in q private
famlly-rooms on second floor. Terms moderate
Best city references Gwen. Address Post Once
Box 49S, Washington. SEP sts
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rpEPARTMENTO OF METROPOLITAN

r~ DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN
JIG POLICE Hoard of Police Commits.
sionera having tak-n the house S16 Eleventh ST.,
al business connected with the Police of the city
will be transacted at that place.
general complaint book will be opened, and cit
liens are requested TO call and enter any DOM
plants they may have to make OF any matter re-
Ia ing to the police or health Of the city
sen w B. WEBB. Superintendent
n~COMPANY "A,o U. g. ENGINEERS
uY Fifty intelligent and able bodied mechanics
imum Ikea by law-l50 men. Inquire at No.
24l 8 street Pay from els TO SSa per month,
besides feod and clothing. au IL If
ITO sU5LERs AND OTHERs.-A strong
covered % ea WAGON .as y Nm a sSos der and a.
ns.s. for sale: Apply to J. PEARSON. -
l w. SEARS BRo was dissolved on the
4t day Of May last and the stock, books and debts
pun chased by w. :. STARS, who will hereafter
01 Wa ss ii SIi sept n, 1881. .r-lv
PAYAAsrERs CASH BOXES.
Eavor's kttent Camp Cots,
Camp Stoo.s from 81 cents to "a 80 each.
Blank SIS, Comforts, Pillows, Iron Bedsteads, 20.
70, s Sc By '4s s,s 2; % cSYRisE s CO.
OFsICERs, sOLRIERs, AND rg Err Fam
GOODS. for ass here or a. bone. are .oiicited %
inspect our szssnsys stock no Obligation to pur-
Ine pri' e only, MARRIED in plain figures
All parcels tof tns interior eco ureiy and properly
ssst'd' free % iY9feRY saorHER,
s37-H "fsrT BsildtsG'"
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BY BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Auctioo.er,.


TRUSTEES sALE-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from John w. So boron, dated the nth
June, le5o, made 10 secure the debt thereon men
TONED, % Benz. +. Moxley. and by the direction
OF SAD Monkey, Will sell at public suction on the
noon, IN front OF the pemifes. 10 the highest BID
oers the ioIlovlng Described premises, TO VIII
town. beinnIng at the end of q feet measured vest
on the Line OF FaIs street from the dividing Ine
line east IS feet, thence northerly 60 q bounded
westerly TO stone No. s. Is teet, thsnoe southerly IS
iesi 70 the ess,n5lhS, being the same premises
said John w. Sothoron bv d-sd Of the nth De-
ee4ber, Is s. with the buildings thereon.
Terms: One thru OF She purchase money cash
and the residue At ak and twelve months, for
which the purchasers notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale, will be taken, secured on the
p emises, Deeds At the purohaseI's expense.
IL the terms are rot implied with within three
days from thu day OF sale, the premises Will be re-
sold after q veek public notIce, at the Hsk and
cost OF the deisalt,, garehassL
se 10 2svlm' BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27
se25 q J. C. MCGUIRE q CO, Auots.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Iuot,opeers-
Nc. 596 IRA 81 eo~nS, n

No 9So tn SO. %
ISAAC HERZBRR6'S EXTENSIvEPAwN-
BRoKrRs SALI OF UUDEEnEp PLIpsts AT
AAucIIoNLOn TUESDAY and W EDN ksDAY,
Octoeer lat and I'd next, at 10 o'o ook a m We
shall sell at our Auction Rooms q VERY larfs COL
,eoton g unredeemed edfes comprising in part-
and other w athes,
Geld Neck and Fob h.ins, and Breast Pins.
in Sets
Plain and Fancy Finger Rings,
tVtetner with an extensive variety Of Ladies'
Wesring Apparel such as
Black And Fancy Silks, Mopsdelaines, and other
styles Of Dresses,
White Grape, Long and Ssusre Shsvls,
Cloth velvet and other styles of Closks
6rntenen' wearing Apparel IN great variety,
Also, laTge assortment Of Revolvers, uns and
PIrtol', Swords and Sashes,
And many other Articles too numerous % meotlop
ne attention OF the public 10 pectfally Invited
20 the SAFE as 10 10 of the lart est that hax ~
takea ace IN Wa 7hIngton
The "a viii commence with the wstohes.
ISAAC BE- zBrRG P.vphroLsr.
se "a cod GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
No l29 sIkrET,.

Bstpses Sixfk sad SscssfA SIS,
MISS HAHkOVkh, IN oomplianoe with the
ylshes Of friends Who desire 10 D tronise her but
dislike At present 20 send their daufhters 20
6eorgetovn In the omnibus, has made srranse-
pents 20 establish Department Of her School IN
,Wssh,nston, and respectfully requests . share Of
The hrss session win commence on Monday, Sep
ciroulsr may be ob,sinsd ct the Seminary and
~ me principal Bootstores
o FbR SMALL BOYS.
The slstsI Of the Holy Gross have opened q
ASYLUM. corner Of r and Tenth sts. &c is eost
EAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL,
FOR GIRLS,
AT SANDr SrRINo, ND.
This insnhtlon, vi lch has Dees in suocessful
operation for the past ten years. vii commence its
easuisg regular term on the LIST Of the 10 mo- Zoo
tobsr next For circulars, oontaninr further infor-
nation IN regard 70 the school, apply 70
WM. II. FARQUHAR,
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Qua FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions VIII confer a favor by keeping us posted
as 10 movements and Affairs In tbeI, vic,,,.,s.