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CANTERBURY SAL;
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HAIL,
LoyIsIlsA ArEauB, MAE SixrH sfRxsf,
In Rear cfNational Hotel.
CROWDED 10 ITS UTMOST CAPACITY,
With audience
CULTIVATED, CRITICAL AND nsTINEDi
. PAt.oniIod by the
FIRST GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON
... -a Our Motto il
'FUN WITHOUT VULGARITY.n
E~TREAENDoUs BILL To-NiGHrSa
Pir,s wook Of the Beautiful
kARIHrrA,
on the
TIGHT ROPE.
TIGBT ROPE,
Without Balance Pole.
she 10 acknowledged to be one Of the best fight
Dsnseusen in the world. She viii also appear
one Of ker charming
SPANISH DANCES,
In which she has Bsusl in AmerIsAi
Second week of Miss
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
TEE sso44IsH EIaaruoaLsi
O.
applause, and is pronounced 70 be one Of the best
Lady 'oeahsts en- the American stage. Che Is zee
ond TO none. Her superior talent ss q vocalist Is
spoken of By every citizen OF Washington she has
erected great sensation amongst lovers Of high
srtisis dnsing. she receives salary Of
e75 PER WEEK,
For Two Songs Per Night!
s,+ Nils AMELIA VILLA,
g.. fAs Yankee Son sstrsss. go ..-
THB COURT OF BEAUTY. =a
HB LIBHffA, los
MISSES RRANCBe LEROY, fILLY YoRBz5.
rs KAfE HABRlRoR, - 81 %
JENNIE ALLBN. and HlLINA suTE
BOB HART
LEW SIMMONS,
In New BshioYisn Acts!
BOB rLRR.
r. MAsfBR JOHNNY, . - - T.
WILLIl EMMsRsos,
sTAR COMBINATION,
IN NEW BILL!. --+ r-g
TONIGHT,
The LaushAbls Pantomims, entitled the
% ." APE OF BORNEOl 81
APE OF BoRNEeI
In which the entire
- Ii LHoNI PANT0hIME COMPANY
win appear. r.-.-.s.,
The Ethiop;An Farce entitled
RIVAL LOVERSI
RIVAL LOyERSt Las
Doors spsn O'Clock performances o'clock.
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs 90 cents
,. NOTICE. TO SOLDIERS.
No Soldier viii be admitted to the Csnter-
bury without per Psss. All Passes viii be ex-
amined before soldiers can purchase their tickets.
By srdr o5tks P,ovoSt Marshal Of WasAiasfcn.
~SPEOIAL NOTICE TO LADIRs.ka
SECOND MATINEB
..s5f FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, -sL
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the ,2Ith. "a.
on which occasion the
-Ae ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY
r-szs3 NV, win appear In their s. ..-aJ
BEST ACTSi
The managers take pleasure In referring TO he
family entertsinnents given 1t this establishment
last winter and spring. and promise that the matt
nees wiz te conducted in the same. popular way.
Over 1000 Ladies' attended the mataess in four
months last season. - -. - ...-t
The orchestra viii be reserved for Ladies' and
Children. 1900,
- No gentlemen VIII Be admitted 70 afternoon en-
tertAinments unaccempanied By ladies'.
The Balloon attached 10 the Han viii be closed on
these occaeions
Admission Ladies. - cents Children 10 cents.
Doors opsn at 4 'eloek 4 % ormanee ct s. sells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

Ne. KpIroR: Being an early rissr, wsik,A
soss euneey nerntaG - 0Norrsaown - eajoy
quiet stroll In Oak Wood Cemetery, hat 70 ny
disaPpointmsnt found IL was closed on that day
to Al except iotholdcrg whersspoa1 Continued
my walk along the pleasant Heiehe, passing
TIE spacious -rssar voir,.-oa whose tsrrass
pecsea 70 Enjoy We ProsSeet, and dsseeadisE
eth9which crcesed n ~ right aaxls.sI suadsnly
found myself passing ST. Johns Aureh-yard
justse the ball wssringine 3ts lat pail Having
ken Of with much respect, Iooucl stsd 70 enter
with the eonsreration, and WAS p5liseiy fur
nished with cornmodious scat. Tho church
music ws e1suirite; certainly unoouaiird
northsrn cities. n sny one ims<ias: his "a
sssxEsr.s,on 10, him 20 and lSdssssr nims'i n
sT ana MN: .ss e. .pssssr
descriptive power and the force and pathos
ofhis practical appeals, which must hays been
heard to be sppreeisted;. * any OF your resd-
SABBATH, let them pay q Welt to old 81 Johns
In our neishborfne buYgh Of Georsetown
Al OLD SuBsoRIBHs.
sssspssmDsf 10 i'S, - ~ ss-- --s.i..-+ t.
es, ALL o, Yor tot tho Dollar Store, Asa Penn
d,a .so:h o. Ney Goods now oeslias, and tass Laar
49,. = = - .s-al u
.:i 1s 49,. z. ma b, eHG &. s
their osnplsints Eae~s, withslt reeoi einr say
tafsrmatien from then. No eAarzs fsv esassEssios
& alstfs. Onee. No. II xssh,nftsn Rs,ld,as
S..Siassss, D. tes 3. corner = ''''n's a ~
1fea- g.. .Fs e." - sss q
WHAf Az AnesFT OF SxyyrHrHs Irp Dfsplss
Ges use OF Honovsyh filk and Ointment. Tor
Noenss, eercs, and seuryy, the 0fntmens Is eer.
tatn sers, and for Dswsl OsaplaHN, YsvsPs snau
Pex,. a., tho PtliA are the bsst aedicine In the
verb. Only = -. pen Bsx or Poi. : - al
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MARRIED.,

No. S6S Fourth street e. St on the eyenina ~ In,
;sth instant, Mr. CHARLES A. WYATT 10 Miss
bLiEABETH DAVIS, both Of this city.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
HOT FOE fHE HICKORY CLUDi

HOT POR THE HICKORY CLUBt rr~
Ths kasosistisn take greet pleasure In as,oune-
ing 10 their fri-nds and the pu bile in general "a
that their hrst GRANDB ALL viii take place ~
ut Temperance Hall. On stfeet, bstwsen 9th q
and leth. MONDAY. October 9Th. The Cora-tsA
Eittse pledge themselves g. ~ neither psins nor
expense will be spared t. make this Party of the
eee-sn. Tickets 81. admitting q gent and ladies'
By orterCommittee OF ArrAna sments. It,
ITO. FOR THE LELAND PRIRNpSHIP Asso-
IL CITATION
The Association take great pleasure In announo-
ing 70 their frieE5s sad the public in General GA
that their frrt GRAND BALL wiz take place -
ct Ten ersnce Hal, on street. between 9th IA
and 10th, MONDAY, September al. The is.A
COMMITTEES pledge themselves that neither pain.
pense viii be spared TO make this Ia Party Of
the season. Prof. Hayes Brass and String Band
has seen engaged fcrthr OCCASION. Tickets 81, ai-
uniting gent and ladies'. By order Committee-T
Knight, T. Hall, A. L. Hutton, VIM. Bird, L. Mar
tin Hm Vernon "a 1877
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e. f~TTH TEpvzsf IfNfFE
- - Ezfso * N-FTRs ~
-Vrsi+ safa-~4 ..-tes AS z Eg3
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VfKNTs, iTKNTs,f sUrLERss TENTsE Han
= a Eeeks and o&n-sse Beds for soldisrs fens<
Tor stores and 70 order 81 the sherf
sstnetiee at EpEARb LIILYSIsplns, Tent ss<
oniI.tiOn Builsins. VI sskinstos. d OF 40 ss1fins
TSHB srBscEtBER HAS yusr REruTKEI'
= ron Nsy Yort With 2 Nc. s.oct OF al sor1
'Ssff ,sfsoss 81 Wssssnssss B,siiaias f.ssirI
koen Ne. 5, ss< Pa ssssss, = srFkScSri -.
Jses-lv'sse7T -,sisnf - -Al&xaHNhxA
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ORPHANS COURT DtsEin II CosEsstfa, Eask-
~ ,HffoH cornfr, 1p-olss-fn the case 81 Joash|
6mpeon, administrator Of Hanson Barnes, deeea4ed
tion Of the orphsnsi Court Of Washington Counfy'
aforesaid, appointed Tuesdsy, the sfh Gay 81 sepI
t<mker. instant. far the hnsl settiemsnt and dix
trsution Of tie per-onsl estate Of ssd secessed %
cbs sAsets in hand, - fsr - the same have beer
collected and tnrnsa into money, when and herd
all the creditors and heirs OF said deseased are no
t6ed 20 attend TAT Abe Orphans Ccnrt OF wash NJ
ton County aforeesid1 With their claims pre- priv
youched, OF they may Otherwise By is~ Be erelndsd
. copy 81 this order BE- rxhlishsd oncs q week for
hIss Eesfs N tse k.sniag stsr, prerioas % The
Ens sepy.-Iest: O. ROBBINS,
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= . - - . --CIl-II - n q - n q
Ia - hs-fercT- 81 - 49, - rrI -
az ~ 'sale1 ss:T - nsei fsf.ac e frf' 90
vel sl.ls ---iulf
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W. W. BuRpBffs On the lst of Tia lmuerth houvht
. large stock Of Dry Goods Inst before Ills ~
n .tos ra.sses II All hiess o. rod A.y Are ~
N ssssih s,ses s2n 81 ~ 81. other Ssysrs,
Sr No. 35i seventh 81, istw. I and K
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BOARDING.

ReAIy YQA YouH 0ANILAAlN "a b hsd
- st$f5 TSttteA1tk erect, nsA< L. Rse ~
Tabi. Bcsr*ert viii - taken. There are ss eha-
dr-r In the hssas. -..- ..s.- ssu-lw-
EIkSr- eLAss, PIRhAAlxfAHp fRANsIINf
Beard, EeJ be Obtained IN one OF tie most
heefthy and k~aatffsn locations In the city Of
Hashrnston, Ne. 81 Missouri avenue, between 81
and ~ sseesss, and within two minutes walk of Pa
ayeass. Haymssters Of the Army and strAaxers
Visiting Nashfp stcn, vsuh ind a pleasant homo
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,. escsosi AID EAsz-fn one minute. Corn, nun-
Eei.r - SSssSless Warts CLUB and Inverted Nsils
n. - ssints, Chilblains, and eli Diseasss OF
veil ~. e9rsds NITROUS pain b, Drs White. tSe
near a. 1t. 40 renns yirsni.s a.,
49, sssss9 IS s-zr - .sl1sssIfss = .ss4ss.ss
.SeEfkE EoNtss -@'f "a
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FOR SALE AND RENT

Fee RRNr.A tie story TRAMH HOUSE aai
...ly. .I.,sii. n .. s.er. IS 4 81. '~% II:
s BLoea, via Range for = Rss-
Pie avsss.' ISsress N. H., % NJ s1 "a 49,
on Also, fsr.isssa or aafarni.I.l So6ss for
Fen EHsfIEs,sss.siy s.rnisaed AoOns-.
- saH So. q sssr A. ths
80 Y sssse. .ee- - ~
MARKET IA1k EDR RlKr-, so..,s.ss.,
~ 81 declining hselta the susseriSsr has isssr
,esssd, .its bvsnins ed al u. Qua iousss. TAI.
,And 10 Los.ssd the sstsra Branch opposlts The
b.a. wen .. "a, -. so5 e:
poet rrseteki. ON lie Braaea. b.ine oslsbratsd
70 srsstssI Gase .s.r, shls sise. on.ss lssdss.:
Il s.... 4: H.: .a q g. =:
70 ca t:sls:fs on Ne sd'oispsRasn,
Essstsses. rsssirsa.. -. (Rssl -. e lit.
ALE-fhe bsst sad largest kKsf URANf,
eon pete And reedy for AAy pesson 10 step in "
&. .sss e
ean....sr.ns, F.s ) st.r ONE. s.Mas
4. Hens. s. % snltR ever Bn,ss sAos ssors.
aas., IAssirs On sis pesnIsss, or . :.
.n al s,.s ss .s..s..
Roox sfAfYoNHlY INp FANcy sfORI ron
Dc, lsfns nrs. rsis Sas nsss 4 new offered for
Fee: s.: :: :, .ssr'''ss : dsasss.sii %.
sssrrS . ana sss., e.lasst.si. AfiK7,,
!n.rfs-sAAAs.ss, snse ssA VIA .!tsas rssna
i..S.s :; =: r. s: ' ss:s s.i 4 s:
nseaMSeen.. - - s26
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED % the vssrsssouss q
I Mrs a.see. Atsissss 49, :, - ~ tsss
tARkfs,ly rs>sivs< ~ ks< As-s~s<. JOIN n
ATkINsOS, - -. Charles Hst-l, Third street, ee-
ISypRxaIIcs WANTED q ,ss xser..s~.s- e
NV ben last seen vas e. Osrtsryils uospi-
a. Asy informs,'on oonesrnlns him -iIi y tssns-
q the Avenue House, corner Seventh street and
Pa N. tEspu hiran-l - ss i7-i~.
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PASTOR APPoIsTzD.ARev. John Il. Ee,nrey
has been appointed TO The CONGREGATION of
Foundry Church, TO MI the vacan cy oecasioned
by The death OF the Rev. VIM. Hirst = - 4s9
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By m, PnrstSSissSS.' D. III, UNITED

Pressaent OF ths nited states OF America DO here
By declare and make known that . pubie sale VIII
be held at the land bee IT sTHFESsS POINT,
IN The State OF " iseonsir. eonlr.enGns Monday,
ths nNts day Of October next, fOr ths dispo-Al q
the public lands situsted within the following
named townships. via:
Eerk Of u. bass ss a-d Of tAs Jes~tA prs~-r~t
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DnAn,-Col John +. Garter, . sentieman Will
Known IN this community, died on Thursday at
ms Residence In Prince Georges county, near
mis- city, after few days illness. -,
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a, Of range On. - - :
Lands spSropristsd BY Law Cor the uss Of schools.
military, and othsr pUrpoeef toEether with the
.svsmPs and eyernevsd lands made thecsby unbt
for cultivation, any, granted % the STATE By the
act entitled An act 20 enable the State Of kans.s
and other States, 70 reclaim ths swamp lsndss
within their nmite, approved septsrn Der ~ lR5n-
viii be exelndsd from the sale =
Ths offering " the above lands win be com
ineneed on the day appointed, and viii proceed in
the order in which they are advertised Until ths
whole shxif hsve been offered, and the sale thux
closed; bat the sale shall not be kept open LONGER
than two weeks, and private entry OF any % the
lsnds will be admitted until after the expiration Of
tbs two weeks -
Given under my hand ct the city Of wsshin gton
This thirtieth day Of hay, Ammo DoIaini one taou-
sand eight hundred and E rty- tuo.
Z BIZ the President:
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Szooxp-wARD STATION CAszs-Bsf,rs yss-
tes Ctsrk.-Chas. Letts, Martin Murray, N
Sullivan, Patrick NcMsnn, disorderiy; turned
over 70 the military. Fanny Cook, threats;
jail Ia default Of security. John Barnes and
each John SLAYER, Jas. Aerdley, disorderly;
fined q. Mary Gibson And Susan Jackets
drank and disorderly; fined Sis each. Robt
disorderly, fined &C. Thos. ianey, carrying a
pistol; fined <al Geo. Ksysoa, arrested FOR
theft held fer a hearing. Alice Smith, do; dis
missed. 80 : 'GF7'Ts
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IHrRD WARD STATION OAsrs-Bsfo-s y,sstine
1acnpson--Edwardm MURPHY, disorderiy; turned
over to the military. Mansfield Smith, sleeping
Mcguire, do; Patrick McNerhsny. d.: RW
MeInfire, do; Isaac Chatrnan, do; William II.
Diggs, do; fined 81 each. = = : = : =
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TgtRD WARD SrArIos CAsysLH Mvsrs
obtaining money under false pretenc~s: dis
miseed-hy Justice Waiter. John McSvaxeun.
Jno.sW alter, lighting; turned over 10 the mill,
LAZY. Thoe. Loaner, disorderly; fined IS. Mary
Woodroek, stealing money; iall for hearing r
pEhtor, Do security for hearing. Henry
arnold suspicion Of stealing; disrnissod-Sy
Justice Thompson.
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y. n. EnxusDs, t = - - : :
Commissiones Of the Generl Land orsc..

NoTICR TO PRH-BMPTION CLAIhANTs.
Every person entitled u the isht Of pre- EN- ption
70 sny 81 the lands within the towp<hips and parts
oftewnship above snumerstrd Il usred r. estsb
th the same 20 the satisfaction OF the Re sister ssd
Receiver Of the land osfce. and make pzyment'
therefor ss soon prscseable after seeing thia'
notice, and before tke day appointed Tor ths COM
nencerent oftke public sale Of the lands EN- brsosns
TIC tract claimed othervise such Claim viii be for
Comuissionsr Of the General Land 0f1os.
kote.-C n6er the regulations Of the Dsp@r tment.
- heretofore and nov existing. payment bS
nsde for sdFertisins procsm stions except 20 sueh
the Commissioners Of the Gensrsl Land once.
% H-wLSw
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TrBRt rrT Ril

10000 POUNDS BUTTBR
In Store.
fresh lots arriving daily. Por sale BY
se 1s-5s' No. 4so Eighth st, n-.r Pa sv.
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.ixsh Might Of
nh AND MRS. ". J. FLORENCE.

lg THIS lyHMINa,
1f.s.nt BIN 81 s.Nd iun, .p p,.il.s : 20 sss
e e. e.
Yhs performances OF tAs ss..i.~ .wf,i sonnssss
r'sa The ri FL fk issii fTsirc;Ni'iis'''
Moore. 81 Il. TIE Fds. POETS LotK ox Ht psor....
!, THE YOUNG AOTREssi
~ Sfsass i..ioa. , ~, i:. ssss:s
III. ssS:s ii; II. Ns!s 4: 81 he
MA With til. ssIsE,a
..sis viii IS. song !: ssss VI
~ " nae ,i...i:." and Scotch req
ssn Iii;l ;Ys:Is si's shs "sS5:y rSsi
E.hary Ann Polly vo. : YOU try inc, o.)
1e'9n'''fSf S MI e s * K; 'l' F're''
I'm each siess Ill the Conn .ny win .ppe pear
K0PPITZ is rehesrsing q March, pas.pourri,
and entitled "a Day vita ii. Hish BriEads y"
Being r isnrSE b q sg III TI;s
Or Ea aIf RAfEkrs AS Sfr rs eaGsss
~ Mr.. YLokkNCK will appear for One Week
PRIoss OF ADMISSION
eTcbestrs Chairs ~ cents
Family Circle - ------..........-.....B cents
Private Boxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So
SoiofeS SeltSfy ------.-.-......- - cents
S"io'e' al 'efe - o' cen "
CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A $50 PENNSYLVANIA AyEHUB,
Bosceea si4 and IotA SIS.
SECOND EXTRA CONCERYt
... -- f(By Particular Request.)
The Proprietor Repeatedly announce. thst he
will give his Second Extra Concert WEDS ES-
DAY NIGHT, September ~. The proceeds to be
banded over TO the Ger man Relief Association for
Sick and Wounded Union Sotdisrs
Tickets % cents, 10 be hsd 81 the Hall and from
gentlemen Of the Association.
sc Is steo HENRY ROsHNTHAL, Prop'r.
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ExTErsrvE TRAvBL.-The travel to and
from This city by railway was never greater
than q. Ing time even ain &c tho commencement
OF the war. The regular trains each way are
densely crowded with passengers, and in ad-
di1on crowded troop trains are met constantly
a. various points on tho road, all moving with
the greatest apparent safety, and certainly
without accident or detriment 70 individuals
Quite large force now guards the railroad
line between Baltimore and Washing ton, rome
four or nSe OF the new regiments being en-
carnpsd in the vicinity Of the principal way
points, and throwing out pickess at various in
<ermediate distances.
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HoSoRABLT ACQUITTsD.-Tho-nas johnson.
jas Riley, and Patrick Runnell, three young
mon arrested by patrolmen Kelly, Bixley and
Franklin, upon charge made by Stephen Fl.
3ridge, OF Alexandria, OF stealins about 81, 100,
had a further hearing before Justice Clark yes.
tsrday; The testimony OF complsin ant did not
JUSTLY their commitment for court and they
wefs disrlissed.
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ESQ p Nv S okkEkEass xoIAssss.a 80 .
sH,s ssssay sd Ass tSs ss,ss y ..v . $3.50.
,aa4ozHs 30 xoI4oa

: vnp~sssa sAsis - neTsse TA4SLs8a sss
- ssEzo ~ ss e tsssfs asi6f EksTf ksTaszsH
NG eSs a.. - ~ ssE - ~ Eeod .ftss'a
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spinolas Empire Brigade, (i5sth New York;
over one thousand stron :, arrived In the CITY
last night, and this morning passed down the
Syenue; The regiment Is commanded BY Col.
MeNasry Is LieEt. Colonel and j. lie yiscEo,
Major The regiment is accompanied sby an
excellent drum corps. - 80 80 = -
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ForRTH WARDSrAyIos CAsss-Befors yss-
bee HdIter.-Thes. II, Price and William True,
turned over 70 thu military. s. A. Bent, sleep
ing In the street; do. M,ry Sullivan, drunk
and nThttng the offcer; fined g. Francis For
and John Robinson, creating a n uis,lnce NJ Can-
tsrbury dis missed Graysr Dutch, col, threats
OF violence; workhouse 30 days. Thos John
son, sleeping IN 3 wagon; dismissed.
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RETURyED.-Mr. John Watt, 20 long the gar.
dsner N tie Presidents mansion, who went to
Europe some time since on behalf OF the Arri-
ccItaTal bGreau, has iustIeturAed with large
and varied assortment of seeds. rIanta 4 sc
They VIII b duly distributed arions the agri-
cultural community in the States -
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NoTICE.-Those in want Of Employment OF any
i Kind would better call on the new Inteliigence
once, No. 511 Ninth St. where the best OF pay
will be given TO orst-esss Servants. hsve always
Chsmbsrmsids, Walters and Sesunstresses slso for
Young Men 70 wait tables. in private families or
hotels Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
OF good help viii fnd il 70 tpeir advantage 20 cali
n. B.-Houses wanted. The bes< OF tenants can
be obtained without charge by applying = above.
IS-ly q. III. MILLER
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AEEivaD.-The Philadelphia staam fire en-.
zine Hioernia, with ten skilled men to manage
IL reached this city las night, and is now in the
Quartermaster's Department, that brought it
hIther, propose to keep 1t. This 10 . right move
indeed, in view Of the enormous value OF tho
6oyeTnments property in this city now shell
tered BY buildings that are hardly mora than
mere sheds.
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sylvsnia syenus nsar AZ street. Ana Sc The spisa-
did stock Of Ney Goods now opeafay, and take your
choice for enc dollar. = 20 - a.
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The ARMY CosrRAor FRAups-Tho Gov

Til. ARMY CONTRAcT FRAUDs.--Tho Gov.
crnmsnI C"nIrucI Investigating Committee.
~ Washington, ara now engaged lpOn tho
sui j"cr 0t tho alleged frauds. TIey dis
cover that tho same hol sHs have been twice
sold 10 th0 Government; Supnrlntendents
aud Inspectors have bren brlbed TO certify
to horses, sometimes selling them To private
individuals; that tho enormous amount paid
by tho War Department for transportation
hus induced strong competition among rail,
road compares, 80 that many Colonols in
tho West, IN moving their regiments East
have received zach from 81 800 to 81 600
bnnns; some suffers are making S3, 900
pr"iils por month; that all tho sutIsrs
south of the Potomac sell liquor. with the
eno~ledge of tho ntlicors, that il is smuggled
Ia boxrs marked "Goverumonr and Hospital
stores. or packed in barrels and marked
Beef"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31
ZollicoRer,

A brief but comprehensive biography OF
the late Gen. ZblIcolfer is contained in he
following from the New York Tribune -
Felix h. Zolicoffer (irrevereutly styled
"Snolegosler" by the Union solGier, J
was of n Swiss family which emigrated to
Tennessee some iilly or sixty years ago.
Felix was born in Maury county, near
Nashville, in lSl2; was educated a
primer; edited, when 22 years of aye,
NE Columbia Observer in 1885 was
made State Printer and in l842 necame
editor o, the Nashville Bonner, then the
leading Wing paper in the State. In
1888 he was chosen TO Congress as an
"Nm"rlcau." served three terms with con
siderable credit and was leadin 9
champion OF Bell Evrreu Unionism in
1867. When il became evident that the
rebellion would gain the upper hand n
Tennessee, he plunged into the current,
md has since been d prominent rebel. la
September last, hr was made BrigadieI
General. and sent into East Tenne 'see a'
commander in that department, where he
did very much to crush out or slife the
hitherto overwhelming Union senlimont
He was n man Of narrow but rather acute
mind, and ol good personal character ant
habits, who's" early Jacksonism and late
Whiggery qualified him TO exert n power
iul influence IN East Tennessee. His mil
itary aprluGes, such as they are, mus
have been acquired since he was made
General.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31
Yankee Worship in Richmond.

We had Thought. says the R,cn'nOnd Er.
dminsr, that we were incapable at bong
taken by surprise by any low act OF III
diligence or dotereIce towards Yankees by
a government thut cntIears them hero To
enjoy tho iats of Offices and contracts. or by
q public which has not forgotten It's old
standard of "soclety," as measured in tho
amount of court aud dirty toadyism they
nigh, be permitted to pay to Norlhrrn no
liabilities But wo wore mistaken. We are
Intensely aud altogether surprised aE the
latest event of Yaukeo Impudrnce and
Richmond serViiIy. Wa are surprised io
learn that certain Yankee. Dr. Kng. from
Newport, Rhode Island, has ueru prrmrttod
10 como here to soc SICK sou II prisoner
We are surprised to lenrE that the dou,o .
his lady aud son, are occupying very soIrc'
rooms at the Arlington House. We arc
surprised to learn that these persons are
called upon by tho wouId.hG.ette "a very
feeble "would-bo," though, wo suppose OF
Richmond, and that women OF Virginia.
making such social pretonce. have been
h0cking TO SOC tho Yankee family cucIe.
and to perform daily tho debasing work ot
paying the greatest clviIIties to the enemles
OF our country aud state. 1t Mrs LlncolI
was only holding court at tho SpulswOnd
in her celebrated green SILK ana hhnois
witcherv. we have no doubt there are crea
tures in Richmond who would bend thou
nscks tor the social honor Oi lickiUg u htI't
dust 10 her presence.