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AT THE lydia RUBBER STORE of Allen Clapp Il
Co. Penn avenue, between 10Th and 18th str. cts,
the officer and soldier May find great variety Of
Rubber Coats, Ponchas, Blankets Leggins Air
Pillows. Beds. Boots, Cups, Pipes, and the thou
Eand and one useful articles in the RI bier line.
Also a large stock Of Buffalo Robes lined and un-
lined, Wolf and Lap Robes, Wool Blankets. all col
ors. Cork Beds. Horse Blankets and everything to
proInote warmth and comfort in the camp and field
Here, too, may be found a large assortment of
shirts. Cndershiyts, Drawers, Stockin Buckskin
Gloves and Gaunnetts. Salises, Leather Bags and
all trunks made to stavd gh usa ge in bagga ge
wagons. Camp Stools, Cots and Arm Chairs All of
which will be sold at reasonable prices. no slim
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THE INDIAN HERB Docroe from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of
their compai nts or illness, without receiving any
information, from them. No charge for consultation
or adriCe. Office, No. IL Washington Building
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Seventh street,
WashiD ytcn. ID. e.. u2s-tf
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AUCTION SALES.

By L. WALL & co., Aue.ioneers.
OAR MosSfsa Al koTeSs.s a
will sell, without reese, We, for cash :,
Number Of excellent Work Horses, Wagons, and
Terms cash
no 10 WI. WALL 4 CO, Auct..
By ". L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
Nl XTcTios.Non SATURDAY MORNING. a,d
Instant, at 70 o'clock. We win SELL -
saa : sis B9a s.s''
1 Mare, s.ssy and Harness.
DoH WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
BY. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
E&CELLENT FAMILY CARRIAGE AND PAIR
MORNING sGsiss y, z sArERpar
Of the Auction Rooms, we .hsil sell >. ''0''
a.n of sss and nearly New
estate Of the late W. V. II. Brown. s " 'As
BY order Of the Adn,inistr.trix.
no ls-st tRepJ J. c. NcGUiRE q CO.. Aucts.
By c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioncer.. :
A pMINIsTRAT0RS SALE OF PERSONAL
iPrksSE nSs &.
sssssn % .S. q q; s. &.
Sup fiSr GSiS Hunting Case Watch and Chain,
Set oil Pearl Studs and Cuff Buttons,
Set Green Studs and Gun Buttops
sssrss s ss. sisa iIll. s3d B sssn'
fs,...i n.ssiss Trsnt,: wfisiss Desk,
Ch:peau, Mexican Spurs. and lot Military Cloth
Tes. with many other articles o. PERSONAL Ef.
s.s 'sN MsaSih As&ie eo ,s., ss.
Byw. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auetioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF TIE ENTIRE STOCK
u OF fLSh VINES, LIeroRs, cre.xs, HRRNEr-
MosSSp e.
6sthe Bro I 's s' tn: s.GE.
street, their entire stock of 6ne Wines, Brandes,
c Cs1sse{ Er.SS 81; so on ,SI;r
Grape Lssf GIN. very S high Ss anrar edr'''on'
Port Wines. consisting Of pure Juice.
London Dock and Burgundy
sos Il WhisAsy y. direct FROM Keptueky.
Scotch and Irish Whiskeys. from the best distil-
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, of ane quality,
Batavia AErsck ZwetcheH and Kirchwassen,
f siaeERsrry yf and Peach Brandy
Gin and Bra nd~ Cocktails,
lion, st. Julien; and, also, superior Chateau
ss
imported Havan and domestic manufacture
Theoretically Sealed Fruits and Meats, consisting
S Ghisb 1..r Tu p Gales Topsucsss.
Tomatoes. String Be7ns
Currant. Strawberry, AID Cranberry Jeilie,. and
F Fyp;s ,n "T Ming. most complete assortment of
Plain and Mixed Pickles, Chow-chow, Lobster.
brandy Peaches and Cherries, &C.,
Also, the StOr. Fixtures.
Terms CT sh.
The attention of Farilies Suffers. and 9th ers Is
called to this sale, as the goods fresh and ony
offered at auction because the owners are changing
their business.
The Store for rent; inquire Of the Auctiouecrs.
no 19 ". l.. WALL & Co Aucts
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GREAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, Ella Baltimore and
HaT ,isbrg 70 The North and West-Two trains leave
Wsshin gton daily and one on Sunday-auick time
low fare aud sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through At Government rates. For tickets and fur
Their information apply at the oice Of Great Penn
sylyania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylysns
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington. Office open from
S 8 m. until p. M; on SUNDAYS from to p. m,
al Hly Il. .. NORTON Agent.
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LOCAL NEWS.
xMUsgMBNTs TONIGHT.
wAsHISGros THRATRR. -"The "

WAsHINGToE THRATRR.-"The Wizard
|Skis" will be performed tonight again at the
Washineton Theater. Isabella Cubas IS as
sisted by Senior Yimines and a full ballet corps,
and is ably sustained by an excellent dramatlc
company. The burlrsque OF "Pocahontas'
will also BE- repeated for the last time, Cnan-
frau, Davenport, Annie Wilkes, and pretty
EsHRie Brown, appearing in the cast. -t
GRoyRR's THRATER.-.' The Wild Huntress''
will be produced TO- night ior me nrst time.
sometimes known as "Green Bushes" The
cast is an unrivalled one, and includes Miss
Western, Kate Denim, Setchell, Barrett Rogers
Barron, and the entire company. Blackstone
never penned a more beautiful drama than this.
aud it will be brought out in superb style, in.
deed.
FoEDs THHATBE.-The Couldocks still con-
tinue the cards at FOrd's Theatsr, and are
warmly applauded at each represeutation.
They BOTH appear Tonight, In the play of
and Miss Couldock the Dauphin. The farce of
S'Sudden Thoughts" is the afterpiece. 1t is said
we are soon 10 have English opera at Ford's
CANTERBURY HALL.-The constant efforts OF
the managers Of Canterbury to please by the
employ ment Of first-class artists, are meeting
with deserved success. Such performers as
.Juha Mortimer, Kate Pennoyer, Agnes Suth
ffiahd, Lille Brandon, and others, necessarily
draw good houses. : = -
y CREMoRNE CIRcus.-No one should forge,
that the engagement Of Dr.. Thayer, the humor.
ast expires on SATURDAY next. In the meantime
eentation OF the "Field Of the Cloth of Gold, is
continu, q, anu the famous rider, Eaton Stone
appears IL the representation OF "Grimaldi on
Hofsesack The pantomine Of Sieve and
fnantoms" viii aiso be performed.
ACADEMY OF MusIC.-Free concerts daily nv
Wellenstein, Brandeis, Miss Bernard and MI
Wachtel. Attentive walters dispense refresh.
fnents.
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INDIA RUBBER CoODS.-The place to buy your
Rubber Coats, Leggins, Camp Blankets. Eayelocks,
Haversaeks. and every article made from India
Rubber. is at II. A. Halls India Ru bier Warehouse
where you can obtain them At manufacturers
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets nc % IF
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CP1srAnoRn,a HAIa ppzsEaz.r1uu

Is Invaluable with his Dye as il mpsrts the snost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair.
Price 81 cents, s. and So per bottle according to
size. Oc g. eo1rIr
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BUFFALO RopEs alIs sizes, Wolf Robes, Skunk
Robes, Tiger Robes, Army Blankets, Blue, Green
Red, White, Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Rubber Store of Allen, Clapp & Co, Penn
avenue, between nth and 18th SITS. no3-Im
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DESIRABLE ISDIA RUBBER GoeDs.-Mr. H. A.
Light dull finished Coats; also dull finished Pom
eh9s, extra large sizes; ALSO lot of blue En- gish
TS!mas very long, at $40 each also extra long nd
light lin wei ght) Rubber Caps with sleeves hich
he is selling at Manufacturer prices at his Inia
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsy lysnia avenue be-
tW 9Th and 10th SITS DC off
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EOR RENT-A large and very finely furnished
L CHI LANDER communicating directly with the
PsrlOr, for rent, at 346 street, between 18th and
18th streets FraDk lin Row. Also, at same place.
two large. fine ROOMS, comm uncating with each
other. Each of the above suits Of rooms are nd.
mirsbly adapted fer two gentlemen, or gentleman
and wife. Bath with hot and cold water in the
house. Spacious and beautiful yard attached
First class Board within two doors. Reference re-
CURED. NOT
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PERsONAL.-Maj. Chas. o. Rogers, proprietor
OF the Boston Daily Journal, and Colonel w
w. Clapp, of the Boston Saturday Evening
Gazette, are at Willard's.
Chas. l.. Curtis, of New York, has been ap-
pointed TO a first class clerkship in the Census
Bureau, vice J. II. Knapp. of New York, trans.
felred 10 the Agricultural Bureau.
Assistant Surgeon VIM. Il. Gibson, ". s: NJ
died on board the U. s. steamer Connecticut, on
the sth November, 1862
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PREPARING FOR COEGREss.-At the Capitol
workmen are busily employed in getting the
halls and committee rooms ready for the coming
session OF Congress. The House has been reno
waited throughout, carpets laid and the furni.
ture carefully cleaned and replaced. The SEN
ate chamber has also been thoroughly cleaned,
and the doors on the north side have been
grained. In the rear Of tie fountain the rooms
lately occupied by the Government bakery are
having complete oyerhauling, being newly
plastered and fitted up with marble mantlas, &c.
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LADIES, Mems, Youths, Misses and Children's
Rubber Boots. Shoes, Sandals and Caters; Ladies
aid Gents Buckle 0vershoes. with felt lining and
top; Mems short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clapp q Co. r India Rubber store Penn avenue
between 10Th ana llth SIS. no Il I'm
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By W L. WALL q CO.. Auctionees
DEREAPTORY SALE or LARGE STOCK or
u EnrKsIIrRE, sro,ss, Ac; OF DS,IxE DsclIs
yember ~, commencing 1t 100 clock, will cell Sa
the bret floor ofthe Auction Rooms, without re-
serve, Tor cash, large stock. embracing
Is Mahogany, Walnut Marble top and Plain Ba-
D. Mahogany and Plain wardrnbes
HMalnut and Mahogany Sideboards,
Is Walnut and Mahogany Sofas and Tetates,
fockers, Easy and Psrlor Chairs.
100 Jenny Lind, Grecisn, Cottage. Elizsbetheas
snd other Double and Single Bedstesds.
~ Walnut. Cherry Extension Dining and other
Tables. different sizes,
Walnut W he tnots and Etaeers,
Comforts, Blankets, Feather, Hair Bolsters and
Feather Beds Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Cane and Wood Sc at Chairs and Rockers, large
variety, Ire.
Gilt Mahogany I Walnut Frame Mirror,
Ingram, Hemp, and other Carpets,
ALSO
u inch complete Cooking Stoves,
sirch do do do,
~ pinch do do DO
All in order for Wood or Coal.
Also. let Furniture BY order Of the Administra-
tor. With many other articles In Furniture line
which have been removed to our Store, for conve-
nienee cfsale.
Terms cash.
non WI. WALL & co Aucts.
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
very desirable. it can be folded up into A very
small space, lifting into canvas bag. 1t is strong
and durable, and can be converted into II chair or
lounge at will, and Ia so arranged that II may be
stuffed with hay straw 1t Is made of bo TN car
pet and canvas. For sale at the India Rubber Store
OF Allen, Ciapp Co., Penn. avenue, between i0th
and Ilth SITS. ocS-lm
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By J. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Asetiossers
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KIrcHBN YuR-
rISSsI pssihh hxsfavnlSrs, &c.-6a
eSeloek At the residence e br. PeeSoey. No. SIS
, rsss;h street. s eefvsse ssa xstTsss shs sr.t
niteIe and EHeets, CON priains-
Dental O heif and Spittoon, -a..-..
Suit Of Waisst and HeIr.cioth Psrlsr Yuruftsre.
heseveed and ether marble toy Tables,
ss ssySi1 Ell, I'M r. p. - ether C.Ipsts
9tit Chandeiers end 7ae Rixtures,
MsiHut, bRahp4any and other Bsdsteads,
Walnut and Rosewood Mareie-top Buresas sod
Wsshstauds,
Walnut and Mahogany wsrdrobes,
superior lot Of Cottage Furniture,
Bed and Table Linen, Blankets, Comferts
Hair snd husk Mattresses, Pillows,
Oak Rxtension Dining Table,
Cane scat Chairs,
China, Glassware, Cutlery, &c,
No. National Cook Stove, nearly new,
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms cash.
'roFd &c INQUIRE a co Auets
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Il AUCTION SAIlESgJTT
TINS AFTERNOON AND fo.M0RR0W
By J. c. McapfRY 4 Co Aac,io.e.r.

By. C. Mc1pfRE 4 CO. Aactione.rs
"A pmiNIsTRAToRrt BALE OF ySRY vALU
A ipHtsr.-on WEDNESDAY, Moves
Der r. n., Sesoct. land continped ZACH asy q
that be- VI unW the whole 10 dirposed OF D sksU
sell at tn AUCTION Rooms Of James q. Mctiaire =
Co, the Nensivs sad valu Able Ilhrsry 81 49,
Amos p; LII re ssss%s.i.int about isss veis.S
bound in The bee EnsisA Cali bindings. We 49,
Sir walter Scott. o. 'mplss. WORKS. Losao,, us...
Epescie ,edts i Brsesnni. =, tv.siystvs vo,uu.sa
Beydeiies shsiesrssre .6sllsrI. one sssarsS IN,
conpIsse WORKS Of Byron ;. oopsr,
Dickens, Sheridan, Roberteen, .
Sir H psvy. Beaumont and Yfe. chsr.
hn s,ss &C., ssi sosssirs cru.
best editions, and beaa TRULY be>-ud,
B.aerefts, and other HiAsries,
AAtssnI. IsIts, Lord Bacon, Lamb. "a
Esii eel or P ssest 0Aes R~pcrt. from p4i. bossa.
Together with large and veil sslsetsd lot % Mts,
eellansous Works IN every depsrtment Of uterS-
tuYe. -. - --.
Catalogues win - resdy for distributisa ssas
days 1rier 70 u. sssss 1sr%s essh, :
nos eo4 j. @. MCGUIRE CO. AucfH
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CORSs. BuNIOSS, CalOsities, Club and Inverted
Nails Enlarged Joints. Cbillblains and all Diseases
OF the Feet successfully treated. without pain o
loss Of blood, by DR.. White. Surgeon Chir0pndist
at 424 Penn, ylyaDia avenue. between Four-and-a u
half ard Sixth streets, Washing tou d. q. Opera
tlOns performed in a few minutes and the patient
can always walk immediately without the least
Inconvenience. Ladies and gentlemen attended AZ
their residences when desired no l3
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DEAFNESS, Eye and Ear Noises in the Head
Throat Diseases, Catarrt al Affections These NAL
sdieS tally and successfully treated by De- Won
Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist. 227 Pennsylya-
MIA avenue. = It*
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS AT THE COR
", NIB OF eaSL ,ssp TWELFTH srssErs.-0s
4,s o'clock, on the premises We shall sell Lots A
snd d, in subdivision OF Lot 40. !, square rs.
% the corner OF Canal street and running back rs
feet. containing each l.s3 square feet. The loca-
non OF these lots render them very desirable for
business PURPOSES.
Terms OF sale One half in cash: the remainder
IL twelve months, nth interest, secured by deel
of trust on the premises.
Tile perfect
no Is j. G. MEG UIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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FACTS FOR SOLDIERS.-Throug hout the Indi an
and CIimean Campaigns the only medicines which
proved Themselves able to cure the worst cases OF
Dyeentery. Scurvy and Fever we're Hoilowuy's
Pills and Ointment Therefore let every volunteer
see that he is supplied with them. Only p cents
pot or box
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EOR SALE-The STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD
Il WILL of q first class Wholesale Liquor and
Suter Establishment: has been doing fine bust.
ness for two years located in the central part of
Pa avenue; will also make first class restaurant
For full particulars apply to the Agency Office
81 1 9Th street. near Pa avenue
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LOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE beauti-
Il fully located, or the rooms would be rented
separate II desired. One room the first floor
would suit gentleman for an Off ce and chamber
and two rooms to suit gentleman and wife for house
Keeping Inquire at the SITS office no IT-Str
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

O"THE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING of the
uS Union building Association of Cieorg town
viii he held at the Council G. amber, THURSDAY
EVENING next, 2 tn inst, at O'Clock As so ~
definite action will be taken for terminating tn,
Association and closing p it's affairs. the members
sre requested to be in attendance
no 1887 TTI0S. JEWELL Sec
4 TTENTION,
"A DEALERS IN APPLES
SO barrels prime Baldwin. GreeniBg &c Apples
just rcceiv ed per schooner Mary Cl-av Gland
For sale upon reasonable terms by
j. d ROBINSON.
No. 90 Water street,
no l5-4tr Georgetown, ID. e..
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FOR RENT-Pour ROOMS, for S75 per month,
y with Furniture, No. 459 Tenth street, between
II and Z. Enquire on the premises no il cost.
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SENT TO THE OLD GAPrToL-The following
persons were sent to the Old Capitol prison
Yesterday and the evening before: James Lyd-
dam, 7th Virginia cavalry: Chas. b. Davis
member OF Whites guerilias; A. F. Kimmel,
proprietor OF kimmel House, Washington; E.
IT, Ford, citizen of Virginia: Jas. NJ. Catlett
ana W. T. Quisenburg, Of Catlett's Station,
Virginia; VIM. Harnup and Geo. Harmon, LIST
missouri, rebel deserters who are willing TO
take the oath; Edward-M. Lucas, formerly a
rebel suffer from North Carolina, who re-
manned in charge Of a Eirginian's farm while
ne (fhe +. F-N. went South; VIM. Garrison,
John Perkins, and Snowden Strother, prison
trs OF state from Virginia: NJ. w. Hash ins and
w -. Hasklns, 22d South Carolina: J. l.. Jor-
dan, 18th Virginia
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Also. City Property and Houses Tor sale. nnIt:t

p0OK STATION VERY AND FANCY STORE FOR
- SBLE.-An ests blished Store in GEORGETOWN
ID c., doing firstrate business. is now offered for
sale. Terms made reasonable. Applicatiu fer the
Post Office. nof-2v+
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EEcRT1Ts.-YPsterday Is r 'crUits for SiCkls,'
H. cat". and band OF - pieces for the FirSt
sat~, First DivisIOu, Sixth Army Corps,
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Contsining
diniD. room, kitchen, parlor and three large
honses and garden alta hed furniture fine and new
Apply immediately at No. IL A street north.
i--2f
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FURNISHED APARTMENTSTO LET-APAR.
Il LOR and two CHAMBERS, on the SECOND floor:
in an excellent location Apply at 272 4 street
corner 18th no g ST.
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t'0R RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, contsin-
L ing rooms, GIFTED witt gas newly aud com,
Plctely Furnished. Possession given on the lst Of
rer ted for Boarding House. Apply at sic Mary
land avenue, between 18th and 18th sts., Island
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MARhlED FOLKS "A nice suit of ROOMS, well
IfI Furnished, en- first floor. Also additional
Rooms may he had, suitable for housekeeping. for
small family
Meals can be furnished in the rooms If desired
RncnIS can be seen at any hour. by calling at No
81 ). on 18th ST.. between Ii and 90 efs
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Tn. tinvHPHMET BAKER forr erIy Ior-t.d
ne iaseInPnt OF The CtpitOl, IL now an Ora
81 iiIe large Wa-rhou g in Captain Easby's
Il e j ip yard. receltly occupied by Captain
O.':d>On. near Georgetown, by thu river side
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NOTICE-TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
~ OiHEHS.-A gentleman, with a small family
occupying a house eegihly situated in Geo. getown
wouiG rent the same Furnished. to the right party
and take Boz ri for the If desired References
given and required. Ad:res c. - this Office
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FC NErAI. cY A MARINE-Private John Cor.
f5-an. OF the Marine Corps who died on Mon
cay night OF typhoid fever, was buried from
T. barracks yesterday with the usual hsuors
H. deceased was from PhiIadeiphia, and had
b Y hut few months an The corn,
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M ANTED-Every person to know that / ara in
w the mar ket, ready to pay cash for all articles
In the housefurnshing line: TtSse leaving the
city or having a sur plus. will do well to call r.
BUCHLY, aga Seventh street, between G. ard n
least side, Dealer in New and Second hand Furni-
ture. no i6-tf
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DEFERRED Loo ASS" fourth psy. OF to-
- star for Interesting deferred loo al article
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED Up IN
Il front of Jackson Hall. Riding GLOVE. for
the left hand win confer favor by leaving IL at
the Stare of HINTON TEL. 400 Pa. av. It,
STRAYING On MY PREMISES, since MAY last
- n red Buffalo cow dry which the owner can
have by proving property and paying expenses.
MRS. Z. McEADDER,
It, Armory Magazine.
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FOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
l. OF first rate Restaurant and Drinking saloon,
ct ntrally located. two doors from Growers Thea
tire, in the city of Washing on; row doing a good
business the situation i good one for the sieaY
oyster business connected thereto For furthf
information, apply at $50 street, between 18th
ard l4th . NO II at
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AN0R RkNT-PARLOR with Oh mber and Bath
u Room adjoining, furnished in superior style.
wi! h new octave piano. in private dwelling. In
quire at No. 1870 west ID street, between D and T.
streets north. no J7-Str
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-A very pleasant
Il FRONT ROOM on the I'd noor suitable for one
or TWO gentlemen References required. Apply on
no
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NUTICE.-Those in want of Employment OF any
l kind would better call on the new Intelligense
OGee, No. 511 Ninth ST., where the best Of pay
will be given to first lass Servants: have always
applications on hand for good Cooks Laundresscs
characteristics, Walters and Seamstrcsses: also
for Young Men to wait on table in private families
OF hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
OF good help will find it to their advantage tn call
n. R.-Housea wanted. The best of tenants can
be obtained wit hcut charge by applying As above.
no 4-tf N. II, MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-19

NTANTED.-10O0 tons Cotton and Wooden
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An Incident.

t. II. Squire, Surgeon 29th New York
Volunteers, in letter from Roanoke Island,
thus mentions a most affecting incident:
The daughter of DR.. Cutler, Dist Massa-
chusetts, of whom have spoken in pre-
vious letter, died few days ago at New
burn, of typhoid fever. Her remains were
brought back to this island, and buried to-
day. Who will write her epitaph in beft-
ting verse? She was the friend of the sick
and wounded soldier; educated, accom-
plished, young, beautiful, affectionate, pat
riotic, pious, self-sacrifcing. In her death
in the van Of the army, woman, pure and
lovely has been laid as victim upon the
altar of Liberty. She died away from home !;
a father whom she loved stood by her, but
his duty to the wounded soldiers prevented
him from accompanying her remains to their
temporary resting place on this beautiful
island. Sacred be the spot where her re-
mains now lie Ye winds that whisper in
the pines, breathe her requiem Ye
grapes and mistletoes that climb upon the
trees and droop from overhanging boughs,
bend down and kiss her lonely grave Bay,
y1he, and magnolia, distiIl your fragrance
around the tomb; in life her gentle virtues
breathed like perfume Dear girl,
would that had power to hand thy name
down to all coming time