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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.
rRou wIsHiSGN0N.

WARRINGTON, July /. Senator Chandler, vi
Michigan made direct attack On thy President,
ana Con Mcclellan IN debate to-day
PlaLar
Tho President has nominated - the senate
Gems. llelnaleman. sumner, KEYS and Fiz
loan Porter to Beuyet Brighter ueneral,iu Ill,
regular army ana Major Gtacr,ls OF Neuuteags
for gallant conduct III the field.
The L.uchbargh Republican -a,, !. vas ca.-
rently reported here that Gen. btaur g.td hu.
been suspended from hia command OF NE Army
oil the West, The cause Dis not known. II
the report is true It Will ral,e storm about the
mead OF the President which he Will iiud il hard
10 aIiny We sincerely trast that there is 90
foundation Tor the report
NAsuNsIoN, July The star SAYS on Fri
day last a DIVISION OF Gen. McDoweIls CORPS
touk up their line Of march for " arreutou, Va.
which point taey now hold
" e presume this movements preparatory tu
promps aud proper concentration OF General
Popes army.
Yesterday afternoon a submarine battery was
towed 10 the Navy Yard by a tux from Pnlu.
dephn a 1t lies in tho water It resembles
sturgeon, ami il about 80 icet long and 10 d.
aIneter
WASHINGTON, July S. 1t is currently be-
heyed that Congress will adjourn sane de next
Monday. The business has been reduced to
only II lew prominent measures, ana the other
matters will DC disposed OF wlthuus much con-
uoyersy.
The COMMITTEES ol Ways and Means will
hay, disposed of all those bills originated by
them. Tho tariff bull with ths Senate amend.
ments will bo returned 10 the House Tomorrow
The cOniscanon bill Is pending in the Confer
enoe COMMITTEES The soldiers pension and
naval appropriation bills are yet to be definitely
acted upon.
NV YoRA, July (. |, is rumorea that the
Navy Department will SOON place Commodore
foote ut tue head ui the new naval expedition,
Tor VIII h vessels are fitting cut, to consist
chiefly u yesels OF the regular navy.
Lieut.. Frank Brownell the syenser OF CUl.
Ellsworth, WAS not killed AZ has been reported
The Times Washington dispatch says the
Seci etary OF War stated to day that the replies
~ the call Tor 300 600 more volunteers have be-
gun to come IN, aud are TAR more favorable than
the government anticipated lie doubts not
but that the speedy furnishing OF recruits will
BE- equal to the national want.
Gen. Ii. ). lumpsted of Little Rock il dead
NV YORK, July 10. The Worlds wush
ington dispatch says il il nut unlikely that the
President will lsue proclamation at All cal "
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Important flom the South.

Prom The MemnIs Aynlanche OF the SOlh.

From the Memphis Avalanche OF the S0th.
We understand that information has been re-
celytd from wel-inIormed sources in the South
which leads to the belief that IL new programme
has been determined upon. IL " alleged that
the leadersln the Southern movement. nothing
Hbashed by past dlscomftures, ure nerving them
selves for u tremendous effort. They consider
that the territory recently given up has weaken
VI the Federal authorities, and correspondingly
strengthened the South They think they will
hold Richmond and Virginia, but even il they
should fail in these particulars, they have no
idea OF giving up.
IL is said that the new policy is to fight "a
long as IT is possible to do ~, but when they
can do 30 no longer, instead of surrendering-
instead ct having their property conhscsted and
themselves disiranrhlsed-the leaders will make
dre;t proposition to either France or England
10 become colony or appendage. Ii is further
said' that the Southern leaders prefer, il the
alternative is forced upon them to become the
subjects OF Napoleon This may be one reason
why Napoleon Is engaged with cOoniEing schemes
in Mexico
we give the aOoye a' the prebable-nay, al.
most certain policy OF the Confederate leaders,
II they should he driven to the wall. We hay,
good Ietson Tor The belief that it 10 their sol.
ennly declared policy in the emergency SUP.
posed, and hence We place il before our readers
Whether the Border States will agree to tins
policy remains to he seen. 1t is not improbable
that Tennessee may choose TO mark out her own
course IN the premises.
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ArpLR Oh DsCoRD. We print elsewhere the
comments oil the " Conservative . Waichmaa
upon the State Convention containing CLASH
cal and promolosca aluson to an apple OF
dscOrd.', From this allusion, one might be
led to suppose that the apple y was trouble
some because every one in tho convention liked
it-a superstition that Receives considerable on
enlargement from the fact that according 10
he Ndtehmdn's report OF the convention, every
one agreed fully with tho sentiments Of the res.
,olutiou, and it " was adopted amid the most
uproarious applause Wearu Inclined to think
however, that our oosonporary did Mt mean
Just that, but be did moan That a resolution
which expressed IN te terms the sense Of every
man IN the convention, and to whose scope and
bearing no man uttered one word Of objection
on his own account, mus, I be introduced into
Vermont assembly unless it bears the seal and
superscripson Of the men who are endeayorinc to
run the " conservative machine IN ,his State.
That kind of party conservatism the convention
ut last very distinctly repudistcd and tho time
has been and snce the rebellion too. that the
Wetchnas would have rejoIced as heartily ut
such result us any body.
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WIcKLlFrE AND Congressman
Wicklliie, who WAS anxIous TO get Information
respecting the arming OF negroes at Hilton
Head, does \ t seem pleased with Gen. hunters
pointed reply The House ordered the letter
printed, which disturbed thc,qlammity OF Ar.
Wicklille, aud he made an effort to have the
vote reconsdered, in which however Inc re-
ceiyed tho small encouragement Of twenty-slx
votes only. In the course Of the discussion,
Messrs. Mallory and WickIife deprecated the
armlng OF slaves, though Mr. Mallory was
willing they should be employed BY our army
in mental services This shows decided nd
vance in the opinions OF even Kentucky slave
hoiGers, who have hitherto manifested the ut.
most reluctance against sanctiouing the use Of
negroes for any purpose in this war We don I
think Mr.. WIckliils will give Gen Hunter oc-
ea'ion to write another letter on the subject Of
armlng negroes,
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" a Conservative " view
Ffom tlIa Watchmau.

IuR STATE CoNyGNrI0N,-Wc have no place
for extended remark On the Proceedings OF the
State Convention. which met in this place Oh
Wednesday. We give full report, and from
this our readers must Judge for themselves. A
more united and harmonious Convention. We
venture to say, never assembled in this State, so
far MS the forenoon proceedings are concerned
The same noiy aud harmony prevailed in the
afternoon, until theappe ot'discorl was thrown
10 by Hon. &, w. Willard, by way OF an
amendment to the report Of The Committee on
reSolutlons,-a report which was complete with
out amendment, ana judicious without overmucl
caution. From the time that Wizards amend
msnt was introduced the harmony Of the Con.
venuOn was destroyed. and many loft tho hall
" more in sorrow than in anger Few indeed
were satisfied with the final action Of the Con
yenIiou and even worry many that voted Tor Mr..
Willard = amendment are onSspoken in their de-
nunciations OF the policy Of ts introduction
considering 1t unnecessary, aud only tending t.
destroy that unity of action thst otherwise would
have been usbroken.
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WARRINGTON, July T. Senator Chandler, ot
Michigan made direct attack on Ia, Pfe.ident
and Con. Mcclellan ia debate to-day
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DIED,


ness JAMES %ffHERs asd i s. yss sH"1s a.,
tive of Warrrnton. Virginia but for the past 1
years resident of Washington
Fs fris nds and those of the family are reap -.
Iully invited to attenf his fineTSl IN t. ur.lay
morning the 18th instant, At II o'ci"rk, from HI,
i and X. -
In this city, on the lIth instant after short =:
painful illness. FRANCES ADDELL THURNTON.
IN The nth year OF her
The friends of the family are res pectfullv invited
10 sttenr her funeral, on THURSDAY tue 18th At .
o'slock, from the residence Of her parents went
hrst street between and
On the evening of the llth instant GEORa,E
HENRY ANDERSON, the third and youuerst SON
OF Henry and Emma Augusta Piper aged Il
love my little Henry once
He Was my grateful pride
llovei him. oh, perhaps too we'll,
The relatives and friends Of the family sra re-.
sr@ctfully invited to attend his fune raj on Thurs
S 'i os from No 4ss Fourteenth street
November 18th EDDIE TUCKER. infant sor, Of
ssma,l T. and Mary T.. Crown. aged is months
T -. take place st the sesdsnce OF s
tend. r. pubiicsnl
Of faith, Mrs. ELIzABETH HAzATD. VII Of
The iriend- OF the family ar, r quastr - attend
the funeral, at her residence on Eievearh r, ~: .
Island, st3o'clock on Thursday theINh
On the %G5pngm Of ths I2,h inst.n o -onG
Mary 4. Suter, aged IL m 1nths All w,eL
Tie friends of the family ale Invited to sttsnt
clock from the residence oShi ps-rt:s. No a1G
street, between 5th and 9Th.
Onthe l2h Instant. MARC tRFT 1'kEtEN ID
'1s la mn n Year II hsr age May -ha ~eat IL Tesce
Dep"t' at L. t,otock TbursA-y.
tHAlu'ore pap t--tf
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NJ MASlTY OUTHAGED--EGiior St1r-D.ar
Sir: :" Ill you permit i,I" through the columns
OF your paper, 20 call IN" attention of iie p,IbIic
10 some OF the abuse and intjecpr ct.S i,iIy
prac;crd anon. ~, IN Tn-lrti 10 m. tf,.i,,t :,
u'eeastd soldier. as .&hibited IL a f.vy facts
tHat Rave com" under nv own vf.,aryar,.,,t
ION Nhlie Ma acting - ~ C.Ea,r % the
FloSCs; GrarG ami since ha "a been t;s.V,.til,y
my atentiontc ih- spiritual welfare. - IA,
sufferers In = frw .. u,;. nos pitfalls
Is II right 10 IL liver INC I, mar, O, tko~.
beloved oii-s Of Gun cv,tl'r, to .ii, i-r,, ]trs-
tc charac'frs ~ ar" ciipicyeu b. tie UnLer-
taser tn convey them 20 Ne place .. inf. vlr..,i
And then look ~ tn. r;,k..,v ,!;i.I, that :.
nsed LOT hearss, ami the brui!r.n Gown horse o.
mule that comlI..'r the exhibition tn.
escort Is often compelled to wait :.n huur OF
more after the tim" .tprIutcl Tor Ski ;.ue 81
conveyance 10 apf'ar. On arriving At Tho
cemetery, the oriy ear ~ lie (lri,.. AVID
attendants at TIE ground ss'rI.- 90 - "a. Inn.
their load, and get - out of .th-tr " ay Ia Ih-
shortest time possible. to,iins are sottrn Di!,
one upon another. IN conveying them from IN
cspital 10 the burial ground. Cracks ar GU
seen III the collins, of iuli oua thIrd Of tE-t,
length. ! am told at the hos pitfalls tina; il :,
often impossible 10 close them .p ,urc,y, bacal,S
OF the poorness OF tie material vi which they
are made. The attendants AZ thr grounds S.e,l
TO have no regard to propri-ty. 49, may i, s,.,..,
every day in the indecent ha s,e and ru,h,--.
manner In W hlch the corpse Is hurried into tii,.
ground. And am informed by soldiers who
are Oh duty near tlier, that il il not un ro:n mon
10 see In the morning several collins lying upon
the ground, where il is supposed they have
remained all night, with no guard or protection
should there not be more respect shown on.
dead have made my complaint to the "pro-
Yost Marskal." in regard to these facts. and
any one who ia witness TO similar instances or
ho desires reform in this matter, will please
address me- through Box g., City Post ONCE ar
"Irlnlty Hospital" As soon as the evidence is
presented there will be 4 thorough inv-stixa-
lion. "Public sentiment can do much in pre-.
venting this evil. Yours sincerely,
W. q. RAYMOND,
Chaplain Of Trinity Hos pital
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AUCTION SALES.

By. G. MCGUIRE & co. Auotic1eers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
srks1r On AND SOf ThIto s ST EEsr THukspxT
AFTERNOON, December 18th, al o 'clock. on the
an. ~ ss ssef q 'Ss:
10 foiios - 81 ses We shall sell part Of Lot No.
5oSS aRs ss' .S
Third street west and Running back II feet u
ing of mug Dwelling House
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six snl
Twelve months, With Interest," secured BY a deed OF
An sonSeranees ss.ihs -ost Of the purchaser.
IL the terms of sale are not complied with within
five DAYS thereafter the trustees the right
TO resell on one rex netise in the Evening star.
1oHS {. nRit,RRNfss. Trustees
no 7-eod J. c. MCGUIRE q Co. Auets.
NARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of q writ of ssrs
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for tSs
county eff XsS i yto1 and to me directed, vin
a aGSs S. does Of said county on THURSDAY ths
s claim a. and 4 psere. n :. AZ
n,s mos Is and %. ia sqgsre No lsS in the cty %
the improvements thereon. seized and ieried az
a. a. The property Of !Shn Romele and win be soid
tsyr of John W. RidenOur; US. q Upton II Ride
&C a-dts u S. Marshal D. b
MARsHAL'S sALE-In virtue of writs ofseri
lsl fsciss issued from the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court az the District Of Columbia for the
sell at public sale fer ASH in front Of the Court
House door of said county. on thu RsDAT the
18th day Of November. 1S69, at IL o'clock m, the
Pheasant lying aud being in Washington County,
for tbe Ss sSs.
dairy Of the city OF Washington, standing on the
east side of Rety Branch. and the soush line Of
the old Blsdensburz road leading TO Gesrgetovn,
and running the said road with an allowance 81
right north seventy six de grees. vest six and :
half pecches, north twenty two degrees west six-
twenty perch north Fifty Ave and half dexrees
west ten psrches. north seventy one de grees we'd
eighteen perches, TO stone 81 the southeast cor
vided among the heirs of Robt Peter. then ncYfA
one and qTsrter degrees, east enc hundred and
af ss fSs5 Resessss 70 ten
hail degrees east sixty mine perches, TO the Turn
pike rosd. then south four degrees, east one hun
tgen south two and q quarter degrees. west sixf1.
eight and 6-H perches still with the stid road Z
the thirty ninth line of the original tract; then
and GS 100 perches 70 the boundary line Of the 80
city, and with said thirty ninth line thence wiff
the 500 boundary jim Py str ght line TO the be-
perches.
And also that other tract of land bseinnins q.
south esS,Iand. Of said tract Pleasant Hill At sso.s
IN. north e deg IS min. east liz soiSe ,ereSSs
north 81 deg east So 4s-leo perches TO a tarnplSs
road and q stone; thence south deg. - min ed
III s7-ln perches with said turnpike 20 BrovnS
tract being that &c tract Of land ovSsS
by the late jesse Brown, seized and levied upes .
the properly Of Jesse y; Hss, and win be soid 9
3. and 25s to October term, in lsver Off asrtI.
allow, Edward Hall, l.. =. Perry a. Co., WA. r
Birch Geo; W I.r.nt, i.ssnt Hsibsssss 4 o..
eez.a. T q. ! s 4 aaHG S.o
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By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
FTKr STEES' SALE OF BUILDING I0TS-0p
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December 18th, at {
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms of Jas. c: Mcclure
Co. by yItue of deed of trust, da ted October
5th, ISe, and duly recorded in Liber 4. =, No.
g5- folios 27n, ct shall sell Lots No H.
IL IS, IA, Is, u, So. "a, IS and IS. an VIM B. Todd
subdivision of Square No. 668, plat OF which viii
be exhibited st the ssle
Terms One third in cash; the remainder in 81 <
and twelve months with interest, secured by deed
THRUST on the premises
All conveysnces at the cost of the purcha sers
II the terms are not complied with within i've
Sdays alter the sale the tSu sees reserve the
to resell the property on which such default il
made, at the risk and expense of the defaultina
purchaser.
JOHN c. HARKNEss. Trustees.
no T-eod j. c. Meg e IRE Il co. Aucts
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BY. G. MCGUIRE Il Co. Auctioneer.
L-AIUARI.R IMpRQXEn pRApEPTY AN on

By ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneerr.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 9TH
STREET WEST, BErwEEsO ANpP Sis. NORTH,
NOON December 18th, at 4 O'Clock, on the prem
lsee, by virtue of deed of trust, dated January
tn, 1860, and duly co rdrd in Liber j. A. s.. No
ia, fulios S7, u seq; one of the land rec rds FOR
~ssh.nston county, u. C.. We shall sell parts OF
Square No. 5as, fronting IS feet inches Ninth
street west, between ID and streets north and
running back 81 feet inches to 10 feet alley to-
gether With The improvements, consisting of de-
sirste Dwelling House
Terms: One-thiyd cash; They're msinder Ia six and
twelve months. with interest, secured By deed Of
trust on tn premises
All eOryeyances at the cost of the purchaser
III the terms of sale mt piled with in ii We
days thereafr the trustees reserve the right 20
resell at the risk and of the defzultng pur
chaser.
HENRY NAYL0R tr.
JOHN G.. HARKNESS, iruhN"
no 7-eod J. c. CURE & co, Auets
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Chaplain Of Trinity Hospital

observation-disclosures afternoon, an old
cOlored woman, named Mary Chapm IN, Ii wing
on st. south, between Third and Fourth sts
east, went to the Sixth-ward police station and
stated that q contraband woman nAnPd Nancy
who had been sleeping at her house, had, some
time between Saturday morning and yesterday,
given birth TO q child, w hich she had murdered
Mary alleged that she went into Nancy's room
and ''smellin suthin inoffensive." offensive
found the dead body of the child. Nancy did
not deny that she had killed il, and told her
that she had no way TO support it.
t1fhcer Hardin went TO the house and had the
child taken to the Odd Fellows Hall Hos pital;
leaving the woman Nancy in her room lshe
bring unable TO be moved) under surveillance
DIR. Hodges held L post THortem examination,
and pronounced it TO have been murdered by
strangulation. The child is fine male infant
nearly white, and weighs fifteen pounds As
soon as the woman is able to be mo we'd, she will
have 4 trial.
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
very desirable. a. it can Re folded up into very
small space fitting into . canvas bag 1t 10 strong
ana durable, and can be converted into 9 chair or
stuffed with hay straw 1t Is nsde Of DO tn car
pet and canvas. For sale at the India Rubber Store
aud 18th SITS. ocS:m
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GaEAf ro:1Er TKrcarH.


Ne Len! 40 LIME N,:,Gt. Of S,lrer: acts IN
Tsntan"s"rly; never fnis; produce, al the shades
Ot black sHt brown Parties who a.r- iisssi.Ss
with cthrT Dyes. tas with IL -ari sble sa.is.ac
ton
Manufactured BY J. Cri-tadoro. Astor Honse,
Ne% YORK. sold e7e7ywhsre, sad spilled ~ aIl
Hair DresseSs
Price s., SD ard Sc Per box. according 70
EMe' Nc. :
CkIsTATnRo's HAZE rHFSFE~AfIyE
II Invaluable with his Dyo il irlpayt the utmost
fcftBess the most beautiful CLOS and grest vitality
70 the han.
Price Sc cents 81 and So PEI bottle, according 70
sue oc 3)--eolm,,
Al HE lsp!A EUfRER ST1Rs of Allen Clam A
Co., Penn ~ epue, betweel 10Th ana 18th str sets
me chcer M" So,"i"r may ;inis EreSE yarIetS of
kuSboF Goaie, Poseiias.s Bsntsets ise ggins, AR
fiiiuws, Br's. Roots Cups, Pipes, and The thou
strd ana ppc ps.fuI Articles in the Ruf1tr lice
Also larsc stock Of Butfa'o Robes lind an! IN.
lined, v oil and Lap Robes, w col Rlankc:s ali col
ors. Cork Beds Horse BisnRsts. ard eTerytb:ng To
promote warn, III aud The camp and H..li
Slirts. I naershirts Drawers, Stcckings BUCK akin
Glover and Gauntletts. Fa!ises Leatiyr H. - and
sr.i trunks r0aGr ~ sand Euugh usage in ~
wagons. Camp stools, Cots aud Arm Chairs ii ~
which VIII be sold al reasonable prices no I'm
Kntter Coats. L.ssns, Camp Blankets HaYelocks
Hsversacks. and every srticte r,sds from India
Rubber. is at Il. A. Halls ] rdis Rubber Warehouse
wnere yoC can Obtain them at rsanufsct tn r.rs'
prices. 80 Penna. avenue, between 9th ans icth
streets. ocEtf
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By ". L. WALL h CO.. Auctioneers.
DEKEMPToRY ACTION SALE OF GRi
FUTURE DAYS.

By T. D0WLIEG. Auctioneer, Georgetown.
A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF CARPENTERS
- To9IS; LuNBkK, DC. AT ArcTIos;-nn PRI.
DA1 MORNING, l4th instant, at 10 o clock, will
sell, by order of the Orphans Court, at the Wark
shop of the late Thomas Cissel, Congress street,
In the rear OF t. NJ. L: Church, Georgetown, ID.
c.. a lot of Carpenters Toole-
large Jack Screw,
Lot Ct Lumber, Work Benches,
TCOjs. Chests and Tools,
ct rpenter's Tools,
q rindstone and Morticng Machine.
Terms cash.
STEPHEN T. BROWN, Administrator.
noe 4. BOWLING, Auct.
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BACHELORS HAER DYE,
Tke Ss.f IN III. Ecrld

william, A. Bateheiur' 3 celebrated Hair Dive BRO.
ducss color not to he tistiu xgishei from nature
warranted not 70 inture the Hair in the least;
edies the Ill effects OF had dy and soratea the
Hair for life. Grey, Red ~ Rus;y Hair Instantly
turns splendid Black ~ Brown, leaving the Hair
SOFT and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c
- The Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A B.rcaR-
Lon, On the Jot1 sides q eoc. scr
Factory, No. ~ Bn,olay 81, N.,c York,
n lily Late rs broadway snd Is Bond st
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BrTTER.-Fsmlies would do we'll to call imme-
diately al Ge New York Grocery and lay in sup
ply of that cele brsted Goshen Butter.
WV. CORwIS BURGY
IL Corner | and Eleventh SITS
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IREAsrRERs MONTHLY sTAIEMfNf.
sh ~ fdeserah
Aa- ssefr
sfscfr
ais sd,e credit s
y Ire
~
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VI ARE RECEIVING DAILY the best Phla,irl nh,
Print Butter. Three lbs. for one dollar All kinds
OF Marketing at the lowest price.
GEO. ". STEWART 4 Son
10 l2-3t Corner 18th and III sts,
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HFARISG-SIGHT.- Those who suffer from sny
Tnaiady Of the Eye or Ear should not delay consult
ing DR.. Won Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurst % 7
Pa: avenue All surgical operations to restore light
hearing performed IT.
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ARREsfKD.-Capt.E iwood, of the army, and
his clerk. Mr. Ramsey, have been arrested aud
confined in the Old Capitol prison, on a charge
of irregularities in payments of recruits, &c.
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RETCRNRD.-festerday afternoon, about two
companies of the 4th Ohio regiment, who,
some time since, went from hospital here 10
Harpers Ferry, returned somew hat improye ed
but still wearing an invalid appearance, and
marched ont to camp.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW,

By M RSHALL n PAGE. Auctioueers
GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.-WilI be sold
= at public AUCTION, on THURSDAY, November
18th 1862, commencing at IN o'clock At store
house between i and streets, near I'D, lot 81
Horse and Mule Hsrnsss, and other QuartsruIss-
Terms cash in Government funds.
by order of j. j. DANA, Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
cd MARSHALL * PAGE, Aucts.
By W. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
DEEEMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF GRO
Il RIEs. SC.-THURSDAY MORNING, 18th No
yemeer, al ~ . clock. viii sell in front Of the
Auction Room. TO close consignments, number
Of lots OF GLoceries. for cash EN- attracting
barrels Yellow and Refined Sugar,
Cheats Tea,
Tirrce4 Cincinnati Hams and Beef
Boxes Starch, FeSmicClls ana Msccaroni.
Boxes Chewing Tobacco and Segsrs.
Csse= assorted Preserves and Pickles,
Bo,es Lemons and Barrels Beans and Pork,
Boxes Backing and Brushes, barrels Nuts,
Cases Aromatic Bitters.
Gases Lemen and Raspberry Sirup
Barrels Sirup and Vinegar, Barrels Herring,
And a quantity of small Stores.
no 10 tRep1 ". J.. WALL & Co, Aucts.
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