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Woods6eld, O., Avg. 10, 1863.
GAINESVILLE Mass Meeting.

The delegations from Monroe County,
to the Great Barnesvilie Meeting, on the
18th, are requested to make their arrange
ments so as to arrive at Somcrton, at
o'clock A. NJ.
Let Every body go with banners and
music, for this will be the meeting Of the
Campaign. s43A'
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LINCOLN's LAST PROCLAMATION

LINCOLN'S LAST PROCLAMATION
WILL THE PEOPLE SUBMIT
20 BE SLAYESf
In another column we publish the proc
ianation of the President, suspendSng the
great writ Of LInKRrY. Why, at this
lime, destroy the authority of the civil
coarts in states where there is no rebel
Non or insurreetiOn-when peace reigns--
sud when there Is no obstruction to the
laws II the people of Ohio do not re-
buke this at the polls they deserve to be
SLAvKs. Is the necessity greater aStc
: fsrsssl ending or taking swsy.the iher
ties Of the citizen than six months, Or cne-
year ego? The only legal safeguard
sfthe citizen against Outrage and violence
having been taken away, tie remedy is at
,E--c!ls.
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r6- A City editor received a remittance.
with the request to send the paper as long
as the money lasted. Heindulged in. a bin
of spree, got broke, and respectfully
announced to his subscriber that accord
ing to his own terms, his subscription was
out.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED., September IL, by the
Rev. I. A. GROVE, Mr.. Joshua j.
to Miss. ANNIE BRAcY,
ali OF Monroe Co., Ohio.
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nA- Let every man who wishes to Sc
cure freedom for himself and his posteri-
~ forever, vote for Fallandigbam.
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New AmbrOtypes.

rr,HE undersigned has fitted mp = raem in
his own house. whsre he Is now prepar-
ed 10 take PICTURES at any time. AMBRo-
TYPES copied and sttsd AND pat up in LOCK-
ETS.
D. N. THOMAS, Art;st.
Nay 20, lsss.
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nA. A son ofthc great war Abolition
ist Wendell Phillips, was lately drafted.
His father paid $500 aud had him dischar-
ged. Lisaasff
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IA ua;ea OF hcsrts. union Of hands,,
AIunica that none may sever;
A unioa Of lakes, uniob of lands,
The AxsIcAN USIoS roasvER."
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GRAND RALLY

Of the Democracy, at Williamsburgh
Noble Co., on Monday, October 9th.
SPEAKERS.
HoN. j. w. WHITE.
HoN. WN. LAwkEscE.
- D. W. Stambaugh Esq,
This will be Splendid meeting. Let
syerv body TURN OUT.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 9th day of September T,
1853, appointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe county, Ohio, Administrator Of the
Estate of Peter Miller, sen., late of said coun-
ty, deceased. JOHN MUHLEMAN,
Administrator.
sept. ls, Iss3-4w.
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A Special dispatch to an Abolition pa
per, from Cincinnati, under date of Sop
tember 18th. says;
The election of officers ofthe Hamilten
county militia was hold to-day. It was
noticeable fact that almost all the officers
elect are of the butternut school. Hon.
George f. Pugh, Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, was elected Col
onel of one Of the regiments.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Jos. S. Tam, agent of the Monroe
Mutual Insurance Company, is our au.
thorized agent to receive subscriptions
for the 4" SPIRIT OF Democracy" Terms,
81, so, in advance. @-' glH1s
WILLIAMS & WEST, s..
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the speakers with handsome boquet COM
posed Of red, white and blue flowers, for
which they we're complimented ir hand
some style by Dr.. O Conner We estimate
the number of people present at from
1000 to 1900, all of whom, excepting
very small number, are for Freedom, for
the Union, the Constitution and yallan-
digham.
AT GRAYSvILLE.
The unterri6ed Democracy of the South
western portion of the County attended
in force the meeting held on the 18th |
inst. at Graysville. The meeting was
held in large Tobacco house whore n
stand had been erected aad seats provided |
by the Committee of Arrangements that
had the matter in charge. The speaking
then commenced. Doctor O'Coanor was
introduced and spoke about two hours in
most effective and telling manner His
speech, from beginning to end, bristled
with sharp points, and made strong i'm
preston on the large audience, eliciting
cheer on cheer.
| T. H. F. Passmorc, Esq, followed in an
able, argumentative and patriotic speech
of about an hour in length. The whole
proceedings passed of pleasantly and its
effect will be seen in October when the
Democracy will send up an increased mH.
jority for the champion of Liberty, Glenn
ent L. Vallandigham.
AT C.sMEH0N.
Atan early hour the people began to con.
. gregate on the grounds. Thick and fast
they came, shouting for the Union, the
Constitution, Vallandigham and Liberty
till the town rang with freemen's shouts
which were re-cchoed from the adjacen,
hills.
About nine o'clock magnificent hickory
pole was erected without difficulty by tn,
people who had already assembled from
Green and Adams The Switzerland
Township procession, composed of 20'
horsemen, came in about 10 o'clock max
ling the hills ring with cheers for Valian
digham and Pugh. AT II clock stream
of vehicles filled with men and women
banners and music fled through tn
streets. So large was the procession tina
we though. at first two or thrcctownship
& had joined forces, but upon inquiry ascer
tanned that it was the delegation frol
Salem Township.
We must not omit to notice the excel
lent glee clubs which were on the ground
nor, a procession about one fourth of
milo in length composed wholly of littl
boysand girls. At two o'clock Hon. ]
r. Norris commenced speaking to abou
an acre Of people. He completely an
ttriumrhantly vindicated the great Demo
tcratic party against the charges brougl
By the Administration and its supporter
and minions; and in n most powerful an
mastery manner, he showed up and d,
nounced, the arbitrary and illegal acts
the President, snd the leaders Of the pa
ty that put him in Office. Doct. O'Col
nor next took the stand and spoke mt
tthe day was so far advanced that it WI
thought time to close the meeting; b,
the people we're not yet satisfied and loy
calls for Passmore brought that gentl
man to the stand He addressed the pc
iple feran hour in q speech abounding
anecdote and argument. Notwithstan
bin. the great numbers present there W
not single disturbance tbatws heard .
Bn and the people went home determined
give good account at the polls in Oct
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sWThaough the irrepressible eonflic
We have come to the irrepairable calamity
that now overshadows the country.
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THE UNION AS 1T WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT Isl"
"I hold that THIS Government was made
ON tho WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN. for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their POSTERITY forever. ."-STE-
pHBn A, DOUGLAS.
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New YORK, Sept. IA Morris
Island letter to the Tribune states The
rebels have recently taken to nring large
slabs of Iron, two feet in length and four
or Eve inches in wedth, bound together
With strong wire. They are intended ex,
presslyfor Monitors and are thrown with
view of getting them under the tarrets,
to prevent them from revolving.
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neneeratic state Ticket.

Dsmeeratic state Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
rGX1EExrf L. vALLANDIGHAM
OF Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT-GovERN
GEORGE f. p U G HI
0f Hamilton County.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
WILLIAM HUBBARD,
or Logan County.
ya TREASURER OF sTATp.
MON ACE s. KNAPP,
Eel OF Ashland County.
sUPRgME JUDGF,,
RHrLADELpH VAN TRUMP.
fsiZ OF Fairfield County.
= BOARD eF uBLIc WORKS
JOHN HI. HEATON.
OF Belmont County.
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p@- yaiiandigham's heeasa. for sale al
thts Of6ce.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. 16.-Ths 9Th
Kansas, under Capt. Coleman, came upon
Quantrers camp near Linador on Sept 9th,
killed two and destroyed a quantity of sub
sistence stores, capturing Al horses, equip
ments and some teams The rebels fired
one yolley, and fed into the thick under
growth, when pursuit was impossible.
The rebels were evidently concentrating
for another raid, The loss Of horses and
stores will prove more disastrous than the
killing of the men, as the country is com.
pletely denuded Of stock and provisions
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MEMPHIS, Sept. IA large infantry
force from Jonnston's army is reported
up the Tuscumbia Valley to reinforce
Bragg. Roddy's command has gone to
Decttur for the same purpose.
Refugees bring reports. circulating
south, to the effect that after two days
6ghting, in which Bragg was defeated, he
received large reinforcements frem John
ston which turned the tide Of the battle
that he was now driving Rosecrans.
All of Johnstons cavalry is reported tc
have joined Bragg with the design of de-
stroJiug Rosecrans communications.
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Ign BRAxHyH HoNIcIpB.-The Grand Jury,
on a>.prday, concluded ths examination OF the
witneses In the csse Of the United States AIT.
Chas. ". Tho.apson, charged with shooting
Lieut. hannin, and dismissed the case Mr..
ThompsS 10 again On duty as . member OF the
MeHopeiNR Pohce force.
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BvJ. MCGUIRE & 90, Auctior,ars
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRnyRDp R1puRg

VERYvALUABLRU NIMPRovsDpR PROPERTY
S Soap ,ss
we .ll aell IN the order hereafter named ME fol.
rd No. s tie dS,s IN u
fonting 60 feet inches on north N street between
to so FOOT alley divided inta thre. buiidin1 fo.ts
Part OF Lott, same Square, an interior lot front.
Ing s. teet 9incbes or Sc foot alley and runr inx
h:cs g feat inches to an alley; this win also be
Lot No 10, subdivision Of Square 44s. fronting q.
feet on Seventh strest west. between N and II
streets north. running back los fest to IS foot
Lot. g and s., same Square and sams dim .nsions,
Two hsndsom. Building Lots ou New York
syenue between 4th and sth streets vest the west
Two ssndeoIe Buns Tos On
each Iont ns g feet Inches on north kstreet,
foot ollie, parts Of Lots and a. 0A'k
Part o. Lott in Square 6ls, froatins on north n
Pst. s be- Sfe s.a the IT'LL
unquestionable.
AZ payment of $50 win be required from each
purehsser at the time of sale to
SEES, cod 10. MoGEIRH co. Auess
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFPICR,)
n COr"es e AID IT. a,es,ty ,soosd s,,sos
win he sold At public auciioa on the rst second.
ess sss d s ns.r as
HORSES AND MULLINS
60 condemned ~ unnt Tor public service.
Sale to commence st 10 O'CLOCK q n.
Terms essh, in Govsrnmsnt fands;
CHARLES GARREFSOE,
sc 3 ids Assistant ouartsrmsster
BY J. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotionssrs
SMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SRAT
fRfpAY ArfsRsooh, 6esoSer "a h at oeiosI
on the premises .hal sell that beautiful little
Iarn lying along Boundary street, between Glen
rood .nd Is and ones.H pesehs: In asTsSs 5:
an eKcelisnt Dwelling House, barns, stables, snd
other cut buildings, tbs whole surroanded By
beautiful grove Of forest saks, and vel 81 p1lied
This desirable little farm viii be divided into
three parta, two Of them fronting ON Boundary
street. containing Acres eaeA and the other front
ing on 6lenvood ay enue. and containing about IL
se,es, together with the honsstsad snd other
Terms: 0ns. third In cash; the remainder In str
and twelve months, with interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the premises.
4 plat OF the premises may be seen at the kuoasa
Rooms.
SEQ 10. MCGUIRE CO.. Ausss.
ByGRHEN Il WILLIAMS. Auosionssrs.
A UoTION eALl OF HOReRS, MULES, MILod
AID Prs WooDNon MONDAY. ~. sSsh e.2 3
october next, At Il clock NJ We shall sell 81 the
farm Of DR.. Benz Hedges, two mi - from Tsanaliy-
town, between Rsekvins Pike and Rock Crssf,
seven Stout Work Horses ana waron Harness
Ore Pair Of No. Mules
Four Mich Cows
Biz Young Steers in prime order fer beef
Dix hundred cords scesoned Oak and Pine vesd,
all corded and 10 about b ale mils Of Fort Da-
russy and two miles Of 8ors Reno.
sells GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AxsAs.
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rxH CzEAPssF AID Bls7 HAIa DIE n rHp Would
NscH Fadss o. Waskss 0sa.-Upham 2 Hair Dye, g
ents box. The best In use. Try 1t. Sold BY g..
Ford, corner 18th street and Pc. Aysnas, WASH
naton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. tasN
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MARRIED,
MARRIED,
September 24th, by the Rev. Father Walter, JAS.
HENRY THOM AS of Baltimore, To Miss SARA q
AMERICUS vESPUCIUS BOWEN, OF Washing.
ton.
[Balt. papers copy.1
DIER,

In this city. on Sunday morning, the nth inst,
tADohPaUs. Youngest son Of Lambert md Caro-
lie z. Bergman, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
The iunersl from the residencs Of bis parents. No.
row tue sday) Afternoon, at o clock. 2t.
On the 9Th instant, 1T the residence Of his SON
in,iags HliI14T HAIIis. 1913 Fourth street,
The bisnds q the fanily are rsspsetfuily invited
to attend his funeral TO- morrow. st o'clock =
Bait. and Phiia. pagers please COPY i
AZ LsfsI cite, Ind. On the sd instant in the sd
Of his sfs, 0D1RG1 vOHDnRLlHR, formerly Of
Core Hessen, Germany, but for more than fhirty
ysafs . n ueh respected citizen Of wash ston.
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~ GEORGETOWN TAXks.
uS Az ABlTHhENF Of three psr cent will be
allowed On the General Taxes OF 1853, il paid prior
TO the lat day of October nett as provided by act
of the Cooperation; after which time, az is also
provided property lie ade subject to adver tssment
dietrsint for all Taxes then remaining uapsid
The Water Tax Of 1851, payment of which was
defsr1 ed BY the rporaton till lst July 1855 is
due. Persons In for tne same are relu ested
OHAKLHS d. WsLoH,
ee N dOctl Cole tor
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6RHAY PRHasYLyAEIA HoU7E, cid Bahissore and
Horrisbarr. 10 the NorrA ard West;-Tvo trains
time-low fare and sue connections. Soldiers
tickets seld throush at Government rates For
tickets and further infOr nation apply at the Office
of Great PennsylvAniA Route, northeast corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, Washing
ton. Once open from .. m. to p. m; Sun
days from 3 to p N.
Sc IL IL Is. U. NORTON, Agent.
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SIS. 600 "o DRY GOODS Ar COST
oHARLnss. EooKWoob'ss
10l pnHusrLsAHrA AyHEunS s. 81

ne balance OF the wistsr stock fornsfiy heions-
Inf 70 J. B. 0iassts viii b efsrsd a. sost, com.
Rlsnksts, BrooAs, 1rsasA Blanket ssd Scotch
press Goods, srsssk Mssinoss. Iaasy silks,
N doson SPOOL Gotten. itNsR - saa8
~ Lsdies KID Chores, a per yair, =
And many other 0oeds toe nrnefons p nsatioa.
ssSi.lMf1 80 - A.zA--s - !
NJyV SINGING QLAss Will. RNbYHNHD BY
4 enes No as y street. corner Of liza. 81 his
nsV AsA sinDli1sd sys'sn- Al those Rhe voale
Nsusn--wM eall daily ketwsens u nd osslock >.
a., Hhea tAetr vuices WI BE- tried. G W2x
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JPElxAYoRAzaA cAH BE CURHD.-Dr. Rand
3pscihc cures Sprssnic,rhco. SsnsF.c! Weaknsss,
Ispois.cy, Loss 0 Po4r., etc. speedsy asd sftS:aaL
~. Its effects are truly magical. trisi OF the
Specific Win eo1vi1ss the most sseRsieal OF it
nsr uth street and Pa. avenus, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. Ally
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ColEs, Burions, Bad Nails, Hnlar sed Joints, and
Dr.. White, surseon Chisopodist, Ne. 4al Pena'
sylvAnia avenue, between ~ and 6th streets
Washington, D. G. No charge for consultation.
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SHo1EY UIBaAHas,

SHolHq pIsaAa9s.
SaHayss4a's Gif 10 the most certain, safe and
pGsctusl remedy-indaed. the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures In two to forr days,
and recent eases in twenty -four hours. No miner.
si no bslsam, no mercury. Only ten pills TO be
taken It 10 the soldiers hope, and friend 70
saoss ~ho do not want 70 be exposed. Male PACK.
ages, 81; female, IS.
,Sas1arssdx's Roos asd Herb Jaiess--A positive
and perms cure for Syphilis Sorofula, Ulasrs.
eores. Spots letters &c. Prise 81, or six bottles
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f1 NOTICE.
uS GENERAL LICENSES AND DOG IL.
CENSES.-An Licenses due the Corporation Of
Georaetown on tbs LIST OF October next must bs
psid within ten days from that date otherwise
Police.
And notice is further given thu. Ill Dag Licsn-
expire the sGth ints II ps ant 10 delayed
BEYOND the 10Th of October next the license BY Law
IL made Twenty Eve car Is higher, and II not then
paid, when demanded by the Metropolitan Police
The owner Ia subject to a sne, and the Law Directs
IL at the dog shall be killed VIM LAIRD
s1ol-aDtOefln Hiark
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PIC MICS, &c.

I1O NICO, &C.
IL IRST BAND BALL
Il OF PIE
MERRY HAND-AkD-HAND CLUB,
70 BE GIVES Az
yENPERANCE ALI r ST., bet 9th and loth.
On THURSDAY, Oct list, 1853.
The Committee has spared neither pains or ex-
pense to maxi this one OF the finest BaLs OF "a
the season Tickets. a1-Admistins . gem 81
tiemAn and ladies'. "a
By order OF sAHa
10 3-3t THR CONNITTHE
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o ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The
Office Of the Corporation of Georsetowu hiss been
removed to the secoi story of the Post Office and
Custom House Building, on Congress street, near
Bridge street Nm. LAIRD,
Sc 2-aotOc CLERK
* ATTENTION
STAMPING Prom pity and neatly executed at
No. 90. corner Of Gsy and High streets, George
town. q ST.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Annis
Cayanagh, larceny; Jail. Ann NJ. Branson, do;
do. Patrick o D1nnsll, threats; bail for peace.
Vim. Dodd, Ellen Hughes, disorderly; dis
missed. Albert Foster, VIM. NJ Smith, larce-
nv; dismissed Jane Tweel, drunk and disor-
Derby; 81 IS. Rob't Garcia, bogus detective;
military Sam1 r. Herbert, drunk and disor-
Derby; 81 So. Geo. f. Smith, do; military. Ed
Marshall, do; do. Aiex'r Burweli, sleeping In
street do. James O Brian, nuisance; -. Mar
tha Butler, Emily Warner, threats; bail for
peace. VIM. Myers, disorderly; workhouse
John Newfeldt, fast driving; IS. John Comis-
Ky, drunk; workhouse. Vim. Mckenzie, do
So Margaret Shields, threats; dismissed NJ
Flanagan, assault and battery; for hearing
dorothy Younger, do; bail for court !gnatus
Younger, keeping dogs unlicensedi for hearing
VIM. Dodd, drunk and disorderiyi IS So. Also
for vasrancy, dismissed. B. Q. Compton,
~orunk and dlsorde.ly; 81 So. Belle Rishings.
being aspyi military. VIM. Foot, picking .
pocket; dismissed. John Brady, drunk; do.
Chas Simms, profanity; %. Also for carrying
weapons; dismissed. Jacob Van Bnren, pro-
, family; do. Henry Hiltner and John Carrop,
Nsleeping In street; DO. Dennis Sullivan, drunk;
Military. fse~ 80 Z r 1E31
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SPECIAL WoYIoD.-Wantsd for Realm wash
nGton or GEORGETOWN, = ANAL house, (unfurnish Cd
preferred, for family. Apply ct No. 81 Louisiana
avenue, or No. lsa g street. ssN.n
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DISEASES OF TIE NBRIoUs, szhIsAL, uAIaAaT
AID 3EXUAL sYsPSAs.-Nsw and reliable treat.
Eaeat-in Reports of the Hosvcrd As,oesasso..ssnt
n seslsi letter envelopes nee ofchsrgs. Address
DR.. j Skulin EouShtop, Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Au 223m
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ByJ.c MeaUIER / CO. saca opee,,

uANDsoMH BUILDING LoT CoRSNR m
IL SRvESIRkETH md srRsErs-On SAruR.
DAY AfffkOooN. October tat, at half p.st s
O'Clock on the prsmises, We .hnH sell Lot No ~
in Square No Ss fronting So feet sinehes on north
street, At the cerper o. esvspteenth. and
beautifully fitusted for . private residences or
would be desirable for business purposes, ss ahe
nei2hbor hood Is RI pidiy i'm proFn
Inlmedis tely alter we Oh all cell Lot No 4 In
equsre No. 1B. fronting IS feet on north st-eat
betwecu iyth and 18th sy.d-
feet
Terms: One third In cash the rem aia3sr In s.x
and twelve months With interest
ee1 j. @. Mc1UIRNk 90 Aust,rs
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L RIO NIci
The eHooND GRAND Pl MO for the Ssasft Of
e.. DoHIEIoK's CHuRoH Will tsks place q. the "A
WAsHIas7oH PAX, III street., On MONDAY, "a
October ssh, 1853.
Th. Brass and st.iDs Band of Charles Bsr smaa
and d Proest II % gaSed for the OCCASION.
The Committee pledge them selves that Ibis shall
Be rae drlad Pie Me Of the season.
Tickets only Is cents; Children under ten years,
10 cents
Dinner and Supper furnished By the proprietor Of
the Park at reasonable prices. ssS
oekoVI yog TIE I1z FOURTH GRAND BALL
III. q On snf hoSbxY ossobsr a,s Tenn 0ef'n'e q
:. e: :. e: :s,.. il future .aI'i'''ns,s "a
> ..sson b .Rs ssohssfo*E SHdaG fa
LORs' GLHA OLUB win be given at GAEns
s:s;ss oi Hsii admitting.
Grand OohPLIABNr BAIL
" sAMuHL \. d5G4LysswELL, u
ON aSsSRf EE!s{sa s.sE j. 1855,
The Committee Of Arrangements. in making the
above announcement; pledge themselves that no
give TO tho se who may onor them with tn cir com
psp{ q bps1 can and he slje1msn
OF At the Han 20 on the srsnns
Ball. TT r ~
LA- MdBnsers
Hon RichdW nlach JasF Halliday Esq Wr Dicksoa, E,q
Hon w W Seaton, Jas Y Davis ESQ Chauncsy, Esq,
Wv Moore, Esq. Capt WnHHalIy, y. g. Fo.ney E4q,
Thos Dohoho Esq w R.hcLesn Esq. Wood yard ,Esq,
John p Coyle ESQ VIM Sum- Esas Philip Llchau, Esq,
sEDougias Efq Sessford, Jr Esq Robs ftson, Esq
Aabury Lloyd, Esq Chas Koman, Esq, NJ C. Hart Esq,
| Chss. Mrtoek, Wm 4. Iost 1T Hslieck,
| JsST Crossfed, Vim p. Dehnison,t g. W Hodges,
VIM Bennett, Chas. spsncer, John GIary,
VIM Mafony, VIM Ferguson, z. Downing,
| A. N. rnnnel J. A. Ford, gle John Rainlsr, Jr,
| John J. Daly, w Fioyd, i. w. D,vs,
| Edward Fletcher, Geo Turton. Jas p. williamson,
| Jas Bell, w. g. Williamson, WIN. Lowry. !
| Alex. Proctor, #s +.
. COMMITTEE of Arrang ,5,,eufs. sa
! Chs hstlock, A. N. Trunnell, Wm @. Yost.
J. T. Halleck, 3, VIM. Die ksoa, s. T. Robortson,
Vim. Z. Morocco, ". Floyd, Wn. ]. Bennett
| John J. DAILY,
Treasurer, Vim. l. Mo --,s.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-14
Strength of the Rebel Fortiica-
tiOns at Richmond and
&c.,. fredericksburg.
Rebel Merrimac No. 2.
HER B0ASTED CAPACITY.

The Government is in possession of lnforma,
tion from a reliable source, that Gen. Lee has
not weakened his forces in and about Freder.
icksburg, but that since the battle Of Freder.
ieksburg he has been actively engaged in
strengthening his lines. Most of his batteries
are carefully masked. Ho had no intention Of
abandoning the RapPahannOck, now tho prln
clpOloutpost for the defence of Richmond.
The rebels in Richmond consider that city
safer at the present time than 1t has ever been
before since the rebellion broke out.
The iron-clad known as the Merrimac No. .
is said to be more powerful war veOsOl than
We have been led TO believe. The rebels boast
that II she ever gets out she will prove a good
seaboard vessel, and will bo more destructive
to our commerce than the Alabama or Florida.