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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-28
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Alfred II. Cook and Addle Cook. on
w the Eth day of March A. ID. 1862, executed and
delivered to Daniel X. Miller and Eli H. Webster a
certain prOmissory note for the of Seven humid
red aud ninety six Dollars, one year from date, with
interest at VIE rate oil siA per Ce Mt per aunu which
said note secured TO DO paid by the certain
tgage deed of date Herewith duly mHue,
ted and acknowledged by the said Alfred H. Cook and
Add's Cook, party Of the first part to the said Daniel
r. Miller and Eli III. Webster party Of the second part
upOn real hereinafter described which
mortgage was duly recorded In the Recorders Office Of
viii County State Of III IN Book - Page l.6 And
whereas default having been made i'll the payment Of
said according the tenor and effect thereof and
in Pursuance Of the power Of sale in said Mortgage
contained Public notice is hereby given that on
"Wednesday the - tn day Of May A u. 1863, between
the hours Of one and NJ. Of said day, u; the Court
House door in the city Of Joliet in said County and
State We will sell at public auction the highest bid
der for cash the real mentioned in said Nor
tgage, and described as follows, to-wit:
S,-venty-One and nncty-fuur hundrG dths acres al
9+-l00H OF land, bounded as follows. commencing at
the north east corner of section tOnr a. III town
ship hrty-fve (35 North and OF Range ten 40
Of the third principal meridinn-thence west on the
north ne Of said section four ~ TO the north W II
corner Of the half Of the north west quarter
Oi said Section. thence south bItN-eight (Jcl rods,
thence hundred and three JOB rods theme"
north eighteen Isl rods thence east the east side Of
said Section thence north the place of beginning.
Aud another Of land being the north half of the
following tract OF land viz: That part of the north
west quarter of Section three (3) came Township and
Range As aforesaid. which lies west IF the Canal eX-
cepting and reservng much Of snd tract as is occu
pied by the Canal and its waters and strip ninety ecT
800 wide the west aide Of said Canal containing
thrty-ntne t39) and SXty-c ght huBdredths tco-lW)
of land mUch less containing III al nHetyone
and seventy eight hundrcdths t9l $500 a. Of
land be the esS-in Will County. i'll said
State. much may be necessary to satisfy said
note with iutere II and casts Of sale. with the improve
ments thereon. together with I'LL right and Iefuy OF
redemption of the said Alfred IL Cook and Adde Cook
their heirs aud assignes therein and Tor the ~ and
purposes therein statel.
DANIEL II. MILLER,
Aprfl 90 1868 Mortgages.
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guardians Sale.

NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue Of decretn
Y order made and entered 10y the County Court Of
Will County in the State Of Illinois, at the october
term A. D. 1883 of sail court and revived, redecreed
by said court at the March term there
Of A. d. lsC3, the undersigned Agnes y. Gillespie,
Guardian Of Jane Jeunete Gillespie minor heir at law
Of Alexander Gillespie. deceased, will the ninth
day Of MAY A. d. 1868. between the hours Of ten
o'clock A and five o'clock L VI on that day at the
premies first hereinafter described sell at public sale
at yondue for fourth part cash in hand and the
remainder in two or three equal annual INSTALL
mens with interest payable annually at ten per cent
per annum, we'll secured by mortgage said lands
for all cash shall then elect sell all of the inter
est of my said ward, being undivided one Ih part
Of the following described lands situated in said COUu-
~ of Will aud State of Illinois, tc-wit The West half
Of the North East quarter Of Section thiryx (36) In
Township thirty-six (8G North of Range eleven lll)
East of the third principal meridian, containing eighty
$50 less and ten lO acres the West hal
Of the South half of forty 0 on from the North
end the half Of the south west quarter Of Sec
tion tw"nty-three go in the Township and Range
aforesaid subject tothe widows right Of dover therein
AGNES p. GILLESPIE, Guardian aforesaid
Toilet April II, 1863 ms
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DuPOIC0's Golden Pills.
l-s FOR FEM ALES.

IHfalliaLle in correcting regulating and removing
all Instructions fTtm whatever cause and always sue
cessful a. preventive.
lnRlible in relieving stop?sres and Irregularities
Of the meHses. these pills nothing new. but ia
France aud America with unparalleled success every
and he is urged by many thousands la les who
have used them, make the Pills public for the ale
Walton Of those suffering from any Irregularities what
well To- prevent increase Of family
health will permit il. Females peculiarly situated
those supposing themselves cautioned against
using these Fills Viii in that condition. as The Ir0-
pTietCr responsibility after the above adj
mOnitiOn although their uildncss would prevent
mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany
ing each box. Price 800 per box.
sold by B. BLACKMAN. Druggist.
sole agent for JOLIET. and VIII County " Ill.
LADIES. 10y sending linn Sl0O to Joliet Post Office.
and have the pills sent Confidently 10y mail 10 any
part Of the country.
N.B-Look out for comtcrfrits. Buy no Golden
Pills o! any kind unless every box is signed 8 D. Howe
All Others are base imposition. and unsafe; there
fore you value your lives and health Ito say moth
ing of being hum tuCged out of your money buy only
of those who show the signatures Of :. u. Howe on
every box which has recently been added. account
Of the Pills being counterfciI, The ingredients COM
posing the above pills made known 10 every Agent
and they will tell yuu they safe and will perform
all claimed for theIH.
Sold by LORD SMITH. ChirrCO. and by one Drug
gist every town, city and village in the State
5. d. HOWE, sole Proprietor.
Oct. Il. 1S62.-ly New York
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STATE OF HLINoIs.l

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 80
COUNTY OF WILL,
viii County Circuit Court Of the March Term, 1863
IN CuANCEEY.
Royal T.. Barber. COuscrvatur and successor
in Office of Michael Cullen, late Conservation
OF The Estate Of Marcella Brannau alunRtic,
VS.. Petition
John Cullen Ann Breton, Rose Calvin to sell
James NJ. Coyne, Mary Ready, JOSEPH COyne Land.
Ellen NheeIan, Caflarinc keef and Jane
Gaftuey and the unknown heirs at law of
MaTcrlla BrannauS lunatic.
A FFIDAYIT Of the non-residence of John Cullen,
N Ann Breton Rose Calvin, Joseph Coyne. Ellen
Whe.aII, Cathariue Keef, Jane Gatney and the I'M
known heirs at law of Marcella Brannan a lunatIc,
defendants above named having been filed in the office
of the Clerk of said court: Notice is hereby given
the said John Cullen Ann Breton, Rcse Calvin, 10
sclh Coyne. Ellen WEcelan, Catharine Keef Jane
Gaiinc, aud the unknown heirs at law of Murcea
Brannun lunatic. that Royal f. Barber Cnnservator,
and in Office Of Michael CulcU late Cunserva-
of the estate of MarCella BrRunan UnatiCt said
petitioner filed his amcndedspctiilon in said court.
the chancery side thereof, on the p day Of Dcccm
her 1852. for authority to sell the following des
crbcd real estate which is of said Murcela Braunan
lunGtiC, towit The undivided half of the South West
quarter Of Section nineteen 90 in Township thirtysN
$50 North Range number ten (1o) East of the third
principal meridian, and that theTeupon summons
issued ont of said court against the said defendants
turnaGle on the third Monday of Nav next A d 1853
is by law required Now unless you the said John
Cullen, Anu Direction. Rose Calvin Joseph Coyne. FL
len Wheclan, Catharine Aeef. Jane Gaiincy and the
shall personally he aud appear before said Circuit
Court Of viii County, ON the first day Of the next
term thereof to be holden at the Court House in tc
city OF Joliet in said county, the third Monday of
May next. 1861 and plead answer demurr to the
said amended petition. the and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will he taken as
confessed by you ami decree wilt be entered against
you according to the prayer Of said amended petition
B.F. RUSSELL, Clerk.
II f BARBER, Pro. Per. Sol.
Joliet, April q, 1868 n454w
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COUNT OF WILL Of May Tenn. IsC3.
Elizabeth Basselt, Daniel Bassett.
A FFIDAVlT Of the uon-rcsiionce of Daniel Bassett
"A the defendant above named. having been filed in
the office of the Ciek Of the VIII County Circuit Court
Notice is hereby given to the said Daniel Bas>Utt, that
Elizabeth Basselt the complainant in Fuid court,
the chaucery side thereof on the 10th day Of March,
1853 and that fleTeupon Issued out OF raid
court against said defendant TctuTnable the fourth
Monday of May, 1868, as is by law required.
Now unless you the said Daniel Bassett thall pcr-
soualy he aud appear before said Circuit Court of Will
County, tie rst day Of tle next term thereof. TO
be holden Joliet in said county. the fourth Mon
day Of May 1st3 and plead, answer dsmUr 10 the
said coapIaiuants bil Of complaint. the and the
matters and Il inEs therein charged aud stated.
will be taken confessed and decree entered against
you, according to the prayo Of hill.
By RUSSELL, Clerk.
A. II. Cows, CcmplaiBants Solicitor.
Joliet, March l.. 1853. 4l-ew
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WANTED
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of a certain writ Of Execution. issued
ID from the Circuit Court Of Will County, in favor Of
John Horn, plaintiff and against John Gass and CatIe-
Tine Gass his wife, defendants, at 10 O'Clock, NJ on
thslstday Of April, 1868 at the North door of the
Court House. in the City ofJOlet, shall offer for sale
At public yendue all the right title and interest
said DESCENDANTS In and to the following descr bed prop
erty, to-wh: Lot number twentyfOur "a of Ambrose
Dotys Subdivision of the South half of the South
Of Section four (4) Township number thrty-fve l35
North Of Range number ten (IO) East Of the Third
Principal Meridian, containing One or less
O.. - ...-.. GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff of Will Co.
Ed. - By EDWIN T. GIRBs, Deputy.
80. Dated me sth day OF March, 1858 n394w
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FORECLOsE OF MORTGAGE:

NOTICE is hereby given that ], Philip 4. Hoyne a
~ Special Commissioner in the above entitled cause
appointed 10y said court, in pursuance of an order Of
said court made in said cause the eleventh day
December last-shall Saturday the 25th day Of
April next, at two Of the clock in the afternoon at
the door Of the Court House in Joliet, in the County Of
Will and District aforesaid to the highest bidder for
cash, The South half of Lot number three go in Block
number eighty (S0 in the Village of LockpOrt. in the
County of WILL and State of Illinois. sale absolute.
PHILIP A. lIOYNE, Special Commissioners.
Chicago. March d. 1863 4l4w
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Dr. ". Il. HOPKINS

WILL hereafter give his undivided attention TO the
practice of his profession once the frSI build
ing after you the Railroad, left hand, Joliet
DIR. Hopkins warrants TO all kinds of eyes
that has been for ten to fifteen years, and all old
crunic diseases am native of London in England.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-28
ST. Louis Alton and hIcags Z. !
NOTICE.

ESTATE or HALILTOS D. RIsLEY, DECD. =,
DUEIAC notice j. hereby given. that on the tl,fra
Y Mo7iay Of April next, (beiug the 10Th 49, -,
said month shalt attend before the County CO,
Ct, for the purpose Of selling aud adjGstirv Al &c.,
against the estate q Aami'ton d Eisley late ar 80
County. deceased when ard where al cainaff.z -
uotfe and requested 10 sttend s1d .,gfsss ri -. ,
claims, In writing, against sad ostsfe.f.s 5s Their
an persons indebted % s=d eGtsi
MINERVA 3. IsE5Ty-r-I esl.5s.
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ct. LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA-

REcHvERs oFFIc-, CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. Il, 1852.
Notice il hereby given to all persons holding voueh
ers for wool Furnished tie ST. Louis. Alton and Chi
eaao Railroad Company, signed p. Sh. rnan, grut
and fr wl,sa naynicnl is ordered in decree " the
United Stats CIrcut Court q the Northern District
Of Illinois 81 the 30ih NOVEMBER, 1859, that the ba
ance uapa.d On Taid gOoj bss boep deposited Ia said
Court and by its order viii be pas and distributed 10
claimants theiF fttoTpeys on presentation Of tho
rFofsr Ts9shssg 20 he sas@.siErs4,
. lAakS hUfH a.
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JOLIET ROoKBINDERY.

TUE undersigned will bind all kinds az Books, in
i any desired style.
jobs w:lI D. ne ,tiy executed and warranted.
Prices moderate.
VIZ. STAEIILE Boakbfnder
Bigf Street, Zone doUr north ofthe Gas Ynrks)
Feb l.. 1903. Joliet, Nlinois
nor sgcneral supply OF CroeeiIes, -Four. F,gd &c
u call At q. :. SsiNSFE-
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AUBURN HOUSE,
j OIL lie tt, IL L.,

JOL EFT, I'LL,
(FoRMERLy CENTRAL H0TEL,)
"As BEEN THOROUGHLY REFITTED AND
newly furnished. 1t is centrally located in the
business part of the city, and contiguous TO either Of
the Railroads. and will be kept with special regard
to SECURE share Of the travelling public as well as Of
the farmers who do business in town.
The ahIve named House will be opened for the &C
comnodatiCn of those who may favor it with their pat
trouage on Wednesday the 2sth OF the present week.
There are good Earns On the premises, ard
possible will be Tree open sheds.
c. A AUSTIN.
Joliet, may 90, 1862. n5ltf
M by "a " = -,.'NN
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Pocket RnnI. Ln.r

TN this city April LIST, containing from e. os1o in
Ills and postage checks. The finder will be liner
ally rewarded by Leaving it 81 this once.
j. BAILEY.
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w A N II Il d

TJRUSI One to two thousand pounds Of good Dairy
II Butter every week, for which will nay the high
est price i'll cash goods, at the Farmers Store
J.REICHERT.
washington. ST. two doors east Of the New Co. Jail.
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Special commissioners sale.
In the United States Circuit Court for the Nolthern
District of Illinois.
BENJAMIN NJ FIELD,

Mich las s. Rafferty,, Patrick 0Alarah, Jr., GooAry
OConucll John Gregory. Charles Il. OConGrll, Henry
A. Huntington, JOHN +. FarnswoTth, HeZskiah IL.
Bryant aud James Fish implicated with John Eddy
ment. James X. Wilson and Christopher Edlcman.-
IS CHANCEEY
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STRAYED

THROM New Lcnox about the first Of April, a dark
red cow with white spot in forehead. dry since
lAat fall about years DID, above the medium size,
Daring horhs-nOt very long. and wide the hips.
ii belongs the Sisters of the Convent Of the
Good Sheppard, Chicago Any person who will give
infprma by letter otherwise the subscriber
Joliet will be literally rewarded
April y, 1868 = PATRICK KAYANAGU.
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COLLINS STILL AHEAD!

IF you want to get the best "CARTEs DE VIsIrE,"
i PHoToGRAPHs or any other style Of Pictures SO to
No. jefferson street,
where Collins still holds forth, giving the best Of salts
faction. Call and see.
Particular attention paid to "Cartes de Visitc's"
which sell at for $1,50.
s.A. COLLINS,
Fine ArtGapery, No Z, Jefferson st., Joliet.
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NOTICE

T EFT in my possession the 4th ofApril, small!
u quantity of cotton and wooden goods, which
have reason to believe that stolen and the
can have by describing or proving property pay
ing tor this advertisement. S. BULLOCK.
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LO BbIs. C rIfied gug r S.
Our Store is literally piled full Of the choicest kind
of goods in our line. Walk right along in, buy what
you want, then go on your way rejo ing,
8 w 8 & co
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THE MARKETS.
1oIistPrics Current.
DIED

.l --s DIED
In this city, on the Goth inst, Mrs ELLEN W. FIN
NERTY, mother Of James w. Finnerty, aged 5z years.
In New Ienox. on the 10th inst. HESTER NJ, daugh-
ter of William and Clarissa A Cougar, aged months
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FOR SALE.

w ITIITN Thee miles Of the city Of Joliet on o.
w the finest farms in VIII County, containing
24S consisting OF about 10 of prairie ad
the Laance timber Ian d. said farm is we'll watered
and il In every respect desirable property Ts V5i5
part will be cold might suit the purchaser -
Terms easy. Enquire Of barber hacumbor, in tho
city of Joliet,
Joliet, March l. 1863
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Petition
sell
Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-28
HAIR DYEfHAIH DYKlI

Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye is the 5es: IN II
world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chans es
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to . Glossy
Back or Natural Bro,ca, witho out injuriog the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; mparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color, and rectifes the i'll effects
Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM 4
BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations, aud
should be avoided Sold by all drug zists. &C. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street, New York. Bachelor 3
new Toilet Cream for dressing tbs hair. jy 7-eoly
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DIRDs

On Wednesday. 26th instant, JOHNNY c. youps.
est son of Christian and Sophia Dieterich aged Ia
months.
We had q lit tie johnny once
he was our darling pride
We loved I'm, oh psrh ADS too we'll
FOR soon he slept and diud
Our little Johny's shining eyes,
Which shone SO bright and free
Now sleep above ia that sweet home
Of immortality
gazed upon him fading
and bid him long r.well,
We have a little angel eone $500.
Home with God to dwell.
On TIE 2lst inst, ELIZA AVIHS, second daugh-
ter Of B. i. and Eliza Gallsher, aged IL mont as
and ls days and grand daughter Of John s. Gaia
her, of Washington city.
On Friday morning. August 18th, LETIsHA MA
CURE, the youngest child OF PaEr ics and Cathe-
rine Maauirs aged year and months
, The friends of the family are inv .tsa to At end
she In neTa. to morrow. 53tuI DAY ,l9tl. at ci
RON her parents residence st, between ID snd
35streetS, Islsnd. .aa .ra 1914
Al Mrs 2aomNs', No As street: or hoSday,
suGphL 18th. II O'Clock p. EETT1E FOt n
DftlN A, sgsd months aud 4 day.
brcvrtd - the Mississippi near Cairo on the
:. N June isst. FRAN 3IS O, ELAkE fornreriy &.
Us ely, The deceased wss apaoultaj MASTER
fel1eT III the fnce OF his ae&sh. 7'
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sRcIEF DISEASES

Sdsaayttan's Gift is the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two {. four days
sad recent cases in twsnty-four hours No miner
sl, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, 50; female, S..
Samari.an's f2oos nnd Herb Jpiess--A positive
And perm anent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula Ulcers
Sores, Spots, letters, &c. Price 81, SIX bottles
Tor Is. Bold By 8. q. Ford. See advertisement. ms
CoRNs and other disorders of the feet when ne
cieiIisn for hnsinass nd !. is AZ To-
der to march and fight with vim if the great snip
port of his whole frame be in disordered condi
tlon. To all afflicted with Corus Bunions or Nails
growing in the flesh or 9th disorders OF the feet
We would recommend an early call at Dr.. Whites
Office, No. 424 Penn avenue, bet~eeu Four and a.
half and Sixth SITS jyT
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ARRESTED FOE ROBBING A CoSTRARAND.-
Detectives Bigiey and Barry last night arrested
two negroes, Jas. Brown and Joe Dean, who
stand charged with robbing a contraband of
3 .3S. Brown was at a colored ball at Sam
1reland's on Louisiana avenue. near Tenth
street, and there made display of the money,
but when arrested by the Detectives, he did
to third party, or to have thrown it away
when the Detectives were about to arrest him.
He il held for Z hearing.
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VALUABLE REAL IsTATa FOB BALE,

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County. sitting as Court of
IN RICHARD fsu 3 Chew S and T. G. pissss, sdmins
traitors ofD. Dsses, deceased. are claimants,
the subscriber IS trustee viii offer q public sale,
I Ths hSnss s Sdasf d.v on the on
fair day thereafter iii the revetsonssy interest
s ID ss FILL Il 81 .
in Prince Georges County. of which Mrs Nora
Digges is the tenant in dover, containing about
GREEN HILL is six miles nor theast Of Washing
By he Sa.si0e
directly By the S S ,S Ho OF q North Cartel
a8 Rsf
John G. Tai fax and Is Justly celebrated as ons Of
the most beautiful places of residence in the
and commands . beautiful and extensive prospect.
The soil is naturally Of the rst class and sascspt
lsrly adapted to the growth of corn and grass and
to PRODUCTION f9s market One d hT1dred and
Estimated would cut cords
ssss.vood. There Is also, an abundant supply Of
The imp oyements are . eommodious DWELL
ING HOUSE, and all necessary out houses, in
with spacious Lawn, Garden aud Grounds, taste
fully arranged and In good order, and good
Tsrms Of Sails Prescribed by he Decres, are: One.
third essh to 6e paid on the Gay Of sale or on the
day Of the ratincatlon thereof BY the Court, and
the residue in equal instalmsnts of one and two
yeara from the, day OF sale Inc whole TO bear
II ersef to be secured by the bonds Of the pur-
chaser with surety or sureties to be approved by
the Court. But the trustee is authorized TO ra-
eeive the whole or sny part of the purchase money
exceeding ore third in cash.
the trustee he ia authorized to divide and SCI it
in lots TO suit purchasers and upon the ratincaton
whole purchase money, win convey The same to
the purchaser or purch asers in Zee Staple, hes.
this cause or of say person claiming under them.
~ The trustee is authorized AT the sans time
Digxes -. 49, 49, =, ~ Z. q
- Mr.. George A. Dieges, living IN the premises
nil take pleasure In showing them 10 ali per sous
Nfpbine to exami ns t. sp,.
au l9-3aw Upper Marlboro Nd.
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DESCENT ON A DIsORDERLY HoUsE.-Yes-
terday afternoon, one OF Capt. Johnson's de.
Ward, accompanied by guard, made descent
on Mrs. TaylOr's house, on the corner of Della
ware avenue and e street, and arrested about
fifteen soldiers, who We're found there and
emptied the liquor in the house. They also
took possession of lot of Government goods,
and ordered the house to be kept closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-28

MADRs HoTEL.-Mr. O. Mades has leased the
hotel, corner OF Tenth and f. streets, lately
known as Goetz's Hotel, and is now prepared
to accommodate and entertain the public. The
house has been newly furnished, and the lard
er and bar will be kept we'll stocked with the
best provisions and wines and liquors. See
advertisement =: ..s.
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MARRIED,

Tuesday, August lsth. BY the Rev Father WAL
ter. Mr. GEO w: MEM. Of Maryland, to Miss
MARIAN O. GRINER, of Washington. D. O.
On Thursday, the 9Th instant, By the Rev John
=: smith, y. CHARLES T. DORSETT, ESQ . to
On the 9th instant, by the Rev Dr. Finckel .
Senior J AN GONZALES to PRANClSCA on Il.