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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISS,o.:

VTN0n ENOFHIETUH HAVINn REEN DOpDD,
tne Aboiitionsts in Arkansas Of an lint b,. Bg
sao e.. bargains in the following lands, selected
s tcn of ss IN Ss.. and as
whole lis 70 ' snS sec price affixed to each OF Ori
market price Or onehaf cash, and time notss nv fs
secured with per cent interest located m Uaa
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DESIRABLE GSlta PROPERTY FOR sA7.
eSsssd s.s, H9sss AND LOT b ea
our acres With excellent spuS VS. The
n,so' ne: traetof land IN high state If ",,
containing $50 with the necessary buldn su'a0a
GreensOorOugh N. c.. Jan. 10, 1858. 5 oAHRsg3
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NEGRO MEN WANTED,

-. NEGRO MEN WANTED,
knA NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK IN
S1OO the Piedmont Railroad now being built b..
tween Greensbrough and Danvilie We are paving ,sr
al wages and the negroes are well cared for.
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS
Apply Immediately TO. E. WILKES CO.
Contractors Piedmontk h. -
Z Dec. &, 1852. 9sCWGsTiftpd.
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requesting our representatives, In Congress to edsavor
to have an act passed making Confederate notes
legal tender.
Mr.. Crawford proposed { substitute a. snaihsnd.
ment to Ar. Henderson resolution. Mr.. Crawiofd
said that his proposition referred u!uEe oontrse
and he conceived that such was the only way that
this matter could Be properly disposed Of
a division of the question having being called r,
the question was put upon striking out; ana the
House proceeded to consider the resolutions intro
duced BY Mr.. Cowles relative to the writ OF "absds
eorpusr &c. "-'-
Mr.. Cowles advocated the resolutions in speech
of some length and force. = ->s'ss.
Mr.. Foy said chat he had introduced resolutions
Of similar import some days SINCE and they had
been referred, but the committee had not .ys. re-
ported upon them. He then proceeded to address
the House at length in favor OF his resolutions as
substitute for those offered by Mr. Cowles, and TOOK
strong grounds in favor of the civil .ov~ military
authority.
Mr.. Cowles accepted two of Mr. Foy' resolutions
as an amendment to bis
Mr. Shepherd moved to strike out one Of the res
olutions instructing our Senators and requesting
our Representatives in Congress to vote for repear
of the act authorizing the President to suspend the
writ of ha6eas corpus in certain military districts
Mr.. Shepherd said that he would not vote for
resolution instructing our Senators and requesting
our Representatives to vote Internationally for the
repeal Of this act There might be emergencies in
which it would be necessary to suspend the writ Of
Aa6eas corpus. The motion to strike out was con-
CURED in, and the resolutions were passed.
On Mr.. Shepherds motion, bill to amend the
Revised Code relative to salaries and fees was made
the special order for ii o'clock tomorrow. y
Mr. Harris, of Cabarrus, moved Reconsideration
of the VOTE by which the House decided to strike
out all after the enacting clause of the bill regulat
ing the currency between creditor and debtor. Be-
fore the vote taken, the House adjourned until
10 o'clock Thursday.
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HATS AND CAPS. So.
HAEs AND GAPS FOR BOTH CITIZENS AND
" Soldier, Wholesale and retail.
Ralelgh, Jan 81, 1858. 's-w&sw6tpd.
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vALDABLE MILLS ron 90

VS., of oass.ss Ah Eeo1 ny eo p5;AnrAros
On Which is Grss and Saw SSaR' Containing 80 acre.
or likely negroes 'S'e bonds Gouf.dens mons:
november Il, 1852. 'VhN MORRISON.
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!. HOUSE OF. COMMONS.

House met pursuant toadjournment Prayerby
Rev /. y. Skinner. <Journal of yesterday read, -
Mi. Shepherd, from the committee on finance, re-
ported bill to amend an act entitled act to pro-
vide v.ys and means for supplying the Treasury,
DC Mr.. Shepherd explained the import of the bill.
and said that was important that the bill should
pass q ones. He therefore hoped that the rules
would be suspended and the bill passed its several
readings. Concurred in, and the oil passed lfs
final reading in the House.
Mr.. Waddell, from the same committee. renorted
back bill concerning Notary Publics, recommend.
it, passage. -.
Mr. Fowle, from the same committee, reported
back bill concerning the. emancipation of slaves
BY last will and testament recommending its re-
jectien. -
NJ PEBBLES moved that The bill now be consid-
cred BY shs fStss.
VI: Fowle opposed the motion, sid the House
rsfased TO take up.the bin -.
II. Mckay, from Hsrnett, reported back bill
for one relief. q: the people Of Allegheny county,
Recommending its passage.
On motion e Vi. ssalry, tho bill was put on its
Mr.. PEBBLES from the Judiciary sommiftee. re-.
ported oack bill relative to attachments of sol.
.dsrs property, recommending , substitute for the
On notipnt the biri passed. tssassar,l ,,ed;.,x nm, =.
der ass2egension Of thu rules g ~ -.
from the select committee. to whom
Gas matter Of Recommending some pla,
70 pfsasns s eePresd Of small reportsda bill
On motion 81 NJ. Shepherd, the bill was ordered
MsGnsse,n introdheed bin 10 authorize Ys.
6Scf6tsFy Of State to- employ d clerk 1t salary nat
exceeassg $3.50 per staasn. Referred to cennmttes
on propositions and grievances. eg-.1
M btysess = bill u restore 70 credit Nelson G.
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PLANTATION FOR Sa1n

asos. sso sooo ssa ACRES
good. Apply to- N T. Inp,ov.ms.
Jan. 90 1868. Charlotte y
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATEBY.

6HI9A ACRES OF LAND IN FRANKLIN COUN.
SVO ty, N. c., near Cedar Rock on the road,lead.
iK from Castsfa, shout half mile from the former and
three miles from the latter place. About 80 acres arc
cleared most of which hss been cleared this yesr
the balance is oreina! wood: and well smbered The i'm
provemens consist IT dwelling with rooms and uecs
ut which good school is kept. -
For further information, address,
J. W. JACKSON,
Castalia, NC
Dec so, 1859. l-w&swl7tpd
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S sfu; Ne SESSION OF ]. n. Hop.,-
1sea SINFUL, ~ill open the second Mond M..C;hNERS
Oxford, N. c., Dec. 49, 1852 I'M
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SENATE
WEDNEsDAr1 Jan. %, 1865.

Senate met At 10 o'clock. Journal read.
message ives received frem the House transmit.
tingresoutons similar to those passed by the Senate
yesterday, declaring North Carolina's loyalty.
After short discussion the resolutions were
passed Yeas 80, nays Z. .
Also-a message proposing to adjourn on Monday
Mr. Brown moved to insert Wednesday.
The proposition, on motion of Mr. Graham, was
1aid on the table
NJ. Young, from the committee on the message Of
the Governor, reported bill.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
2r. Graham, bill to provide for the payment of
claims due the State from the Confederate Govern
znent
Also bill in regard to Auditors Office. Passed
their several readings.
Nh. Ellis, resolution in regard to the enrolment
of free negroes as cooks in the army. Referred
The bill to secure the rights of married women
was discussed by Messrs. Smith, Graham, Fa.son,
Eure, Murrill and others.
The bill failed to pass. Yeas Is, nays Is.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The TN raise ten thousand volunteers for State
defence, with Mr.. Lanes .-."stneft, excepting ccd
scripts from its provisions.
Mr. Warren said he had no idea that this propo-
sition coming from the Legislature of North Caro-
liBa, you'd be treated with "scorn and contempt"
as expressed by the gentleman from Northampton.
There was reserve force in the States of Virginia
and South Carolina. 1t was considered almost trea-
son by some for the old North State to propose to
raise those troops. The Legislature of Virginia
had given General Floyd 10000 troops, there was
no conflict; while North Carolina had furnished
$4,000 men out Of a voting population of $4,000.
Ar. Sanders also spoke in favor Of the original
bill s..
Mr.. Eure proposed a bill TO organize the State
acy1hc ftfuto
AE Lindsay wished to know where aud how men
under and above the ages of Is and 45 could be
raised, their presence was necessary at home =
Eastern th-Carolina had called upon the Con-
fsauate government time and again for aid, but in
vain.
": Eqre said that voluntary enlistment was i'm
possible and he considered this bill fraud sad a
swindle; half Of regiment could not now be
raised u North Carolina by voluntary enlistment
no considered the bill a humbug.
Ar. Smith Of N. said he would vote for the bill.
On motion, the Senate adjourned -,
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N NOTICE,

HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER.
j. EST TRACTS, in the county of Moore-Fsrmng.
Mineral and Turpentine and-whch will sell on liberal
terms. JOHN MORISON
Csr'ha2e NOV. IL, 1862 s2-w&swtf.
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apers which have copied the article to which
my remarks REFER will please publish my explana-
ito o. F. T. MOBER
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NA1RIKD,
On TIE nth By the R4y. j. II. NJ Lerca M
On " kIN6 TO Miss AAILY Y. JOx
both cfthis city.
MARRIKR,
DIER

On q h.sss '1' a. I'd so:.ns.
MIN s9 a to love him, mono named hin bat 70
n. relatives and friends ., the family .r. re-
,ss:: nom h' r'd':o'
,. Fl ... g. A. fs iss -. .a It md
81: ard .ses g ;, Of y. fsai.
; he. 's s.a Of !9' Pearson, on Taesi.y,
,As A i; sco iss ..:s :. , s::
Her mineral s tale slss: 10 Ts..a.y
s.... ~ ara 81 N 4a.
isass and sss1silt,nsss OF We family are -
On Sunday, 1he 9jth inst, MARY MARGABEr
Jokks, you1ssst ehild Of Low and Margaret
Jcnss, kssd sys.rs an 2oSys
ipv,'sd 10 attend tie fur srai from Ia. ra.idsnos
q i's parents en- ~ bstvsonA and streets, ON
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. ls*
On Sunday. at half past IL O'Clock p. m. 10Th in.
Econ Z. REYkOL 0s, formerly Of P, iiadsi Oh :.
but for the pas, i've years resident of thi. cit1
at er lingering and painful iinsss. which he
bore with christian re- sisnatiOn.
Tie friends of tee family nfs respectfully in
drncs No 23l Rour-a and . half street. near st
SOUTH, on to,inoFrtw morning, at IL O'clock !,
'''-- tphil. Ledger please eopY.l
THOaAS JIsWORTa YOUNGEST SON Of mona:
and Nary AocSsbrs. sssd9 years and ls daYs
Go 10 THY ks5Y, NJ Guild.
60 30 thy Test. uy child
60 to thy dresmlesS bed;
Gentle, and taerk. and lid
With oleesi css on thy cad:
Fysak ross in thy haad,
Buds on tn pillow laid, #ts. a.
6este from this fearful land
Whore flowers so gu ckly fade.
Because ny smile vAs fair, sas.+
Thy lips and ~ 50 SO bright
Because thy crsdle care
Vas suca fond delight .,.f
ehan love With weak en- brace,
Thy heaven yard light detainp
No. snssl seeg thy place
Amid yop eherub train.
The funeral will TAB place from the rasid secs of
ifs parents, On south street, between ~ and ssb
ca Tuesday, espt I'D, 1T o'e ock. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend =
Bait papers please cOpy.1
On Monday, the alst inst. Mrs. BE- TRIX g..
Eho MING, wife OF Mr.. George B. hcCAftee, Ct
In Georgetown D. O., on the 10th instant At 2
o'ci' ck m, Mrs. SUSAN MArrINHLY, vile Of
Lewis Matt nsiS In the 6Sth year Of her sas.
"Dta' est mother thou art sops
From MY tis ht forever down;
But though live ard ace thee not,
Thou canst nsSsr be forgot"
The frieuos and aeQuRi of ths family ara
respectfully invited 10 attend he funeral, from
her late refidenee. Washington street, George
town, n Tuesday aftsrnoou, at O'Clock.
Bait. pap.r- yleAse copy
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ASSAULT wiTH IHrRHT 70 KIL1-Oa Sat-
urday afteInpo John Romiuy aud John VA
s<,n, Two soldiers, Alta fed Geo II NnondA 4
polic>man, with their asts and feet In ,ckin&
m down and kickfnx him 80 vetal nnn-s And
also beating hi1 with stones. Capt CAnp, NJ
the Depot, turned ont hts guard asd arrsstsd
ttem snd turned. them over to OMcef U.era-i
eDta, who took them TO the Firm Ward y alton,
and they we're sent to jail for furthsx hearing
By Justice FerSuson 80 -
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HENRY ADDISON. p. n

n.y. NOTICE
uS 6kNERAL LICENSEES AND DOG II.
CEhSBes-A'l Li0en.es due the Cor Dor alton OF
Georgetown on the lst Of Octob.r nett, must hs
paid within ten days from that date otherwise
they win be strictly enforced By the AetrorolitAn
Police.
And notice ia further given that all Dee Lieen-
ses expire on the seth inst. Ifpaymsnt II delayed
eyond the 10th Of October next tAe lieen-e By Law
ia made Twenty ave ear t. HI sasr snh Z not thea
paid. when Dc n andfd by TIE Net, opoiitan eolios
The IL SUI eet tc . fne, and the law DIRECTS
ID at the dos shall 10 killed Nm LAIRD
s%el-Iotue1IG CLERK
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qhs ipsredisnts il these Rtlig II the rssul,
ions and exhaustive rrsct;cs nNd N t1st- ~. =.
tios sed ssrs 20 sorrscs al Urea alssihs rsT~,g
menstYuAtioRs, zsxoyiHa AL osr~sraF.use
VhetN3y tsorn cold or otAsrwtss esAis-sss cal. -
the sias. y SishsoH cffss k4srs xattss = as.
yolY sSses.5as mysteries. diste-hc5 slses g.fE
s1is~< fs crr tst4yfn St.oss Of aAsurs =. s 70
= Oh .GassaaHahy psELs szF 9EGA
Are 7csttsye remedy for al eonsS s;rss sS<ehay
Sc tsE ales ONO wisa ~ ssNs opi 1h&
sssSLA .ass sirsssispst .satiss ssss :
ts,, ssnsle sesse v8rr. wish ssek Scs, r-s<s
e,e % ss, tss# 49, - p. assE So
srsefs ), 81 erarssss - o.
! CTlIsIEs Z EILlss ES.ssf ss-Tftst ~. : :.
8U $50.
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AoAis We call attention TO the really elegant anf
varied stnek Of JevsHy AaS Hased Wsra now ii<
Fs' 80 ~ the DelAr atore 4 - Penhs Ania ave.
nue., Esar Al street He advised yIs, $50 to Vi o
Dollar store )" and invest your .surplHs cash.
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fsH GsEAr rRAyaAcI 20 parsons enigrsstns %
Me exsrEns Gstsrn eouLtrS 10 the srsss sss. tss
eli disrasfa Evsry day. va Bear OF sIaons d.
tackled BY thi, disssse and si-h all as Assors
,isz Of the srs.t demand for rataesy, n o'tssssr
hs. presented bis eelc orat.ds .asisrs zaoss ca.
bean univeFEAils skaovl.asea. rss Bros"
prepared after . lone e1ksrlsnce sad oesp iaiy,
Dhytieiens. as weil as an eiastcs from every PVT
ct our country Te those who doubt the!r many
virtues. ali we eRc sAy Is, s. f'1m ana la0se Tor
them selves resYectiyefy. :.
scld By Dru sists snd dealers generally every
vhsrs
Wholesale Asents-A. II. 9ininssr d Go. 93T
Fsnr avs scis cost
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NTARY

..r u "a ia Is
PERSEVERANCE fIRE COMPANY,
yoK THB sxsRFIf or
ON OF THkIR DRAFTED AEHBAas,
f0Bk GsyaHAr e
TEE EkAFcE HALL, So
In MONDAY sept :ls. -
Tickets-Okn DOLLAR. No postponsm-n1 On
account of weather =
Con.s'fss y ARRANGEMENTS
! n IhomDsol, n. i.yIsA, I Htrobes
James Jones' Il At
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LOCAL NEWS.
au. sRAli1s fO-NIaHr,

fpR ma TEDATH2.-e;hAFnaRHh hFSiS AikC
ell aursars to- nisht at Ford's. In tae play OF
1.-THE Little Barefoot" When we anuoun CO
tAa; 81 he Little Barefoot " a companion play
to, ard has besn as successful and as rnuca
applsuead ss .Fsnchon," It Il all thss Is nee-s-
ssrY to Insure q fall honss. Masss will BE-
supported By an excellent company.
CArTBRBURY.-Mansxef Sim keeps up the
uGhoe ; bal it will appear 10. night in = new
play, entitled the "QAAsn's Page" The 10
anncrnced - smphaticaiiy . '.rais Of blood
A :urny gncst will also appel Besides TINS,
Sims T, gulAr company (and every body EnoWs
thst 10 superb) Will appear In varied oiii oi
song. dance and Ethiopian ecoentricity.
Observation-Disclosures 9nllstti, Mons Top
hog, ard Roryani and his ballet troupe are
announced to appear at the Varieties 70. night
All the cid fayurltes remain, and an excellent
entertainment may therefore % expectad. A
npussr or new acts and new dances viii be
reformed and new songs will be sung.
S.IIs To.SIsHT.-At Odd Feliows' Halt =
hau viii b. s1ven complimentary 10 Mr.. SamI
II. CulyerwsII BY reference to the advertise
Uent IL will be seen tina: among tho managers
are the names Of many or our most prominent
citizens.
At Temperance Hall a ball will be given by
the Perseverance Fire Company, for ths bene-
a. o. one Of their drafted manoers This Will
also ne an entertaining affair, and will bs well
conducted
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~ GEORGETOWN TAXEs
ale wed On the General Taxes Of 1885, II esid prior
to h lst day OF October nsl ~ provided by set
proy dsd property m sd. snbJ-cs to adre tis-msat
rr distrsint for all FaH.a tksn sp,sininE paid.
The Water Tax OF lssI, payment OF which wAa
deferred by he Corporation till LIST July 1873 i4rox
due. Persons In FOR tss same are requested
to si-e 4. thei, FROM pt ., tention
CHARLES D. WHICH.
81 IL d.0ctl Collie tor
TT NOTICE
/ o ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN. The
once o. the Corporation oe aeorsetovn has been
removed to the .scoF story OF tho Post OMss and
Custom House Building. GA Congress str.et, near
Brldxe .trset WA LAI13
ar S.eOtOc CLERK
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B. o. d onYoS, Agent.
HAIR DYE! HAN DYAii


6aHhalor's ese hrated II air Dye IL tie BEST 10 "a
1-ld. The only karrless. trae and reltabs ORE
k,avn This ptsDdid Hair 5ys Ii eerfeet-ohans e.
I'D. Dusty or Grey Hair instantly 70 . HIessy
faei or Nstsual Fro,cs, witho inturir tbs lair
Or staining the shis. leaving tAs hair sofS and
beautiful; In parts fresh vitality frequently re-
ssorins Its srsne color, and reetiAes the Ill effects
Of Bad Eyes. Tie Genuine ID signed WILL'An
shosld be avoided Sold By all aruogists. DE. Pse
tory-s1 Barclay street, New York. Batea sior .
nav Foiist Cream for Or sssing sas hair ~ ->oly
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GREA@ PHsSsYLyAHIA ROUTE, e;d Baltimore mad
Harr,sbsrs, to the torth and West-Two trains
leave " ashtngten daily and one sunday-qni lex
time-lov fare and sure connections. rS,oliI.fa
tiehets sold throush a. Governments rates. Cor
tickets and further information apply 81 tho n.1ce
of Great Pennsylvania Route. northeast ccrnsr Of
P>nrsylsAn avenue and sixth street. Washing
:.n. ONCE open from 81. N. to Q ,. m; on Sum
dsTs from TO Ap.D.l -
So ls liz 49, 10 EonYoS Agent.
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EYycIlL yorIos-Faasd for RAsi.-In Wash :.
irrttn or Georse own, fnatl boasa, furnish ID
preferred 10, . fsrly. Apply a. 4 o n L,ut aiana
avenue or No. 19s & street. H-tf
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I'm aXBASxs. Asp s1sy HAZE DIV II TEE wonLp--
asysr Fa5ss ~ Hs,kss 0s..-Urham's Hair Dye, C
ssats boz. 7hs best In as. Try II. Sold By g,
Q. Sof4, corner lltA EtrsSs ard Pa sysExs, wash
nssoH, and Henry Geek. Alexandria. jnG-i1
WAR8AHyBp 70 Guns II Biz pAyS.-Er. Godfrey =
AEGdoss, sn ErsiisA Specific Of sixty-Ass years.
stADdiHg, will care 4eHerAHa IN ssz ders. Eo
ehAss o. diet resniraa. Psiss 81 PEP bottle. Sold
BY z. o. vor6, corner 1Itk streat aR3 Pa. avenue
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GRIM L WILLIAMS. Auc.s

By O. Mc9CIsE & 90. AuosiouSers.
GALS OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
- OPPOSITE WILLAAp's HoraL, BuLosGIso 70 rms
EsrATn OF TElLATE W HAEpy.-On WRDHE5-
BAY AFTERNOON, SspSsmbsr sd 1T % clock on
the Rrsmi,ss We shall sell part OF Lot and all Of
u In subdivision OF sauars No rs, fronting to-
tween 18th and 18th streets, and improved by
PRICE building containing sTo stores, with dwell
Terms; e4,0o In cash; the remainder il six and
WE'VE months. with interest, secured By decd Of
o..t Of conveysncing 20 be paid by the purchaser.
Fen j. q. MCG uIRk 4 90 Arcta
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AGAIN FOR THE pARXi

AUAaN Eon i n = FAhht
THE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND so.
CIErY OF GEORGETOWN
VIII hold their second and lsst Pro MO Of the
ssasop a. ~AaHiH0Tor PABK. 7th str.st on "a
tt EspAY- ssIt n 0aOd Auajo has been p
provi Cd and every a.rsngsmsat made by 80
We ten nttHe TO hsara dseorrm With ra- LA
O. ls.ve Gsorsstevs for sAs Grov. svery three
ttsnsfsr Hck-ts from the sss oat a: r.
a. ses. On the noYth side and take the nsxt ssr 10
the Grove.
T fieh ets-Iof H~ntlsnss, 50 ssnts: LsAiss. -
cent?; Children, 10 osass-nay - AaA o. the eass
n. B-sioyA the vessasx b disssrs..Als an
Mat day, The Pie He Will tshs place on Ws1sss-
dN - 10 soota
l auApHILLa AeaOcI fIoN iasssi q
Ev.as gALh = Hsr.ssy Han. arsea =,
o CO. as AZ stt.shsn vii 3 1sA . nae fsis
UP q ntts!as ssatisnsa aaa ladies
(GLuAs!A a0sk It Aa0 sTIIga 0.ED.-
& ~ aas nLesrsfgpsd rssH.stfSlly Annoasess -
We psefe, saet % .srAahy 20 furnish Msda9
: !ef xrrivsts fasusr Balls. 1iesuiss. .es1ades,
rssntscd 81 tAs y sYtesi HeNos b lsAyi-f cfaess
ga 81 .sssss s0rnsr q :y.ss
.tsT. ~ eAzzSSa zes o i ashT
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nzrcx- EAao c~ArIos C4ss.-A. Nun
s4ss.. q 5+r'DSrGi. disorcsr!T; tis-!ssed. J.
-cntaS;.sr .rE r.: sf..1t. Gee. s. Ss!l, rsomaa
SIT a., iisa-dsrlf; 20 ssca. u. r. fA.;lett,
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Fn.YPIHo PAPER for sale At the Star OF 90 soc
ter, ut Ex GENTS per pound. jY1

bEclHY DISEASES.
S&sss,stsa's SIN 10 the most certain, safe and
ssseseLl reMedy-ihdsed. the onl, Vegetable rem
saT aver discovered. Cures In two TO four days.
AID recent cases In twenty four hours. No miner:
81, no bAlsAn, no mercury. Only ten pills to be
seksn. 1t In the soldiers hope, and frisrd TO
sAoss 40 do not want TO be exposed. Hale paoa
Ages, -; female, "a.
and perm arent cure for Syrhis, 6orofuia, ulosss,
Sores. ssotx, letters DO Price 81. or six bottles
sr.anAroRs10A oAH BE Cp7HD-Dr Rand =
spssifa surss SSGIoieyrh1a. Ss~s 5Asl EsaSa4ss,
spcuzeS, Lsis Ct PeHs7, ss., s,ssIi.y ss5 sfsc.ps
y. Its eTsets srs Truly Easteal trial Of the
8psoido, will eonvse< the most akepticAl OF It,
msriss. Prioe q . box. Gold By 3. 3. Ford. cor,
asr Ilth street and Pc. sTsnus, WasAinston ss9
asnrT Cook Alexandria. 10 ally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

OF U~ST z4Iz.-Mr James Donohus who
,cY sev--1, yszrs past has acceptably alied
iAr ySsibor. cf clerk In the ONCE Of Wizards
! essrt 1j1ot r,,tore, Sysas, Chadwick & Co,
-. 8 ct..te1 : .iriisr pseition AT the Metro
r--;tao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

WAY HlCl LIYfLl K0U8l AID LOT SCf
Y sals shssD TIC House Z: nsxa $500; %
hsksr. corner Of . md In. - - ssA-i~'s
= &.aEs So Il :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

by uNkHN d NILLIAMS, Auctiuueers
A UCTI0H sALH OF A HOUSE AND LDrsT
"A xas oosnEH OF AND 5rA sIsxRrs xcEru.-on
TUESDAY, TIE I'D instant at O'Clock D 10 we
shall sal. in fro,t oftss premises south half Of
Lat no y square sI, containing a7s ssre feet,
Of = tvo story Frame House in an aIca,iap. con.
ei'icn acd good neisa oorhood-a sns ossoce Tor
Afy one wi.hins TO prreh aee . snail residence =.
II viii hs sold TO the highest bidder on account OF
tbs draft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

e BRWARD Lost. Q BROWN aHrful DOG;
~O anawsYs to she name Of San. Fac above re-
ware will Be paid If eff ~ Ne. ass Mass. avenue.
betwss n 9Th and Yth sts, - ID 81
CD SO klWARD.-Lost On Tuesday morn.
Y q. w ms between Navy Yard sa1 Center
Market, . small BLACK BOOK, With . hatcher
eeepsns. Tbs above reward win b paid II lsn -
0S AWARD -strsysa Away from the sabserih-
on the nh = LIaHF solKlL HOhSl. visk he
len hind lee swollen near tbs knao on HE fore
hoof ,ons lsktsrs eat. Tbs ahovs rsSar9 viz be
g1sSn 70 saS one PstnHAiAs him . thS SsseRisss
On sss Hsvy Tara as F ALAx. ookn, a.
q z RHWARD. -9sraysd from tbs sabssribs1, en-
Ca AasoA's IdAud, near. 6seYseeoyn,. On sae
Nta BID Gov, HsrlsA 2 on shs isn AiI .aadI =
The shove rev 40 siiiSs slysa = Aay en4 rssaKA.
lie hsf 70 she - bsesi AeRA % nscss1 SSaSssvss
- II lws =, = .t.sess ! sAnstsat esA. Dept.
81 ss4sE s4f1 ksss a&GiS st.~Sl