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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23
A. CHURcu Row AND A NAN SHoT.-

A, CHURCH Row AND MAN SHoT.-
At California, village in the south east
of Madison County, while the people were
at church on last Sunday evening, a Black
Republican undertook towrest a butternst
breastpin from Democratic lady, when
her brother, q paroled soldier. shot the
Republican through the intestines: He
was not dead at last accounts. sThesoldier
has not been arrested, ner issitaprobable
that he will be, as he is generally justified
for protecting his sister frem the foul out
rage, by the Republican, and that at
church 1Medays Crisis. September 8. 81
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JOB RPRlIHTIMG 6
rTr.lys llne., Or Or los. Vim b enafgsd =

~ EWoNp tinss, VI Aeees, '"sAA-h - - Srs1of A
one sqnaresaz sl3 se1st bs.s az,
@All legal advertisements VIII be charged ' !
ET Notices of the appointment OF Ad- %
6-S ministrator's,s and Executors; alsc -&S
E5s Attachment Notices, must be paid In -
Es- adsanee. kafsa d ssl....l ~, a,,,y,sz
a. Twenty-fve. per cent, additional VIII I oe
charged on the price of job work If not paid
in advance, and on advertising II not paid be be-
rHneLAw OF NEwsP APHRs. sal,
I. Subscribers who do not give express no
t,ss 10 the contrary, are considered as wishing
ts continue their subscription. SOS J
2. II subscribers order the discontinuance Of
their Newspapers, the publisher may continue
"a send. them until all arrearages are paid.
s. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
rhsi- papers fromtthe Offices to which they are
sirected, thsy are held responsible till they
bava settled the bill, and ordered them disconh A
-. 1s1E5fsssA rsT2f AZ u sf5psrtfxSa agssH
4. II subscribers remove, TO other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
p.rs ar. sent to the former direction, they areh
S. Thsscourts, have decided that refusing 10
TAX. periodicals from the ONCE, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima fac'tE
evidence Of intentional fraud.
49,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

DO You, Know OF ?1Reader, do
you know Of single loud niouthed Draw
llifg Abolitionist that has, professedt to
be fallzof ght and fury in this war, who
has been drafted, aud meaps to go2---Bset,
fast. Ne, Journal
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

An Impertiaent Qaesti;on-The Demo
cratic newspapers are asking. z9t.ssl
''Why does not Mr.. Lincoln son Bob
bv' enter the volunteer army, instead OF
gallanting around among the w White Noun
taias and different fashionable resorts?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23
John Brouglip Facing tho
Musie.o ~
n HAHrLToN, BUTLER; CoUETy.lfs
OHIO. August 20,' 1863 ~ 31


Editors enquirer
GENTLEMEs--While John Broueh vas
addressing the gasheringa at this place, On
the 18th instant, some Clay Ridge" cop.
perhead had the audacity to- ask Demo.
cratic Johnny the following among other
Questions .xxIsxss
of the States now in rebellion were &,
propose te return to the Union, swith tks
institntion of fsaveryFeeoguixcdzand pro-
tected as it once. was ppdcrA the present
Constitution, would you, as Governor Of
Ohio, favor the acceptance of the rropo-
sition ?' ,QAaA EAIIIIW
This was poser.s.It brought BrouSh
and Cuff face to face before a Butler auai
euce Brodgh' tried to dodge, bnt tho
colored portion Of his Hearers demanded
an answer. .AfterScavOribg eluqueniy
for a few minutess he answered. in the ne
gativc. So John sBrepgh, is not for q .
Union as it was" even if the people Of
the rebeiiidns States were a.os-proposc 10
'sas.iita - ,xas'HaSifL F0Nls
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

By Democratic, meetings continue TO be
successes, The people are .aliye,to til. a,
issue. The dry bones are shaking in ths, +.
valley of Jehosophat. The struggle ts :
save themselyessfrom chaines aud slave, > :
is growing fercer as the election cense /.
on. The Democracy are Strengthening
every where; the tories weakeni1g ,and
despairing. Shall the people aud, h. -
triumph, or traitors aud anarchy? Haa..'
hton True TeLegraDh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

:.THE governments. cannot endure pss-
manently half slave;and half Tree, "a d
Mr.. Lincoln, .sAg Union bctyecn rec
States and Slave States is ithross ,le.
responded j eff. Davis. Now rcbs, if r'
put downaalr such of our fellows asithint
with Old Abe, and you put down all " h
OF yours as think with Old jeff, no d 'ntt
We and yeuiwill be able to get slongsysEy
wsllitogether agein Let1e NY itr=Lo"
isuilLe Journal . EsssE1 Is ..s.r o..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

psr 4 westerp paper says that an Arksn-
sas cavalry Colonel mounts men BY the
following order: First order4- Prepare
Iferlter git onto yer creetors Seessd sor-
rderrGit |, ~. T.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

7o7 a MoNGs Tho propeEty conhSefIeN ah' "
.fered for sale BY the United State MIR
shSl Of New Orleans, is one lot of ,.rsand
belohging to General g. T. Bssrfseard i
Eight or ten celumnsaof the Eraiareti'cd
with sdvsrtisementss ofoonfssated prrPe
ttY. ,a1 aannlr n.iu.--u.i.-.....
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23
.HENRYCTAY.

81 Tn1s51, Henry Clay said: 'a'Thaes sres. :
issue before the, country is, shall Aboli Z
tion put down, the Union or sdarsN IN, :.
Union put down, Abolition ," The De- =.
mocracy are FOR THE UNION FOR. 4
EVER and bitterly opposed to Abolition =
ism and its Siamese Twin Seccssionisol l.
Up with the Union, boys, but swn' with /
the advocates of the odious doctrinesa
that'nre bringing ruin to the Nationi . 4
Je1ersonian =, eieae.9 }p . w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

The Cincinnati C5mmereiul has started
one of its big 5canards that the copper
heads, as itcalls them;are going to bring
voters fromIndiana.to Ohioto ala in the
election of Yallandigham This outrs-
geous lie is put froth by these black-h -hear
ted Abolitionists to cover tho. .tremendou.
frauds they Intend to perpetrate. 1t is am
Abolition trickGthis charge upon the
honest Democracy1-to divert the .public
mind from the infamous. soutragea. they
are perpetratingg and intend to perpetrats
through their secret lodges, which ere fl
led up with midnight assassins. We warn
every Democrat and every honest man, 10
be onshis guard, and watch these secret
leasners---They. .-are an satl- Sound set.
ready toleom mitSapy crime that will for,
ward their corrupt political schesss.
They'a re at their oldtficks IN defiance of
Burnside order. Watch their diaboli.
cal schemes as the election approches.- =.
CircLestUe Denlocrdt.GsA isAH1,GrAfEAR .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

~ -. Frr -
Is iPATRIeTIe.-7rA street conversation
overheard By our repofter'sa 7as = saoht !
D,-Gogd lnorhiinss mi s -7=777 = - !, Ready for
the draft. ?.aE sgf,ss 49, ~. 80. 8
50 G.--lseadyi If my distracted. country
need tne~-it.sho reqnitos the sacrifice. OF
my slife-if the totterihg edifice eof our
glorious Union-needst to bescemeated with
my hearts bood-if it is necessary for
her presentation that she strides onward
to victory over my dead body, then sir,
the victim IS ready With a heart pre-
pared for any fate, and with firm trast IN
Divine Providence, I shall, with d lively
feeling ofdoing my duty, and nothing
but my dnty, march boldly onto the
Collectors Ofliec,gand pay my three hun
dred dollars HarerhW Gtacftc; ,f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23
.4afttg,
The Constitution As 1t Is,
and the Union As 1t Was.

IHo, Democrats of every State, sFa
49, oe Who love your country's laws,
no Prepare yefo the conflict now, a
90 - For near the battle draws; B
,sao And let your banner blazen forth
agid The watchword of your cause
The CONSTITUTION AS IT is, no
20 The UNION AS IT WAS. oa ~.
The warning voice of Washington
nj Still echoes through the land
The Constitution must be saved, =
Though dangers be at hand.
All violation of the law -..s
Should instantly be checked;
y Without that chart of liberty,
Our. freedom would be wrecked.
Permit no Estate necessity ;rs
To mar its smallest part,
For It's the tyrants hilted steel
u Topierce'the nations heart. ad7l
70 The Sage of Monticello spoke
And warned us of the worst;
He said by sectional disputes ''A
49, Our country would be cursed.
His prophet eye bsheld the North,
. Against the South arrayed;
IS 'Gainst geographic party lines
sf The dying statesman prayed.
The right OF, cash and every State
Its own affairs to rule: sz' .
The doctrine was of Jefferson, IT,
And alfsince Of his school. "
2 The hero Of the hermitage 'sa =
~ This sentiment express d. p.
The Union, it must be preserved!
All wrongs by law redressed
The rights reserved by every State
Still sacred must remain;
The freedom of the press and speech
g No1power should e er restraln;o 8
Whoever dares to break5the law, -'1s
To trial straightway bring, 81, /
And if high treason, be his crime, i
Like NAman let him swing.
The Consultation as it is 'a
We want no higher law; oos io 8,
Our fathers when they lnadelt, .sdi
The coming danger saw.
They formed it broad enough for all
Declared the workwas good saf
The E.is of our libertles- fd ,r 81
5 9T A bond OF brotherhood; ,,ea
1t covered North and South alike,
United East and West, s.
And made our country prosperous,
Our people free and biest. ~
& q : = Z =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23

ssy- Many peoples heads are lihs re
head of glass Of portrr-al ffoth.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-23
VAL AND PGGH.
AIR-''Rosin the B9,o."

Come, nav, all you mcl Of Ohio, n
w ho 10 lrcedum have e. CT been true
Your banners to the .,rseze uniu
Wlti the names of Val aud oi, Pugll
q - sCnoRUS.s =fs.f
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Christmas Advertisers.

We advise our advertising friends who de-
sign telling the public what they have TO sell
in The holiday season way to send in their ia yors
as soon as possible, SO that they may secure the
advantage OF proper notice in our Christmas
blFectcry. Everybody is sure to sean the ad-
FeIuslng columns Of the Star preparatory to
making Christmas purchases, fact we'll
known to all our city dealers, who govern
themselves accordingly; and strangers will do
Wen to bear the same fact in mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

FINE EENIsoN.-The venison on exhibition
at Hamnacks is very remark abe for this sea-
son OF 'he year, oting as fat and luscious as we
rarely gee II here b. fore the frat of Fahruarv
w hen taken, combined with proper doses Of
his lannon's oyster patiHs and mock turtle. n
maLes dinner for which London alderman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

AGRouND.-The gunboat Itas "A, which left
the Navy Yard yesterday morning for the Gulf,
ran ashore near the Arsenal, where she still
remains, but 1t is thought that she will be go:
off to-day. ~ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

PosTPoNED:-Tke concert for TIA bcne trof
TIE Rec DRY Fund OF Epiphany Parish has
eeen unavoidabiy postponed until Tomorrow
the leading lady performer, - :. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

A NEGLECTED CoUGH, COLD, AN
1RRITATED OR SORE THROAT. if al
lowed to progress, results in Sc
rious Pulmonary, Bronchial and
Asthmatic Diseases, ofteRtimes in
durable. Browns BRONCHIAL
TROCHES reach directly the affected
parts. and give almost immediate
relisf. For. bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh and Constructive Coughs
the Troches are useful Public
Speakers and Singers should have
the Troches to clear aud strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
AUCTION SALES.

THIS AND rC.MoRROW.
.on oFExK AUCTION sALls an lsI RAeA
SaIs y Fo{ Esg5s 60 sSFu.r
3 Bibles, Aisua:, A1na.is. Oil psinsiss. D:s:.
& ShssY sS; s. sas No.
az a., sth street, between sss street .a.,.
k II sgAs sssE ~ Iass oafsx yss,s
ReEsss 1sp wAsoss AT Auo1IoS. NON
3D.. n1 en- RI bRs the ss -
n eontin s every kvenins and Morning until
essas senss Sass.
s ssrs prnms' Essers. csr u.nAn'sa'
nos5y Bosses, ara ali kinds Of Tin and other
We cali psrticuiar attention 60 this sale OF toys.
as pureha seTs can Cad most anything they want IN
"a Dc T i Of A0 eBxxw = WILLIAMS aucts
By VIM L. WALL &c CO.. Auctiopeers
RICa AND Costly fURS Az AUCTION.
rS III MI Il ss'sg and an So
70 sS't ss ss, md s,Dss sss.s 81.
lar gest sat choic st stock Of Pine 1urs ever offered
Az ali tie goods Nave to b. disposed Of, ep,e.,
tuni.y is offered to. all T. presents valuable gin
Ths rnps sEe t,s yery ~ maze and eonss,
Rudson Bay and Mirt sablee
q siberial Squirrel ard Rsys nj Erm'ne
Russian u ,eh anc Rr,.ncf Sable, Re. &c.
ana Cuffs.
ALSO.
A large and vaYied ortmeut Of
Fur Robes Muffers, GloSes, &e, &C.
to which the p slIs are tasisss 70 attend,
"s se1s fresh naa Nm T. WI t
YER. * ws sut.siUk So s5t0a sfssos
n.
~ TSASss: We Ia r.ii a. the noI p. r. Hoce
= Co: ktore Penn avenue, near tile oor0sx Of eta
street s af Gs collection OF very superior Furni
Several Rosewood nno Forces one Of thsn,very
pape5ifG I,. s9d a1e;topsd with
Another PesrI fnsid r nsaoe Be sis
Parlor Suites CONS: sting of Tete q tetes, aefss
Easy and Side ohairr. in Brocatei' and Rsps
Asfogsny snd walnut Sofas and Tets.s-tetss
Mahosany Marble.t top Centre Tables
Nh Ssany and Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites
Walnut and Oak Extennion Dinins Tables
Handsomely Painted and Enarne Esd Cottage 0haA-
eil.-f r.! Sa and Mahogany Mirror,
sna RRs sBBss stsrds oans
Sofe Tables and Care Tables
Plated Tea aud Dinner Sets
0ttemans and Easy Chairs
Hair, Shuck, and spring Mattrasrss
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Dining, Cene-sest, Arm sad Revolving Chairs
Mahogany aid Walnut Whatnots
MsSaEens French, and Cottage Beas.eads
GELS WIN. L. WALL & CO, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
MAHRyED,


december Is, by the Rev. W T. Johneon Mr.
EEL BEN r. DtRRiN to Miss EkRT S BDS
MIL a. % Warrington. d @.
DIED, ..a 81.
On Tue odsy, Dee 18th, WILLIE, tbe beloved
child Of Gs trls Z. and tae latsJ. Schmitt, age
yeRrP, mon rs, anc days
he frienf Of the fanny respectfully invited
to stteno h'E !nLersl this tsrlGon at ? O'clock
FRI The refit .Dce o. bic g. Thos. 4. Gr3sh
ton, he. ]52 street, between 2ist aln ri ats.
Alex Gazette please copy
OF eonsum ption, At hslfpsst 12 O'CLOCK, Taurs-
day morning, the nth, 1865 tao youRgekt daugh
ler OF the late Richard Barry, aged II years sud 6
months. e. 49,.
HeI iehefei VIII taEe piece .. SiockI Ftioay
Barry. $40 street. between 9th and 10th STREETS,
tbs fsiends and acasaintsrces invited 70 al
tend. -....r
Or the i-th inst, st O'Clock m, Mrs vF.R-
LINDA WALLACE aged 7a years. formerly OF
adenshutg, Prince Geo county, lid but the last
tH enty, I've years resident Of 3eorsetzwD, ,. g.
Her frrerSI will take place tomorrow, FEi5ay-
Dec. 18th st3 o'clock n from the residence If
Mr. j. c. KTopfhZsr, 142 Bird go ss:est, q eorg3-
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
BROWN 8
BRONCHIAL
TROCuEs,
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.

Soldiers Who overta1 the voice and are 1posed to
sudden CT anges. should use them. Obtain only
the gsn'.sac. Browns Bronchial Troches" hav-
ing proTed their ffcacy by test of many years
are highly recorsne nded and prescri bed by physi
Glars and Surgeons in the Army, and have eceived
testlnlo malls from many eminent men.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine in
the United States ana most Foreign countries at
25 cents per box. T-lmr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
MEMS DRESS g uITs.
MEMS Bnsin.S: Salts
Yoatk's Dress Sntts.
YOUTHS Businss, Sxits
C6ildrens' Dress Saits.

EoAH WALKER & Co., 56s Penn. avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully, an
ter Clothing is now ready for Inspection. It is
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desi gns
material, trimming and workship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles OF dress, opportunity is
now fered for selecting from the most attractive
reduce3 lriceg. &C 9-trn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
1oRsEsRoEs AND NAILS, &C.

AND NAILS. &C.
,a 600 ISs Genuine P Ps,n h0s Nails assorted
$50 lbs X Genuine Putnam do 60
800 kegs Burdens Hor seshoes :"
goo " Gutter Il Perkins Horseshoss
GOO {" Wilmington
. 10 Tons best Horseshoe Iron, \ lII,in
.r 10 /" Toe Cork, Steel, Assorted
$50 kegs assorted Gut n ais and Spikes
80 - - Qlinrh n asfs -. z-...
81 :" Pressed Boat Spikes
10 Tons Fire and Spring Steel
Received and to arrive. .'.-
For fale in lots to suit, for cash, by
JOHN ELyANS
Warehouse 81 Louisiana avenue
deI5-eo3t between Ninth and Tenth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

WARRANTED TO CrRRIySIx DAYS DIR. Godfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixtyfve years
standing viii cure GoHWrinG in sig days: No
change f diet required. Price 8 per bottle. Sold
by : c. Ford, corner nth street and Pa. avenue.
WsshiG gton. ard Henry Cook, Alexandria ia ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

GsetLsD,saIs Cgothisg .-kst1 and FGshio1ztis'
large assortg3r Mt for Dress and Busisess wear
The English sack and Walking Goats excel IN
beauty. grade aud finish any hing ever offersd 10
this city WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co
322 Pc. avenue, bet 9th and 10th SITS
ec2tf INTEL. and Reprb ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
OF AGRICULTURE,
~ -. WAsHiNGIog d rgd by tbi, b a.

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
~ WAsHiseIes- PpJlnugd by thi. De-
To the 9JaNst1ng of Hon. j. K Morehesd OF
Fsrns, lvania. william M Bailey, OF Rhode Island.
and John A. Yarder. Of Ohio. 70 consider the fol
viz Tor Investigations to test the prsssioabitr
Of cuitya,ing and preparing Tax and hemp as a
having met and After several days invsstiss ton
OF the subject believing that further and fuller
notice or their tpyesttgstions might proluss
pesday the 24h day of February next at IL O'Clock
and reques. sl persons interss ted ia the distri
tie subject for the public good to send to this De-
psrtment, on or before that day, samples OF the
tion. Of the fbrss and fabrics pre- pared BY tasm
accompanied hysstatements of the various pro.
also descriptions OF the kinds and cost of achin
cry used. where uaads, &c., together with any And
sion. El5l.k a {, ! ( ,ssss sfss5 - = -.
This informs zion is .necessary before an intslH-
. SaIs dtd ~ ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
By NM.L. WALL & CO., Auc.ioneer,


By &M. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
= viii be added 70 our Sale Of rlrniturs At the
hoRHING The 18th SANS IsSEs lot OF Of siiysr
f fs1se s @sf Snail smS Waitess
Ralsnce haldle Knives
Ees ass ghaDs Dishes
Tea Sets, ohips Ware, Dresden and other Vases
deli w WALL !. CO.. Aucts.
By VIM L. WALL & CO., Auetionsers.
Al The Bazaar o" Lcatsiana areass, bet'scsa sa and
DAIR OF Ray MARES. CARRIAGE HARNESS
H Bse a.
10 CLOCK We viii Sc IL at our Bazaar and Carrisss
RerositorE xithop reserve for cash
IL good Order. suitable for yse eo. ca
Set Double Harness nearly new.
4 Drove of Herses, eslon s sise.o contractor.
With q Eumber of othsr superior Ha rneHs and
s sss vshfut WxsT to sshs
ByC R L. CROWN Il CO., Auet.oneers
ITO BE SOLD FOR THHIa LIVERY AND TX
Il, rBssas: TWO Hossss, WAGSs APP H. h4kssss.
On {, sell
O'CLOCK at the City Horse Market ON 9Th street.
sofa for hsf keepns. So tho owners Of the above:
pay expenses; q they VIII be sSIs for their keep
ms e. 4ss@' '''6 R. L. CROWS W. Il CO. a. Aas
T. s 1:.s1 gs
hs aeA anu place. GIRL CROWN q CO., Auc.s.
ByJ G. MCGUIRE & CO. ,Auctionsers.
NEARLY NEW THREE STONY BEIoK HOUSE
or FHf pgEn,s sA Ale TaIRs
ST. tossther With the M over @ shsseen.
HOUSE
ready i aS5 9TH and q streets Wss On
ds rH' h''rA mac e. faea6 Il IL CO..
gfHs SALE OF ABovE PROPERTY r
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 18th, same hour
dsT &c. MCGUIRE q co, Ascts.
ByJ G. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctionsers.
a MON DAY AFTERNOON. Dec 9Ist. at
O'Clock, At hs Auction Rooms, We shaa sell, in
slI.eos Gerpos stion Of Washington Quarterly 81.
1900 coF1efstisn o5 Washington ssm,. annual
800 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Coupon
SO stoss and
Shares sS5 each kt0ok Of sss Union Riaakroad
asu sEoHeg y mstUERk ad GS sas
WIN be sold, 70 the highest bidder. at 70 O'Clock
Washington ssI RE Ha5s 6 ia Hp
condemned IS unit for pu bile Use, which will be
purchasers. ~ W. a MSRKs
, cen Naval Storsk per, ad interim.
By W. AVAIL & CO.. Auctionesrs
~ the Horse Bazaar, 9S s0th side Louisiana autaHs
Bigger hiath G,d Tenth ssTe.ts.
ZINE LARGE BAY HORsE-0n SATURDAY
It.. MORNING, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, Ne Will
sell. at the Bazaar
a Fine Large Bay Horse,7 years old. warranted
perfectly sound, gentle in single or double
harness and under tie saddle not afraid of
deIs WM t. WALL & CO., Austs.
A ssIsTANT QUARTlRMAsFIR'e OPYIOl.
"A CorHsr ofG and IIoeEtg-sseoAd streets. :
Warrington. D. @. Nov n, la6S y
WI g sold at Public 1858, Il tie
Oorral. ngsr the Ob sery atory. in this city
LOT OF Public HORSES and MULES, condemned
az unfit for public service. 7z
Gales to commence at 10 ocloek e. M
Terms cash, In Government fnnM9sS; ,xpu.S.
= - 80 OHAS. H. TCMPh1Nb.
uo2s-ass CAPTAIN, 4. Q. NJ, q. g. Army.
CoUaFap ~ HV9}AEE SgSsN
oohpoUAD sIRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
besn :, PpblanseRqt sRd ,Bnpr aory 4say hes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

SPERMAT0ERHGA CAN BE CURKp.-Dr Rand's spe-
cifc Gurus SpeghsatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, I'M
poeTcy Loss cf PGJce7. etc, speedily and efectnay
Its effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits
street and Pa. avenue, Washing on, and Henry
Cook Alexandria. ja6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17

THE Powhsttan OiHb have postponed tier
ball until MOnday next, II fair. ltf