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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

Wbeo IN the grand cresendo psssaRes. tf,a,a
six organifts rose simultaneously from their
seats, and recedlng a couple OF PAGES, rushad
forwaid In line, throwing their collect, va
weight OF over twelve hundred pounds upon
the pedals, the musical exploeicn-,or nv M
other name can 1t be designated-was tcrriblv
grand.
Through inadvertence, the roof trap d oors
OF inc Music Hall had not been raised, and
the nrst effect OF this great deton ttioa VI sound
was TO lift the heavy tin roof from the wall.
SOCKETS some fifteen feet into the air, holding 1t
suspended there until the immense volume OF
sound had forced passage beneath it.
1t Is proposed TO avert similar &C cidents by
placing an IMMENSE souna escape chimney
over the Music Hall, after the style of tina
draught chimney TO a furnace, but Dr. Holmes,
VINO mas given much attention 10 acoustics
euesests-perhaps not altogether seriously-
mat the CT ndensed sound thus vented NAV fall
upon the city in solid chunks doing damage,
OUTSIDE the bull ling the effects were quite a.
remarkable. II was noticed that the ,rirss of
the different churches III the city yibratsd over
an arc OF several degrees, the westher.v anes
upon them dipping and oscilla,ing In the mos,
ssefuiar manner, from the sam, cause. The
walls OF houses throughout the city were sen.
sioay shaken, furniture displaced, &c , CAUSING
=.
hg Il An earthquake.
In the town. Immediately adjoining Boston
tAs conclusion also was supposed to be an
earthquake. At Rewburyport it was thought
that the sound Indicated q heavy naval en- +.
Gsgenent Oh Boston harbor. At Salem a Jar.
ring ooncussion and report was experienced
RESEMBLING in sound a heavy burden train
passing over Q trestls- work bridge At Jansics
P1Aaas Il was thought to proceed from a thuu
Or storm in ths direction Of Boston, and, cufi.
sesay enough, the barometer fell So eral degrees
0as point; and the same fact was noticed at
Nstsee, Lynn, and ~ far distant IS Taunton.
Ia water receded ffom Boston harbor In 3
van q considerable magnitude, AID In its re.
~oefede. ana return, swamped, stranded, and
, hsseea ever several vessels, doing no little
damage 70 Us commercial interest.
Gold nsa N sioses. and Dab Of all htSas 4,
elaArAa1s, were instantly killed. and INA,
~ Uns, was unsxpiainAh.s Wa the a., ,n.,
yAsv saak tnmsdiaseiy. lntil Il W. .ac.,s., -
b. ~. Helnss that their sladderu ~ -.
Sarstty H. eoneussioa, when. q eoursa -.
aiasss tastr floating Apparatus. tasy -.
aeva- ~ jssd. d.. Holules states Ala n !.
rsnsskaols fset hat numsrous dead sodtes ar
sev~nsA pssseas were ereagAs = sAs sarnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

In the harSor and "A Charles Rlver ~ the Same
cone scion. A singular effect was produced
by the puIsAtlons Of souDd from tie cresceudo
drtopstion passing along tho eieefaPa naes
from Boston In various dtrecoons, ana Wnacd
travelled distance Of from one hundred ana
fifty to two hundred miles ovsf some wires. or
until considerable bodies OF RAINING water WAS
encountered. over which, from some uuex-
plsinable cause In acoustics, the eolian tome
which is described as q wild uncanny wall
would In no instance pass. Dr.. Holmes humor
ousiy notes that the same fact Is recorded Of
witches-i. e., that they cannot pass over
streams OF running water! Another curious
feature OF this phenomenon was the fact that
the musical tone swelled And contracted Ia
regular crescendos and dimtnuendos at equal
inter ais along the wires. Thus at Worcester,
which is Is miles from Boston, tho sound was
barely perceptible, while at Springfield. just
double the distance, the tone approached to q
shrek in volume.
Dr. Holmes thus explains this interesting
fact. It 10 we'll known amongst N musicians thu
the vibrations upon the strings Of violin,
harp, OF any stringed instrument do not take
the shape of single pulsauon with Its
ma ximum expansion at the center Of the string
but are divided along the string, In numerous
smsllsr pulsstions or crescendos crossing
edCu OtAeI ot 1c8oinE uAml0ueQQO intervals,
at which latter points the string Is nearly or
quite motionless. The knowledge of this
curious law Of vibration readily affords q go.
luton, says DIR. Holmes, to the mystery Of the
Geographic crescendo freaks noticed.
Or. Holmef, who, In company with Mayor
Lincoln, delegation Of the Boston city coun.
ellis, ard body o: leading Swans Of the Har.
ward persuasion, made an interesting pedes.
trian tour through some or 10 miles Of tbs
main pipes Of the monster organ before it was
st up. has written a graphic description OF
the trip, and of the organ as a whole. The
party found NO difficulty in walking quite
erect through at Iesst six miles Of the major
pipes, and got through the smaller EslIar
tubs quite comfortably on their hands and
knees. His description OF the great ms r mon
has appeared in book form under the apropo.
title OF "Soundngs from the Atlantic" Il
abounds in similar marvels to those we have
cleaned from him and from the Boston press
but " have not space TO quote further to day
The organ was to have been "choraIly" in
augurated last night and we shall expect to
hear Of new developments OF the wonderful
powers of the GREAT INST RUAESr when the
Boston papers OF to. day reach US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

THE NEW YORK ELECTIoN.-Ths city cleo
ton In New York yesterday resulted in the
choice for Mayor of the Indepen dent or McKeon
Democratic candidate, Mr.. q. Godfrey Gun
Their. His opponents we're Messrs. Blunt and
Boole--the former the Repu blican, and the lat
ter the regular Democratic candidate. Ofthese
candidates, the Tribune and Times supported
Mr.. Blunt; tho World, Mr.. Boole: while the
Herald remained neutral. Mr.. Gunther ap-
pears to have drawn TO his aid many Of tho
more conservative Republicans, as we'll as
those Democrats who would no, support the
sspeace" candidate OF theJ. party. Gunther
was elected by plurality over his opponents Of
over six thousand votes. The entire number
Of votes cast was some sixty nine thousand, 4
very light poll. Ofthese Mr. Gun ther received
twenty Eight tnorsand, Mr.. Boole, twenty. two
votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
GOOD NEWS FROM kNoxv,,,r

GOOD NEWS FROM KNOXVILLE.
hePulse Of q Rebel Movement-Capture Of
heeler's Division of Five Thousand
Men-Movements to intercept Lsnx.
streets Retreat.
CINCINNATI, Dec. The Commensurate Cum.
beriaHd Gap correspondent teleeraphs t.. nj zh.
that all the available force has been sent, from
there TO intercept Lon streets retreat into yir
ginia.
he says a courier from Knoxville brings In
tehisence that the enemy attempted to cross
'he river On Sunday, bringing on a general gu
gagems4f, resulting In the defeat of the enemy
and the capture Of General Wheeler's division
Of 5000 men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Most Important from Bufnside's army.
THE REBEL GEN. WHEELER CERTAINLY
DEFEATED At KINSToN.
LOEGsTRKEr RETRBATISG FROM KNOX.
WILLIE TOWARDS VIRGINIA

CUMBERLAND PASS, Nov, 30, 1859, Il. so,p.x-
Oolsnel Byrd repulsed Wheeler's attack a.
kfnston on Wednesday last. Wheeler then re-.
tired toward Knoxville.
TAzBwKLL, Tenn. Dec. l-S p. m.-The re.
port Of scouts sent out from the advance cav.
airy sutposss, indicate that Gen Lourstrest
has commenced to retreat from his position
around Knoxville large force OF cavalry ia
now advancing on Maynardsville, which 7
think is the thanking column of the main bod,
OF Longstreet's or Jones'. The main hoa.
probably moving of on the Rutledge road,
TAzKwELL. Tenn, Dec. /, 1s63-sx n.
Reports from the outposts this evening concu-
and establish the probability that I.ongstreet IA
retrsating from Knoxville towards Viretnt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MON.
ROE.
OUR SUPPLIES GOING REGULARLY FOR
WARD TO THE UNION PRISONERS
AT RICHMOND.

The following dispatch has been received
at the War Departments:
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, Dec. 9, 1sS3.-Hon.
Edirin N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:-Govern-
ment supplies for our prisoners are received
and forwarded by the Rebel Agent. Supplies
furnished by State Agency are also received
and forwarded,-alse individual supplies.
send two boats laden with provisions to City
Point to. day. S. A. MERIDIrH,
Brig 8en1 and Com'r OF Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
DIR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM M EADE's ARMY.

We have just received Information from the
from. satisfying us that no general engagement
had been fought up to noon yesterday. We
appreherd that the nature Of Msade's recent
advance has been but that Of an extensive
reconnaissance In force, and that the rebels
have nowhe:e ventured to meet cur army
engaged on 1t out from behind their elaborate
ret.v work of Notifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
THE NEW YORK ELECTION
Election Of Gunth - fov Mava,

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Rsturns from the CITY
with the exception OF one district, give the fol
lowing vote for Mayor:
e. Godfrey Gunther, DENY go. .&,ss,
Francis A. J. Boole, dem. .a,47s
Orlsen Blunt, (Union,) ..........1a,4oS
3unsher's plurality will be over s,4Oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

SAC FRAAcIsoot Nov, 2o-The staar>.,
Colleen City arrived yesterday.
The prospect Of saving chs Monitor Usmsn.
che improves.
SAL FKAacIsco, Dee. l.-TAs Unioa St.se
Central OoIruitsss stAgeat 6setyssurr a. ths
place fuf N nsxs Naioaal Con rsataos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
AAlLRoAD ACCIDENT,

LoUIsvILLR, Dec. 9.-The Nashville north.
ward train has not yet arrived. It 10 now eight
hours behind time. It Is reported that 1t COLI.
deH yesterday afternoon with TIE Bardsto VA
Southwark Passenger train, woundinG several
solAiers ana ladies. The particulars sre not
nttai allie O. present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
WARRINGTON LECTURE ASSOCIATION.
SECOND couBaa

WARRINGTON LECTURE ASSOCIATION.
SECOND COURSE.
The Managers Of the W.shinstos Leesars A.so.
sICOND 0OU Ran or LEoTuRIs,
n.tss % q the citizens OF Wash
' 1SLksr AND MOST
lLOQUzNr LlorURaR
In the country; and, sRoohp, tie on1snisnt,y
0zUSoH iDi' FfsF II So5 5H ~ ? STREET sAr-
L''tHsfi & +; fHs T DO held
0f each week, commercios about the middle OF
m.de Tor the ssss a
TWENTY. SECOND or FEBRUARY
81 ), sbs
IS; a:SsiS ~; FEs: :::sis, s;ss:;,y,o
Genera j: 4 Garfield Ohio. ~ T.
f;s 1seis H, ss:sss' s. ss;fs se, Mass.
H ks1 R', ssouss' s sss hss'SsohSsssS
s::;!: " s::s:: y:
:ss: !; ;; <.
;s4tssss ss;:;';aHit'''
SSatsfRs:s; ::s s:SS9S.;
,ds s;'t ,.i IsEs T
CLARI1IDD 0IDAR,
" oIARIIilp orp-p
Jass f.eel!ed, Per sch ooosr julia An. 49,
L. nassAeAussSie, shiDmsat Of lfimo ss Sccs
VHoees n oa1eoh. Tor sale b SsssHssS
RILEY 4. sHIHr
~. Onion Rott,ias ~.
RUkSl
-. lUA6t
vU10l
BU1Sl
pU1ot
LAp116'enfo ct ola, o., On. u.e
GHILDpeN'a 61fS ct Cd. - q, .SE
Great supply nsv PseAy. ~
Tor $40 - s1xnoUsS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
THE MONSTER ORGAN.

Boston has been greatly excited lately over
fthe Inauguration at the Music Hail, In that city,
OF the largest organ in the world, built ex-
pseesly for " the hub" by Welcher, of Wurtem-
burg.
The pressure OF war news has pre- ven ed us
heretofore from noticing the Organ Of organs in
appropriate terms, but w now propose to give
the readers Of the Star some idea of the powers
o: the "GRKA1 INSTRUMENT" We make IN
our account from the Boston papers aud maya.
1nes. taking the precaution, of course, to prune
down their partial aud doubtless high .colored
stafements to the bounds Of credi oilIty.
THIS monster organ, then, is equal in power
TO choir Of six thousand throats. Its longest
Wndpipes are 235 feet IN length, (reQulring the
erection OF tower Tor their special &C commo-
dation,) and q full-sized man can crawl readily
hAroueh Its finest tubes. Eight hundred and
ninety live stops produce the various changes
And combinations Of which its immense or
chessra is capable. Like all instruments Of its
class, II contains several distinct systems of
aAd capable OF being played alone or In oon-
nsction with each other. Four manuels or
hand keyboards, ard two pedals or foot key
boards, command those several systems-ths
solo organ, the choir organ. tbs swell organ,
and the great organ, and the piano and forte
pedal organ.
DIR. Holmes %. W. says 1t was at first pro.
posed 70 move the sixty We pairs Of bellows.
designed to I'LL the monster instrument, by
water power derived from the Cochituats rs
servoirs, but 1t has been found more con venient
70 substitute two nine-horse po Yer self. r-gu.
Iaaas Ericsson engines as motive power. Ur.
Holmes states that these engines keep an even
stroke and work admirably. H. adds that NO
description will do justice to this stupendous
iAstHument.
hrequires six able.bodied orgauIsts to ma.
Aipulate this immense musical machine. And
those engaged At the inauguration At the Boston
Music Hall, were J. X. Paine, organist OF West
CHURCH, Boston; Eugene Tbayer. of Wor.es.
Ter; b. J. Lang, Of the Old South Church: DR..
TucEerman, Of st. Paurs Church; J. H. vii.
COX. OF the Church Of the Immaculate Coucep.
aon; and @. ". Morgan, of Grace Church,
New York. They were selected with reference
70 sVolrdupots as well as musical qualitica-
LIONS; their weight ranging as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

~ The Baltimore county (Md.l simertedn
places at the head Of its columns the name Of
Abraham Lin coin as a candidate for the Presl.
deIcy in 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

The RUSSIAN fLEET On THE WAY Up THE
RIVER.
We learn that three OF the vessels Of the Rus
sian fleet, Admiral Lisovski, were at Piney
Point yesterday waiting for others of the fleet,
and trey may doubtless reach this city by TO-.
morrow. 1t is understood on their arrival they
will proceed up the Eastern Branch. when
salutes will he exchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.

TIE CRowzfno OF 1Ra SrArCn OF PRssA
Dcn.-To-day, a. the hour Of ncoa approached
large crowds Of pseeoas weaded their way To-
wayds the Capitol, anxious 70 get saatssae
place from whence TO view the crowninG OF the
Statue Of Freedom, which ceremony. 1t was
announced, would take place at about that
hour. The crowd which gathered Numbered
\eeveral thousand. and we noticed that large
number OF opera glasses were brought Into
play; whilst many Of the wiz dows Of the dwsl.
iinks around the sqaare were filled VITA ladies',
RlasA In hand, viewing the motions Of the work
men on the scanolding a. they placed the head
on the figure.
About II 4 O'Clock a. m, the upper portion of
the figure, v hich had been placed in large
box near the central entrance to tho Capitol,
was attached to the hoistin9 apparatus, and
was speedily raised to the roof OF the building.
Here II was attached to q rope leading from tho
beam which has been used in raising the iron
pieces OF the dome, and was soon at the summit
Of the dome and at the foot Of ths tholus.
here the hoisting apparatus on the platform
brought INTO play, four men working the crank.
coon having the head OF the status ut the proper
height, and 1t was swung to it's place where 1t
was secured; and the work was completed.
Immediately that the head was adjusted, tho
bois,inR OF nag sixnaled to all below that the
the air from the shroats of the large concoursa
present.
prisons also gave several cheers, but coma
think that they were intended to b, as Arte.
mus styles II, sssarcastuc." At the 50 ms time
q battery Of artillery from Camp Barry. sta.
toned on the grounds east Of the Capitol, fred
q salute OF thirty-f1ve Runs, Zone for each
State) which was replied to by similar "a.
lutes from the forts around the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

0 Society for sisi aad SonnSsd .o,Si.,.. "
MMSDNanDAY;; December q. l8a .St a.. 81
9 Cen A.u, iish street: ssssss. ard Al
RssSest -
d A. 'D0HZK10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

q I'D s TO
- YOR rH1 MILLION.
Only S cesss tov any Sons rid Pinso he.onnpani
Onward and Upward.
The Union must StXnd
The Nations Prayer For Thanksgi day
III 90 to that Beautiful Land
The Lion Of judah.
Faint Not. Dreop Not. Weary Pilgrim.
Ven Wan till Jesus comes
Lore give Faith.
The Bright Hills Of Glory
Shall Ne Meet. no More to Part
Dare to be Rlaht
Alas. and did my saviCr Bleed, &c.ho
eoH0AAOK1R & MONT40MlRY'S
:: New Music Store,
' No. Market Space and Penn. ave,
nOxb SAo0nd story
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

Washington Money Markes-Lsss,s o,..
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson q TO-. Ranr.
ofs:
Buying. Selling
%. 9. Coupon BoEda, lel ......l&K IsoE
u. b. 6'96's ........... ......paI
u. g. 7J6 Notes ..............l0d n,
QuartermASters' ChecO.. .geH
New Oefdacates.... ..........ES
Amscsa G 51 .lsSa!t7 l4sx
INV FORK BATTLE-GROUND BoAHl.
Coupon So, 1881, 100; 1885, 1O6X; Oertil.
CATS Of 1ndshsedness, oe; Gold. t4o; Alton
and Terrahaute, 81; Chieago and Rock Island.
l02X; Wayne, SIX Chicago aud NORTHWEST.
ern. 4SX; Michigan Southerl, 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
SECOND EDITION.
OUTLOOK Z. n.
Pm /srORMINa OR MISSIONARY
RIDGE.

<fhe storuatng Of the ridge IN the great battle
before Chattanooga on the 26th Is thus described
by an ofIicer in q report 70 the War Depart.
Indnt:
eThe stefming Of tho ridge BY our troops
was ono Of the greatest miracles in military
history. No man, who climbs the ascent BY
any Of the roads that wind along Its front, can
believe that eighteen Thousand men wore
moved upon its broken and crumbiinS face,
unless 1t WIS his fortune to witness tho
deed. It seems - awful as visible
Interpolation Of God. Neither General Grant
nor Thomas intended it. Their orders were
- carry the rifle pits along the base OF the
ridge and cut OF their occupants, but when
this was accomplished the unaccountable spirit
OF the troops bore them bodily up the i'm
practicable sleeps, over tho bristling
rine-pits on the crest, and the thirty cannon
entilading every gully. The order to storm
appears to have been given simultaneously by
Generals Sheridan and Wood. because the mon
were not to be held back. hopeless as the at
tempt appeared to military prudence; besides
tho Generals caught the inspiration Of the men
and were ready themselves to undertake i'm.
possibilities"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
RNLIsTMlNr DAMMIT
S TEb ROOM,

u,
WASHINGTON, D. o Lecem bar. Hs,
Inc onee1nsred Executive COMMITTEES Tor fhs
cos%eeia bee le.ys e .ppsal TIE loTai and
oitssns Of WAsAin gton for aid in Ia rthsr.
Sc ss '9 nth are sDI each ef
fu.ds fem teoe disposed 70 contribute =" S'"'''
The Oommittee confid emily cps Il at th cir effort,
may be met with Q hearty response from 49,.
loya person. and that our city may DO enasisd ~
C,otrs 70 The eoGntry that We require no further
neips with the kvs Of country and Sood Govern
ment wneh induced her in the earliest dsys of the
o, " i1ntes,s than any other section Of our land
rSwn " the close OF this wicked and uoriehtsons
ssso,isiss in asserting tksif suprsmasy ana in
hsiowsd n.T. NE = National Capital IL worthy ths
s sssss STSsf sIaaa,o q TI ds
Ihnd " afd-ALEx = eH1PHRRn
SiSss,'1 w E;s.aaa5Sas sissiesD.
saxta Wsrd-R. u COOHBa
j.. esysnth Wsfd-JNO. n. 6IMMHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

THE Gas OPPIcR.-The Office OF the Gas
Company is now At i63 10th street. between n
and z, the Office on nth street having been
vacated several days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

PERsoRAL.-Mayor Wallach left the city this
morning, to be- absent until Friday. In the
meantime, Jonu H. Semmes, Esq, President Of
the board OF Aldermen, will perform the duties
OF the Mayoralty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
Latest from Chattanooga.
REBEL RAIDS UPON RA11Ro.ns
BRAGG STILL RETRkATIHc

LARGE NUMBERS OF REBEL pRIsour,c
COMING IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

OF DIssQLyIAe yInWa
Sstssse 8 Ca o. fnI5Ili ond W1pSIs.
DAY 1YnHIn0e, at rs oSlosk; AdnIesion .
30 T-Ms ea1A + 0oSocl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

THE AauEpUCT CoMMITrBR.-The commit
tee on the part Of the Councils are just now
busy In making arrangements for properly
cele brating the introduction Of Potomac water
in the city, and a meeting has been called at :
O'Clock this evening, at the Mayors ONCE, at
which they expectto complete all the arrange
meuti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

~ He,,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 TIN LADIlH.
We havs3ust received the entire stock Of Mesars
1ourasss 4 Co., On oonsisumeae.
These goods hsvs bssn manufacturer for city
trade, AMI viii b CLOSED ont ct great sacrifice,
Ladies' Who wish to bug . good MUHB at 81, or
. set Of soo6 BuK8 at 80. axs invited 70 call At
HAMBURGER & BRO'B
LTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
ara h1VlNrH STREET,
90 W. Sd door above streeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
nR. A. PA TIL,
BEPNaHa SsvHHrH AMI IIaHfH.
opposite tAe
&c ~ General Pest Once
rAf6UPt CAf1UPn
- 70 eso6 Sn5s lSp S;ttrn.,s
ss n'-'' ~ ane fomAf9 gkYRs .xhh se At

NJ LANeBU R9H RRO4
SALTLHORE BARGAIN STORE,
373 S1VuNfH SfRBDF,
50 DOOR AsovDI.
Just feesivsd from tho late sale Of the prize
StesmeS Hetsrle6i large assortm ept Of Fall ana
VII tor DRY GOODS, such a.
AL Hx shades finest quality yRlHCH N1RINO
s3 BALEOiAL sKIRfs nom o. su,,
DhHHs GOODS Of every dssoriDtios, Is pr cent,
leases beautiful dark oALI6O1e ct lsX eenta psr
yard,
With irsat many other goods too numerous to
mention.
Do not fan ~ call q nnos, - money osn b s>vsd
~ kAN6HCRfH & 3RO d
De l. ~" Baltimore Bargain Store,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

MARROW ESCAPE. Frenchman named
Charles Classa, aged "a years, was found last
night lying in the carriage. way on the Ave-
nue., near 18th street. One carriage had run
over him, but did not seriously injure him;
and second was about doing so, when he
was discovered. He was acconm lated with
lodgings at the Second Ward station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

DEcrLR IN HAfT ~ erLLIlRp TArlxs ana az
vesd 70 osn asf erawnr fss N erf n @sa<s AZ ryss
tfsAs qfhef se<&ttrhnns "a III - -
~ esn hAed rAsa~ - ~ nhLEEh. tsl FslsDn stn<es.
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