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WANTEn-
FOR RENT OR SALE.
REAL ESTATE AGEVCY.

- n Z nv II y . =
OERs0Ns owning Lands, City or Town Pronsrty,
change for city town property or farm land. in m
States may and it TO their advantage to call
at no, % Main street, WhCslis & Va. 80 -
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3 Th'stnto OF west vlFEInIA. ~
IannaFV q IpR9

Editors I'telligsneer: s' r.. !, '1a 'gs
Below Is an extract from letter have
just received from Senator Wiley, dated
Washington January lst, 1893. -, =
ela < Yours Respectfully, laa
ri q! ut J.W. PATTON.
"Ehe agony is over at last, as you will
have learned by telegram to Gov. Peir-
point. The President has signed the bill
admitting West yirginia." : 7o,..t,.,r a.;
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FARM FOB SALE
LlNDSLEY INSTITUTE .

VIE BE ss&ERoisRss oRTHLs SCHOOL, under the
suuled on AIoniayI JsntaeT 9Th 1853 Z Ibsi,,Sti ~
in al the branches ofa eomplet classical q SeIlI
esllee.tol y mere onered' u aaE janlssti
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Con. M'CIeIlan..

The Hon. L. W. COe, Republican member
of the Connecticut State Senate, publishes
letter in the Waterbury American, dated
S at fredericksburg, Dec. 2lst, the same be-
ing an official report which he made as
chairman of the legislative committee sen,
to look after the Connecticut soldiers. Il
concludes thus:
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NAILs-All siEus, f--6aio at min prlce5 bT y :
~ IHA2' go .rsat," METCALR BURT.
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81 bai City Property Wanted gIi,0i |
TN EXCHANGE FOR LAND In the virint,v .y.J.s
Il ferbon City, Missouri ''1-S " 'slff
lIRh57hi 1851 l3a zliUs No.60l Main StSaIs,tt !
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WRAPPING PAPER-A large stock or both Rs-
nlie,, Sna S'rAT for aale At manufactnrors
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have found but one opinion in the ar.
my about the merits Of Generals. The
army almost to a man are for M'CIellau
aad 1T, LoR expect the army, TO- conquer
peace, you hase got to give them y choice
1t is as clear to them as sunshine, aud that
too, with the best feeling for Bufuside, whb
is much respected by all, that he has not the
capacity for the moving of any army of this
magnitude sE@
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gATld y BEoekmal. private, age24 yearS height
P,aS, 0orn In biyetpoOil snsiAag 0c6hpaiion nm
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iElE1FSSt TO TIE AOHERs.lAPPLIOAN TS
5oFI p!seel tn the Pphlic Schools Of ne
there, VII bea Regular Meeting q dc FxSmihib1
Board q their room, In the Court House. IN T,SI
ia t-..f III, A. 8. TODD, 4.
yAnS-tdt Secretary OF ttS RnS "A
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80 oFr1cr BALItatoEE AHp oglo R. 4. co.,l
,-s.n5,,1 WnREtHe, January 3 1851. = j
~. y u LOT ipEntshing the Company With
-, i1an u s1lhe S2ei llor Locomotive use, for tho
~ ~ VIII pc received Of this ONCE until
me On inst. 5'lh!t saa. }. ;. 1oRD,
lAno-sd ffa1 FIscT gEHfnl 7RoF the Cou1nhnS (
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DlvIdend. - l"!i 9 20 .
RHRRLtSG skvrads IssFrTr1.ttoo,l, II :
80 ~ 60 Wheeling, JdnIafy q, 1855. /
The piTsctors ofthfi IhStitGtson hive , al IL.
eteESd aiYiaend OF ten per centrum Oh the cspIiSl
99t % the earnipgs Of the last Bx, month";
rSe Of STATE and FEDERAL TAXI payable to ths Stoe
holders or their legal repre- SehtatiTeS on
lRne ~ a. Q. AcKER, TESa5oTSry
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5WlEED0W GIAss+-A large utOek, all I1izeS, vii
jahS METCALP BURT
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91alal > = = : WHEELING MAE1VE THW
Il s1o HOUSE 9AsSOGGATiON. - \
M VIE AANUALsbGRETESG of tho soethoIdA,r =,
this As3oet9tlou Willbo held At the Jtore of OH
nait, on "Wednesday, evening, January 7th, isSSi
GSsUeen The ho1rB OfSSNeI and 81 hit o'oci Gof
sStloA Of Ave Directors, Secretary and TFsSSy,rsr
ep1qtng year, aud the tranSSction Of Suek otb
81 a9sS e may % brought before e messing
q 4antsts 5Ha sI5 shl 0HAH.,B- 0RCn9 s.e,s. |
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GtoNGREss WATER ArtsGian Wei Weterr.r on
~, T SE&Ss ~, Or fre Odd Fell
'jahl, 7FiEsSd " E. BOOKING, Agent /
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tTHE present emancipation movement in
Missouri Is fdnning hes State bonds away
up in the New York msFklIs :. ( %. 81 "a "A a
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NASHVILLE, Jan. IL. hnvejnst arrived
from a terrific battle on Ston's River, in
'front.' ef MurfreesborO, on the west side of
mat town. 1t has ragged with unremittiug
Jury TWO days, and at last report was not
.ysE decided Fiis one of.Ihe most ferocious
Oh modern times, Sustained by both sides
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The Battle Of Stones River.

TeleErapIo Correspondence Cincinnati oommercial.
An InteIIIgIbfs Account OF it--Ths
mSYemenIs OF the Various COrpAt-
4SLtles OF "Wednesday and Thufs7
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For Cincinnati and LoniaTTIiT1TITs.--
= M. The .stFGmer s4LLIE LIST. c,ntsir
R6bsGLL, will leave a. Rboye NJ, ~ ~
s-.;sss the 9th inst., 1t 8 O'Clock r ii fPSSfs
HSSl8F or passage apply on board or 70 IL, - 80
ganofze JELLY Z MANNER, Agents.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 7. The municipal
election yesterday resulted in the entire success
Of the Unconditional Union ticket by major
ity Of 300 votes.
A messenger from Major Ransom's battery
and the 9th Kansas cavalry reports several skir-
mishes with guerrillas in which 2j were killed
and wounded and the notorious Todd was cap
tured, together with horses, equipments, &o.
Some % houses of secessonsts in this county
were burned last week and 100 head Of stock
taken.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aprl7. Major Ransom,
of the 9th Kansas has just returned from a
highly successful scout. Thirty-one guerrillas
were killed, Is captured the camp broken up
and nearly all the camp equipage etc, captured
Is houses burned, and two of the leaders hung
The latter were concerned in the robbery of the
Steamer Getty
A large amount of powder and other NUM-
tions of war were destroyed. One of Ransom's
men was wounded, but he will return to the
field in day or two.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

Is GEO bushels Of corn, besides several buildings,
including the post office.
An expedition to Ponchatoola and Pass Man
chae was completely successful Three cotton
laden schooners were captured near Ponchasoo-
la. Collector Bullet had suspended all trans
portation permits above New Orleans, unless
military necessity otherwise orders.
This has been necessary to prevent attempted
frauds.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 7. Cen Mitchell
with $50 cavalry went out yesterday on the
Lebanon pike to Green Ill., and dashing into a
rebel camp where there were large number Of
rebel conscripts, on the sabre charge, he took
IS prisoners, killed 5, and captured all their
horses, &c. The rebels were composed of parts
of Morgan's and McCowan's bands. Am ong
the prisoners are Capt. Brady and Lieut. enant
of HogaD's cavalry. One man was won nded
on our side. Gen. Mtchell's command made a
march of IS miles IN II hours
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

Hartford, Ct, April 7. We have returns
from every town in the State except Hampton.
The vote for Governor foots mp, Buckingham
1904, Seymour So $50. Buckingham's ma jor-
ity will be $500. The Senate stands IA Union,
Democrats, and the House 1876 Union, 81
Democrats For Congress, Demins, Brandegee,
and Hubbard, Union, and English, Democrat,
were elected.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc, April T..
There are Indications, but nothing of a definite
character, that the enemy on the opposite side
of the river are in possession Conformation, from
some point, unfayorable to their cause. They
are unusually careful to prevent any of their
papers from getting into our lines.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

Unquestionably the best sustained weekly
the kind in the World
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

PORTLAND, Ne, April T. AZ the city cleo
ton to day Mcclellan, Republican, received
2lG6 votes for Mayor and j. B. Carroll Demo-
cratic, 1850, scattering Il, being d republican
majority Of 202.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

WAsnINaroN, April 7. It is officially known
here that the u. S. feet OF gunboatS and iron
cIads left Port Royal on Wednesday last, and
would probably reach the scene of operations
Thursday evening. Up to o'clock tins alter
noon nothing was known of their movements.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
TO THE FREEMAN.
Special Dispatch 10 the Boston Journal.

SpecId5 DISPdEcF 70 lie B0sI0n J0UrHdT.
NEAR FALMOUTH, Va, a pril I. The mud is
so deep, and the weather again 80 imp leasant
that Gen. Hooker postponed the grand infantry
review that was to take place to-day.
A party of visitors at headquarters, went to
see the camp hospital and called on several Off
GERS. (Sgned) VlDETTE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

BALTIMORE, April !. Col. Stewart of the "a
Indiana Regiment, one of the fourteen United
States officers justreleased by the rebels, and
who mas Just arrived here, makes the following
statement:
On Thursday last he saw from his prison
window in Richmond great " Bread " riot,
composed of about 5000 women, who were
armed with clubs guns and stones They broke
open the government and private stores and
took bread, clothing, and whatever else they
wanted The militia were ordered cut to check
the riot, but failed TO do SO.
Jeff Davis and other high officials made
speeches to the Infatuated women, and told them
they should have whatever they needed They
then became calm and order was restored. All
statement.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

WASHINGTON, April 7. The following has
oeen received at the Headquarters of the Army
here
MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, April 6.
Maj Gen. Halleck, Geaerai-}n- Chief:
Gen. Stanley has returned from his scout
bringing in some 40 or so prisoners and 300
seryiceabIe horses and mules. He drove Nor
gan's cayaly from the Peninsula, whipping
them from their stronghold Shows Hill, north
of Smithgile, and but for their precipitato re.
treat and the difficult nature of the country
would have had force in their rear and cap
tured their artillery and animals. The enemy
left quite number of dead and fled toward
losing many horses, saddles and
guns.
(Slgned) W. s. RosECRANs,
Major General.
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rcoxxuHIoArsp,


s4 HaSgfe's Gone.
BY e. w. IMMERSION.
Drop the curtain, and put out the lights;
And alone, In the dark OF darkest nights,
Let the theafer dream OF the glory shed
From the star-bright brow Of the charmer fed.
Maggie's gone!
And all the passions fine and strong
Told in story, or sung in song,
In eye nash felt, or teardrop seen,
Have vanished with the vanished Queen
E.... Maggie's gone!
Queen never passed from palace door
With retinue half SO grand before,
As the love and prayers that brighten the way
VI one VINO made night more lovely than day.
Maggie's gone!
Actors +! what have you now to show,
Your guests have much to rernem Der YOU know,
AND eyes that seem TO look at your play,
May see but the glory that's faded away.
Maggie's gone!
Alone by itself, the fond heart keeps
lis Try st With memory, in secret deeps;
And only one can restore the grace
And beauty that lately illnmined the place.
Maggie's gone!
Drop the curtain and put out the lights;
Inc soul has theater with charmed rights;
AND the dream elves may lead us wherever
they will,
But the beautiful Fanchon is played there still.
Maggie's gone!
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DIKB

On the ssd Of Sept, nUGBNR. third son ~ Joh,
,. and the late Harriet Maria BOYLE. seed NJ
years. months, and . days. ~ =
The friends Of the family are inyitsd n .,t-na
the funeral. from the residences of his fathsr. an
2StA street west on Friday, a6sh instant nc o'cPK
Pm. -- ess Il ez.5 49,
Al noon. Eept. ID, wALTlB 8. -HuNTRB, in
The hisnds OF the family ere invited TO attend
the funeral, from the residence Of his father WIN.
Hunter, 10, Coxh Row, Lat street, 6eor gstovn
On Friday afternoon, 1t o'clock. 1s'
On the ,33d Of Septer.ber, THOMAS DONALD.
SON, In the 6oth year Of Bis Ase.4ss-e1s. ~. IT,
How bisst the rishtsous whsn he dies ~
'.. when sinks weary soul TO rest !; So
= How mildly beam those closing eyes,
How UsDtly heAves the exDiFins breast.
The Sriends and the family are respectfully In.
yttsA % attend hia fnneral. Of the West Gsorss-
eriek I'D Ye,ette. to-nerrow, Friday, the S5th
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MARRIED,

On the 10th instant By the Rev. DR.. Brown. Pas
tor Bridse-street Presbyterian Church. George
town, Mr.. s; w. K0oNTz: nf Northwsstern Vir-
aassnshter OF Thomas and Caroline Wellington, OF
By the Rev ". W. winchester. IDMuND q W
B. pEESTos Of New York, to Miss NARY =.
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WRAPPIsG PAPER for sale st the Star office coun-
ter, 1t six cents per pound fs7YP jy7
On. DU.oET's susar-soated Female Regulating
ana sgscsirsy, and being SKIER eoatsd create
ses upon the most felicate stomach. A trial Of
shess Pills vii prove their superiority all others.
Price 81 . box. Sold by o. Ford, corner 1lsh
street ana Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. 1a5.ly
WARRANTED 70 ouaS IN sIx DAYs.-Dr. Godfrsy's
Antidote, an Knslish Specific Of sixty-nye years
standing, win cure Goxo-rhos 1. sag days, No
change OF diet required. Price 81 Per bottle Sold
by 8. O. Ford. corner ilth street and Ps, avenue
WShiu gton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. 81 ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-24

At MEETING of the citizens of Kansas tenn
Torariiy soJourning in the city OF Washington,
held at the Avenue House, on Tuesday even
ing, September %, 1863, the following, among
other proceedings, were had.
Whereas, the Free-State city Of Lawrence is
again in ashes, and the Free State Hotel Of that
city is again in ruins, by the bloody hands OF
slavery; and,
Whereas, the said hotel was erected at an
original cost OF Ss00OU, and its proprietor, Col.
). w. Eldridge, by this and other Losses, is I'M
able 10 rebuild the same; and,
Whereas, the friends Of freedom are DESTROYS
to aid him in rebuilding, and to this end have
determined to appeal to the liberality of the
people throughout the country: Therefore,
BE 1t reS0Iced, That the Chair appoint a com
mittee OF five, whose duty it shall be to solicit
subscriptions from the President of the United
States, members of the Cabinet, officers of the
Government, and others of this city, for the
purpose of rebuilding the Free-State Hotel in
Lawrence, which will encourage and ensure
the rebuilding OF the city of Lawrence, and
soon eradicate the footprints of the murder
Gus Quantrell.
The Chair appointed the following commit
tee:-Hon. 5. q. Pomeroy, Hon. J. H. Lane,
Hon. A. e.. Wilder, Hon. Fred. r. Stanton,
Hon. VIM. P. Dole.
On motion it was voted to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting in the city papers.
f. n. BLAKE, President.
p. II. TOWNSEND, ]. Z. JONES, Secretaries.
sc 234tH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-24

AIH DBHAHD--Owine to the great amount OF
building going on at the present time, brick.
layers and carpenters arc In great demand,
and unusually high wsges hare been offered.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE STAR-Sir: Know
ing You TO possess largely the proverbial be-
neyolence OF your profession, L infer your
Willingness to give publicity to the following
suggestions, and thus aid salary Strengthened
clerks and others to warm their own families
and have something left for the poor err during
the coming winter. Let there be meeting of
consumers, who shall select an individual who
will consent to become the depository OF agree
ments in substance as follows:
The undersigned hereby agrees to receive
during the month Of October, at No. -
street. - tons Of coal, - cords Of wood, and
has deposited with -, bankers, s for the
payment therefor, subject to the order Of any
person who shall present my receipt for full
amount to 8. Let the depository condense
these agreements, and thus ascertain how M CHI
fuel can thus be disposed of, and then adver-
tise for bids for the delivery of the same; and
let him be empowered to let the contract to the
lowest bidder. This plan involves no hazard
to any one; and if sufficient number adopt it,
it will be an object for some one to bid low for
contract. Yours, dc,
yuuo ro Suopr
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-James
McNally, drunk dismissed. Geo. COPELAND,
selling by sample; do. s. B. Thurber, drunk;
do. Geo. Faux, threats; do. VIM. Haskins,
drunk and disorderly; military. James Wesh,
do; do. Mary Moratta, drunk; dismissed
James P. Murphy, do; dismissed. Minnie
Sanborn, vagrancy; do. John Barry, drunk
and disorderiy; Charles Davis, do; al So each
Maurice Solomon, drunk; Sl58. VIM. T. King,
do: Sl5S.
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M. v. BUCKLEY, auct
By J. Q. MCGUIRE l. co, Auct;orsars
EXCELLENT kuRNITIrRp .Nn

By. g. MCGUIRE l. CO. Auct'onears
FXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOrsp
TTF nshh x MnsSsnG At f1nLl9 AUcroS-Gn
at TIE Lgs,dence OF Inomas Young, ESQ corn 81
Furniture snd Effects, comprisi. g noi AIS
Rosewood and Walnut PLUSH and Brosatella .o.
soiss, Arm Fancy, and Side Chairs %
Ladies W &lnut Secrel airy and Whasnot
Engravinss, Venefisn Blinds Gilt Shades sna
manteI Ornaments uoa and
Brusselis, Ingram, and Venetian Carpets
Walnut Hat Rack, Hall Chairs
Mahogany EAtensi on Table, Sidebosrd
Oak Dining Chairs. Refr iEerator
French China Dinner and Tea Net
glassware WATERS, Table cutlery
Brittsnnia Tea Set. Silver Plated Casters
Mahogany Hair Spring Sofa and Chairs
Marble top Centre Table, Rockers
Cane Ses Chairs, Lounge
Mahogany Match ana Chamber Tables
Handsome walnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind
Bedsteads ~
High Post and Cottage Bedsteads
su perior Curied Hair aud Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillow Toilet Get
RoEewooa. Walnut. and Mahogany Mar bic. tn
Dressing Bureaus ~
Handsome Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted Ward
Gilt and Buff Window Shades Cornice
Stoves of various kinds, Fire Irons
stair Carpets, 0i! Cloth, Rods and Eyes
Tosethsr with a general assortment of Honsnb o,d
and Kitchen Furniture
Terms cash.
SEES &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts,
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2Vcppr nIsyaava

Snsnayitaa's Gift is the most certain, safe and
sfeetual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
AID recent cases in twenty-four hours. No m nsr-
al no balesm, mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken 1t is the soldiers hope, aud friend to
those rho do not want to be sIp osec. Male pack
sges 81; female, SS. - - .~>. .a s..E
S1maritGr's Root aad Herb Jaeicss-A positive
and permanent cure Tor Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers.
Sores, Spots Tettsrg & Price al, si1 bottles
Cor Ss Bold By 8. &C. Ford. See aavertissment. ms
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By j. c. MCGUIRE Il %. Auctionsers
sSMALb AND DEsIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
- ADJOINING TIE Cry AT puRIIC srcrIns = a.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October I'd, 1T 5 O 'cloek
or the premises we 'hal sell that bsautifu ia
Farm lying alonR boundary street bstweeu Glsn
wood avelpe and Ecsins ton y containing II ares
rood, sud y sud one half psrchas, i'm proved by
other out buildings, tn. whole surrou led by =
with water 49, IpAe3
This desirab BILE little farm will be divided into
three paris, two of them fronting on Boundary
street. containing acres each and the othar front
lpa on IienWood Nv .nue and cont aiming about II
acres, together with the homeatead and otsa.
buildings. 'hoI
1erms: 6ne-third in cash; the remainder In .i-
snc Twelve mouths, with interest, secured bv =
deed OF trust on the premises
= plat OF the premises may be seen at the Auction
Rooms.
SEES ]. q. MCGUIRE n On ar.+s
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SEES j o. MCGUIRE i Co. Aucts
By GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctiousers
EfRCSTEElS SALE OF YALuARIR Inrs I

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS nv
virtue OF deed of trust. executed on the ayt5
=, No l62, one Of the land records Of WssSjna.
ton county, u; o., and at the request OF tie
on MONDAY, the goth day Of October next. at tns
hour OF O'Clock. in the afternoon, the Lots
Pieces, and Parcels of Ground described In aid
trust deed being 20 Lots situated in Square mn
Terms OF sale One-third cash balance In & and
u montss. the purchasers giving their note. far
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
TO secure the deferred payments Ali eonveTsni
eng and Revenue Stamps at the purchases ~
penss. LII the terms of Sale not complied uith
at the end of five days from the day OF sale the
Undersigned as Trustee. reserves the right to rs
sell tine said premises after advertising fvs tmes
IN the Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the d.
fsultins purchs.e
sao.dsd. Y. q ksTiENHqGs 81, Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-24

MISUNDERSTANDING, band OF Is music
lans from Baltimore; 63 convalescents from
Frederick so con valescents and deserters from
Philadelphia; and II recruits from Harrisburg
arrived at Soldiers Rest
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ErxaNAr0nRH1l soAn! IN gunBD.- Or. Randi
kpecinc cures Spsr1sa toJ,h9as iSss1isd! Weaknsss
lzpotsKey LosS1 Popsr, stc spes tily and t9sctnoI
~. It's effects aFsr truly ssical A. trial of the
specific, will convince thu Ne ost skepucsl of IL.
ger uth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. il S-fy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-24

AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and
varied stock of Jewelry and Plated Ware now dis
played at the Dollar Store, A IS Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near IA street Be advised by US, go to the
Dollar Store, !" and invest your surplus cash
hnSl- lMN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-24

SPECIAL NOTICE. Wdnsd fa- Esat.-in Wash
ngton or Georgetown, asman house, [1nfurnishe &C
preferred for family. Apply at No. 81 Louisiapt
avenue, or No. l52 q street. Sc H-tf
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TIE cHrarasf AEp sBs1 HAVE DYE n TEE WosLD-
kse~ Fades Q, .Wash~ 0m.-uphan z HAIR Dye, 50
Ford, corner uth street and Ps avenue, Wash.
Eaton, and Henry Cook. Asxsndrfa. ta6-ly {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-24

CoRss ARE THE UKI sRsAI.. z eaBENr OF MAN
KIND. TIC be relieved offikese terrible evils call
On DIR. WHITE and submit To his lasniR lat ions.
10 his successful treatment of Germs, Bunions,
hsils growing in the assh etc lsnR IIk m ak es
cblrcpody speciality. Yon are-sure TO get relief
Eiihont experiencing pain, tDfice, No: 424 Penn.
svenue Aape d. Tuck er q building, } between Four