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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14
AUCTION SALES

FUTURE DAYS. -
A sslsTANT QUARTHRMAsTERs Or
e. 1SSrrer and Twenty second streets, WaE.
xacon on WI psw ,hs l b ;Ss
Corral; near the Observatory, Washing ton, D
HORSES AND MULES,
CONDEMNED as unit for public service.
sals to commence Rt ten O'Clock a.. m
ie'A' cash. ~ '0'sfhm' e. i H. ToMpkIss
" ll-st Captain. A. Q. NJ q. S. Army
BywM. B. LIwIs 4 co, Auctioneers.
u s. MARsMahAkE fSI SAN Am OF SCHOONER
In virtue IL ne. Of decree Issued from The Clerks
Columbis, holding District Oou TT of the United
q ates will sell at Public sale. or cash, at the
too1 OF 9Th street wharf the Potomsc river. on
ocioci NJ ne 18th day OF July inst. 1868, at
SCHOONER MARTHA ANN,
Tackle, Apparel. and Furniture.
iy dtd. per IA NM Z LEVIN M.ss5 t,H
By WM. L. WALL Il co., Auctioneers
Al the Ba suar, s. Louisiana age, 5strreen OH ou
HACK HORSES HARNESS, AND BUGGY AT
18th. at 10 clock, we will sell at our Bazsar and
HACKS, aorse s. Buggy, and sets Harness
jyis VIM L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
BY. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
l OTIS ON PENNA. ANENU Or AT AUCTION
-. 2, suliaing Lots in square s'4. on Pa avenue,
auction. on the premises, MONDAY, July 18th at
jyI lhep.l 10. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
BY W. l. WALL L CO.. Auctionesrs.
'1'KUsTEk'S SALE0F VALUABLE IMPROVED
Lon TuEsbAY the ssth day Of july issI D.
1863, in front of the premises, at s O'Clock D. m
by virtue of deed of trust to the ub.crber be ar
inE date the 18th day Of October 1851 aud recorded
land records, &c, 1 shall offer for eaie at pubiic
auction the following improved property, To wit
three hundred and twenty Ave (S25 of the plan of
the city OF Washington, the said part fronting nine
teen (9) feet six 90 inches 18th ST. vest and ex
tendl back one hundred lool feet. With the free
use OF an alley three go feet wide and running back
on the south line of said part of lot (refsrence
ing had to prior deeds for more particular de-
scrlptIon will appesr,) with the improvements
thereon. Consisting of neat and Portable two
stary and attic fraEse house. with back building
tween Is and streets south, in the immediate vi
cinity of the Smithsonian Institution, and is ou.
OF the most desirable residences in the city The
nelsh3or hood is healthy, with good water con
Terms of sale: One half cash. the residue in 6
and u menths, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and properly secured.
deco given and deed Of trust taken.
three days from the day of sale the reserves
the right to resell the said property az the risk ami
cost of the defsnlting purchaser
All conyeyancins at the cost Of the purchaser.
teN 2awlm&ds W. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts.
W. RIDEs-HlDEs
wzDNss1AY and sATURpA7. At Il o'oloos 1t &
the Beef He. on Ssns At ths ss u
sale.
Terms ss.h in Treasury notes. to Be paid At tho
jalS (Chron.I LIT COL and O. 8 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

BILLIARDs.-The billiard match between
Mr.. Deery and Mons Isadore was concluded
last evening al the rooms of MIR. Geary, Ninth
and ID streets, and resulted in the victory of
M. Isadore, who won the French thu ee ball
carom game by thirteen points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

u EPLY OF MAI. GEN. WILLIAM 3. PRANK.
IL LIN 10 the Report Of the Committee on the
Conduct OF the War. With MsPi z cent.
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SHENANDOAH. a. r. Alger, of the Fifth
Michigan cavalry, was serenaded at the Kirk
wood House last night, by the band of the
Seventh Massachusetts cavalry. Col. Alger
was wounded in the left leg W lille making a
charge with his regiment near Gettysburg.
Col. Alger purposed leaving this city to-day
for his home at Grand Rapids. Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

TIE cHEAPIsf AHB BEST HAIl DYH n rHI WORLD
Nsys kade' q Washss 0ss-Uphams Hair Dye, %
Q. Ford, corner 18th street and Ps. avenue, Wash.
anGton. and Henry Cook. Alexandris. 80 ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URINARY
And S1xUAL 6YsTEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Hoicard Acknowledgment
IN sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address
Philadelphia, Pa. mar rs Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

PAID OpF.-The LIST regiment OF d. G. colored
volunteers was paid off Saturday, at their
camp near Georgetown.
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CARRYING REBEL WAIL.-John Frizeii
was arrested yesterday for tryiag to run q rebel
mail into Dixie A number ofletrers were found
upon his person, and he was committed 70 the
Central Guardhouse to'be retained for further
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14
rHOICE WINES AND LIQOORs.

We have on hand and for sale low, the following:
Superior Olaret Haut, Sauterne, Sherry Hook
Madei,a, Muscat. Port. and Ginger Wines also,
Cherry. Blackberry, Lavender, and Ginger Bran
dies. together with well assorted stock of other
Brandies and Whistles.
We are also Sole Agents for this District for the
sale Of Messrs. Kohler & Frshling'a strictly pure
CALIFORNIA WINES and BRANDY, such as
White Muscatel, Port, Angelica and Hook wines.
EGAN & PlRRIE.
jyl1-6t 8. W. Cornsr 9Th and sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

SU1CIDH.-George Buckner, q member of the
sth New York Battery, stationed st Fort Reno,
committed suicide on Saturday by placing the
muzzIe of his loaded musket to his breast and
pulling the trigger with his toe, discharging
the contents Of the piece through his left lung
and heart, killing him instantly. Deceased
seemed to be determined upon ending hisexis-
tence, as he had recently made two attempts
upon his life; once by jumping down well
and another time by trying to hang himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

ENOK SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES or a
4 God and Coal Yard in an eligible loo Atty
For further information apply at the Star OH CO.
iy IO6tE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

ACCORDEONS
JUST Received from Paris q large assortment of
finest quality Accordeons, which we can sell
cheaper than any other heuse-frem S2to $50,
METzEROTT'S Music Store
+ je 3 II corner of 18th and Penn ave
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EOREsT GROVE HOUSE
l. ScHo6LErS A0gNTAIN SPRINGS.

The above popular Hotel p new ready fer ths
Summer Season, having been thoroug hly q = a
set in order for the RECOMMENDATION Of YEAA
Visitors to Schoolsys Moyntain Springs. 1E: ~
pay, the proprietor Of the Forest Grove House
win accommodate families and visitors Ct @ low 2
House VIII afford. -
Ths direct route TO reach the Forest Grove House
the Morris and Essex Railroad, to Haekettsto1n,
At 81 O.. m, and Sc D, m.
win Msss viii prompt atisaTsaS sevs 60.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

UeOTFst0lcn. u. Z.
Attends to the ssle of Produce, Flour, Grain, and
Mershandiss generally; Procures Freight, Char
Business transacted always with promp tness and
dispatch. mar Aft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

HORST, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR
IL SALE.-A thorough broke, perfectly n
sound and gentle eight year old Northern IN
horse. stands without hitching, and travelsN0
we'll In harness or under tbs saddle together with
q light Family Carriage and good set Of Harness
For particulars inquire at DUBANT'S Restaurant,
9th street and Pa. avenue. jyIl-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

OF the committee to superintsnd certain matters
in connection with the Center Market; TO sup
ply the place made vacant by the retirement OF
MIR Richards from the Board. Adjourned.
Common Counci.-In the absence of the Sec
Rotary, Mr.. John +. Collins was chosen Score.
tary pro TEN.
Communications from the Mayor were read,
recommending appropriation of $500 to grade
and gravel street north, between Ninth and
Tenth streets; announcing approval OF act to
repair defective carriage way on Seventh
street west, from the north side Of q street
no nth to the south side OF f street north; act
authorizing change in location OF lamp in Third
Ward; act repeating act authorizing curbing
and paving ofsouth front of square 7S4; act for
the Improvement OF N street north, from Fifth
TO Seventh street west; act authorizing repair
OF certain alleys in Third w ard; and an act for
the rellef OF Henry Lee; also, a communication
enclosing communication from the Chief En-
gineer OF the Fire Department, complaining of
an attack by the Franklin Fire Company on
the Hlbernla Steam Fire Company at the fire
OF the 9th inst.
The following were referred: Bill to place q
stencil trap at the southeast corner Of Eleventh
street west and L street north; authorizing the
Mayor TO purchase cast-iron plates or bridges
Tor CUTTERS to grade and gravel Massachusetts,
avenue from Thirteenth to Fourteenth streets
west; petition of w. T. Turpin and others
praying the laying of curbstones and pave
ment on Massachusetts avenue, between Second
and Third streets west; to rebuild wharf at the
loot or Fourth street east, Eastern Branch; for
the relief of Columbia Fire Company; petition
OF Hyacinth Lasselle, asking remission OF fines;
regulating the sale of lime; regulating the sala.
ries OF the clerks of the Western and Eastern
Markets; making appropriation for two fire.
plugs.
Mr.. q. Wilson introduced bill providing
1or Inc payment of the sixth instaliment Of the
bonds of the Washington and Alexandra Rail
road, and moved to refer to committee on ways
and means.
Mr. Shepherd moved to refer to q special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

Family Carriage, one Of the best. Elns
heht BUGGIhS in Wae aington, made RG
in fin sh style or material. Worn but very little,
Gan be seen by inquiring at the office of Repair
Shop, 7lst street, between and F. iy lists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

THB CoURTs.-Crcuit Court, Chief Justice
Cortter.-In this court yesterday further action
in the case OF Mrs. Wiley vs.. Marshall Brown
was postponed, owing to the absence Of one Of
the counsel (Mr. Brent) in Baltimore.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Judge
Fisher presiding) the jury were unable to agree
in the case Of Martin Snyder, indicted for the
larceny Of horse from VIM. Morgan, and they
were therefore discharged.
In the case of Adolphus Barker, colored, re.
Gently convicted Of mansiaughter in pushing
a colored boy, named Sam, of the fish wharf,
at Georgetown, thereby causing his death by
drowning, and in which case new trial had
been granted on motion OF Mr.. Day, counsel
for the defendant, but six jurors were EN-.
panneled yesterday.
THE ST. DENNIS TRoUPR.-To.morrow
wednesday, evening, Mrs. Jane English's
entire company from Laura Keene's theater,
will open for q summer season at the Wash
ington Theater. Among the company is the
celebrated beautiful rope performer, lie Belle
Rosita. The great French pantomimists, i'm
ported expressly by Mrs. English from Paris,
and who are said now to occupy in both hemi-
spheres the enviable position so long enjoyed
by the Ravel Troupe. Such an entertainment
as this has long been desired, and will prove
acceptable to all classes. Anticipating crowd
we advise those having ladies in charge to Sc
cure their seats in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers
I OTIS ON PENNA AVENUE AT AUCTION
- q Building Lots in square s74 on Pa avenue.
between 9th and 18th streets east will be offered at
auction, on the premises, MONDAY, July 18th at
O'Clock IN
Jy II ikepl 10. McRTIRE 4 co Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

NOTICE. TREASURY DEPARTMENT
FoBRTH AUDITORS 0FPICE July 10. lisa
Persons having claims against bslance due from
the United States to James Cook. Captain OF the
Top, deceased, are hereby notified to present such
CLAIMS, properly authenticated to this Office, with
IN four moLths from the above date
IL LIST STEPHEN J. W TABOR Auditar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31
LATEST NEWS.

There is no news Of special interest from
the ARMY Of the Potomac \ portion Of the
Federal forces are said tn be at point where
Turkey Run crosses the Warrenton railroad,
that is about six miles west Of Bristow Station,
on the Orange railroad.
Hon. Robert J. Walker, now in England,
Was one Of select party who recently made
balloon voyage to the Crystal Palace, London,
with the celebrated acronaut, Coxwell,
The Richmond Enquirer, in an editorial,
says The condition Of our currency has be-
come 50 alarming that It's importance has risen
even above the excitements Of military move
ments From every quarter Of the Coufede-
racy essays, schemes, expedlents and RENE
dies are daily scattered broad cast over the
urging suggestions OF every character
and de: cEptiOn.
1t is understood that on " one vessel belong
ing to the Russian feet will come to Washing
ton, the others drawing too much water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31
OYSTERS! YSTE Rs.!

THE subscribers will keep constantly on hand
1 during the season. the finest OYSTERS
that are brought to this market, which they
will sell BY the bushel or gallon at the Lowest
cash prices. LIN SEY u HENDRICkS.
SAP M-ln* Sseaua boat wharf: foot Of King *
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31

1vorFsr,-.An inquest was held to-day, by
~ Penn, Acting Coroner, on the body OF
1.mos NeOaon. who died yesterday afternoon,
;. uaa alleged, from injuries received at the
hands Of Michael Collins, week ago. After
~ Investigation, the Jury rendered verdict
tbqt the deceased came to his death from init
rss received at the hands Of some person or
,arsons unknown. Whcrereupon, Collins
rbo had been arrested was discharged
II The Auction sale Of Agricultural imple
meots. &C., Of Meade K Marye, yesterday,
ordered by he County Court OF this county,
rbe articles We're disposed Of at unprecedented
l. low figures 4 lot Of CASTING new) sold
for 90 cts. . hundred pounds; Corn Shelters,
sl90<Gs2; Cutting Boxes -four knives( s)3
pIoushS that fornerly brought Sl2(0I5, sold
Tor s. 60; Wheat Fans, from 50 to $l4-old
price, $50 to 500; aud SO with the entire
stock
4 little Girl, the daughter Of Mr.. James
Cole, living near the Jail, was very severely
bitten by dog, this morning. The dog broke
loose from his chain, and attacked the little
girl, IN her own yard The wounds are SO Sc
ri3us as to cause fears tor her lie.
Springer Haroaugh> Of Pennsylvania, and
T. J. Carter, Of Illinois, have been appointed
the two Government directors Of the Pacific
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31
2 T s r A y g & II T

REsTAU RANT
MESSRS. MCCARTHY & JENNINGS,
l4O KING Street Opposite the Prov. Iua's1els.
yAEING fitted up this tavorite restaurant
a the proprietors have spared no pains to
make his the best RESTAU RANTin Alexan
aria. The LARDEK viii be composed ofthe best
that the market affords and served up st the
shortest notice.
Dinners and supper for parties gotten up al
the shortest notice by experienced cooks.
Attached 10 the Restaurant is suit Of private
sunner rooms sep lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31
YUCKWHEAT FLOUR.

NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Of superior
u quality, Just received and for sale BY
/. 6. SWAIN,
oct Oft No 90, Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31

U{REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
VI The Quick est and safest route to the North
west and Southwest. Two through trains daily,
and one on Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Gov
eminent rates to al the principal points III the
North and West, For tickets and further Ia
formation, apply at the office Of the Great
Pennsylvania Route northeast corner Penn
sylvania avenue and Sixth street. under Ma
tional Hotel. Office open from 3. m to ..
M; on Sundays to p. m.
Washington, oct ply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31

Springer Haryaugh, Of Pennsylvania, and
T. ]. Carter, OF Illinois, have been appointed
che two Government directors Of the Pacific
railroad company, as provided Cor by law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

wi uaaaYsa and seven,y -nve Dollars Reward
II k,canai from our Furnaces, IN Boietoart and
.nsshany oeuntisa, the following named Cohvicts:
Iohn Lester, sentenced July -, 1862, from
,,.<,arte,d black complexion, black hair and eyes,
ssont fee, high, white spot on upper lip, scar on
I"st sh,siier, several little sears on right hand
.sf:ons Oh tic ielt' -
~ lsta 1856 AT the age oi -, brown complex ieo
,a.ck hsT snd eyes, and feet siz inches Ia height
4 Mst Young, sentenced 10 city Of Richmond May
ram 1882 at the age Of %. uiatto, black hair and
&c about 5 feet u inches high, one scar CD left
s,,a t,s, above elbow aud two scArs an right arm
'., seose elbow, one II which is produced by yaeci-
,s,u sad two ssars on lett leg just below the knee,
sDJ ons scar an right leg.
Ysauei Taylor, free, sentenced from Lynch
hnyy Apr /, 1862, age %, black Compieytcn, black
n,r snd eyes about feet inches high oae scar or.
F of LEI, leg also two small scars leit leg also
one small scar ca forehead and one ever left eye,
above the outer corner.
Wyatt johnson, tee, sentenced from iynehburs
November 10th, 1882, Tor grand larcency, for two
years IS 22 years old, black complexion, hair and
syts feet On inches high; was born In Sussex
Co Va has one small scar over the ef! eye, eld one
a The right arm, between the wrist and elbow aud
he point OF the ief, hand thumb cut of
Allen Gowen, free, sentenced from Pittsyivana 10
Nov -, 1882, for grand larcency, for three years,
i. ii years old, black complexion, hair ami eyes:
Vas born in Halifax county, Va is 8 feet i inches
Lsh has one on the outside OF the right leg just
below the knee, and one on the outside OF the left leg
half way between the ankle and knee, and one o,,
tie right side Of the head about four inches above
the ear.
:. William (Taiboi) Transport, when condemned
The property OF Talbot II Bro, sent fenced from Chea
teFheld county Dec IL, 1862, black complexion hair
snd eyes: Ii 81 years old, feet 4 inches high has
small tie left cheek nsar the corner OF The
mouth, one on the right wrist, about four inches
gDove the wrist bone, and tooth near the rig ghl
corner of the mouth out.
The above reward will DO paid for the capture ans
delivery of tho above-described convicts, Or theii
iod meht IN some Jail, or proportion OF the amount
VIII be paid for each.
JR ANDERSON & co,
sa 26-t9 Contractors, Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

R.e,ir,ng Satea Esa,siy --On Friday last. be.
,wccn the hnuss OF l2 aud O'Clock, i negro fri-
~ dflScr, was seen drive up 10 The larr,hcr.
house door OF Mrssrs. Hns. h. Iones 4 Ca, IN
Is street, roll barrel nf liquor iAto his va san
and drive 6a Tha traosaeiion was so hahi aid
tew kSMrs aases, II axsss ), 0sse az he Gsns.
on returning to the store missed barrel of Arisls
brandy, containing 3Sk gallons, and vaiura M
81 ,sjS so, which Ire had sc!si Mr.. 4. Lockwood,
aud making Inquiries OF the pns:efs and eia Ks,
discovered that none oi them knew what had be
come Of Il. Extending his inquiries in the Nigh
borhood, he learned that barrel had been carsieA
away In a spring wagon. and getting descriptions
OF tie horse and driver, procured pollce assist
ance and stated Ia pufnQit. ~ late hOur In the
afternoon the party came np'n Burweli, and sharc-
ing him with the theft, Ne admitted that ne mad
hauled the barrel away, bat that he had been en-
ployed 10 do so by TWO strange nesfoes. each of
whum had gwen him fifty cents for his services.
the Officers then took Euswe!i into enstody,
aad required him To point out them the honse
az which he had delivered the barrel. he took
them down the north aide 0f Main street till get
ting between 2ist and ed, when be stepped sr
Allen NunnnIiy . door, but Afterwards said II
the next tenemunt. Mr.. Brown procured u search
warrant and searched the premises named by tho
negro, without finding anything. By the perssa-
sion OF the officers, Mr.. u. then got warrant ior
searched IT, IN tIe yard, On y pile al wood, they
discovered the slaves and headings Of iiguor
barrel. then ,edolent with the iC0es Of "app--
Jack, !" and on TWO Of which were private. marks, /,
BY which Mt. Brown recognized then. They nest
entered NunnaiIy's kitchen, and there ionnd u
barrel just filled with apple brsady, containing
aA saIisns, and .unlet coniaiL.ns atoni one gal
Ion mere. making The exact quantity iar which they
were in search. Satisfied thar they had found The
stolen liquor, they next tooh steps i the arrest -;
Nunnaily, who vas present and exhibited zrca,
uneasiness when they were searching biz neigh.
boris house, hut who had gone home. Repairing
to Church Htii his family IsslsHcc, they tnOk Lln
into custody, and on Saturday morning both he
and The negro were examined before the Recorder
NGnnaiIy was sent ~ a called Court mex
Thursday, aud refused ball. The negro WIS srhi
on TO the llustings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26
RpxAWAYs

vr hundred Dollars reward. .--RaAawey rom
4 I,ne subscribers, on the night OF the oan INST,
Osro W. mea, named Riley and 1Ma. Riley u
,sS 1y ssh. nuo Is or 70 yss,, Old ssss Or
tneae. "sdact Of a burn in boyoood: had on when
sA "a a soldier 8 cap, and ether dark neck coat
he Mw s,ck, aud carried with him biack oil cioth
d - snd red checked eounterpane; would pass for
ts'es. ran IN sny crowd. He n in ssl probability
VIZ" n,". h.s vey back 70 Kentucky, where he was
aAns aAss,.d sbnat year ego Dan IL black, "a o. 2s
IA 6 feet OF iuches high, stout bai, short
nd short wb,ssers; had on when hc ieft new
s sa q s:..k Jeans, .ca may feio~ kiey 10 .hs d.
!sTc ar nim 70 the ccanty Of Hanover vhero he haA
iol%s iol',s.,n either -cAss trying TO make their way r.
V.nree !inas. The above reward will b. pAk
ts ,hs,r srrss. and confinement or 80 VIII be paie
i4 .,,s, of tnem no A BOYER,
!" '"" JOEL GERMANY.
y, Airy Depot, wyths %, VI, Oct 10. lsSs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

CJte Ie1ts.- / h. police had some little trouble
will, tipsy men, uoisy women. ana !oiIcfing ne
stOes, last Saturday night. nyiGbcr ci whom asrs
locked ap tor sale-krepinc. Oh This number
= nepTtss who processes IN be iIsc and halls fro;u
Washington cily. She says siie came here before
'-ibi. cruel wac soniLSepced, prefefrpg Sauih-T
to Abolition f1lc, aud tia, she has speHt po,ioa
Vt Der tiue Wild the CnntIe army; but as She
bus register OF freedom, and 10 pspcys 10 show
The truth o, her st3te!ucnf, IL generally believed
that ebc j. runaway. Oi co0rsr she VII he taksn
U. till hes status caD Ue clearly Established.
Another lille matter that created sOh.e stir was
the attempt oil ! women IL seaid soldier, who
was iivei, gu t..s iuriogeh ana seeking a>.'."oi
time" TOR the evening. The Diadlm mads Il steat
noise, and declared Ler lie 10 he in danger .Iup,
the sud.tT boy, WHO t:oufisucd ala empty pi,iV,
msie,y to al9ini her. All iB all, tI,e night al du
furnishing nv ini.resiin. items inr Cousi or pa
D,YS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Ba Fary.-Un Thursday night iasI tae residence
Of NJ =. A. b. Holmes, On French Garden tiii., Was
forci.iy entered and robped 0f about saw wotliI
OF q 4serie,. Depredatious OF this character
becos6ing OF nightly occurrence iAa this n~ixhbO
hood Scarcely q pig pcI 0T pouit, house oss
the hill thar have not had Nocturnal waters wht
the pxst month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Coming UoaE For seyesai days pas, Messfs.
Wm. Wayne, il, aUa Samaci Schwartz, butchers
ia the Second Market, have been setting ti,e huest
beef exhibited lox saty and seventy Eve cents per
pound. La lew days all the butchers Ill be ,e.
aulred 20 lower their prices, bni shs people wsit
doubtless reauenates wi.1saL9ooS them have soiaI
,sniy reduced ihs pfice and those Who have dsao
40 from computsios.