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DIKB,

On the oath instant. VIM. g. CLARY in the sgd
of his age resident of this city for the past
30years
His friends and acquaintances are invited TO at
tend mis- funeral from his late residence No. ass
street, between 10Th and 18th, on Saturday, the
18th instant, ats O'Clock N.
PATRICK DOYLE. in the 57th year OF his age
q native of the county of Lublin, Ireland for the
last u years resident of this city.
His funeral will take place to morrow at o'cik
from his late residence, 4a street. between and
streets south The friends and acquaintance are
respectfully invited to attend.
On the evening of the s4th inst, MARY WEST,
only daug liter of Msrgsretan and the late West Scott
aged year and months.
The grave hath lost its conQuering mi CHIT,
And death its dreaded sting OF pain;
Since they but ope the path of light
To lead me to the loved again,
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On. DuPosF's Sugsr-coated Female Regulating
Pills the Gerry best They operate Spa3ilv
and sfr.iUely, and being sugar coated create nau
ses upon the most 1eiicats stomsch. trial Of
these Pills will prove their srps.i0ritp az
Price s box. Sold by 9. G. Ford, corner l,tk
street ard Pa. syerus, Wa,hin gton. and Harry
Coon, Alexandria. ja6-ly
WARRANTED TO Cuax IN Sic DAYs.-Br. Godfrey =
Antldote, an English Specific of eixty-hve years
standing will cure Gonoyyhesa IN siz days No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
BY &. O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa, avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandra tas-iy
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MARRIED,

On the I'D instant, by Rev Willsm ". Reese, at
the East Washington Methodist Protestant
Church Parsonage corner 5tb street east and Vir
gnis avenue. Mr. WILLIAM r. HALL. formerly
OF Philadelphia, to Miss ISABELLA BEACH of
this city,
On the oath lust, at til Church of the Epiphany
by the Rev Dr Hall, Capt. LOUIS O. HALEY
Us A., 10 EMMA, youngest laughter of the late
Lewis Lindsay, Esq. of Virgins.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FGaiei FIR ReHt-In Wash
rgton or Georgetown. IA small no1le dnfurnisht a
preferred. = for family Apply al No 81 Louisians
avenue, or No. 1872 g street. Sc l7-tf
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AGAIN We call attention to the really elegant and
varied stock Of Jewtry ana Plated Ware now dis
piaF ed 81 the Dollar store t3s Penusylyapis ave
nue., near ~ street Be al vsed by u.s. $50 to the
Dollar Store, and invest your surplus cash.
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GRAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gen. Max
Weber called upon MIR. A. r. Allen, inr.epend-
ent detective, and complained that he Rad been
robbed OF = one hundred dollar $50 bond with
the coupon attached, and thirty dollars in
Treasury notes. The money was taken from
his trunk nj his boarding house on Pennsyiya-
MIA avenue, near 18Th street MIR. Allen ar
rested Benjamin Lewis, colored, formerly
servant in the house, and ascertained that the
bond lad been sold 10 a broker on Fourteen Tn
street, opposite W lizards Hotel, tor a hundred
dollars. Upon searching the prisoner, Mr..
Allen found a number of letters directed 10 f.
Lutz. When MIR. LutZ, who is a manufacturer
OF saddles, harness, &c, saw the letters, he
Identified Them us a part OF his mails which ne
had not recei we'd, but which fortunately con-
fained no money. Lewis was taken before
Justice Mchenna, who committed him TO Jail
Tor court
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

SUBSTITUTES HEADoUARTlRs.-T high
- est prices viii be paid for Sc BsTITUTBS for
ana !. = men Those in want Of substitutes viii
sence and Real Estate ONCE, . No. 511 Ninth st. .,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
au loft n n MILLER
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The FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Hammack's
show counter 10 already replsts with as fins
reed birds as were ever eaten In Washington
No one knows better how to serve them mp than
Hammack. sFs s.a F~E-r1
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CoRNS ARE TIE UNIVERSAL TORMENT OF MAN.
KTED.-To be relieved of these terrible evils cIl
on Dr.. WHITE and submit to his mani pulations.
Hundreds OF our citizens testify with gratitude as
to his successful treatment of Corns Bunions,
Nails growing in the flesh, etc. ER. WHITE makes
chiropody speciality. You are sure to get relief
without ex periencing pain. Office, No. 42I Penn
avenue, Lane Tucker building , betw cen Four
and a half and Sixth ats. SCI
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CLosED.-The following drinking place
were closed yesterday IN accordance with the
special order lately issued from Headquarters
Military District OF Was hington:
Henry jenkins, (coloreu), Fourteenth street
near the bridge, closed ana ordered to report 10
Captain Todd. He had Corporation, but no
Government license.
Percy Venerable, i0i New York avenue. near
Thirteenth street closed and or dered 10 report
as above.
Edward Sewell. (colered), corner of I and
Thirteenth streets, Government property found
on his premises.
William Pill, (colored), Eleventh street near
Z. No liceuse. Liquor destroyed.
Boltin and Hamilton, (colored), Seventeenth
and l. Streets Liquor destroyed, and one of the
proprietors taken TO the Central Guardhouse,
for attempting TO strike Lieut.. Dubant, COM
maEdilg The guard, with glass tumbler.
George Butler, on Fourteenth street near the
bridge, closed and ordered to report to Provost
Marshal.
F. Barber, Fourteenth street near the bridge.
closed and ordered 10 report as above.
Mrs Ritter, on Fourteenth Street na.r the
bridge, had no license. Her liquor destroyed.
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SRCRRT DISEASES

Samdritan's Gin is the most certain, safe and
snectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
taken. 1t iB fhe soldiers hope, and friend to
those Who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
San1arataa's ROOF and Herb Juicss-A positive
snd perm anent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters, &c. Price 81 six bottles
Tor Ss. Sold By q. O. Ford. See advertisement ms
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M1N's AND DOYs. CLOTHING, q vesy low
Nl prices, a. lol Seventy skssa, tust below
smith, .s...a-E--.- : e 9 t-e.olLGAe 5 fgtHN
HRIAT RUSH TO sMITH,a, $50 ssYenfh n !.
W % sstsomeof tho srsas Bargains N Cloth:
ln6:-S -.-.--- = lt------a--- - u
THI cHxspHe5 gLofHIna I.Sysl4HFH1
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SPERkAfoRRgGA CAN BE CUREp-Dr. Eaud's
specihc cures SPs,1saiorrhaa. Ssnlanal Weakness,
Ilpoeacy, Loss Of Potcer, ETC., speedily and efseu1l
~ Its effects are truly magical A trial OF the
Specific. win convince the most slepticsl Of It's
merits. Price 81 s box. Sold by 8. o. Ford, cor
ner nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington snd
Henry Cook Alexandria tS6-lF
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-Several persons
were this morning sent by Col Wells to the
Slave Pen tor loaning passes, and also those
who used them We're confined. The business
has been carried on quite extensively, and Col.
Wells has resolved 10 stop il.
Horse thieves are "plying their vocation" in
this place with considerable success-aS it ap-
pears, the stolen horses, once gone, are rarely
II ever recovered. Within the last week. seve-
raj stables in the town, and On the suburbs,
have been broken open in the night, and valu-
able horses taken out and conveyed away.
The number of res taurants and eating houses
in this place, continue TO increase rather than
diminish. Taey spring mp like mushrooms in
night, ard every day sees a new sign, denot-
ing where the hungry can be fed,-afor con-
sideration." II one half of the places desg-
mated as " oyster houses are kept supplied
with the biyalves, it viii take fleet of craft 10
furnish the quantity required.
There is protractad meeting in progress, at
the Methodist Episcopal Church, III this place.
Alexandria papers yesterday.
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ESCAPED From A GUAEDHoU5R-A few
weeks since, Richard Rivers, belonging TO the
Second District regiment, was in the guard
hosse at the camp, ON the charge Of desertion,
capped, and few days since he was arrested
by the Fifth Ward police on the charge of as.
saulting man, and was turned over to the
military. M g. tsa
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DIsslsls OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
n1ent-in Reports of the Ho,nard ACKNOWLEDGMENT
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
Philadeip his, Pa. su 22-3m
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TEE oHEAPIsT AND EST HAZE DYE IN TIE WORLD
RspsT Fades or WASHES t.--Upham's Hair Dye, 20
ents box. The best in use. Try It, Sold by 8
Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash-
ngton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. tasty
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star Office cour-
ter, at six cents per pound. jy22
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Ho! FOR GLYMoSr.-Osage Tribe, 1. o. r..
Glymont on Monday next, Sept. 18th. The
boats will leave Seventh street wharfa o'clock
a. IN. aud 1 o'clock p. m, and will return at 5
for a sail down the Potomac, and day OF en-
loyment at Glymont As all the Tribes OF the
ORDER Of Red Men ara represented on the COM
lttee, the whole order Is exerting itself 70 make
the excursion an unex ceptionsbie one,
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AFTER SOLDIERS MoNEY.--W ednesday
number OF soldiers got into a row near the
Park, and were arrested by the second precinct
police, who took them to the station, where
they We're disposed OF. Among them was a
soldier named Martin King, belonging to the
Invalid Corps, who had Just been paid off, and
had S23 in his pocket; but he, being sober, was
released A few hours afterwards Officer
Role found him lying dead drunk on the COM
mons, with his pockets turned wrong side out,
some parties having gone completely through
him AbonI the same time, Officer Rolfe found
soldier named Marshall on the commons,
surrounded by number OF suspicious parties,
who pretended TO be his particular friends, but
whose sympathics were probably with the
money tSIo0} which was in his pockets. The
officer took him 10 the station, and took charge
OF his money until moIBing.
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CLosED.-The Smithsonian Library will be
closed till the list of October on account of re-
pairs which are being made. The library at
the Capitol is also closed at present for repairs
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co WhRD.-Missing from the ownersvess
etCU pocket, after getting out Of the horse c II
the corner Of 18th street ard Pennsylvania
svenne. ON Tuesday night, a GOLD HUNTING
CASE WATCH, made BY Cooper, Liverpooi; the
back Of the case engraved with leaves and the front
with Il ri and lamb Fifty dollars rev ard win be
paid on it5 return at the Office of Markham e HotaI
and no questions asked Sc "a PTS
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CHILD SHOT IN A Row.-Night before last,
several coiored men We're in shop near the
corner OF Seventeenth aud NJ streets, and were
talking obscenely, when Beverly Jackson, who
lives next door, entered the room and req uest-
ed them not 10 talk so loud, when four of them
attacked him, pushing him into the street, and
knocking him down and beating him. Mr.
Jackson however, got away from them, ana
reached his house, locking the door and arm
open, and they again grappled Jackson, and in
Ihe melee the pistol was discharged, the ball
passing between Jaekson's legs and taking eff
feet in the leg of a little child. Two of the
party. Richard Brown and Edward Johnson,
were arrested by Officer Mulloy, and commit
led 10 Jail by Justice Drury.
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Byy.C MoGUIRE 8 co. Auationssr.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
r Two STORY FfA4iE HOUSE AT AUCTION
4 On MONDAY. the zsth inst, ss O'Clock m !,
shall lell in front Of the premises part Of Lot
go, in Square No 800. with the improvements,
which is nearly new two story Frame House
This property froots or south K between ~ and
6th streets west
Terms: One half cash balance in six aud welvs
mouths for note bearing int srest from day of sale
A deed given and deed oftrust taken Title In
d. ~ table.
se2s d6Gs GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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TOR RENT-One large front third story CHAM
L BEk, fn snished, in q private house where there
are no small children. Terms moderate. Inquire
at No 524 NJ street. between 9th and 10th st, eets
References exchanged. tt
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By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctoneers
GALE CT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
- SITURE AT AuCTIoS.-TUEsDAY, the 2eth inst .
at 10 o clock a. m. we ehall sell at the hon,a of
Mr. Heetnulsr, at the corner OF north NJ street ANA
sd street east good assortment of Furniture CON
Walnut Sofas, Spring Seat Castor and Side Chairs
Wall ut Spriug Seat Rockers
Walnut Bur- and Tables
Cane Seat and other Chairs
Bedstesds ,'Husk and other Mattresses
China, Glars. ard Crockery Ware
ton. = 0u'
Terms cash.
se24- kids GREEN Il WILLIAM Iuot,
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Byw. L.WALL d CO.. Auctiou.er,

Byw. L.WALE d CO.. Auotionser,-
A G1sF FeGYoya sT9Gk AND gEJXTUB
18th instant ut 70 o'clock we win sell at tho 2e
Of Messrs. PaolineIle & Caslsooni, No. 476 M tn
streets which they intend to vac2te. their Q re
stock and fixtures, embracing
very large ana Ire IA stock of Candies Bonbonsi
and CommestibIcs, Prunes, in glass and fancy
Erandy Peaches, cordials. Je,lies, Preserves sar-
dimes aud other fine French cise preserye,s" sur
Torpeaos, Fireworks, End Nuts and Fruits OF all
large French Plaie Mirror aud Marble Bracket,
large French Plate Counter Cases
6 Ma Miarnhl,enrtop IRON Frame Saloon Tables,
Soda Fountain, Generator and Lead pina. .n.--
Syrup Bottles,
Glass Jars. and two very large,
Mhdow Jars oi!cloth and Chairs.
.necess sry for mar occurring Candy, s''f' 'n'ns
Patent lee Cream Freezers,
Buckets, Glassware, DC, &C.,
Curtains, Stove, &C.. &c.
s. 8 WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
ksiTtk Nee cyl ssrSot Aq IS
j. DECLINING HogsRKEEPISG.-On TUESDAY,
HSase S seSsnsh ss
streets north. lot of Furniture and Household
Suite OF Hair ooth Parlor Furniture g
Marble top Table, OIL Paintings aIfs
I'll GDsss &sd1 @Pns Chains
sssEs: $isS:s Si:s: Esi 4: g
sesa J. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
ByGREEN & WILLIAMa. Auctioneers
A UCTION BALE OF HORSES, MULES MICH
AID PIsR WooD.-On MONDAY. the attn dsy az
October next, at y O'Clock M We shall sell At tsa
farm Of DR.. BENZ HODGES, two lies from Tsnnaiiv Nv.
town. between Rockville Pike and Rock Cfssi.
Wig: aatr FL. - -. ~-SS~s
seven Stout Work Horsss and W.,on H.rna...,
One Pair of No. i Mules
Four Milch Cows Il .=' laa
Six Young Steers in prime ord ar fov haaS .ses
Fifty tons Of Hay 10 -. - ~
Blk hundred cords Seasoned Oak and Pine Wood.
al corded and is shout Q half mile Of Fort Du-
Iussy and two miles Of Fort Reno. 40
selS GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Austs
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Ey NJ. v. BUCKEY Aucfionear

tLTset0EH, ~. c.
A DEsiRA BILE BUILDING LOTATAECTJON
"A Will sell. on TUESDAY. 2sth inst at 5o'ciocL
nluated on Congress- street, between BealI and
west, f'ontlng 80 feet on Congress running bscS
he came width 10 feet, Improvements are Frame
Dwellings,. Title indisputabla A"uo
Terms of sale One half cash balance in and
months with notes satisfactorily endorsed has rinS
interest "o"i 'nE
seq 4tt Nv RUcKRy Az
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other "For Sale and Rent" see first page.
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GS REWARD Strayed away, on Monday, 2lst
pa inst, one BLACK COW, with white spots on
her forehead; tip of tail alEo white Alfo. one
WH1TE COW spotted red on the neck and shoulder
Any information concerning them will be thank
fully received by MICHAEL NAHONY, corner of
20 and Il streets. az 2I.St.
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VHOR SALE-A nicely-located and we'll built
FRAME HOUSE, situated on 9th street, bet.
and 4. For further particulars inquire at 4G3
street, or 322 Penn. avenue.
re Is ct SDM
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E'OR SALE-Tbe LEASE of . 6rst-cIsss Fur-
niBhed House, in the second VS. I'd containinp
u rooms; desiraby situated and suitable for rst
class boa ding houEe; stable IN the rear For psr-
18th and streets re "a az
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E0R SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES a
L small Grocery Store Building for sale OF rent
600 Ninth street west, between L and NJ north.
IS St
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phlfAr4 SALE.-For sale. q two story HOUSE,
- contalnlns SIX rooms, oesirably situated in 4th
strset east between hast Capitol and SITS north
NO fOs PoeseE3ion given I'm m teIy Inquire
OF ). FLElSHE ELL next door se 23-3t
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EOR RENT-In Georgetown. part of House,
with all the modern improveme nts, including q
large Brick Stable and Carriage House For
further particulars inquire of MIR. JOICE corner
of + and 18th sta. Sc 23-lw*
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w dence of the late John Kirby, Esq. for
rent. The Mansion Home, very commod ious, sit
Dairy, Ice House, tabling. Carriage House, and
other out building ga ali within the city limits and
Only few minutes walk from the city passenger
railway. The situation md beauty of the place is
unsurpassed by any residence in or around the city
The above country seat will be rented to eth Nav
1861 on most favorable terms, if immediate appli.
e1lIon - made to the Proprietor on the place, or
at NO. German street, Baltimore
or ssle-CARRlAGE, HORSES, and two cows
or Inrther Information apply at this Office.
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EOR SALB.-A great opportunity to invest in
u profitable business is now offered in the stock
and Out6t of the LIVERY and SALE STABLE sit
uated al the corner of Bridge aud Market streets,
riages, BuEsies, Harness, &c. If NOT sold at
private sale before the 5th OF October next it will
be solo n public auction The stand is the best in
town, sn4 now doing good business. Books will
be shown and satisfactory yea -ons given. Inquire
on the premises of b. z. GLADMON, or A. GLAD.
NON, Esq. Sc 24.lws
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TOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE, An
4 ply AZ No 80 4 street, between 2lst and ED ,
lOr L. FOLAN.
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LOST AND FOUND.

G. E REWARD.-Estrayad, on Sunday, the H.h
sDc RED COW with white about her face and
legs, and awhite spot on her rump. and branded
ward will be given il delivered to this unaersigned
on III street north, between 4th and 5th 4eis
&c .1--t z. s. AEkN
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TAKEN OUT OF A cAR-ON MD. AVENUE
Yesterday morning. September 2S1- about 2
oo,cl0ek, by two caralrymen, one HORSE and a
the other chestnut sorreI Horse: both had on
saddles; and The sorrel Horse had on bride; the
tbs Horfe or Mare can be recoyered viii be iibe
rally rewarded By leaving the same 1t the STR
office AZ 1t-af
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THE BUILDING, FIXTURES, AND STOCK
OF the Bal Der Shop, 7th street, stelmbo Al
wharf, wlIl be told at once, on account of severe
Illness OF the pres cnt owner. Apply between 10 a
m. and p m. on the premiEey. Sa4.atr
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GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE UNDER.
~ signed, RED BUFFALO cow. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges, and
take her dway. NIB. LONG,
EeN-2tS 33 Madison street
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-AND BOARD
i IL desired in p vate family in GEORGETOWN
Address w. II g., Willards' Hotel se25-2ts
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nEslRABLER FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
= - IN q large modern built Brick House. No. 800
street, betwe 18th and 18th streets; also a
for an office, &C SO "a ST.
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EUREIsHED ROOMS TO REET-Por rent n
Il $50 18th street, est eide. between g and r
atreetS neatly furnishs1 md very comfortable
LORs. The neishborhood 10 ona Of most desirs bic
in the city. Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children In the houEe. 1t
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COLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BAND
- The undersigned respectfully announces W.
for Privste Parties. Balls. Pic Mics, Paradea, ~
EXHIBITIONS. etc, with any number Of Musician
required at the shortest notice, by leaving orders
at John !seman's, corner of Pennsylv ania avenue
and 4tb street asst. HENRY ISEMAN
seq 3m*
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TOR sALE-A BREAD BAKERY, with GOOD
Il WILL. STOCK and FIXTORES. This il the
oldest established stand in Georgetown, and at
present doing larger business ths n has been done
for the last ten years. For further information
apply at ! 40 Bridse street Georgetown. Sc 25-tf
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uLEUs

In this city, on the 22nd inst, MARY ANN ROSA,
eldest daughter Of C. and Mary Andrews, aged Is
years.
Funeral from tho residence Of the parents, corner
Pittsburgh and Ohio streets, Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited to
attend
night March 10th. 1863 at ten minutes past twelve
o'clock, Mrs. LANY VAN PELT, wife Of Hiram
Van Pelt, Etq.i-aged Sc years.
The deceased was kind, generous, noble-hearted,
high minded and Christian woman-a loving wife,
a kind mother, an afIectonate sister, and dutifu
child Posse ssed of her senses to the last she calm
Iy conTer. ed with those around her death-bed
scious that she rapidly approaching her end and
bid them all last adieu. She leaves many warm
friends to mourn her sudden death, though loss,
We trust, her gain.
IA steuben. Rensselaer, and Thompkins county
papers please copy.
At Milan, Er:etounty, Ohio, on the 18th Instant,
AMERIUU5 WITH Sk, late Of Co. Z, 18th Regiment
D. VI, aged 20 years.
The above young man was noble example Of pa
riOtism At tho opening the war he, With several
Others was one the first to enlist. Up TO the time
Of his entering hospital In Baltimore he had done
good and faithful service in the field His oss will be
greatly felt by his mess-Dates and friends. For the
PAST nine months consumption has been daily gnaw-
ing at his yials ugtil he could stand it longer
and gave way to the great Spirit 1 pray that his
spirit has gone to that better land where battles and
sickness are not known. his friends and relatives
have my deepest sympathy in this their time Of sOr
row. Us. CLARKE, Co. Z, 7th o. v. l.
~ Herald and HOrwalk plpers please copy.