davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

SUICIDE o, wosAs.-Emma schaener, q married 20
man, residing At iol Canal street. suicide on
Tuesday BY taxing bns viuol and oil Of bitter almonds
About days ago she LETT her husband william schaef
ter who resides nj the u Worth streets
aod went to 1--we with another man, whom has been
csrtaned was formerly lieutenant In the United states
army Mrs Schaeder refused 10 tell where she procured
the poison why she tpok n but said Il MI her
fault, and that her husband 70 whom she had been
ried six years not TO blame Coroner wildey held
inquest on the cAse Yesterday when verdict Of
~ poison v ~ returned
FArsL RSuLf ov a rRor1r.-wliurn Caryln a boy or
tsen of age residing Thirty ninth stree,
vas aoc'den,y killed Tuesday under tho following
curnstances ;-Dccessed and another boy named Job
lutte, worked together In the shop and deceased
fun. threw pair of scissors At job, who play
.hrew them oscs a. william when they struck him 10
the back He was taksn sick shortly Afterwards and a
resulted IN tetAnus or Iockav from which be ed IN
Tuesday Coroner RAnnsy held inqae~i on the case
when verdict n accidental death returned
hrrrnous cAm BKiLsvua HosrnAL An IN.
quest vas bsd on Tuesday, BY Coroner Ranney, At the
Bellevue Hospital the bodytof sn unknown man. who
died si the hospital Sunday night last II appears tha,
the deceased left at the hospital Sunday nighs by
two men, Who stated that tbev had brought him from
tns sherman Cottage, No. Bsecker street They al.
eged that while the man was In tho act u taking drink
he fell 10 Ne door. They conveyed him the New York
Hospital, whore they were refused sdmitiance They
thin conyeyed him 70 Bes,ue where b. died immediate
ly being admitted. n - alleged that no notice ~ tho
given to tho Coroners ouce and owing 10 thls
neglect when Dr huntsr the corooevs deputy attempt
vi b. make the post mort.m examination the bfy wes
decom,osed that Il was Impossible n ascertain the
cause % the mans death ON making inquiry =, the
Sherman Cottage the inmates denied ali know edge Of the
Coroner kanney viii continue the nvssiiea
ton untl tie mystery is solved
Accrryyrn1Y nxovSrp.-Coron,r wldcy held an II
quest ycs,sfday % tho body of wn Eefrgan a. irish
man residing a, 342 water street, Who was drowned "a
street while lntoxioated. vsrdic' y "Agcaental
death" returned.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
IMPENDING BATTLE AT FORT GIBSON

LRAvrswosIB July 3, 1858.
On Sunday, the 5th inst, General Blunt, with all the
cavalry he could raise started from Fort Scott
Gibson, In the Indian Territory.
Information received at the bsadquartors OF the DIS
tries Of the Frontier shows that Colonel Phillips Indian
brigade is hard pressed BY the enemy. who reported
seven thousand strong.
Three infantry regiments marching TO reinforce
Colonel Phillips.
General Bun. took train. and will cross the Arkan
and ofYer battle.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
blr. Thadasus II. Ciovers' Despatch.

mt. Th"ddeus II. Ciovers' Despsss
LsrtSoror. Ky, July 9, 1906.
For tho past few days there has been ono constant
scene of excitement In this town. caused by tho suoces
sive rumors OF raids front Yesterday wo hal
that John Morgan and As Duks had captured the
T~entiosa kentucky Mounted Rifles, numbering nfecn
hundred men. IL IL reported tina, Morgan has between
-four thousand and Ave thousand mounted mon, and we'll
equipped; that ha struck this party at LebAos.
that the Union Colonel Hanson surrendered. While tho
friends Of the Union chewing tho cud OF
the audaoousncss and attacks or this bold
hts native state, behold whom tho peaceful citizen n
lying upon his comfortable cot the sound u swim caitor
ng soofs arc heard rushing down tho street " head
quarters at O'Clock la tho morning. with tho uD~sl
come intelligence that Morgan has asod la rod burg,
and IL within twenty four milcs of the city.
verythnG confusicn: orders quickly givca,
ana straightway tho trampnr d military and the bray
ing OF wearied mules before great numbering wagons toll
OF movement being on foot AL the balance oi tho
night, and all this morning. up ~ tho present hour
(t~eye }. have hundroda Of soldiers aud Impressed
oonraonnds been removing oommiary stores ordnance,
government workshops TOOLS 6c hnnd OF thesa
wagons 70 Hickman Bridge, about twenty miles from
hero verything which cannot be readily will
be sont TO Fort Clay erected The south side tho
city lhis fort 10 now mounted and garrsoned aud u ~
confidently asserted that Lexington will be defended.
coursrs just state that tho rebels the least
calculation, seven Thousand strong that they halted at
six O'Clock this morning aud hays lust taken up limo
OF march again that they coming very swiftly,
evidently with the view Of giving ther rost out.
side the city st sundown and marching the city after
dark.
The Forty eighth Pennsylvania have just machcd into
the fort. and other regiments will soou follow orders
Just received General Hargun for all
batants In Official govornmentai capacity 10 leave nme
datey for Hickman therefore there 10 most iudicrous
energy displayed by these gentlemen 10 procure foe,
| horses.
Your correspondent will roman till the last and when
Fort Clay goes under he VIII attempt skeddadle Ike
the rest The exclsensnt n intense. The mali ready
10 60, and 30 am l.
Two Union Steamers Csptured BY the
Rebels.
LOUISVILLE, July 8, 1893
The steamers Alice Dean and j. s. hcCombs cap
tured by about two hundred rebels at Brandenburg Ky
yesterday afternoon. Gunboass pursuit
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Arrivals and Departures.

Lsvrrruot-s'ramshlp Hscls-w Peyion. n Morrison. A
Reaasl Nr and Mfa I,ediord. WIN hre. Ir All On o
sgnmla. d Gguei Ms Mathew. NJ and Mrs. santcn
NJ 4 Gau'er, Nr ard Mrs nesacAery Nr Hele,, WIN
HAWKES. ! Brush. Brown. ID IscAlon, Csps A IL
Cassa. and Others IN The stserage.
sxw osusss-stsswshir caiumts Mr. , A Ngrrhy
nvd boy Jones sud boy, W 1odah9roush 4 ii pvtt
,os 4 Fiuke. Col 1 Noyrsnr, 6 W Lyle. wsa 4 ~.
snrv q Irv NJ. Miss = Patspns, Frnns HARDY ". u
tnarte and boy ~ HsDert. Aarsin u Iarhoa su.nl
III. Ms C.nwsy mrs Chsnmsn snt e1v
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
III. National Finances.

FinitflHf f1ua, i1lY 4 is13.
rhs sshserptlon agsn. reports ire labs X 500 ~
nve tventes July = aua aay o. 90 oo1 bass 49,
being delivered 10 Jrns -. Ihc vletofp a en.
tyivsna and The ial "A TGksbarg bsNo tcmfssa1,e
efawn ~. pu0n mind from Tho ntsstucp of tao~ ~.
egt "a f.. asys To- paes - 4Er tweutrs wI4 H. "a
prted ~ frorr nslnritbhg figures tlaa a4af RIO eau
tuuirE = TIE hfrrcy "a MI pafis the tNUNtfV 30 ne
Ntsfetry VI ne ireasgfy sfrived Nlth fgtl aatl.
faeli"ri y" lsfJ III West tafs s. fstis ie
districts haFe the astsi2 i2sH u uRag tie efdusfy maaus
= fenNihs funds hAat ~ Daager dfafs hkRa ~ -
map b. most cDuNculeut
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
state Convsnsion In Vermont.

BusLIncTos, w. July 5, 1888.
The state Convention for the nomination OF candidates
for Governor Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer h
session ~ this place to-day. The attendance Is very
LARGE every county being fully represented Distinguish
Cd gsnsemen from all sections Of ths state are prevent
senator ccsmer viii be one Of the speakers. The fol
lowing ticket nominated: ooveinor Hon. John
@ Smith. Of 81 Adams for Lieutenant Governor Hon.
Paul Dillingham;, os Waterbury for treasurer Hoa John
y. Page, u Rutland.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Additional Particulars.

MKxpnis, July ', 1868
Tho steamers Tycoon and Silver Moon have arrived
with eight hundred and sixty prisoners captured yes,or
day, including eighty commissioned offccrs
No details OF the eght have becn received.
Prominent officers report loss killed and wound
ed at not over sixty.
The rebels captured sis of guns which after
wards recaptured.
II is reported the colorcd troops fought well.
General Hurbnt will send forward rsinforecmsnts
promptly
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Died

kwrnuR On "Wednesday Juiy s Al EuglsW01i, y -
VIZ is~ir UmssDos, only child ~ Chester ADd tIisn l.
H. Arthur. aged 2 years and months.
The funer will take place FRIDAY Afternoon AZ three
OCT ck, from No q West Twenty mrs, street. Ihs
frends Of the family respectfully invited q at.eas
without further notice.
hcMAuos.-n llrook yn, on Wednesday, July 8, aftsr
lineer,ns iinsss, juiiA wAiAn McNAfps, a native "
county korry, Ireland, in the 50th you of her ago
The relatives and ienda respectfully invited 90 "a
tsnd tho funeral from her ials residence COS Gnl.ns
street, Hamilton avenue, uI Friday aftsrnoDn ~
O'Clock The remains viii b. t,sen " calvary Come
tory for utermcnt.
(fw oner Marriages and baaRI ~ Seoad faeaI
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

SrNtnH ~ ~HrposEn.-Tro ship INcn Arrtfu
hence foF Lyspool, tearpsd srd anchored a. Qasras
tire yesieffayi " e"uscgcena~ ~ ops a the
sailors havug commitiea apcile by tADFaE whlo l4s
shlp t0w zoe Nafr8wa. 4 ctabsris a.gssst
bsld gfo tLe bsay, hgs 10 lavssl ~-'aa h.s not
ut term est@N
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Cricket.
Crtckot.
lr. GrORaE'a VA. HAsr WIIIIAMaaran

ST. GEoR0gs vs. BAsr WILLIAMSBURG.
This match was played yesterday on tho - Georges
ground Hoboksn. resulting the defeat OF the former
the game being decided by the arst innings
R,xns IsutIfI D..
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
The RrkGs Rels1hnfT.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
G1lefore Hon JutQe I.~ffa

WyJffUrr TTfO. TNfn.
JrLy s-TAs rSued Sa'cs ne Br!pA flip pssy.
hN This continued 10 day for short time By
the reading of papers and adavits already
tho Commissioners by the statameni ~ Mr. Upton,
counsel for captors appears tnat oat ~ $40
found board there are a. least that
OF war
Tho case viii be resumed % Tnrsssy morning
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

The Rebels Marching on Lexington They Are
Within Fifteen Miles OF tho Clfy-All Gov.
ernment Property Removed to Hickman
Dridgo-Creat Excitement In Town
The Merchants Preparing to Close
Their St0res-EvcrybodyG Getting
Ready for General skcdaddie,
&s's &e.s ks.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

Eight Csrses de Ntsiss for One DoiIa
at BALcHs. tsS Broad~Ay skyilght On tho hrs door.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

Eight Perfect CRrtes de Nfsits. with
~, edse saperos s,is and position ~ 81. q EussELLs
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
De.patche. from General Prentiss.

Dispatches from General Prentiss.
MEspBls. July = 1858
General Hurbut has furnished the following extracts Of
te.tors from General Prentss-
HkADoyARTEas. Disrrfr oF ARKANSAS,
HKIxrA, July 4. 1858. J
We have been hard pressed since daylight by the com
5lned forces of Price Holmes Marmninko Parsons and
others Thus far have hold our own, and captured
several hundred prisoners whom you board the
steamer Tycoon.
The enemy are evidently preparing for renewed
attack in force Send another ginboat II possible
The Tyler has done good service today
LATER
THsxx O'CLOCK r, a.
We have repulsei the enemy At every point
Our soldiers collecting their wounded
We have taken in all 200 prisoners
The rebe, loss In killed will reach 600 or GOO
Although the rebels badly whipped, there Is no
doubt but that they will the attack. and are now
masstng their troops for that purpose
My force inferior 70 the rebels with tho aid OK
pected from you aud the gunboats tho rebels will
varely beaten.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

omsiai Drn~ings or m.rrsy, Bddy q
Co. Kentucky and Missouri STATE Iotterie.
kmNruckr. kxrnA C1aAs MT--lutv a INA,
80 -, "a, ~. "a, 81 20. M a. 62 III g5 az II
Kkrrucrr, GLAss as8-Iag 8 lsEs
"a 80, 81, 27. a. ~, 49, ~ "a G5 T2 a6 I'll az "a
CreaAss scot free u charge y addressing -i,her 70
MURRAY, EDDA Co
Uosington. Ky ~ Lspul- ho
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

OmctsI Drawings 81 the shelby college
Loltery OF Kentucky
ErrnA' Gfks. sfr-JrY 4 lsds
40, 10. H. ~ ~ A. M. 81 49, ~. A. 3O l6, c. CT
cLsss tS-t4lyh lss
a. 80, %, "a %, 10. Is - ~, 49, a. 10, ,8T IT.
soIia A. MORRIS A CO.
wilmington Delaware
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

General Meade.
Photographs cArs.s is y.a of Ibis flsngnis.- Genera
Tor sac by CHARLES u. FkEDRI1Kr A,o
Bff aas
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
THE ATTACK o. HELENA, ARK.
'GoiaI Despatch from General Huribut.

OMoiai Despatch from General Huribut.
HEADouARrFRs, SIxrrrsIn AahY CoRs,
hrGPHs, Tenn july 0, 1868.
MAJOR General II W HArIScx General n.t'hef, washing
ton.-
Genora Prentiss was attacked force by she rebels
undor Holmes aud Price al ne!ona yesterday lie esti-
mates tho force at 700 iink 900 will cover their
strength Prcntss sustained thor attack until three
~ from daylight when tho rebels wore rcpulsed At
all points, leaving 200 prisoners Their loss In killed
and wounded is about from i've hundred hundred.
Prentiss lost about sixty 10 has already sent mo eight
hundred aud sixty prisoners whom send to Alton 20.
lay On the silver Moon :. A. HuRLBUr
MAJOR Gensra Commanding.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Gsnsral Nlsads.

Pr1ses Cashed I'm all legaisx~d Losss-
ries. Information gwen. JOSEPH BArEs, Broksr.
No. u Val street. room No d
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

siost's Elliptic Lock stiseh sewing Ma
sslerOoms 3D. Brosfway
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Royal Havana I.su.sy.-Tnsrs,

Highest psesaif for doub sd EinaA of G aai
silver. TAYLOR CO. Bsnssrs 10 wsIstres
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
TIE SURRENDER OF VICKSDURG.
Arrival of General Grants Official
Dispatches in Washington.
Account Of the Preliminary
Negotiations.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF THE SIEGE
&c.. &C.. 90.

Official Despatch from General Grant to
General Halieck.
WASHINGTON, July 9, 1888
A despatch from General Grant 10 General Hallcck.
iated at vioksburg at hapast ten O'Clock the
OF the Fourth Of july stacs that the rebels surren
dered that morning. their troops paroled
prisoners Of war.
The movements about TO be made by the forces OF
General Grant are detaed but they not proper for
publication at present.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Rejoicing 1T Tren ton, n. y.

Tsksros, july, 8. 1888.
national salute was fred to-day al twelve o'clock
poou by order Of Governor Parker honor Of tho
ries achieved by the Union army.
An imprompsa jubilee over the fall of vcrsburs took
place last night There were fireworks, music and
speeches by Mayor Nils q ". smvihe and Capt Jossph
A. Yard.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

Grover 4 Dahsr's
CELEBKArED YfRs1 PREMIUM
SEWING MA iiiSEs
s9s BROADWAY. SEw YORK
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
d. Iaat.s'. omss " 80 v. 4 DteI.t.r

J.r.sy ,t,y Agsaey ~. r.tt'. C.r. 10,
lf~. o.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

Iron LAnteIs. Col i0mns. ,pifats. 6~.-
utTstifNaOs wfgkPRsUAw
.2nAl ~ HsosdS.y
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
COroners' Inquesss.

t@esh3 ~
ump,res. r. Wright and W. Hammonf
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

PRovfDucx. II. l., July ), 1906.
salute Of ono hundred guns nrsd here this aoon
and the bells rung In honor Of the recent victories
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

ssfsst 49, aN - hss Nftsf ~. Esssh.
Nsaaa tA 49, fas.et lFFk.s *Ntfas~e "a. saf-s
FnsMaH vtffstsNs sua 49, e w. ri @fsFs ~ NNnas
a. teSsssNs y8sAs "a IMs a8asst t.Ms Nat
80 - - gysty y ~. - DsNaMf. rsf3y Ia@t~sstkss
sg@.s tsf-s NsA Herr = f.asa A. m2a I,
" a
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

The despatch from Cairo. dated the 7th inst, 70 the
press announcing the capture OF vcksburg to
be correct.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

Dsasstssi Cs@pissso..-Lstvd's Bsoss.s
of Youth or Liquid Pearl for pFrsevng and
compieslon and saln All sr,sn-. snj Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

usvns -. appsaNaa~ sna esnAfes sf hnws kslmx
natsaf fpf tas iss to r. f~fss~n~ "
ckhsr collar th~y fsssu rs.ssf 10 80 wfsaAs
10 nniA@ry ff.vsefs th.r sFw iarsssss@
Frlcs " ssfh -snt br pnss % T.rstgt ~ fl
NL0essiN .nd fst.A " a. NARD
No ~ tn.A.sr 49, fsss
AF~n,s ~AntsA ssw fetk ss Ahsts nssdf HesSs al
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

80 FAR the siege q this place xces, presume tho
people at home IN their easy chairs think cugh, TO
have been accomplished long since To such lot sly,
could they be presen, here and make tour of tho
country this vicinity and ses the oonagurs,on q the
country broken topos raphy, ,s hsh aud abrupt hn
deep guuca, sorges and dapidaed roads, they wound
then realize the dicuiues of the work. Then there
large army feed, great ma,e'ei TO be broush, into
position all o. which demands large transportation and
,hs united Efforts q thousands of men.
CENTRAL GRAM.
General Grant acts independently of opinions q the
public He fully realizes the responsibility Of his Tos-
sou and the work before him y determined 70 aocom
plsh bis ~isb as great an economy o human e a
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
n,s". $50 - p,.,is s'saa's


NM.N L. hy#FkrHIk
- tiawsse. n .Hsss .al #H5 Mn NtHUW
WMH MM# t#H f#8WH s. aNNN
- .sfsn1 sNesA 81 t2f Harr
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

W. a. Bsteheiov's Hat Dys-Tne B~ss
IN the vonds Instantaneous harmless reiisble zas
b. all druggists sna I.rfefs fscory 81 t.rcAy
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Rs5eici.ss in Hsa,s.elman's Army.
HEADQUARTERS or FHTKxrTH ARMY Coais,
WALNUT HINTS, Miss, June 81 1903.

Tho New DamRdre Legislature to-day adopted the fol
lowinR:-
Resolved That the Adjutant General be authorized
requested 70 fre q salute Of hundred guns, In
memoration u tho glorious victory by gallant
soldiers tbs rebel t,roes recently invading
free SOIL and of the fall Of the rebel stronghold the
Mississippi river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10

ST. MATHEWS SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
We call attention to the ad in another
column, announcing that picnic, for the
ber eft of the Sunday School OF ST. Mathews
Church, will be held at Washington Park, On
Seventh street, on Wednesday noxt, September
I6 The arrangements are under charge OF a
responsible committee, and there is NO doubt
but that this picnic will be among the most
Interesting of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

WARRINGTON THEATER.-"The ghost" a1ks
tonight again at the w ashiD gton Theater, when
will be performed "The Death Fetch, or the
Fountain Of Life" drama full Of the myste-
rious and supernatural. Mr.. Cassidy has sue.
ceeded in getting model OF the celebra ted
French mode OF presenting spectral illusions,
and has introduced 1t in this play with singu-
lar effectiveness. His ghosts too, are courteous
spirits, and accommodate the public with en-
core appear ances, feat not attempted In new
York and elsewhere, we believe, where the
less flexible Pepper model machinery Is In use.
FoRD's THKATRR was again we'll filled last
night, even the new ghostly attractions not BE-
in able to win the affections OF most OF play
eoers from the splendid dramatic pageant,
ssThe Naiad Queen But it must be remem-
bered that but a very few more opportunities
will be given of witnessing this play, and 1t
therefore behooyes all who would see it to
hurry up.
CAsTERBuRY-Crowded houses nightly as
surr manager Sim that his efforts to please are
appreciatrd Tonight he offers a bill embody-
inr an immense amount of fun and music, to-
aether with the great theatrical sensation of
the day, the "Gbost." Go see it by all means,
and at the same time see the graceful dancing
of Mile Fowler. Dick Parker and the rest Of
the company also appear.
VARIETIEs.-Ton nights bill at the Varieties
is also deserving of attention. Here too, the
ssGhost" may be seen, for he appears in Fitz-
simmons sensation drama, "The Murderer's
Hoom." The ballet troupe, including Lima
Windell and Lizzie ShultZ will also appear
under the lead of Mons. Baptistine. But the
ghost is the great feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10

In this city on the 9TH instant, ADELAIDE, the
youngest daughter Of Washington Il. and Rlorrie
II. Hurdle, aged 10 months and "a days.
Rockville paper please copy
On the Sch instant, CHARLES WILLIE. sen n
julia and Jabob Karr, at the age OF ] year ans =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10
AUCTION SALES.



By: Q. MeGuIRn 4 90. Auosaouesrs.
kAkMPTOkY SAIL OF LARGE LOT Ar rHB
ssiaH s;iss 5os si s.,s. e
s ON s ss s::s
.sa ia. ,un, .ro.l
and no6 1ps i,s in s..h the remainder inc
81 j. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aue,,r,
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auc,;or..-.
A HANDSOME THREE-srORY BRIOE Hn1su
asfSsFn sSs ,s,S
oclocI shall sell mont nun Of T.. st
ises. on street north, between 9Th and s,h NJ.
WITH 1ss sssss oonarS ssst
ting. Dining Rooms. Kitchen. and Kisven Bed
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Al a. the cost Q. the purchaser.
city Any per.on wishing to MARE rood inrs sae
mses viii do well s e 1sse1d 1af ,sls
ByJ.o Mc9UIRE& 90 ,Auctioneers.
p HAST
DAY Art IkN0oN. ssRts@b.s iata. It ~ 9 ciosP,
ths Il as
north A street, tipnediately opposite the Bast
SS. rpat GTound., between Delsxsre avsnas and
sIa ;sI built ,hIes story Brief bseilin hoass
lfdeGrsd the lot will be divided, selling the M
proved part separate from the side lot
TERMS One. third cash; the rem sinder in and
az months f With interest, secured BY deed OF trust
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
&c SEQ J. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auets
By THOMAS BOWLING. Auetioneer.
Georseto,cn, d. C.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEoRGETows AT AUofION.-I will sell at public
ARgs1R ~ fspus Of the premises. Ta1
Valuable Improved Pr operty situated At the inter
section Of Bridge and Aqueduct streets in George
torn rontins = feet on Bridge street and running
sietins of an excellent Two stor, Brick House con
tanning eight rooms and cellar, gas through the
house. cistern in the yard, and all other sonvenisn
fifty feet on Aqueduct street or PennsYlvanis
avenue extended and running back about us feat
For businets stand. private re sdencs, or An In.
vestment. this offers rare opportunity.
Possession can be he'd 9 a. REQ hired
Terms: Ops-third cash balance in 6, L. and Is
months, secured by adeed of trust on the roperty
Al conyeysncinE at the cost of tho purchaser.
se6 THOs. BOWLING. Aucsr.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
TNHIRT1EN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
1sLAEp A!ENgH ANDHoRTH z srRssr.-On FRI DAY
AFTERNOON, sept. 18th. at s o'ciock On the prem
ises, We shall tslf II whole of Squsre north OF
sadare No; 242, bounded BY 18th street. north
teen very desirable Building Lots, of % and Is feet
front
These lots are beautifully situated for private
residences, the locality being high and healthy
cars passing every few minutes.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in Elk
and Twelve months, with interest, secured by
10 McQIIIRW m Auc%,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10
MARRIED,
DIED.

On the 9Th instant, By the Rev. John d. Brooks,
Mr. CHAS KOBINSON. Of Va, to Miss MARIA
MATHEWS, of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10

REMEMBER the Ball Tonight at Mechanics
Hall, for the benefit of the drafted policemen of
the Fifth Ward. Forward, two!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
Gecrgetown, ID. O.

~ DMINISTRATOR'B SALE or CROOKHRY
Tools HousRHoLD FuRkIrURE. d 10, c., Ar AUo-
TONI win sell by order Of the Hon orphans,
10th ct clock at the residence the late John
bawkin., No. liza High street, all of his effects,
consisting OF q general assortment of Crockerv
Ware, GLASS Ware, Tin Ware. Hard Ware. &e..
such ss 10 usually kept In . retail store Also, :
complete aseortment of Timers Tools Beuohes .
New Tin, &c. Also, . general assortment 81
Household and Kitchen Furniture. =
Terms: $40 and under cash over 10 credit Of
60 and ~ days for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. Sale positive.
tCHAS. T. hawkins, Admipistrst
seq THOS. BOWLING Luetty