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1T 8. MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of Teri
u facias on jud sment of condemnation, issued
District of Columbia, and to me directed, L will
expose to public sale, for cash at the trout of the
the 18th day of July next, 1868, at Il o'clock the
east half of Lot No 16 in Square No. 72<, together
with oil and pgular the improvements thereon.
seized and levied upon as the property Of Michael
lony, and will be sold to satisfy ludicisls No.
ITO to October. 1868, in favor of Ellen Kelly admin
istratrix of Miles Kelly. WARD II. LAM0N,
je g. dts u. 8 Marshal D. q.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

CANTERBURY HALL.-This popular place of
amusement is kept open in all seasons and
having good company, Mr.. Sim always
manages to secure fine houses, even on very
warm nights. An admirable bill is offered for
this evenings entertainment, and embraces the
the drama OF the French Spy" fine songs by
Szollosy and entitled "The Sylph OF the Noun
tain," and variety of other acts, &c.
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WANTS.,

WAsIEDwBy yOuP 9s g 20 ssIIuArIoE
dress o. p, Star Office. IT.
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AUCTION SALES.
YHIs AFTERNOON AND T0. MOKR o,

By L. WALL q CO. Auctionser
Two SMALL FRAME HOUSES ON Doth
y 4 sIRhRr AT AUCTION On FRIDAY APTER.
SOON. the 10th inst, at o'clock, We will sell in
100, improved by two small Frame Hou ses. contain
ING .t eeSn ave rooms and fron.ing on ath street
Terms: One half cash /; balance in six and tva,vs
months, bearing interest, secured by deed of truit
N. B: Sale without re gard to weather.
3Y6-d VIM WALL & CO., Aucts
ByJ. G. MoGUIR & CO.. Auctionsers
CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS FRIDAY
~ and SATU RDAY EVENINGS, July 10th and
1th. commencing each day at ~ O'Clock We shall
sell valuable collection OF Books. being the Ii
bIary of . gentleman about to remove from the
city
~ Cataloeuee may be obtained at the Counting
Rooms of the Subscribers.
jy 7-dts J.C.MoGUIRE CO. Aucts
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct;oneer,

BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
GALE Oh HORSES. WAGONS CARTS AND
- HAIRLESS SATURDAY MORNING. the
18th inst at the Horse Market, on 9th street south
near the Canal, we shall sell, at 9 o'clock one
young Bay Horse, taken up as an estrsy on tha
18th of June, blind of eye about Is hs ads
and gentle. Sold to pay for livery a, i'd charses.
1LSo,
Bay Horse of fine style action said to be sound
go in three minutes, sold for no fault, the
owner having no further use for him.
Terms cash.
iy7- GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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XNANTED-A SITUATION, by a respectable
~ young woman, to do chamberwork. Address
Mary, Star Office. 1T
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DERsONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND
L all the comforts of an elesans home by apply
ing at 426 2th street, corner of z, three squares
the pleasantest locations, with one Of the finest
views, in the city. Wster and gas in every room.
Table boarders taken. je Is linz
6'LERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash
ington, may find q comfortable home in one of the
most delightful locations in Washin gton, No. 50
Missouri avenue. One very large front room, I'd
story, now vacant. nyS
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WAHTED-By young woman, q SITUATION
w az COX, washer or i1oner. Address l.. H.
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TN SuMxER NOOK WAS SHINING,
All In the purple sky,
Ny wife and We tossed about,
And could not close an eye.
cursed and swore, she scolded me
All through the weary night.
But twas enough to vex q saint,
The bed bugs savage bite.
You may b sure certain went
Next morn to LroH's store,
And home In Joyfsi triumph
TIL Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quic KY slaughtered every bug,
Mosquito, roach and Hes.
Lyons Powder kills all insects. Lyons Mag
netie Pills are sure death to rats snd mice. Sold
everywhere.
" e-3w DENNIS 3. BARHEs & Co.,, New York
I'm oHHAPBs1 AHD Best HAIl DIE II 3Z1 W0aLD-
Nsv1 Eadss o. wGshes Qss.-UghAml Hair Dye, @
oents box. The best In US. Ify Is. Sold by 8.
q. Ford, corner lltl street and Pa. Svenus, Wash.
iSSton. md Hsa1y Geek. AlsxaDdria, 3e6N
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FOREST GROVE HOUSE
l. SCAOOLEI'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
NEW

II LIRY, 53S It'll street west. Good reasons
given for selling. VIII be sold complete or any
portion Of stock and fixtures to In the bus.
fness This il good chance for moderate invest.
ment. Terms reasonable: For further particulars
inquire an above, fChron.l 10 2J-lR<
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uAPPINl49 Oh MIBHRYI- ID THA
81 RW4BHDH Of M

and MEDICINE" have Observation-Disclosures Of
iumanity josr Of theii most instuetive and inter.
9stins Lsotures on Marrisss and IT, DiaauaMHcar
9sstion, Weaknes,. Dspresaion. OF isnorahoe Of
khysiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
saving Thousands. and Win BE- FORWARDED free the
receipt OF tol1 stamps, by addreaGne 6sHalvr
Broadway New York. ~ BIZ
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BOARDING.

-FOUR. LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOMS.
4 nicely furnished, with Board can be had at
Mrs. FISHERS, 475 corner I'd and D streets
Terms NJ oderate. iy7 as
FOR RENT.-0ne or two ROOMS, large airy,
1 and GEM ortsbly furnished, with excellent
beard. The house is in the immediate vicinity of
four Departments Of the Government, and has
modern conveniences Terms IS moderate as the
quiet pleasant home, free from pretension or show,
where every attenti is paid to the comfort of its
inmates this opportunity is offered Apply st No.
$50 18th street, between and G streets.
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.

ByJ G. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR FRAME HOUSES
i AMP LoTS,IN THE FIRST WARD.-On TU ESDAY
AFTERNOON, July l4th at 6 clock, on the prem
ises, shall sell Lot IT. in Square r. fronting 81
feet on 2Ist street, between l. and streets, i'm
proved by four tive story frame Dwelling Houses,
TO be sold Sc parately
Terms: one third cash; the remainder in and
II montss, with interest, occurred by deed of trust
HUGH CAPERToN. Trustee.
jy Sd J. c. MCGUIRE 81 co Aucts
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WANTED-Two or three good BOYS a. carriers
W ON Evening Star. Apply ut this office this
afternoon iy Q-3t.
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HIDES-HIDES,
pILEs, PILES. pILEs.-Dr. WITHHELD,

DILES, PILES, PILES. DIR. WITFIELDB
Il VEGETABLE PILLS are warrsn ted q certain
cure for Piles. The worst yield after ne OF
two doses No surgical operation should be re-
and has beei perfected BY The use Of ths
knife, The following gsntlsmen have been cured
iO7 Spring street; Mr.. Fisher, No. s4I Broorae
street, and numerous ladies whose addresses can
Sold BY all druggists. Wholesale BY D. s. BARNES
CO., No. 202 Broadway. and by the proprietor.
DR.. Witfeld's Pills are sold by 8. O. FORD Ne
900 Penn. avenue, Washin gton, d. c., and By
H1NRY COOK. King street, Alexandria, Va.
j. YOUNG.
10 H-1m No. 4s1 Broadway. New York.
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E0R SALE-A FARM Of 65 acres near Washing
Il ington ION the Milkhouse Ford Road, ad join
ing Mr. Motley Morelsnd's. Improvements are
a new frame dwelling house, carriage house. Ad
dress subscriber, No. 40 st. Paul street Balti-
more, call 80 Louisiana avenue. Washington.
il 92t* EDW. SWAMI.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ELEW AWAY-This morning, q BRIGHT yellow
Il CANARY BIRD. from 42O street. Whoever
viii return him to the said number will be suts.
bly, rewarded. i, oats
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
WmSs FpukNI1 URE, &c. AT AUCTION Oa
'front.' ~ o1 nth s. n.t.ss we shalt SSH
O'Clock A. M
10 fine Inc. Gov. .s .: :0@, Ss .sias nov giving
And at nine O'Clock We shah sell
large assortment Of new and second haad
As the stock is large and of q general assortment
Deem asEEs + sn %TsrsMs
Byw.L. WALL & co.. Auetioneers.
At the Bazaar, s. Louisiana ore, 6st,csen oh axk
loth sfrefs,
THE STALLION NEBRASKA, JR AND A
aSaslES sns III instant at the Bazaar, ate
0ei0'N' We "'ii sel's STALLION
hss Esess ,ss bred stallion
hsns q b six ys.,s old and best
'fcS h''se' IN 'h BI8ok 4oRsd suit an
Ie4 hands high, One sty1. and action, eish. year.
old, good roadster. easy under saddle. and s,nS
ns W. L. WALL & co Auc.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE co. Auctioneers
FXICUT0Rs, SALE OF FURNITURE AND
II HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, FAMILY oARRIAGE, Bve-
July II, at i ocio,k. in front of the Hn.tios,
RGoT pen We shall sell b order Of the Executors.
i1. Roseweod;o.s Piano Forte,
SoN t.bIss ana gasbstsnss' "aforoees, Dressing
Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofa, Arm and Parior
af1'ss W hassS Curtains
Oak Arm Chairs, Dir ing Table,
Lounges, Easy Chairs, Camp Cots,
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Wardrohes,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Refrigerator. Cooking Stove, and Kit,hen Utsn-
sils.
ALSO.
at IL O'Clock,
One nearly new One-herse Faulty Carriage and
One Leather top Buggy Wagon.
One CRrrYa!l
Terms cash.
jy9 ]. @. Meg UIRE & Co. Aucts
WIN. L WALL & CO., Auctioueers
At the Bazaar, 80 Louisiana drs bet,ceen 9th oaS
l0th streets.
CARRIAGES AND HORSES AT AUCTION
u On SATURDAY MORNING, July II. at IN
O'Clock previous to the sale of horses at our Bssasr
and Repo, itory. will be sold large colIection ~
re. and Second and Carriages, WACO ms and other
Vehicles, &C., including
elegant Family Coach, nearly new,
Fa pily Carrie se built by Dunlap
Hack, with license, in good order,
new Top Buggies, new No-top uggies
With variety of Second tRnd Baggies, Phaetona
Covered Express Wagons, large Expcess
Wagons,
Grey Horse, Buggy and Harness.
Bay Horse, years old, IL hands high, good
light Dapple Grey Horse, would make . COED
-.'i'e' Also,
number of excellent Draft Carriage and Har-
Dess Horses, belonging to different owners,
Sets OF new and second hand Double and Single
Harness, Saddles and Bridles
Full particulars at sale.
Sale positive without regard to weather
jy9 WIN L WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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n 1FhUM IUN DUN.
de Lanture.
eaunders's Manual of Musketry Instruction.
The Subaltern Oficer and his Duties By Lieut.,
Sandys.
The English Contribution. BY Doct. Fisher,
Year Book Of Agricultural Facts. 1869.
The Speaker at Home.
Liebig Natural Laws of Husbandry.
Arundel on Mines.
Forster 3 Biography of Oliver Goldsmith.
MacLeod's Dictionary of Political ECONOMY. Z
vol. (iylI RRANCK TAYLOR.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der bss obtained from the Orphans, Court II
letters testAmentary the personal estate Of Pat
rick Gibbons, late Of Washington city, D: o.. de-
ceased. All persons having claims AGAINST the
said deceased are hereby. warned 70 exhibit the
isme, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber.
otherwise By law be excluded nom all benefit u
the said estate.
je Mlaw3wH IDWARD BRENNAN, Executor.
~ NEW WAR MAP
Up Pennsylvania, Maryland and virGinia, from
the latest authorities. Price Is cents
Inst published and for sale by
PHILIP l. sOLOMONB.
jySH 332 Penn. avenue,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L>OR sALE-The GOOD WILL, FIXTURES and
LICENSE of small grocery store on 9th st ,
opposite tie Market ouse. Inquire at thu only
frame house in the row. tt
DOR SALE-A well-esta blished GROCERY and
l. LIQUOR STORE, n a corner near to Seventh
street Satisfactory reasons given for selling
For particulars call at Room No. ), Ara Seventh
street jy 9-3tt
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DERLIC SALE OF EMPTY FLOUR BAR.
L RELs.-Will be sold at Public Auction, at the
Government Bakery. G street, near the G. as
works, on SATURDAY, July II, at IL O'Clock m,
about three thousand IS OOHl Empty Flour Barrels,
in lots to suit purchasers. Terms cash, in Gov
erEment funds 8. g. GREENE.
jy sat Captain 8. ".
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WANTED TO RENr-A HOUSE in the con-
w TT al or western part of the city, containing
- to Is rooms Any one having such house to
rent will hear of permanent and prompt paying
tenant by addressing "A B." through the city
Pest Office jy6-lw+
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M AN1ED-A small neatly fur ished HOUSE
w for q gentleman, lady, and servant. Apply
$40 Twelfth street, frat floor.
jyQ3t% q p DREW
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MUSIC AT LAFAYETTE SQUARE.-The band
of the 18th Infantry, attached to the headq quar-
ters Of Gen. Heintzleman, will play in Lafay-
cite Square, opposite the Presidents House, at
half-past o'clock this afternoon.
THERE Will be pedestrian contest between the
we'll known Warrington Boy and the Oalifornis
pedestrian Ut the Park, Seventh street. at o'clock
TIN Thursday afternoon. Fast time is expected
for purse of $50. 1t"
The SoLDIBR'S TruI BRIHND-For over forty
years, DR.. Holloway has been supplying all the
armies of Europe with his Pills and Ointment they
having proved themselvss the only medicines able
Wound DIS and Bruises. Every kna psack shouls CON.
tain them. Only Is cents per Box Pot an
POSTAGE CuRRESor of all determinations for
sale At the Star Office counter. jy 8.tf
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L>0R sALE-A new three story BRICK Dwell
IL LING HOUSE. with metallic roof, and con-
tainip good sized add pleasant rooms; Occur pies
an eli BILE position Sd street east, on Capitol
Hill, few doors from street. not far from the
railway. with two adj dining Lots will be sold on
asonable terms Inquire of F. MOULTON, At
torney at Law, 3I5 Penn. Az jy9-3tr
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By WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
THRUSTEE'S SALE OF STORY FRAMN
i HOUSE ON l4TH STREET At hUCTIos.-By virtue
of deed of trust to the So bscriber, dated 18th
June 1883. and duly recorded in lber A. s.. No.
80 folios 4O4, 4G5 4O6, of the land records OF
Washipgton county, ID. c.. will. on THU RsDAY
AFTERNOON, 18th August, 1853, sell in front OF
the premises, part of Lot 10. square 247 fronting
% fe ct on l4th street west and running back be.
public alley. ana improved by a good two story
Frame Dwelling.
Terms made known at the sale $50 of which
must be paid at { he sale.
iy9dSds VIM T. WALL h co Auc.s
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WANTED TO RENT-By gentleman and wife
w {Do childran) small UNREGISTERED
HOUSE, either in Washington or Georgetown
Terms moderate. Address for one week, stating
terms and location, A. NJ, Printer, Washineton,
D. O. i, & TT
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w SOYTHES.
w ALpRoN English SEsss s I'd o assin ssstass
10 No. . South Calvert street.,
al -eoete "a Daa6mogo,
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ldtncr.
Mrs. Nes0eH testified that she had repeatedly
heard MIR. B. say that Johnny Wiley was like
him, and speak OF Mrs. Wiley's children as his
grandchildren, telling them to come to grand
pap, and they called him grandfather.
Ar. W. N. S. Hopkins, recalled.-Witness often
heard Mr.. Brown speak of Johnny as being
like himself Witness was intimate with him,
and Mr.. b. had told of having often came up
from Alex andria while at school there.
Cross-examined.-Wit said Tillotson told
him at one time that he was going to leave
$4,000 to his brother Marshali's family; this
was some two years before the sale OF Tillot.
sons interest in the hotel, but in the course OF
the negotiation difficulty arose, and Mr.. B.
told him he had changed his intention. Never
told MI. Wallach that Tillotson had made .
Will Some ten or twelve years ago Tilletson
told witness on his inquiring who the young
lady Emily was, that she was mis- daughter,
and that he was married. Don't recollect tell
ing MT Walfach that Marshalrs children
would get the property anyhow, but if he did,
1t was in order to induce Tillotson to buy him
out.
Ms Rro,rn frecalled) testified that about ten
days after Mr.. BIS death Mr. I.askey and Mr.
Davidge called on her with reference to her adj
ministering on the estate. Shs was under the
impression that Mrs. Wiley, having been born
before witness was married to MIR. b., she could
mot inherit any OF her fathers estate. Witness
therefore told Messrs. L. and D., in reply to
their inquiry az to who was the next Of kin, that
nephews were In regard to the letters brought
to Mrs. Dodd's house for her, they were from
Mr.. Brown; and as to Mr.. Hardin paying GER
tain debts Of hers, he had only done so on &C.
count of being q sort OF security for her, and
Mr.. II. subtracted the amount from his board
account. The witness denied speaking TO Mr..
r. O. Washington, at the Gait House, in Louis.
vile, though she did speak TO his wife there.
Never knew John Brown, and did not come TO
Washing ton from Bladeasburgfn Dozer's hack,
but came directly from Baltimore In the stage,
and went to Susan Weeden's. Dozer suisse
Quently took her to Mrs. Dcdd's. She was
asked how many children there was, and she
said there was but one now, and her father was
dead. Did not knew that Mr.. Davidge WM
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E'OR SALE.-Four three-story BRICK HOUSES
for sale or lease, Fifty eligible Building Lots
perty. Fine Farm of $50 acres, i've miles from
Washington, with large brick house and
barns stable and out houses. Apply to GEORGE
MATT1NGLY, south street, before .. m.
after p an day. il SIT
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EURNIsAED RooMs TO RlNr-Yor rent, .,
Il $50 18th street, east side. between 6 and ii
streets, neatly fqrnishsd and very eomfortabie
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS and PAR.
LORS. The neishborheed il one Of most desir able
In the city Every attention paid to those Occupy.
ing them. No children In the house INV afr
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LOR RENT-The FURNISHED HOUSE No,
213 Fl street, between 18th and 10Th streets
Apply on the premises. a-5t+
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

. Tar PoPuIAR FEELING TOWARDS ENGLAND
AND FR.NoE.-This feeling was demonstrated
at the Russian banquet On Monday. The Eng.
lish Admiral Milne sailed away with his squad
ron without replying to the invitation to the
banquet The French Admiral Reynsud sent
polite note Of regret on account of previous
engagements. Every one Of the speakers had
something to say in condemnation of the bogus
neutrality Of England and the tiAmericsn
schemes Of France. All such sentiments were
warmly and empbatically applauded and en-
dorssd. The unanimity Of the assemblage in
regard to this subject was remarkable.
Our readers must have noticed in the extracts
from rebel papers which we published yester.
day that the rebels have the same feelings
towards England although not as yet towards
France. jeff Davis has just dismissed the Eng.
lish conA,ls from the sonfederacx and the
rebel papers say that this has Seen done in
obedience to The popular will; and withou.
exception they speed their parting con.
suls with abuse and reviling This IL
only new evidence, however, Of fac,
| Of which we hoe always felt convinced
and which we have repeatedly stated
That fact is, that the policy Of England
has been so markedly hostile and so bIunder
ingiy managed, that no American, rebel or no
rebel, can possibly have any other feeling
towards her but .enmity or contempt, or
miugling OF both
When Mis- rebel news reaches England We
shalt probably be treated TO On essay in the
London Times endesvorips TO prove that thi,
dislike OF both Union men and rebels 10 British
policy is only . strong proof Of the righteous
ncss and the impartlality Of her neutrality
The Tines will argue that England is abused
by both belligerents" because she has treated
them both alike. We may reply to ,his 40
phistry in advance. The loyal North Is hostil.
10 England because she has done too much 70,
the rebels. The rebels are hostile 10 England
not because she has done uothing for them, bu
because she has not done enough There is M
neutrality about that, and no special plcadin,
can conceal these facts. We advise the Eng
llsh government, therefore TO turn sharp cor
ner before long. or there will be trouble ahead
Reparation or satisfaction is now the popula
idea Of the best foreign policy sf this cssutr,
ia regard 70 tpgiaad and France.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

sorrHrss REssTASos TO rsS REBEL LsAue
sss.-There is no losger any good reason to
doubs that tight recently took place il the
rebel Army of the Ssuihwoss between the regu-
lar soldiers Of that army and some position Of
4he Georgis militia, upon shc refusal of the lat-
ter to cross the state line and taxa. part iA
active operations against General Rosscrans n
Tennessee. What the exact result was we az
not know but, Of course, the militia hsa nd
chance OF success; and IL argues great deal
for the positive character OF their objections I'd
the war and TO tho proposed disposal Of thels
persons that they should venture any resists
ance at all, when they mnst heve seen how in
efeetual it would prove. Fights not altogether
dissimilar have occurred 10 the Southern
armies before Several iook place when tho
| rebel regiments that took the Geld for one ycas
were not permitted 10 90 home st the cxpira.
ton of that term, but were forced TO rsorganisS
"for the war; Another nsht--though not for
| this cause--took place against North CArolina
troops, In Magrudsr's command, On the PENN
sua, previous 10 the peninsula campaign; but
oil Of these were small affairs compared with
The moro recent fight; and II Is > good sign tAaa
the disposition 10 resist the usurpations Of The
! rebel LEADER y W0pC1 aaK uaAN ~ thsA
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
TRIPLE SH E E T.
New York, wednesday. October ~, 1853
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements FOR the WEESLY HERALD must be hand
eJ 10 before O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the en.erprising mechanics, farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is Increasing very rapidly. Advertisements in
portion Of hs active and energetic people OF the United